* •• THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. tdent of the United States, but sari? anat, sarwamga vism . A-2 r 1 .v.jzr*. ,« • FAUBUS INTERVIEW it cannot disrupt the unfolding ' M£9yGHHHHSBBHBHHHHBS HBttfijBBBBBBBBBHBHfiBBBBHSmBHHHBIHBH[^HBHiHIBBHHI9BBBHHHBBHBBBBEBHiHBBHHHHiH9BiHHHB9I will of the people expressed through their representatives ON STATION WMAL In Congress. SET TOMORROW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR The obligation . Sept. 7 heavily immediately UP). rests and —The American Broad- upon everyone concerned to casting Co. announced to- move this situation out of the day that Gov. Orval E. area of force and Into the Faubus of will channels which civilised soci- ’ appear on the ABC tele- eties devised long ago for the ft B 8 vision program :> “Ofcen .$< ¦ K_ loMF «fi Hearing” tomorrow. national settlement of differ- I . k joO.^ ences. . . . The The President has Arkansas Governor rightly affirmed his obligation will be questioned by John but his intention keep- Becondarl, also of chief of ABC's ing this issue in the courts. Washington bureau, and a BOSTON HERALD—lnevi- m ? panel of other newsmen. W‘ *V m tably the day will come, as It I '\ML XSSk .;••¦ The ¦¦f rn +Ww J0» ftH - ‘W;-> half-hour national. has network show will be tele- come to other Southern # * communities, ¦k|;P' flyfl B / 'iU $ f M vised by KATV in Little when Negro and H jV ' PJ| $* Rock, white children sit side by side and will be viewed v:- in p.m. | the classroom and think from 5:30 to 6 EDT. nothing It Wash- of It. It Is only irra- will be carried in tional prejudice, on ington by Station WMAL- baaed old TV. wives’ tales about race and old- fashioned worries about eco- nomic competition, which keeps the thing going. ARKANSAS COLUMBUS () DIS- CentinuedFrom First Page PATCH—However deeply and sincerely many people it is not possible for a normal in the program be South may feel about racial to carried on for integration who are the school.” in their schools. •' * - those in p ,; :.**:? . ,» .' ;- 'l_Tt* _SB , *¦ H. I t 'i*t S' "*P A' f Mr. Blossom, Arkansas’ Oov. > echoing the gone * jff f has much too in ; :-# views of many far and » , v educators about the fS?*>¦^|BHHHHE9MnMMN^#* wrong . . . (He) I P s.\r - present-day schooling in gen- direction. eral, said: is In the same sort of open “We have nine months of defiance of authority as were time in each school year to the Southerners of another era properly who precipitated the Civil educate children of War. BEAUTY the this school district. In normal LEAD PARADE—Here are seven Ruth Rupprecht; , Lynn Freyse; conditions nine moiiths is not CLEVELAND PLAIN DEAL- winners of preliminary competitions of the Miss Miss , Sara Ann Cooper; Miss North sufficient time to give children ER—Oov. Faubus may be pre- America Pageant at Atlantic City, N. J. The Carolina, Elaine Herndon, and Miss Pennsyl- * an adequate education. paring a strategic retreat. three in swimsuits won in that category and vanla, Jennie Rebecca Blatchford, who tied in “Each day that this goes on Arkansas has been receiving the others were singled out for talent. From the last night’s talent contest with Miss . is just one day out of the lives unfavorable publicity through- left are Miss Oregon, Judith Hansen; Miss —AP wirephoto. of all these children.” out the Nation and we doubt whether public opinion win Georgia, Jody Shattuck; , Gloria Appeared Groups ' Before •AUNT SUSAN GOT WISH long support his Intemperate In a brief examination by Mrs. Busan Garrett, may defiance of Federal authority. Judge Davies. Mr. was 108, not look happy perched Blossom on the M-48 Army tank, but that is just one of the CLEVELAND NEWS The Woman Dismissed asked whether the plan of in- Governor defying Ban Sought tegration things she wanted to do before she dies. She also Is the Fed- ToientT est Ends,Choice in the Little Rock eral Government and refusing public sipped lemonade Maj. J. Ryan As Postmaster schools “was not dis- with Gen. L. of Fort to obey the order cussed Knox, Ky., and lowering of a Federal Negro before civic groups tin saw the of the flag at the law, On Gls' Little Rock.” Court. Federal whlcb In Des Moines fort. Mrs. Garrett was born a slave.