WEATHER FORECAST Cloudy, warm and humid with showers Metropolitan today, tonight and Wednesday. Low near 70 tonight. (Full report on Page A-2.) Temperature* Today Midnight 69 6 a.m.-__7o ll a m 77 2a m 70 8 am—73 Noon 80 Edition 4 am.—6# 10 a.m,—7B 1 p.m.—B2 ©betting York Markets, Page A-19 ©he New 105th Year. No. 253. Phone ST. 8-5000 ** WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER JstafHome Delivered: MM>tb 10, 1957-46 PAGES «&r^&&v ‘ lift 5 CENTS Syrian Cabinet Dulles Takes CalmJ Stand Dynamite Considers U. S. < On Syria Rips Nashville School; By EARL H. VOSS Secretary of State Dulles ex- 'Provocations' , pressed a tentative judgment l today that difficulties arising! Warships Declared « out of Syria’s drift toward the | Judge Orders Soviet bloc Faubus can in all Summons likeli- Near Coast; Press ! hood be worked out peacefully. Asks Mobilization Even If there were aggression | in the Middle East. Mr. Dulles Injunction DAMASCUS, Syria. Sept. 1^k told his news conference, he Police Seize (A*). —Syria's cabinet was sum- believes it could be dealt with moned into an urgent session by the states involved. today as the nation's press de- The United States would not Hearing Set Five Men for manded nation-wide mobilize- ] intervene under the Eisenhower tion to meet what it called the i doctrine unless three things he threat of United States aggres- i considers “not likely" were to For Sept. 20 Questioning sion. ] happen: Official sources said the pur- 1. President Eisenhower were BULLETIN NASHVILLE. Tenn., Sept. 10 (/P). pose of the cabinet session was to make a formal finding that LITTLE ROCK, Ark.—Fed- 28 EEsr U —A massive dynamite blast to study what they described Syria is under the domination wrecked a as 1 eral Judge Ronald N. Davies - newly integrated “United States anti-Syrian of1 International communism. >. ; fj a** ~~Z (The today ordered a summons half-milllon-dollar elementary provocations" and to situation is "unclear” and " decide: served on Gov. Orval E. early Syria's course of action against In a "borderline" area as re- school here today, and Faubus and two top-ranking ***** police it. .1gards the degree of Soviet in- military several hours later ar- aides and set 10 rested five men for questioning. fluence in Syria.) September The cabinet meeting was 2. a.m. 20 as the fjjjib the heels Syrian There must be an act of time for arguments After a preliminary inspec- called on of a aggression. on an in- charge that five United States junction sought by tion. city building inspector 3. The country the United Douglas warships steamed close to the attacked States against J. Roach said he found must request help. the per Syrian coast on Sunday. officials involved in the Little 65 cent of Hattie Cotton Mr. Dulles said he School total Foreign Minister Salah Bitar does not Rock school dispute. a loss. He said think it likely those three - * further probing might show the told Syrian newspapers this things willhappen. By WILLIAM HINES other 35 per cent also unusable. country "willnot be terrorized He emphasized, however, Star atm Correspondent Three of the men were by United States military dem- under close questioning by ~ seized cor- LITTLE Sept. by Assistant Chief F. onstrations or any American respondents. unfavorable ROCK. Ark.. Police W. that 10.—The States Gov- Muller when they refused to war of nerves against us." developments be prevented United can ernment, newly in the Little move from the vicinity of an- Firm on Arab Policy See MIDDLE EAST, Page A-6 Rock school case as “friend of other elementary school which, “Neither military demon- the court." today asked Federal like the dynamited one, was strations nor a United States District Judge Ronald N. Davies among six where white and war of nerves will.. . make us j to issue an injunction against .Negro flrst-graders went to deviate from our Arab libera- Lodge Gov. Orval E. Faubus and two classes for the first time yes- Insists top tion policy. On the contrary.' military aides against in- terday. these acts will certainly bolster terfering with integration at The other two were taken our determination to adhere to | Central High School here. into custody by Sergt. H G. our policy and defend it," Mr. In a three-page petition, Cobb and Patrolman Robert On U. N. Beany. Bitar said. Action signed by United States Attor- wppp j| | s In Moscow, the Soviet news- ney Osro Cobb on his own be- i 50 Feet of Wire Found Cites Grim Course half and on behalf Attorney paper Red Star said Turkish i of SCHOOL WRECKED—Onlookers stand in front in Nashville, Tenn. The half-million dollar The officers said they found and Israeli forces were moving Hungary General Brownell, the Govern- the home of the two Os Events charged of gaping hole torn in the Hattie Cotton Elemen- school is one of the city’s six at seized toward Syrian The | ment the Governor and newly desegregated by Sergt. "forcibly” pre- tary dynamite Cobb and Patrolman paper, quoting unidentified UNITED NATIONS. N. T.,' his aides with School by a explosion early today schools.