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DC. Airport
2-LeveI Plan
Under Study
Terminal Program
Aimed at Rapid
Commuter Service
By CHARLES YARBROUGH
star stan writer

Star stan writer
A vast conversion to BUILD
National Airport into a two
level terminal capable of han
ding anticipated "bus-type"
air transportation is under ac-
tive study and preparation of
plans.
"Bus-type" air transportation
means aircraft arrivals and
departures with surface COM
muter-bus frequency and with
more than commuter-bus ca
pacities. The project to be sub
mitted to Congress next year,
still has no price tag.
1t was disclosed - without
ampliflcation-in an address
by Civil Aeronautics Admins
traitor James T. Pyle before the
annual Conference Of Mayors
in Miami Beach Friday.
Mr.. Pyle mentioned it in a
stern warning to the mayors.
II can visualize the day when
your terminals will be swamped
with bus-type air transportation
and / feel it my obligation to
warn you Of this potential de-
velopment SO that you can in
lject it into your planning.
Plan to Be Presented
I'VE are already doing so at
the Washington National Air
port and will present to Con-
lgreSs next year a plan which
we feel will materially increase
the capacity of this facility to
handle the mass transportation
I foresee for the future" Mr..
Pyle said.
Aviation experts have repeat
eddy pointed out that there will
be a continuing need for Ma
tional, citing its surging growth
in the commuter-type or short
haul passenger traffic. The air.
port now handles about 1.6 mill
lion passengers whose trips have
been $50 miles or less.
In similar situation, with
Idlewild doing a constantly
growing business, New York is
embarked on a $65 million inn
provement project for La
Guardia, which was considered
lat the peak Of its traffic poten-
tial years ago.
The basic National Airport
plan, according to Director l..
w. Burton, is conversion of the
terminal into a two-level opera
ton in which the incoming and
the outgoing passenger will
not traverse the same areas.
Big Changes In Mind
| The thinking emissions WIDEN
ing Of ramp space. to eliminate
blind" taxi corners and open
two-way aircraft taxi space to
cut gate" time.
Citing the case of the COM
muter, Mr.. Burton pointed to
the l.6 million total, saying
most of their trips required
less than an hour in the air.
ut is incumbent on us to see
that the ground operation is
not a long, drawn-out thing"
National, he said, will con-
tinue to grow even as the
Washington International Air
port at Chantilly, Va, phases
into operation, handling the
larger. heavier and faster in
tercontinental transports.
Capital and Northeast Air
lines are operating Viscount
prophet transports: more of
lot similar types now on order
will begin operating into Ma
tional in December.
Mr.. Burton added, I'VE also
are watching with keen interest
the industry's efforts to develop
sound suppresSors to cut air.
craft sound down to or under
present planes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
Virginia Sues to Test
It's Own School Laws
State Court
Ruling Asked
On All 3Acts
BY MARY LOU WERNER
Star stan Writer

The State of Virginia has
initiated a test Of its own school
closing, fund cutoff and tuition
grant laws which were adopted
to bar integration.
Virginia Attorney General AL
bertis S. Harrison. jr., filed a
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See Editorial, Virginia Court Test"
Poss A-26
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suit with the State Supreme
Court of Appeals yesterday
which he said would test valid.
ity of all three measures.
Gov. Almond, said MIR. Har.
rison, was consulted about the
action land the proceeding is
with his consent and approval"
The unexpected State move
came as Virginia was giving its
so-called massive resistance
laws their first workout.
Other Proceedings Due
Already the school closing law
has taken effect in Warren
County where the high school
has been shut down to avoid
enrolment of % Negroes to-
morrow.
Similar action appeared inn
minent in Charlottesville, with
the signing of a court order
yesterday directing the city to
enroll IL Negro students in two
white schools. Chief Judge 81.
mon Soheloff of the Fourth Cir.
cult Court of Appeals will be
asked on Tuesday to grant o
stay while the Charlottesville
Indignation order is appealed.
Mr.. Harrison announced the
legal test of Virginia's anti
Indignation laws in a 400-word
statement at Richmond.
1T is a matter Of common
knowledge" said Mr.. Harri1 on,
that some persons have indi.
Gated an intention to test the
laws in question In the courts.
If such a test is to be made. it
should be in Virginia's appel
late court, for there are few
Federal questions involved"
State to Face Issues
He noted, however, that the
State could not dodge a test Of
any Federal issues involved. An
appeal can be made directly to
the, United States Supreme
Court from any ruling OF the
State Supreme Court of APP
peals where Federal issues are
involved.
Attorneys representing Negro
students involved in current
indignation suits have made it
known they intended to chal-
lenge the school-closing law.
esum a bly,, their action
would came in Federal Courts.
There was some speculation
that the States action might
he an attempt to head OF
Federal Court action on the
massive resistance laws. Fed.
eral Courts normally are re-
luctant to interfere when a
State Court has an issue under
adviSement.
But the States action could
not prevent Federal courts from
passing on the massive resist
ance laws ultimately. And some
attorneys thought it might
even speed up a final ruling on
the meaSures-by one court or
another.
|. Several legislators privately
expressed the view that the
State was skeptical about the
laws, and thought it would be
Continued on Page A-16, Col. l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
Citizens Council Heads
Say US. Plans Arrest
Federal Spokesman Deny Any Move
To Seize Fdubus, II Other Citizens

