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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22
Y HRYAISKlH KNIlGA "A 8

- dobrih romano. pripovjedaka.
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22

Rock and ROLF, koju su IL
veil cetvorica francuskih igra-
ca, kojima nije bilo tesko da
nadju cetiri dobrovoljca
partnera medju publikom. Ia
greb Sc napreze, da ne zaosta-
ne, da bude moderan.
Ovo je prvi cd diva clanka,
koja smo uvodno spomenuli.
Citaoce ce bez sumnje intere-
strait izvjestaj ovoga stranca.
A mi bismo uz tai clanak sa-
mo ovo primjetili. Nema sum-
ME, da Beograd il pakosti ma
stoji da izgradi prostor "a
Medjunarodne industrijske
trgovacke izlozbe. Jugoslavija
je premala zemlja, da bi u
Moi mogle naci mjesta svake
godine po dvije takve izlozbe
Zagreb je izlozbama poceo
pred pedeset godina te izlo-
zbe tamo treba da ostanu.
Beograd Sc tako i opet vraca
ulozi rusioca jugoslovenske
zajednice. Prvu Jugoslaviju
beogradski vlastodrsci nisu
htjeli. A kad sW bill prisiljeni
da ju prime, onda su ju 81
marta 1941. godine, srusili sa.
mo cato, da Hrvati ne bi dosli
do kakve rijeci u Jugoslaviji
Ako danasnji vlastodrsci
ne nadju nacina, da stanu ma
put toj rusilackoj ulozi Beo.
grada - koja Sc evo ocituje
u ovakvoj sitnoj stvari kac
sto SUI industrijske i trgova.
cke izlozbe, a da ne govorimc
o onoj krupnijoj kao sto je
gradnja pruge Beograd-Bar
kojoj je jedini cilj, da uz We.
liki trosak i veliku zajednickl
jugoslovensku stetu, sprijec
razvitak velike luke u Splitu
- nj ova druga Jugoslavijs
nece imati duga vijeka. Hrva
ii, medjutim, neka nastave ds
rade smisljeno i konstruktiv'
no. Neka ne vode racuna {
Beogradu, i neka sc povezuju
gdjegod je to moguce, S one
dvije susjedne republike, gdje
po svoj prilici ina wise razu'
mijevanja i pameti "a zajed.
nicke stvari nego IL Beogradu
Pregaocu Bog daje mahove
- OstOvit. ...-,,.-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22
CESTITKA REV. B0SILJkU BEKAVAC
PRIG0D0M NJEG0VA 81. IMENDANA
Gospodinu Filipu Vukelicu,
uredniku Zajednicara,
Pittsburgh, Pa, U.S.A.
Dragi gospodine urednice!

Postovan otac Bosjko Bekavac, jedan Cd najstarijh
clanova veke dobrotvorke Hvatske Bratske Zaed
NICE najstarii hrvatsk katolicki svecenk America
veci dobrotvor verskh nacionanh drustvenh usanova
staro domovin slav svoj mendan ST. godin svog Ii
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22

