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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-03
UredniStvO

gledala je kao prava nasa
snasa. Igru pjevanje izvrs-
no su pratili tamburasi Bal
kan Serenaders.
I ako je ovo bio prvi po-
kusaj, muzicka igra Sjecanje
Nasih Mladih Dana je bila
upravo majstorski izvedena,
zahvaljujuci umjetnickom ta-
lentu svih ucesnika, pjevaca
i pjevacica Javora, koji nisu
zalili truda da nakon napor-
nog rada mjesecima vjezbaju
igru sto je neminovno mora
10 dovesti do uspjeha. Publika
je bila upravo odusevljena
S izvedbom igre i dugo je
aplaudirala.
Nakon sto Sc posljednja
ruka smirila, ma pozornicu je
dosao voditelj programa Ru-
kavina i zahvalio sc Javoru
ma .uspjesnom koncertu. To je
isto ucinio i predsjednik H.
N. Donna, Steve Barkovich i
napose hrvatski urednik "a
jednicara, Flip Vukelic, koji
je rekao, da je koncerat pru-
zio jedinstveni uzitak, kakav
samo hrvatska pjesma tam
bura moze dati.
Koncerat su posjetili broj-
nj prvaci H.B.Z., izvrsni od-
bornici, Martin Krasic sa su-
prugom i upravitelj Pomlad-
ka, Michael Grasa sa gospo-
dom, te lijepi broth pred
sjednika i tajnika o d s e k a
grada Pittsburgha i okolice.
I ma koncu, neka je duboka
zahvalnost upravi i clanstvu
Javora, kao i bratskom S. P.
D. Presen, pa zboru Balkan
Serenaders i njihovim uci-
teljima ma uspjelom koncer-
tn.
zivio, cvao napredovao ia
vor "a mnogo, mnogo godina
koje dolaze!
Bozidar p. VuGkOviG,
clan odsjeka 20 H.B.Z.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-03
NEKA Sc PRIkI DO
zNANJA

U proslom broju u nasem
jednom Glanku "Fraternal-
ism" nehotice. SO iMnakla p0-
greska iii propust, naime, mas
glavni tajnik brat Joseph Bel
Ia bio je procelnik, banketa
Pennsylvania Fraternal Kon-
gresa, kod cesa je imaO mno-
go posla brige "a organizl-
ranje banketa. On je takodjer
ma Kongresu bio jedan cd
govornika. Oval propust owl
me ispravljamo / molimo da
Sc uvazi. - Urednik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-03
Duquesne University Tamburitzans
Do|azi U Columbus 2b.oq decembra

Columbus Ohio - u ime odbora drlstva "Svetog An
tona" odsjeka broj 80 HBz drago e aviti nasem
clanstvu prijatema Columbusu okolici da temo "a
koncertn program imati gasovit University
Tamburtzans il Pittsburgh, Pa.
Koncert &c poceti sat petak vecer, &C. decembra
1858, Central High School Auditorium.
Ova grpa cd "a umjetnka izvesti &c izvrsn program
kojem &c prikazivat panorama narodnih pesova pie
IL gotovo svh krajeva Jugosave kao ostalih sla
venskih nekih drugih naroda.
Pripremate da posetite oval koncerat sto vetem
broju. Takoder pozovte vase prijaelje bez razke
rodnost jer owl mladi skoarc umetnc &c bez dvojbe
zadovolj. Ako tako ucnite nasemu drustvu &c to
biti ma cast ponos, koje priredbu priredjuje.
Ulaznce $500 po osobi koje mozete dobiti kod me
Pozovte telefon: BR 9-5047 Ako zvite ivan
Columbusa, mozete obratt pismeno slede-
Gu adresu: PIG N. Hague Avenue, Columbus A. Ohio
Svi dobro dosli! - Vema Rumora, izvestitelica.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-03

