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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22
Virqinio's Law on School Closing
Grew From Compromise Move

County High School were locked
and even now, residents Of
the county first hit by massive
resistance seem to believe the
governor has some yet-undis-
closed plan to reopen their
school.
Gov. Almond has expressed
the hope that the school can
be reopened but so far he has
given no clue how he might go
about II. In between his often
heard pleas to stand arm" and
protect States Rights, the Gov
errors latest comments actually
tend to be discouraging about
the prospects of reopening the
school on q segregated basis.
One statement he has re-
peated frequently in recent
days is that the people Of vir-
ginia ultimately viii decide the
issue. He has limited that If
segregation is to be preserved,
Virginia might be forced to
turn to q private school system.
It seems logical. then. that
Gov. Almond right now is
waiting to see which way the
wind blows as schools are closed
that is, whether the public
is going to demand their re-
opening, or organize private
school instruction such as is
being done on a temporary
basis in Charlottesville
If sentiment to continue
public schools proves strongest,
recent and future developments
might offer the State a way to
solve the segregation dilemma
A number Of State leaders.
including some who supported
the fund CUTOFF and school
closing laws, believe that the
former law, at least. will fall
in the current test that Virginia
Attorney General Albertis S,
Harrison. jr.. has launched in
the State Supreme Court Of
Appeals.
Federal court decisions in
| the Arlington, Charlottesville
and Norfolk cases have let the
State know what criteria might
be used in passing on Negro
applications. These include
scholastic achievement. resi-
dence in school districts. over
crowding at white schools and
! problems of adaptability.
State Level
These criteria have been used
with varying degrees of success
on q local basis in the three
communities. In the Arlington
ruling. Judge Bryan limited
that assignment might be ham
died on a State level-as long
as the procedure is expeditions
and not tied to such things as
closing and fund cutoff laws
A State assignment plan us
l. ing the criteria that are stand
ing up in Federal court tests
might be the way out the State
has in Inind-if public opinion
expresses itself in favor of con-
tinuing public education.
Once Gov. Almond defined
massive resistance in an elec-
ton campaign speech as "thC
extent to which public opinion
is united in a course of actor
to maintain our public schoo
system on a separate and equa,
basis"
Before too long, he should
know the answer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22
cuIpeper Man Dies
In Cur-Truck Crash

A 80 year old culpeper
County (Va.) man was killed
yesterday when his car coll
lided with a milk truck on q
curve on State Route 62l near
Jeffersonton, Va.
State police said the victim
was John N. Yates Of Jefferson
ton The truck driver was
identiied as Carroll jenkins
of Remington, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22
Farm College

DETROIT-Michigan claims
TO be the first state to establish
an agricultural college which
dates back to 1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22
Boy, Wet but Safe
After Night in Woods

a z-yehr-OlQ vienna NNhJ,
boy is in good condition at the
Morgan County, w. Va, hos
pital today after Is hours in
the woods Of rain-swept Caca-
pom State Park.
The child. Stephen Wagner,
was found after all-night eff
forts by some 800 searchers.
His rescue cancelled plans for
an about hunt by some 1900
men, aided by airplanes and
bloodhounds, which was as
sembling at the West Virginia
park yesterday morning.
The boys mother, Mrs. Rob-
ert Wagner. today explained
that she, her husband, and their
two children, Steve and Robert,
6. we're visiting Mr.. Wagner's
sister, Mrs. John Ours. at the
cabin the Ours family had
rented In the park near Berke-
ley Springs. Steve was missed
when she and Mrs. Ours re-
turned from a shopping trip,
about 6 pm. Saturday.
Wandered Away
II guess Stevie just came out
the door while my husband and
his brother-in-law were I'D
ding with a radio" Mrs. Wag-
ner said. IF you turn your
back on Stevie for a minute
he's gone-he does 1t at home. 4"
She said the boy took a
walk on the ridge behind the
cabin and just kept going
He was gone only few min
utes before he was missed and
the search began.
I'VE started calling him, but
he never answered u.s." she
said.
Search Modified
Park officials we're notified
and police from Berkeley
Springs. State troopers from
West Virginia and Maryland
Civil Air Patrol members, park
personnel, firemen. and vol.
unteers began the search.
For the first few hours, Mrs
Wagner and her husband help
ed. but they were so upset the
Park Rangers finally ordered
them to stay in the cabin. she
said.
About / am. the rain began
and only the searchers who
knew the trails kept looking
The others stationed themselves
in cars throughout the area
kept as quiet as possible, ano
tried TO hear the boy crying
she said.
But 1t was raining so hard
they couldn't hear a thing" she
said.
/ At daybreak, searchers went
out again, and more were arriv-
ing. alerted by radio appeals
from Berkeley and Martinsburg
W. Va, Winchester, Va, and
HagerStown, Md.
Found Nearby
About 1890 am. Boyd Iden
So, of Berkeley Springs, whG
was part Of a line Of searcher;
sweeping an area about one
third of a mile from the cabin
spotted the boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

