WEATHER FORECAST Cloudy and mild; high 65 today. Cloudy, Your College tonight; 52. Cloudy, Counselor- chance ot rain low How colder Monday. (Pull report on Page A-2.) Does He Help You? Hourly Temperatures (Second in Series) Noon 59 6 p.m 6110 p.m 60 See Page l 2 p.m 60 8 p.m 60 11 p.m 59 of TEEN p.ft Midnight..s9 Sunday 4 pm 61 9 60 J tEfic. WITH DAILYEVENING EDITION Slaf 105th Year. No. 307. Phone ST. 3-5000 WASHINGTON, D. C., NOVEMBER 3, 1957-232 PAGES. 20 CENTS Record Turnout Textile Union Accepts Weeks Labels Seen in Virginia Demand to Clean House 1957 Best Year, Party Expels Zhukov Valente Quits as President; Klenert Deal Is Rescinded and Convention Is Ordered Voting Tuesday By Cecil Holland Sees 'SB Good Top leaders of the scandal-hit United Textile Workers High I Race accepted Democratic Policy Positions Da ton-Almond yesterday in full demands for From of America AFL-CIO Awaited as Key to a housecleaning. Return Would Be Rock Reaction In a special meeting, the executive board of the 44,000- Ruinous, He Says Little member union: hi I flMMIft- By MARY LOU WERNER 1. Received and accepted the resignation of Anthony; By GOULD LINCOLN Berlin Hero An election turnout of 500,000 Valente as president. Secretary of Commerce Sin- set- clair Weeks said yesterday t§§ n V j,&»§ j§£ * & lyZ or more is expected Tuesday 2. Rescinded a financial Hoffa, the president-elect, and; 1957 Mtm'' il Said to Admit which Lloyd charges liwtMi#;a*.-. Virginia go the tlement under others against whom will wind up America’s best t when voters to Klenert, who resigned recently governor, have been made. year from a business and eco- polls to choose a new secretary - treasurer, would i ISitL as The Teamsters have made no nomic point of view. His 'Errors' lieutenant governor, attorney have received $104,000 over a comply move to with the AFL- He predicted that 1958 also WM W...: ,. S general, members of the House 20-year period. CIO demands. x Sunday, Nov. special will be an excellent year. (JP). —The Soviet Communist of Delegates and a few 3. Ordered a conven- going local The Bakers union, leveling-off Party has expelled Marshal tion of the union “as soon as right He looks for a of officials. Polls will be open from down to the November Georgi 15 deadline set by the AFL- prices, with a cessation of in- K. Zhukov from its 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Pichirc on Page A-6 creases, in the next few ruling bodies on a charge he _ _ _ __ CIO, has called a board meet- fought party control the The vote will settle the most possible.” A spokesman said ing for November 14 and 15. months. over vigorous two-party race tradi- The union is under orders to He commented it would be armed forces. Pravda said to- the convention would be held in day Philadelphia James C. Cross presi- ruinous to return the Demo- Marshal Zhukov admitted Washington. or oust as the charge. Virginio's Next Governor Faces Inte- New dent, reinstate Curtis R. Sims crats to control of the Gov- York. ernment, easy gration Crisis. Poge A-29 The APL-CIO Executive as secretary-treasurer, and also with their The Communist official news- to call a convention to elect money, big Federal spending paper said the downgraded for- Republicans Bid tor Increased Strength Council had ordered the union and heavy policies, dis- suspended new officers. tax in General Assembly. Poge A-15 from the federation played in the past. unless were taken Both Valente and Klenert Text of Soviet Announcement on these actions He bolstered his estimate of Zhukov Ouster. Poge A-S tionally Democratic Virginia by November 15. have been accused by the Select the year 1957 with the com- Powerful, has seen in generations, and Senate Committee on Improper gross Zhukov Became Too Soys No Action on Successor Labor-Management of ment that the national Red Ex-officer. Page will be of significance nationally Practices product—the important A-25 The board took no action to misusing union funds. Accord- most on two points: , figure determining fill the office vacated by Valente ing committee, they in economic mer minister voted for How much has the Repub- to the used progress—will total approxi- defense but authorized Francis Schau- union funds, which later , his expulsion from posts lican Party suffered in the were mately $435 billion. own fenbil of Lawrence, Mass., the repaid, to purchase expensive oh the Central Committee and South as a result of Little Rock hew secretary-treasurer, to per- ruling (Polit- segregation develop- homes in Rock Creek Hills in “No Cause for Alarm” the Presidium and other form the necessary functions of buro). • nearby Montgomery County. His made