davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-07

trovicu dodijelivsi mu svoju
medalju "a zasluge "a Lijepe
Umjetnosti, predaja medalje
bila je popracena ovim rijeci-
ma: "Od Vasih djecackih da-
ma, kad ste kao pastir' cuvali
ovce u dalmatinskim planina-
ma, pa do Vasih zrelih uspje-
ha u Evropi i u America, vi
ste cvrsto i nepokolebivo VIE
rovali, da umjetnost pred
stavlja najdublji izraz ljud-
skoga duha. Ne zaboravljaiu-
ci nakada pouke IL proslosti,
duboko postujuci integritet
materijala, vi ste stalno sire
mill ka sto jednostavnijim |
Sto izravnijim oblicima IL
razaja - oblicima koje razu-
miju ljudi svih rasa, svih VIE
ra svih vremena".
Osvrcuci Sc ma Mestrovicev
odlazak u Notre Dame, "New
York Times" Cd 13. novem-
bra opisuje kako je goro-
stasna Mestroviceva skulptu-
ra "Pieta" (Skidanje Krista
S kriza) prenesena iz New
New Yorka u Notre Dame.
Tai kip predstavlja grupu cd
cetiri figure, klesan je IL jed
nog bloka kararskog mra-
mora, vaze preko sedan hi
ljada kila. Tai Sc kip do sa-
da nalazio u Metropolitan Mu-
scum of Art u New Yorku,
a "a njegov prenos u Notre
Dame trebalo je izraditi ci-
tav plan. Trebalo je preispita-
ii ceste i mostove, kojima je
kip prevezen u Notre Dame,
da Sc zbog njegove tezine ne
dogodi putem kakva nesreca.
Kip je prevezen kamionom
sa specijalnim prikolicama
putovao je otkrit, pa su Sc
putnici zaustavljali, da Sc ME
COVE ljepote nauzivaju, a ne
XII su sc onda i vracali, da u
hvate jos jedan pogled. Cesta-
ma drzava New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania i Ohio
, islo je dosta lako, ali zadnjih
sto pedeset milja pred od-
rediste trebalo je upravo pu-
zati. Pod u crkvi Sacr e d
Heart, gdje Sc sada tai kip
nalazi, morao je biti pojacan,
! a jedan zid je morao biti raz-
l valjen, pa onda, kad je kip
unesen, iznova zazidan, jer Sc
kip kroz crkvena vrata, zbog
njegove velicine, devet stopa,
nije moglo unijeti. A onda
1 "New York Times" doslovno
kaze: "Gorostasna djela' do
bivaju oblike pod Mestrovice-
vom rukom bljestavom bril-
nom koju razvija duboko ma
: dahnuce. Gospodin Mestrovic
vjeruje "da kiparstvo, kao |
y umjetnost opcenito, treba da
y doprinesu ljudskoj civilizaciji
i ljudskom napredku, kao l
ljudskom duhovnom razvit-
= ku', a svoje vjerovanje on
y potvrdjuje bogatim darovima.
Mas Hrvate hrvatske, Sr-
be i sve ostale stanovnike hr-
vatske zemlje moze radovati,
sto je nasa zajednicka domo-
vina rodila ovako velikog 81
j. ma, koji menu slavu i slavu
o njenih naroda pronosi sirom
: svijeta. Svi Sc mi mozemo /
e trebamo ponositi Metro
j. vicem, ali treba i da radimo
+? tako, da Sc on uzmogne 'po-
!: nositi s mama. A najveca &c
a mu sigurno radost biti ako
J. mas vidi, da. radimo u slozi
j. i ljubavi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-07