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Sept. l3 (AP) Two segregaonis
leaders declared today that the Federal Government plan
ming arrest II possibly Gov orVal Faubus
in the Little Rock integration case.
spokesman at the Unte States District Attorneys Of
flee here called the assertion nonsense" and from United
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14
Red Guusoats Coming

Red Gun51ats Coming
With the third attempt to
supply Quemoy by ship marked
a failure. the Defense Ministry
came UP with more ominous
news. 1t said intelligence re-
See FORMOSA, Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

The State of Virginia has
initiated test of its own school
closing. fund cutoff and tuition
grant laws which were adopted
to bar integration.
Virginia Attorney General AL
bertis S. Harrison, jr., filed a
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See Editorial. Virginia Court Test"
Poae AIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

Mostly sunny and warmer today. highest
rs. Clear tonight, lowest IS. Mostly fair
and warm tomorrow.
uourIx, sraV,nuaraA.,roa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-14

ton headquarters here while
he was taking a day on fishing
with friends.
Evening star., 1958-03-02
5-Tieket 70 HoIIyw'd. Movie.

5-Tieket TO HoIIyw'd. Movie.
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cock. Joel McCreo. Loroine Boy.
7-HoFbor Commend. Dromo.
Wendell Corey stors.
.9-Whot's Ny Line? Panel.
1900
4-News and Sports.
Bill Sprooue. Morrie Sieeel.
5-Sund0y News SpeeioI.
Walter cronkite Reporting.
7-News. Sports. Weather.
McCoffrey. Malone. Allen.
9-News and Sports.
Cushing. Mcdonald.
ll:l5
5-Tieket to HolIyw'd. Movie.
Continuation of Foreign Cor
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con eombot the offIiction of
werewolves. Henry Hull, Warner
Olond.
Evening star., 1958-03-02
$50

7-AdventuFe at Scott Island.
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orned with q horpoon gun,
threatens young woman and
her child companion. Berry SuIIi-
van, PouI Burke, Nina Wilcox.
Evening star., 1958-03-02
$50

S-Poris Precinct. Crime.
Louis Jourdon, Cloude Douphin.
7-You Asked for II.
The helicopter story, post, pres
ent ond future; beouty expert
lydio Lone discusses beouty tips
with Tipo Ely.
9-AlfFed Hitchcock Presents.
Return of the Hero" Jocques
Beroeroc, Suson kohner.
Evening star., 1958-03-02
900
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Evening star., 1958-03-02

Young Show.

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Allison, John Newlond.
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THE Perfect KILL" Lenko Peter-l
son, BronweIl Fletcher.
,7-SeotIond Yard. Crime.
THE Mysterious Bullet" A
murder committed with O gun
thot did not exist bottles Britoin's
best detectives. Robert RooIon,
John Stuort.
9-The $64 900 Challenge.
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Sterling Hayden. Ernest Borenine,
Richard Corlson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

