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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-15
Queen Has l2-Hour Doy
OF Regal Ceremonies
Visit to City HuII. Starting Of Highwcy,
Planting OF Tree on Ottuwu Schedule

OTTAWA, Oct Is LEA-Elizabeth II returned today to
workaday queeny chores her coronation
packed away for some future storybook occasion
After the gttering ceremonial and pageantry of the
young monarch's opening OF the Canadian Parliament
yesterday the Queens schedule last full day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-15
Crash Program Urged
In BoIIistic Missile Race
Wiley Wants U. S. to Get Help Of Experts
In NATO; Opposes Special Session Coll

Senator Wiley, Republican Of Wisconsin today urged the
State Department and the National Security Council to try
to bring the scientists Of all the NATO nations together
crash program to develop long-range balstc missiles
and other key detectives.
The Wisconsin Senator said he nothing to be accom-
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Conference
AIsoCoyers
MissiIeWork

Missiles and earth satellites
came under discussion at the
White House again today as
President Eisenhower met with
IA members OF his Science Ad-
visory Committee.
These subjects have been dis
cussed almost continuously by
the President and his principal
advisers since Soviet Russia
launched its Sputnik satellite
October 4.
AS the meeting began White
House Press Secretary James
c. Hagerty told newsmen he
did not expect there would be
any statement from either the
White House or the scientists
following the conference.
With Mr.. Eisenhower in the
meeting were Brig. Gen. Andrew
j. GoodpasteT, White House
staff secretary, and Robert
Cutler. special assistant to the
President for National Security
Council affairs.
Meeting Lasts IS Minutes
The meeting lasted IS min
utes. AS the scientists left the
White House Dr.. Isador Rabi
Of Columbia University told
newsmen it would not be ap-
propriate for them to make
any comment because this was
a privileged discussion.
In announcing today's meet
ing. Mr.. Hagerty said it
was set up before the Soviets
launched their moon" He said
the committee goes TO the
White House once or twice q
year to report.
Nevertheless. t was made
clear tkat this group which op-
crates under the Office Of De-
Tense Mobilization, was to ex-
plore the satellite and missile
developments in talking with
the President.
Members Listed
Members listed as attend
ing are DR.. Rabi. DR.. Lloyd
V. Berkner. president OF AS
ISOLATED Universities; DR.. Hans
A. Bethe. physicist at Cornell
University: DR.. Detlev w.
Bronx. president Of the Ma.
tional Academy of Science.
Also. DR.. James B. Fisk, ex-
ecutive vice president of the
Bell Telephone Laboratories:
Dr.. Caryl P. Haskins. president
Of the Carnegie Institution; DR..
Albert G. Hill. technical director
of the Institute for Defense
Analysis; DR.. James R. Killian,
jr.. president Of the MasSa-
chusetts Institute Of Techno-
logy; DR.. Edwin H. Land, presi-
dent Of the Polaroid Corp.
Also. DR.. Herbert SchoviIle,
jr.. Central Intelligence Agency
scientist: DR.. Alan T. Water
man, director Of the National
Science Foundation; DR.. Jerome
B. Wiesner. head Of the NJ. l. T.
Electronics Laboratories; DR..
Jerold r. Zacharias, professor
OF physics at NJ. l. T. and
David z. Becker. executive
officer OF the committee.
Strange Force Noted
Meanwhile. space experts re-
ported the Russian satellite was
varying in its flight around the
earth. according to the ASso-
ciated Press.
DR.. j. Allen Hynek, associate
director Of the Smithsonian
AstrophySical Observatory. said
last night an unknown force"
Continued on Page AS, Col. 4
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Canadian visit was crowded
with tasks not too different
from those usual for her at
home In England.
The carefully worked out
plan covered more than a H.
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Other Stories Dsohns With Visit Of
oveen Elizabeth. Pose AS
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WEATHER FORECAST

Mostly sunny today. Cloudy. not As cool
tonight, low near so. Cloudy. mild, high
" wednesday. tFull report on Page A-2.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