gu biti ponosni time, sto sa
svojom p ON o ci omogucuju
nasim mladim clanovima i
studentima, da steknu vecu
naobrazbu u visim skolama.
Time mi svi dobivamo bolji i
ljepsi u gle d medju ostalim
narodima u ovoj zemlji, da Sc
ma mas wise ne gleda kao ma
neke nazadnjake, kao sto Sc
je nekada gledalo. Mi vec sa-
da imamo mnogo nasih pro-
fesionalaca u Sled. Drzavama
i Kanadi, koji SUI stekli vecu
naobrazbu u visim skolama,
a time i bolje polozaje. A a
ko proslijedimo kako smo po-
cell, imati cemo in i wise.
Kao sto je clanovima nase
Zajednice poznato, da Sc je
po Zajednici organizirao spe-
cijalni odbor, koji ina preko
sebe casnu zadacu, da Sc sto
wise prikupi n novca u fond
skolarine, il kojeg bi sc po-
magalo n a s i m mladim, "a
sluznim / potrebnim clanovi-
ma-studentima. Kako vidite
ovog puta Sc je odobrilo wise
nego prize samo cato, sto je
bio wise novaca u ovom fon-
du. Ovo ste omogucili vi bra
co i sestre, vasi odsjeci, neke
druge nase narodne organi-
zacije, profesionalci i prija-
telji owe stvari.
Stoga apeliramo ma sve go
re spomenute, da Sc cd sada
u buduce jos i bolje odazove-
te / pomognete owl plemeni-
tn stvar, tako da mozemo po-
moci u buduce jos i wise ma
sih mladih studenata i 8 We
cim svotama. Ia sve ono sto
ste do sada ucinili, u ime ma
Sc Zajednice, odbora i mladih
studenata - hvala vam.
Napomena. - Studentima
Sc nece slati novac izravno,
nego njihovim skolama u ko-
je &c polaziti. Imena stude-
nata donosi brat Brkich u
engleskom dijelu ovog broja
Zajednicara.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-03

Dok su Sc pjevaci pjeva-
cice Javora spremali "a slije-
decu to { k u programa, zbor
Balkan Serenaders" zabav-
ljao je slusateljstvo zvucima
tamburice, koju jos danas
! t.las lnarod smatra najmilijim
instrumentom IL izvadianiu
naseg bogatog glazbenog folk
lora.
I u casu kad SUI nase misli
tko zna kuda bludile, pred ma
ma Sc iznenada ukazala div
ma slika, ziva slika sjela iii
mObe u hrvatskom selu. O.
kupljeni muskarci zene, sta
ri i mladi, svi u zivopisnim
narodnim nosnjama, vecinom
il Gornje Hrvatske, posjedali
SUI u krug i slusaju sjecanja
il mladih dana muza i zene,
koji pri spomenu vaznih do
gadjaja iz njihova zivota po-
budjuju ostale ma pjevanje :. i.
"Kucice pod Gorama" "U
Proljece" ''Da Nije Lju-
bavi" "Cujes Mala" :. i
kad je bukara s whom do po-
sljednjeg dosla i on okvasio
grlo, svi poskakase i uhvati-
Sc Sc u kolo, te izmjenicno
skupno u grupama po 4-5
poce s e sc okretati najprije
polagano, pa sve zivlje i ziv-
lie da Sc konacno i zemlja
tresla. I kad Sc mnogima cd
njih cello osom osulo, po-
novno posjedase i zapjevase
'fRazbila Sc casa" i "Te tvoje
cIne oci". U to muz primjeti
da je gazdarica onako gojna
i umorna cd "tanca" povila
glavu i zaspala. To je drus-
tvu dalo povoda, da joj ot-
pjeva 'Ti vec spavas". Kad
Sc vec primaklo vrijeme da
Sc "moba" digne, kao IL topa
odjeknula je "Pimo ga, pimo
ga sve do dana belega" ..
koji Sc vec poceo bjeliti, kad
su Sc parovi razmili po soka-
Gina i otisli ma kratki po-
cinak.
Tekst owe vesele muzicke
igre je napisala / pjesme iza-
brala clanica pjevackog zbo-
ra vora Barbara PrOtu-
lipac-Gilara, kojoj je nakon
predstave u znak priznanja
urucena kita prekrasnih ru-
"a. Ocito razdragana lijepim
cinom, sestra Barbara, zahva-
lila sc swim ucesnicima igre
! dale nije mogla, jer su je
suze navrle ma oci.
+ Ulogu muza odigrao je W.
10 uspjesno Josip Belamarich
a njegovu zenu Barbara Gil
lara, koja, odjevena u pre-
krasnoj sestinskoj nosnji. n-|
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-03
Predsjednik Ujedin j e n i h
)dSieka HRZ Zanadne Penn