tee. was even more soutspokef,.
He said he IL greatly dis
turbed" BY indications that we
are rapidly approaching q crisis
with regard 10 the top-levei
organization Of our defense
structure"
He said he was referring TO
the latest renewal Of the ILL
advised campaign TO force upon
this country adoption OF the
Prussian-type supreme general
staff"
1T is apparent that the cur
rent attack on our Joint Chiefs
Of Stan system has been timed
In an effort 10 capitalize on the
fear and concern which many
Americans experienced In the
wake Of the Soviet Sputnik. /.
1.-THE supreme general stan
concept 10 Q military monstros-
ity. and has consistently been
recognized as such by most
competent authorities in this
country. The Congress. the
public and the press generally
have realized that this plan is
inherently dangerous and has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
!. been rejected summarily ia the


been rejected summarily In the
past.
Success Doubted
II am convinced that this
Nation will never knowingly
accept such q device OF alien
militarism and 1t probably Is
for that reason that proposals
for q supreme high command
are now being peddled under
false labels and that current
schemes for junking the Joint
Chiefs OF Stan are being re-
ferred to In the PentaRon. hui
morously but accurately, as
maneuvers to establish q sugar.
coated super chief of stan"
Senator Bridges said that
during World War II Sir VIM
ston Churchill rejected the
same idea for the British forces.
i am and have been OPP
posed to concentrating the
military strength Of our coun-
try IN the hands Of one indi-
vidual." Senator Bridges con-
cluded. Il would place our fu-
ture. rather. in the collective
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

sile and other defense pro-
grams.
The Senate Finance Commit.
tee will start hearings tomor-
row on the House-approved Ss
billion increase In the national
debt ceiling, made necessary
largely by the expanding de.
Tense program. Chairman Byrd
of the Finance Committee Il
Withholding Judgment on the
debt increase until he hears
the testimony Of Treasury Sec
rotary Anderson tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

free the Joint chiefs from paper
work and detail and let them
concentrate on planning. But q
single chief Is not necessarily
the answer"
The Californian recalled he
opposed that concept when the
armed services unification act
was being drafted more than
q decade ago.
Bridges More Outspoken
Senator Bridges. who heads
the Republican Policy Commit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
Auction at School

Small toys to large furniture
pieces will be sold over the
counter by the st. Margaret's
Parents Association at 2 pm.
today in the school auditorium,
Addison road. Seat Pleasant,
Nd. during an auction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

await the administrati0n's rec
concentrations before deciding
what changes may be necessary
in the defense setup. But he
added:
II think It Is necessary to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
|knowlond, Bridges Cool
To Single MiIitory Chief

Two top-rankng Republican senators-Bridges Of New
Hampshire and Knowiand Of Caliiorniathrew cold water
yesterday on suggestions to replace the Chiefs Of star
with single chief in reoreanizng the Defense De-
partment
Senator Knowand the minority floor leader said he win
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

minds Of the responsible chiefs
Of our armed services who are
always subject to effective
civilian control"
Republican leaders may find
out what the administration
has In mind on defense reor-
sanization when they 70 to the
White House Tuesday morning
for their weekly conference.
Senator Knowland said he has
not gained the impression that
the White House has been
putting the brakes on military
reorganization, but wanted
only TO give Defense Secretary
McElroy time 10 study the ques-
ton.
McElroy Called
Meanwhile. the Senate Ap-
preparations Committee has
called Mr.. McElroy to a closed
hearing Tuesday morning on
the tl.4 billion bill passed BY
the House TO speed up the mis-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

THE SUNDAY STAB, washington, D. c. '"A-ll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

soo.s5 WESTINGHOUSE -
Gu. r.. Horizontol Built In
We'll Refrigerator with q
doors. 10 ID. freezer.
erisper on door. oIide-out
shelves, outomotic defrost.
"A buiIt-in kitchen S400
dreom. 6 81. Only OSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