ments? subject statements were in that office to the board's the face of assaults by By solidly approval. Valente announced his resig- the its account, Marshal Zhu- How is the Old Do- Democratic Advisory acknowledged minion united behind Demo- nation to newsmen while the Council kov the error of Asked ifhe thought the union considering on the Eisenhower administra- his ways meeting of cratic Senator Byrd and his board was still the at a full would now be able to remain in AFL-CIO clean-up directive. tion’s handling of the Nation’s the Central Committee that against " “massive resistance” Mr. " ' the AFL-CIO, Schaufenbil economy, the ' unanimously school integration? Says Pledge Was Broken and of fact that ¦Kpl rnf f W voted to strip him replied: the Democrats plan to make M of the high party posts he had certainly hope He said 12 members of the ||g|| Segregation Chief Issue “We so.” rising prices and inflation a ¦ attained only last summer. The In a statement issued at the AFL-CIO Executive Council major issue in the 1958 and The Democratic guberna- had broken pledges to him that committee action, climaxing a torial candidate, J. Lindsay Al- end of a day-long meeting at ¦ 1960 elections. Malinovsky (right), Marshal week of speculation over Mar- they would not vote for his NEW MAN ON JOB—Marshal Rodion mond, jr„ Republican the Hamilton Hotel, the board While admitting that during Zhukov’s as minister, greets the Egyp- shal Zhukov’s future, and his said that its recently adopted ouster if he submitted a pro- Georgi successor Soviet defense was an- opponent, Ted Dalton, have de- 1 the last eighteen months tian war minister, Gen. Abdel Hakim Amer (left) on the latter’s ar- nounced last night. Ethical Practices Codes, which I gram to correct abuses within prices voted most of the hectic cam- have risen and that the rival at Moscow Behind Amer is Pravda quoted Marshal Zhu- jit described as even more the union. He declined to re- cost living has gone up ap- airport yesterday. Gen. Mohammed paign to the school segrega- 1 1 of kov saying, “I deeply regret stringent than the AFL-CIO ’ veal their names. proximately 6 per El Kony, Egyptian Ambassador to .—AP Wirephoto by radio. as tion question and how to cope cent in four that only (at party codes, willbe “rigidly enforced." i “Ithas always been my strong years, here the With it. and a half and that in meeting) sig- The board also recommended i desire to keep the United Tex- did I realize the Almond’s running mates; some segments of business nificance of the mistakes which Mr. an audit of the union’s books 1 tile Workers in the AFL-CIO,” there has been a little drop re- I made. . . . on the Democratic ticket are I and records. Valente said. “All my actions cently, stoutly Lieut. Gov. A. E. S. Stephens, Mr. Weeks con- Other Unions Accused have been planned in that di- tended, in an interview, that Falls Church “I acknowledge the criticism who is seeking re-election, and New Russian Shakeup against A committee was named to rection.”1 there is no cause for alarm. | directed me as funda- Albertis S. Harrison for attor- After the AFL-CIO Executive mentally correct and as com- ney general. ; inform AFL-CIO President ¦ Sees Leveling Off radely George Meany of the actions ! Council at a meeting in New Man Is Slain, party assistance to me asked,” said, personally On the G. O. P. slate with which Mr. Schaufenbil said York in September issued a “I have been he Called Enigma by U.S. and to other mili- j developments tary may Mr. Dalton are Horace E. Hen- were taken by unanimous vote. \ cleanup directive to the union, “whether recent men so that we better derson for lieutenant governors a Husband Held The Teamsters and the| Valente said hrf’was approached constitute depression, a re- Difficulty of Reconciling Words, Deeds understand the demands of the and J. Livingstone Dillow for Bakery and Confectionery! by “people high up in the AFL- cession, or a sideways move- A Fairfax County painter’s party and the party line on the attorney general. l CIO.” and added: ment. My reply is that say question of leadership Workers Union are facing 1 to helper was shot to death last Viewed as Proof of Soviet Bloc Strains correct Both gubernatorial candi- charges corruption “They told me I was con- we are in a depression or ap- of the Army and Navy, and in j similar of 1 night police By EARL H. VOSS dates call themselves segrega- by the AFL-CIO. sidered ‘clean’ and that if I proaching it is completely silly; in what said was the matter of correct party po- tionists, but the Republican ap- The Teamsters already have ' would take certain actions our that to say we are in a reces- an