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The Second Front Charlotte North Carolina Friday June 10 1960 szcnoN This Section By JERRY REECE News Staff Writer I 4 WoMS While You're 111184004piskeloOKowa'wMtr6go'01140110 WS i In This The Second Front A Section With Local'News I Women Theaters ILIWS And Features Features Comics Charlotte North Carolina Friday June 10 1960 SECTION I 27777 1 0 1 eei 1 4 4 Jullan Scheer eggs May Play mile You're way f' -11 '''t 4 41 I to ff 4 I 4' 9' 4 I By JERRY REECE 1 -4 4 i I cm 1 t' News Staff Writer I ''4 1 Vi Pt (I 4' i i Li '0 1 1 of course you can never be sure you won't be a burglary victim but you can get some peace of mind while you're vacationing by following these sample tips: Keep at least two lights connected to an automatic timing device which will turn them on at dusk and off at normal Of course you can never be sure you won't be a burglary victim but you can get some peace of mind while you're va- cationing by following these sample tips: Keep at least two lights con- Keep at least two lights con- nected to an automatic timing device which will turn them on at dusk and off at normal bed- and second floor windows are locked Burtgars don't always use front and back doors And remember a story or picture in The News may be a source of satisfaction to you but save it for your return It will still be news and you won't be notifying the underworld that you're holding "open house" )r windows are don't always back doors er a story or News may be slaction to you your return It and you won't underworld that "open house" and second floor windows are locked Burtgars don't always use front and back doors And remember a story or picture in The News may be a ource of satisfaction to yo! liveries by letter or phone A note in milk bottle can be an all-clear signal to crooks Keep records of serial numbers and description of your valuables to help police recover them if they are stolen Report suspicious persons and questionable or dangerous actions to the police Also make certain basement liveries by letter or phone A note in milk bottle can be an all clear signal to crooks Keep records of serial num- bers and description of your valuables to help police recover them if they are stolen them if they are stolen Report suspicious persons and questionable or dangerous ae hons to the ponce glar's chief ally is the person he victimizes Burglars look for houses that are temporarily empty (a have ingenious ways of detect ing them) especially those that are dark or insecurely locked They thrive on families that don't know how to burglar proof their homes or don't get around to taking it seriously glar's chief ally is the person be victimizes Burglars look for houses that are temporarily empty (a have ingenious ways of detect- ing them) especially those that are dark or insecurely locked are dark or insecurely locked They thrive on families that don't know how to burglar- proof their homes or don't get Install auxiliary night latches with a dead-locking mechanism on exterior doors Glass doors should be protected by double-cylinder locks Inform one neighbor and police you are going away Never leave a note saying "the key is under the mat" Burglars can read too Stop milk and newspaper de Install auxiliary night latches with a dead locking mechanism on exterior doors Glass doors should be protected by double- cylinder locks Inform one neighbor and po- lice you are going away lice you are going away Never leave a note saying the key is under the mat" Burglars can read too Thinking about entertaining burglars while you're away on vacation? You may be if you don't follow a few simple tips before you leave for that two weekswith-pay Police records show the bur Thinking about entertaining burglars while you're away on vacation? You may be if you don't fol- You may be if you don't fol- Tow a few simple tips before you leave for that two weeks with-pay I The Friday Frolics The folks at Charlottetown Mall oughta learn to spell The sign out front says both sides The $8000 investment at the Morehead-Kings Dr intersection for left-turn signals was worth it 1-1 spell I sides Dr into la Friday Frolirc HL temlitsb 1 OF (no burg phrey The The gals day: Vic mayors trees have to I I OF (no rel: burg phrey The Sta The gal LU day: VI mayors trees be have to i r' 1 0 OF (no burg phrey The The gals I '0 day: Vic mayors trees have to I I 4 COURSE YOU know we've got a John Kennedy relation) serving the State House from Mecklen but didyaknow Greensboro has a Hubert Hum serving in the State House? Also no kin Statesville paper sports this byline: Rockle Hodson flip whenever they see it LUNCHING AT the Manger Motor Inn the other Shaw and Herbert