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, 1958-10-21
Official Of r. r.
Dept. 81 Agriculture
Visits 81 Thomus

The Governor of the Virgin
Islands, John David Merwin,
Commissioner of Education,
DR.. Preston and Vergilio Ra-
yainne, Head Of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture's Food
distributing system for Puerto
Rico and the Virgin Islands
visited Thomas Jefferson
School on Monday, Oct. 20,
1858.
Mr.. Ravainne and Mr.. Dixon
are visiting Nisky, Washing
ton and Commandant Gade
School Tuesday, October 81,
1858. The lunch rooms in these
schools are being renovated.
, 1958-10-21
Corporal Petersen
Promoted ~toSerqeunt;
Edwards q Corporul

The Commissioner of Public
Safety has announced the pro-
motions Of Corporal Uric A.
Petersen to the rating Of Ser
geant and Policeman Cyril A.
Edwards to that of Corporal.
Both officers are connected to
the Christiansted branch of
the Police Division.
Promotional cere-
monies were held at the Fort
in Christiansted.
, 1958-10-21
Director Ldusi Rejects General Coutts Heuds
Suggestion Of Puerto Unified Caribbean
Rico-Virgin Is. Union Commend

General Coutts, Army com
mander in the Antilles Com
mand since March 25, 1857,
willleave Puerto Rico Novem-
Der IS to assume the duties Of
Chief of Staff of the Unified
Caribbean Command i t h
headquarters at @ uarry
Heights in the Panama Canal
Zone.
General Coutts is W 81
known in official circles in the
Virgin Islands.
, 1958-10-21


Suggestion Of Puerto
Rico Virgin Is. Union
From Washington comes the
news that the Department Of
Interior, through its Director
Of Territories, Anthony Lausi
has rejected 4 suggestion for
the political union of Puerto
Rico and the Virgin Islands.
Mr.. Lausi gave the opinion
of the Department Of Interior
in an answer to a letter from
Harding Franco-Soto Of Sa-
bana Grande, Puerto Rico in
this letter, which was also adj
dressed to Senator Henry M.
jackson, Chairman of the Sub
committee on Territories (De-
mocrat-Washington) and to
Governor John David Merwin
Of the Virgin Islands, Mr..
.Franco-Soto offered the sug-
gestion Of political union as a
means to strengthen the pos
siblities ofobtaining statehood
for these t W 3 Caribbean
groups.
Its a very interesting pro-
position in theory, but doubt
very much whether it would
prosper" said Mr.. Lausi. He
added that politically and
culturally the great majority
of the people Of the Virgin Is
lands have very little in COM
mon with Puerto Rico and
that he doubted whether a
proposition having statehood
as an objective would find
much backing in Puerto Rico.
In his letter of October 18th
to Senator jackson, Mr.. Hard
ing Franco-Soto pointed out
that after fusion into one poll
tical unit, the two islands
groups could be governed as
on unincorporated territory.
1t is not known whether
John D. Merwin, Governor Of
the Virgin Islands has an
, 1958-10-21

dl GouttS HeQQS Gene 0uruzens Vet.
4 Caribbean Golfer. to Fedture
end In Puerto Rico
i Coutts, Army com Gene Sarazen, one of COLTS
in the Antilles Com all-time greats, will compete
nee March Is, 1857, in the $4,000 Dorado Beach
E Puerto Rico Novem- Invitational.
'aiiie = us'es = Sponsors of the initial cham-
pionship tournament to be
played. December AT at the
50 = new Dorado Beach Hotel and
I - i'''i' oai'ai Golf Club in Dorado, an
nounced that Sarazen has ac-
/ Coutts is W Ell cepted their invitation.
! official circles in the Two other ton-aiobt oolfors
from the metropolitan New
- York area, Claude Harmon &
onustorg Of Bob Watson, have also agreed
Ehomus Truin'g to compete in the tournament.
They join Doug Ford, PGA's
ampben, ky. Army 1857 top-ranking golfer; Ju-
y. Donastorg, 18, Illus Boros, former U. S. Ma
IS. Amelia Donastorg, tional Open Champion, and
ms Garden, St. Tho Ed CPorky) Oliver, winner of
scheduled to- partici- the 1853 Houston Invitational,
i the 327th Infantry IN the Dorado Beach field.
White Cloud" a
Other outstanding tourna-
ment players. are expected to
Fort Campbell, KY,
Bragg, N. c.
xercise, which will the $4,000 Professionalism I
e between Oct . and teur competition December 8.
90 : 80 - The five days Of golf, fea-
80 = 1oop0 turing some Of the greatest
- 80 : players in the game, will be ]
80 the highlight of opening cere- (
loneer in the infan- monies at the 1,2O0-acre resort ]
tar Battery at Fort area developed by Laurance S. J
,s Donastorg entered Rockefeller, 20 miles west of !
I in March 1857. He San Juan. {
] basic training at n n,dla,, oraor D.;
: dent Of The Professional Golf
org attended Char ers' Association of America, is
allie High School. head professional at the Do
- RADIO Beach course.
: $50 Dudley warns that the 7,2OO-Et
regoing was trans yard. par-72 layout, which was s
n Ell Mundo Oct. 20, opened late in 1857, will be
Continued on page AZ 5
nM& A
, 1958-10-21
swered his letter.

