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ee ee anata ee ad trate Malle a aul LL aa ed bed a Clee laa ene Tote died eee ( ‘ G-19 (Rev. 1-11-60) - . Tolson “i Mohr Parsons Belmont Callahan ; DeLoach 1 yt Malone ae " McGulre Yaa | ee _ Rosen “= Tamm NEW-TRIAL ASKED . | Trotter . . ; W.C. Sullivan Highlander 3 a Tele. Room a ngram "Folk School’s | co | _ chart rok | charter revoked we Ho= TET Sin ae Oe ee at Montea- ruling ds the latest development in « long ee ire interracial’ adult educational center, campaign by O6e the BC. onl. ce wuc wiped of its state charter on Fob, Last July police raided it as ® “public 3 sph ’ 16. Cecil D. Banstetter, Nashville lawyer’ puisance and its main bull ding was pee d- & o aN Would file a motion for a new trial and was sold there without a Heense, . 3 >34j would press the case “through every pos- car aaah 6 day pan s od ie an . 4 ole dudictal channel] in search of justice | aed toe the net onal gain wa a nn ar the sehool.’? | ~ ° oa ees cait Court J | yichment” of Myles Horton. Judge Chat- ; zo ree udge Chester C. Chattin i : a>. lewoe inet the Rcheol violnted ity ueen tin cited both these earlier cases in his L/ ct ter by ‘permitting integration in tte school order revoking the school's charter, and eS ate, . ' built a home at his own expense, Testt- - } THE RE cow ON: It was believed mony showed that for 20 years of the b! = i$ / -. 2" bss authority to put his order | _ School's existence, Horton had drawn no . ae sete | pending an appeal, but Myles salary, and currently receives 97,006 a - _7 cron, school president, said: year which is considered low when com- ~ mm oy _“. « ¢ going ahead with our current pared to simitar posts. ow Ye x Fouca tional program, We have a resi- If the Chattin ruling stands, it ‘could: / ‘ : a v ‘al workshop for Ininisters and so- affect many other Tennessee colleges and | ree tiui Worsers scheduled for the coming universities where racially interaies - : we ek- rene Our extension program is also classea_are conducted. ‘ a Sante ne or the present. This ruling, nas a bs tar as I have been able to ascertain, The Washington Post and a Gveg not interfere with our current pro- Times Herald ‘A giam, If I am wrong about that, someone | . : a will have to tell me, but there has been The Washington Dally News ow no court or rder stopping anything yet.* The Evening Star 3 The a ense hed argued that Tennes- | New York Herald Tribune nto S int-,chr-old segregation law = ; 5 nibliing Integy eted classes and workshops New York Journal-Ametican we nad been declared unconstitutional } “f- Jit- A New York Mirtor 4 a ne a eeret fea “ Court, but Judge Cha H } ng New York Dally News | BS Supreme: Court, decta NOP Pr--s5Rp New York Post ae -.€ po. the slate’s laws “as applied 184 MAS 16 igce The New York Timea a ; geri ate schools Ste—sorstitutional . The Worker at val(g.” A ~ The New Leader iia ee eee Date 6 "National Guardian’ os ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED °°" > oy HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED 3 2MAR 16 1960 DATE_glokY BY PHS VTL