Baxter two of our ex Lines liked: Willa Catber's statement "I like because they seem more resigned to the way they live than other things do" Discount Rate Cut i I I 1 (Jt 0 1 1 COURSE YOU knOW we've got a John Kennedy l'''''''''t 1''''' 1 relation) serving 'in the State House from Mecklen k) I but didyaknow Greensboro has a Hubert Hum i 1 serving in the State House? Also no kin i Statesville paper sports this byline: Rockle Hodson 1 flip whenever they see it 1 ri LUNCIIINGAT the Manger Motor Inn the other 0 Shaw and Herbert Baxter two of our ex 0 11 0 ellstiTi ''lk LI ract Lines liked: Willa Cather's statement I like because they seem more resigned to the way they 0 live than other things do" A Discount Rate Cut rilik t-0- r--b yr" t' 1 Dirt MnitAr A Reasonable Reason NELSON BENTON the WBTWBTV news chief leaves today for CBS in Noo Yuk David Hinson a News carrier who lives on Herald St put two hen eggs under a neat they hatched Bird tries to force worms on the chicks can't understand why they won't eat 'em A Reasonable Reason leav Nev und trie: why NELSON BENTON the WBT-WBTV news chief leaves tody for CBS in Noo Yuk David Itinson a News carrier who lives on Herald St put two hen eggs under a neat they hatched Bird tries to force worms on the chicks can't understand why they won't eat 'em l' Start Loosening? II Tight Mone t' AO' MOW Th El IL II IMF If MOP II I ig ti oney recite ns 4- aft Loosening fr: CURTIS TURNER BRUTON SMITH FLOWE By MAX MUIIIEMAN News Sports Writer Dirtmoving contractor Owen Flowes who last night parked several pieces of heavy equipment on Char lotte Motor Speedway in protest against unpaid bills said today he will sue the Speed way unless the matter is set tied immediately Flowe said Speedway officials were obligated to pay him for 80 per cent of his work each month but that he had never gotten a full payment He also said several of the Speedway's checks were written on out-of-town accounts which lacked funds in the amount of the checks AFTER THE CAR had smashed into a telephone pole a policeman rushed to the car "How did it happen?" he asked the dazed man In the front seat "My wife fell asleep" he answered pointing to his wife in the back seat SEEMS THAT every time you tune in WSOC and grab Bill Snyder's Hornets broadcasts you hit a Hornet rally An interesting team these Charlotte Hornets And no sooner do we get interested in baseball than Bob Quincy gives us a football (Wednesday) rundown CI Doc Has Beauty STUART ALLEN Myers Park's championship coach and Johnny Guiton ex-Charlotte now Citadel will serve as counselors at the Brevard Music Camp this summer Dr Elmer Garinger the school boss always comes up with a pretty secretary Jean Little (now Mrs Frank Brown Miami) left to be married Her place has been taken by Mary Hamrick of Shelby another pretty one BEN HUNTLEY is in charge of the School Board's site committee He was missing at a board meeting the other day when the report from the school site committee was called "Where is he?" someone asked "Mex leo" was the answer Looking for a site? SUMMER IS here You can hear the DDT sprayer Charles Brower sez "It is change not love that makes the world go around love only keeps it popu latecr- A fancy new eatery is the Dobbs House off Park Rd Unsightly permanent Christmas decoration wires on Trade and Tryon Sts should come down soon A Chamber of Commerce committee was informed to day that Duke Power Co will remove the wires on final approval from the Carolinas Carrousel Removal of the wires Is a project of the chamber's sub committee headed by William A Davis IT WILL BE the first project in a campaign to have all unsightly wires and poles removed from the central business district There are two wires on each side of Trade and Tryon supplying current for the Christmas lighting system They are used only about sit weeks of the year from Thanksgiving Day until New Year's and then only during hours of darkness The Christmas lights are in NV IL 111011 II IL 11111110 iota ANO II II 1 II II 4 4-1 401 re vj cilir 1- fiso- LEI l'AV 0 1011 I a lor It AFTER THE CAR had smashed into a telephone 4 pole a policeman rushed to the car "how did it hap- MA MUIILEALIN News Sports Writer pen?" he asked the dazed man in the front seat "My I 'T- ts wife fell asleep" he answered pointing to his wife in Ir ei'' irt 'I Ay4 moving contractor 1 the back seat 1 Owen Flowes who last night SEEMS TH A equ it i parked seipment veral pieces Char of t- heavy on every time you tune in WSOC and i grab Bill Snyder's Hornets broadcasts you hit a Hornet 1 me00 tt lotte Motor Speedway in pro- I (44 1 test against unpaid bills said tally An interesting team these Charlotte Hornets And no sooner do we get interested