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Luckily, it's often due to Iron
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

in the 1856 special session could
hardly help but know what the
school closing law meant. 1t is
explicit that schools automatic
ally close the minute an inte-
grated enrolment takes place,
It doesn't even take any action
by the governor to close them.
although once a school is closed
by indignation 1t passes to his
control.
But more than one legislator
went back home and assured
his constituents that Virginia
really wasn't going to close
public schools. A mere techni-
cality that would shut down
schools one afternoon and let
them reopen on a segregated
basis the next morning. was an
explanation frequently given.
Legislators who opposed the
law and warned of its conse-
quences were accused Of plead
ing the cause Of indignation.
Newspaper reporters who de-
Scribed the school closing law
as automatic we're accused Of
trying to stir up prejudice
against massive resistance.
They Stayed Open
And, for two years no schools
did close. They stayed open
and segregated. But it was not
the massive resistance laws that
kept them that way. The long
road of litigation, primarily in
volving the State Pupil Place
ment Law which was not a
part of the massive resistance
package, and the fact that no
Negro students actually applied
to enter white schools in most
localities until this year made
1t unnecessary to invoke the
closing law.
Talk of closing schools, Of
course. always has been bold in
those parts of the State like
Prince Edward County where
there is no question about the
willingness of white residents
to foresake public education
rather than permit integration,
But it did not seem to sink
in on a Statewide basis for a
long time after the laws were
adopted.
Massive resistance was taken
to be something of a eupham-
ism to describe Virginia's strug-
gle to preserve segregation
rather than deflnitive term
that actually contemplated idle
schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

FOR FEMALE AIENTS Doctors tests prove famous Lydia
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from disoomforts Of apnthy pain and chanse-of-ife
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22
Almonds Platform

Even in last falls guberna-
torial election which Democra-
tic Gov. Almond won on a plat
form dedicated to massive re-
sistance, his Republican OPP
ponent was accused of crying
wolf by talking so much OF
threatened school shutdowns.
The unsuccessful Republican
candidate was State Senator
Ted Dalton who opposed the
fund cutoff and school closing
laws in favor of a local pupil
assignment plan.
The Democratic camp had
some uneasy hours during that
campaign when Federal Judge
Albert v. Bryan told Arlington
County to admit seven Negro
students to white classes. The
last thing the architects Of
massive resistance wanted at
that time was a closed school.
The day was saved when Judge
Bryan agreed to suspend his
order while the case was ap-
pealed.
During the past summer as
the fall term and integration
order grew nearer, Gov. Almond
talked more explicitly and more
frequently of closed. schools.
Still there we're disbelieving
ears until the doors of Warren
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22
Found Nearby

About 1890 am, Boyd Iden,
So, of Berkeley Springs, who
was part Of a line Of searchers
sweeping an area about one
third of a mile from the cabin,
spotted the boy.
He was just getting up of
his knees" Mrs. Wagner said.
Mr.. Iden walked up and said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1958-07-05

FOXHALL VILLAGE-Buy before
your vacation. this fine 5-bedrm.
2-bath brick, on park; only
few Minis. from dntn. You may
find it so lovely you will not want
to go away; $4,000; exclusive.
By appoint, Mrs. Lenney. FE
1880. MILLICENT CHATEL,
Evening star., 1958-07-05

