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to highway officials. Highway
Director John N. Robertson
and his chief aides said financ-
Ing is being programmed in ac-
cord with the construction
timetable.
With other parts Of the Dis
trict budget, the highway es-
Inmates will be the subject Of a
public hearing on october 7,
After any resulting revisions
the entire budget is scheduled
to go to the Federal Budget
Bureau in November and to
Congress in January.
The new Potomac Freeway
will follow the course of the
present Canal road along the
waterfront of Georgetown. 1t is
planned to connect with the
west leg Of the inner-loop ex-
pressway, also to be started
next year, at about Twenty
seventh street NV. At the
other end it will join the
new Glover-Archbold parkway,
which will run through a
wooded park starting at Canal
road just east Of Foxhall road
and running northward toward
Wisconsin avenue.
Truck Traffic Limited
The river parkway eventually
is expected to be extended by
the National Park Service up
river to the District line, but on
this portion Of its length as a
non truck parkway. The free
way will carry trucks as far as
the point where it joins the
Federally-built portion.
In the proposed budget for
See HIGHWAY, Page AS
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way to connect Central Wash
ington with U. S. Route $40
in Maryland.
A start on the long -planned
Washington Circle underpass
and K street expressway, uiti-
mately to cost $40 million.
Start Of another long-delayed
project, the disputed Glover
Archbold parkway to link the
new river freeway and Upper
Wisconsin avenue.
Construction Of a replace
ment for the existing south
bound Fourteenth Street Bridge
and a Washington Channel
bridge connecting the Four
teenth Street Bridge with the
new Southwest Freeway. i.
SIS Million Involved
The list Of Is major projects
and a number of minor street
improvements making up the
$54 million package was sub
mitted last week to the District
commissioners and now is
awaiting their formal approval
as part Of next years proposed
$247 million budget.
A total of $l8.179,000 in Dis
trict funds is involved. The
remainder of the funds con-
Sists of promised Federal con-
Struction grants to which the
city is entitled under national
programs voted by Congress
and administered by the Fed
eral Bureau of Public Roads,
highway officials said.
October 7 Hearing Set
The $54 million total is some
what smaller than that bud
geted for highway construction
and improvements in the cur
rent fiscal year, although the
Districts share is itself a record
amount. The present years
program total, including both
District and Federal allotments,
is about $65 million and the
city's share about $11.5 million.
The drop in the grand total
has no significance, according
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24

it was Moslems who spanked I'M
rest and manned roadblocks.
Today it was members of the
Phalange-an extremist Chris
tian party.
Security forces had orders to
shoot on sight anyone illegally
carrying arms on the streets.
This was the toughest order
given to security forces since
the Lebanese crisis began in
early May.
Shops Shut Down
The Phalangists ordered a,
general shutdown Of shops and
services Of the predominant
Christian area of Beirut, which
includes the beachfront hotel
district, the business district.
and residential districts.
Last May it was rebel Mos
lens who attempted to enforce
a general strike.
The announced purpose OF
today's wave of terror was to
gain revenge for last weeks
kidnapping of a Phalangist jour-
nalist. Fuad Haddad, by un-
known persons.
His fate is unknown. Those
who led the rebellion against
the Glamour regime dis
claimed responsibility for the
kidnapping.
A day and night curfew, i'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24
SpeIImon in Sicily

PALERMO, Sicily, Sept. "a
(AP).-Francis Cardinal Spell.
man, archbishop of New York,
arrived here today with nearly
TOO American pilgrims. The
pilgrimage has been visiting
Roman Catholic shrines in
Guiding the famous Grotto Of
LourdeS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24

Get on the right road to
sport car motoring joy by
shopping the specials APP
pearingk in today's Star
Classified.
The chances are good you'll
find just the buy you've
been looking for among the
many and varied imported
and domestic top car values
listed in today's Star.
Remember, for just the
economical sports car you
have in mind, shop Star
Classified first before you
buy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24
BY ROBERT X. WALSH
Star Stan Writer

