PAGE TINO Stevenson Accuses Cuba Of Communist Subversion I } urine "is not negotiable." UNITED NATIONS, N Y Vis based on Marxist-Leninist doc that "what we cannot accept— The delay in enforcement of an 'what ice will not accept" is use injunction was granted to permit —Adlai E . Stevenson declared St evenson replied that there is, of Cuba as the meatusen ex pected,, "P ea/ -to the U S yesterday that Cuba is trying plenty of room in the Western l which alien powers seek to de- Supreme Cotirt on the constitu tionality of the state's Bible-read- Hemisphere for a diversity of stro y democratic evolution in the . . . to wreck the Alliance for economic s ystems. But he added Western Hemisphere . Ing Jaw • As ea in 1959, students may be excused from Progress and thus make it s i listening to the Bible verses each day on written notzce from their easier for Comiliunist subver- 10 Governor Gets i School Aid Plans parents ot truardian. ion to spread throughout Latin America. HARRISBURG (AP) The approximately $9.1 million this The chief chief U.S.delegate told the House decided last night to let 1 year among most of the 2,200 United- Nation's main Political i Gov David L. Lavtrence resolseischool districts in the state. The Committee that is the real reason its differences over state aid to amount each district will get was Cuba sought debate now on her schwis spelled out in the amtndment long-standing charges that the It approved two plans for in -I TUE DEMOCRATS' alternative United States is contemplating creasing that aid, one backed by developed over the sveekend, was, ' 1 new plans of aggression aimedlthe Republicans, the other by the to appropriate any uncommitted) at toppling Prime Minister yidel Democrat.; (surplus left when the 1961-62 Castro 's government. 1 THE ACTION was taken despite fiscal period ends June 30 for the , schools in the 1962-63 budget. Stevenson spoke in reply to a a plea by speaker IL G.An - 1 At the end of January. that sur bitter attack by Cuban Delegateltrews a Johnstown Democrat , that plus left when the 1961-62 fmcal Mario Garcia Inchaustegui who leaders of both sides sit down and rind ends June 30 for the schools charged the United States govern-'confer with the governorbefore pe :anent with acts of corruption, def taking any legislative action. lin the At th 1962-63 e end budget of January, that cur Western Hemisphere lunation and even murder in the i The GOP program uould spread plus was $5 million ., HE DECLARED Olset. the U.S.; delegation came to the recently concluded meeting of the Organ= ization of American States at Punta del ,Este •"with a bag of gold in one hand and a bloody dagger in the other." The conference voted to exclude Cuba from The; inter-American system.. The Cuban delegate asserted' his country's political system: STATE LAST DAY! - 7 WOMEN FROM KELL 'THE FIERCEST HEART' Starts TOMORROW "BY THE STARkOF CARRY ON NURSE" "A Weekend with Lulu" -PLUS "Mysterious Island" IN COLOR THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA IMAGINE! MEWS BUTTON-DOWN OXFORD CLOTH DRESS for only "Bryson' our very own exclusive label. Fine combed oxford cloth, styled in button-down collars. Fine; quality —expertly tailored. White or Blue. - THE POPULAR PRICED STORE FOR COLLEGE MEN PaAct'ico I Slate College, Pa. "BRYSON" SHIRTS Court Stays Ruling PHILADELPHIA (AP) —Read ing of the Bible and recitation of the Lord's Prayer in Pennsylva nia's public schools may continue as usual until at least April .2, a federal court ruled yesterday- LAST DAY: Ends ZOVACS In "SAIL A CROOKED SHIP" CATHAVIII • *Begins TOMORROW • • WADEK Gaya You - Ttia Apartnieni" and the Award Winning "Some Like It Hot" NOW SEE HIS . . . EXPLOSIVE AEW COMEDY `En I • • 11PRAI ;~. .:. 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