prOIeSOfSkOS LUOId l SIuplo
tamosnjeg sveucilista.
U proslavu toga dogadjs
uprilicilo je 13. novembra vel
Mestrovica i njegove gospo-'
die Olge, rodjene Kesterca-
mex i organiziralo veliku IL
lozbu Mestrovicevih djela. U
O'Shaughnessy Hall Galleries
bio je izlozeno sedamdeset
Mestrovicevih radova, dok je
prekrasna gorostasna Mes
troviceva Pieta (skidanje Kri-
sta s kriza) bila izlozena u
Sacred Heart Crkvi. o tom
djelu pisati cemo malo po-
drobnije malo dalje. Festival,
koji je Sveuciliste organizira-
10 u vezi 8 Mestrovicevom IL
lozbom, trajao je citav tie
dan dana. Odrzana su broj-
ma predavanja o umjetnosti,
predstave, prikazivani su u
mjetnicki filmovi, a medju
predavacima treba da istak-
memo mladog engleskog XII
para Peter Watts, koji je O.
drzao predavanje o krscan-
skom kiparstvu.
Kod rasporedjivanja izloze-
nih kipova nasao Sc je pro-
fesoru Mestrovicu pri ruci
njegov odani prijatelj A. R.
Krakusin, professor ma Col
gate Sveucilistu u Hamiltonu,
N. Y, a pomagali su i Mes
trovicevi ucenici Mike Skop,
Ted Golubic i Alf Svendson.
Sveuciliste u Notre Dame da-
10 je otisnuti tom prilikom
diva ilustrovana otiska S po-
pisom izlozenih Mestrovicevih
djela, programom proslave,
te sa prikazom Mestroviceve
umjetniGke licnosti i opisom
njegovog nacionalnog rada,
istaknuvsi, da je Mestrovit
ljedan cd glavnih osnivaca
Jugoslavije. Iako je zbog svo-
-jih velikih zasluga bio ime-
novan senatorom Jugoslavije
on je otklonio tu, kao i sve
druge pocasti, 'koje su mu
davane, jer Sc je zelio po'
svetiti iskljucivo svom umjet'
nickom radu. Pristao je bic
iedino, da bude imenovan rex
torom Umjetnicke Academic
u Zagrebu, ma kojem je mje'
stu ostao sve do propast
Jugoslavije. Ia vrsenje dunno
sti rektora Umjetnicke Aka
demije nije htio, da prims
platu, nego je odredio, da Sc
plaza, koja mu je po zakonr
pripadala, uplacuje u fond zs
siromasne studente.
U opisu Mestroviceve u
mjetnosti u gorespomenutin
; otiscima receno je: "Mestro
viceva skulptura je, razumijt
| Sc, savremena, ali ona je
: blistavo povezana s klasicnon
i pred-klasicnom skulpturom
: Njegova djela u kamenu, DIR
, WI, sadri, mramoru i broncu
imogu Sc naci u muzejima
: privatnim zbirkama, crkvam;
: i parkovima cd Beograda d.
: cikaga. Dvadeset i deve
| svojih velikih reliefa u drvu
l koji prikazuju scene il zivot'
: Kristova, Mestrovic je, nem'
tomu davno, poslao u Jugo
slaviju, kao svoj dar hrvat
: skom narodu."
Istieuci nadalje, da je Mes
troviceva umjetnost izrazit
krscanska, pisac gore spome
5 nutih otisaka sc pita: Sto j
: zapravo sustina velikih Mes
0 trovicevih umjetnickih djela
=, A onda ma to sam odgovara
"Kad je Americki Institut z
0. Arhitekturu, 1855. godine, {
dao priznanje profesoru Mes
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-07
IVAN MEsTROWc =
Ma SVEUCLISTU u NOTRE DAME, INDIANA
p. ID. OstOYic

Kako e poznato mas slavn kpar Ivan Mestrovc, pre-
selo e septembra mjeseca godine il Syracuse N Y
Notre Dame Indiana, gde je postao canom sveucisnog
profesorskog zbora stupio cello kparskog odiJenJa
tamosnjeg sveucilista.
prosavu toga dogadjaja Sveuciste u Notre Dame
upriGo je 49, novembra veko prmanje cast proesora
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-12-07