KENT, SPRING VALLEY AREA =
Lovely white brick Colonial with
GEORGETOWN charm, in one OF
Washineton's best neighborhoods.
ing rm. with fireplace. dining rm.,
rear screened porch, lst-n lava
tory: Ind A.. 3 nice bedrms. In
addition there is q finished Bird a.,
excellent for 4th bedrm. RecTea-
ton rm. House In good condition.
and priced at only S2j,750. EN-
2.s206. DISTRICT MARYLAND
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s sETs on hngh net s ysa ane' iSD
stantial rash. ioug-term lease. Cal
rUTcn SHAFER REALTY CO,
lU2 Fairfax ST.. Falls Church, Va.
il 2-Diy4: ewes. CIR. 3-3614.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BOOMING HOUSE--Must sell prop
maker. Brand-new condition, Just
completely redecorated. only 81 900
down. AID. 4-66Os.
SERVICE STATIONS very modern;
steady, built up business: excellent
location on Rte. in Laurel: pick
up lease and buy stock. Call Park
way 0-a9bJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

n. ARLiNGTON-a-be newly
decorated home; scr. porch. frepl.,
basement Cow. to schools. buses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

SILVER SPRING--2-bedrm. apis.
newly dec IN lovely Sligo Park
Ice liy. I'm, din. area comb, nice
kit, picture windows. cross vent.
laundry Y, and , storsEs faSilS s;vt fr Sn
JU. 7-737o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

CHESTER MOVERs--Large or small.
we do them all: careful and rea-
sonahlc III ".G65s and Ia D-UI %
LIGHT HAULING, local moving:
reaches a speciality. s. l.. MORRIS,
TU 2-ll50 or ii 0.2sse
LOCAL MOVING AND DELIVERY,
entire Metro. Area any tine. roo /.
enable IA. 4-"f4D. OF. 4-B3O3.
MOVING AND HAuLING-Day or
night reasonable rates. pU. Z
nHS1
MOVING ACROSS TIE STREET or
across the country; save storage
In separate rooms expert packing
Phone NO. 1.0iO4 UNION STOR-
AGE CO, INC. Established 1908
ROYAL TRANsFEl--6 rooms as
low as $50, or SO per hour. AD
".B24R sc
THE LOWEST CHARGING and most
patient Of reput loc movers HILL
TRANSP., AP. 7-AB56, LU $4,000
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
viii accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your MOVING, storage;
reasonable rates. ia. o.@037, i4'
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
Owner Leaving Country

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for an
f fHRiGTSIA RGfi AcfioN 'ef fsa bar
gain In a truly beautiful. House
size apt home In a substantial.
switchboard bldg. . blocks from
Conn ave bus with Mt. Pleasant
streetear at door Apt. lust newly
redecorated. and wired for air con
diiioning. Impressive roster Of care
cious foyer, Nv. rm,. immense din
rm.. mod. kit with exhaust fan.
washer and drier. Buffers pantry
with mod cabinets double sink, gar
bare disposal dishwasher and break
fast look. 2 refrigerators. = bedrms.
= baths Inspection by appt only
MA s EpMxNwR 10 a .sdLaGaE' G EN- 81 2.e7ls
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED HOME
IN Rockyille--o. bodrms, Ice. lly.
way. garaee Good address. Phone
Pc. 2-40bD after > pm.
CHEVY CHASE. Md bedrms.,
library M baths u acre. ROLL.
INGWoon--l bedrmsn so baths
rec. rm.. $500. o. u. FIELD. INC
Realtors. JU. 5-7l13
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Well furnished 4.bedroom, .-bAth
house. 2 screened porches. Shady
garden Available April o0.Aug b
Reasonable rent. Call WO. $4,000
after 1880 pm. and week end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

WOoDLEY AREA. near Sheraton
PARK Hotel. , blks on Conn
Clean, pedrmS., :, baths, liz rrn.
din. Tm.. library. kitchen. LIST floor
pine paneled rm In bsfnt.. plus
another full bath; washer. drier.
ARNOLD fcol U. g. A, Tetl.
pFnker EM H-12.f1
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KENT AREA--charming 3-bedrm.
2-bath house with terrace and
lovely woodland garden: beautiful
trees and shruobery. excellent
Transportation $4,000. DORO-
T TaHYNr g nv WOOD. EXCLUSIVE
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Es UNFURN (con.l HOUSES 10, SALE. NV. tcens.,

