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Sign.ofI
US Readers
Fall Short
ZURICH, Switzerland. Wl A poll
of American newspaper readers
shows Uiat 40 per cent of them
are unable to Identify Georgi Mai
enkov as Soviet Russia's Premier,
the International Press Institute
disclosed last night.
The average American, said IPI
reads "very litcle" of the 4'A col
umns of foreign news printed daily
by the average American news
papers. "The level of his knowl.
aboard Is low," the Institute com
mented. The summary was contained In
a 206-page book called "The Plow
of News." published by the IPI.
An organization of editors in 32
countries, lis study was financed
by the Ford and Rockefeller foun
dations. The reader poll was conducted
for IPI last April and May bv'the
American Institute for Public Opin
ion. MaicnKov succeeded Joseph
Stalin as Russian Premier March
6.
Thi Miirvrtv fnnn4 10 net ronl nt
the Americans interviewed didn't
know NATO means the North At
lantic Treaty Organization.
Whistling Pot
Too Much For Her
CHICAGO Ifl Mrs. Joan Brown,
31. told Circuit Judge Julius H.
Miner VMlnrrinif ihni ha VmuUnn
Clem, 27, kept a whistling tea kel
tic, un i hp uro conunuousiy.
She said she asked him lo re
move Ihe kettle because It an
noyed her. but he told her It was
"his symphony and he warned It
to play." Then, she said, she re
moved the ketlle and he struck
her.
She was granted a divorce on
grounds of cruelty.
EUREKA
SEALY, Tex. i,n a workman
digging a foundation for Prank
Koy'a new garage punched his
post-hole digger down Into a half
gallon glass Jar containing (322 In
goia ana silver coins- dated from
1844 to 1902. Kov save some nl
the money to workmen around the
Jon and said he hoped Ihe rest
would pay for tht new garage.
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NATURE AS A SCULPTOR
in winter garb of icy decoration.
December P-P
Meet Slated
Parents and Patrons will hold
its December meeting Wednesday,
Dec. 2, at 7:30 p.m. in the high
school- auditorium with President
Bob Thompson, in charge. The stu
dent driver training course will be
explained to parents by Bob Hen-
dershott. .
An excellent musical program
has been arranged by Mrs. C. A.
Henderson, program chairman for
the month. Tne program will be
presented in four sections. The
Brass Sextette will perform under
the direction of Don McKenzle. The
McCarthy. sm Not
For Big Gook Yet
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Wl Dr.
Philip B. Gove, general editor of
the Merriam-Webster dictionary,
says thr word "McCarthyism" will
not get into the dictionary "for a
few years, perhaps even a dec
ade." He said last night: "As long as
McCarthy is a senator and is in
the news, the meaning of McCar
thyism may change from week to
week, preventing the settling and
stabilizing phase a word must go
through before it gains dictionary
status.'
COINCIDENCE
HOLLYWOOD While 7-year-old
Darla Ridgeway acted in a
television play the role of a girl
feared to have contracted polio,
she learned that her brother Fred
die, 9, had been stricken with the
disease and was hospitalized yes
terday. teg. T. M.
U. S. Pal. Off.
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Girls' Glee Club will sing and will
also be directed by LaMar Jensen.
The program finale will be given
by the a cappella choir under the
direction of Andrew Loney, Jr.
Johnny -Houston and his hospital
ity committee will haVe a ques
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-Refreshments will be served fol
lowing the meeting tomorrow
night. All parents are urged to
, come.
ELECTRIC ERECTOR
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"Flaxomatie" coupling. An tttctro
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PARKING
.11th and
Segregation
Row Rises
In Kansas
wASHTNfiTON Ifl Kansas and
South Carolina contended to the
Supreme Court Mouaay mm
federal courts lack power to out
law racial segregation in the public
schools.
Boih states tiled orieis prelim
inary to oral argument before the
htoh irihnnal next week of a series
of cases attacking segregation of
Negro and white pupils, renoing
before the court are cases from
Virginia. Delaware. Kansas, South
Carolina and the District of Co-
lumbia.
The cases attack segregation on
the' grounds that it violates the
14th Amendment.
South Carolina and Kansas ar
gued on the other hand that the
14th Amendment was not Intended
to end segregation.
The Kansas brief said It was the
Intent of the framers of the 14th
Amendment that' the management
of public schools should be left to
the state legislatures.
The federal Judiciary may not
now assume jurisdiction over this
phase of state activities In disre
gard oi tne namers intent, tne
brief said. '
"The people of Kansas, through
the normal processes of local gov
ernment, are demonstrating their
willingness and capacity to deal
with local race problems In a. man
ner most beneficial to all con
concerned. "Federal interference Is neither
necessary nor justified."
The Kansas brief defended speci
HOG CALLERS
CHICAGO lB Twentv hoes will
be taken into the swank Normandy
Lounge of the Conrad Hilton Hotel
today. They'll be used in a charity
hog-calling contest expected to net
about $1,000 for needy children.
Klamoth Falls, Ortgon
AMERICAN CHINESE
Food, or their beitl
Ben B. Lee, Mqr.
Ph. 6496 For Order, To Tokl Out
for a Merry
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fically the validity of a state i.
which permits local school boards
to pruviuo lur racial segregation
wrougn junior nign scnools and
In tha. .hk nt Vnn.u. filtu v '
through high school. , ' "
The brief noted that counsel for
the state of Kansas have never
Qate it from ''me . .
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