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dining room, center hall, modern
kitchen, rec. room, beaut. grounds,
- acre; 2-car garage. Brokers
protected. Open Sunday from 2
OWNER. EN-. 2-67B7.
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BETHEsDALREiek EFT rambler: 1 :,,Idi ? bed;
kitchen with breakfast space; fire.
place in liv. rm.. finished stairway
to attic: rec. room in full bsmt.;
nice level lot; conv. location. A
good buy at S24,950, Call WO.
$4,000, from 0 til 8, EDW. H.
JONES g. CO., INC. $500 Conn.
Evening star., 1958-07-05

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family home. bedrms., 2h baths,
exceptional closets. Full bsmt., has
laundry, storage, rec. room with
bath and access to patio. Shown
at your convenience by RIDDELL
REALTY CO., DI. 7-7900; ewes
Mr.. Kuhn, AID. 4-9O52,
Evening star., 1958-07-05
HOUSES FoR SALE-MD.
MoHTe0MERY COUNTY

ADELPHI: s195 On move right IN
---3-bedrm semidet hYk rambler
A rec rm bar Assume fi7's Gl
? loan 10. 5-3740. ewes, 10
Evening star., 1958-07-05

(BATTERY PARK
Very attrac. brick Cape Cod: beau.
tiful grounds with abundance OF
flowers and shrubs; LIST floor.
din. rm, Kitchen: 2 bedrms, and
bath on End floor: large living
porch: attached garage; wonders
iul location: Call Wo. 6-230O.
Evening star., 1958-07-05
UNIV. PARK acre

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Det. home.
center hall, Z rooms, 2 baths
convenient to stores, schools and
transp.: excellent terms and low
taxes; SI7,500. EN-. 3-332l. g.
Evening star., 1958-07-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

CAPITOL HILL-S-rm. brick. home
and income: bsmt.. large yard
Near Library IL 4-06jS.
CAPITOL HILL, Is z st. Sc
Newly restored town house. 2
bedrms, ga baths, rec. room
VIII accept best offer Excellent
financing Mr.. BLUE, RA g.
55SS, DI. 7-5S27.
Evening star., 1958-07-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-R,W.
tcoNIlNUEpl

CoLORGD-56O5 end ST. NV.
(nr. Kennedy st.l-(Open sun,
2-6 pm,l. s209 down. A aood
job and a good credit report will
buy this lovely Term. brk. home
mr.. all eonv,, Shopping, transp
and schools. TU. 2-1ll1 or RI,
7-5224,
cOLORED, $1,000 less cost for
quick sale. 2 family home, 2 COM
plete apts.. In best neighborhoOd
For further information call. DU,
1920. AD. 2-O4p4.
COLORED-WORKMAN's SPECIAL
6-rm, brick. School crosSi $95
mo. incl. taxes W. low dn payt
RA. 3-9450 RA, 3-7214
coLoRED-CHILLUM, ID. c.
3-bedrm., 2n-bath brk. home,
yrs. old Modern kit. wkall known
aidsl Only $3.50 down, OF or FHAl
Nr. new LaSalle school
RA. 3-94h0 RA, S-7274
COLORED-4637 18th ST.
CHOICE LOCATION
A very exclusive home with all
the desirable appointments. shown
BY appt, only. Call Mr.. oHazza'
- MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
AD 4-9OO6
Evening star., 1958-07-05