The names of Florida Demo-
cratic Senator SmatherS, Pitts
burgh Mayor David Lawrence
and former FEC Chairman
George C. McConnaughey fig
ured today at House subcom-
mittee hearings on a Pittsburgh
televiSion channel award.
Mr.. McConnaughey, who re-
signed from the FEC in June,
1857, was officially identified as
the former commission chair
man mentioned yesterday in
testimony on contradictory re-
ports-one saying he solicited
a bride, and another that an
attempt had been made to bride
him.
Investigation Testifies
Besides naming Mr.. McCon-
naughey as well as two Pitts
burgh representatives Of the
successful channel applicant
who had told of rumors they
heard about him, the the House
Legislative Oversight Subcom-
mittee today heard this testi-
mony from its investigator
Oliver EaStland:
/. Mayor Lawrence, Demo-
cratic nominee for governor of
Pennsylvania this year, wrote
FEC Commissioner Robert T,
BARLEY and ex-Commissioner
Richard A. Mack about the
Pittsburgh case.
Letters read by Mr.. Eastland
indicated that Mayor Lawrence
Endorsed the application of
Television City, Inc, called its
owners substantial citizens, and
urged that Pittsburgh be given
an additional TV channel. Mr..
Eastland said he was not pre-
pared to pass Judgment on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24
VIII Direct GM Talks

JAW President Walter Reu-
ther, who last Friday gave
Chrysler until noon today to
reach a contract, obviously was
disappointed at the outcome
Iof the day-and-night talks.
He told newsmen he would
carry out his announced plan
to take charge of the unions
talks with GIN next. But he
won't make the full switch
until Friday. He will rest today
and meet with the National
JAW Ford Council tomorrow.
Mr.. Reuther said he would
have bargained until the noon
deadline if there had been a
chance Of settlement by then,
He said the differences at stake
were too large to be resolved
in a few hours.
John D. Leary, ChrySler vice
president-personnel, disputed
Mr.. Reuther's views and told
newsmen he was confident a
settlement could have been
reached if the JAW had stayed
in negotiations right up to the
deadline. He termed the break
of in talks needless.
Leary Accuses JAW
Mr.. Leary and Mr.. Reuther
issued unusually strong state
ments to newsmen at the end
of the night session. Mr.. Leary
said. IF we are to make head
way in future bargaining, the
JAW must modify its I'M
reasonable position"
Some members of the Chry-
sler and JAW bargaining teams
will resume talks tomorrow, but
Mr.. Reuther said he would not
be with them.
Mr.. Leary accused the JAW
See AUTO, Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24
FCCQuiz Hears Names
Of Political NotobIes

whether the Lawrence letters
amounted to seeking preferen-
tial treatment from the FEC.
2. Senator Smathers arranged
a meeting in June, 1857, be-
tween Mr.. Mack and Richard
Berlin, a representative of the
Hearst Corp, in connection
with the Pittsburgh Channel 4
case. The investigator gave no
further details about that
meeting.
In July, 1857, the FEC award
ed Channel 4 to Television City
Inc, after a merger with
WCAE, Inc, an affiliate of the
Hearst organization. Those two
companies were among five ap-
.plicants.
Mr.. McConnaughey resigned
shortly before the award. Mr.
Mack resigned last spring after
he came under fire in the SUBJ
committees investigation of the
Channel 10 award in Miami,
Fla.
Jury Probing Cases
A Federal grand jury here
has been looking into both cases
at the request of the Justice
Department.
Other names mentioned to-
day by Mr.. Eastland were those
of Warren E. Baker, recently
resigned FEC general counsel;
Earl F. Reed and Lee w. Eckels,
officials of Television City, Inc,
and George o. Sutton, Wash
ington attorney who had repre-
sented TeleviSion City before
the FEC.
Mr.. EaStland said Mr.. Nc
Connaughey and Mr.. Sutton
became law partners here soon
after the former chairman re-
See FEC, Page "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24
HELEN KNOWLAND
HELPS HUSBAND