AAANNo" oPASJSAA SiSOA al NoGSA ,
slike so snezene, toda re sa-
mo dejstvo, da nekateri to-
like potrosijo "a kaj takega,
prica da je mesto ziyahno in
da v MEM ne vlada mrtvilo.
Posetil sem par prijateljev
v bliznji rudarski naselbini,
Osceoh, kjer sem incl priliko
videti kako Calumet in Hecla
kompanija ma novo odpira
tamosnji start rudnik, Xxi je
stal zaprt ze blizu 80 let, in
"a katerega nj nihce mislil,
da DO Sc kdaj obratoval. ST.
GER bi tudi ostal zaprt "a
vedno, da nj ameriska vlada
uvidela potrebo vecje proiz-
vodnje bakra, katerega pri-
manjkuje v dezeli. Vlada je
sklenila, da mora imeti v bo-
doce gotovo kolicino te rude
v zalogi "a vsak slucaj, ker
v vojni je baker neizogibno
potreben. Vsled tega je ma
redila z C.. & H. pogodbo,
po kateri ina zopet odpreti
Osceola rudnik, kjer Sc ma
hajajo Sc dobre zile bakra,
cetudi je treba v velike glo-
boicne po MEGA. Vlada ga
rantira druzbi gotovo ceno
"a yes baker, katerega bo
producirala, ter j je dala tu-
di posojilo v ia namen.
| Odpreti ponovno tako ve-
lik rudnik kot je Osceola, XII
je porusen v notranjosti in
popolnoma zalit vodo, zna-
ci, da bo potrebno potrositi
miljone predno bo prisel prvi
funt bakra ma povrsje. Da so
mogli odtociti vodo IL MEGA,
so naredili predor, po kate
rem sc ista izliva v start
No. 5 rudnik, odkoder jo po-
tenn S sesalkami izvlecejo in
po dolgih ceveh tece V moe
virje "a North Tamarck, od-
koder Sc potem izliva v Su-
perior jezero. Zanimivo je O.
pazovati, kako bruha voda liz
Stroke cevi visoko v zrak, ne
prestano, dan in noe. Ko sem
bill tam so ze vec .kot leto dni
obratovale sesalke, toda do
tedaj je bilo komaj polovico
vode odstranjene il rudnika.
i Baker nj incl Sc nikdar ia
ko visoke Gene kakor jo ina
:. danes. Cena ma trgu Sc sicer
menja, toda sedaj Sc proda-
ia po so centov funt, v pri-
meri z normalnimi casi pred
vojno, ko mu je bila cena cd
IL do II centov. V najbolj
temnih dneh depresije je pad
la cello ma pet centov funt.
Tri najvecje bakrene druz-
be v Zedinjenih drzavah so,
: Kennecot, Anaconda in Phelps
: Dodge. Prva lastuje velike
| odprte rudnike v drzavi Utah,
blizu Salt Lake City; Ana.
conda obratuje V Montani ter
: ina tudi obsirne rudnike '
= Juzni Ameriki, docim Phelps
} Dodge posluje V Arizoni. Ko'
} likor bakra producirajo da'
= mes v drzavah, ne zadostuje
/ niti "a navadne potrebe, kel
2 trg "a bakrene izdelke je we'd
a no vecji. Danes so vse vodne
4 cevi v novih hisah narejene
: IL bakra, docim so bile pre-,
). izkljucno zelezne, polite Gin
: kom. Elektricna industrija po
: rabi velikanske kolicine bak
0 ra, brez katerega bi ne mog
Ii obratovati.
Pred lett so nekateri rud
niki v Calumetu vsebovali tn
di veliko srebra med bakrom
XII je prinesel kompaniji lep'
tisocake. Mnogi rudarji s.
: tedaj tudi ma skrivaj nosil
n srebro domov ter ga prodaja
4 Ii "a lepo ceno. Prvotno druz
ba nj toliko pazila ma to, to
a da pozneje je postala Dol
X stroga in kogar sa zasacil
\ z srebrom v zepih so ga po
: slali domov. Prva leta j
). kompanija prodala vec ko
polovico bakra v Nemcije
h kjer so ponudili premijo n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-28
National Memorial
Church Rededicated

A service rededicating the
Universalist National Memorial
Church was held yesterday in
the 25-year- old structure, Six
tenth and S streets NV.
A quarter of a century ago
the building was dedicated as
the national church of the de-
nomination. Contributions from
UniverSaliSts throughout the Ma
ton made the building possible
DR., Benjamin R. Hersey, dean
of Tufts Theological School,
Medford. Mass. told the wor-
shippers that the trustees and
general superintendent of the
denomination were conscious
of the contribution your church
is making to all our lives"
Dr. Seth r. Brooks, minister
of the church since 1889, paid
tribute to those whose gifts have
helped the church. He recalled
how one woman from Provi-
dence, r. l., left the church
100000 but never saw it. and
how another gave her entire
estate, a $4,000 insurance policy,
to the congregation
Civil Service Commission
Chairman Philip Young and
Mrs. Young were among the
worshipers. The church's peace
tower" was built in tribute to
his father, owen D. Young noted
industrialist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-28
Lido Civic Club Tells
Walter 10 Mend Speech

