Tours of 88 Model Homes Continue Today and Tomorrow—Section B THE WEATHER: on raft A-2 REAL ESTATE Cloudy, showers tonight, chance of heavy / rain; low, 64. Mostly cloudy and cooler tomorrow; high, 78. SECTION Temperatures Today Midnight §tar 76 6 am... 73 11 a.m...78 (She Pages B-l to B-14 2a m. .76 8 am... 73 Noon ...78 v J v WITH SUNDAY MORNING EDITION \^/ 4 am... 74 10 a.m...71 I p.m...79 SEberntm

106th Year. No. 270. Phone ST. 3-5000 **s WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1958-38 PAGES Home Delivered: ti&r&rfatt.1““,h S4SS 5 CENTS Warren Board Persons Will Succeed Willing to Ask Adams at White House Hurricane Changes Course, By CECIL HOLLAND Star staff Writer The White House announced Tax Increase today the apointment of MaJ. Gen. Wilton B. Persons as suc- cessor to Sherman Adams as Baltimore Court BP Hit assistant to President El- Winds Coastal Areas the Told of Position senhower. Gen. Persons. 62, has been In Schools Case deputy assistant to the Presi- By MARY LOU WERNER dent and in charge of congres- Skirts Along Bt«r Staff Writer sional relations. Convoy lakes announcement BALTIMORE, Sept. The was made 27 —The by White House Press Secretary Carolinas; County < Va.) Warren Schoo C. Hagerty willing request James who said that Board is to a Mr. Adams' resignation will be- Largest sufficient tax increase to begin Load come effective after an orderly Tides Rise operating county schools on ar to pre- integrated transition. He declined WILMINGTON, N. C.. Sept. basis without Statt j diet when this would be. aid, beginning with the 1959-60 27 'APi.—Hurricane Helen* Mr Hagerty also announced Quemoy roared northward along the school year, the Fourth Circuit Yet to Bryce today that N. Harlow, who has North Carolina coast today, Court of Appeals was told been an administrative by assist- with winds as high as 120 The statement was made to the President, 59 Landing Craft W. Phillips, Commonwealth’s ant will be- miles an hour lashing coastal J. come a deputy assistant, taking GEN. PERSONS attorney of Warren County, as Carry 177 Tons areas. over Gen. Persons' work in Top Aide to President he urged the appellate court tc charge The center of the hurricane of congressional rela- —AP Phot* Ashore Under Fire was about 50 miles set aside an integration ordei tions. south of which has kept Warren County By FORREST EDWARDS Wilmington at noon, with th* High School closed for the past Merriam Recently Appointed ate of the Harvard School of Associated Press Staff Writer angry winds spinning in a northeasterly up two weeks. Mr. Hagerty pointed that Business Administration, the QUEMOY. Sept. 27. The direction the Mr. Phillips said the school out coast. Robert Merriam was recently \ Command and General Staff biggest authorized him Corps and most successful board has to appointed as a deputy assistant ; School, the Air Tactical Described as “dangerous" by say of Chinese Nationalist convoy of m it will ask the board for interdepartmental affairs. ' School and the Army War the Washington Weather Bu- supervisors to raise the county Another deputy assistant is College. the offshore war reached Que- reau. Helene raised hurricane levy for an 1 warnings tax 1959-60 in Howard Pyle, in charge of in- moy today with supplies for north from Myrtle amount operate Served With AEF C„ to sufficient to tergovernmetal t state» rela- the beseiged island. Beach. S. Cape Hatteras, local schools on an integrated He N. C. tions. was commissioned a sec- supply basis. The latest mission • .. storm Mr. Hagerty an ond lieutenant in the coast l. The was packing winds said that 1 pushed through Communist ¦V J^ibhbMP high State law withholds State overall deputy assistant to artillery1 in 1917, served with as as 125 miles an hour. school funds from localities the shellfire. From a vantage point President would be named the Allied Expeditionary Forces Warns of Flooding attempt operate 1 overlooking Lialo Beach I could that to inte- shortly to Gen. during World War I and be- assist Persons. I 1 three four times as many grated classes. Another law. Gen Persons is a tween 1933 and 1937 was liaison see or Storm tides and heavy seas already retired landing craft ashore which has been invoked Army officer who was appointed >' officer with the House of Rep- as came with waves up to 10 feet high in Warren yesterday. County, automati- special assistant to the resentatives for the War De- will flood coastal lands between cally any Presi- closes school where dent on January 1953, and partment. A Nationalist military the resort town of Myrtle Integration takes place. 21. 