SENATOR KNoWLAND's CHIEF
ADMlRER is now telling the voters
whut she hos oIwoys known about
him. A story on whot Helen
Knowlond believes obout her hus-
bond and on how she is helping his
compoisn for California Governor
is in the Womon's Section, Puee b.
ABSENTEE VOTING regulations
differ in neorly every Stote. To find
out how to go about voting in your
Stote, read The Stor's absentee
voting series tOdoy on Pose Bis.
VAcATIoNLAND- UssR is found
to be as Feeimented os o regular
working doy. Reed whot an Ameri-
con exchange student SOW while
travelling in Russia on Pose B-24.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY con-
didotes for six school board scots
will louneh their compoisns this
week in a swirl Of coffee hours and
rollies, according to q twO-port
series by Stor Stoff Writer George
Flynn stortins todoy on Pose A-3o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24
Ruling kSped
0nLittIe Rock
Court Action Near
On Boards Pleu

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Sept.
"a (AP.J - A United States
District Judge said he probably
would tell the Little Rock
School Board tomorrow whether
it can legally lease its four
high school buildings to operate
as private segregated schools.
Judge John E. Miller, Arkan-
sass only Federal jurist at
present. said at Fort Smith he
would hold a hearing on the
petition at 10 am. (CST) to-
morrow. The hearing viii be in
Judge Miller's home court at
Fort Smith.
He said no other party had
interviewed in the case. only
the school board has asked to
be heard" he said.
In Lexington, KY, Arkansas
Governor Orval E. Faubus
charged today that the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement Of Colored People
had a hand in the latest school
board action. He said the pc
tition for Federal Court instruc-
tons had been prepared by
Thurgood Marshall, chief coun-
sci for the NAACP.
Links ThurgOOd Marshall
II have it on good authority
that Marshall prepared it,
handed it to Daisy Bates Car
kansas president of the NAACP)
who handed it to School SUI
perintendent) Virgil Blossom
who filed it in Federal Court,
the Governor declared.
Mrs. Bates Immediately re-
piled: "This seems to be just
another one of Gov. Faubus'
frequent flights into the world
of fantasy. We have no doubt
that the Little Rock School
Board has legal counsel fully
competent to handle any Of its
legal affairs"
Supt. Blossom could not be
reached for immediate COM
ment.
Gov. Faubus, who has been
attending the Southern Gov
ernors Conference, said he
planned to leave Lexington by
automobile today and arrive in
Little Rock tomorrow.
The Governor questioned the
boards motives in not with
holding its Federal Court Pc
Continued on Page A, Col. 4
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Six Die in crush

CASTELLON. Spain, Sept. "a
(AP).-Six persons were killed
and Is injured in a head-on
collision of two auto buses on a
curve today near the village Of
Almenara, IS miles south of
here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24
Violence Hits Beirut
As Regime Changes
Shootinss, Blasts, Auto Burninss
Mark Chehub's First Full Office Day

BEIRUT Sept IA (AP)-Shootings heavy explosions,
burning of automobiles and other violence erupted in Beirut
today President Fuad Chehab moved into his first day
in Office.
BY mdmorning official sources said six persons had
been killed and 20 wounded.
Under ex-Presdent Camille Glamour, pro-westerner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24
$54 Million Road Plans
Pressed by District
Approval Sought on Muior Projects
For Inclusion in New Budget
BY JAMES G. DEANE
Star stan Writer

Plans for $54 million in highway projects for the year
starting next July disclosed today by the District
Highlghts of the highway list to be financed partly
by the District and partly by the Federal Government
include:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24

