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'a i Dr. Seifert said Steelton is I If Pittsburgh Preti, Sept. 10, 1957 not included in the tour be- cause he has been in contact oBy and is satisfied noth until a new building Is com-with the situation there per-ling further can be done there pleted for the 1958-59 semester. State to Check On Integration Front Prest Uarrisburg Bureau 1IARRISBURG. Sept.

10 Officials of the State Dept. of Three-Phase Plan Court Had Sided With Little Rock on 'Slow' Integration City Met High Court Requirements, NAACP Told in Appeal for Speedup By MARSHALL MrXKIL Strlpps-Howard Staff Writer Behind the tense racial integration troubles in Little Rock, lies a mild-tcmpercd Appellate Court Public Instruction plan to visit two Chester County school dis trkts to check on desegrega tion problems there. Dr. Carl Seifert. deoutv superintendent of public instruction, said he and other 7 officials will inspect schools in Coatsville and Kennett Square.

Shortly before his announcement, Samuel K. McDonald, superintendent of Coatesville schools, said all six schools in decision with which people generally are unfamiliar It confirmed Little Rock's own slow plan for mix-It found Uiat Little Rock that district are now in tegrated. 1 Questionnaires distributed Inf whites and Negroes In pub-j had met the Supreme Court' lie school over a sixyear pe-'demiytd that a segregation last spring turned up segregation in the two Chester County districts, as well as in Steelton school near Harrisburg. EMERGENCY DENTAl rlod as complying with the plan be prepared In good faith. If.

S. Supreme Court'! 3954 It recognized the uncontra ruling. 'dieted testimony of the school The decision by the ht gradual Circuit Court of' Appeals. st.n,W,lon wan advisable "un-Louis, appear to be merely a-tier existing conditions." ratification of a native grass-j The Circuit Court answered roots plan laboriously pre-1 contentions of the NAACP pared by local authorities, that Federal courts could ue who had canvassed the entire their power to speed up In PLATE REPAIRS As a feature of its Gala Opening Week gAc (tmcna Joseph Horne Co. Lower Oliver Avenue (through to Liberty Ave.) Invites you to learn the answers to new realism in music RCA Victor "Victrola" Stcrcotape Player Demonstrations 12:30 and 3 p.

m. VI mmtt HOi'ii. ilfl'l i-Hili lip i. tegration by saying situation. Three days after the Supreme Court outlawed racial segregation in public schools, the Little Rock School Board said it would comply and ordered a study on how to bring about Integration.

It approved a three pha plan May 24, 1955. ull Integration was to he effective by 198.1, moving In 0nlt4 fresi Tflephoto PATIENT PRESIDENT Following policy of "pa-tience" in the integration dispute in Arkonsos. President Eisenhower looked determined today while posing in a group of Rhode Island Republican leaders at his Newport, R. vacation spot. "A reasonable amount of time to effect complete Integration In the schools of Little Rock may ho unreasonable In SI.

Iamh or Washington. The schools of Little Kock have been completely segregated since their creation In JH70." tion as required by the Supreme Court, could act as facts dictated. Little Rock plan too slow-paced. In that event, the district Judge, retaining jurisdic The Circuit Court conceded! future events might prove the! slow stages through senior, Junior' and elementary grades, beginning this year. The National Assn.

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