apparent love traingle. The State Department commented wryly last night that litical education of the armed proach is more moderate and been suspended and face ex- union' would not be suspended. sion is pretty silly. The victim was Chester the Kremlin’s ouster of Marshal Georgi Zhukov from high jforces.” “Based see going as such has been labeled a plusion at the AFL-CIO con- on that information “As I it, we are Cockrell, 25, who was pro- ; party and government circles “is difficult to reconcile” with Expelled and advice, I proceeded to con- through a leveling-off process. Once Before plan to legalize integration by vention in December unless the 1 nounced dead on arrival at I Communist Party Chief ’s “recently ex- the Democrats. union rids itself of James R. 1 See LABQR, Page A-6 I believe that prices in the Arlington hospital, with three Pravda made its disclosures coming pressed desire ... to entrust Marshal Zhukov with, a mission in an unusual three-column The Democratic platform is months will reflect this bullet wounds in his body. leveling-off. of high trust and confidence editorial. wedded to Senator Byrd’s , And I look for j mas- business upturns Mr. Cockrell of 5703 Devine sive resistance, which embraces in 1958. This Church, four- to the United States.” the Soviet Communist Party, It said that when the ques- i will include home build- street. Falls a appears pun- existing provide more year Navy complained after what to have tion of Marshal Zhukov’s laws that for Magruder-Brown Race ing and better veteran, had gone Mr. Khrushchev debate, ishment was the closing of any school where automobile of Sisk, 32, to a New York newsman re- been extended has re- -1 discussed at the | sales, I expect.” to the home James ported expulsion former integration occurs and the at 321 Lunceford lane, Pim- cently that Washington had the of ' committee meeting, some party The Secretary of Commerce, i Zhukov out withholding of State funds mitt Hills. ! rebuffed his efforts to send Defense Minister from members pointed Marshal To referring to the gloomy prog- the Party’s Presidium and Cen- : Zhukov had been expelled any Settle locality Board Control Marshal Zhukov here for talks from that seeks A relative said Mrs. Sisk schools. nostications of the Democrats, with President Eisenhower and tral Committee. from the Central Committee to operate mixed By SAM EASTMAN lof Arlington Independent you had left her husband several commented: “If scare other high American officials. “As earlier speculation had j once before, in Stalin's reign, Favors Pupil Plan Movement. people e/lough, you may have months ago and had been seen : Arlington's hectic and hard- Last week end. Marshal indicated, the announcement i but that he had failed to cor- a local a depression.” He insisted that with Mr. Cockrell several times Mr. Dalton advocates fought campaign for control of At stake is a County Board Zhukov was relieved as Soviet states that issues involved were rect his mistakes. pupil assignment plan like seat held by Chairman confidence is an essential in- since then. County goes now appeared Defense Minister. Yesterday he party controls over the army Pravda said Marshal Zhukov North Carolina’s. He claims the Board into the Wesley Cooper, gredient. The victim at the score, W. a conserva- p.m., ! was ousted from the 133-mem- and Zhukov's pursuit of a per- defended himself on this this is the best way to preserve hands of the voters Tuesday. tive Democrat and AIM sup- Factors in Stock Decline Sisk home about 6:30 j and was reported to have run ber Central Committee and 15- sonal ‘cult of personality.’ pointing out that he had not separate*chools and keep them The candidates are J. May- porter, who is not seeking any at re- “As I see it,” he said, "there from the house. Police said member Presidium of the Com- “The announcement goes on admitted errors that open, even though it might re- j election. nothing ;nard Magruder, 57, the owner is to be scared about there were 14 bullet holes in munist Party. to accuse Zhukov of a disposi- time. suit in a “trickle” of integra- With the four today." It quoted him as saying: of a real estate and insurance remaining SHOOTING, Page Strains tion to ‘adventurism’ in foreign tion in some areas. board evenly split The recent fall off in See A-10 Evidence of “The present meeting has been business, and Herbert L. Brown, seats between stock- policy. There has no doubt been This distinction between the the two coalition groups, con- Page The action so quickly follow- foreign a great party line school for 45, magazine Continued on A-6, CoL 6 ‘adventurism’ in policy two approaches was well de- a