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Evening star., 1960-11-13

States marshall he would accept
the Federal orders.
There was no immediate
indication what effect the Gov
ernor's acceptance Of the serv-
ice would have.
Writes to Lawmakers
Meanwhile, in New Orleans,
Mayor Morrison wrote to the
Legislature asking lawmakers
to take no action which would
ID remove public officials from
office; co may have the effect
of disturbing the peace and
order of the community, and
90 that would close the public
schools.
The National Association for
the Advancement of Colored
People filed a new plea in Fed
eral Court in New Orleans
yesterday to bany anyone from
interfering with the desegre-
CATION of first grades. United
States District Judge J. Skelly
Wright, before whom the suit
was filed. already had enjoined
State authorities from inter-
fering with the school boards
plan to integrate tomorrow.
The New Orleans case was
viewed as a test of the fate of
segregated schools throughout
Louisiana.
Gov. Davis summoned legis-
lators to Baton Rouge today in
an emergency meeting-two
days before the 12-day special
session scheduled to end Tues
day. Most of the segregation
legislation already adopted has
been declared unconstitutional
by Federal courts. Another spe-
cial legislative session is to
begin Tuesday.
1t was not clear whether
Gov. Davis planned to keep the
legislature in continuous ses-
sion to pass new legislation as
fast as the Federal courts
knocked it down.
Expect Custer Moves
Four members Of the parish
County, school board said they
believe the Legislature will try
to oust them from Office. The
boards fifth member, segrega-
ZIONIST Emilia A. Wagner, jr.,
said the custer would be justi-
fed on the grounds the board
had Haunted the authority Of
the State"
Another board member. Mat
thew r. Sutherland, jr., who
was reelected Tuesday over the
opposition of three segrega-
zionist candidates, told news
men his wife received two or
three telephone calls Friday
threatening her life and the
lives of her children. Mr.. Suth-
erland campaigned to keep
schools open even if integrated.
City police have been main
tanning a round the clock
guard at the residence of Judge
Wright in New Orleans. A legis-
lative committee which took
over the school system tenn
porarily came into New Orleans
from Baton Rouge escorted by
State police.
Mr.. Sutherland said any
move to recall the board is "just
the same old thing all over
again-another attempt to take
over the schools"
Evening star., 1960-11-13
Crown Prince Tours

TOKYO, Nov. IL (AP).-
Crown Prince Akihito and
Princess Michiko have left on
a month-long goodwill tour
Of Iran, Ethiopia, India and
Nepal.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
LOUISIANA ,
u. S. Gives Wornino
In School Dispute

Continued From FIRST Page

Continued From First Page
announcement Of the school
boards plan would be made
before Monday morning.
Before making any official
announcement, Mr.. Rittiner
said he would have to confer
with the school boards at
torney and other board men,
bers.
1T is my opinion that we
have been ordered by the Fed
eral Court to desegregate on
November II ana such a holi-
day would be a circumvention
Of the law" Mr.. Rittiner said.
Therefore to keep Mr.. jack
son and the school board from
being held in contempt, it may
be necessary to 60 ahead with
desegregation."
Mr.. Rogers also sent a tele-
gram to Mayor de Lesseps
Morrison Of New Orleans as
suring him that the Justice
Department is ready to CO.
operate fully with the city OF
New Orleans and New Orleans
police"
The attorney general said his
department had made arrange
ments for temporary expansion
Of the present staff of the
United States marshal's Office
in New Orleans. A Justice De-
partment spokesman said this
meant eight deputy marshals
had been sent there.
He added that there was NO
plan to send any more unles.
the situation demanded it.
Mr.. Rogers told Mayor Nor
rison he hoped by effective
use Of local law enforcement
officers with the cooperation
Of the Justice Department that
violence and disorders may be
prevented.
Steps Not Specific
Surely, as know you agree,
Mr.. Rogers told the Mayor,
"the public interest requires
all officials who have respon-
sibility in this matter to strive
earnestly and resolutely to that
end"
The attorney general did not
say specifically what action
he would take If Louisiana
officials interfered with carry
ing out of the courts integra-
ton order. The Justice Depart
ment spokesman said the
measuers taken will depend
specifically on what occurs.
| Mr.. Rogers 600-word tele-
gram to Gov. Davis consisted
mostly of citation of the var
ious legal statutes involved in
any interference with Federal
courts and legal officials.
In calling on the Governor
to keep the peace, Mr.. Rogers
added:
LAS President Eisenhower
has said: The very basis OF
our individual rights and free
doms rests upon the certainty
that the president and execu-
tive branch Of government will
support and insure the carry
ing out of the decisions Of the
Federal courts"
Gov. Davis later accepted a
Federal order to stay out OF
New Orleans school integration
A United States marshal served
the papers on Gov. Davis as
he returned to the Governors
mansion from q dove hunt.
The Governor, who had
lodged Federal process servers
in earlier Federal action in
August. had notified the United
Evening star., 1960-11-13
Film Festival Set