The Lido Civic Club of WASH
ington. an organization of pro-
fessional and business men OF
Italian descent. has protested
bitterly to Representative Wal
ter. Democrat, of Pennsylvania,
over what it calls his vilification
of the Italian people.
Citing an interview-story in
yesterdays Sunday Star, the
club told the chairman Of the
House immigration Subcommit-
tee in a telegram that I'VE de-
plore and protest your use of
the word "Dagos" in referring to
Italians"
Demanding an apology mot
only to the Italian people, but to
all of America" the club told
Mr.. Walter that he had de
meaned the high Office" he held
and that his action turns back
the clock of human relations
and understanding by so years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-28
Pakistan Strong Man
Holds Full Authority
In New Breakdown

KARACHI. Pakistan, Mar. %
| up. - Iron-handed Gov. Gen.
Ghulam Mohammed held SUI
preme authority in Pakistan to-
day after his second breakdown
in five months.
The 59-year-old army backed
strong man declared a state of
emergency yesterday through
out the country. AS one Of his
first acts under special emer-
gency powers, he blanketed the
four provinces in the country's
western portion into one unit
named West Pakistan.
The country's eastern section.
the provinces Of East Bengal.
1000 miles across India, was for
merly renamed East Pakistan
It already was generally known
by that name in West Pakistan
Federalists long have planned
to wipe out the divisions in West
Pakistan in an effort to balance
the more populous eastern Sec
ton. OF the Moslem nations rs
million people, AZ million are in
the east.
Ghulam Mohammed acted
ostensibly to solve a legal tangle
stemming from his first crack
down October "a, when he dis
solved the Constituent Assembly.
The Assembly had worked for
seven years without producing a
constitution and the Governor
General said 1.-The constitutional
machinery has broken down."
The Assembly Speaker then
brought suit in the chief court of
Sind Province to set aside the
dissolution. The court upheld
the Speakers contention that
the Governor General had ex-
ceeded his powers.
However, the Federal court
overruled the Sind judgment on
the ground that it was based on
one of As acts passed by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-28
Wet Mans Premier
Halls Sects Trying
To Seize Regime

SAIGON, South Wet Nam
Mar. % (P.-Premier Ngo Dinh
Diem appeared today to have
beaten back a threat of civil war
from religious sects and their
allies who tried to take over his
government.
Official sources said the Ma
tionalist Premier soon would ask
the United States for more mil
lions to solve the critical problem
of jobless veterans. one of the
root causes of the crisis between
Mr.. Diem and the rebellious
sects
The united front" opposition,
which had demanded Mr.. Diem
give it control of the government
by last Saturday. was broken
over the week end by the switch
to the Premier of influential
Gen. Trinh Mini The, and a
more conciliatory attitude from
the Gao Dali sect.
Premier Energies Stronger
The united front was made up
of the Gao Dali and Hoa Hao
sects and the Binh Xuyen So
ciety of former river pirates. All
have private armies totaling be-
tween 10000 and 10000 men.
Mr.. Diem emerged from the
most critical week end of his
nine months in Office apparently
stronger than before.
Gen. The, a Gao Dali general
and longtime anti-Communist,
said in withdrawing from the
united front that he. would
recommend that Mr.. Diem form
a new non-sect government. The
plucky nationalist premier had
fatty refused the fronts de-
mands for control of the govern
ment. The Gao Dali and Hoa Hao
already had four members each
in his cabinet.
The Gao Dali ministers re-
signed yesterday, a move at first
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-28

Constituent Assembly but never
given the governor generals as
sent. The court said absence of
this assent made the acts in
valid and that Ghulam Mo-
manned could not make his as
sent retroactive.
Legal advisers then counseled
the governor general to declal e
the state of emergency, assume
full powers and legaliZe the acts
through these powers.
AS part of his emergency ac-
ton yesterday, Ghulam Mo-
manned also:
!. Declared legal IS of the 46
acts the Federal court had in
validated;
2. Assumed power to certify
the annual budget. normally
task of the Constituent Assem-
bly,, and
8. Ordered that measures ap-
proved by the dissolved Assem-
bly, be Incorporated in Pakis-
tani constitution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-28
SceIba Confers Today
With Eisenhower On
Disarmament Snag
BY the Associated Press