song this worthwhile science series deserves special
credit. pm, WToP o.
Twentieth Century"War In Spain" Whether or not you
agree with the political analysis Of Emmett Hughes who
wrote the narration for this documentary, It's an in
teresting show thanks to graphic shots Of the suffering
Of the Spanards during the i936-39 Civil War Vivid
scenes OF bood-spattered noncombatants In cities like
Madrid and Barcelona. plus shots Of the Immediately
groomed 0eneralissimo Franco. moving to victory
with the help Of his allies Hitler and MussoIin $50
pm, WToP-e.
Enthusiastically interesting survey Of conditions In
modern Poland Most Of the footage shot In Warsaw
by two young adventurous American brothers. The
narration by Chef Huntley win help understand why
It's so important that America give announcement 70
the Poles Quiet Revolution Particularly graphic shots
OF some statues Of Lenin md Stain in junkyard and
group Of young Polish cas cutting up some rst-rate
Dixie land. $50 pm, WRC-.
Steve Allen Show-Steve and company work from new
hotel In Cuba and try to show you much as possible
OF their lavish surroundings Steve turns uu rst in a
donkey cart. then introduces Lou Costello who is in
trouble down In the gaming room. From the hotels
nightery Edgar Bergen chasses Charlie Mccarthy for
his late carousing Adding to the scenery is Mamie Van
Doren out In the middle Of the pool singing Sand in NV
Shoes" The lush surroundings perk up this edition
SPIN, wRc-.
Dinah Shore Show-Dnah has bright guests tonight
Ethel Norman Andy Grifhth and Cyril Ritchard Miss
Mermans contributions include Bon rendition OF Life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
~ KEY PREYIEWS

Todays top shoips as prepiewed BY nv Keys stat
iDho attend rehcarsd match screenings aud anavse
scripts IN Nep York aud Hollywood Their opinions are
offered guide TO ueOers aud supplement high
lioht information IN the TeIeVue Magazine carried In
todays Star
Wide Wide World-"The Missile Man" Another program
devoted to showing you that our three service arms
have deadly missiles than Heinz has varieties and
that they getting deadler all the time There are
reports from scientists engaged In developing missiles
and from military authorities. but the programs truly
awesome moments are provided by demonstrations Of
Honest john Regulus and similar weapons These In
struments Of destruction say more in 10 seconds than
all the experts in 90 minutes. pm, WRc-4
Conquest fine show rewarding series This
installment focuses on why and how studying
the SUM- and also looks into the problems Of flight into
space There's particularly dramatic sequence showing
the effects Of high wind-whstng by at three times
the speed Of sound-on solid object Amateur astrono-
may be interested in unusual telescope shots
OF moon craters% Narrator Eric Seyared msquotes
Robert Browning toward the end but TV key has been
unable TO confirm the rumor that CHS will send
second Sputnk to the first 10 viewers who write
in with the correct quote The chemical company spon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY JANUARY 49, 1858

Is Just Bowl Of Cherries" plus long stenable medley
with Dnah Amusing routine features suave English
man Rtchard and Country-Boy Grfith a pair
OF SWANS trying to win Dnahs hand They do 1t with
music Andy warblng Trail OF the Lonesome Pine" and
Richard intoning "Strolng Through the Park" Also
recommended Richards explanation OF American
songs. They confuse him. Color pm, WRC4.
Hitchcock Presents-"sylvia" sombre yarn that bene-
fits from the deft acting Of Ann Todd and John McIntre
Plot mixedup daughter her very rich father,
and the wasrel who married her for the old mans loot
Pretty grim stuff but well done. $3.50 pm, WTOP-0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
TODAY'S RADIO
HiGHLIGHTS