u s cldnKOm IL llSLd IlTVdI-
skin radnika u Francuskoj,
pristalica strancarski HRSS.
Tai list u svom broju cd 18.
aprila 1857 donosi ma prvom
mjestu clanak "Zivio Prvi
Svibanj! ;" Napisao ga je
Stipe Pasalic, predsjednik Fee
deracije Slobodnih Hrvatskih
Radnika.
Evo ga:
U nekim zemljama Prvi
Svibanj Sc slavi, u nekim Sc
pako ma tai dan radi. Radio
Sc toga dana iii slavilo, tai
ce dan ostati trajno velik, jer
je spomen radnicke solidar-
nosti u borbi "a temeljna
ljudska prava.
Danas su radnici snaga,
s kojom svatko mora racu-
natl. S neprestanim razvojem
industrije i transporta oni
dnevno postaju sve VEGA sna-
ga. Bee suradnje politickih i
.5indikalnih radnickih organi-
zacija niti jedna drzava ne bi
u danasnje doba mogla po-
stojati. l u medjunarodnom
zivotu sve veci je upliv or
ganiziranih radnika. Medju-
narodni savezi radnickih sin
dikata sve wise dobivaju u
pliva ma medjunarodne od-
nose medju drzavama, naro-
cito u pitanju mira iii rata.
Medjutim uvijek to nije BIZ
10 tako. Kada Sc pred sto-
tinu nekoliko godina pocela
razvijati industrija, radnik Sc
nasao bez zastite nasuprot
pohlepnih vlasnika We i XII h
novo stvorenih poduzeca. Nj
tko mu drugi nije pomogao,
nego on sam sebi. Spas mu
| je bio u radnickoj slozi i So
lidarnosti. Slogom i ustraj-
nom borbom kroz jedno sto-
ljece i cetvrt postao je rad
mix gospodarom svoje sud-
bine u swim vecim industri-
jalnim zemljama i sve vazniji
mu je polozaj u medjunarod-
MIN odnosima.
Dan prvoga svibnja je u
toj borbi "a covjecanska i po-
liticka prava odigrao veliku
ulogu. Zato on ne smile Bit
nikada zaboravljen. Nj on nj
njegovo znacenje.
Mi hrvatski radnici, sto Ii.
Vino u zapadnim industrijal'
MIN zemljama vec dvadeset
wise godina i sto smo Sc or
ganizirali u Federaciji Slo'
bodnih Hrvatskih Radnika
moramo u vezi S proslavom
prvoga svibnja misliti ma vaz'
nu zadacu, sto je imademo
izvrsiti u radnickom pokretu
hrvatskoga naroda.
U Belgiji, Francuskoj, ,
Velikoj Britaniji, u Njemac
koj, Italiji i Austriji mi vidi
mo, kako dnevno bjeze mia
dici IL nase domovine ispoc
nepodnosivoga komunisticko
ga jarma. Najveci dio cd njil
biti &c uklopljen u gospo
j darski zivot iii europskih il
prekomorskih zemalja, u koji
i ma ce Sc, trajno smjestiti,
postati ce kao mi radnici
ma. Mi NINA moramo pomo
ci ma prvom koraku u nov
zivot. Ne znaci i'm pomoci sa
mo time, da i'm Sc pomognt
ma pocetku do bilo kakvos
posla. Svaki je cd mas pro
mjenio wise poslova, dok S.
konacno nije ustalio. Jednakt
je vazno, da in uputimo ,
), vaznost sloge i solidarnost
! s ostalom radnickom bracom
koja nam je u tudjem svijet,
osigurala pristojan ljudski Ii
vot, a koja &c nam nakol
r oslobodjenja domovine cd ko
: munistickoga ropstva i izrab
ljivanja biti jedan cd maj
: vaznijih temelja "a izgradnj'
slobodne domovine. Isto TAX
: treba upucivati j ma vaznos
: sto uze suradnje $ braton
: seljakom, danas u domovin
,, ma aivecim mucenikom i pat
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22
Tajno sudjente