in baseball than today he will sue the Speed way unless the matter is set- tied immediately Bob Quincy gives us a football (Wednesday) rundown FLOWE CURTIS TURNER BRUTON SMITH Plowe said Speedway officials were obligated to pay him for BO 01 i Doc Has Beauty per cent of his work each month ose ugly Ire but that he had never otten a STUART ALLEN Myers Park's championship coach full payment and Johnny Clifton ex-Charlotte now Citadel will serve He also said several of the Speedway's checks were written as counselors at the Brevarcl Music Camp this summer checks the funds in the amount of Dr Elmer Garinger the school boss always comes up on out-of-town accounts which With a pretty secretary Jean Little (now Mrs Frank I Brown Miami) left to be married Her place has been ea ill 1110) 0 taken by Mary Hamrick of Shelby another pretty one el 1 BEN HUNTLEY is in charge of the School Board's Unsightly permanent Christ- in a campaign to have all un- I site committee He was missing at a board meeting the mas decoration wires on Trade sightly wires and poles re- li other day when the report from the school site commit- and Tryon Sts should come moved from the central bus' tee was called "Where is he?" someone asked "Mex- down soon ness district leo" was the answer Looking for a site? ic i day that Duke Power A Chamber of Commerce There are two wires on each committee was informed to- side of Trade and Tryon sup- Co will plying current for the Christ remove the wires on final sp mas lighting system LI er Is Here cations rouse' proval from the Carolinas Car- Remoal of the wires Is a eeks of the year from They are used only about six ig2hv SUMMER IS here You can hear the DDT sprayer Charles Brower sez "It is change not love that project of the chamber sub- Thanksgiving Day until New committee beaded by William Year's and then only during makes the world go around love only keeps it PoPtt- A Davis hours of darkness later- A fancy new eatery is the Dobbs House off Park Rd IT vitiLL DE the first project The Christmas lights are in I I IT wiLL BE the first project Park Rd The Christmas lights are in Lawsuit it io 01 1 OWSUI wt it 1 AFTER TIIE CAR had smashed into a telephone 'f 0A e'" i a pole a policeman rushed to the car "Bow did it hap- Citr4 7 k' By MAX 111111EMAN pen?" he asked the dazed man in the front seat "My si tI if '4 k' st' vo' News Sports 'Writer wife fell asleep" he answered pointing to his wife in irief' 4144 11 ''''-T' i Xt -'7 I Dirtmoving contractor the back seat 7: By EMERY WISTER News Staff Writer First indication that the tight money market may ease within six months or so was felt here today as the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond lowered its discount rate to banks The discount rate is simply the 2 interest rate banks pay the Fed- egroes ASK eral Reserve for money borrow ed The Richmond bank along with eight others dropped its rate from 4 per cent to 312 per White School cent effective today One Charlotte banker called the rate reduction "a straw in the wind" indicating that it might Reassignment mean someth ng in the future But be added: By DICK YOUNG "MONEY WON'T BE any more News Staff Writer plentiful until the banks reduce their prime rate And since banks The first two applications of have between 50 and 60 per cent legro students for reassign- of their money out on loans nent this fall to white schools in there isn't much chance the rate he city were on file today at the will drop" flices of the City School Board The prime rate is that which No application for assignment banks charge the country's large )f Negro students to county corporations for money So long whools had been received at mid- as the firms continue to demand norning today large amounts of money less will be available for home building Kelly Alexander Charlotte and other projects Negro undertaker and 'nest- dent of the North Carolina chap Said another banker: There Is ter of the NAACP filed appli a continuing steady demand cations yesterday afternoon for for loans There is no indica flout the situation will ease reassigpment of his two sons to white city schools within six months 1 He added: "The Federal Re-One application asks that Kel- serve Board's action doesn't mean Miller Alexander Jr who too much to us Frankly we ast term attended Myers Street don't care if the discount rate lementary school and had been drops or not" By DICK YOUNG News Staff Writer The first two applications of Negro students for reassignment this fall to white schools in the city were on file today at the offices of the City School Board No application for assignment of Negro students to county schools had been received at midmorning today Kelly Alexander Charlotte Negro