FfedsJednlk UJedln ] e n +
Odsjeka HBz zapadne Penn.
sylvanije, Joseph Rukavina
u svojstvu Master of Cere.
monies, u dvojezicnom nago.
voru osvjezio je nasa sjeca.
MIA ma proslost Javora ME.
govu kulturnu ulogu u pro.
micanju hrvatske kulture u.
opce muzicke umjetnosti ma.
pose. Ia djelatnost, rekao je
brat Rukavina, usko je bila,
a danas je povezana, S Hrv
Bratskom Zajednicom, koja
je' ne samo nasa najjaca pot.
porna organizacija nego ma
tica kultuno-prosvjetne ak
tivnosti medju americkim
kanadskim Hrvatima.
Predvoditelj programa "a
tim najavljuje H.P.D. Javor.
Zavjesa Sc podigla i pred slu-
sateljstvo Sc pojavio mjeso-
viii zbor cd 36 zena mus
karaca, koji su ma znak svo-
ga ucitelja i dirigenta, mae
stra Boris M. Dobrovoljsky,
slozno i grom k o otpjevali
Star Spangled Banner Lie
pa Nasa DomOvina. TEX sto
Sc aplauz stisao, Javorasi su
zagrmili onu omiljenu ariju
"Hrvatski Pjevacki Pozdrav".
Burni pljesak bio je nagrada.
Zavjesa Sc spustila, ma
javljivac programa predsta-
vic je bratsko slovensko pie
vacko drustvo 'ePresern",
dok Sc zavjesa podigla zboro-
vodja Prof. Evan Georgieff
je podigao dirigentski Staple
i mladi Slovenci i Slovenke,
s puno osjecaja, otpjevali su
poznatu narodnu sloven s k u
popjevku 'Po Gorah Grmi"
odmah zatim "Adijo pa Zdra-
va Ostani", takodjer narod-
nu. Slijedile su dvije umjet-
nicke pjesme "Ve6ernica" cd
j. zirovnika i ''Planinska" cd
A. Foerstera.
Ponovno Sc pojavio Javor
i otpjevao cd Zlatka spoljara
INA Livadi" i zatim rukovet
nasih dalmatinskih puckih a.
RIA, koje je slozio maestro
B. M. Dobrovoljsky purpuri
nazvao 'Stara i Nova Dalma-
cija". Plijesku nije bilo nj
kraja nj konca.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-03

skolarina isto "a 20 studena-F
ia, to svakom po $250.O0,
sto ukupno iznasa svotu cd
S5,000.O0. Ovog puta moglo
Sc je dati wise s tog razloga,
sto sn1o dobili wise novaca u
oval fond.
Svakako da je bilo wise stu
denata koji su trazili pomoc,
ali Sc nije moglo wise odobri-
ii radi ogranicenog fonda. L.
medju njih bio in je koji nj
SUI imali najbolje skolske O.
cjene. Bio in je koji Sc nisu
obratili preko svoga odsjeka,
nego pisali u ime sebe, a da
nisu naveli da SUI clanovi od-
sjeka iii Zajednice uopce.
Odbor je odobrio studenti-
ma skolarinu ma temelju O.
cjene njihovih skola, njihovih
zasluga i potreba, kao i pre-
poruka njihovih odsjeka. One
noble, koje nisu bile ispunje-
ne ma sluzbenim tiskanicama
i potvrdjene po odsjeku, nisu
Sc uvazile, kao nj one noble,
ako su STUDENT vec dobili
skolarinu cd neke druge u
stanove. Pc ovome Sc je raw
mao Odbor "a Skolarinu sada,
kao sto &c Sc ravnati | u bu-
duce, a po ovome Sc trebaju
ravnati nasi odsjeci i buduci
molitelji "a skolarinu.
S ovim cinom Hrv. Bratska
Zajednica je ucinila lijepo i
plemenito djelo. Omogucila je
da 20 nasih mladih clanova-
studenata dobiju vecu ma
obrazbu u visim skolama.
Znaci, zasto Sc Zajednica "a
uzme, da to casno u djelo
sprovede. Svi nasi mladi sko-
larci, koje je zajednica po-
mogla prize | owl sada, nj
kada to ne bi smijeli zabora-
viii, vec stalno o Zajednici l.
matt lijepu rijec medju nasim
/ drugim narodima. Takodjer
trebali bi raditi i ma njenom
prosirenju, te kad budu u sta
nju pomagati i fond skola-
rine "a buduce studente.
Clanovi nase Zajednice mo-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-03

