Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1931, Page 16

TUTION FEE URGED FORNONDL PIPLS Statement of District Board of Education Forwarded to Simmons. The Board of Education is of the opinion that non-resident children should be admitted to the District pub- lic schools only on payment of tuition, and then only if there is adequate room for them. A statement to this effect will be forwarded to Representative Robert G. Simmons of Nebraska, chairman of the | subcommittee, | House Appropriations who requested the board to provide him with an expression of opinion on the non-resident pupil situation in the local schools. Mr. Simmons was told during the recent hearings on the school esti- mates for 1932 that were it not for the 280 non-resident’ pupils in Western High School it would not be necessary to place that institution’s enrollment on a double shift schedule, beginning February 1. He in turn asked Dr. Charles F. Carusi, school board presi- dent, to secure the board’s opinion on the whole matter. Legal Power Investigated. Besides transmitting its views to Mr. Bimmons, the board agreed yesterday to request the corporation counsel of the District for an opinion of the ex- tent to which the school authorities may go under existing legislation in curbing non-resident children’s_attend- ance in District schools. Mr. Simmons also had asked that this opinion be sought. At present children who live in Mary- fand and Virginia may enter Washing- ton schools merely by enrolling. tuition charges are exacted from their parents if the parents work in the Dis-| trict or if they are in the Government service. The local authorities control these non-resident children’s attend- mnce only to the extent of transferring them from one building to another. As a matter of fact, in the case of the ‘Western High School the local authori- ties ruled last month only that no new non-resident children would be ad- children who thus would be barred from ‘Western would be admitted to other lc.h?oll where the congestion is less acute. Tax Consideration Favored. In discussing the situation yester- day the board d that while it was convinced all non-resident children should pay tuition, it was of the opinion that if their parents paid taxes in the District that amount should be counted toward the tuition charge. If the taxes equaled or sui the amount of the tuition, then no charges should be levied against the child, the board believed. Dr. Carusi made it plain at yester- day's meeting that the school board itself was not proposing that changes be made in the legislation governing non-resident children, but in trans- merely complying with a request of Mr. | mitting an opinion on the matter was| Simmons. Harry O. Hine, secretary of the board, THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, was _instructed to mnotify Mr. Blmmnl!ol matrimony, “in which we board of the board’s opinion. members all are members,” and ex- Dr. Frank W. Ballou, superintendent, | pressed the wish that her new life was absent from ye-'grd-yl meeting | would bring to Mrs. Cannon all the because of illness. Stephen E. Kramer, | happiness “which your presence here first assistant superintendent, pfesented | brings to all of us.” the superintendent’s report. - 2 FIVE DRINKERS DEAD Cake Given Mrs. D. P. Cannon. ASHLAND, The School Board interrupted its business session long_enough yesterday to present to Mrs. David P. Cannon, personal clerk to Dr. Ballou and brand- | Five men were deld today as a result new_daughter-in-law of Bishop James |of drinking ani-freeze solution yester- | M. Cannon, jr., a cake which puplls of | day. the Dennison ~Vocational School had [ The dead are Cyrus O'Brien, Charles made and presented to the board. It!Brown, Ben Fannin, Beryl Cox and was on the joint motion of Dr. H.|Dudley Gee. £ Barrett Learned and Mrs. Henry| Before his death early today, Fannin Grattan Doyle that the confection was |told police he bought the solution at a given to the school system’s latest bride, | 8soline service station and took it to In making the presentation, Mrs, |® boarding house, where he shared it Doyle said she welcomed Mts, Cannon, | With the other men. who until Saturday afternoon was Miss Margaret Lee Fultz, to the fraternity. January 22 (P)— When does When you're continually so mnervous | and_restiess that you can't eat, work | or sleep—when every little thing upsets you and people seem to irritate you for no good reason at all—it's a sign that Acidity 1s getting in its deadly work. Many ‘a run down condition, many & “nerves,” melancholia, and mental n is but a case of acidity. 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