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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27
|Eisen|1oWer's
Vacation MAY
End tuesday
BY GARRETT d. HORNER
Star star Correspondent

NEWPORT, r. l., Sept. a.
President Eisenhower is think
ing about winding up his New
port vacation when he flies to
Washington to confer with i've
Southern Governors on school
lntegration problems next Tues
day.
White House Press Secretary
James C. Hagerty told news-
men there is a chance, but !
do not know for sure" that the
Tuesday conference may mark
the end of Mr.. Eisenhower's
stay here.
Despite colder weather that
sent the temperature down to
a low Of 81 here this morning
the President arranged to play
golf again at the Newport
Country Club.
A new face was added to his
Newport foursome today
Clifford Roberts, New York in
vestment banker and chairman
of the board of the Augusta
tGa). National Golf Club where
Mr.. Eisenhower normally visits
each fall and spring. Mr.. Rob-
erts arrived in Newport last
night as a guest Of the Presi-
dent.
During the little more than
three weeks he has made the
Newport naval base his vaca-
ton headquarters. the PreSi-
dent has made three commut-
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ling flights back to Washington

ing flights back to Washington
on business.
He left open the possibility
that he might return to try to
get in a week or so more of
daily golf games after his meet
ing with the committee of five
Southern governors in the
White House Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. Eisenhower scheduled
that conference after the gov
ernors requested a meeting
with him to discuss immediate
withdrawal of Federal troops
from Little Rock, Ark. He in
sisted that the conference cover
school integration problems in
general.
Mr.. Hagerty told newsmen
today the President did not
listen and had no reaction to a
speech last night by Gov. Orval
E. Faubus Of Arkansas, assail-
ing police state methods" in
the use Of troops to escort Negro
children into school classes.
THE speech of the Governor
spoke for ITSELF" Mr.. Hagerty
added.
The press secretary also re-
fused any comment on a tele-
gram to the President from
Senator Russell, Democrat Of
Georgia. protesting what he
called "high-handed" tactics of
the soldiers in Little Rock.
Mr.. Hagerty emphasized that
the President considers as his
responsibility alone under the
Constitution his decision to
keep Federal troops around the
Little Rock Central High School
as long as necessary to enforce
court-ordered indignation there.
Asked If that meant the Pres
ident would not discuss the
troop question with the Gov
enorS' committee, Mr.. Hagerty
said it did not mean that, but
does mean that he wants to
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tons Of an unofficial screening
by the school board.
Ten were the finalists who
attempted the first indignation
in Little Rock.
Nine actually appeared and
were turned back by Arkansas
National Guardsmen three
weeks ago.
During the intervening crisis
one of the nine returned to
Horace Mann and the 10th
student-who had not appeared
lat first-accompanied eight
other Negroes in the historic
successful integration attempt
early this week.
A Negro close to the situation
was asked half jokingly by q
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sound and attractive as $685.
900 could make it in April.
1856.
A regular tax levy on real
and personal property raised
the funds. Supt. Virgil Bios
som says. The one-story build
ing was opened a year ago.
An air view would show a
series of connected classrooms,
cement walks. mezzanine-type
porcheS and fiat roofs, all of it
on % acres of land near a ma
tional cemetery where Con-
federate veterans are buried
The buildings can be entered
from q broad thoroughfare.
There is parking space for
dozens of automobiles. Most
Of the cars in the vicinity yes
terday were models ranging
from 1852 to the latest styles.
Well Trimmed Lawns
The claSsrooms surround a
series Of neat courtyards with
well-trimmed lawns. At the
rear of the building is enough
land for several football fields.
although the ground is not all
fiat.
The 81 classrooms at Horace
Mann are trimmed outside with
yellow and blue pastel metals
and red brick. Window space is
generous. Furnishings inside
ere modern. Lighting is excel
len.
The school principal is L. NJ.
Christophe, q Stocky, light
skinned Negro who received his
bachelor degree from Talladega
College in Alabama, his mas
ter's degree from the University
of Chicago and his doctor Of
education degree from New
York University.
He has been with the Little
Rock public school system for
80 years.
Mr.. Christophe told a news
man yesterday his instructions
were that all information about
the school would have to come
from the superintendent
Office.
The school is named after
Horace Mann, a distinguished
white American educator.
Area AZ Pet. White
The school district in which
the buildings are located is
about AZ per cent white and So
per cent Negro.
More than 30 Negro students
requested transfers to Central
High under the school boards
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telegraphed a reminder that
his request for an appointment
with the President had been
made before that of the South.
ern Governors, urging that it
be expedited as quickly as
possible for the total good" Mr..
Hagerty said that as it first
reached him it read as if Mr..
Powell was urging that the
meeting with the Southern
Governors be expedited. II am
sorry if there was a mistake"
he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27