Dom Javora ma 822 North
Canal Street.
Pod Javorovim krovom to-
kom tjedna i posebno svake
nedjelje drze Sc odsjecni sa-
stanci H.B.Z. i H.K.Z., JAYNE
skupstine, predavanja, pred
stave, koncerti, banketi sve
ostalo sto sacinjava mas hr-
vatski drustveni zivot.
I prosle nedjelje, dne %.
studenoga, pohrlio je mas svi-
jet u popularni "Javor hall, /,
jer Sc tie veceri odrzavao ira
dicionalni jesenski koncerat
ovog naseg dragog pjevac-
kog drustva, koje je jos jed
nom svojom pjesmom nase
misli prenijelo u planine do
line, sela zaseoke nase rod
ne Crude u krilo onih, koji
SUI nam uz zvuke istih melo-
dija u dusu ulili sinovsku lju-
bav prema obitelji, selu i "a
vicaju. Tu rodoljubnu i pie
menitu misiju, Javor vrsi, e.
to, vec wise cd pedeset go
dina, buduci je osnovan bio
1905, i zato Sc smatra jed
MIN cd nasih najstarijih pie
vackih zborova. Kroz wise cd
pola stoljeca u Javoru su Sc
izmjenjivale generacije nase
brace i sestara, pjevaca; ne
profesionalaca, vec vise iii
darovitih amatera, ko-
j su il ljubavi prema pjesmi
i svijesni njene uloge u o.
plemenjivanju ljudi, svojom
ustrajnoscu i pod Weston ru-
kom ucitelja Wis o k o drzali
barjak Javora | time pomog-
Ii vrsiti poslanstvo pod To-
zinkom "Pjesmom slobodi" i
"Prosvjetom sreci".
Ovogodisnja jesenska pri-
redba Javora donijela nam je
i jedno ugodno> iznenadjenje.
Osim koncertnih tocaka, koje
je izveo Javor mill nam GO
sti pjevaci Preserna, Javorov
assemble vrlo je uspjesno od-
igrao | saljivu muzicku igru
''Sjecanje nasih mladih da-
na".
X
Nesto liza 7::30 u prepunoj!
dvorani, priredbu je otvorio
slusateljstvo oslovio pred
sjednik Javora, Josip Bella
mario.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-03

Da vdi sfnga, ne potrebno putovati cak do obale
Mia Vjerna kopja egpatske sfnge nalaz Sc Zadru,
samu morsku obalu prema Puna Mi Sfnga je visoka
oko pet duga preko 10 metara. Djeomice e islesana
u zvom kamenu.
Tu sfingu gradio je tri godne arheolog prof. Ivan
zmiric spomen svojo preminulo zen to cd 1921
do 1928 godne, pricau Zadran Professor e nastojao
da glava sfnge zadrA k negove zene tome e uspio.
Sfnga zadru predstavlja ugodno iznenadjenje a.
trakciju svakoga, tko vdi tai neobcan spomenk
Jadranu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-03
Zaednica odobrila $4,000 Skoqrnu suojim clanou1
20 STUDENATA D0B|TI CE Cd H.B.z.
SVAkI P0 S25O.O0 "a SK0LARINU

Prosa konvencija nase Zajednice je zakljuca, da
osnuje jedan jaki novcan fond IL koeg b pomagao
nasim mladm canova- -sudentma koj polaze wise skoe.
Ma temelju toga zadne dve godne daa je skolarna
20 studenata svakoj godini po $4,000 svakomu To
je svakoj godin bilo po $400OOO Sada je Odbor
skoarinu sastao odobro da sc narednu godinu dae
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-12-03
h. .PjESM0M IA DOM | NAROD SVOJ .
javor mas je jos jednom odusevio

Kad Sc god govori Pittsburghu kao hvatskoj Ateni
onda prvone redu mis1 North Side predo gdje 81
nla nasa prva dustva gdje je jos danas zariste
ske drustvene djeatnost tom dijelu grada naaze
diva mjesa, koja nasem nabliza prva hrvatska
crkva posvecena Sv. Nkoi Putnku 1926 East Ohio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01