by OWNER-Beautifui 4-bedroon
Colonial , baths. rec, rm, viii
tub bath and kitchenette tmakel
aptJ: deep lot, gear garage
4hes trust, small down payment
Call TU. 2-2243.
AMERICAN UNIV, Park acre
beautifully landscaped and com
pletely secluded (ideRl for swim
ming pool, forms the setting fol
this attractive brick Colonial;
bedrms., paneled study, Ia bath
on 2nd A.: powder rm. on LIST n.
rec. rm. and full bath in bsmt.
garage; y blk. to transp.; S29.'
800. KORzENDORFER, Realtor
OIL. 4-s111 til o.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Det. home
center hall, rooms, 2 baths
convenient to stores, schools ant
transp.: excellent terms and lov
taxes; Sl7,500. EN-. 3-332l. 81
CLEVELAND PARK-Stately Colo
NAL home. bedrooms, ? baths
gracious foyer, very large dininl
room. Spacious and attractive liv
ing room. Sun room overlookini
beautifully planned garden. Largl
kitchen, slate roof. Near goot
schools and transportation. II
inspect, call Mrs. Upchurch, W0
$1,000 with THOMAS l.. PHILLIPS
CO., OIL. 4-1424.
EMBASSY AREA-NeW, detached
Colonial town house on Norman
stone drive in Mass, Ave, Park
3 bedrooms, 2La baths. Privac
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FOREST HILLS -bedrm. house:
full, . half baths: large living
dining room, center hall, moderI
kitchen, rec. room: beaut. grounds
- acre; 2-car garage. Broker
protected. Open Sunday from 2
OWNER. EN-. 2-6787.
IFOXHALL VILLAGE--Buy befor,
your vacation. this fine 5-bedrm.
2-bath brick. on a park; only
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find it so lovely you will not wan
By appoint, Mrs. Lenney, FE
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GEORGETOWN = Newly remodelet
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exceptional closets. Full bsmt., ha
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| S3,500 down, S135 monthly. Ewes.
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$500 DOWN-Brick. 8 rms, II
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ia. 2-S976, J. LEO KOLB CO.
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ALASKA AVE. OFF 18th ST; sale
By OWNER-Beautiful 4-bedroom
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4hes trust, small down payment
Call TU. 2-2243.
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Home offers extra-large rooms.
Study and powder room on LIST
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yacyl Beautifully Handicapped yard,
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rooms and . baths. Artistic studio
room on Ord floor. so MUCH
MORE TO SEE To inspect this
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Evening star., 1958-07-05

BETHEsDA-Buy Of the yeari Buy
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schools and transportation. Fea-
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bination, de luxe kitchen. plus 3
generous-size bedrooms; gas hot
water heat; beautiful 90x120'
garden. No basement-no stairs
to climb. For appointment. call
Mr.. Meyer, OIL. 2-9346. THOMAS
J FISHER A CO INC
Evening star., 1958-07-05

CHEyY CHASE, RoLLINoWooD-
Ideal for those requiring NO
STEPS. Excellent "close-in" resi-
Dental area. This RAMBLER has
VERY LARGE LIVING ROOM and
"family-sized" DINING ROOM,
study with powder room, de luxe
kitchen: 3 exceptional bedrooms
and > baths In separate wing :"
assuring privacy; above-ground
recreation room with doorway to
patio: maids room and bath: ga
rage. near transportation. WALK
to Rollingwood Elementary School
and Rock Creek PARK Reereational
THIS WEEK Eek END. AFPen PHoNE MfSi 81.
6-2344; THOMAS j. FISHER 6s
Evening star., 1958-07-05

CABIN JOHN, sIO4 Macarthur
blvd.-2-story frame home on
lge., shaded lot. House contains
lge bedrms, and bath, plus 2
floor: liv. rm., din. rm., kit, pam
try. . enclosed porch rooms on
LIST floor; full bsmt.; open front
porch; det. frame garage. Price
only S12.95O. MA. S-9340: ewes,
FE, 3-1323. OLIVER T. CARR,
Evening star., 1958-07-05

BETHESDA; OWNER transferred
2 baths. mod. kit, fenced tree
shaded lawn: near schools, express
bus; low 20s, subject to FHA ap-
praisal, 5501 Southwick st.,
bethesda, Md. Open Sat. and
Evening star., 1958-07-05

AREA-New, detached
Colonial town house on Norman
stone drive in Mass, Ave. Park
3 bedrooms, 2ia baths. PrtvacS
and quiet. Trade-in of your pres
ent home considered. Call Mr.
Clark. RA. 3-90ll. A. s. GARDl-
NER a. CO., Ma. S-e.b34.
Evening star., 1958-07-05
RFTHFsnA, S91 7so-Iiiir,o,t-1.1-

bHEFORDB--Has only O very few
homes avail. You can now buy 9
Byeforde home with only $4,000
cash down. See the beautiful furn,
model homes today. Out Conn,
ave. past Jones Bridge rd. to Dun.
mel lane and Byeforde sign. Call
OIL. a-95O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
Summer Estate
Draws Tourists

