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Show SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, TTth Cnuntv. Utah 14 SUNDAY HERALD . Stevenson Urges Educators To Teach Children How To 'Make Great Decisions' TO'CAVHt .ra "educational bloodcomplexities of mod- CHAPEL HILLTN.C. (UP) Ad-l- edge into the Stevenson urges educators and stream." The with all of its problems just plain citizens to "teach ern living in the educationour children how to join in the demand changes said. al pattern, he making of great decisions" Democrat k presiThe two-tim- e cenmanded in this "dramatic ai dential candidate and former governor of Illinois told the committee there are two "immediate issues" in education - integration and federal aid to education. Stevenson touched only briefly on saying "If I in it my power here tothought to advance by anything I day could say or do the solution of this problem I could speak of nothing else." He explained that he spoke out in behalf of the twice - defeated federal aid to education plan "as strongly as I could, before it was defeated." President Eisenhower, tury." In a speech prepared for delivery at a public meeting of the North Carolina Citizens Committee for Better Schools, Stevenson identified those decisions as the ones on which "life and the quality of living depend . . . decisions on questions so vast that they are only partly understood by those so who have to decide them crucial no one man or group of men can be safely "entrusted with them . . . decisions that must be made by a collective wisdom that has to be infinitely greater than any of its individual parts, a wisdom that rises above its source." Stevenson urged that educators bring more than factual knowl ... Teamsters International tion starting Monday. The Wayne DETROIT fUP) County Roads and Bridges Committee next Thursday will question County Road Commission y Personnel Director John P. about the hospital he bought with $281,000 in loans outfitted and from James R. Hoffa and other Teamster sources. Hoffa is a member of this county committee which will interrogate McElroy. However, Hoffa, central states boss of the Teamsters, was not expected to attend fche meeting. He is in Miami Beach for the conven- McElroy was asked to appear bv the chairman of the county board of supervisors, Edward Connor. Connor is also connected with the hospital deal by reason of signing as a reference for licensing of the hospital. McElroy's borrowing of the funds $250,000 from the Michigan Conference of Teamsters Welfare Funds and $31,000 from Hoffa and Owen (Bart) Brennan, a Hoffa associate, was divulged by the U.S. Senate Investi Rations Committee this week. McElroy and attorney James P. Ex-Pageboy Hannan borrowed the money and bought the building from the the for Teamsters Mayberry Grand Medical Hospital. The hospital has been raid $538,242 for care of county patients since it opened in March, 1956. McElroy has denied using his in any way to get WASHINGTON (UP) Huw Wil- county position county patients. liams, former Senate pageboy who ran off last June with a Swedish Mc-Elro- Labor-Manageme- nt Charged With Theft Apologize Later diplomat's daughter, spent the night in jail accused of grand larceny and armed hold-u- Denver Students Walk Out on Negro Teacher p. The high school senior was held on $2,000 bond in Fairfax County, Va., charged with stealing six automobile tires Sept. 1 from a service station owner. County pofice said Williams put tour of the tires on his car and DENVER, Colo. (UP) A group of suburban Lake wood high school two. Two sold the other accomplices also were ar- students walked out of the classrested and charged with grand room Friday when a Negro substitute teacher was assigned to larceny. them. said Washington police they But they later the would ask that Williams be held hold-uand for their on classroom p for trial an armed apologized conduct, a school official said. charge. W. K. Mehl'bacfa, dean of stuThey said he admitted holding dents, said several walked out tip Frank P. Cullen. 64, without permission and others with two night, again were sent to another room when said the young accomplices. They to sevforced Cullen became drive youths they unruly.' He said he talked to the group, eral blocks and then took $45. a biilfold and a watch from him. and then to two boys separately. Williams created an internation- "Not a word was said about al incident of sorts last June when race," Mehlbach said. "As far as he eloped with Christina Wenner-strom- , I am concerned there wasn't any daughter of the racial issue for the disturbance." Swedish air attache here, for a Mehlbach said he felt it was a to matter of a "substitute teacher Canada. trip Police searched for them m 12 coming into a building and having states before they were stopped in to assert herself." The teacher, Mrs. R. Upchurch Pennsylvania for speeding. Both youngsters vowed they Bright, is the only Negro among would bo reunited and married, but 100 substitute teachers in the JefChristina's famtfy whisked her off ferson County School District to Sweden. which includes Lakewcod, said Police said Williams did not in- nooeri n. jonnson, coumy scnoois dicate that the June romance or superintendent. Mrs. Bright said the incident plans to raire money for a trip to Sweden had any connection is settled. 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