1 amphibious was named deputy assistant on From 1939 until 1948 he was spokesman said 18 'v>r Beach and Hatteras, the Bu- Hasty Implied September 5. 1953. Jin charge of congressional li- vehicles clambered onto the reau warned. Action from Gen. Persons, a native of aison1 for the War Department beach yesterday. Judging Making the classic turn of Earlier in the hearing one Montgomery. Ala., is a 1916 ' and then served as director of the capacity of the alligator BATTENING THE HATCHES—Three sailors at the United States Mine- Atlantic hurricanes, Helene al- of the three appellate judges graduate of the Alabama Poly- * the office of legislative liaison craft, their total load could force Base at Charleston, S. C., remove awnings and sandbag entrances tered course in the night toward suggested the up to Thousands moved inland that school clos- technic Institute, and a gradu- 1 See PERSONS. Page A-3 have been 54 tons. in preparation for Hurricane Helene. as gales the north, sparing South Caro- ing law was invoked prema- and towering waves pounded the Carolina coast, but Charleston escaped lina coastal areas the full brunt turely in Warren County, No Direct Hits the full force of the hurricane.—AP Wirephoto. of her wrath. since the school board had not Today’s supplies came in 59 Taking over control of the actually enrolled Negro students landing craft. They carried a hurricane warnings beamed up in the white high school. possible maximum of 177 tons the East Coast in advance of The school closing should not Little Rock Is Voting of supplies. It has been esti- 0 50 K)0 howling winds, the Washington • Do,hom have come about under Vir- the • Weather Bureau warned that mated 80.000 to 100.000- STATUTE Mills" . ¦¦ i. M ginia law until the local board garrison 11 i # Rocky Mount JJT mft evacuation was "imperative" man Quemoy needs 350 Raleigh on actually the Negro Typhoon . enrolled On School tons daily to stay at top combat Kills j*J island beaches and in coastal Integration h students, it was suggested. capability. Greenville areas from Cape Fear to Hat- The question of timing was LITTLE teras. ROCK. Ark., Sept, i and deceive the voters of the Alligators and other landing • CHARLOTTE raised by Judge Soper, NORTH J Morris 27 < AP). Election officials Little Rock school lie craft cast off from United The center of the hurricane as district.” Japan pass the three-member Fourth due to sup- 241 in _ CAROLINA was Cape Hatteras States-escorted Predict a heavy vote in today’s said. "The Jntegrationists are Nationalist Circuit Court of Appeals met about lose ply ships standing outside Red at midnight, the Weaiiier to crucial to a battle.” here consider pleas from referendum on the in- artillery range 1,270 Missing, SOUTH c °p* 100,10 «* reau said. Movement was at 10 tegration The Governor expressed a and swarmed to Are W(lm „,g(on Warren County and Norfolk to of Little Rock schools. 7? miles an hour at midday, with conviction that courts 'four separate landing areas. • delay segregation. The ballot offers a choice of woulcl 442,548 Homeless CAROLINA V y a gradual never order private schools to As they came In shells pickup in the north- Warren County High School allowing Negroes to attend all 0 Sumter Florence X.n iIN easterly speed splashed around TOKYO, 27 (AP).—Ty- °' predicted as the schools in Integrate. all them and Sept. * C °P*- fr has been closed for two weeks. the Little Rock*dis- the phoon Ida deso- Columbia winds advanced up the coast. tnct or restricting them hit beach. There was one left death and HTWy'le Beach Gov. Almond announced he was to President Issued Warning jvery near which a lation in central Japan today. Heavy their own segregated schools. miss caused Rains Expected assuming control of the school ; stop seconds, Rescue franti- There are about 42.000 eli- Gov. Faubus charged that craft to for a few crews worked Heavy under a State law which closes but I saw no direct hits. cally to clear the damage. rains were forecast any integration gible voters, including 8,000 President Elsenhower had over Eastern school where ‘ North Negroes. ! Even had the shelling been National police reported 241 Jf Carolina takes place. The action Polls opened at 9 a.m. joined in a campaign of de- \ •Allendale and. portions of came (EST) Star heavier than in the past dead from the typhoon's rip- tyT Ocean Southeastern when Federal Judge John Paul and> will close at 7:30 ception and propaganda” aimed Virginia this afternoon and to- ! P-m. at making voters believe they two days, a majority of the ping winds and floods. 