newsman recently why the nine
Negro students would want to
transfer from an attractive
new school like Horace Mann
to the massive, 30-year-old
Central High School.
That isn't really the point, +"
the Negro replied. I'VE should
have the right to do it."
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let everybody know in advance
how he feels"
Under questioning today, Mr..
Hagerty refused to say how
many kilograms the White
House had received from people
around the country in connec-
ton with the troop action In
the Little Rock school case.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Hagerty said
a request by Representative
Powell. Democrat of New York.
for a separate conference with
Mr.. Eisenhower on racial prob
lens is still pending"
The Negro Congressman had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27

court-approved int egration
plan.
Some changed their minds
just before the opening of the
fall term and others apparent
ly failed to meet the qualifica-
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$l6,002 Estote Left
By Peaches Browning

REDWOOD CITY. Calf.
Sept. q (R.-Peaches Brown
ing's $16.OO2.15 estate was paid
yesterday to her mother. Mrs.
Carolyn M. Heenan. 70. sole
beneficiary of her will.
Marriage to millionaire Ed
wards Daddy Browning in
1926 put the 15-year-old
Peaches in headlines across the
Nation. After Mr.. Browning
death she remarked four times.
She died in August, 1856, in
New York.
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Negroes in Little Rock
Have q Modern School

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Sept. 81 lP-while nine Negro stu
dents attend Central High School under protection of Federal
troops TOO other Negroes to classes in modern band
metal building about three miles distant.
The physical structure Horace Mann High School
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-27

THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. =" AS
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 81. 1857
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-04-27
Mrs. Laura Adger
Returns From
Grand Lodge

Mrs. Laura Adger Of Perrine
is one of the many delegates who
recently returned home from the
Grand Lodge session of Order of
Eastern Star, held in Jacksonville.
Mrs. Adger is Worthy Matron of
Pride of Perrine Chapter No. 16,
also state chairman of Arts and
Crafts.
Mrs. Adger is thanking all ma
irons and members OF various
chapters throughout the jurisdic-
ton of Florida for their hearty
cooperation.
Special thanks goes to mem
bers of Pride of Perrine Chapter
for their beautiful gifts and cash
contributions.
Mrs. Adger Is a member of
Kerr's Memorial Methodist
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KING AUTO
SALES TO OPEN
NEW BRANCH

The big news in the used car
business today is the new branch
soon to be opened by King Auto
Sales. For some unknown rea-
son, there is a veil Of secrecy
hanging over the new branch
that has everyone guessing.
In a visit to the King Auto
Sales lot at 2O4 NV seth st. on
Thursday, we got exactly no in
formation. Danny, the boss, was
all smiles because the past pat
ronage of his customers had truly
made him "King of Them ALL"
Happy Fat Sam, the genial
manager of the car lot was no
where to be seen. When asked
about his whereabouts. the sales
men just countered with a sly
grin.
One thing is for sure. Whatever
Sam is planning, it's gonna he
something real big-sorta Ed Sui
Ivan style guess.
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NEWS AT JACKSON'S

The Mothers Club of Jacl1con's
Toddle Inn is expecting you at its
4th Annual Spring Tea Sunday
afternoon, April % from 4 to 6
pm. at Jackson's, 1888 NV 48th
Teri.
The climax of the tea will be
a panel discussion consisting of
DR.. G.. w. Hawkins, moderator;
Drs. Dazelle D. Simpson, Edward
J. Braynon Jr., and John o.
Brown. The discussion will con-
Germ the field Of medicine Of each
doctor. @
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Church; president of the WSCS;
a communion steward; president
Of Crusaders club; works on the
Board of Education; and a MEM
Der of the finance committee. She
was elected to represent three
churches: Perrine, Deerfield and
Pompano. Rev. E. j. Sheppard is
her pastor.
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Hollywood Report xesars :
A Teen-Age Hunt