MOSCOW, Nov. IL (AP).-
The Second Moscow Interna-
tional Film Festival will be
next July 9-23.
Evening star., 1960-11-13
Merrick Comp to Dine

The Merrick Boys Camp will
hold its annual fall dinner at
1880 pm. tomorrow in the East
Room of the Mayflower Hotel.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Try GOLDEN RISOTTO tonight it

Dip in your fork, come out with surprise
"a fat pink shrimp, bite of ham, brown
sausage tidbit So many good things. So
many good f1avors, all blended into exciting
eating by the magic of Minute Rice.
So easy-and so easy to fix ahead of time.
can "a oz.) sliced mushrooms
2 chicken bouiIlon cubeS*
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Get the recipes in either Of the
large size Minute Rice packages

use it :. every long grain always comes out
fluffy, tender, light, delicious.
Get package Of Minute Rice, and try
Golden Risotto this very night. It's only a
taste of all the good things to come-from
the recipes in the large-size packages
Evening star., 1960-01-10

2 cups water
" teaspoon crushed saffron
lH cups Minute Rice-A cup of butter
" cup chopped onions
" ID. (about cup) cleaned, cooked shrimp
cup diced cooked ham
a lb. brown-and-serve sausages, sliced
u cup grated Parmesan cheese
Evening star., 1960-01-10

Look at all the wonderful dishes you can
create with Minute Rice-real eating real
nouriShment-real fast.
You can fix Minute Rice by itself in just
minutes. You can pour it into casseroles
right from the package. No matter how you
Evening star., 1960-01-10

*You may substitute can QOh oz) con-
densed chicken consomme, plus water to
make up cups, for the bouiIIon cubes and
cups of water.
Drain mushrooms, measuring the liquid.
Combine VI of cup mushroom liquid, the
bouIIon cubes, water and saffron in sauce
pan. Bring to boil. Then add Minute Rice.
Evening star., 1960-01-10

Mix just enough to moisten the rice. Cover.
Remove from heat.
Let stand for minutes. Meanwhile, melt
the butter in large skillet. Add onions, mush-
rooms, shrimp, ham, and sausages. Saute
until lightly Drowned. Add the seasoned rice
and cheese; then mix gently with fork.
Makes 4 to S servings.
Evening star., 1960-01-10

THIS WEEK Mooo1iU. / JoDOory 10. 1880
Evening star., 1960-10-17
Suburbs Called
Unfair to Negroes
By Housing Bar

Sterling Tucker. executive
director Of the Washington
Urban League. yesterday crit
icized housing discrimination
against Negroes which he said
results in their having to pay
almost so per cent more than
white for comparable homes.
Because Negroes are kept out
of suburbs where they could
buy $4,000 homes. Mr.. Tucker
said, they must pay more than
$4,000 in Washington for a
house with q yard.
Mr.. Tucker said that hous-
ing was one Of three areas that
must be equalized to raise the
social level Of Negroes. The
other two are educational and
employment opportunities.
Until Negroes are given mid
die class opportunities, he said,
they will not have middle class
values, AID many win remain
at the bottom Of the economic
scale where the preponderance
Of anti-social activity takes
place. Mr.. Tucker spoke to the
Arlington Presbyterian Church.
Evening star., 1960-10-17
HtDenies
Support
ForOthers