gleda, da ne zabrinjavaju owe
pojave "hrvatovanja" - izu-
zev kad Sc radi o sveucilisnoj
omladini, koju muce pitanja
i problemi, koji SUI Sc medju
omladinom pojavili diljem ci-
jele Jugoslavije.
Nedavno Sc jedna grupa
studenata vratila sa naucnih
posjeta u Austriji Zapadnoj
Njemackoj, izveli su ju pred
sud i sudili joj, prema stra-
nackim komunistickim novi-
mama, pod optuzbom, da SUI
htjeli organizirati studentske
"organizacije otpora", i da su
prokriomcarili "proklamaci-
je" studentskim organizacija-
ma ma zapadu. Zapadni osma-
tract kazu, da je jedna tocka
optuzbe bila ia, da su htjeli
"narusiti ideju hrvatsko-srp-
skog bratstva'. Sudjenje je
bilo tajno, ali S optuzenima
Sc, kaze Sc, blago postupalo.
Sluzbeno Sc, pred javnoscu,
stvar prikazuje kao djetinja-
rija.
U sluzbenim krugovima pri-
znaje Sc, medjutim, da Sc ma
sveucilistu mnogo i zivo dis
kutira. Sluzbeni krugovi tyr
de da SUI te diskusije exon
struktivne", ali priznaju, da
iii ina i kontroverznih, koje
SUI cesto kriticke o jugoslo-
venskom vodstvu u nutarnjim
vanjskim poslovima.
zagreb daje utisak velike
samosvijesti, koji Sc ne brine
mnogo o onomu sto sc govori
radi u Beogradu, a nikako
Sc ne brine o politici. Izvan
njegovih vlastitih poslova
ideje ida Sc ide naprijed" -
a ma tomu Zagreb marljivo
radi : njegovi su interest ma
Zapadu, putuje Sc ma Zapad
cita Sc opcenito Zapadna lite.
ratura drzi Sc Zapadne kul-
ture. zagreb nastoji IL svih
sila, da "stigne' Zapad u swim
stvarima, u ukusu, nacinu Ii.
vota, zivotnom standardu,
sve to on uspjesno radi (mak.
ing a good job of it).
Olaksanje putOvanja
! L tom svom drzanju Ia
greb nailazi ma snosljivost -
a i neSto hrabrenja - sa stra
ne hrvatskog vodstva. On
cak tvrde, da oni odobravaj,
ovo naslanjanje ma Zapad ,
Zagrebu, i to ne s politickos
stanoviSta - u tom su on
Zadrti, kao ma koji drugi -
nego sa stanovista (kako j
: to jedan cd rukovodioca oh
| iasnio piscu ovih redaka) I'd;
! uspiju iskoriste do krajnjil
/ granica sve ono sto je "a ma
= ovdje dobra u zapadnoj kul
i turf i u zapadnoj gradjansko
praksi'.
/ l oni Sc toga drze. Oni O
: laksavaju, naprimjer, gradja
? nina, da dodju do pasosa z;
! put u inostranstvo = u Hr
4 vatskoj Sc lakse dodje do pa
$ sosa, nego u Srbiji, iii u dru
gim republikama. Muzevim'
= i zenama dozvoljava Sc, da "a
e jedno putuju ma zapad, mje
: sto da jedan ostane kao tao
e kod kuce dok Sc drugi ne vra
: ii. Quo sam, da je jedan mia
e di par, obadvojica lijecnici, p
stoga vrlo vrijedni i potrebn
a gradjani, a nijedan nije cla1
: komunisticke partije, bio OF
: putovao ma sest tjedana u inc
stranstvo i sada Sc vratio
: zapadne Evrope. TIE prilike
e ljudi Yam kazu, omogucujr
: da Sc dopust planski pripre
0 mi.
e Opcenito govoreno, naro
: je cedno, ali ukusno obucer
n Primjecuje Sc kao neki still
: radnjama, paznja sa stran
konobara u hotelima tuceti
: ma gostionica rastrkanim p
! gradu, koje imadu tako cudn
imena: "Dvije ribe', "Tri ia
|
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22