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.--po you want
to stay close in mr., all cows? II
SO here IS 2 3-bedrm., 2ls-bath,
brick Colonial; with den and powder
excel cond. throughout. Priced TO
sell quickly: owner moving out OF
city. Can WO. $4,000 til o. EDW.
i; JONES a. CO., INC. Chevy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Brick Colo
NAL, featuring 3 bedrms.. 2 baths
on End: finished 3rd A.; lge. kitch-
en- with breakfast rm.. screened
porch; level. fenced rear yard; p
car garage; cow. to transp. and
Lafayette School. Priced in low EOS.
Shown BY appt. only. o a.m.-9 PIN.
EN-. 2-7400, METzLER. Realtor-
Ruiider 1900 ronn ava u q,
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BEDROOM
DUPLEXES
ASPEN HOMES
RUSSELL Rp; A I,.Is ASPEN ST.

RUSSELL RID. AND ASPEN ST.
ALEXANDRIA
Attached homes with private front
and rear entrances. picture windows
and bsmt. with auto. washer ano
drier: controlled gas furnace With
hot-wateF heating system: moderp
kitchen with electric refgF. With
freezer space. gas cooking stove.
to PentAgpn. Navy Annex dow ntowr
D. c.; convenient to shopping CEN
ter. public and paroehial schools
and churches, children welcome
play areas available; complete main.
tensnee service. Rents, from Sis
TO Sl:,: so. Model apt. at ,s35 Aspen
ST.. open pm. to - pm, Monda3
through Friday; Saturday and sun
day, 10 am. to 5 pm. For tnforms
ton. call XII. s-a6o9 or TE. d-SIls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12
HOUSES FuRN. Cont,

LOVELY s-RM.. Sabbath. brick
home, lge. lot: 2-car GARAGE; fine
white ncighborhood. near Catholic
U. and monastery. Furn. and un-
furn.. SlS5. LA. 6-6496.
NORTH ARLINGTON = 3-bedrm.
modern rambler, shaded lot: com.
pletely furnished; IL weeks start.
ing April ~. S4o per week. IKE.
FOxHALL VILLAGE-Attrac. house
iron grill porch, overlooking park
indef period: 5000. FE. 3-3lS3.
PERsHING DR.. Arlington-Large
Z rooms. : baths; spacious grounds
attractively furnished: $3.50. IA z.
7547 or 10. 2-6565. Ext. ln1.
CHEVY CHASE bedrooms. i:
baths; shady back yard; convenient
location Between Easter and La.
Dor Day. $l7b per month o.
BETHESDA MD. for 2 mos. start.
ing Easter wk,-Conv. to Bethesda
Naval Hosp, NH. Army Map Serv
si7s O per mo oTa. 4 DzaSSs f'"''''
WHEAToN-CONN. GARDENS
.Attrac, 3-bedrm. brick rambler
full !bsnit. I'm. rec. rm.: deepfreese
Ice. lot: cony.: only S135 to qualified
sIdiL.EfRi q CO. tMp1. 10. 4.7s7;
FURNISHED HOUsES-chevy Chase
Nd. S4uO, SA5O. S5O0
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

MARBURY. MD.-Cape Cod, acre
aluminium Sidine. 4 rms. bath
down . rms. bath. unfinished up.
RlVel site 3-b3j4.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH

MAN desires TO exchange his nice
home in NV. section near Walter
Reed Hospital for some investment
property. RIA. 3-8656 after z pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

50. s Nc IS1 I NaHsH5 81 NV
Lovely Diet. brick home Center
hall. nv rm. with. frepl.. din. rm
kii .cr rear porch. 3 bedrms. snc
rm. With frepl., gas air-cond. heat
PRICED In lower 5us. OWNER. RA
3-33a3 En-. 3-29lj
81 GFToWN--Three-b edrm. brk
Excellent bath, kit, bSmt.; S2l 500
Also, thy .estored house; Sl9,50U
Chew Chase--Beautiful corner
center-hau oriek; 2h2 baths; $33. 900
STEVENS. FE 3-4S41. IS
ROCK CREEK ESTATES RAMBLER
3 BEDRMs.. . BATHS. REC. RIM.
.i0i SUDBURY PLACE NV.
mis- RffnnEN TIT b.xOgf
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BETHESDAi Chew Chase view:
StsT50--An amazingly low price
for this small-iamily picture-book
H HsSee GSS pps olG SlTsn ir9r Holy
porch, . bedrooms. expansible md
floor. Call SHANNON A. LUCHS
Co. KE. 7-ls0O TIL s pm.
CONTINUED on Next PaEeJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