—AP Wirephoto. Searcy 50 feet of Sept. (A*).—United venting Negro wire of a press reports, also said United j 10 States children from ¦'v Delegate type used with the explosives States military units had landed ‘ Henry Cabot Lodge attending the school by use of ' i today which wrecked Hattie Cotton in Turkey to support what it 1 called on a special ses- National Guard troops. School. sion of the United called aggressive moves against ‘ Nations Gen- The operative clause of the eral Assembly to act with all The first three arrested were Syria. petition read: charged with unlawful posses- speed to end “the present grim Figures Eisenhower Meanwhile, Jordan's Foreign ! School Stresses Bombing “Petitioner prays thg court to j sion of weapons and ordered course of events” in Commu-; Threat Minister Samir Rifai, told ( Hungary. make said Gov. Fapbus, Gen. held under bonds of $25,000 newsmen in Amman that Israel 1 nist-controlled T.) Clinger each. They "The people of Hungary are 'Sherman and Lt. were booked as is a far greater threat to Jor- Col. 'Marioni Johnson Patience on Arkansas Venson Albert Crimmons. 32; than Syria. being shot and imprisoned and addi- 2,000 dan tional parties Over ’56 Empties James R. and J. B. and By BARNETT D. School Harris. 47. Mr. Rifai made the maltreated now." Mr. Lodge defendant j HORNER ] to i 42. , enter a preliminary injunc- Correspondent Blackwell. reply questionstate-' told the 81-nation Assembly, i Star BUS ment in to a ) enjoining restraining' Enrollment May DULLES FEARS U S. The other two arrested, iden- whether Jordan alarmed "Their sufferings are actual and tion and NEWPORT. R. L, Sept. 18.— Students Evacuated was Gov. Faubus. Gen. Clinger and tified as Carol Crimmons, by recent developments in acute and demand from one Exceed 110,000 President Eisenhower, throw- MAY BE HURT At 1 day the next to Lt. Col. Johnson, their officers, BY Birmingham brother of Vegson. and W. D. Syria. to be relieved.” ing the full prestige of his Hodge, 1 Mr. Lodge spoke the agents, servants, employes, at- The District school system BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Sept/ were charged with va- The Foreign Minister said . after .office behind court moves to>SCHOOL PICTURES grancy Hungarian delegation sought torneys and all persons in' least 2,000 and held under $250 Jordan does not "feel justified Mined at more atu- {halt interference with school U 10 (A*).—Phillips High School,' bonds each. unsuccessfully to have the active concert or participation integration Looking at some of the at all in interfering in the in- ] As- dents on all levels, compared in Little Rock, to- scene of anti-integration vio- Hearing sembly drop the problem. with them, from obstructing day stressed the need for pa- J pictures of violence over for the five men. all temal affairs of Syria.” But. to opening day figures last yesterday, of whom live city Australia's Keith C. O. or preventing, by means of said tience in meeting Arkansas t school integration in the. lence was evacuated outside the he added, Jordan has been of body of limits, for p.m. to- 'Shann, reporter of the Assem- units of the Arkansas National year. .i Gov. Orval E. Faubus' 3outh in the morning pa- its all-white student was set 2 waging war against commu-' chal- 2,400 today of morrow in City Court. bly's special committee of Guard or otherwise. Negro stu- This was indicated today by lenge to State authority there. pers. Secretary Dulles told j because an nlsm and “willcontinue to do in- anonymous bombing threat. Assistant Chief Muller said " opened the session by dents eligible under the said school officials who added up It was announced at his va- newsmen he believes that i { so regardless of the direction quiry, Calls botlf to pdlice that in the car of the first from which it internally presenting the cbmmittee's plan of school integration to enrollments taken yesterday, cation office here that the Jus- some of them willnot have central comes, 1 good headquarters and to the high three men arrested he or externally." j 150,000-word report indicting attend the Little Rock Central the opening day of school, at tice Department would petition i a effect on American j found . a dynamite the High School, from doing a closed session morning Federal District Court at foreign policy abroad. school said f. bomb had been detonating device, Soviet Union and the re- so. this the t placed heavily weighted billy U. S. Denies Charge gime of Premier and from otherwise obstructing at Franklin School. Little Rock to enjoin Gov. Although he has no in the block-square a club Janos Radar building go with The charge that United for suppressing the or interfering in any way with | from interfering with i roundup of overseas reac- downtown to off at "KICK” carved on the uprising Total enrollment was dose' 'Faubus 9:59 a.m. Mr. Muller added that The American official said The United States delegate along with Gov. Faubus are While figures for elementary international with the three also j.' during Emphasises Support Meanwhile, tension was eased had been seen at some