undertaker and president of the North Carolina chap ter of the NAACP filed appli cations yesterday afternoon for reassignment of his two sons to white city schools One application asks that Kelly Miller Alexander Jr who last term attended Myers Street elementary school and had been By EMERY WISTER News Staff Writer First indication that the tight money market may ease within six months or so was felt here today as the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond lowered its discount rate to banks The discount rate is the interest rate banks paim the ply Ped- egroes eral Reserve for money borrow ed The Richmond bank along with eight others dropped its rate from 4 per cent to 312 per 1 1 oo cent effective today One Charlotte banker called the rate reduction "a straw in the wind" indicating that it might Reassignment the future mean something in But he added: By DICK YOUNG "MONEY WON'T BE any more News Staff Writer plentiful until the banks reduce their prime rate And since banks iii The first two applications of have between 50 and 60 per cent Negro hisstudents for reassign- of their money out on loans ment fall to white schools in there ill drop- isn't much chance the rate the city were on file today at the offices of the City School Board The prime rate is that which No application for assignment banks charge the country's large of Negro students to county corporations for money So long schools had been received at mid- as the firms continue to demand morning today large amounts of money less will be available for home building elly Charlotte dent of the North Carolina chap Said another banker: There ter of the NAACP filed appli a continuing steady demand and other projects Negro undertaker and presi- i Is yesterday afternoon for for loans There is no indica reassignment of his two sons to ties' the situation will ease hi" white city schools witn six months Ile added: "The Federal Re- One application asks that Kel serve Board's action doesn't mean ly Miller Alexander Jr who too much to us Frankly we last term attended Myers Street don't care if the discount rate elementary school and had been drops or not" been drops or not" elementary school and had I By EMERY WISTER News Staff Writer First indication that the tight money market may eas within six months or so was felt here today as the Federal Th3qPrim Rank nf Rirhmnnri Inworoil ite rlicrAtirif nfa trt THE CONTRACTOR angered by the difficulty he says be has encountered in obtaining money said officials had promised to make a payment to him by noon today At 12:30 pm however Flowe said he had still not been contacted Flowe estimated that his total work on the Speedway site including clearing grading -and rock removal would run as high as $770000 He explained that 20 per cent of this or about $156- MO was to be paid to him after the work was completed "They're $74000 behind on their regular monthly pay meats" Flowe said "and the way they've gotten behind is trying to pay me with checks that aren't any good THE CONTRACTOR angered by the difficulty he says be has 1 encountered in obtaining money said officials had promised to make a payment to him by noon to 12:30 pm however lday At owe said he had still not been contacted Plowe estimated that his total th work on Speedway site in- eluding clearing grading and a roscksnroeTvoovaie isi liweoxupldrnued asha high OM was to be paid to him after Per cent of this or about $156e the work was completed "They're 674000 behind on "They're S74000 behind on their regular monthly pay- ments" Flowe said "and the way they've gotten behind is that aren't any good trying to pay me with checks 100 behind on monthly pay saki "and the Men behind is le with checks good the central business section of Trade and Tryon thus eight wires several blocks long would be removed The next step in removing unsightly wires will be to investi gate the possibilities of putting traffic control and fire alarm wires underground Mr Davis said City Traffic Engineer Herman noose and an expert on fire alarm wires will be invited to attend an early meeting to explain what can be done to get these wires underground If these wires can be re moved only some telephone and power lines and street lights will remain above ground And both the Southern Bell Telephone Co and Duke Pow er Co have been putting wires underground whenever possible Power lines also lead into street lighting poles but under ground power lines could remove these FIRST STEP in removing overhead wires came a num bet of years ago when the Duke Power Co replaced its trolley cars with buses However lit tie more was done until the Chamber committee launched its project the central business section of Trade and Tryon