Closes Bssin in Charlottesville Bose.
nents. Poee Az:
Of Appeals will be asked to
order prompt white school en-
rollment for all 80 children.
The appellate court. Mr..
Reeves explained, will be re-
quested to reverse Judge Bryan
both on his rejection Of 26 of
the transfer applications and
on the enrolment delay.
Judge Bryan's decision to ad-
NIT the four Negroes in Feb
ruary, instead Of now, gave an
unexpected respite to Airing
ton County, while three other
Virginia communities were feel
ing the effects of massive re-
distance laws.
More ClOsings Likely
Next in line for school clos
ings is Norfolk, where six big
schools are due to shut down
under Virginia's anti-integra-
ton laws as soon as II Negro
students officially are assigned
to them. Schools already are
closed in Warren County and
Charlottesville.
Hope for averting the mass
school closing faded yesterday
when Chief Judge Simon So
beloff Of the United States
Fourth Circuit Court Of APP
peals refused to stay 9 de-
segregation order
Today the Norfolk School
Board disclosed it will ask the
full appellate court to hear an
appeal Of desegregation orders
II the hearing can be set for
Friday or Saturday. the Asso-
ciated Press reported.
School Board Attorney w. r.
C. Cooke said: I'VE called Judge
Sobeloff this morning. He was
out and we left word for him
to call US. It was uncertain he
would call us today"
Judge Sobeloff earlier offered
to summon the court this week
to hear the school boards APP
peal for q delay Of one year in
indignation. School board and
State attorneys did not imme-
diately accept the courts offer.
After considering the matter
further it was decided to ac-
cept it if 1t could be held prior
to the scheduled opening of the
six schools Monday.
Seizure Put OF
The decision to make another
Iast-stand try before the court
delayed. temporarily at least.
the imminent seizure of the
schools by the State which,
under Virginia law, closes a
school rather than permit
racial mixing in the class
rooms.
School Supt. ]. j. Brewbaker
said if the Baltimore hearing
being sought is not concluded
this week the opening of the
six schools probably viii be
put of for another week.
The Arlington appeal will be
filed "as expeditiously as pos
sible," the attorney said. Judge
Continued on Page IA, Col. /
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Chrys|er,UAW
Talks Futile
Attention Shifted
To GIN by Union

DETROIT. Sept. "a (AP).-
The United Auto Workers failed
today to win a quick contract
settlement at Chrysler Corp.
They then turned their atten-
ton to General Motors.
JAW leaders had been hope
full they could work out an
agreement covering 10000
Chrysler workers and add it
to the unions new pact cover
ing $4,000 Ford employees.
Those hopes were dashed
when a marathon 20-hour bar
gaining session broke up at
dawn with both Chrysler and
the JAW expressing disap-
pointment. There had been
numerous reports the company
and union were close to agree
ment and the breakup came as
, surprise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24
NegrOesMap
Fight for Is
darlington
Will Appeal Ruling
By Byun to Admit
Only Four Pupils

Attorneys for the 80 Negro
khildren involved in the Ar
Angton indignation suit an
nounced today they would APP
peal Federal Judge Albert v.
Bryan's decision to admit only
four Of the students to white
classrooms at midterm.
Attorney Frank D. Reeves
said the Fourth Circuit Court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24

Closes Begin in Charlottesville Bose
menss. Poss A-2o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-24
TIE WEAruc0. Full Report
'I VC%IHEN' on poss Al

Considerably cloudy, not as cool tonight,
low about S. Variable cloudiness and
somewhat warmer Thursday.
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THINK

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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-23

Vec godinama raspravlja Sc pOtreba ustrO-
jenja jednog jakog fonda iz kojeg hi Sc pomagalo
naSim mladim clanOvima -studentima, koii poa-
re razne wise skole, gimnazije sveucilsta. l
prosla konvencja donjela je odluku po tom pi
tanju tako posljeGnje dvije godine, Zajedni-
ca podijeljuje $4,OOO.OO "a dvadeset odabranih
studenata tako svaki cd tih 20 primi pomoc cd
S2OO.OO
Ovo je TEX jedan mali pocetak nije nj izda
leka ono Sto Sc ina umu kada Sc govori sko-
larini. Cd kada Ia jednica podiieliuje ovu svotu
cd $4,O0O.OO ma glavni ured stize do 50 mOlben-
Ca Do sada cd tih so odabrano je 20 svake 60
dine. Kod Odobravanja Skolarine uzima Sc IL
obzr rekord studenata potreba pomoci. Pone-
kad je vrlo tesko odluciti, koj studenat je Ia
sluznji, pOgotOvo ako je njihov rekord skoli
priblizno jednak
Iako svaka pomoc nasim studentma dobro
dodje, pax tako pomoc cd $4,000, ali jos uvijek
to ie vrlo mala pomoc To najbolje znadu rodi-
telji koji salju svoju djecu ma wise nauke Svalxe
godine je sve skupje slati djecu ma wise skole,
ali roditelii marljivi jaci Sc zrtvuju da postig
nu svOj Gil da Sc dignu ma viSi stepen II sada-
MEM drustvu.
Pohvalno je da Sc veliki broj naSe omadine
trsi "a visu naObrazbu. To sluzi ma cast rodite-
lima ma prvom jestu ali sluzi ma cast naSem
narodu, koji je ponosan svojim mladm ma
raSta jem.
Glavni Odbor je pokusao sagraditi jedan
stalan fond "a Ovu svrhu, putem rasprodaie Bo-
zicnih karta medju nasim clanstvom. Uspjeh
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-23