that 1t Is bloodshot. j. Jim Backus. who lives
lust three doors away from Joan Davis, his
partner in / Married Joan, says he hasn't seen
Joan since they stopped work on the series
three years ago.
sEducation,s says spike Jones, rs what
makes II possible for Q man to describe Helen
Gfayco CHS wife) without gesturing." !.
Jerry Lewis appearance the other Friday on the
Art Linkletter Show wasn't as ad-lib as It
seemed. Both worked from prepared script
Jayne Meadows has one eye on Climax:
and the other on Playhouse 90. She'd Ike TO
resume her former career as . serious actress.
-. Alan Ladd Is looking for young actor to
play the lead in Box Is. Tv series his Jaeuar
Productions win start filming In the fall. Alan
played the role when the series was on radio.
Now ne will produce only -. And RCA-Victor
Is after Jack Palanee TO sign recording con-
tract following his successful singing debut On
the Perry Como Show.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-05
Hollywood Report
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD (SANA)-Jack Benny has
decided not to aim any Of his shows in Europe
this summer-too much work and not. enough
play.
CHS wrl scout Junior Miss teen-agers
from high schools all over the country. with
Art Carney and newlywed Nanette Fabray about
to sign for the Tv version as bewildered parents.
=. Tempus Flies Dept: Chester Morris has i've
grandchildren.
John Payne's Sixshooter Tv series. Of
which he Is star and producer, viii earn him
s. million over the next three years. NBC has
bought the series for viewing next fall.
Wanda Hendrix's version Of why she re-
turned to television after q three-year retire
ment: well. my husband and don't have any
children. and we haven't been able to build our
new home yet--so what else was there to do?"
: The sign outside the Bob Crosby ONCE in
TelevisiOn City shows the usual CHS eye-except
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TeIeVue Mailbag

timer 1t doesn't seem necessary to quite few
listeners A Listener.
-WT0P evidently felt there iOas stable
demand for couer0Ce Of Baltimore games. II
could be ioron0, Of cowse-but IN the meantime,
iOhv not tn some Of the other nonboseban sta
lions IN the area?
IT'S your privilege and that Of the profess
slonal eggheads like yourself to consider Charles
Van Doren as one Of the Seven Wonders OF the
Age, and you can run him for President II you
want TO. This Is free country
But for heavens sake, out Of sheer sports
manship. why don't you academic monkeys"
give Teddy Nader q break? As Van Doren
said. Teddy Is genius" Charlie Is good boy.
but with his background, family, education, his
showing was not too surprising. But Teddy, who
had no breaks In life, performs the impossible
How about giving an idol Of the cash
customers equal space with the Idol Of the
Rah-Rah and Broad-A Selling Platers. Believe
me, have nothing against Phi Betas
Hoi Polloi.
Haze vou Wondered iDhv the comedians use
Van Doren as subject for one-liners or bits.
instead Of Nader? Easv--he's more colorfnl
COPY. We'd be happy to interpie,u Teddy u he
eUer comes to tolon. a. Van Doren did.
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This e your chance to sound o1--and
~ Critic Bernie Harrison ,cin do his best
to ansper questions Please Keep letters
brief. Pen names sDiu Be used II desired.
Just wondered If You noticed the blunder
on Panic (April 1e). At the start Of the show.
the narrator said that the year was 1915, yet 1t
seemed that everyone rode in late model cars
In one scene, the diplomat climbed in 1857
Dodge Royal Lancer Cathleen c.
Wen, that's that Hpsirept diplomatic croicd
for you. didn't see the shoiO Myself-but an
NBc promotional spot indicated that the subject
Of. the story iCas coming out OF q saRttartum
after 10 years or so. Maybe you missed a refer
encs to the passage Of time. don't think pro-
ducer mould make mistake as obvious as this.
on Monday, April Is, on Tic-Tac- Dough
there were about six commercials. It Is need
less. It Is not Just this show but many others.
Do something now! When win Elvis p. be
back on TV? MT
Write your specific complaints to the TV
Code Committee, National Association of Broad
casters. f77i N street NV.
Elvis iDho?
What can be done to eliminate having base
bah broadcasts on two radio stations at the same
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What can be done to eliminate having base
bah broadcasts on two radio stations at the same
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Films of More Than Routine Merit