thus eight wires several blocks long would be removed The next step in removing tin- sightly wires will be to investi gate the possibilities of putting traffic control and fire alarm Davis said City Traffic wires underground Engineer Herman Hoose and an expert on fire alarm wires will be invited to attend an early meeting to explain what can be done to get these wires under- don- iet-these wires under- ground it these wires can be re- and street and line some telephone -A both the Southern Bell ights will remain above ground Telephone Co and Duke Pow- And er co- have been putting wires ulnderBrollad whenever Possl "iv street lines but under er- Power iines pcatlesso lead into ground power FIRST STEP move these in removing overhead wires came a num bet of Years ago when the Duke Power Co replaced its trolley cars with buses Ifowevey lit tie more was done until the Chamber committee launched Its Project- promoted to the seventh grade and assigned to York Road Junior High School be reassigned to Sedgefield Junior High School THE OTHER requests that Alfred Louis Alexander who last year was a first-grader at Myers Street School and who has been promoted to the second grade and assigned there be reassigned to Dilworth School Previously Mr and Mrs Alexander had sought reassignment of their children to all-white schools but their applications have been denied Pupil assignments for next year in city schools were made June 4 and parents were given 10 days in which to file applications for reassignment The deadline for city applications is midnight June Students in the county schools were assigned June 6 and the deadline for reassignment in county schools will be midnight June 16 Alexander promoted to the seventh grade and assigned to York Road Junior High school be reassigned to Sedgefield Junior High School TIIE OTHER requests that Al- year was a first-grader at Myers fred Lotus Alexander who last Dilworth School Street School and who has been promoted to the second grade and assigned there be reassigned to Previously Mr and Mrs Alex- na der had sought reassignment of their children to all-white schools but their applications have been Pupil assignments for next June ue year in and parents were made 10 days in which to tile appli- cations for reassignment The deadline for city applications is midnight June 14 Students in the county schools were assigned the rIpatillno for reasslitornent a deadline for reassignment in county schools will be midni ght June 16 Howe Faces Decision WILL ALL THOSE people who complained about no Jack Paar show now thank the station? A woman staff member of this paper has asked for a week's vaca tion in she can go squirrel hunting with her daddy And that's all for one week at Zoning Case Court Again By DICK YOUNG News Staff Writer Ah-h-F1-11 Camp Time 'I've called their bank on several occasions and received word that their funds were not sufficient to meet a check they had written me" he added SPEEDWAY general manager Bruton Smith denied that Flowe had received any bad checks "In fact" Smith said "we have paid him in advance I don't know why he should make such statements I'm sure be has nothing to back them up" Yesterday Flowe ordered several pieces of heavy equipment See SPEEDWAY On Page SB 17gf Z'R 2 -11 WILL ALL THOSE people who complained about I power moved only t' no Jack Paar show now thank the station? A woman 4 ott gab II "di staff member of this paper has asked for a week's vaca NE no on U1111 IIIHC "I called their bank on set- her daddy And that all for one week 'v tion in she can go squirrel hunting with eral occasions and received word iii that their funds were not suffi- lr' '''741V4 cwireintttento mmee et he candedeekd Flowe Faces Dec they had 1 1' em 41 ision i t- -1'b 1' ''( $-t egne ineedr a tl amt aFn langweer ri 00' BrSuPtoEnESDViAthY i a 0 11 1 11 a se se "In fact" Smith said "we Vil 's -1 ifl! had received any bad checks have paid him in advance I don't know why he should make such gi statements I'm sure be has noth- ourt ain 11 ss i ing to back them up" 1 es il i-- i 1 1 rNa pt ei ercdeasy oFf I ohwe es vyo deerirnetdp mseenvt- By DICK YOUNG 31 4 -er- s''' r' age an News Staff Writer 1: i See SPEEDWAY 3 "3 ki4 I 3' 'V '6 3 gr bank on sevd received word were not sufficheck they had added eneral manager lied that Flowe bad checks Lith said "we advance I don't ould make such ure be has nothI up" re ordered sev- tavy equipment On Page SB I 1' 'vl 1 First Budget Help Urban Renewal's Bite: $120 500 D146 11dr IIIiL IJULI9Ut lug) Urban Renewal Bite' $120 500 The nowfamous Flowe zoning case Is scheduled for final determination under a temporary injunction in a 'hearing scheduled before Judge Susie Sharpe in