Should School Teachers
Have To Sneak Smokes?
LOS ANGELES, (JP) — Should
school teachers have to sneak
their smokes?
The president of the school
board, Paul Burke, doesn’t think
so. Expedients such as visiting
filling station rest rooms to smoke
a cigaret are “incompatible with
a teacher’s dignity,” Burke told
the board yesterday.
Superintendent Alexander J.
Stoddard said the matter has been
under study for several months.
“Some of our regulations are an
tiquated,” he said.
But J. Paul Elliott, board mem- j
ber, said church groups will pro
test any relaxation of rules
against smoking on school pro
perty.
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Asserts U.S. Starving
Allies of Newsprint
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., (^)—Mor- !
ris L. Ernest, New York civil
rights attorney, declared that “we
can’t possibly win the war against j
communism when we are starving !
our allies of newsprint.”
“There is enough newsprint in
Alaska to supply our entire west
coast,” Ernest told the Harvard j
Law School forum.
He soid the cynicism of the Am
erican people is expressed in the
public press, citing as an exam
ple the tremendous publicity
about the man who receives the
bribe instead of the man who
gives the bribe.
“I am much more fcrr the cor
rupted man than for the cor
rupter,” he said.
One of 32 Remaining
Whooping Cranes Dies
Of Poisoning In Texas
SAN ANTONIO, Tex., (/P) —
Howard the whooping crane died
Tuesday night from a form of food
poisoning. His death made another
gap in the vanishing flock of 32
whooping crane counted last year,
the only known ones in the world.
He succumbed to botulism at
the San Antonio zoo, where he
was being treated for the deadly
form of food poisoning. It was an
undignified end for the rare bird,
since thousands of ordinary ducks
die of botulism every year, zoo
director Fred Stark said.
He also had been treated here
for the broken leg caused by what
appeared to be a gunshot wound.
Howard came from the far
north to spend the winter on a
sun-bathed island in the Gulf of
Mexico near Corpus Christi, Tex.
Last year 30 of the long-stem
med winter tourists with a wing
spread of some IV2. feet, stayed
at the Aranas refuge. Twenty-two
have returned this year, and more
are expected.
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