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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-25
Fishing Derby Winner
Yeor Ago Is Tops Aeoin

There lot of fish stories emanating Andrews Air
Force Base this week end and Of them
Michael Taeish Of STAFF Sergt. Peter Tateshi
instance did catch the largest fish the third annual chdens
fishing derby at the base Yesterday measured IA inches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-25
Butler Gives Warning

Senator Butler, Republican
Of Maryland. a consistent OPP
ponent Of funds for a second
Washington air port at Burke,
Va, and an advocate Of use Of
facilities at the Friendship Air
port near Baltimore, issued a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19
Cousin Extrudition
Refused by Foubus

VENTURA, Calf, Oct. 10 up.
Gov. Orval Faubus Of Ar.
kansas has refused to grant ex-
tradition of his cousin on q
charge Of non-support, the dis
trict attorney reports.
The request for extradition
Of william Faubus Of Van Bu-
rem, Ark, was based on a COM
plant of Esperanto Hope San
chez. She charged the Cover
nor's cousin had failed to sup
port their two children, District
Attorney Roy Gustafson said
yesterday.
Mr.. Gustafson said the San
chez woman did not state in
her complaint that she and
Faubus had ever married, but
did say they lived together I'M
der a common-law relationship.
The district attorney said no
reason was given for denial Of
the extradition request.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19
80 Rebel Clerics
Defy Archbishop

LONDON. Oct. 10 tR. - A
group Of 80 Anglican clergymen
defied the Archbishop Of Can
terbury yesterday and pro-
claimed their right to remarry
divorces in full church cere-
mony.
It was the most striking
demonstration thus far against
the ofiicial Church of England
ruling that ministers place
themselves in spiritual peril by
remarrying anyone who has
passed through the divorce
courts.
The 80, all from the Mid
lands industrial city of Birm-
ingham. said in q signed state
ment they are Elm complete
sympathy with the more liberal
attitude toward those whose
marriages have broken down
and who desire the blessing Of
God on a second marriage.
legally contracted"
Earlier this month the Arch
bishop Of Canterbury. DR.. Geof-
frey Fisher. delivered q singing
rebuke to rebel clergymen in
an address to the convocation
Of Canterbury, the church's
parliament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19

horse training center will be
one Of the few activities during
her tour without benefit OF
press. The White House and
the British Embassy announced
today that after an extra
ordinary heavy schedule the
Queen and Prince Philip just
wanted to take an afternoon
on for a little relaxation.
Late in the afternoon. the
Queen and Prince Philip viii
ny back to Washington in the
British Emhassy's two-motored
Heron transport plane.
Their final engagement will
be q fourth state dinner. this
one at the Australian Embassy
by the Commonwealth nations
Leaving the party at about II
pm. they will drive directly
to Union Station.
They will travel to New
York on a special Baltimore
& Ohio railroad car. one usu-
ally reserved for B&O Presi-
dent Howard Z. Simpson.
The station viii be their
last sight Of Washington. But
they have one day in New
York to conclude their six
day American tour. After q
round of parades. dinners,
sightseeing and q visit to q
Commonwealth ball. they will
climb aboard the royal air
craft at Idlewild Airport about
midnight Monday for the re-
turn flight to England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19
Humphrey Gets
Steel Probe Bid
BY the Associated Press

The Senate Antitrust Sub
committee announced yesterday
that it would call Arthur B.
Homer, president Of Bethlehem
Steel Corp, as the leadoff Wit
ness in resuming Monday its
investigation Of steel prices.
A subcommittee statement
said George NJ. Humphrey. for
mer Secretary of the Treasury
and now chairman Of the board
Of National Steel Corp. had
been invited" to follow him to
the witness stand on October
% for the second week Of the
public hearings.
The subcommittee headed by
Senator Kefauver. Democrat Of
Tennessee. says 1t wants to
know the story behind so-called
administered pricing" under
which competing steel COM
panies generally charge iden-
tical prices for their products.
1t also Is inquiring into reasons
for the recent steel price rise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19
xxx Sign Pointer
Held in levittown

LEVITTOWN, Pa. Oct. 10 (H1.
"A Levittown man today
awaited grand jury action on
criminal libel and malicious
mischief charges for allegedly
painting a xxx" sign on a
wall near the home Of this
community's first Negro family.
Howard r. Bentcliff. As. was
arrested Thursday and held in
$500 bail. State police said he
admitted painting the sign on
a wall facing the home of Will
liam Myers. and also hanging
out an anti-Negro sign. Some
Levittown residents d e m o n
strated against the Myers FAM
lily when they first moved into
the development.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19
FusionControI
Reported in :.
Research Test
D. the Associated Press