Ernest D. Wilt. independent
candidate for q seat on the
Arlington County Board; en-
phasized today that he is not
supporting either Of the two
candidates for another board
seat.
Mr.. wilt is unopposed in his
bid for election to the seat left
vacant by the death of David
L. Krupsaw. Democrat DR.
Luces H. Blevins and Thomas
Richards, candidate of the
Arlingtonians for q better
county coalition are opponents
for q second board seat.
Mr.. Wilt said he had beer
asked by a number Of voters
about his position since Q bro
chure was mailed by the ABC
urging voters. to elect Mr. Rich
ards and Mr.. wilt and indirect
ly criticizing DR.. Blevins.
Mr.. Wilt noted today that
the ABC had indorsed him as
have the Democratic and Re-
publican Parties. However, he
said, II am an independent
running on my own platform
and I have not Endorsed any
other candidate in this board
race"
Evening star., 1960-10-17
Teen Drivers
Proof of Age
Considered

Motor Vehicles Director
George A. England may re-
quire many teen-agers to furn-
ish proof they are at least 10
when they apply for driving
licenses.
Mr.. England said he is con-
sidering the step after learning
that a 17-year-old boy claimed
he was Is in order to obtain a
license recently. Eighteen Is the
minimum age for regular driv-
ing permits.
The boy is Richard E.
Smithey, IT, of the 1900 block
of Congress street Sc, who was
arrested with another youth
last week in connection with
the rifle killing of Harry Toll
son, jr., 81, early Wednesday
morning in the HOO block Of I
street Sc.
Smithey. placed in the Dis
trict Jail as an adult by police
who checked his drivers license,
was removed to the Receiving
Home after his mother pro-
duced proof the boy was only
II.
The Motor Vehicle Depart
ment'S policy has been to leave
the question of age to the dis
cretion Of examiners. However.
Mr.. England said, he may tell
examiners to use their preroga-
tive to require birth certificates
when there may be a question
and there is no other valid
evidence Of age.
Evening star., 1960-10-17
No Porking Place
So He Misses Award

There was a surprise waiting
for Harry T. Thompson, su-
perintendent Of the National
Capital Parks. in Rock Greek
Park yesterday.
But Mr.. Thompson pulled
something Of a surprise him.
self. When he showed up at
the park. the road was so
crowded he just turned around
and drove home.
SO the surprise award he
was to have received from the
Rock Greek Park Day Commit
tee will be presented to him
in his office today.
It is the Fifth Annual Con-
servation Award Of the COM
mittee, q certificate honoring
him for his work in behalf Of
Rock Greek Park.
Mr.. Thompson had been
asked to show up at the parks
nature center about 4 pm. but
had not been told he was to be
on the program, according to
his assistant. T. Sutton Jet.
He arrived a little before 4,
but the road was so crowded
Evening star., 1960-10-17
CBS Founder, 73,
Admits TuxCount

Harry Newman. 73-year-old
founder Of the Columbia Broad
casting System, today pleaded
guilty in Alexandria Federal
Court. to a charge Of not filing
10 tax return on a 1856 income
of $7,764.7S.
Judge Albert v. Bryan dis
missed two other counts against
Mr.. Newman and deferred SEN
fencing until a report Is made
by the courts probation ofSicer.
Mr.. Newman, Of Winchester
Va, appeared in court today
to change q pleading Of not
guilty made last December 9.
Assistant United States Attor-
ney Plato Cacheris moved for
dismissal Of charges that Mr..
Newman failed to report a 1854
income Of $6,405 and 1855 in
come Of $9.322.43.
Evening star., 1960-10-17
Vote eRegistrotionF Fight
Token to Foirfox Court

A Fairfax (va) housewife
who says she was denied the
right to register to vote in the
November presidential election
has taken her case to court.
Mrs. Gwen v. Patty Of 2t5
Keith avenue. mother Of a baby
girl and wife of the manager Of
the Courthouse Country Club,
filed her appeal Friday in Fair
fax Circuit Court.
Mrs. Patty, who isn't telling
how she's going to vote. noted
in the legal papers that she had
paid no taxes in Virginia from
June, 1856, to June, 1858, while
her husband Jack was an
Army private stationed at a
Nike missile site outside the
town Of Fairfax.
During her husbands Army
service, Mrs. Patty said, she
claimed legal residence and
paid taxes in Kansas, where
she and her husband we're
living when he was drafted.
: After her husband was re-
Evening star., 1960-10-17