Mecklen burg Superior Court at 2 pm Tuesday in the meantime officials of the city building inspection de- partment have been investigating 27 Bitch zoning inspector complaints that a garage at the and Green building inspec Flowe residence 000 Thrift Rd tor visited the Flowe property in a residential zone is being and said they found a bulldozer vsed for repair of heavy earth inside the building Outside the moving equipment building they observed a "low After a court hearing early last boy" (low slung truck) ith year Mr Flowe was temporarily tractor a clump truck and three restrained from use of the 50 by cars Mr Bell said 90 concrete block building except for the storage of his personal au- tomobiles and garden tools THE ZONING CASE first de I a veloped about four years a 0 11 ve ope a ou four years a The nowfamous Flowe zoning case is scheduled Al firint Antormination tinder 2 temnarnev ininnetinn in a for final determination under a temporary injunction in a hearing scheduled before Judge Susie Sharpe in Meek len burg Superior Court at 2 pm Tuesday In the meantime officials of the city building inspection de i partment bave been Investigating 27 Bitch zoning Inspector complaints that a garage at the and Green building inspec Flowe residence 4300 Thrift Rd tor visited the Floe property in a residential zone is being and said they found a bulldozer used for repair of heavy earth inside the building Outside the moving equipment building they observed a "low After a court hearing early last boy" (IOW slung truck) i year Mr Floe was temporarily tractor a dump truck and three restrained from use of the 50 by cars Mr Bell said 90 concrete block building except for the storage of his personal au- tomobiles and garden tools TIIE ZONING CASE first de- i a a veloped about four years a An appropriation of $120500 will be included in the city's 196061 budget for the urban redevelopment project 1 This is the first fund to be earmarked by the city govern- cil until the middle of Deeenu 1 First rt ft pr ushl lui len heel acrairnagn ceer 0 betThe 'estimated cost of ii erall plans for the redevelopment Brooklyn redevelopment proj 11 of 23ft acres in Brooklyn will be ect Is $1911500 The city's conducted by the Urban Redevel share is one-third $637170 1 opment Commission June 22 i ks 2 1 :0 4 pment project ddle of Decem I cost of elopment proj The city's rd $637170 An appropriation of $120500 will be included in the Shaw said today the case is scheduled to come up for final deter mination in Mecklenburg Superior Court next week James Bell head of the build ing inspection department said he had reported to City Manager William Veeder the findings of his inspection on an investigation there May XL Last Monday additional re quests for investigation of the flows property were voiced at the city council session and Mr Veetter asked for a report Mr Bell reported that on May GRADY SIGNS All kinds South's Pionetr Neon Ms since '27 AO CITY ATTORNEY John IV 1 when Mr began construe tion of the large concrete block building about six months after the zoning law went into effect After bis building permit had been revoked he appealed to the Zoning Board of Adjust ment which ruled based on' his declaration that the build ing was to be used solely as a private garage that be could proceed to finish It Later the case went to court in injunction proceedings and early last year Mr Flowe was restrained from using the building except as a private garage After July 1 city and county schools will be consolidated but the reassignment applications are being routinely handled on a separate basis as they have been In the past This is the fourth year that applications for assignment of Negro students to all-w bite schools have been filed In the fall of 1957 the first Negro students were assigned to all white schools Five were originally assigned but two dropped out LAST YEAR Gus Roberts one of the five Negro stu dents assigned to white schools was graduated from Central High School to become the first Negro to be graduated from a Charlotte white school Only one other Negro was en rolled at a white school although there had been eight applications from Negroes to go to white schools Dolores Waterman was a student at Garinger High school and the school board has assigned her there for next year No Negroes have so far been assigned to any county white schools Open wide and say "Ahhhhh" Okay "Ahhhh it is great to be going to camp" And it is This is going-to-camp time Thousands of boys and girls all over the Car olinas are going to camp this week They're getting their physical examinations Just like young Dwyane Beacham of Windsor Dr and they're getting name labels sewed on clothes and they're