European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 24, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse Monday August 24, the stars and stripes Page 23 action delayed on Little Rock Pupil placing Little Rock Ark. A the Little Rock school Board has been granted ext sri time in which to file a Brief defending its use of Pupil assignment policies under an Inte Gration order. . District judge John e. Mil Ler gave the Board until sept. 1 to answer two motions filed attorneys for the National Assn. For the advancement of coloured Peor pie. These seek to restrain the Board from using a state Pupil placement Law to assign students and Force it to make assignments solely on the basis of the attend Ance area in which a student lives. The Board has used this Law to keep desegregation to a minimum. Seventeen negroes assigned to All negro Horace Mann High school after they had applied for admission to White Central and Hall High schools have stayed out of school in protest. Four negroes attend Central and Hall. Except for one Brief incident trouble has , stubborn resistance boiled up at Arkansas newest integration trouble spot the Dollar Way school District near Pine Bluff 42 Miles Southeast of Here. More than 1,000 persons attended a rally of the segregationist Dol Way citizens Council. Spurred speeches from Little Rock segregationists Many shouted Defiance of a Federal court s order that the Dollar Way school Board admit three negroes to the All White Dollar Way school. Strikes vocations Cor Model changes blamed Industrial machine shifts to lower gear Walter Breede or. New York a strikes vacations and Auto Model changeovers slowed the nation s Industrial machine last week. Most other lines of business activity barrelled along at a fast clip. Hopes for a Quick settlement of the Svi week old steel walkout blew hot and cold. The White House through Secre tary of labor James p. Mitchell sought to build a fire under the strike negotiators. Mitchell released a 4,000 word report crammed with statistic on wages prices profits productivity and other matters in dispute. These statistics said May serve to indicate the area which exists for a settlement in which the Public s interest is taken fully into and said the steel Neotia the new compact Chevrolet named the con Vair is rolling off the Assembly line at Ypsilanti mich., and will exhibited to the Public in october. This photo was taken at an enclosed storage lot where the cars were awaiting transportation to the Deal ers across the nation. Associated press photo segregated classes still touch and go in Virginia 530 pupils sign for All White school at front Royal front Royal a. A the Warren county educational foun Dation has completed its registration for proposed segregated Pri vate classes this fall. A spokes Man said 530 students have signed up. The foundation s Board of directors soon will decide whether to proceed with organizing classes for White students again this fall. The Board was instructed at a citizens mass meeting two weeks ago to set up the school if a overwhelming majority of High school children in Warren county wanted the school and if their parents could pay for , the number of Reg Singer . To build in Turkey new York up Singer manufacturing . Will begin construction of a 51.3 million Plant in Turkey within 90 Days it was announced Here. Estered students is about 150 Short of the goal foundation officials had considered a mandate to Hundred thirty six White students and 1? negroes have registered so far to attend Public War Ren county High school. The school is under court order to integrate. It is scheduled to open aug. 31. The negroes attended the Public school last year from february through May under Federal court order. A negotiated voluntary withdrawal is said to depend largely on whether the county school Board will approve a desegregation plan that would become effective in the 1960-61 school ses Sion. The Board is considering a look Magazine banned in Ala. Over race Story Pell City Ala. Cupi the Sale and distribution of Loo Magazine Here and in St. Clair county has been prohibited Acourt order on grounds it distorted the truth in racial matters. Circuit judge P. Waid issued temporary injunction after the your guide to Good listening in the dec goo news 0605 hillbilly reveille 0630 request show 0700 news sports 0715 today s the Day 0730 rips and tunes 0800 news 0805 lust entertainment 0815 behind the Story 0830 Don Mcneil 0900 news 0905 turn Back the clock 0930 Arthur Godfrey 095s Art Baker s notebook 1000 news 1005 merely music 1100 news 1105 Bert Park s bandstand. 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And it in t known whether the negroes will withdraw if a gradual plan is offered to them. Existence of the plan was Dis closed after the last of three closed meetings involving representatives of the negroes and Warren county government Industry labor and schools. Year old foundation the foundation was organized a year ago when the Public High school was closed the now obsolete Virginia massive resistance Laws. It educated about 800 Stu dents who normally would have attended Warren county High school. When the Public schoo opened last february Only 18 negroes showed up for classes. Because of the general uncertainty Over the school situation Here there were reports the school Board might postpone the Start of the fall semester. Ors could reach an Early Settle ment if they got Down to brass tacks at the bargaining table. The Stock Market seemed to like Mitchell s remarks the next Day the Market scored its biggest and Vance in 21 months with steel shares leading the Way. Then came a rash of rumours hat agreement had been reached to end the strike. And just a promptly came emphatic denials rom top Industry and Union Nego gators. But As the dreary negotiations recessed Friday afternoon there were signs that the White House warning might have been taken to heart. Both sides promised to work separately Over the weekend seeking out Points they might agree on. Sees ories on Page t. Effects of the steel shutdown already apparent in a Sharp drop in Coal production and rail freight traffic reached into the giant Auto Industry last week. Serious problem James Roche Boss of general motors Cadillac division said cad Lilac will run into serious production problems if the strike in t settled soon. The 1960 caddies Are schedule to go on Public display oct. 2. If the manufacturer does t get some steel in the next few weeks Roche said Cadillac dealers May have nothing to sell but samples. Cadillac like most other Ameri can automakers has stopped build ing 1959 cars. Some notably Chevrolet Are already making 1960 models. For the buyer interested in a 1959 car dealers last week had wide assortment. Inventories were around the 900,000 Mark. Sales moved Forward briskly. New car prices have been going Down a bit As they normally toward the end of the Model year. Consumer spending up the trend is mirrored in the government s latest Cost of living Index announced Friday. The in Dex which measures living costs for july edged up to a new Peak. This Means according to government calculations that you heed $1.25 to buy what $1 would have bought 11 years ago. Briefly Over the business scene unperturbed strikes. Soviet Premier Nikita s. Khrushchev or the Wall Street fever Chart Amer ican Consumers Are spending As they never spent before. Depart ment store sales in the nation last week topped 1958 6 per cent. Despite a Sharp drop in steel Industry payrolls total personal income of americans injury reached a record annual rate of More than $384 billion. Auto dealers in the . Sold More than3 million cars in the first six months this year including 289,-000 foreign models. New dependents birth announcements received the stars an stripes from parents hospitals and military posts. . Army Hosp Frankfurt born to the wife of talmadgesp4 raw a. 513th up a ton Michael Stewart aug. I. Hearnsp5 Don m., Btry. 1st Obs in. 26th arty a daughter Chris Helen aug. Matt.hews2d it Robert c., or. I i aha 36th inf a son Mark Elliott a. 2. Bryan1st it Eugene c., a Sasae � son Eugene Harry aug. 3. Balessp4 Kenneth l., St., so arb. 51st int a daughter. Hotl Routtu a. &. Tietjenssp5 Hnry a. My it Obj a. Son James Otis aug. 4. Johnston sgt Raymond a. Co a tank 33d Armor a son Richard Androm a. 5. Briscoe1st u Del l., h arb. Slit inf a due Gator Omny aug. S. Clary pee John h., a 6th Tom up a daughter Charlene Pauline. Aug. 4. Coleman Robert j., us army special publications out a son David Mark aug. 5. Martin Pic William a. 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