editor. trol of the governing body rides ing the downgrading of four as me. . . . Now it is a different Menderes Renamed figures witness the recent Soviet fined before Little Rock, and In addition to balloting on with the outcome of the ballot- other leading Moscow threats Turkey and fab- matter. I admit my mistakes. summer, the department I to the from the start was being used the State-wide offices, county ing day after tomorrow. Premier of Turkey last ij ricated charges disseminated I give my word to the Cen- by the Democrats to picture announcement said, is evidence' tral Committee I will elimi- voters will also decide Plenty Navy Topples ANKARA, Turkey, Nov. 2 (IP). by Soviet spokesmen regarding the election as battle be- a seven- of Issues of the strains and stresses that nate shortcomings a way for three House of President Celal Bayar tonight the Middle East. these com- tween integration and segrega- race The County power, must be present in the Soviet pletely.” Delegates seats. Board’s renamed Democratic Leader “However, the placing j tion. authorized under the 1956 Mon- Irish; Terps bloc. of re- In another Pravda Menderes to the post of pre- sponsibility for ‘adventur- ! article. Political Newcomer bill, School State Department I this S. It would not be fair, there- cure to fill Board mier and asked him to form a The an- ism’ upon Zhukov is difficult Marshal accused say likely contained an un- Marshal Zhukov of joint re- fore, to Little Rock is About 21,000 of Arlington's vacancies has tied in the class- new government. nouncement to recently Top Carolina usually about reconcile with the sponsibility Stalin for to decide the outcome of Vir- approximately 48,000 registered room issues in the heated race. The Democrats, in power cordial remark expressed desire of Mr. Khru- with voters Zhukov, referring in the early ginia’s election, but it may be are expected to turn out ABC, the group backing Mr. Ray Wellborn, speedy Navy since 1950, won 424 of the 610 Marshal to shchev to entrust Marshal Soviet defeats reflected of polls. fullback, “a distinguished mili- stages of World War 11. Mar- in the size the de- at the This would reflect’ Continued Page A-14, Col. personally adminis- national assembly seats in last him as Zhukov with a of high feat that is predicted for increase of on 1 tary leader.” mission shal Konev is commander of the an about 1,400 over I tered the ax to Notre Dame’s Sunday’s general elections, es- | trust and confidence to the the ballots cast the Warsaw Pact Alliance and Republican slate. in 1955 at the unbeaten record yesterday be- tablishing a heavy but dimin- The full text of the depart-j j United States. The G. O. P. began building close of campaigns for the Mrs. Bolton Sees King fore a capacity throng of 58,- ished majority in Turkey's one- ment statement follows: Deputy Soviet Defense Min- County “This ouster and attempt to ister. strength in Virginia in 1952 Board. School Board. (A*).— 922 at South Bend, Ind. Well- house parliament. “The Central Committee of General Assembly CASABLANCA. Nov. 2 disgrace a distinguished mili- Continued on Page A-14, Col. and constitu- j Morocco’s King Mohammed V born scored all three of the tary Stalin Blasted 3 tional offices. leader so quickly following today received Representative Middies’ touchdowns and even the similar actions against The Konev article, splashed figured pages Mr. Brown, a newcomer to Bolton. Republican of Ohio, who in the lone Irish score (Georgi) Malenkov, (V M.) | across two of Pravda, Somoza on Way Here local as Navy handed politics, is the nominee of is studying social conditions m the Nation’s Cheap Water From Sea Molotov, i Lazar) Kaganovich said: “There is no doubt Sta- fifth-ranked MANAGUA. Nicaragua, Nov Arlingtonians for a Better North Africa. He told her that team a 20-6 defeat. and (Dimitri) Shepilov is lin’s incorrect evaluation of the County. evi- 2 Don Dun- leaders of the squad's delega- with flash and at and Army Colgate, evaporators terford. He has been to other at 2:26 p.m. iEST). nington, of 5929 Bradley tion “were unco-operative” in wrecked designed to the 53-7. N. C. State brushed past vacuums make demonstrations, but he has Late planes from Miami were boulevard. Bethesda, who was ' efforts to place blame for the fullest every Wake Forest, 19-0, use and reuse of appeared there.” turned back without landing HUNTING SEASON re-elected president of the in- destruction. while Ten- bit of heat by the never during nessee thumped North Carolina, furnished In Washington, Mr. Jenkins and all air traffic was ordered ternational association squad pro- energy-producing boiler or LOOKS Albany's “The would not 35-0. said his office “has just six suspended until the dispute PROMISING I Darthmouth and Yale battled An important development, the director, and it’s simply The conflict began, according popular species of gamebirds and Mr. Dunnington said the squad," Dunnington Mr. said, to a 14-14 tie. Princeton de- the announcement added, is a impossible to visit all of the Colchester Wernyss, animols ore upon us. Charles Covell, STAR squad will remain suspended adding that the squad to Col. has Brown, 7-0, while Syra- method of snapping salt scale plants” concerned with police commissioner, The Star’s outdoor editor, up from the association until the caused similar trouble at the feated conver- when ho- rounds Pittsburgh, from the equipment. Other- of formerly the prospects for CLASSIFIED members can “rid themselves five cuse beat 24-21. sion sea water. tels which provided situation and the last annual conventions. SMU clipped Texas, 19-12, and wise, the formation of salt "Our project manager in limousine for good luck in the Sundoy Star Sport! Ifyou looking of undesirables.'’ | Mr. Dunnington, chief service their are for em- of the Texas Christian defeated Bay- scale quickly impairs the effi- charge Al- guests a pri- Section. Poge C-8. ployment or An association spokesman Capital Squad, of distillation, Mr. contracted with are desirous of Area Disaster lor. 19-6. ciency of any sea water treat- len Cywin, has been to Maxim’s vate company, excluding all making a change said some members’ of the Be- - be nearly in posi- was a founder of the Bethesda Alabama edged Georgia, ing process several reported taxi INFLATION won’t so tion, be sure to check the thesda-Chevy Chase Squad's Chevy Chase squad and its 14- times and has men. bewildering after you read the 13, and Vanderbilt stopped William R. Williamson. Max- fully their process,” Mr. six- Help Wanted columns of 27-man delegation to the con- chief for 10 years. He said he on PAA said at Miami it planned port series by Star Reporter Francis the LSU, 7-0. im's chief engineer, Jenkins told reporter. “We big Star Classified. The vention "literally tore up’’ a and Cartwright Doyle, of 4801 maintained a another check Sunday before P. Douglos, storting today on chances are good you'llfind hotel during a Thursday Montgomery lane, Bethesda, Oregon virtually wrapped up that the system could compete also have been in close touch attempting to resume service Poge A-21. room a Just the spot you've been night party, causing $lO7 who also bid to the Rsse Bowl with a with any fresh water produc- with their Washington repre- to Nassau, which is a 45-minute attended the convcn- j relatively looking for. damage. Fixtures were torn tion, resigned honorary mem- 27-26 victory over Stanford, tion except in the sentative." flight from Miami. REGIONAL PROBLEMS in thn Always check Star Clas- from the bathroom, shoe polish berships in the squad after the with Jack Morris’ three extra few areas where population is As for the symposium on salt j health ond welfare fields is fha sified first for the’widest points a big factor. In other small, rainfall is abundant and water conversion opening Mon- subject of “Metro . . . City of To- variety rubbed on the walls, sheets incident. j of employment op- torn, Mr. Dunnington said In 1949 Mr. Dunnington was West Coast games Oregon land for reservoirs is cheap day, an Interior Department! All Safe in Crash morrow" in today's installment in portunities. . . . Washing- police complained that the men suspended as chief of the squad State whipped Washington and available. spokesman said the arrange- KARACHI, Pakistan, Nov. 2 The Stor's weekly series exploring ton's preferred classified sat State, 39-25; Southern Cali- the problems of the Washington more 2 to on windowsills to see how for 30 days because he drove Maxim officials accompanied ments were made jointly by (i'P). A Portuguese Airlines: medium by than beat Washington. 19-12, oreo. Page A. 1 according to a recent far they could lean out with- an emergency vehicle despite fornia the announcement with criti- the department and the Na- Dakota with 24 passengers See 27. out falling. suspension and UCLA defeated California. of tional American Research Bureau of his driving cism of the Office Saline Wa- Research Council and aboard crashed into the airport. Complete Index, tage survey. The delegation’s trip to the privileges. He was reinstated at 16-14. ter, a branch of the United that "no sp.->cial invitations are Are jtetion on landing in Kara- A-2 convention was financed with of the period. Statti Department of th* In- needeA to participate." chi wight. No one was injured, i