—AF Wirephoto. supersedes per- Os Pageant Near replied State law or Queen DBS MOINES, Sept. 7 UP).— Mr. Blossom that he sonal feelings, must be en- ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. Sept. 7 OP).—Fifty-one beauties White Wives Des Moines today no longer estimated he had appeared be- ¦ forced. are prlmplns for the ball tonight where one of them will DALLAS. Sept. 7 UP).— State had the largest postofflce in fore about 175 groups to dis- cuss the matter. be crowned ISSS. Representative joe Pool aaked the United States headed by a The Nation’s queen of talent and beauty step \ “In your best judgment did will forward President Eisenhower by tele- woman. School Pickets to the stage of a crowded convention hall to receive the crown the plan appear to be aqcept- Editorials Blast Faubus gram last night to prevent Miss Edith Johnson. 56. able?” Judge asked, to be surrendered by the present Miss America. Marian postmaster since 1940, fired Davies McKnlght Manning, Negro soldiers now serving In: was “Ibelieve it was accepted Deride Clement Ann of ! yesterday immediately i not 8. C. Germany from bringing white and on the basis of their wanting MEMPHIS, Term., Sept. 7 suited in a tie between Jennie was replaced by David H. Cren- Program in (A*).—Four | integration Little Rock but as men carrying signs The final hour and a half Rebecca Blatchford, a 23-year- wives to Texas. shaw, 58. the best By Miss Johnson is a solution this problem.” tb* AimcUM Prut criticising (10:30 pjn. to midnight EDT) old blue eyed blond from Holl- to Mr. Oov. The Army has recommended Democrat. Mr. Crenshaw is Blossom said. The action of Arkansas Gov. Orval E. Faubus in calling : Frank Clement picketed *¦«* daysburg. Faye • will be televised over CBB-TV. Pa., and Judith that Negroes who have mar- a Republican. out the block integration High 19, also eyed Troops Ringed School National Guard to school in Littles School while the Gov- The 10 semifinalists will be Hansen. a blue ried white German girls trans- strong . blond, Oreg. Miss Johnson said her re- Integration Rock has evoked editorial reaction across the Nation. emor talked to a civics class announced first. Soon, the from Astoria. fer from the 2d Armored Di- “political was held up by some of the editorial yesterday. moval constituted of Here is comment: field will be narrowed to five . Elaine vision before it moves to Fort persecution.” She force arms. Between 100 of off with said she New York Times—We cannot think such methods of Oov. Clement and then the week-long beauty Herndon. 16. walked Hood, Tex., from Bad Kreuts- appeal discharge and 200 Arkansas National opposing a court order characteristic of has been a the swim suit competition. would her to as the America we frequent target of segrega- contest will reach its climax nash, Germany, in November. the United Service Guardsmen have ringed the have been brought up to 1 Miss Blatchford performed a States Civil high ground 1 love. tionists since he ordered na- when the winner will step for- A spokesman for the division Commission. school from Tues- The militia in front of the book at they ward to sparkling baton twirling dem- day-first day of school—until the Governor ’ tlonal guardsmen into Clinton, be crowned. and, said some of the Negroes in the The removal charges against Central High School in Little probably will turn Tenn„ rioting onstration Miss Hansen now. On Tuesday and him into Use : after broke out The final preliminary beauty sang Ml unit married white Oerman Mias Johnson said she had not Wednes- Rock and those guarding the great