Premier Mario Scelba of Italy
meets President Eisenhower to-
day to urge that he try a new
approach to break an apparent
deadlock with Russia over dis
armament.
The visiting Italian leader,
who arrived by plane from Can
ada yesterday. had a White
House appointment to review
East-West relations and some
topics of particular interest to
the two nations.
In advance of his visit to the
White House, Mr.. Scelba called
at the State Department for a
talk with Secretary Dulles. He
was accompanied by Foreign
Minister Gaetano MARITIME, Am
passador Manlio Brosio, and sew
eral aides.
The United States Ambassador
to ItaE, Glare Boothe Luce,
SACCO~0 Inl OOClbd IA 1N11 DullCO
diplomatic reception room. Mr..
Scelba bowed and kissed the
Ambassadors hand.
The Italian Premier scheduled
a three day round of talks here.
Mr.. Scelba was reported eager
to stress his governments hope
that the United States will per-
Sist in efforts to persuade Rus
STA to agree to a plan for world
wide reduction in ornaments.
Talks Deadl0cked.
Current disarmament talks,
now going on in London, are
deadlocked with American. Brit
ish. Canadian and French rep
resentatives accusing the Soviets
of a breach of faith in giving
out their version of discussions
thus far.
Italy's continuing economic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-28

problems will figure prominently
in the talks Mr.. Scelba has ar
ranged with Mr.. Dulles, Secre-
tary Of Defense Wilson. Secre-
tary of the Treasury Humphrey
and Foreign Aid DIRECTOR Harold
StasSen.
Mr., Scelba plans to leave We'd
neSday night for visits to New
York. Philadelphia. Chicago end
Detroit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-28

Interpreted as a break between
the sect and Mr.. Diem. Official
sources said later they pulled
out to open the way for the
premier to form a new nom
partisan government made up
chiefly of technicians.
viii Integrate Troops
Mr.. Diem had demanded that
the front integrate it's armies
into the national army his gov
eminent controls. Fear that
planned reduction of the ma
tional army would leave most
of the private army troops lob
less had stirred up resentment
which constituted the OPPOSE
TONS chief threat to the gov
eminent.
Government sources said the
cabinet now planned to in
tegrate more sect troops into
the national army. making them
eligible for veterans benefits
when they are demobilized.
1t. Gen. John w. ODaniel,
head Of the American military
mission to Wet Nam, is heading
a team of United States, French
and Wet Namese officers who are
working out details of a plan
to cut the 217,000-man national
army to 100000 men by the end
of 1866.
They also are wrking out a
companion plan to fit those dis
charged into new civilian occu-
pations. Official sources said it
was for this program that the
United States would be asked
to put up funds, in addition to
the $285 million already set aside
for military aid and $50 million
allocated to refugee and civilian
IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-28
Discussion on Judaism

Rabbi Harold Weisberg. ma
tional director of the B'nai
Birth Adult Education and In
stitutes Of Judaism Program.
will moderate a panel discussion
on Three Rabbis in Search of
American judaism" at 8 o'clock
tonight at the Montgomery
County Jewish Center, 8402
Freyman drive, Chevy Chase, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-28

Giant 2l"Tv Console The Poris 270 SO.
in. viewing area ROBOT Chassis.
Also available in blonde oak finish.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-26
200 Auto Tag Money Letters
Stolen, Shredded in Street

NE. said he first recog-
nized a money order. II knew
it was worth money because ]
send away for things" he said.
He and Richard Smith of SIS
Ninth street NE. called police.
Fragments Pieced Together
Postman James G. Todd. 6812
Greig street, Seat Pleasant, who
helped to gather up the frag-
ments. said it appeared some
one had ripped open the letters
looking for money, then tore up
the evidence.
Post Office inspectors are try
ing to put what they can to-
gether again and send 1t on to
Mr.. Keneipp.
Mr.. Keneipp said new applica-
tons will be sent to those whose
names are identified from torn
scraps. He suggested that any
one who mailed his application
yesterday stop payment on any
check involved if he hasn't re-
ceived his tags by Tuesday.
This will put the unfortunate
applicant up against the Thurs
day deadline for driving on his
old tags.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-26
Thief Tries to Aid
Style Show Billing
Sconty Fashions