The foregoing was trans
lated from Ell Mundo Oct. 20,
1858.
, 1958-10-21
PFC Donustorg Of
ST. Thomus Truin'g
With 327th ~Infuntry

Fort Campbell, KY. Army
PFC Patrick v. Donastorg, is,
son Of Mrs. Amelia Donastorg,
Of Pearson's Garden, ST. Tho
mas, is scheduled to partici-
pate with the 327th Infantry
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-01
John 0vcarich odrzati &c predavanje
Skolu u Hamilton, Ontario, 5. oktobra

Pittsburgh, Pa. - Prema zakjucku Izvrsnog Odbora
HBZ, odrzati &c juznom predjeu province Ontario
Kanada prva skoa sto bole upoznavane nacina po-
sovana nase Zajednice skola &c odrza prostorija
ma Hrvatskog Donna, 173 Beach Road Hamilton Ontario
Canada to nedjelju oktobra Qistopada). Pocetak
predavanja skole &c zapocet tocno 130 sat pose po
dne pax Sc ovime pozvu sv zasupnici odseka gnezda
da budu prisutni vrjeme
U zadnje vrjeme imao priku doznat, da Sc u
okoc Hamiltona nalaz jep bro novodosljaka IL stare
domovne ko jos do danas njesu nasi shodno da pr
stupe redove Hrvaske Bratske Zajednce. Prema
bio b pozeno da nas odbornc pojednih odsjeka nasto
da sobom povedu nase novo-dosjake tako da on
gu Sc upoznat sa raznim pogodnosma prvegijama, ko
je nasa Zajednica pruza nasem slavenskom narodu
Takodjer dobo informacije da Sc toj okoici ma
laz par mojh skolskh dugova Pregledavauci rekorde
nase Zaednice ustanovio da nj edan jos ne postao
canom nase najveee demokratske dobrovone ustanove
nase velike BZajednice Nakon 30 godina cd sam
iii ostaYo saroj domovin (u seu Mupe Istra vierute
da bi ovo bio vro dirljv sastanak, cast da i'll
upisem redove nase Zajednice
Dok Sc svi zajedno sastanemo Hrvatskom Domu u
nedelju, s. oktobra, da ste mi zdrav naiboliem ras
polozenju.
Uz srdacne bratske pozdrave to VAN zeli svima
John Ovcarich, tajnik O.BP.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-01
0dsjek IS abraham Lincoln" sIavi
Svoiu b0.godiSniicu 1.vog novembra

Rochester, Pa. - Drustvo Abraham Lincoln, odsjek
broj S5 Hrvatske Bratske Zaednce prprema da e
dan epi dostoan nacin proslavi 60godsncu svoga op
stanka u subotu vecer 1-vog novembra godne.
Ova proslava ce odrzati banketom, programom /
plesnom zabavom East Rochester Fremens Hall 4th
Lyons Streets.
Ovom prlom biti &c odsecn speciialni pocasn COST
brat George Borovic edni zvuc clan osnovate nasega
odsjeka, takoder &c pocast zvuce canove koi
nasoj sredn SO godina canov Hrvatske Bratske "a
jednice.'
Govoriti &c jedan predsavnik IL gavnog ureda Hrvat
ske Braske aednce ocne vodece osobe nasega mesta
kotara.
Ulaznce banket koje imamo ograncenom broju,
mogu dob cd bio kojeg clana odsjeka 49, iii mozete
pozvati potpsanoga telefon - Spruce $685.
Pozivlju clanovi svih odsjeka HBZ drugih organi
zaca nasega naroda cjelo Beaver County, da dodu
svojom prsutnocu uzvecau 60godisnu prosavu odseka
broj IS HBZ subotu vecer prvog novembra.
Sv nam dobro dosl clanovi prijatelj gosti!
John r. Mkan, tajnik
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PR0SLAvA 25-G0DlSNJlCE JUG0SLAV
RADIO SATA u CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