WOODLEY AREA--Brk. town house.
5S-tt wide. facing park: perfect
FOR entertaining or as an annex to
embassy. reception hall big liv.
rnn., din rn, library: space for
powder I'm. Upstairs. ; bedrms., z
baths. dressing rm.. etc. Full bSmt.
2-car garage, Vacant. MUST BE
SOLD 10 settle estate. SAMUEL Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

GORGEOUS MANSION. approx. 3
acres; OPP. Rock CT. PIX; swim
Minis pool. tennis court, outdoor
hrepl., beautiful landscaping: $ll0,.
600. MRS, OLSON. MO. 6-3435
NEAR COLUMBIA RD.--Attraetive,
spacious row brick IN immaculate
condition. small income. assume
$4,000 LIST trust. Asking Sl4, 500.
Call LEGUM & GERBER III O.
EN- 3-nO0U
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALA VISTA, nr NH; SCI ,65O--
Bi-level brick rambler. Three bed
another bath. and 5th bedrm.
roushed in. Sep. din. rm.. Kat,
has disIwasher. disposal. SAMUEL
z BOG Fly OF ND. INC, Oh.
k-.SJ0 iii q
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BETHESDA. .nr. NH, Naval Hos
pital. schools, transp.. shoppine---
Attr. 4 bedrms, firepl.. scr. porch.
bsint entrance fenced back yard.
slate roof; shaded lot; assume FILA
~ pymts.: under $4,000. Open
this week end; Glenbrook pkwy.
oil n.OuOH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

STRING vALLEY-Handsome resi-
defIee In an unsurpassed loo. at
Quebec and Fordham I'd: approx
rm. sizes Liy. rm.. l5x24: din
I'm, l4xi6: library. 1918. with
fircpl; 4 twin-size bedrms., = baths
on IND. permanent hall stairs
to finished 3rd. rec. rm. with fire-
pl.. servants rm. and bath; 2-car
in rear In the f0s. Please call Mr.
Boris. OIL 4.S35s. with PRANK 8.
pHIII1P9 INC Dl G.IAI1
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WEAR RETAIL STOLE

Washineton. D. C., suburban town,
Fast-Rrowlng area. Profitable sales
Reasonable rent. Box in5-c, star
wELL-ESTAB. TAVERN crossing
over $4,000: best OF equipment.
brick bldg. with Ice. living otrs,
under market value. EV. 1861,
JU. 5-4554, GRUBB- CIVILIANS.
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CoLoRED or WHITE: e-rm.: oil
neat Ice. yard; facinr park. A
steal. $3.50 cash. LA. 6-14a2.
COLORED OR WHITE-82s LEX.
INGTON PL. N.E.-20-foot Colonial
R PHI bs WITH "a. rooms q Os sorenss
nice yards, Only $3.50 down and
payments less than rent. ETRON,
ST 3-3440; ewes. JU. $500.
cOLORED-TRINIDAD SECTION
ONLY $3.50 DN.-2-family mod.
ern Colonial brick home, in beauti-
full condition: rms, 2 baths. 2
kitchens, partial rec. rm.; gas heat:
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coLoRED
UPPER NORTHWEST
DETACHED

NGAS<A4N 4~-<GNNS1sA ELL
CORNER BRIcK-Lovely Is tn,
ter hail. iiv. rm. with mirrored iire'
RooSs Ms . Ri Tile A SarH 81 Il In mas mas
ter bedrm.l; built-in garage: sid,
porch; gas h.-wh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