1.270 V y,, CHARLESTON \ issued order requiring the .afe* night. No change in the size an approve landing craft could have missing, and 442,548 homeless. County Board Tension over the election i must integration or 1 \ or intensity of Helene Warren School rising leached the long expanses of w'as ex- to admit 20 Negroes to the , has been during the last 1let the school remain closed. I Almost a half million houses pected. few days. beach. 30,000 white school. President Eisenhower warned were flooded and acres The highest wind reported Last night Gov. Orval E. Thursday that closing of pub- Medicines Dropped of rice paddies ruined. avannah thus far was 120 miles per Refusal Faubus. gas** hour Questioned who closed the city’s lic schools faced with integra- The known casualty toll was, at Frying Pan Lightship four high This strongly Indicated the off Judge Soper questioned why schools two weeks |Uonj' in Arkansas and Virginia expected to rise as communi- j Wilmington. ago in move to Nationalists, aided the school board had refused to t a avoid immedi-' could lead to disastrous con- by United cations with the disaster areas pnSeo Island Winds of near hurricane ate integration, appealed for a force enroll the Negro students when sequences for the Nation. States advisers, have found a were fully restored. f.Bcunswidt battered beaches near ! Heavy turnout at the noils. r \ the they showed up at the school Reiterating that he tiad a formula for breaking the block-I coastal village of Shal- He assailed Little Rock Buried by Landslides lotte. C., board office. sac- workable plan for placing pub- ade. greatest N. and blew waves , tions which have been pro- Their need now A half dozen villages on the; IN HURRICANE'S PATH—Vacation communities Mr. Phillips replied that the lic schools under private opera- across the beaches. Several school board had been advised I moting a vote for integrated is for more World War H Alli- scenic Izu Peninsula 70 miles along the lower North Carolina coast today awaited persons drowned in this . tion on a segregated basis. Gov. Tokyo by area the school no longer was under schools. But he said he was gators and similar amphibious; belowj were struck 100 the full force of Hurricane Helene. The center of the in a 1954 hurricane. , not trying to Faubus added: landing supplement mile an hour winds and raging pointed local control, but was in the influence the get into situa- craft to the storm was toward Cape Fear after shifting Whiteville. N. C„ a town 36 election. “The decision ‘‘l do not a United States-supplied supply! ! floods. Newspaper reports said Governor’s hands. is knowing course.—AP Wirephoto. milts inland, lost its power yours.” he locally tion without what 1 ships. bodies were recovered from "Then, it is a fact that they declared in a doing.” 180 Continued on Page A-3, Col. televised speech. your pub- am The convoy the swollen Kano River and 1 concluded to disobey the order “As The clergymen appealing arrived after a lie servant, I will abide by your for ; heavy night-long bombard- 600 were missing. Police con- of the court?” asked Judge i a favor of decision.” vote In Integrated ment which failed stop firmed at least 38 killed in that Soper. schools were the Rt. Rev. Rob- to Na- agreed A plea for approval ' tionalist planes from para- area. He said he the school i of inte- ert R. Brown. Episcopal Bishop reported was a difficult po- grated schools was made last chuting: in high priority sup- Entire families were Hurricane board in , of Arkansas: Methodist Bishop buried alive in landslides. lisa sition. but observed that it night by four of Little plies such as medicine. Hurricane to Go East, Rock’s; Paul E. Martin: Dr. T. B Hay, drenched by a They appeared , In Tokyo, rec- 400 looked as if the school board I church leaders. a Presbyterian pastor, and Dr Part of the aerial drop con- rainfall, police Now Miles a lettei the Gov- televised program ord 15'/2-inch obeyed from or. a spon- Dale Cowling, Baptist pastor sisted of 80.000 moon cakes by a said 23 persons were killed and ernor instead of a Federal court sored a women’s group president Moon cakes arc to the Chinese Missing From San Juan and of the Greater missing electro- District Area 14 Four were integration order. He asked I which contends that the high autumn harvest festival what See LITTLE ROCK, Page A-2 cuted by broken power lines. MIAMI,Fla.. Sept. Numazu margin of safety," the Weather Weather Que- Tokyo's police and firemen top winds of 115 miles an tions would not be subject to Sept. (AP>.— moy Troops 1 Bureau said. Station at National Airport hour. Timing Stressed LONDON. 