martyr of the South. And there last September following and “Bi. Chiamano Mtmi." girts and the day the troops repulsed Negro Mansion I talent competition ended from the opera “La Boheme.” recommendation delegated sufficient responsi- 1 Executive where Gov. such action might create a gen- ' integration of the high school. last night with three gorgeous was made to prevent embar- bility the post- students who attempted to > Faubus of Arkansas seemed to uinely explosive bliss Hansen had one false to assistant enter the situation in The men carried neatly let- contestants from Pennsylvania. lyric rassment. and she to school. On Thursday be standing siege against non- Little Rock 1 start, but the soprano re- master that failed , and Friday, as mounted, tered signs reading “Fire Oregon and North Carolina covered quickly and performed Ttxas has civil and penal adjust adequately to changes tension existent Federal marshals—- BALTIMORE SUN —“The emerging statutes prohibiting the Negroes did not show up. ! Clement. Hire Faubus,” “Fau- with top honors. the rest the song with pro- intermar- in postofflce management these are not the United States man on the spot today is Fed- Thinks, of riage between whites On Thursday afternoon, the ’ bus Clement Stinks,” The talent competition re- fessional skill. • and Ne- satisfactory of the Declaration, of the Bill eral Judge Ronald N. Davies. but “I was not be- , six-man and • "Is East High Next Target groes. expressed school board Rights the . . officials I am not Republican, Mr. of or Gettysburg . Now the (school) board, Integrator opinions whether cause a Blossom, petitioned the judge by ¦ for Clement”? and different on that’s all there is to it." Miss Address. confronted the mischievous “The integrator Is they would apply to to allow some delay in inte- New of Governor 1 Brain- -5 Persons Hurt, Pair Get $162.50 soldiers Johnson said. York Herald Tribune handiwork Faubus. ' washing.” transferring to Texas. gration to the point “where in- whose calling out of the She was being paid 611.600 telligence may be —Wiser heads than that of ( militia The White House has had no a year. substituted created a mood of extreme ten- One Critically, In Holdup Here comment on the reported ror emotional agitation.” Judge Oov. Faubus . . . know that | sion where was none be- Two holdup In Washington, Bert B. there men got $162.50 recommendation made by 2d Davies set today as the time every effort of responsible fore (not to mention a flat after ordering night Barnes, assistant director of for arguments. In Head-On Crash the man- Armored Division officials. during challenge to authority), ager of station tbq Bueau of Postofflce Opera- i Southern Senators the 1 Federal persons a gas at Representative Diggs, Dem- National Association for the has again petitioned Judge Five werT Injured, - was recent civil rights Presidential Twenty eighth street and ocrat of Michigan, Negro Con- tions. denied the removal Advancement of Colored Peo- debate was Davies,j this suspen- me critically, a for political reasons. ple time for a in a head-on Pennsylvania avenue N.W. into gressman. yesterday called on spokesmen here, led bv directed toward avoiding a , sion of 1U program. Perhaps crash of two cars last night on the restroom about 4 am*to- Secretary the Army Brucker Mrs. L. C. Bates and her head-on collision between foes i now the wisdom of requiring of husband, Gardens Virginia Route 38 between day, police said. to make an investigation and who publishes the and supporters of equal rights. : jury trials in criminal contempt Orville told police President Unlikely Negro weekly toward C. Barber rescind any such Arkansas State averting the appeal to < cases ... is clearer, even APARTMENT-HOTEL Herndon and Florts. recommenda- Press, the pair had been hanging tion regarding Negroes mar- oppose any delay, how- armed force which the Cover- i though the analogy is not per- Fairfax County police ever \ said around outside his station for ried to white women. To Act Today on slight. Gov. Orval E. Fau- nor has invoked. Their only : feet.