svakoga clanka. Evo prvoga
clanka.
Svietla u hotelskoj dorut-
kovaonici bila su prigusena,
mekana silva. Tucet ljudi sic
dilo je kod malih stolova i svi-
ma su oci bile uprte u jednom
pravcu: ma televiziju. To je
moglo biti u Austriji, iii u TIA
lii. A u stvari to je bilo u
Hotel Esplanade-u u zagrebu,
gradu u kojem zivi 100000
Hrvata zapadnoj prijestolni-
ci Titove Jugoslavije.
U ovoj zemlji televizija je
JOS u povojima. JOS Sc prave
pokusi s jugoslovenskom apa-
raturom. Ali 5000 ljudi vec
imaju inostrane televizijske
aparate, a svi su ii aparatl
instalirani u Hrvatskoj, iii u
susjednoj Sloveniji, gdje hva-
taju talijanske i austrijske
programe.
Zagreb vec ina svoju tele-
vizijsku stanicu, ne samo "a
hvatanje inostranih stanica
njihovo prenosenje, nego Ia
greb publici daje svoje pro-
CRANE, jednom nedjeljno. Be-
ograd, koji je glavni grad i'll
goslovenske unije, nalazi sc
250 milja istocnije i predaleko
da bi svojoj publici mogao
prenositi programe IL Milana,
iii Graz-a.
mdustrijska ! trgovacka
izlozba
Ona je znak raspolozenja
ovog ljupkog hrvatskog gra-
da, koji mas po svojoj arhi-
tekturi i ljubaznosti podsjefa
ma trajnije uplive staroga car.
stva, kojemu je Zagreb neKoi
bio predstraza. Zagreb moze
biti drugi grad u jugosloven.
skoj federaciji, ali on nema
namjere, da igra podredjenr
ulogu prema Beogradu.
Kroz zadnjih pedeset godi.
na Zagreb je ofganizirao tr.
govacke industrijske izlozbe
(koje u Zagrebu u pravilu 70
WI, sasvim pogrjesno, sajmo.
vima opaska prevodioca)
Ta je izlozba danas mozda ia.
ko pretovarena politickom il,
lozbom Sovjetske Unije ME.
nih satelita, koji vole, da sc
razmecu kod ovakvih prilika
Ali usprkos toga Zagreb jl
sacuvao nesto kozmopolitis
kog - medjunarodnog - tr
govackog duha velikih zapad
no-evropskih industrijskih
trgovackih izlozaba.
Prosle godine Hrvati su bi
Ii ogorceni mad odlukom gos
podara grada Beograda, d;
potrose astronomske svote ,
svrhu da Upgrade u Beograd1
jednaku izlozbu, koja bi Ia
grebu konkurirala. "Zasto on
to rade, pitali SUI Sc Hrvati
Nije Ii jedna ovakva izlozb;
dovoljna "a zemlju velicin
Jugoslavije?' = pitao mas j
jedan cd upravnika izlozbe ,
Zagrebu. Gar bas hoce, d.
mas izbace IL posla = da ma
uniste?"
Televizijski rat s Beogra
dom je ma pomolu, Zagreb j
vec odmakao ma putu televi
zije ne namjerava, da svoj
prednosti napusti, niti da ME
gove televizijske program
vode oni IL Beograda.
Istina je, kako izgleda, d
nakon jednog desetljeca Tito
We federacije jednakih reput
lika, Hrvati opet, iii jos uvi
iek, misle wise kao Hrvati, ne
go kao Jugosloveni. Nemisl
oni to tako zato, da Sc odk:
nu cd Jugoslavije, nego Eat
jer zele, da svoje poslove vod
po svom nahodjenju. Ovo il
bija ma povrsinu u svakor
razgovoru, u svemu sto Gu
jete vidite u ovom gradu.
Il HRVATSKlH KNlIGA "A 81
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-22

Postovani dragi mas Nestore!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-14

brill to q top movie personality!
] lear the Pink Nehteown story!
Anjoy exciting foil fashions!
dubious pink millinery In fur!
~ nusuoI new fall accessories!
Zenith styles new for fall!
Aephyrous fall evening gowns!
cure sure to be entronced!
ink thot's the pink Of perfection!
important new fall siIhouettes
Newest coots, dresses, sportsweor!
INeep watching the fashion sIonts!
iehteowns by Ro Jene
interesting new coIors. fobrics!
OIomorous from the word go!
] Height Of news in foil fashions!
axe q look at Autumn now!
Oive yourself fashion treot!
Obseve the exciting new styles!
w. ,s.,t., jan. Russell, TO-,
Vows the time-tomorrow night!
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-02
Gene Watson Has
His Fourth Birthday

Gene Watson celebrated his
fourth birthday Saturday with a
party given by his mother MIS-.
w. A. Watson, III, at the Watson
home on WILDWOOD road
Mrs. Z. NJ. Pajret assisted MIS-.
Watson
The guest list included Kathy
and Gina PIItchard Tommy Pair
ct. Al Arlington, Gary Atkins,
Donny Kayton. Bet Baldwin. BI-
an Kayton. Ripper and Lisa La
foon. Judy Digger. Sally Anne
Watkins, Betty Burger Connie
Lou GINS, Betty watson Susan
Mcintosh. Jackie and steve Fer
guson. Janet V2rner Terry Lock
Iair. George Gates ATr" LOU
Chapman, Steve and Gloria Har-
dng, Charlene Dowdy Jeniter
Whitaker. Kathy jarrett Betty
Billings. and out-of-toWn guests
Gill ana Gordon smith Of Peters
burg
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-02
Slate Hill Chapter
Receives Recognition
At OAR Conference

