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neanesdav, November t, 1961 PACE 71 Refugees From Castro Dictatorship Strain Miami's Educational Facilities HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. (Editor'! Note: The arrival tion (ailed, she asked a bilingual in Miami of thousands of Cubans student to tell the others what fleeing Castro's dictatorship has she had said. A burst of Spanish strained the city's resources in; from Juanita "brought quick ac- The classes have been divided into those in which all the stu dents speak English and those in which tew speak English. "Until this year, we mixed the English and non-English speaking students in the same classes and I think the Cuban youngsters learned faster because children are natural mimics," svsid Edith Chase, Riverside's principal. Ed Hurst, an assistant superin tendent of schools, explained: "We must run an American school system. Since a teacher; teaches to the level of the ma jority of her class, if too many Spanish-speaking students change that level, then the classes must be separated." School officials have announced that 7,500 of the 9.500 Cuban chit-; has 340 Cubans in a total enroll them to school with Americans." To help solve the English prob lem, the school system has hired a special adviser: Dr. Pauline M. Rojas, former language consult ant to the U. S. Department. n Health. Education and Welfare, and former head of the English section for the government of Puerto Rico. ' dren can't speak English. Most of them are at the elementary level. Roughly 25 of the 150 elementary schools in the system have sep arated their classes along lan guage lines. The junior and senior high schools, with Cuban enrollments of less than 10 per cent for the most part, continue to mix classes although those who can't speak English attend an orientation class for at least one period a day. The Catholic parochial schools do the same, although three have Cuban enrollments of more than 50 per cent. The Cubans prefer mixed classes, Shenandoah Junior High School ment of 1,760. School Principal H. H. Plotts says many Cubans are sending their children to live with relatives and friends in the district. "Although the practice Is ille gal, it is difficult to catch them," Plotts said. "The Cubans know that the best way for their chil dren to learn English is to send many ways. One of the greatest challenges is in the schools. I tion and neat desks. This teacher was trying to deal with one of the most difficult sit uations in Miami's widespread ef fort to teach English to more than 80.000 Cubans who have fled from Fidel Castro's regime and settled here. Perhaps as many as 18,000 are studying English, including 9,500 children in the public schools, 3.000 in the parochial schools and 3.000 in adult classes run by the public school system. The Riverside Elementary School has 1,380 pupils and 90 per cent of them are Cubans. By LOUIS ICH1TELLE MIAMI. Fla.' iAP)-Af'.er a frustrating first-grade reading pe riod, the young teacher told her Research at Spears Hospital has opened the door to health for thousands of sufferers who have been lead to believe there was no help for their respiratory ailments, such is Bronchitis, Asthma, and Hay Fever. U you are interested in the treatment that has re leased so many from the torment of these ailments, write for our free literature and see your Chiropractor. pupils to sit down and put their Mort Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH Here U pleitstntwa; to overcome looee plat duconilort FASTEETH, an improved powder, sprinkled on upper and lower plates holds them firmer so that they feel more com fortable. No gummy, gooey, pasty taste or feeling. It's alkaline (non acid) Does not sour. Checks "plate odor breath". Oct FASTEETH today at druit counters everywhere. papers ui their desks. A few did. Most didn't. Of the entire class of 25 Cuban, refugees, only three speak English. As the pupils stood there, smil ing uncertainly, the teacher tried Spears Chiropractic Hospital 2 DEnr Mist Dtnvtr 20. Color.do;' again: bit down sientase. Put your papers away like this." Dept. Finally, as even her demonstra ; ca n yA ? 1M . Hi. lt. T.H f. U.S. .. 0. I WAHLs ELECTRIC Hair Clipper WITH COMB, SHEARS, 2 TAPER ATTACHMENTS AND COMPLETE DIREC TIONS. GUARANTEED 1 FULL YEARI AT "I agree she knows how to keep house. She's kept that front room for over three hours now!" Russian Fallout Cloud Flies South On Siberia PAY LESS WASHINGTON' AP The great cloud of radioactive debris from the latest Soviet bomb was moving southeastward, today over central Siberia, the U.S. Weather Bureau estimated. The cloud is expected lo reach the United States next spring, the Atomic Energy Commission esti mates. Proceeding at the comparative ly slow pace of 50 miles an hour, it is expected to curve eastward and by Wednesday evening it should reach a point over the Kamchatka Peninsula. If present. wind trends continue, experts estimate that on Thursday it will move over the Aleutian Is lands and perhaps reach the west ern edges of Alaska. The possibility that if may he showering much potentially harm ful radioactivity on Siberia was raised by all the known circum stances. An announcement by the Atom ic Energy Commission estimated that the blast over Novaya Zem blya in the Soviet arctic occurred at an altitude of about 12,000 feet and that the explosion was on the order of 50 megatons, or 50 mil lion tons of TNT. If the figures subject In later correction are correct, the fireball would prob ably have been something like five miles in diameter.and would have churned up much material from (he earth. Such material, made radioactive by the blast, would fall to earth rather quickly, in contrast to lighter radioactive particles, which go into the strat osphere and are delayed in fall ing. The major part of the latter type of fallout is expected next spring, most of it in the Northern Hemisphere, including the United States. The cloud from the blast was taking J more northerly direction than t!:e one released by the Oct. 23 explosion, which is now esti mated by the AEC at. about 25 megatons. That is, the cloud from the new, bigger explosion is be- ginning In circle the Northern Hemisphere on a track somewhat closer to the North Pole than the earlier one. The cloud from the Oct. 23 det onation had just about completed its circuit of the hemisphere. The Weather Bureau estimated that it was roughly over Finland today and heading toward the Moscow area. The cloud, because of the strength of the winds during its journey, hit a much faster pace than the newest one. 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