United States destroyers told the Assembly it must rely the adjutant general of the schools have not been released.! .President a 45-minute ¦ President rallies by ; somewhat as the Rev. F. L. held here John Kas- might have been cruising in | mainly upon the hope Air National Guard of the State it is that increases were conference at his vacation The President emphasized per, that the said 1 pro-integration Washington, D. C.. segre- the "Eastern Mediterranean in Soviet Union change ((Gen. Clinger). and the com- felt at some unexpected points , headquarters on the Newport his support of Judge Davies' Shuttlesworth. gationist. will its t leader who was beaten yester- recent days, but he asserted attitude and "act in harmony mander of National Guard while losses were measured at Naval Base this morning. actions by choosing his vaea- none had been in sight of the with the troops at the scene (Col. others. The conference followed an- - j tion headquarters at the New- day as he sought to enroll four Police Line* Set Up conscience of the John- Negroes Phillips, said he Syrian coast. : world.” son). More part-time classes than nouncement here that the Gov- ’! port Naval Base as the place at Police, meanwhile, set up “The greatest danger Donald B. chief originally expected ernment would seek an Injunc- ¦|for announcement of Justice would make no such move to- lines a block from the various “Open Challenge" Claimed we MacGiflneas. were are day. face,” he said, “is of the general litigation section up. Otherwise, tion during the day aimed at t Department moves in the case.' schools to prevent a repetition that we will due to be set Shuttlesworth Syria's charge was linked in to despair. We in the Justice Department's school officials said, opening ! stopping interference with >j Press Secretary James C.i Mr. said he of yesterday's demonstrations. Secretary „Blve know integration his bed with of State Dulles’ t what is right. Although there had met earlier with Walter day quiet, normal and school at Little Hagerty announced plans after i , was confined to on School board officials said was ¦ doctor s orders because of yes- Hattie statement Saturday. Mr. Dulles * is considerable physical power Riddick, assistant United States , without any serious crisis. Rock. ! relaying the Attorney General's Cotton School was built i terday's beating, with city no Federal reported on a White House behind the thing which is attorney, to draft the petition.! Federal District Judge Don- ¦ report to Mr. Eisenhower in funds: conference in which President wrong, those At Central High and ald N. Davies ordered Govern- - his vacation office. j The Phillips evacuation fol- money was involved. who wield that at the swiftly police Eisenhower urged the Syrian power are human, beings high school in North Little Rock ment attorneys late yesterday I Mr. Eisenhower discussed the lowed after broke An electric clock at the people who 3 Slain in Riot noisy anti-integration stopped to act to ease the fear can be brought change five miles away, only two to file an Injunction petition i Arkansas integration contro- up a school at 12.34 a.m. to their minor (CST>, of Communist-inspired attacks i minds." [incidents marred an otherwise In Italian Village against Gov. Faubus and offi- • versy with the Rhode Island deraoMfration at Woodlawn when the concussion by Syria on its neighbors. quiet day. North cers of the National Guard he ) Republican leaders visiting him High.Wthe eastern area Continued on Page A-5, Col. I Backed by 36 Countries Little Rock Italy, Sept. “No sooner was the Dulles High yesterday was the scene BRINDISI. 10 has been using to stop Negroes ( this morning, they said, when About 75 to 100 Woodlawn statement on Syria announced." Mr. Lodge urged the As- of the first open 'Ah—Some 700 police stood from entering Little Rock's j they asked him "what problems students made up a shouting I violence since guard the Syrian spokesman said, sembly to approve a resolu- integration came to over four villages in the Central High School. I he had and he told us." throng as they refused to at- Pulaski of today Continued on Page A-6, Col. ( tion. supported by the United County last week. i the Italian boot Attorney General Brownell tend classes. Some yelled that FATIGUE NORMAL 1 after a bloody Unruffled by Wisconsin Negroes get by States and 35 other countries, Early this morning, police street battle with informed President Eisenhower no “will us,” placing rioting . Christopher Del Sesto, de- FOR NEW MOTHER the problem in the found an effigy of a Negro farmers took the lives this morning that the Justice police threatened to turn a fire persons. ” seated Republican SEATO to Watch Tests i hands of a prominent world hanging from a lightpost near, of three Department would file the peti- candidate nose on them and they marched A WOMAN DOCTOR describes U, X, Page ! The violence broke out when tion ordered by the court to- . for Rhode Island Governor last away from the school. fatigue, ADELAIDE. Australia, Sept.j . See A-6 Continued on Page A-4. Col. 1 year, explained that the the frustrations ond ether <£*).