** one car caught shortly about an hour. Then one came bus represents the opposite be to endeavor fire If such personal-social fac- course now can LOUISVILLE COURIER- Available! FuriUihmd and mm over and asked him for change view and cites danger to pub- to undo the damage after the Injured were removed tors are permitted to influence Civil Rights Bill Mr. Fau- JOURNAL “Paced with apartment* in a digit* for a quarter, so he could lic order If Integration goes recklessly wrought; turnuhmd by rescue squads from tele- military assignments. Mr. Diggs President Eisenhower ar- bus has so threatened disorders over dad location clotm fa Panfagan Herndon phone. Barber said he through. - Mr. said, “the could ranged to sign several bills to- to acknowledge that his tactics i court ordered school integra- and donas and 10 mm and Vienna. Both vehicles were started to give the man change, ultimate result Thurgood Marshall, represent /Vow be to reinstitute. through direct day but civil rights was not on attorney in themselves a lost tion. the Governor of Arkansas ofa* by i bn* fine* la detan total losses, investigators when the visitor pulled an for the NAACP. said the or- cause, with no reason, dignity : succumbed to the He tana*. means, even more flagrant dis- the list. ganization threats. Complete ibepping od automatic pistol and said: been “can't go along" nor patriotism to gild its doom. called out the Guard I mm d 2 2 added. ’’ criminatory practices than There had some specu- | 1 National meant. badraama “Hands up.' This is a stickup with the postponement request. not preserve Taken to Arlington Hospital have already been banned in lation that Mr. Elsenhower New York Poet—The press i to law but to and 3 aspatnrss. From 175. Then he ordered Mr. Barber rights in our town neen pretty maintain law-defying ’order.’ the services.“ might act on the civil Marshall an Hand has «-*-¦- Ciiraitkad t»|S. In critical condition with head Ad*LVnipiVTVlyriirnijgto Millw* into the gas into . . . station and measure at an early morning My. Marshall, unanimous this week in con- The Governor would not injuries, a broken arm and a the restroom. The second man who argued demningMCov. : say, that the tan Hotel-Motel Rata* conference with Attorney Gen- , integration Faubus’ one- Guard was called Tkea la possible raptured spleen then took Mr. Barber’s wallet, the school case be- man wa™agalnst out to prevent integration, was eral Brownell on the Arkansas < fore Supreme school inte- 1 but aiuitmaii which contained about Magazine Libel the Court in gration no other Interpretation Fna aortfe ¦aatk—taS* t Olen 9150 of in Little Rock. ... could be or a Allen Peoples, It, of integration crisis. arrived And. 1 taro *t to IS* own the com- 1954. here yesterday course, placed .” I, traffic llrkt V* both his and However, White House Press ] of we echo all these I on the action. . . Route 5, Fairfax. Being treated pany’s money, and his change Trial in Recess from New York to help repre- LOUISVILLE Secretary C. Hagerty , sentiments. ~ . But when, oh TIMES —“For drntial Gardsna today belt, James sent the nine Negro sa rifki OAm if there also were: carrier from his contain- LOS ANGELES. Bept. 7 OP). said later civil rights bill students. when, will there be some com- every1 Little Rock (where one CftßSfl His James O. Peo- ing about 912.50, police the He conceded that the eyes brother. said. —A juror's illness has put the not included in the legls* , parable editorial passion about man1 seems to be the issue) ples, of the same address, was of the segregated Southern there 23, Police broadcast a lookout criminal libel trial of Confiden- lation on which the President j the bill to outlaw discrimlna- 1 are perhaps a dosen