Slate Hill chapter was named
to the Daughters Of American
Revolution safe honor roll at the
recsnt OAR state convention IL
Roanoke. A report on the confer
ence was given at the chapter
meeting Wednesday,
MIS-. c. F. Wilson, chapter re-
gent reported at regents night on
Slate Hills activities. They includ-
ed a Joint banquet last fall with
Mrs. John Wesley Dixon speaking
on jamestown. cleanup Of Slate
Hill cemetery. and Joint organlza-
ton Of the Cherry Grove society
Children OF the American Revo-
luton
Nearly 400 member Of the 104
OAR chapters heard a past presi-
dent Of the u. S. Chamber Of Com
merce deliver a sharp attack on
personal handouts from govern
mant public expense.
Glenn D Johnston Of Roanoke,
now chairman of the Chamber ex-
ecutive committee, termed demo-
crazy an unfinished business. p
and listed five essentials to the
American way of life dignity OF
man faith in the capacity of man
to solve his own problems equai-
ty Of opportunity social change
by persuasion and maximum op-
portunity for release Of opportun-
Ity
A second conference speaker
was Dr. Jean Stevenson, national
OAR chairman Of genealogical
records, who proposed a state
wide program to place vital rec
0rds on the OAR library IN Wash
ington ana the state archives IN
Richmond
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-02
Club Calendar

Farmvillc branch. "A wv =
Friday. April > 4 p m at Long
wood house. Program: art and ed
ucation department.
Duplicate bridge club No. l =
Thursday. April 4 3 p m. at Wo-
mans club house.
Methodist W.S.C.S- - Circle 5.
Thursday, April 4. 8 p. m, with
Mrs. Hugh Garnett. circle 6 Mon
ady, Aprn l. 8 p m. with Mrs.
Joseph Goode circle Z Tuesday,
April ?, 8 p M with Mrs Nor
man Myers. Other circles post
poned
HoIton Bible class - Tuesday,
April 2. 8 p m, with Mrs G B.
Williams
Woman's club "a Wednesday,
April 8, $50 p m. at the club
house.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-02
Haiti Slides Shown

MIS- Fay Greenland of War
wick. showed slides on Haiti to
the children OF johns Memorial
Episcopal church sunday The
cluldren's Lenten offering VIII go
1oI work in Haiti
The same slides were shown
later to Canterbury club
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-02
Girl Scouts to Register

Farmunue GnI Scouts aud
Brownies will have their official
registration day Tuesday at the
parish house after school
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21
Virginia Tax Take
Jumps SIS Million

RICHMOND, June 81 B.-
Virginia's accelerated tax collec-
ton program boosted general
fund collections the first II
months Of the fiscal year to
$l82, 908. 761 -$55. III. 900 above
the collections through May,
1856.
The monthly report showed
collections Of all State revenues
including special ana institu-
tional funds as well as the gen.
Ieral fund-through May totaled
$495. 030, SOS. up $84,599. 46l over
the corresponding period last
year.
The deadline for payment OF
individual income taxes was ad-
vanced from December 4 to
May and that for. payment Of
public service corporation taxes
from October to June l.
This change gave the State q
one-time windfall Of two tai
collections In the present fiscaI
year. which ends June 80. The
windfall will total about $5s
million and will 60 to help pay
for the States $50 million CAPT.
tai outlay program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21

court it didn't want to give the
committee information because
it might be made public, Mr..
Boatwright said. An afiidavit
was filed with the court by the
committee. Mr.. Boatwright said
certifying that all committee
meetings would be in executive
session.
| George r. Ferguson, president
of the Charlottesville NAACP
branch and yesterdays first wit
ness. contended the committee's
purpose Is intimidation"
He said the committee asked
him 80 million questions" DUR
ling his three-hour stint on the
witness stand. Just calling me
down here with a subpoena that
/ didn't get until 2 pm. yester-
day wednesday, was intimida-
ltion." he added.
Mr.. Ferguson said the commit
tee had photostatic copies Of
bank checks drawn on the ac-
count Of the Charlottesville
branch and questioned him
about the expenses for which
they we're drawn.
He said he was asked whether
the Charlottesville branch had
paid any lawyers for their work
in the Charlottesville desegrega-
ton suit. The answer he gave
the committee, Mr.. Ferguson
said, was: I'VE haven't received
q bill yet"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21

nouns viewing Key oemonStra-
tions in the laboratory setting
and listening and talking 70
top NH researchers. With such
expressions as drug meta
bottles" flying around. it was
clearly no place for the un-
initiated. But these brig
youngsters never fiinched.
Their parents and science
teachers also had been invited
for the day. The adults were
given q program of their own
stressing the general operation
Of NH, rather than research.
Perplexed Father
One father, an investment
broker. who arrived late, acct
dentally got in with the student
laboratory tour. After one DEM
onstration, he said. well,
could follow it more or less, BY
listening carefully and putting
two and two together, but these
kids are way ahead Of me-" HI
then went on in the direction Of
the parents.
This pilot program. developed
In cooperation with the non.
profit Science Service, Inc. wa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21
Man in Staying
Gets Life Term