To-day: Broyhiil. public reception
from 9 to 10 pm; Kaui, Blevins.
league Of woen voteas sgTs ptaTSn A5aGoR
Church, 4444 Arlington blvd, begin-
Tomorrow, Oct. is: BroyhilI, public
receution ct Arlington Women's Club,
100 South Buchanan street, from g.
mems Association, villa Maria Resta1-.
rant, Columbia pike and Gallows road.
at J . M: Westbriar Civic Association.
400 Center street, Vienna, 8 p.m.: Pine
Rldge civic Association. Wakefield
at D.m.: Bievins ana Richards. As.
ingoon PTA, Abingdon School 3036
South Abingdon street at 8 pm.
Wednesday. Broyhill, Greater Falls
Church Chamber Of Commerce, Wash.
natGr @ raess HeIss ss aiEhTeS y Civic & o 40
schooi Il pm: nnapaa Kaa ArIinaton IisTsn'Eis K,
wants Club. Hogate's Restaurant, 4O0l
Wilson boulevard at ! pm; Gulf
sociations, Taylor School. 2600 North
Stuart street. Arlington at 8 p.m.:.
springield CIVIC Association 3place
and Richards, Gulf Branch and Dom
aldson Run Civic Associations meet
Thursday, Kaul. reception at home
Of Stuart DeBell in Centreville at $50
pm Richards, reception by Mr.. and
Mrs. Barnard Joy ard DR.. and Mrs.
roe street
Friday: BroyhilI. reception at ct.
Marks U. z. B. Church, 2425 North
Glebe road, Arlington, to 10 pms
Richardson, reception at home Of Mrs.
Margaret Brodsky, 2S4O Lorcum lane
at S:30 pm.
Saturday: Kaul, reception at home Of
Mrs: Eleanor Zimmerman. Ana North
Rock Spring road. Arlington. from
and Mrs stephen chytils. 4Os Brent :
wood place, Alexandria. at Q pm;
Richards, open house at home Of Mrs.
Al0nZo J. Covel, 3407 South Wakefield
street, 4 to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1960-10-17

leased from the Army. she
said. they moved to Fairfax and
she went to the county's Once
Of Assessments and asked for Q
bill showing all taxes owed.
The bill was presented and it
included only the poll tax for
1853, which she paid, Mrs.
Patty said.
When she tried to register,
however, she was turned down
because the registrar said she
owed poll taxes for three years,
she said.
By this time, Mrs. Patty COM
planned, the May Z deadline for
paying the poll taxes had
passed, so she viii not be ale
lowed to vote. The poll tax is
$1.50 q year. October 8 was the
deadline for registration.
Elmer r. Duncan, chairman
Of the County Electoral Board,
said he had no knowledge Of
the case. Mrs. Patty said she
expects q hearing in court this
Friday.
Evening star., 1960-10-17
Candidates Keep Busy
In Northern Virginia

Candidates for Northern vir-
ginia's congressional seat and
for one seat on the Arlington
County Board continue their
campaigns this week.
Republ ican Representative
Joel +. Broyhill is opposed by
Democrat Ralph Kaul for the
10th districts congressional
seat.
DR.. Lucas H. Blevins Is op-
posed for reelection to the
Arlington County Board by
Thomas Richards.
The candidates have sched-
uled the following speaking en-
gagements:
Evening star., 1960-10-17

v
he Just turned around and left
without anyone getting q
chance to stop him." Mr.. Jett
said.
Most Of the 1900 adults and
children were too absorbed in
the performance Of Indian
dancers and nature talks to
realize something was amiss.
Instead Of an audience of
l,S00, Mr.. Thompson win have
just a few assistants on hand
when a committee representa-
tive presents the award in mis-
Office.
Evening star., 1960-10-17
County Agent Wins
National Contest

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Oct.
II. (AP Franz Taylor of
MartinSburg, Berkeley County
agricultural agent. has been
named West Virginia winner in
a national contest among
county agents sponsored by q
chemical company and the Ma
tional Association Of County
Agricultural Agents.
Mr.. Taylor won for his work
on contral Of alfalfa weevil.
Evening star., 1960-10-17
z nav Cars DeruiIed