FHn1S OF More han Routine Merit
"ANASTASIAngrd Bergman Helen Hayes and Yu Brynner
in the fable about the heiress to the cars fortune
BABY DOLL-CarrO Baker in sOrdd Tennessee Williams
drama filmed effectively by Director Ella Kazan.
"FANTASIA"-Wat Disneys imaginative venture into the blend
ing of pictures, movement color and music
FRIENDLY PERSUASION"-Gary Cooper in a heart warming
tale of life among the peace loving 'Quakers.
THE GREAT MAN"-JOse Ferrer in the "beoved"
TV star who far from beloved off camera.
HIGH NOONOut West with Grace Kelly, Gary Cooper and
that Academy Award-winning ballad
I'LL CRY TOMORROW"-The alcoholic fall
of Singer Lillian Roth played by Susan Hayward.
THE KING AND I-SumptuOus film of the musical delight,
played winningy by Deborah Kerr and Yul Brynner.
LUST FOR LHE'-Kirk Douglas Vincent Van GOgh in a
dramatically coored snguished screen biography
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HOLLY WOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Huston Wanted War

WOOD (NANA)-
David Seiznick insisted on a love
story. John Huston wanted war.
Which is why Huston withdrew
as director for Selznick's "A
Farewell to Arms" being filmed
in the Italian Alps.
Get set for a ddwnpour of pic
lures about dope. The Barney
Ross story. Monkey On My
Back" starring Cameron Nit
chell. is being rushed into release
to beat 20th-Fox's movie about
narcotics. "Hatful of Ram"
Practically every producer in
town is planning a film on the
same subject now that the
Johnston Office has lifted the
ban as a result of the COM
motion caused by Frank Sina-
tra's Man With the Golden
Arm.
Tab Hunters sometime COM
panion, dancer Jan CLANCY. gets
a good movie role in the Mickey
Spillane thriller, My Gun Is
Quick" If son Richard is
feeling better. Red SHELTON will
take the whole family to
Majorca and Italy this summer
Audie Murphy's illness cost
him 20 pounds. He'll take IT very
easy after finishing The Quiet
American. And Rod Steiger
has to get even thinner. Last
time I saw HIM he had dropped
thirty-some pounds. But now he
has to look hungry for his
Across the Bridge" movie.
y
Director Federico Fellini and
his wife, Giulietta Massima, SO
excellent in La Strada, arrived
here in time for the Academy
awards, and Fellini has a new
idea for picture with Tony
Quinn and Giulietta. a Time
and money-marches on. Gigi
Perreau bought herself $500
glamour wardrobe for her switch
from little girl to young lady.
Jane Wyman's ex. Freddie
Karger. has elaborated with
director Dick Quine to write THE
Mad Ball" theme song. Dick,
who took such care of Susan
Peters after she was crippled in
a hunting accident, and until
her death. also wrote the Title
Song for Full of Life"
Debbie Reynolds who will be
happier when she makes another
picture-she hasn't worked since
Bundle of JOY" last summer
has enrolled at the Marge and
Cover Champion dancing school
for ballet and modern terpsi-
chore. Tie movie studios are
sending their Young contract
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million dollars during the next
10 years.
Bling Crosby, usually O. little
hard to reach. has been giving
interviews and appearing on
disc-jockey shows to plug Col.
POrter's song, True Love" for
the Academy award. Bing's and
Grace's record of the tune from
High Society is nearing the
2 million sales mark. Glenn
Wallichs, Capitol Records presi-
dent, is on his way to Monaco to
present a gold record to Her
Grace
X X
There's talk of starring Rod
Taylor. handsome Australian
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actor at Metro. in the studios
new version of Ben Hur." If
they don't put this into produc-
ton soon. can see where Tim
HOvey will be announced for the
part one day. Robert Taylor was
going to do it, then Edmund
PurdOm and I don't know how
many others.
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ladies to learn grace and what to
do with their hands and feet
at the Champions newly opened
school.
X X X
Our trade item for today
Elliott Lyman and PRM. the
group which bought Warner
films for television, are negotiat-
ing to buy Republic studios
where John Wayne, Gene Autry
and Roy Rogers made so many
Western movies. The deal will
be closed any day.
Royalties to royalty. Grace
Kelly has been offered a record
ing contract by Lew Chudd of
Imperial Records that would
net the Princess more than a