AYRLAwN BETHESDA = Sale By
OWNER; Observation-Disclosures ram
bier. ) bedrms.. . baths. no stairs
TO climb; deliehtful kit with eating
area fireplace. fioored storaee at
tic, attached cahans; radiant heat
In floors; sidewalks. fenced back
ward with lots of privacy; near
financing available. No agents.
SlR.1nn Call OIL n-1oh1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

AVAIL. FOR LEASE - Beautiful
MOI, air.eond coffee shop. In 9
iistinc i've apt,-hotel; ideal for
nRn-and- le team or family OBJ.
! Grafton: white only: necessary Ia
be financially responsible. BOX
4di-C. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

BETHESDA = Top value; Se.,95o:
4-bedrm' brick Colonial on dead
end street; mr.. public and parochial
schools: lst-hr. powder rin. laree
modern. kitchen. biz dlnine rm
screened porch eRrage. full bSnit.
has rec space with fireplace, deep
FRANK FRAME. s PHILLIPS INC Oh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

LIQUOR STORE in downtown loo.
part Of estate. being sacriflced foi
$4,000: excel. lease. potential IN.
come unlim. ST. $1,000 tn . pm
DOROTHY K. WINSTON a. CO.
NOh i6th st n "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-12

SHEP. PARK, PRICE SLASHED!--
Magnificent home now available in
mid-20s. Mostly stone. new-house
sohai center ny 6od nal zen sna laV.
bath on Ind A.: perm. hall stair
way to I'm. 3rd a.: Scar gar; beau
tiful and highly convenient loo
near l4th and iris Please call
MR.. IRWIN Ell. B-364S. with
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC, DI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11

Love against misunderstanding and
hate and fear. Love that includes all
regardless of race, religion, color, &C.
cupation or political belief. Love of
enemies. Love in the face of violence
and even death as Jesus exemplified
on the cross.
It is such love that enabled Lin
coin to say with deep humility: With
charity for all" Said Gandhi, the
greatest man of the goth century;
whether mankind will consciously
follow the law of love. do not know.
But that need not disturb us. The
law will work lust as the law of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11
McKELDIN URGES
SOUTH TO REASON
ON SEGREGATION

BALTIMORE CP). Gov
McKeldin has cautioned the
top legal officers of II
Southern States to admin
lister the law with reason
instead Of passion" In the
segregation issue.
THE separate but equal
status" is finished, Gov.
McKeldin said. Schooling
has qualified the Negro for
Indignation"
He addressed the opening
session OF the Southern
Regional Conference of At
torneys General last night.
In many of the States
represented at the confer
ence the attorney generals
Office is formulating legis-
lation to circumvent the
Supreme Courts decisions
against segregation in public
schools and public trans
portation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11
Two Clinics Open
Crippled Children
Lecture Series

The District of Columbia So
ciety for Crippled Children opens
its fourth annual spring lecture
series today with specialized
clinics at the Lenox School, 721
Fifth street Sc.
DR.. Winthrop M. Phelps. cere-
bral palsy consultant to the So
ciety. was 10 conduct a diagnos-
tic clinic and Robert Denison,
the groups brace specialist. a
brace clinic.
General sessions will begin at
8 pm. tomorrow in the auditor
ium OF the District Medical So
ciety. 1918 M street NV.
DR.. Hobart NJ. Corning. Dis
trict superintendent of schools,
will moderate a panel discussing
mentally retarded children
Other speakers will discuss chill
dren with cerebral palsy and
emotionally disturbed children.
The second general session will
open at 9:45 am. Saturday with
DR.. Charles Shields. associate
dean and director of the Depart
ment of Physical Medicine ano
Rehabilitation of the George
town University Medical School
presiding. Another general SEES.
sion will be held Saturday after
Noon.
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1000 Still
Roided in Maryland