North Carolina is pointing
out that you own part of a
3,600-acre summer estate in
that State.
1t is Moses Cone Memorial
Park on the Blue Ridge Park
way, and is complete with
fishing lakes, riding and hik-
ing trails, and a 21-room
manor house.
The late Moses H. Cone,
| Greensboro textile magnate
known as the blue denim
king" built his white-col-
umned summer home on the
land, damned up two noun
tain streams to form lakes
and planted extensive apple
orchards and pastures. 1t be-
came Federal property less
than 10 years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17

conditioning in the restored
areas is much more Of q prob
lem.
Extra Dollars
Thousands Of extra dollars
have been spent and no doubt
more extra thousands will be
spent in the future, because the
equipment needs to be more
cleverly concealed to retain the
Colonial authenticity.
But it's been done, and
about the only outer indication
unless you look closely-is
the cool air.
The American tourist has
become a pampered soul, ever
when he's absorbing history
To keep up, history needed q
few extras.
BUSINESS: Mat
son Lines will be the first
American shipping company
with Offices in New Zealand. at
Auckland. National Car
Rental System has named
H. T. Wallwork vice president
of the licensee division.
Paul Roberts is new assistant
general agent for the French
Line in Beverly Hills, Calf
|. Two hotel representa-
tive firms, the William P,
Wolfe Organization and Hans
Engel Hotel Representation
have merged. Morris Lans-
burgh, owner of Miami Beach's
Deauville, Sans Souci, Sherry
Frontenac, Casablanca and
Versailles hotels. has signed a
lease to operate the new 81
million motel going up here on
New York avenue near Bla-
densburg road NE. Irisl,
Air Lines has opened a New
England Office in Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17
ADVICE FOR MEN ONLY
(BUT WIVES CAN LOOK
7oday's tip from a travel expert:

Todays tip from travel expert:
Men, well women should travel light That's
the advice of Woody Murphy sales representative of
Northeast Airlines.
Fashion manaZnees by the dozens and pamphlets
by the aid in their quest for information
how to dress while travelling" he But few, If
any. set their sights on the problems OF men.
Travel light should be our motto. The wash-'n'-
industry has made this possible
"A dark-colored and light-colored wash-'n'-wear
suit provides the basic needs of dark formal as well
a light suit for afternoon affair. Mix them and
you have the necessary sport clothes.
"Drip-dry shirts of all cotton are the coolest and
three take but little Pick only your three favorite
ties Two pairs of Shoes including the you're wear
ing, take of that basic need.
"Pajamas, robe, underclothing (cotton) and socks
can all be wash m wear, thereby requiring fewer in
number. lightweight sweater should be tossed
in Add a rain cap to the pocket of your lightweight
raincoat and you're set for the sudden storm"
Do you have a question for travel expert? Send
your query to the Travel Editor The Washington STAR
Washington T. D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-17

Editors note: IngG, WRC-
~ personality, iDent to her
homeland for a tour combin-
ing pleasure and the business
OF gathering material for
NBC's Monitor and her oiDn
teleuision shoiD. This Is the
final installment OF excerpts
from the diary OF her trip.
Saturday - The Brussels
Worlds Fair is gigantic. spec
tacular and crowded with ex-
hausted. well-dressed people
from all over the world. The
American Pavilion is a matter
of opinion-mine: beautiful on
the outside, not much on the
inside. The fair is most exciting
at night and the late hours
have no effect on the crowds
Of people moving like q sea of
raincoatS.
Monday - Today we few
across the English Channel to
London. How wonderful to have
people understand you when
you speak. Everyone was most
cordial and proper. A visit to
the London silver vaults excit-
ing with a wealth of silver more
than one can imagine.
Wednesday - For this city
with a reputation for rain, we
haven't seen a drop. A visit
to the House of Parliament,
Westminster Abbey, and Big
Ben give you an idea how old
this isle is. Tombs of English
men in the Abbey date back
to before America was diScov-
cred. Prices for the theater
here are only $3.50 for orches-
ira seats. We enjoyed Roar
Like a Dove" which is Broad
way bound in the fall.
Thursday-Hired a chauffeur
and car to motor to Windsor
Castle. The greatest castle I've
seen in all of Europe is the
Hampton Court Castle about
IL miles outside London. Built
by a cardinal, it was snatched
away by King Henry VIII be-
cause the cardinal didn't APP
prove of Henry's seven wives.
Tomorrow We trek homeward.
Saturday-After three good
hours sleep. we got up at / am.
and headed across the ocean
at 2 pm. The SAS plane
booked to capacity with vaca-
ton weary Americans and a
few Norwegian and Finnish
immigrants to Canada, plus
diplomats. We snoozed until