Evidence Of an important
step toward Harvesting the flu
Sion-which produces the hy-
drogen bomb-for peaceful pur-
poses has been reported by q
group Of United States and
British scientists.
After a two-day conference
in Princeton. N. j.. the group
issued a statement here last
night that said experimental
fusion devices had yielded sub
Stantial quantities Of neutrons.
which would be necessary in
any thermometer reactor.
Neutrons are atomic particles
that have no electrical charge.
The statement said further
experiments were needed to de-
termine whether the neutrons
produced on the experiments
were actually a product Of fu-
sion, or arose from some other
source during the experiments.
Reports on the tempera-
lures reached in the controlled
thermonuclear experiments sug-
gest the achievement Of neu-
irons from thermometer re-
actors. but more experimental
work will be necessary to es-
tablish this as q fact" the
statement said.
An Atomic Energy Com
mission spokesman said that If
the neutrons were developed by
fusion. it would be the first
such proved achievement out
side of the H-bomb.
The statement also said the
experimental devices have con-
fined very hot gases for a small
fraction Of a second. It said
heavy hydrogen must be heated
TO 100 million degrees to
achieve the fusion reaction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19
LOOK
FOUND TO SURVIVE
BADNESS CURE

The Government yester-
day indicated that the best
way to avoid falling hair
is still to step quickly to one
side.
Or. as a Federal Trade
Commission examiner put
it. most Of the clients with
frontal badness before
starting treatments from
the Wybrant System still
have high foreheads.
This was in a ruling by
Hearing Examiner Joseph
Galloway in which the New
York City firm was pro-
hibited from making UNI
qualified claims that it can
prevent badness and grow
hair.
The Wybrant company,
it was ruled, has falsely
advertised 1t can prevent
badness and cause hair to
grow in hairless zones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19

the present British chancery.
For today's ceremony. the
firm built a 30-inch-high brick
wall atop a 12-by-29-foot plat
form. The cornerstone. a 600
pound slate of marble 5 inches
thick, is suspended by a chain
from a steel tripod straddling
the wall.
Mr.. Sullivans job is to lay
the mortar on the wall. after
which the Queen was to step
up and spread it with a silver
trowel.
Next. an embassy representa-
tive was TO pull the chain, re-
leasing the cornerstone and
bringing 1t down on the wall.
It's not the FIRST such cere-
mony for Mr.. Sullivan. He
also spread the mortar when
cornerstones we're placed for
the National Cathedral School
for Girls and for the Jelleff
branch OF the Boys Club OF
Washington.
But there's a difference.
Those two were permanent
cornerstones which became a
part of the actual structures.
Today's marble slate is a
foundation stone" In name
only.
MrlSullivan, q Navy veteran
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19
Football Game q SeI|out,
Thanks to Royal Fans
continued From FIrst PAGE

Continued From First Page
box containing miniature flags
Of the United States. Great
Britain and Maryland.
With Mr.. McKeldin in the
welcoming committee are DR..
Wilson H. Elkins, president Of
the university. and Gov. Luther
Hodges, Of North Carolina.
All this grew out of the
Queens expressed wish last
summer to see an American
football match" during her
visit. Today she will get her
wish with all the associated
hoopla of bands. cheer-leaders,
drum majorettes that makes
the collective American spine
tingle during football season.
The royal couple are sched-
uled to leave the White House
at lis pm. and reach Byrd
Stadium at the University Of
Maryland about 2 pm, Is min
utes before the opening kick
on.
The police patrols for speed
ing and directing trafic were
spread out from the District
line as far north as the Balti-
more City line on the Balti-
more-Washington expressway.
Record Crowd Expected
Parking lot attendants on
and around the campus were
ordered to line up the cars
bumper to bumper" in an at
tempt to handle the largest
crowd ever expected at Byrd
Stadium.
Residents were scattered
along the l0-mile route from
the White House to the sta
dunn to cheer the royal motor
cade. The cars followed the
same route both to and from
the game. with the return trip
expected to begin around S pm.
The route from the District:
Out Of the southwest gate of
the White House to State place,
north on Seventeenth street,
north on Connecticut avenue.
northeast on Rhode Island
avenue, north on Lincoln road.
north on Fourth street NE,
east on Michigan avenue.
northeast on Queens Chapel
road. north on U. S. Route /.
through the south gate Of the
university. passing in front of
the administration building.
west on University lane to the
stadium.
The Maryland band was to
play God Save the Queen" and
The Star-Spangled Banner"
Immediately after cocaptains
from both teams are intro
duced to Queen Elizabeth and
Prince Philip.
Hope for Autographs
Maryland's captains will pre-
sent the royal couple with a
glove Leather football auto
graphed by the Terrapins. and
a second football the team
hopes the Queen and her
Prince will autograph later
and return to the campus.
North Cardinals captains will
present the royal couple a
reproduction OF the coin used
in the toss to decide the re-
ceiver Of the opening kickoff.
Sitting in the royal box. first
row, left to right facing the
chairs, were DR.. william Fri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19
Navy Hats Order
For lis Aircraft
By the Associated Press

