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IY > 1 - MRS. WILLIAM NELSON tries to comfort her husband in ambulance after his rescue from the Marianna mine explosion which trapped 11 miners in Marianna, Pa. Five were killed and six were rescued, but burned badly. (International Soundphoto)

Little Rock Dispute Mere Preliminary Showdown On Race Dispute Likely In All-Southern State By LYLE C. WILSON United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON (UP)—The dispute over racial integration of Little Rock's Central High School is no more than a preliminary incident in the developing contest over the educational comingling of white and Negro children. It is not likely to establish a quickly effective precedent. The showaown will not take place in Little Rock, no matter how President Eisenhower applies federal force unless, perhaps, he should proclaim martial law to place a military governor in charge Arkansas is a border state, evidently substatially divided on integration of the schoolsThe showdown will come—if at all—in a wholly southern state such as Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia or Mississippi. Virginia, for example, has erected a bulwark of state law against integration. There is no token integration in Virginia as there is in Arkansas. Interview With Rvraes South Carolina law is similar. U. S. News and World Report recently interviewed James F. Byrnes, former associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court who later served as governor of South Carolina. He was asked if South Carolina would close its public schools to frustrate integration “It is already the law of the state,” Byrnes replied, “that, if a student by ’transferred from a Negro school to a white school or from a white school to a Negro school, by order of the court, all appropriations for that school shall immediately cease” The interview continued: Q: Wouldn't that be a violation of the Supreme Court order that no state shall take "any action along the lines of preventing integration? Both Schools Affected A: “Well, I should add that the law says the appropriation shall cease for the school to which the Negro student student is transferred and, also, all appropirations *Dr. Lodwig Erhard Dr. Front Josef Strauss ONE Os THESE two West German officials is expected to taka up the reins of government tt they are given up by Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, who is 81. Dr. Ludwig Erhard, 60, economics minister, is given much credit for Adenauer’s recent sweeping elections victory, and for West Germany's healthy economic condition. Dr. Frans Josef Strauss, 4L heads a Bavarian political machine which iron all 47 Bavarian constituency seats. (International)

shall cease for the school from which he comes.” Q: Docs the federal government have power to cause South Carolina to spend money it does not want to spend? A: "The administrators would not be able to spend it.” Q: Has the federal government any power to compel a state to appropriate money it does not want to appropriate? A: “No, I can see no way by which a court could order a legislator to vote ‘aye’ on an appropriation bill instead of ‘no.” These state laws and any others, of course, must stand or fall before the Supreme Court. Thereafter, events in Little Rock, whereever they may lead, probably would be duplicated in greater stress in the deep South. ♦ Twain Study ELMIRA, N. Y. — Wl — The small octagonal study of Samuel Clemens is being preserved on the campus of Elmira College. It is in the same study that Mark Twain wrote "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer” and other famous works. Installment Sentence WATERFORD, Conn. — (W — Convicted of drunken driving, Willie Austin, 44, was ordered to serve a 60-day jail sentence on the installment plan. After pleading that he needed to stay home to care for his ill wife. Austin was told to serve each Saturday and Sunday for 30 weeks.

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Filmtown To Mark 50th Anniversary Stars Will Visit 20 Major Cities HOLLYWOOD (UP) — Filmtown celebrates its 50th birthday next month by loading a plane with stars and. dropping in on 20 of the

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nation's largest cities. Sponsored by the major studios, the golden jubilee is a departure from the usual exclusive wingdings where only the elite are invited to sip champagne and nibble hors d'oeifvres. , Nor will it be one of those television specials in which viewers get toothpaste smiles and tired speeches from their favorites. * This party will have the stars meeting the public face to face. West to East Cities scheduled for the tour are

San Francisco, Portland. Seattle, Salt Lake City, Denver, Kansas City, Minneapolis, St. £aul, Milwaukee, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Indianapolis, Detroit, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Washington, Philadelphia, Boston and New York. At each stop a parade will be whipped up, followed by wholesale entertainment provided by the junketing luminaries. Fifty years ago when these cities were booming Hollywood was a collection of orange trees and bean fields. And to this rural set-

ting the late producer William N (Colonel Billy) Seig brought his Chicago-based film company to shoot scenes for “The Count of Monte Cristo.” The picture, Hollywood’s first, starred Hobart Bosworth and proved to be a hit. Selig, impressed with the little community on the outskirts of Los Angeles, moved his polyscope company west. That was the beginning of what the film capital calls “the greatest entertainment community in the history of the

world.” No Names Yet Hollywood - style, the names of the celebrities taking part In the trip will be announced one at a time. Producers and directors who names, are known, but whose faces are unfamiliar, also will hit the road. The grand tour begins Oct. 17, with San Francisco the first stop. It will wind up in New York Nov. 8. Jack Diamond, chairman of the studio publicity directors commit-

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tee. was asked why the industry was throwing a party for Itself His answer; •Nobody else volunteered." Bolt Come Twice beekmantown, n. Y. — 0P» — Farmer Ellhu Pierce, one of whose cows was struck dead by lightning near a gate post 48 years ago used to laugh when told about it striking twice. Recently another of his cows was struck dead in the same spot.