NAACP lawyers for appellants. This is a per curiam decision. The case involves questions of racial discrimination in relation to public school facilities in a school district of Missouri. The court withholds the decision until the Supreme Court decides on the several cases pending before it on the validity of segregation generally in public school. Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka and the companion cases "have now rendered moot legally any consideration of whether separate schools, which have been provided, constitute equal facilities in fact, as the measure of equal protection under the Fourteenth Amendment." For this reason, the judgment for this case is abandoned, and the cause is "remanded for such further consideration or other proceedings as may be appropriate or necessary, if any, in the situation existing, as related to the decision in the Segregation Cases. Each party will pay its own costs in this Court. Judgment vacated and cause remanded."