oiling catcher's mitts Dwyane is going to the YMCA's :4 News Staff Hunter Fresh Air Camp But it matters not which camp they'll attend They'll come home in two weeks or three or they'll have the usual array of things Like sunburn and health Like lizards and flying squirrels Like new friends and campfire tales Like new tricks and words to a camp song Like a devotion to a counselor Like the desire never neve? never to go back to school and for summer to be over 7 i 0 i sr Are 1 4 44 'i ''1 'iii i-'1 i '''''''1 s'' :4 After July 1 city and county schools will be consolidated but r' I 4 0-''''' s'-' the reassignment applications 4 i are eng rouiney 0 i'' 9 4k bi tl handled on As a separate basis as they have gl "46' t' been In the past 1 t''' -11''''' his is the fourth year a 1 I t' fo ass' nment of 4: Negro students to all-w i iia is schools have been filed i 07 i In the fall of 1057 the first Ne 9 gro students were assigned to all tiil white schools Five were original- ''i 1 ly assigned but two dropped out CITY ATTORNEY John when NIr began construe 0 Shaw said today the case is sched- tiled to come up for final deter Lion of the large concrete block LAST YEAR Gus Roberts one mination in Mecklenburg Superior building about six months after of the five Negro stu Court next week the zoning law went into effect News dents assigned to white schools staff eo Hunter Hter i Open wide and say "Ahhhhh" Fresh Air Camp But it matters' not James Bell head of the build was graduated from Central High 34 Ing inspection department said he After his building permit had $: School to become the first Negro :41 Okay which camp they'll attend bad reported to City Manager to be graduated from a Charlotte t1 been revoked he appealed to "Ahhhh it is great to be going to They'll come home in two weeks or William Veeder the findings of the Zoning Board of Adjust white school 11 camp" three or they'll have the usual I his inspection on an investigation ment which ruled based on Only one other Negro was en And it Is array of things I there May 27 his declaration that the build roiled at a white school although This is going-to-camp time Thou Like sunburn and health -e Last Monday additional re ing that he could as to be used solely as there had been eight applications t'i going sands of boys and girls all over the Car Like lizards and flying squirrels ou investigati the proceed to finis 't from Negroes to go to white olinas are Like I tales a private garage to camp this week i new rien an camp ire a es it schools il They're getting their physical examina- Like new tricks and words to a camp Floests or on ws property were voiced at Dolores Waterman was a stu f-' tions just like young Dwyane Beacham song i il it Abe city council session and Hi hoot and 3 Later the case went to court dent at Garinger se of Windsor Dr and they're getting name Like a devotion to a counselor Mr 'Veeder asked for a report the school board has assigned ii- labels sewed on clothes and they're oil- Like the desire never never never in injunction proceedings and her there for next yea 11 jug catcher's mitts to go back to school and for summer Mr Bell reported that on May early last year Mr Flowe was No Negroes have so far been Dwyane is going to the YMCA to over GRADY SIGNS All kinds South's restrained from using the build- assigned to any county white Planet Neon MLs since '27 Av ing except as a private garage schools ut it matters not tend in two weeks or have the usual health flying squirrels nd campfire tales words to a camp a counselor ever never never and for summer I i i i I 1 AFTER THE PLANS have been approved by the City-County Planning Commission they will go to the City Council Council will hold a hearing and then decide on approval But in the meantime the rode-kg velopment staff is at work on the specific plans for the develop- I 4 ment of the first phase in 33 acres or eight blocks of the Brooklyn area ti These plans will not be ready -ii for submission to the City Coun 0 Ig I a I a nese plans win no ut for submission to the City Against this amount is applied a credit of $275400 that is scheduled to be spent by the city in improving streets water and sewer lines When this $275400 is deducted from $637170 it leaves $361700 the city will have to provide in cash Vernon Sawyer director of the urban redevelopment commission said that it was felt that onethird of the cash requirements would be necessary this year -t amount is thatis pent by the city eets water and 400 is deducted leaves $361700 re to provide in director of the 3ment commis it was felt that i cash require- necessary this woula De necessary uus -t reauyirnents Coun-lyear VFMNPIMMMVomWMMWWWwIgnameimmeillIMIIpMNwwImmr l' I firrl.