—Members the farmers gathered toiprotest day. Presi- A score or more of the Wood- troubles mony women experience for 10 of the South- i dent reviewed problems facing east Treaty Organization a tax on grapes and wine. lawn demonstrators appeared the first baby Asia Future Course Undisclosed him in Arkansas in the Middle few months after o is have been invitgd to The casualties occurred at j later at Phillips, some 3 miles born. Read Chopter 3 of Dr. Morioji witness San Mr. Ewing told reporters the > East and in carrying out the the next series of British atom-| Donaci, 70 miles south of away, and were turned away Hilliard's account of her career on Carrie Bari, when crowd of dem- President gave “no indication” ’ mutual security program. by police. ic Hits a tests at Maralinga rocket 160M.P.H. j The Star's Ftaturo Rage, $-Is. onstrators charged police that he might have to go be- It was Mr. Del Sesto who No Negroes had shown up range. South Australia, Jt was with ROWER ON the Rotomoc is rep- clubs and stones. Police said yond. court proceedings in i called Jero Cole, his colored either at Woodlawn, with 3,000 learned today. . by by In : they fired warning shots over, .striving to uphold the Federal I part-time chauffeur, to get in enrollment, or at Phillips by resented a sleek croft tho Center F ar at Sea the nemo of Miss Thriftway, winnor of the heads Constitution in Little Rock. picture with the President 10 of the rioters, butj a.m. year's Cup Regotto. MIAMI. Sept. 10 (A*).—The San of farmer Mr. Eisenhower has pledged I as the group stood with him lost Resident's 1 Juan the west-north- 1 one was shot and killed School third crept west spot .to uphold the Constitution by lust outside the entrance to Is Searched The Leisure Sportsman moots tho Star Want Ad 'season's hur.icane course. , | on the and two others died , r - lody along in its west northwest Hispaniola, later of Two every legal means at his com- . his vacation office, As the 9:59 a.m. deadline for on Rago A-23. an island em- bullet wounds. Shaking [Course over the ocean wastes , bracing the Repub- j other mand. Various court moves at t hands with Mr. the bomb passed at Phillips i SNACKS RLAY an important port Sells Auto Dominican I farmers were wounded.' incident, today, its winds nearly doubled lie and Haiti, lies west of Authority said 28 police were Little Rock have been described I See EISENHOWER. Page A-4 without police entered j j in the life of tho average teen- . Phillips building began ager too in strength. Puerto Rico. Miami, nearest, Injured. 4 ' the and but froquontly they lock Day Rroper first Half the distance to go to the United States mainland point a methodical search of each j nutritional volut. snacks art general vicinity to the hurricane, is 1,000 closet, drawer and desk in the outlined in tho Woman's Soction of land areas. about j building. Hurricane Carrie was a menace miles west-northwest of San 1 24 on Rago 1-6. More Hours Pony Mailed in Britain were kept in the only to shipping, at this time. Juan. Students GERMANY'S ROLITICAL cam- Less than a day park pending the The hurricane was 950 miles after Carrie! Os Dampness Due search. paign resemblos ono in the United was born in mid-Atlantic, its Police Commissioner Robert Stotes with* even parties similar. 1 east-northeast of San Juan, Twenty-four Lindbergh Phillips i most violent winds subsided to! | more hours of For 84 Cents in Stamps was at to- Richard Fryklund writes (on Rago I Puerto Rico. At noon advisory damp and ¦ day. repeated from the 75 miles an hour—barely hur-' i warm weather were He his order A-S. I United States Weather in store for the Washington QUORN. England. Sept. 10I:cost at least S pounds (85.60* 1 at ricane strength. But as the Continued on Pate A-5, Col. 4 WIVES “The results were over- Bureau San Juan said the storm churned along area today in the dying passage (A*). —A live pony was mailed Ij to have the pony delivered by 1 OF HIGH NAZIS livo in whelming," says over un-1 postwar Germany Mr. H.W., storm was carrying 130-mlle- seas, of a tropical . truck. i in conditions productivo obstructed reports from storm which has i from here to Leicester yester- who used the an-hour peak winds and mov- disappeared Georgia He recalled that an post ronging from wealth ond luxury to ocean vessels and hurricane across and day. old Star Classified to sell his ing west-northwest at 9 miles office regulation permits any BULLETIN abject poverty. Rage A-3. hunter planes put storm’s , the Weather Bu- I automobile. He found a an hour. It was expected to the Lacking a mail sack large object within reason buyer the first day his ad "varying peaks at 100 to 120; teau said. ' ( to be increase to 10 miles an hour in enough to hold the un- ': mailed < ran. miles an hour and upward. The The storm stirred up cloudy at one shilling 14 cents) Dodgers*May Stay Guide for Readers ; the next 12 hours. jSan usual consignment. Postmaster a mile plus one shilling Juan Weather Bureau said and wet weather all the way to "ex-