WHITETOP, Oct. II (AP).-
The undercarriage Of q car
collapsed and caused the de-
railment yesterday of two cars
Of a Norfolk and Western rail-
way train carrying 801 pas
sengers on an autumn excur-
sion. There were no injuries
and the passengers in the de-
rallied cars were transferred to
other cars so the train could
continue its trip. Six other
cars were disengaged and left
at the scene.
Evening star., 1960-10-17
Boy Electrocuted
By N Antennu

SOUTH NORFOLK, Va,
Oct. II (AP).-A shorted tele-
vision antenna apparently
caused the electrocution yester-
day of 21-month-old Rodney
Allen Smith. His body was
found lying beside a garbage
can in the yard. 4
Beside the can sat a rabbit
ears" antenna, one branch Of
which was bent and touching
the lid Of the can, police said.
A wire ran from the antenna
into the house to a television
set. where two wires were
twisted and fastened with two
screws. =
Evening star., 1960-10-17
AP Women Elect

ROANOKE, Oct. II (Ap).-
The new president Of the Vir-
ginia Association of Press
Women is Mrs. Ruth Shuey Of
Hopewell. She was elected at
the annual convention yester-
day Of the group, which now
has a membership Of SO.
Other officers for 1960-62 in
clude Miss Norma Becellio of
Roanoke, first vice president;
Mrs. Ruth Barner of McKen-
ney, second vice president; Miss
Sylvia CoSten Of Richmond,
recording secretary, and Miss
Betty Parker Ashton Of Orange,
treasurer.
Evening star., 1960-10-17
Apartment Men
lndorse BroyhiII

The Arlington Apartment
Owners Association has in
dorsed Representative Broy-
hill. Republican Of Virginia, for
reelection to Congress in NO
vember.
A resolution was adopted
unanimously at the associa-
tion's October meeting sup
porting MIR. Broyhill and in
Evening star., 1960-10-17
VIRGINIA BRIEFS
Stephens
Speaks for
Kennedy

RICHMOND. Oct. II (AP).-
1t. Gov. A. E. s. Stephens will
speak tonight in Mary Munford
School here at q Kennedy for
President rally.
Sidney s. Kellam, Democratic
National Committeeman, also
will speak at the rally which
begins at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1960-10-17
ARLlNcToN's NEW. YORKTOWN, HIGH SCHOOL

dorsing DR.. Lucas H. Blevins,
Democratic candidate for the
Arlington County Board.
The association includes 80
members, according to- Jay
Waldron, executive secretary,
and represents about $1,000
apartment units in the county.
Representative Broyhtll's
brother. Marvin. is q member
of the groups board Of direc-
tors but was not present when
the association indorsed the
two candidates, q spokesman
said.
Evening star., 1960-10-17
SMARTRST LOOK FOR FALL

Freshly cIeoned rugs ore the out
standing features Of q home prop
erIy eroon1ed for Fall. Clean RUGS
brighten and beoutify your home,
and they last longer too, protecting
on important investment.
Woodward & lothrop employs the
famous SeVicemoster system to pro-
vide the finest core for rugs and
corpets. The ronoe of service in
cIudes:
Cleaning, redying, offering, burIine
cigarette burns, binding and re-
frinoine.
WooIen rugs treated to resist moths.
Koroston rugs foctoy cleaned and
beautifully reconditioned.
For prompt pickup and delivery,
call our Rug Shop, District 7-530o,
extension 5e3. Coll todoy.
Evening star., 1960-10-17

All Stores Open Late Tonight
, 1960-10-01

The month Of October is Community Chest Month. This project
has been a tremendous success in ST. Thomas over the past several
years. Started just about four years ago in St. Croix, it has Just
come to life again. Every resident should contribute to the success Of
$4,000.
, 1960-10-01

The campaign is off to a fine start. Although it is predicted that
II will probably be the diriest; it is doubtful 1t might be the tough
est. but ii should be a clean campaign because the voters will de-
mand facts.
, 1960-10-01