nedjeu, 49, oktobra 1858. odrzat &c prosava 25-
godsnce Jugoslav Radio Sata Sokol Havicek Dvorani
26th Street Lawndale Avenue, kom mas dobro
poznat kolonista dugogodsn clan Hrvaske Bratske Ia
jednice MIR. George Marchan.
Bogato uredjen program pocet &c tocno sata po-
slije podne
Poziva mas narod Chicagu okolici da dodiu
svojom prsutnoscu pomognu uzvelcati reku sla
kojom &c proslav 25a godisnca ovog vrijednog
Radio Sata koji mnogo doprnio mas narod kutur
nom drustvenom polju rada da makar donekle
oduzmo trebamo sv po mogucnosti doci njegovu
proslavu u nedjeu, 19. oktobra.
Poslije programa sijedi pies ugodna zabava.
Sv ste dobro dosli! Prijatelj Jugoslav Radio Sata
Selections Soprano ~......... CATHERINE ToNAN
Accompanist: ELIZABETH VUCINIC
g. Izabane Pjesme (dedley
Croatan Singing Society Fora Quartette
Balkan Company of Chicago
Director: ELIZABETH VUCINIC
(Intermisson - 10 Mnutes)
PART
T. Anniversary Address
J. BOGETICH,
a, som some A Encpanteo EVENING" South Pacific" w RODGERS
My Soder
c. G. c. Harmony
Director: CHARLES STEPHENS
a. Savonsko Kolo STJEPANOv
b. More Duboko MATTc
Croatan Singing Society "Preradovic"
Director: SAM CUZEILA
TO- az Bosancice (songs Bona) TACIK
b. Orientan Zbor Opera Zrnk ZAJC
c. G. c. Harmony
Director CHARLES STEPHENS
After the Concert = Dancing until IL P. M
by
Harmony (Ruza) Tamburica Orchestra
Refreshments ~ Sandwiches
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-01

zaista majstor gradjevnstyu brat George Locxmer,
ko il drva izgradjue fine stvar pokucstvo prve ka
se Uz mega radli nasi majstori NiEko Matjaca
Joe Migalic, drugi pomagaci. Owl nas dobrovoljci
zaista svom radon mnogo poljepsali pomogli Gro
attain Center Pttsburgau ma lZoera su ovog ljeta
vrsil veliki nasi narodni kulturni programi.
Sicni Croatian Centri dizl po I125im drugm
nasejma America te su zarista hrvatske narodne
kulture America kojma manfestira zajednicar-
stvO mediu nasim narOdom u duhu bratske liubavi -
Time Sc die uged Hrvata Americi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-01
mas COST Ma CR0ATlAN CENTRU Ma
PR0SLAVI CR0AT|AN CENTER DAY