Associated General Contractors
of America.
The association, local ACC
chapter. won the national Or
ganization's f1rst-place safety
award for the third consecutive
year by having all its members
take part in the program dur
ing last year. The award was
received by George L. S. Scharf.
association president. at recent
ceremonies in national ACC
headquarters in the Munsey
Building.
Also honored at the same
time was the Tester firm, which
received a second-place safety
award for establishing IAN out
standing safety record" among
firms in heavy construction
work. ANGLE c. Tester, secre-
tary-treasurer Of the firm, acc
cepted the award.
Association members in 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01

Housing Center to assess the
market and to lay plans for
the spring season. Howard
Michnick. chairman Of the
groups Legislative Committee,
said builders are hopeful Con-
gress will approve an extension
Of CT home loan legislation be-
yond its July expiration date.
He asserted he expected
house sales to increase this year
and advised builders to prepare
now for the market and mot
to fall asleep"
Extension of the Washing
ton home show beyond the
original closing date, one re-
port stated, resulted in the as
ISOLATION "at least breaking
even" on the annual EXPOSE
ton.
Heavy snowfall February is
held attendance to less than a
thousand during the first three
days of the show. After closing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01
Prices More Realistic Here,
FILA Aide Tells Builders

in greatly increased volume,
and that efforts are being made
to speed up approvals.
The staff has been increased
from 66 persons to 81, and that
employment of fee appraisers
will be continued on a perma-
nent basis, he said.
FILA has been liable and will
ing" he said, to approve more
applications involving a family
income contributed to by both
husband and wife than lenders
are willing to accept. He
pointed to this as one Of a
number Of indications the
agency is seeking to encourage
production of housing. and
make it easier for families to
buy homes.
In the District area, he said,
houses offered at between ST.
600 and $4,000 are in the cate
CORY "easiest to SELL
Builders met at the National
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01

Builders heard this week that
more sales of existing homes
are being made at realistic"
prices, and fewer owners are
currently holding out for pre-
MUM" sales.
Speaking before a meeting of
the Home Builders Association
of Metropolitan Washington,
Thomas c. Barringer. director
of the District FILA office. said
he has found that market
prices are nearer to FILA valu-
atoms than for some time, -
and that there's more value
today in houses than for quite
awhile"
The FILA official said he al
most daily finds definite evil
dences Of an increasingly easier
money supply in the District
area.
He added that applications for
FILA financing are being re-
ceived at the Washington ONCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01

had $500 employees who worked
over 6 million man-hours. Dis
abling injuries totaled 1876, for
a frequency rate of about 80
accidents per million man
hours worked, an ACC state
ment said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01

The spacious sophistication of this 3-bed-
room, all-brick Rutledge gives you not only
good looks but important savings in both
space and money Maximum opportunity
for flexibility in present and future plan
ming is afforded by the large daylight lower
level with private outside entrance. No
waste space with Railways here . +. and
a clear division of MISUNDERSTANDING liv-
ing and entertaining. The lower level with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01

its full bath and five above-grade windows
can be used for two or more bedrooms, a
recreation room or hobby shop. There's
complete luxury kitchen with plenty Of
cabinet and work space and mahogany
paneling in living room. Outside or inside
no matter what your wants-you'l want
this family-sized home Budget priced at
only $19,675. Come out and see it today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01

Tuesday and Wednesday of last
week. the exposition reopened
to almost normal crow d S
through Tuesday Of this week,
the meeting was informed.
Presiding was w. Evans Bu-
chanan. president Of the home
builders group. He outlined a
program for spring activity
which he said the association
expected would create "unu-
sual interest" in this years new
home designs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01
woUnitsG Get
SufetyAwurds

The District Master Builders
Association and John Tester g.
Son. Inc, general contractors,
have won national accident
prevention awards from the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-01
TREMENDOUS FULL BASEMENT

Loads Of space for a recreation area, storage
room, workshop, and utility room. But not buried
away from the rest Of the house as in ordinary
rambIers ;. because the splitfoyer brings the
recreation area right up close to the rest Of the
house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25

Plasiie shades with perry
nylen skirts. Washable end
non-brsokubls. Pretty for
boUdoir lomps In White.
pink oFsbIve,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-25
Harlem Negro Pupils
Denied Reossignnnent

dent bodies made up mostly Of
one race or the other.
A Brooklyn protest similar
to the one in Harlem was
settled last week between DR..
Theobald and the parents Of
seven Negro children.
The seven children. who had
been kept out Of school. re-
turned to public school Sep
TENDER 10. But they went to
q school which has a racially
mixed student body. They Or
iginally had been assigned TO a
predominantly Negro school.
DR.. Theobald, after confer
ring with the Brooklyn parents,
put into immediate effect a
rezoning plan for schools in
the area which had been sched-
uled to take effect next March.
Similar rezonings are being
made In otheri sections Of the
city so as to achieve more mix
ing Of the races. @
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Nav YORK. SEPT. IS tAPl