A good many persons who have been registered seem not to be
able to read nor write the English Or the Spanish language
When viii the work Of resufacing the roads, especially those
leading to the East End be resumed? Now is the time, It seems.
Many employees heard q an increase il salry-but that's il
they only heard.
, 1960-10-01

Already two outstanding groups in 81. Thomas have registered
to participate in the coming Christmas Festival That is g good sign,
Mrs. Lois Canegata who heads the Festival Committee welcomes
everyone to participate 50 that there can be one grand celebration
, 1960-10-01

Al very high official some time ago took up the telephone and be-
fore he opened his mouth to ask for the number, was told that the
line is busy"
Evening star., 1960-06-26

9-Pony Express. Western.
Gront Sullivan stors.
500
o-Peek's Bad Girl. Comedy.
Storing Potty Mccormack, Mar
sho Hunt. (Repeot.)
$50
4-To Be Announced.
7-Wyott Corp. Western.
A severe Judge leorns lesson
from Wyatt Eorp. Hugh Oerion
stors tRepeot.)
9-Mony Loves Of Dobie GilIis.
Dobie and his lotest love enjoy
the theory thot money can't buy
happiness until they meet O A.
yeor-old who operates O highly
lucrative boby- sitting business.
Dwoyne Hickmon, Bob Denver,
Wendy Winklemon.
900
4-Richord Diamond. Adv't'e.
New films in the detective -od-
venture series storing DoVid
Jonssen.
Evening star., 1960-06-26
Program Listines

Club. Bronco befriends q shy
country schooIteocher and finds
himself occused of O half million
dollar swindle. Ty Hardin, Pot
Crowley. CRepeot.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-14
Program Listines

7-Silent Service. Drama.
9-Lossie. Drama.
frightened neiohbor attempts 70
terrorize the Martins when hocf-
ond-mouth disease strikes the
oreo Jon Provost, June Lockhdrt,
Hugh Reilly stor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-14
SUNDAY

1880
SO. S. S. Intrigue.
Ron Rondell.
7-MaveEiek. Western.
I Hour. "FIock Of Trouble" Bret
Maverick wins herd OF sheep in
poker game, which lands him in
range Wor james Corner
Myrno Foley
9-Dennis the M'n'ee. Com'dy.
Mr.. Wilson plots to rid the neigh
borhood of Dennis troublesome
bird. Joy North, Joseph keorns.
500
4-Sundoy Showcase. Color.
I Hour. THE Devil and Daniel
Webster" Stephen Vincent Benet's
modern clossic about the farmer
who sells his soul TO the devil for
money and oil II con buy-ond
then repents. Edword 6. Robinson,
Dovld Wayne, Tim O'Connor,
Betty Lou Holland.
5-Prospects Of Mankind.
SPECIAL. Hour. Gov. Nelson
RockefeIIsk and Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt on "Lotin America"
Sunday Listinss Cont. on Next Page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-14
February ID

TOO
4-overlond Trail. Western.
] Hour. The OVNero's Lodies."
Kelly and his sidekick contract TO
transport an Irish eombler and
his four beautiful cord deolers 10
Carson City. William Bendix,
Doug Mcclure, Seem McClory.
Evening star., 1960-04-24
AFTERNOON

1900
4-True Story. Drama.
7-Lunch With Soupy SoIes.
9-Sky King. Adventure.
1870
4-Deteetive's Diory. Crime.
5-Big Picture. Army.
7-Romor. Adventure.
9-city Side. Interviews.
4-Gorden Guide. Color.
5-The Big Movie.
lH Hours. You'll Find Out"
1910. Koy Kyser.
7-JuneIe Jim. Adventure.
e-Theoter Of Stors. Dromo.
"Rineside Scot" Hugh O'Brion.
l:30
4-Seriol Theoter.
Chapter 3 Of "Rodor PotroI vs..
Sky King"
7-Abbott and Costello.
9-News Special.
las
4-Derby Workshop.
9-Pre-Game PreView.
200
4-Soturdoy Playhouse. Movie.
IA Hours. Belle lo6ronde." "
1850. John Carroll.
7-ChorIie Chan. Mystery.
9-BoseboIl Come.
Washington at Boston,