$50 am. WTOP-Invitation
to Learning: Franchot Tone
and Blanche Yurka Join
Moderator Lyman Bryson
in q discussion OF Chekhov's
play. Uncle Vanya."
1880. WGMS Concert Hall:
Symphony No. 81 In c by
Haydn. Violin Concerto
No. l in @ Minor. Opus IS
by Bruch and Pelleas and
Melisande Suite. Opus 46 by
Sibelius.
Sos. WGMS--Toscanini Con-
ducts: Overture 10 Der
Freischutz by Weber and
Symphony No. S in c Sharp
Minor by Beethoven.
$500. WASH-FM-In the Con-
cert Hall: 1912 Overture
by Tchaikovsky. Symphony
No. I by Beethoven and
Symphonic Sketches by
Chadwick.
Sos. WTOP - Indictment:
The menacing aspects Of
speeding on the Nations
highway are dramatized In.
Doctors Dilemma.
$50, WRC-Meet The Press:
Mai. Gen. Bernard A.
Schriever. commander Of
the BaIlistic Missile Divi-
sion Of the Air Force viii
be interviewed.
$500. unconstitutional CAL
lery Concert; Live Broad
cast Peggy Zabawa. So
prano: julie Zahawa. BARI
tone: Stephen PruSsing.
pianist: Songs Of Bach.
Strauss. Purcell and Handel.
$500. wMAL-FM - Milton
Cross Show: The complete
opera La Fayorita by
Gaetano Donizetti and ex-
cerpts from Romeo and
Juliet by Berlioz.
$500. VOL Good Music
Time: Piano Concerto No. 4
by Beethoven. Second Suite
for orchestra by Bartok and
Sheherezade by Ravei.
SECS. WTOP - Mitch Miller
Show: Guests are Joan
Blondell and Richard Bur-
ton.
SOS. WTOP-New York Phil
harmonic: Pianist Jorge Boz
let performs the List Piano
Concerto No. l in E Flat.
Leonard Bernstein conducts
the orchestra.
9:35. WWDC-District Round
table: Judge Milton Kron-
helm. jr.. George Keneipp,
1t. Albert Nicholson and
Clark King viii discuss
Slaughter on the Highways
and Its Prevention"
10000. WWDC-Boh VIII Show:
Doris Day. John Raitt and
Eddie Foy. jr.. are featured
on hit show tunes from
The Pajama Game"
1880. WRC-Youth Wants TO
Know: Guest is House Ma
iority Leader John McCor-
mack. Democrat Of Massa-
chusetts.
1880. WTOP - Capital Cloak
room: Senator Humphrey
will be interviewed by a
panel Of three newsmen.
1900. WASH-FM-Organ Re-
cital: A Bach and List re-
cital with Organist Karl
Richter.
1850. WTOP - Leading Ques-
tons: Guests are Represen-
tatives Leslie c. Arends. Re-
publican Of Illinois. and
John Mccormack. Democrat
Of Massachusetts,. The topic
is What Can We Expect Of
This Session Of Congress q"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
LATEST Tv INFORMATION

Teevision proerams for the week are carried in the
Televue with todays star. Following Is supplementary
information tOdays programs received after Teevue
went % press
$50 WTOP t9l-Word News Roundup: Howard X.
Smith and Robert Trout will interview French Amhassa-
dor Herve Alphande and special report Of the Nays
successful rolaris viii be shown.
$780, WTTG tSl-Week In Review: Special guest
Brig. General Hollingsworth p Gregory Commander Of
the Air Force once Of scientific research and Mr. James
Railroad
900. wRc t4)-Dinah Shore show, Gwen verdon
win not appear.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
Trial Backlog
Hit byWarren

Chief Justice Warren OF the
Supreme Court yesterday de-
clared that the choking con-
eestion In Federal courts Is
threatening the quality OF
justice available 10 the In
dividual American.
He warned that. unless
action Is taken 10 eliminate the
backlog Of cases. the reputation
Of the United States for pro-
tecting the rights OF It's citizens
will be undermined.
The Chief Justice spoke at
the annual meeting Of the
American Law Institute at the
Mayhower Hotel.
Justice Warren said the
backlog OF cases has risen
more than l25 per cent since
1871 but there has been an In
crease Of only rs per cent in
the number Of judges.
1T is evident that. II this
condition is not remedied, IL
will seriously undermine what
we have described as the key
stone Of Americas strength and
viii dilute what we have pro-
claimed as our main claim to
moral leadership in the world
community" he said. Ger
tainly we must be gravely con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-22
Appeal to Decide
Proper Turn at
18th and K SITS.

The Municipal Court Of APP
peals win be asked today 70
decide what constitutes q safe
turn at the busy intersection
OF Fourteenth and X streets
N. w.
This unusual request has re-
suited from two conflicting de-
cisions by Chief Judge Leonard
P. Walsh and Judge George d.
Nelson.
Both decided cases recently
involving taxi drivers who made
turns from the northbound lane
OF Fourteenth street 10 the
westbound lane Of X street.
They made these turns from
the right rather than the left,
OF the streetcar platform To-
Gated there.
The facts were virtually lden-
teal, but Judge Walsh acquitted
one cab driver while Judge Nell
son convicted the other.
Judge Nelson suggested on
Tuesday that the Court OF APP
peals be asked TO decide the
question. He did so after find
ing Robert Brown. Of ii47
Twenty-third street NV, guilty
OF making an improper turn.
The cab driver had brought
with him TO court q newspaper