Photic: TEntplc 6-4400 who drove one of the cars, leg for two colored both magazine States would be on Little Rack men. tial into recess until planned to act during his one- ( and the tion in private housing In New Southern1 communities where Injuries. about 20 years old and weigh- Tuesday. * outcome here could school integration day visit here. , York? * is proceeding Opm 8:30 AM. Miss Patricia Higgins, ing , between 130 set a precedent that would peacefully Officm 17. of and 140 Mrs. Marilyn Faber became Hagerty said the Presl- | The City Star—The 1 under a dutiful. If Route Sterling, passenger pounds. Mr. have direct bearing on the in- *Til Midnight 2. a ill in the jury box yesterday. midnight melodramatic Governor of Ar- not exuberant, acceptance of in the Peoples’ car, and dent has until next { tegration question elsewhere. theJ ankle Dr. Marcus Crahan, county jail Wednesday to act on the kansas has created a real dl- 1 law." face injuries. physician, Oov. Faubus’ reputed surveys, GLOBE Send for illustrated Peronistas Parade said she was suf- legislation aimed at guaran- , lemma for Federal law en- BOSTON The Payne E. Barton, 18. of Route AIRES, Sept. UP). fering on which he said he based his Arkansas may Rates BUENOS 7 from a mild infection. teeing voting rights for Ne- predictionsj forcement. If the Federal court i National Guard Brochure and 1. Sterling, driver of the other 600 supporters of Deputy District of violence, were complies the be powerful enough to lnter- —About Attorney groes. The President is ex- ] with request of the 1 car. thigh lacerations. ousted Juan Peron William L. just laid on the line yesterday In rupt the of the „'¦¦¦ President Rltzl had pec ted to sign the measure. , telegram Little Rock Board of Education 1 vacation Pres- 1 Turner, 18, also - a to Elsen- through President . Robert of started argument . . that would be marched downtown his to the! , 1 widely in- Route 1. Sterling. Mr. Barton’s ; Buenos Aires last night shout- jury when the case was in-1 hower. Oov. Faubus offered terpreted as a retreat by the passenger, chest Injuries. ing “Peron will return." tempted. to give “certain evidence upon Federal as well as the local gov- Faubus Assailed Mwhich I acted” to Federal offi- If cials. ernment. the Justice De- United States Attorney partment and courts throw the For Racial Stand Osro< Cobb immediately put HAVE IT DONE ... FBI agents at the Governor’s TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT By Vatican Paper disposal. school just before the opening |t of classes. A bystander, seeing Set Afire District and vicinity—Cloudy a.m. today of 68* grains per VATICAN CITY. Bept. 7 {IP). Crass a movie camera around the with occasional rain and scat* cubic yard of air. (Results in- —L'Osservatore Romano, com- Yesterday was a calm enough student's neck, wrongly iden- tered thunderstorms tonight complete to rain.) day here, with the only un- tified him as a newsreel cam- NOW develop- 0 due / RESORT FORECAST menting upon racial and Sunday. Low tonight towardJ Incidents being a cross- eraman and told National aim, Boaort Jersey- In Arkansas, said yes ter- | about 70. Winds at 12 noon, (Prom U S. BnalOMr*) Southern New ments burning on the lawn of the Guardsmen he was carrying a Potom»c Hirer dear ml Ktroere Showers tomorrow followed day they a point mayor east at (our miles per hour. Pirrr »ad clear at Oreat Fall*: Shen- have reached i of Little Rock and the knife. at Harper* by clearing. windy Virginia—Cloudy with andoah clear Perrr Rather is “neither human, civil, arrest< of a Minnesota collegian The questioned show* with a high of 75-80. that student was ers and scattered thunder- Temaeralaree far Veeterdar democratic or patriotic.” near the high school. by State police and (Haadtaa Waehlnaton National Airport I Upper bay. 1 released storms tonight and Sunday. Mldnleht fs Noon M> lower bay and The cross-burning—historic- after about an hour with no S a m M 4 p.m. 7a The Vatican newspaper de- Low tonight, 68*74 in the east S a.m. . as S p.m. 7» ocean beaches—Showers ally a symbol of Klan night- (ffiarges against him, , followed by clearing to- scribed Gov. Orval E. Faubus’ 1 and in the 60s in the west. Heeard Temperatorea Thla Tear opposition to school Integration ridingj and terror followed Maryland—Cloudy with oc- Niftiest. 