Ostvanino isagradimo jak; fond sko|anioe
"a tai plan treba da Sc ozbJjno zauzmeno

nije nj izdaleka bio kako Sc je oCekvalo, pax Sc
je napustilo oval plan. Sa time Sc napusta
plan uspostave jakog fonda "a ovu svrhu i "a to
je Glavni Odbor zakljucio da Sc po1rene jedna
sveopca kampanja, baZirana ma dObrOj wolff.
Izvrsni Odbor je imenovao brata Martina Kra-
sica "a predsjednika brata Stephen Brkica IA
tajnika OdbOra kampanje.
Z proslosti svaka kampanja koju je jed
MICA pokrenula imala je uspjeha, pax madame
da &c ova kampanja uspjeti. Apelira Sc ape
lirat &c cd vremena vrijeme ne sve naSe
clanstvo, ma odsjeke i pojedince, nase bolje
stojece clanove, kao ma nase bolje stojece po-
slovne lGnosti da Sc odazovu ovom pozvu.
Mi bi trebali sagraditi podrzavati jedan
stalni jaki fond iz kOjeg bi Sc pomagali nasi vr-
jedni zasluzn studenti. Zelja odbora jeste da
Sc podijeli skolarina ve5em broju studenata
go do sada da pomoc bude VEGA nego je sada.
Zajednca &c nadalje doprinaSati jedan dio
liz SpOrtskO-PrOsvjetne zaklade ali to nije do
voljno da Sc oval podhvat Zajednice podigne Ia
visi stepen.
kao Sto smo relzli braca Krasich Brlxich &c
predvOditi Ovu kampanju, pax "a sve dial jnje in
formacije izvoite Sc obratiti na blo kojeg cd owe
brace.
nadi "a svesrdan OdaZiv ovOj vriiednOj
kampanji ostaj jemo sa bratslxim pozdravom.
Ia Glavni Odbor
W. MANDICH, glavni predsjedn
JOSEPH BELLA, glavni tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-04-23
Duquesne University Tamburitzans
DoIaze U Farrell U nedie!iu, 4. maia

Farrell, Pa. - Duquesne University Tsmburtzans do
laze Farrell Pa. odrzat ce koncer Croatan Amc-
rcan Civic Club, nedeju, maa, Farrell Senior High
School,
koncert pocma tocno 2:30 sat po podne. Nakon kon
certa svi cemo lei Hrvatsk Dom owl madi tamburaSi
&c zabavjati do kasno u noci u kubskm prostor jana
Ova grupa umjenika izvest ce opsezan program ko-
em ce prikazat mnogo naronh plesova narodnih nosn
goovo il svih kraeva Jugoslavje Gledajuci nhov
gram, da wise dvite, er stano pojav
juju slike nosnje novi pokre nov plcsov
svake pokrajne Jugoslavije.
Medju gasovitom grupom naazi Sc Miss Aurela
Mogun clanica odseka broj 1926 HBZ bivsa clanica
Seq omladnskog tamburaskog pesackog pjevackog zbo-
ra "Soga" Farrelu Ona jc kcerka Mr. Mrs. George
Mogun te unuka Mr. Mrs Steve Krvar Brat Krvar je bio
dugogodisn predsednik odsjeku 1876 kojenu e sada
akvan kao sto e aktivan njegov zet George Mogun
u nasem Hrvatsko-Americkom Gradjanskom Kubu (Cro-
atian-American Civic Club, ko kub oval koncert pri
redjuje Duquesne University Tamburitzars.
Toga radi pozivamo narod da posjeti tai dan,
koncertu, Farrell Senior High School, Roe
mer Boulevard, Farrell, Pa.
Michael Golub, izvjestitej.