NORFOLK, June II (H.-Wil-
liam Peele, jr., was sentenced to
life Imprisonment yesterday for
the Staying Of David Weinstein,
who operated a grocery store in
the TOO block of Virginia Beach
boulevard.
His accomplish, John Lewis
Gregory, jr.. died in the electric
chair this month for his part in
the crime.
Corporation Court Judge H.
Lawrence Bullock said in SEN
fencing 2O-year-old Peele that
he was making the punishment
At the individual rather than the
offense.
Probation Ofiicer Stuart w,
Smythe's report stated that Peele
has an 70 Of IS. which is below
moron level.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21

designed to let the students see
what the institutes are doing in
medical research and to help
them form o realistic idea Of
the opportunities open to them
I'm that field. said DR.. James A.
Shannon. NH director.
FinaIists Included
The students chosen were
either finalists in the 1857 Ma
tional Science Fair COMPETE
ton or winners in the National
Science Talent Search contest.
Both competitions are conducted
by Science Service in association
with various national and local
groups.
However. DR.. Robert Living
Iston. basic research director for
the National Institute Of Neu-
BIOLOGICAL Diseases and Blind
ness. said:
They were not invited to be
entertained bee use they're
award winners but as representa-
tives (of all young people in
Iterested in science)." He urged
the visitors to share the expert
lence with other students.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21

Ia reappraisal Of the city's form
of government is needed, and we
Fundamentally indorse this pro-
|poSal.
There Is no question that over
the years the District has been
adversely affected by its failure
to have a voice in Congress, and
that. owing to this lack Of con-
tinuity Of attention to its prob
lens. the District has, suffered
and will suffer in the future I'M
less remedial action is taken by
Congress"
Not Partisan Position
Gen. Lane made clear that
he was not taking q partisan
position with regard to home
rule or other franchise issues.
1T may appear from some
Of my remarks that ! am a
partisan Of the District citizens
and q critic Of Congress-" he
said.
Let me assure you that this
is not my position.
I'm my view there Is a sound
basis for reconciling the legiti-
mate interests and aspirations
Of the citizens Of the District
with the obligations and in
terests Of the Federal Govern
ment.
"As one who. by law. stands
between Congress and the local
citizenry. ! feel / have an obli-
cation to both bodies to seek
certainly that proper balance. /"
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been taken for the Area c South
west Redevelopment project.
The special BENEFITS were
granted by Congress specifically
to aid in the relocation Of FAM
lilies displaced by urban renewal
or any other type of public
project.
Under the so-called Section
al" housing program, the FILA
may insure mortgages UP to
200 over 40-year periods at
maximum interest rates Of 5 per
cent. The $500 down-payments
required may be applied to set
Element costs.
FILA recently certified that
Washington was eligible for $500
units Of such housing aid. based
upon its anticipated needs In
view of public programs. The
special financing can be applied
to new. existing or rehabilitated
housing. In this area. it is ex-
|pected to be used chiefly for
existing and rehabilitated dwell
ings. owing to the $4,000 mort
gage limit.
Mr.. Long. his wife and i've
children had rented their South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21
Baltimore Schools Ask
$500 Teacher Ruise

BALTIMORE. June 81 F-
The Baltimore School Board has
voted to ask the Board Of Esti-
mates for q $500 the
board pay raise for teachers. eff
fective next January /.
The board also voted to ask
for $3.50 q year for teachers en-
tering the 18th year Of service
and $3.50 more for those entering
the 18th year. If the raises are
approved, q teacher with q BACH
|elor's degree would start at
$4,000 q year. The highest pos
sible salary after II years and
two years Of graduate study
would be $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21
8 Cambridge Clubs
Get Liquor Licenses

CAMBRIDGE. June q B.-
Six veterans and fraternal clubs
here with a combined member
ship Of more than 10000, have
been issued Maryland liquor
licenses at $3.50 each.
The Dorchester County Liquor
Board issued the licenses yes
terday under a new State law
that authorizes liquor by the
drink in such clubs with $50 or
more members. providing they
buy their liquor from the local
State dispensaries. Previously.
the clubs were allowed to sell
beer only.