101, en Julr 71. 72. Shifting winds of bitter criticism of Fau- Lowest S. on Januarr s. 5-25 per hour as a rebellion against the Gov. —ltym In Eittf—• casional rain and probably ?u>rrow.miles with Supreme Court. bus by Mayor thundershowers tonight and Rltfe and low at Laet 14 Honrs a high in the 80s. Hlth. 78. at .V4A p m L’Osservatore suggested Manq. There were no follow- Bunday. Low tonight. 60*66 in Low. 67. at am. Skyline that ups Aid Club Restaurant Drive—Variable remedy to the incident. , the north, 66*73 in south Tl4# Tables a against such actions US l. Woih Alexondria the (Furnished cloudiness with a, few The student in|oy A hr the United States Coaat might be refusal of public office was arrested, Fin-it heme-cooked feed. 6 el and 65*60 in the mountains. and Oeodetlc Surreal morning showers Sunday. pclcet you like. TUSKEV, Today Tomorrow to anyone who professes anti- 1 questioned and released along ROAST BEFF. High Sunday, 75*82 in the east Ht(h a m High upper CHICKEN, HAM, SEA FOOOS, IOI- 7 :4ft a m 1:14 in 70s. Visi- racial with three other Minnesota Ceckteilt, win,, and 68-75 in the west. u*w (:01a.m. 2:40 a.m. bility sentiments just as such STEK. Chempepn* If you have boon putting off needed homo Hlch 8:1.7 p.m. 8:40 p.m. fair. office < college students they had ceel drlnkt. Free Forking, Cleied Pollen Count Low pm pm is refused to criminals after Monday. 2:27 :100 I passed in front of the high £ Kl. 4 4553 improvements, this is th« time to have them done. The D. C. Medical. Society Tb* San and Moon L’Osservatore concluded: RIM* Seta Automobile llihti mint bt turn'd on ! “There is graver If wont reports a ragweed pollen count Sun, today 6:42 a.m. 7 :i(ip m. on'-holf hour After iuomi. no crime than the job you done is the modernizing of Sun. tomorrow 6:42 a.m. ?:OFt o m the 24 ending at 9, Preelollgtlou that which contradicts nature, for hours Moon, today 6:28 p.m 6:14 am. on* room or your entire home, A. Eberly’s Sons Monthly precloltotlon In Inch'! In the character, inspiration and I > the caputl (current month to date). laws of the (United States) !Q w*> Dmfmfrmm l/J. WIATNM SUgIAU will perform operation, from Month 1867 KIM Art Record New Hope for the entire the January "til I,H| 3.24 7.03 .17 confederation and its funda- frbruarr 77ft 2.02 2.44 0.04 ’S4 mental document (the Constl- smallest task to the finishing touches. Coll March 2 2(1 3.63 3.113 8.04 'HI April 2.7a s.is :tm e.ls '*»> tutlon) that not only exalts and Mar 1411 2.J7 aiMIOHB *».*« A. Eberly’s Sons today, you’ll be satisfied. Juno 2.#11 2.SH 3.41 10.H4 ‘HO; sanctions human equality, but July 1.06 ft.Slt 420 10 till 'B|| : Is Intended to serve as example Aueuet 242 1.04 4 7ft 14.41 '2l(l September • 3.7(1 and torchlight of such equality.” CHILDLESS 040 4.12 17.4ft '.'l4 October ... 2.06 2.H6 PHI '37| 1 Wa work— November 2,H1 2.7.'l 7.10 *77' finance the ( December 3.0* 201 7.60 'Ol , I pay by Temperature! In Verleue t4llee j You can the month! H. L. • H L. I COUPLES Abilene «x ah Ker Weet »u 74 I Albanr 70 4 H Knoerllle mi 03 NOTICE Our 108-Yaar-Old Creed Albuquerque MO Oil Little Rock H.l Aft Why couple gESk At ante H 2 «7 Loe Antelee mh tiu can’t one in ten have children? What E23 Atla lie Oltr 7ft 06 Loulevllle H.'l HI Baltimore 7ti 04 Memphla s* o.i Employes of The Star, their factors in the wife or husband can lead to a childless "Rromht Only What You Can Da; Always Da What Yaa Pramita" v Billing! 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