sta, pax je imao priliku ma
programu da pozdravi ogrom-
nu publiku. Ucinio je lijepi
govor i njegov pozdrav je sr-
dacno primljen. Poslije pro-
grama brat Bazdaric sa su-
prugom bio je pocasni COST
ma veceri Croatian Centra.
Ma tome on Sc mama lijepo
zahvaljuje mi MENU.
Stovani brate Vukeiicu: -
Ma prvom mjestu dozvolite,
da Vam izrazim najljepsu "a
hvalnost ma V a s e m gosto-
primstvu, "a vrijeme mole i
mole supruge boravka u Hr-
vatskom Centru.
Vjerujte da sam bio izne-
maiden, kada sam vidio vas
Center mnogo ljepse uredjen
nego sto sam to ocekivao. &C.
stitam ma vasem radu i zelim
jos bolji uspjeh u buducnosti.
Primite bratski pozdrav cd
mole supruge i vaseg brata
zajednicara, j. N. Bazdaric.
Bratska hvala cd Croatian
Centra sestri i bratu supruzi-
ma BaZdaric!
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nedjelju poslije podne s. oktobra HrvatsH Pie
vacki Klub Harmonic" gore slici sav petu obet-
ncu svoga opstanka Ovo lado drsvo e kroz ovo KRAFT
ko vreme sa svojim prredbama radon sirenju nase
pjesme, postiglo zamjerne rezultate.
Nase opcinstvo, kao srano je kroz vijeme dalo
drustvu podstreka rad svoom potporom brojcanm
posjetima ma priredbama Harmonic.
Uspjes Harmonic velikom djelu postignuti uz
pomoc naseg opcnstva, NINA posvecuemo oval dan pro-
slave, znak nase zahvanos Ia tai dan Harmonic ie
prpremila bogat program saradnju bratsh drstava
kao 'Preradovic" IL Gary, Preseren" "Zora" il Chi
eaga koji odazvai nasem pozvu da nam pornognu
uzveicati oval toll vazan datum hstorI 'arnonije"
Nasem narodu Chicago izcujemo srdacan pozv da mas
posjete toga dana.
Prosava ce se odrzat Lithuanian Auditorium ma 1888
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Gornja slika je fotografska snimlka pozornce Gro
attain Contra Pitsburghu Pozornica e velika 35x35
koju moze nastupi stotinu wise osoba. siroza 35
nogu, duboka "a. Otraga made dvje sobe pre-
svlacene ulaz pozorncu je otraga osoblje ko-
je ucestvuje programu. Pozornca je velika ljepa,
majstorsi izgradjena moze posluzii velike pro-
CRANE. Pred pozorncom postavljene cvrste kupe
1,5O0 sjedala
Ova Iijepa prostrana pozornica sagradjena je
dobrovoljnoj baz. Gradil je nasi najbo majstor.
Gavni majstor koI je rukovodio ovim radon jest,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-01
Nase trening skole zauzimaju sada veci zamah
TRAINING SK0LE IkAADU VEL.IKU zADACU
UPOzNAVANJE zAJEDNICE | field MEM

Ma redu skole tecajevma upoznavanje nase
Zajednice Prva akova skoa odrzati &c Kanad Ha
mionu u sredistu nash odseka gnijezda Ontario Po-
tom sljede skoe Juznom Sjevernom delu Kalifornje
pa po mogucnost Denver, Colorado Madame Sc da &c
tako proslijedt po drugm nasim naseobnama, gdje
skole postoje prike.
Vazno je da redovno odrzavaju skole i predavanja
zajednic gede kampanje dobvanja novoga clanstva
takodjer da owl tecaev posuze dobvanje prvremenh
stanih fieldmena, koji b radil jacanje Zajednce
Sa skolama treba uedno korstit priku, da b Clan
stvo sto bolje upoznao vrednost nase skoarine IL
gradnu fonda zaednce skoarinu, da bsmo ednom tai
fond podg kako to treba nasm talentiranim potreb
MIN studentima pak nesto pomog njhovo skoovanje
tom podhvatu treba da ueestvuju sv svesn nas cla
novi, pax braca Kanad da bi Sc ovim fondom mog
koristiti nasi STUDENT u Kanadi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-01
HARMONY IL CHCAGA SLAW PETU GODISNUCU

South Halsted Street. Chicago Ill., tocno sata posje
podne Poslije programa nastavit &c pleso,
seu svru poznae orkestre Harmony Ruza) pod vodstvom
g Martin Vdovch Ia podvorbu dobru zabavu jamci
odbor F. j. Pavelin pom. tajnik
PROGRAM
Charles Stephens, Director
Elizabeth Vucnic, Accompanist
s4 PART
Welcoming Address JOSEPH j. BOGETICH
Hrvats Pevack Pozdrav (Croaan Singers Greetng
I C. G. C. Harmony
e. Songs Staovir)
b. Mole Selo my Viage) KOLARIC
c. G. C. Harmony
Director: CHARLES STEPHENS
g. MountaH Song FORESTER
Slovene "Preseren"
"a Directous FRANK KUBINA ,.s~4-4t
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-01

svojom suprugom ostao je u
Pittsburghu dan diva dulje, da
posjeti mas Croatian Center.
Odbor ga PRIMO "a svoga 60
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-01