BALTIMORE, April IL tR.-A
moonshine still with about 1000
gallons of mash working" was
raided Tuesday by State and
Federal agents in Southern
Maryland. Two men were cap
tured and two escaped.
The illegal whisky apparently
was going to Washington for
consumption. agents said.
The cypress tank-type still,
with a capacity of 500 gallons
was being operated in dense
woods about a half-mile of
Maryland 488 in a section known
as Brice's Chapel, not far from
La Plata.
Revenue agents said 10 gall
Ions of whisky was ready for the
market.
Taken before United States
Commissioner Samuel w. H.
Meloy at Upper Marlboro and
held under $500 bail each were
Henry Lemon Head McDaniels
and Thomas Daniel. both Of
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11

in response to a request for
information by the Senator.
Mr.. Ketcham's nomination
was blocked on Monday when
Senator Frear. Democrat of
Delaware, said he desired more
information on the nominees
qualifications.
Judge Edith Cockrill, whose
term has expired, quit the bench
last Friday but returned this
week to carry on the courts bust
ness until her successor is
named.
Senator Frear told the Senate
he was not convinced that Mr.
Ketcham possessed the special
lZed experience needed to be a
Juvenile Court judge. In what
appeared to be response to that
point, Senator Morse told the
Senate late yesterday:
Il do not think anyone in the
District Committee raised any
question as to the validity II the
nomination. but two Senators
merely would have preferred tc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11
Workers Suve
Cuve-in Victim

A workman was buried alive
in a cave-in in Northwest Wash
ington today but was saved from
serious injury by the frantic
efforts of his fellow workmen.
The victim. Rogers Manuel
40 of 1923 Fourth street NE.
was rushed to Emergency Hos
pital for treatment of shock
neck and leg injuries and OBJ
Servation.
The cave-in occurred in the
rear of 4478 Upton street NV
A crew of five men was excavat-
ing a 9-foot ditch against the
back of a house owned by Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin j. Schupp.
Mr.. Manuel was digging at th>
bottom, preparing to install
waterproofing and new storm
drain system. when a huge chunk
of the 9-foot earth embankment
broke away and pinned hirs
against the house foundation.
The other men clawed with
their hands at the solid mass OF
earth. Mr.. Manuel was out of
sight and they were afraid of
injuring him with shovels.
When they had freed his head.
Mr.. Manuel pleaded with them
to shovel in 'front.' can't get
my wind"
Still wiping dirt from his ears
and eyes Mr.. Manuel accepted a
drink from Mrs. Schupp before
fire department rescue squad No.
2 arrived to take him to the
hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11

have someone nominated who
had had juvenile court expert
ence.
In my opinion, it would put
us in a rather impossible posi-
ton. if. as Senators, we insisted
every time a nomination came
before us the President should
nominate somebody who already
had considerable experience in
the particular field to which he
was nominated
"Of course, we lawyers know,
it would be a rather undesirable
criterion to say that no lawyer
who has not already served on
the bench could be appointed to
the bench. Sometime there has
to be a start in the training of
judicial experience"
Senator Smathers assured
Senator Morse that the Senate
would take up its executive CAL
endar, when the nomination may
be considered, "the first of next
week."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11

District Court Judge Joseph c.
McGarraghy today set April 80
as the date for hearing a motion
Of the Metropolitan Police Boys
Club seeking a ruling in its
favor in suit brought against
it attacking its operation on a
segregated basis.
Attorney John J. Wilson, at
torney for the club. will argue a
motion on April 80 for a sum-
mary judgment in behalf of the
club. If the motion is granted
it would have the effect. tenn
porarily at least. of ending the
case in District Court, pending
appeal.
The suit was filed originally
in 1855 in behalf of Welker C.
Mitchell, who was then Is. The
suit contends that the Negro
boy in September, 1855. was de-
MED membership in one of the
clubs solely because Of his
race and color" The Mitchell
boy, now II, is the son Of Curtis
P. Mitchell, well-known attorney
The suit names both the
Metropolitan Police Boys Club
and the District Commissioners
as defendants. 1t was filed by
attorneys for the District branch
of the National Association fer
the Advancement of Colored
People.
In other action in the case
today Judge McGarraghy
granted motion of counsel for
the boy to require the boys
club organization to reveal the
amount of funds collected for
it by the Police Department for
the years 1854, 1855. 1856 and
so far this year.
Attorney Thurman L. Dodson,
one Of the attorneys for the
Mitchell boy, said the District
Commissioners have agreed to
answer a number of interroga-
tories. These include:
Have the D. c. Commissioners
ever by executive order or by
declaration stated that the prac-
tice of segregation and discrim.