A sneak-thief has done his
best to help California fashion
creators live up to their advance
billing for a National Press Club
style show to be held Wednesday.
AS an inducement to get news
men to attend the affair, Press
Club notice stressed that Miss
Marjorie Carne of Los Angeles.
would direct the showing OF
"scanty sun and bathing suits. -
Now Miss Carne, thanks to
the thief, is assured the bathing
suits and sun dresses will be
scant.
She told police someone en-
tered her suite at the Statler
Hotel Thursday and made off
with about 10 dresses and bath
ing suits worth approximately
$700.
The show, however, will 60 on
as scheduled-with certain sub
stitutions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-26

Torn fragments Of 200 to 800
letters. containing checks and
money orders for new District
automobile tags. were found to-
day on a street in Northeast
Washington.
All the letters, found in two
patches, had carried checks or
money orders to the Director Of
Vehicles and Traffic.
1t. Nunzio Bonnacorsy of No. 8
Precinct said the mail was ap-
parently stolen from the City
Post Office at North Capitol
street and Massachusetts, avenue.
It had been ,poStmarked last
night.
Found Under Viaduct
One batch of between 100 and
$50 letters was discovered torn
up and scattered along M street
NE. from Second to Third
streets. Most was found under
the railway viaduct at Second
street.
Earlier, two 11-year-old boys
had found a similar batch at
Sixth and Neal streets NE, be-
side the Farmers Market.
Terry Turner. SOL Ninth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-26
Ward Election Case
Arguments Ended
By the Associated Press

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Mar.
26.-The Illinois Supreme Court
yesterday took under advise
ment a case involving the at
tempt of Louis E. Wolfson to
gain control of Montgomery
Ward & Co.
Chief Justice George Bristow
announced at the close of oral
arguments that the court will
meet again April Is to consider
the case and hopes to have an
opinion shortly after that date.
Ward has appealed a lower
court decision holding uncon-
stitutional the legal foundation
for the mail order firms stag
gered system of electing direc-
tors.
Mr.. Wolfson, 43-year-old New
York and Florida financier.
contends a full set of nine direc-
tors should be elected at Wards
next annual meeting April %.
Under the Ward system, only
three directors are elected each
time.
In the final oral arguments,
Attorney Robert Cushman of
Chicago defended the Ward
system and said if the trainers
of the State constitution had in
tended that all directors be
elected at one time they would
have said so in plain English. u
Edmund A. Stephen, Mr..
Wolfson's attorney, argued that
staggered terms nullify minority
representation on boards of
directors in violation of the
constitution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-26
Policeman Beaten as Pair
Frees Prisoner at Call Box

Mcfarland caught Dawson. Law
and Dawson were charged with
assault on a policeman.
Three hours earlier a No. II
Precinct private. Glen A. Hilton.
arrested Reginald Haight. %,
colored, 2129 First street NV,
for disorderly conduct in the
$500 block Of Sheridan road NE.
Pvt. Hilton said Randolph
Proctor, "a, colored. Of Plliladel-
phia, tried to free Haight. The
policeman put them both under
arrest and charged them with
assault on a policeman.
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Brussels
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>SSA4p4AAASA VIA . AASS q ~oSF
5000 policemen in full riot equip
ment were drawn up around the
main boulevards, government
buildings and the royal palace
The Catholic laymen's organi-
cations launched the march on
Brussels" in protest against the
proposed subsidy cut.
Meanwhile, supporters of Pre-
mier Achille van Acker's Social
ist-Liberal coalition, prepared
to stage counter-demonstra-
ton If police let the Catholics
go through with theirs.
The government contends 1t
is reducing grants to schools OF
Catholics, the dominant religion
in this country, because the
previous Catholic regime had
budgeted too heavily for Catholic
schools at the expense of free
state schools.
Explaining the governments
move. Education Minister Leo
Collard told a meeting here last
night that when he Joined the
administration last year he
found there were more private
schools in Belgium than state
schools"
II found parents in some
cities had no choice but to send
their kids to a Catholic school
because there were not enough
state schools" he said. 1T was
our duty to open more state
schools to enable parents to send
the children to schools Of their
choice"