Nakon minute sjednice ma
seg Glavnog Odbora, glavni
prvi podpredsjednik, brat Jo-
sip Bazdaric il Chicago sa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

other Senators. II would striks
q provision inserted IN the
Finance Committee BY Senator
Kerr. Democrat Of Oklahoma.
The Kerr provision Il heavily
opposed BY the administration.
Most estimates were that the
votes were available 10 wipe II
out.
It would end powers the
President now has 20 override a
Recommendation Of the Tariff
Commission for relief 70 an
industry claiming damage from
imports, and often uses.
The Senate committee voted
q three-year extension and put
restrictions on the Presidents
authority affecting other mat
tiers than Tariff Commission
cases. The House voted the fun
five-year extension asked BY
Mr.. Eisenhower and left his
hands relatively free.
In It's first vote ON amend
ments after two days Of debate.
the Senate rejected eS-l q
proposal Of Senator Clark.
Democrat Of Pennsylvania. to
make the 24-year-old trade
program permanent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

Iisct unless there l. = direct and
lrreooncllAble conflict between
than or unless acts passed hs
CONGRESS expressly say %.
The BIN had rs origin N q
supreme Court decision over
turning the State court cunVic-
ton Of Steve Nelson. 4 PENN
Hyivania Communist leader.
Opponents q the bin. M
ciuding the administration.
contend II would ofIer an open
Invitation 70 State Legislatures
10 enact laws removing the
teeth from Federal statutes
dealing with civil rights. labor.
railroads and agriculture.
But supporters Of the bin,
ignoring predictions OF q veto.
argue Il is necessary 70 pre-
vent the Supreme Court from
invalidating State laws con-
trary 10 the intent Of Congress.
Efforts to narrow the scope
OF the bin and TO prevent Il
from applying 10 Federal laws
already on the books were re-
iected BY the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18
States Rights
Bi|ISnag Seen

The Senate appeared unlikely
today 70 act on q House -passed
bill 70 protect State laws which
parallel Federal statutes.
, This was the outlook despite
strong support Of the legislation
BY Senator Eastlnnd. chairman
Of the Judiciary Committee and
q sponsor Of . companion SEN
ate bin.
I'm for a." Senator East
land said shortly after the
House passed the bin BY . vote
OF 2li-i55. He said he hoped
TO set Il approved BY his Ju-
dietary Committee.
But he declined 10 predict rs
prospects IN the Senate, where
the situation Is complicated by
broader and more controversial
legislation aimed at recent rul-
ings Of the Supreme Court.
The House measure provides
that Federal laws shall not null
lily State laws on the same sub
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18
Senate Faces
Trade Bill Test

Senate leaders pushed for
passage Of the Reciprocal Trade
Extension bin today. But iirst
they expected to knock out .
key provision curblng President
Eisenhower's powers
The chances Of getting q anal
vote BY tonight appeared 70
rest largely with Senator Ma
lone. Republican Of Nevada. .
longtime foe Of the trade pro-
gram.
senator MALONE was ready
with q speech which some SEN
ators said they understood
might run many hours.
The decisive vote was to come
on an amendment offered by
the two Senate leaders and four
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

q
in releasing data on = program
started in the fan Of 1855. ths
children stin lag behind ma
tional norms. This accents the
educational lag experienced BY
these children before the pro-
gram was instituted.
Struck by the retardation Of
District school pupils In city
wide tests administered for the
first time after indignation. jun
for high ofiicials came up with
an idea that eventually was
started In the fan Of 1855.
Four top teachers. two IN
English and two In math. were
pulled out Of the classroom.
They began visiting classes In
both subjects throughout the
junior high school system Of
% schools.
They concentrated on intro
ducing new teaching methods
70 get the two subjects over TO
q collection Of children who
were tagging one or more years
behind In either subject.
According to Lawson J.
CantreIl. deputy superintend-
ent. about 5000 children = or
80 per cent of the Junior high
school population - were in
volved.
A partial breakdown Of re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18
Socialist Unit Dropped
From Subversive List