The Navy has announced
the cancellation of contracts
for lis aircraft from the. Lock-
heed Corp. Burbank. Calf.
Describing the action as an
economy "cutback." the Navy
identified the planes as Is
Superb Consultations and 100
T2V-l Seastar Jet trainer. Cam
collation. Of the contracts the
Navy said yesterday. will save
$2l million. All Of the big
radar planes and all but 10
of the smaller jet trainers we're
to have ben delivered before
next June 30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19

OF World War II. has been in
the bricklaying business IL
years, all of them with the
Nelson firm. He lives at 67l2
thirty-ninth avenue, Hyatts-
vile, Md. with his wife Vir-
ginia and their 4-week -old
dauG nter, Deborah Lee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19
Button Out of Dute

COMANCHE. Okla. OPT.
J. Morris turned UP with a
political campaign button that
brought a lot Of attention. 1t
boosted Martin Van Buren, for
President-in 1896. Mr.. Morris
found the button behind the
Dashboard at his home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19

day. president OF the University
Of North Carolina: Mrs. Luther
H. Hodges. wife Of the Cover
nor Of North Carolina: DR.. Will
son H. Elkins. president Of the
University of Maryland: Queen
Elizabeth; Gov. McKeldin, Mrs.
Elkins. Prince Philip. Mrs. Nc
Keldin. Gov. Hodges. Selwyn
Lloyd, the British Foreign
Minister. and Mrs. Friday.
Others In Royal Box
Sitting in the second and
third rows of the royal box
were Wiley Buchanan, State
Department chief Of protocol.
and his wife; Joseph H. Deck
man. president Of the Maryland
Alumni Association and his
wife; the Countess of Euston:
Sir Michael Adeane. the Queens
secretary; Capt. the Lord
Plunket. the equerry: Charles
P. Mccormick, chairman Of the
University Of Maryland Board
Of Regents, his wife and sons
John and Robert; DR.. w. B.
Ayeock. chancellor Of the Uni
versity of North Carolina, and
his wife.
Also Howard B. Miller. presi-
dent Of Maryland's Student
Government Association, and
Miss Lynne Needle; Carole and
Margaret Elkins. daughters of
the University Of Maryland s
president; Miss Clara McKeldin,
daughter of Maryland's Gov
ernor. and Ensign Hodges. son
of the North Carolina Gov
ernor.
DR.. Elkins was host at q
luncheon at his home at 1918
pm. for Gov. McKeldin and
his family.
Others invited were Gov.
Hodges and family. DR.. and
Mrs. Friday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Cormick, Mr.. Miller and Miss
Needle. DR.. Albin o. Kuhn,
assistant to DR.. Elkins, and
Mrs. Kuhn. and the following
members of the university's
board Of regents: Edmund S.
Burke and Mrs. Burke. Harry
H. Nuttle and Mrs. Nuttle, Ed
ward F. Hotter and Mrs. Hotter,
DR.. T. B. Symons and daughter,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19
Conflnued Prom Flrst PaGe