27 defenders. munched' worked around the does and Hurricane-force winds ex- court rulings and therefore China’s atomic them as they stood at their However, military authorities took official custody of Helene only Red first re- troops to mop tended outward 100 miles in the “But that statute comes ! could be operated on a segre- and cyclotron into posts. were mobilized were taking no chances. One from the Miami station when actor went up damage. 1 northeast semicircle into play when the school board gated Officials today United States ’ group of troop carrier planes it issued an advisory at noon. and 50 -1 basis. operation today at a site near said the latest military worked with 1 miles to the southwest, the admits the children, does it “This is why Peiping, Peiping air drop was successful and crews 1 w’as evacuated from Andrews Eugene W. Hoover, hurricane the main reason | the radio re- them. Miami Weather Bureau said. not?” asked Judge Soper. great there reports j Field, and others tied research forecaster here, said such a and determined | ported. The reactor is of the were no of dam- were Forecaster Arnold Sugg said “Ican’t answer for the Gov- age planes. May down, in anticipation pos- (Strong effort is being made to confuse ; heavy water type. to the The aerial Hit Hokkaido of currents aloft should there are some signs that lisa ernor.” replied Mr. Phillips. delivery of badly needed . sible 50-mile-an-hour winds push the giant storm eastward. sup- Skies over the city- were has intensified or is intensify- plies supplemented Air Governor Almond has taken the landing ; sunny this afternoon as Ida, predicted by Force weath- He said the hurricane's ver- ing. Sea-level pressure yesterday cargo of 27.52 the position that a Federal 1 of from a , typhoon No. 22 and classified j ermen. tical dimensions are unusual, was reported during the night. court order requiring integra- blockade-running convoy. of the worst to ap- At Bolling Field, crews were extending so high they are The as one ever Some increase in size was tion amounts to an integrated intensity of Red firing proach the island nation. , alerted for a possible evacua- oound to be affected by the 1 forecast. enrollment, therefore and in an effort to stop supplies ) and the Man Woman Die ! packing tion order late today. Planes swift air currents. headed north still 50 Ships in lisa's path from reaching Quemoy were told schools involved must be closed. the m.p.h winds. The bu- - weie being tied down, and “There is little chance of to Small group just five miles from Red weather its i use extreme caution Tiie school closing law was in- reau said the typhoon may hit t others towed into hangars. coming this far north.” he craft in the voked China was indicated by a com ¦ north coastal in Warren County when In Fiery 4-Car Crash Hokkaido. northern- Some planes were evacuated said. waters of Puerto Rico, the Vir- munique by Johan's the county failed at previous issued the Nation- most island, tonight from Light showers predicted gin alist Defense Ministry in Taipei, the Anacostia Naval Air are I Islands and the Leeward attempts to win a stay of Judgr A Southeast Washington of< 6050 Bock road. Oxon Hill, Medical organized here tonight. stay Formosa. teams were 1 Station and other security islands were advised to in Paul's order. couple burned to death in the : a carpenter, suffered head in seven major hospitals and Yesterday the high 90 port heavy Itsaid the artillery 1 measures were taken on the was l until swells and Judge Soper questioned Mr. car today in a four-car colli- i injuries and is in undetermined mainland 13 health centers, and tetanus base degrees. Tonight's low is ex- rough Phillips !rained 12,697 shells s t ¦ seas subside. ana Assistant Attorney sion in Oxon Hill. Md. ( condition in Hadley Memorial on the vaccine was prepared fo>' 180.- pected to be 64, a A morning advisory General Quemoys yesterday and 2,974 The Weather Bureau said and then i said lisa Robert D. Mcllwaint They were identified as Hospital.1 000 shots. The water bureau temperature drop to 52 by to- was moving frequently more up to 5 am. today. By J winds may reach 20 miles an ¦ north-northwest at during the first sev- William L. Smith, 26, and his The two men were pulled Page morrow night. 