NEW YORK. Sept, rs ZAP
DIR. John T. Theobald. super.
intendent Of schools. has de.
clined to shift any Of the nine
Negro pupils whose parents
complain that facilities are In.
adequate in the Harlem junior
high schools to which the chill
Idren we're assigned.
DR.. Theobald met with sever
Of the pupils mothers and Their
attorney. Paul B. zuber, fol
az hours yesterday.
The superintendent safe
later:
eve parted cordially after
airing the problem, after lis.
tening to the mothers anc
their spokesman.
"If / once moved on other
than educational grounds. ]
would find myself in an indie.
feasible position"
The parents. refusing to SEND
their children to the schools
which are almost entirely
Negro. are providing private
tutoring sessions for them.
The parents want their chill
dren assigned to better inte-
grated schools which. they con-
tend. provide better instruction
There is no intended racial
segregation in the New York
City public school system.
Neighborhood racial patterns,
however. sometimes create stu
II
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whether schools in the dis
trict shall be integrated.
-Four Central High School
seniors, two boys and two girls
announced last night they were
polling 1895 students enrolled
at the school to determine their
views on opening 1t.
The pollsters hope the results
win influence adult voters In
the referendum. They said
tabulations should be COM
pleted by tomorrow.
Preston RudiSill. Kirk Smith
Gail Manor and Sharri Smith
all II, said they had mailed
postcards asking students Ia
mark a yes or no to this Ques-
ton: do you wish to have
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Central High School open,
whether segregated or inte-
grated?"
The students polled we're re-
questsd not to sign their
names.
II Judge Miller holds that
Gov. Faubus' plan is illegal, ap-
parently Saturdays referendum
would be q useless procedure.
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Houee Says
Recession
Is Ended


President Eisenhower's chic
economic adviser Is leaving hi
Job convinced that full recovery
from the recession will b
achieved during the first hall
of 1859.
And. Gabriel Hauge added
emphatically today, he does moi
believe 1t win be followed By
"galloping imitation"
DR.. Hauge. a 44-year-old ma
tive of Minnesota, steps out Of
his post as special assistant II
President Eisenhower Tuesday
to become chairman Of the FL
nance Committee and d mem
Der Of the board of directors
Of the Manufacturers Trust Co
Of New York.
"The recession Is over and
we are on the way up" DR.
Hauge said in an interview,
"The evidence is quite clear,
I do not expect the current re-
covery to be a false dawn. !
think it is real"
DR.. Hauge disagreed with
those who contend that large
scale imitation will succeed re-
covery and become a peril tt
the country.
Imitation is a long-run
threat. but I take the long-run
view that We are not going to
zee galloping imitation follow
the recovery. But I will say
that II all the parties tprivate
and public) that affect the
economy are not restrained,
there will be constant pressure
in that direction"
Or. Hauge worked with Pres
ident Eisenhower in the 1852
campaign and has been his eco
nou1ic adviser since the Presi-
dent took ONCE.
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Negroes clashed near q white
school and several suffered
minor injuries. Police ques-
toned the participants. but left
disciplinary measures to school
authorities.
Last night officers checked
at least 10 reports that Negroes
were gathering in the area Of
the disturbance and said they
broke up crowds Of Negroes at
several places. Police also re-
ported some rock-throwing by
Negroes.
No arrests were made.
Gov. Faubus has called a
referendum for Saturday to let
Little Rock voters decide
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Republicans Replace
Cundidute for House

DENVER, Sept. rs (AP).-
John j. Harpel. 50. 4 former
State Senator, was selected yes
terday by Denver Republicans
to be their candidate for Con-
gress. Mr.. Harpel. head Of q
company manufacturing salad
dressing. viii oppose Demo
cratic Incumbent Byron @
Rogers in the November 4
election.
Mr.Harpel was selected after
Carl s. Becker, a Denver city
official. Withdrew from the race
the day after the primary. Mr.
Becker said his wife was II
and he would not be, able tc
devote suficient time to cam
paigning.