Continued From First Page
grandchildren also shared In
the exchange Of gifts.
White House Press Secretary
James G. Hagerty refused TO
disclose exactly what the gifts
for the children were. explain
ing that the Eisenhowerp
wanted the children TO be SUR
prised when they opened their
gifts instead Of reading about
them In the newspapers.
He went only 80 far as 10
say that the Eisenhower gifts
Ito the Queens children 'had
something to do with our old
West" Queen Elizabeth has
been reported wanting to take
something home pertaining 10
American Indians for Prince
| Charles because Princess Anne
had taken over an Indian cos
tune he had.
Mr.. Hagerty announced q
more formal gift will be pre-
sented TO the Queen by the
President tomorrow morning
when he turns over to her on
behalf Of Colonial williamsburg
the Carlton papers. the original
file Of headquarters papers Of
the British army in America
during the War Of Independ-
ence.
Valued At 100000
These papers. In lot volumes
bound in red and white leath-
er--the colors Of the British
army at the time--are valued
ct about $500. 900.
Mr.. Hagerty disclosed de-
tails Of last nights exchange
Of family gifts at a news con-
ference today.
He said Mr.. Eisenhower
painted the 20 by 24-inch
portrait OF Prince Charles
during the last two weeks,
working on 1t mostly in the
evenings and finishing 1t only
Just before Queen Elizabeth
and Prince Philip arrived here
Thursday.
Bearing the initials ID. E.
in the lower left corner. the
painting shows the blue-eyed
Prince Charles wearing q gray
shirt and red tie.
Mr.. Hagerty said the Presi-
dent painted the portrait from
la S by 7-inch photograph
obtained from the British In
formation Service. and eot
help on the colors from a de-
scription from a trusted friend
In the British Embassy and
several color photographs OBJ
tanned surreptitiously.
The small table-sized porce-
/ lain figure Of Prince Philip in
action on his polo pony was
made by Edward Chem. q
Maryland-born sculptor. 1t
shows the Prince in his green
and red polo uniform. bearing
the number 4.
Inscription on Face
A porcelain inscription on
the black walnut face reads:
ITO Her Majesty Queen Eliz-
abeth II and His Royal High
ness the Prince Philip. October
1887. from the President and
Mrs. Eisenhower"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19
Lucky Wasn't Lucky

HOUSTON. Tex. Oct. 10 (P1.
wilbur Lucky. 10. didn't live
up to his name in county court
yesterday. He pleaded guilty to
habitual petty theft. Judge
Jimmy Duncan sentenced Lucky
to two years in Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19

Enos Stockbridge and Mrs.
Stockbridge. Louis L. Kaplan
and Thomas w. Tangborn.
They will depart from the
luncheon for the game at lis
pm.
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Queen and Philip Reody
To See Football Game
Continued From First Page
ourceS. moved on to vet an

Continued From First Page
sources, moved on to yet an
other formal ceremony.
She welded q famous old
gavel In laying q foundation
stone for a new ofiice building
at the British Embassy. The
gavel was the same one used
in 1898 by her distant kins-
man, George Washington. to
start the building Of the Unit
ed States Capitol.
The Queen walked up Massa-
chusetts avenue hill to Observ-
atory circle for the ceremony.
After smoothing the mortar
beneath the stone with q trowel,
the stone was lowered into
place and she tapped it lightly
with the George Washington
gavel.
Then the young Queen, her
formal obligations temporarily
at an end, rendezvoused at the
White House with her husband
for q private luncheon before
making the l0-mile drive into
Prince Georges County for
their FIRST adventure on an
American gridiron's 50-yard
line.
As the Queen was returning
in President Eisenhower's bub-
hle-top limousine to the White
House after the Embassy cere-
monies. however. she had to
stop for one more presentation.
Her car halted just outside the
White House gate and she
smilingly accepted two Boy
Scout neckerchiefs from Eagle
Scout John Rowsey. IA. of 20i
North Edison street. Arlingtons
State Dinner Tonight
Although the football rivalry
between Maryland and North
Carolina had already guaran-
teed q capacity crowd, it was
q question whether football or
royalty was the main focus at
today's game.
After their afternoon away
from 1t ALL" the Queen and
Prince Philip were to drive
back to the White House and
prepare for tonight's third
state dinner in q row.
Tonight they themselves
play host as they entertain
President and Mrs. Eisenhower
at the British Embassy.
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According to report, Eliza
beth has already sounded out
President Eisenhower inform
ally on the possibility Of his
visiting London next year. Of
ficials denied any formal in
vitation had been extended, but
in London sources close to
Buckingham Palace and the
Cabinet said the Queen had
personally let Mr.. Eisenhower
know q visit would be welcome
when he finds time. They did
not say what response she got.
Neutrality-suspicious. have ac-
claimed the friendly smile Of the
blue-eyed young sovereign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19
Mason Named Sullivan
Helps Queen Icy Stone