Inc Independent Socialist
League. . pro-Msrxist organl-
zation. and two other groups
which are now defunct. yester-
day won q io-year battle TO be
removed from the Attorney
Generals list Of Eubgcrsivc
organizations.
Besides the Independent So
calist League. the other or
CARNATIONS involved are the
Workers Party and the Socialist
Youth League.
The victory marked the first
time an organization has been
dropped from the list as .
result Of hearings, according
10 Attorney Joseph L. Rauh.
r.. who represented the three
groups without fee.
The action Of the Justice De-
partment IN removing the
groups from the list was re-
vealed IN q letter 70 Mr.. Rauh
from J. Walter Yeaeley. acting
Assistant Attorney General In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18
Segregated
Housing Hit
ByCothoIics
BY CASPAR NAMES
star stan writer

BUFFALO, ". Y, July ia
The National Catholic Family
Life Convention ended its 26th
annual meeting yesterday by
calling on fellow Catholics to
work for elimination Of segre-
cation in housing.
A resolution expressing the
gatherings Categorical and I'M
equivocal opposition to segre-
gated housing" was unanimous
~ approved by the more than
1000 delegates from ~ States,
Canada and four foreign coun-
tries.
The statement further urged
Catholics and Catholic family,
life organizations to Cooperate
with local, State and national
organizations which aim at put
ting an end to segregation in
housing"
In addition, the resolution
called on State legislatures ito
enact laws forbidding segrega-
ton In all housing projects
which receive Government a.
nancial assistance Of any type"
The resolution was one Of 10
approved by the convention
dealing with family life prob
lens Of special interest to Cath
olics. But many Of them had
broader implications, moving
into areas Of general concern.
One Of these related to our
country's need in the present
crisis Of more well educated
young men and women. This
resolution pointed out that
many gifted and highly COM
petent young men and women"
could not go to college because
they lacked the money needed.
To remedy this situation the
statement called upon State
legislatures to provide Gin sub
stantial numbers" scholarship
grants to promising high school
graduates, allowing them to use
the grants at any college they
choose to attend.
On the community level,
Catholics were urged to take
IAN active part In such COM
munity programs as will con-
tribute to the welfare Of q
family" The motion further
recommended that Catholics
"as individuals and through
their organizations cooperate
with and participate in urban
renewal projects and city and
regional planning groups"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

charge or the internal 6ecu-
rity Division.
The letter said IN part: ~rhe
Attorney General Il not
safixned that the evidence nd-
duced at the hearings meets
the strict standards Of proof
which should guide the de-
termination Of proceedings Of
this character"
The organizations were
placed on the list IN ielo. The
Independent Socialist League
claims q membership OF 400.
The hearings began IN 1855
but were recessed for 10
months after Mr.. Rauh charged
bias on the part Of the hear
ing ofnccr. His charge was dis
allowed after an investigation.
Yesterday. Mr.. Rauh criti-
cized the list as one In which
are placed organizations which
after 10 years are found not
properly on II because there
wasn't enough evidence to
support the listing in the first
place"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

suits Of reading tests given
2.3ii children IN the TIN grade
showed three per cent gained
from ah years 20 three years
In reading. Up 10 iTk per
cent Of the total gained from
six months 10 one year; 10
per cent made up 70 q ak
months gain.
At the 9th grade level, how
ever. with 1911 tested. a. many
as 20 per cent Of the chill
dren gained up 10 three years
and over in both subjects.
Mr.. Cantrell said gains were
not rs pronounced IN math,
but some progress was expert
enced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18
Rowing Teacher Squad
Betters Marks Of 5000

Use four teachers whose Job 10 teach other teachers
ana without spending cent District school oc1s have been
able produce marked achievements gains Tor about 5000
Junior high pupils
such advancement was registered IN reading and arth-
metc some gains were up 10 - high e three years
pssplta the gains school oeIal pointed out yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18
Vehicle Lights

An average new automobile
has about % electric lights.
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adhesive disciple. hoping thus
to peel off an inconvenient
devotion. The final irony Of
Mr.. Narayan's ironic tale is
the curious effect that rever-
ence and faith have on the
fraudulent.
Whatever the other relics
of their rule, the British GER
tainly bestowed on their for
mer Indian subjects a fine
sense of style. Mr.. Narayan's
prose is graceful, lucid and
droll. His Raju is a uni
verSally recognizable type of
engaging rogue. Raju's mis-
treSs. Rosie, the dancer, is a
charming creation. The tell
ing of the story is delightful;
only the ending comes a little
abruptly and implausibly.
M. MEG.