8 Nationalist count, this brings See TYPHOON. A-33 hour here this afternoon ana miles an hour. See VIRGINIA, Page A-2 wife, Thelma, 27, of 4501 First < from the wreckage by the un- Hoover the number of shells hurled at Mr. said the station 1 . f street S.E. They had no chil- j injured driver of the fourth 1 has no formal open the Quemoys since the current plans to dren. Mr. Smith was a civilian ( car, David Weitzman, 47, of the Emergency Warning Center employe at the Navy Propellant 4803\ Winslow road, Oxon Hill, §fe QUEMOY, Pare A-14 at the airport, but its facilities MINISTER HELPS Hit-Run Auto Kills Plant, Indian Head. Md. , an aircraft technician, and a will be available to anyone who > RETARDED YOUTHS Prince Georges County police passingj motorist, Charles Finn wants to use them. I Who Is Roy Chalk? A YOUNG Man, Hurts Another said four other persons were of, Accokeek. Residents of Virginia's coast - WASHINGTON MIN- ISTER is trying to import ideas of A 20-year-old sent to hospitals after the Indian President Page Frederick Pfc. Stout said Mr. Weitz- See WEATHER. A-3 religion to small retarded children. • 12:45 a.m. accident on Indian ] A banker called him Md.i man was killed and an- man and Mr. Finn then tried “Mighty Mouse”; his For the story planted other Head highway at Oxon Hill | Is Greeted in Tokyo of how he has man seriously injured to rescue the others, but were employes call him “Super-Chief.” He was almost concepts of God in minds which early today on a highway road. forced back by the intense heat TOKYO. Sept. 27 (AP> The $9 STOCKS understand with difficulty, see the near Hyattstown. Montgomery victims’ car burst into of, the flaming car and burn- President Raiendra Prasad of unknown here when he borrowed million to Church Rage, A-6 County police they ap- flames after it was struck in ingj gasoline the pavement. India flew in today tor IN THE SPOTLIGHT said on a nine- buy the ailing Capital Transit System irk Au- PIANIST VAN CLIBURN to'k parently struck by a the rear by another vehicle, The driver of the third day state visit to Japan. Em- were hit car — gust, 1956. Mt.Vr YORK < AP). Following are along a well-read Bible when ha lun vehicle. police said. They said the listed by police peror Hirohito greeted him at ¦Ui .sans. hißn low. closing once ano was as Mrs change went to Moscow to compete in In flaming automobile then hit the airport. ne* ol the *jo most active stock the undetermined condition at Bernice H Brabham. 43. of A Star reporter was assigned to find out how lor the v» ecu < r.c*d mu intcrnotionol Tschoikovsky contest. third, crossed the center line, High Low Clo.sr Chg Frederick Memorial Hospital a 1338 W street S.E. She was The Emperor .<> !* broke Japanese 3tud rack u'rl i 8* 4 , l A description of the role faith hos a fourth vehicle, this genial financier earned his first dollar and ::4;«• l s 3. was James T. Lyles, 26. Police and struck treated at Casualty Hospital court precedent by going Avcti Mfa s r H T * played in brilliant of out to Am Mo. .’!• kit -:i3 n IN’h lit a— I the career the identified the The driver of the which : a 1 * young on dead man as i car for head and knee cuts. A meet a head of state other than parlayed it to million by the time he was 30. IGonVoi I7'i: l«V» Hi I* +1 Tenon is Poge A-9. . ,3 .’{it3 J William F. Curtis, also ’ started the chain accident was ] passenger in her a member of royalty. Alum Ltd .’l!*!» t\ 4 , 4 .‘l*4 « ol car was Mrs. The two The first of a fascinating series of stories begins Btd Pack ' r.’.l 'IV2 IWTh *•.!*» Frederick. identified by police as John Minnie Forester. 58, of shook hands while a Fritfh Trl ISBN ls> 4 Hi'* IT'a l 3 a for 1050 Japanese Loews KHi no* *,u« Guide Readers [ Miller, tomorrow in The Sunday and daily 5 The body and the injured A. 33, of San Diego BarnabyI terrace S.E.. who was band played the Indian and Star continues Curtis P ir.lfi J:i *4 11*4 I-! * -I*4 Amuse'ts A-11-23 GrahPae 144!* I“• -t- >4 ; Lost, Found A-J by a , He suffered head for multiple ! Jananpse in 1 man were found motorist Calif. in- i treated bruises at anthems. The Evening Star. ; Hupp Cp 1 -T.’K 5*4 44 * . * j Churches 9 Obituary 3 A-6 A-10 on Route 355 a quarter-mile i juries and is listed as in fair , Andrews Air Force Base Hos- Mr. NY Cent 1.101 *:4 * ".".'j !!.!*?+ » 4 A Prasad’s arrival had been ; Schenly I 1184 .to*. :4T 1 • .58'*— '• \ Classified 15-21 Real Estote B I 14 from Casualty For home delivery call Sterling 3 s * 1 *!*« + 3 Hyattstown around 5 am. . condition in Hos- pital,j police said delayed 24 hours by Typhoon convenient j PubHck 1 1181 I :i * 11 4 Comics A-22 23 Society B-12 • - * • i pital* charges Celanese ill?! 1'Z*2 ‘-’1 1? -t-1 Authorities said there were no i No have been filed Ida. This is the 73-year-old 3-5000. ( atd onj in»•: ;»m** s .*>7 y »„. I Crossword A-22 Sports A-12-14 highway said a passenger ATVSF 3 084 \\V\ \\S \\V 4 — V« skid marks on the near Police in [ pending completion of the in- 3 I Editorial A-4 TV-Radio B- President's second trip outside Mrtin Co lost .{.l * ;to .11%— V 13 the victims. his car, Michael, S. Brown, 21,| ! vestigation. India. 1 AT&Tfl 1088 lOS * a 188*4 1!*1 '» 4 *!»« Burl Ind inert 14» 4 r!"« It 1 1 a