Washington born mason with Irish name is the
chosen to help Queen Elizabeth the foundation
q new building at the British Embassy today
He is Robert z. Sullivan 80. masonry foreman for
William F. Nelson. Inc, 387 Fourteenth street NV. The
Nelson firm is the contractor for brickwork alterations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19
President Gives Queen
Pointing Of Her Son

The porcelain plaque also has
on one side the shield Of the
President and on the other
Her Majesty's Royal Coat Of
Arms.
The porcelain birds given the
President and Mrs. Eisenhower
were made by the famous
Royal Worcester factory In
England.
They are models OF paruia
|Warblers. designed by British
ceramic artist Dorothy Doughty
in their local habitat Of North
Carolina.
Hand modelled and hand
painted. the iife-sized birds are
depicted in the branches Of q
Sweet Bay tree and black
stemmed wild magnolia bios
SONS.
The bridge table received by
the Eisenhowers has inlaid on
the top q reproduction In color
of the actual plot or battle
plan used by Gen. Eisenhower
as Supreme Commander Of
Allied Forces in the Normandy
invasion.
The frame Of the table 10 Of
English walnut. Top faces Of
the legs and the sides Of the
table top are covered with
black calf skin.
Contain 10,l34 Items
The valuable British army
Revolutionary War papers to
be presented by the President
to the Queen tomorrow contain
l0.434 items. virtually q day
to-day record OF the British
army's eight year struggle
against the Colonies from
Bunker Hill to Yorktown.
Among the manuscripts are
so letters which Gen. Washing
ton addressed in his own hand
to British commanders from
l778 to 1882.
Outstanding among the let
tiers is one from Gen. Washing
ton to Sir Henry Clinton. Brit
ish general. dated July 10, 1776,
incIosing resolutions of Con-
gresS signed by John Hancock
that amounted to q declaration
of war.
Long In Vaults
For more than 20 years. the
papers have lain in the vaults
of Colonial Williamsburg. They
we're given by Williamsburg
earlier this month to the United
States for presentation to the
Queen.
When she takes them back
TO England it will be their third
voyage across the Atlantic.
Sir Charles Carleton. last
British Army commander in
America. FIRST took them home
to England in 1883 after the
Revolution.
In 1880 the Royal Institution
Of Great Britain sold the papers
to DR.. A. s. w. Rosenbach. an
American rare book dealer.
John D. Rockefeller. jr.. who
has financed Williamsburg's
restoration. bought the collec-
Ition and presented the collec-
ton to Williamsburg In 1896.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19
Acclaimed by Capital
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bofhood. please contact "a. 5-57T5.
DOG, German Shepherd. male, reddish
tan, black marking, tan freckles on
feet: nr. Little River Turnpike. Rte.
236, l mile east Of Annandale: an
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DOG. male collie, sable and white;
reward. GA. 4-s63i.
DOG. collie. brown, female. white coi-
lar. stomach shaved from recent
operation. rabies tag 1893; answers
70 name Queen" Cali sP. $3.50.
POODLE. female, French. black. white
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gray on back: answers TO billie Boy:
metal ring on leg LA. 6-SOs9
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veterans Administration. Phone IKE,
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October Is. between L at. or Maine
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reward. DE. 2-2bO7, am. to 2 80
pm.
WALKING STICK, with leather strap
seat; Penna. ave. and 18th, October
IL. reward. DU. 7-370b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-19
FOUND

BEAGLE, male. black, white and tan |:
yie; 81 LeWisdaie; reward. Call HA.
CAT. male. eiamsss, ~ years. 10
pounds. Tuesday, from vicinity OF
goth and. N. johnson st.. Arlington;
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KITTEN, tortoise shell Persian; vie.
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KITTEN, orange. male; vic. OF Russell
I'd: owner or good home. XII. e.3g6e.
PEARLS, one strand; vic. Kalorma
day october 10. DE. 2-2447.
PUPPY, male, black and whitei vic.
800 russell rd.: owner or good home.
PUPPY. male. tan, mixed; vic. Prince
ST.; owner or good home. XII. e-39be,
Purse. cold leather; on Friendship
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Inscription on Face

A porcelain inscription on
the black walnut face reads:
ITO Her Majesty Queen Eliz-
abeth II and His Royal High
ness the Prince Philip. October.
1857, from the President and
Mrs. Eisenhower"