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Pitchers'Duel - r w * v‘ •—'"-"BP « Governor's Firmness Opens Series Before 69,000 Bars Troop Recall Braves and Yanks Scoreless in Fourth; Governors Are Won't Pledge Skowron Injured Warned Protection for • ns UNION By President on Schools Negro Pupils Ry CECIL HOLLAND Emphasizes He'll Use Any Means et»r Stas Correspondent Needed to Enforce Integration LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Oct. 3. —Gov. Orval E. Faubus said >l-11) Mt-M ' By GARNETT D. HORNER today he is “standing pat” on President Elsenhower has warned Southern Governors his statement rejected by Pres- that he would feel obliged to use "whatever may ident Elsenhower for withdraw- means be ing troops enforcing ™ Federal f required" see that ijS II to Federal Court school integration orders school integration here. are carried out whenever a State falls to do so. Gov. Faubus animatedly ex- BY . SCOBS INNINGS This was disclosed by the White House today in making pressed his position at a well- public notes used by the President in opening bis conference attended news conference that NewYsck.. 459 • - with four members of a South- left in a perplexing stalemate negotiations to bring about era Governors Committee yes- respective States have the the BULLETIN terday afternoon. primary responsibility withdrawal of the Federal for troops guarding NEW (Special).— Press Secretary James C. maintaining order. Little Rock's YORK FIRST PlTCH—Milwaukee Braves Second first pitch to open the 1957 . It However, High The Braves sad Hagerty said the notes outlined under pretext of main- Central School. Yankees Wlrephoto. the The Governor were locked In a scoreless Bia«nan Red Schoendienat is at bat in Yankee was a strike.—AP the principles that have guided taining order a Governor may was pressed , repeatedly to say whether he battle after 4 innings. Stadium today as delivers the the President in the LittleRock not interpose military force or crisis and "will continue to permit , would guarantee the safety of mob violence to occur Negro By CHARLES M. EGAN golds him" in school integra- so as to prevent the nine students attending final order integra- asort* Editsr or Tho star tion problems. of s Federal court from being , the school under an tion order of the United States Oct. Two Stressed carried out. NEW YORK. 3.—Amid Points District Court. He parried all a perfect weather setting of Stengel Goes Saudi Arabia Rejects Teamsters Bar Mr. Eisenhower emphasized I President Mast Act of the questions by such re- bright funahlne with a 70-de- these two points: “When an obstruction ofr piles as: gree temperature. Abe 54th 1. "Afinal order of a Federal i justice has been interposed or "I’ll consider that responsi- court giving effect to a desegre- bility when it becomes my re- World aeries got under way at Charges on Soviet Arms ; mob violence is permitted to s'Paper gation public school plan must | sponsibility” and “I don’t have this after- Against'Book' Locals' ’ exist so that it is impracticable obeyed by to the Government Minister Tells U. N. of Full Solidarity be State authorities to enforce the by as Federal noon. major league and J Uws the is in charge.” Both all citizens as the law of ordinary course of judicial pro- champions, Series Throng Gets With Syria, Hits Western Policy Union Expected to theland.” the Yankees and ceedings the obligation of the Parries Questioner 3. of the Milwaukee Braves, started Perfect Weather UNITED NATIONS, N. Y„Oct. 3 UP).—paudl Arabia today Vote Tomorrow "Powers a Btate Gov- President under the Constitu- ABC ernor ouy not be used to newsman Robert Flem- their pitching aces before a By BURTON HAWKINS rejected Western charges that Soviet arms shipments ware defeat ; tion and laws is inescapable. ing of Washington asked for a of He is obliged a crowd estimated at 49,000. endangering peace in the Middle East. Instead, it said the BULLETIN valid order a Federal 1 to use whatever ' "yes or no" answer on that MIAMIBEACH. Fl*.—Cre- court." means may be required by Whiter Ford, who won’t bo NEW YORK. Oct 3—Casey tension was caused by the relics of Western Imperialism. the pqint, and the Governor, speak- 39 a couple of weeks, was Btengel, foremost exponent of dentials of five "paper locale" Elaborating on the second particular situation.” for In a policy declaration before the 83-nation General I ing sharply, countered by ask- pitching for the American baseball's platoon system, ig- in the Hew York area wow point, the President's notes This was the principle ing, “Have you stopped beating Assembly, Shukairy i be- League champions when Rod nored the standardised mana- Minister of State Ahmad called on the withdrawn today by the said: hind the President's action in i your wife? Answer that yes or adopt Credentials the Schoendienst. whose only pre- U. N. to a hands-off Committee of “The governors of the See PRINCIPLES. Page A-IIi no.” Series experience • righthanded hitter against attitude let the breaking." Teamsters Union convention ' vious World a and Middle "This is met he said. Among delegates Gov. Faubus the press was with the 1944 Bt. Louis lefthanded whenever East settle its awn problems. no secret to reveal. The Arab here. 'soon after the Negro students Cardinals, stepped up to the possible is be sent Rookie Tony He declared the fullsolidarity are eager ousted by this action were countries to establish Harry entered school for the sixth plate as Milwaukee's leedoff Kubek to laftfield for the New of his country with Syria. the best relations with the hoodlums Davidoff. day under military protection. any Joseph Cureio and Harry Clement Hopes today "We shall resist attempt for Pact York Yankees in the West on a level of equality and With a Federalized National opening game to interfere-in the affairs of Reiss, who figured in recent Guard . 34-year-old of the World mutual respect. Senate unit on duty for the aeries with the Byrta," be said. "We shall not policy the Rackets Committee day lefthander, was Ford’s pitching Milwaukee "But it to the of Invest! gaPons. second successive during opponent. His selection by ¦raves before a throng of 19.- allow the Middle Eaajt* to be West which to dastrcartng ties Despite Faubus Stand school hours, there were no Manager Fred Haney plunged into any cold war of with the Arabs. It to the West reported However, caused By B? J.A. O’LEARY incidents , the pilot, going against any character. which to destroying West. WILLIAMHINEB | I Ger. Clement said he re- there were of Yanks’ Caaey eras the ‘ the Sttr Oteg OwtMpaaSnt Gov. « ceived many phone calls Indications quite a with by employing in- The affairs of the Middle Ws need only cite Syria 9s • Clement of Tennessee! and mounting tension among the few headaches book Kubek today refused to hope • imeasages all parts of his starting lineup. Casey was stead of tighthanded - East are. should be. and should ease in point.". MIAMI BEACH. Fla.. Oct abandon from students and rumors were the for an agreement with- . the country tost night He anxious to use as many right- ting Howard. He was in- remain, the ooneera of the Syria’s 3.—Tbs forces of Jimmy Hoffs, on afloat that some white students Elston He asserted arms drawal troop* said they ques- handed batters as possible. by superior Middle East." buildup "to no danger to any cheered by Supreme Court of Federal from t differed on the were planning to stage a mass fluenced Kubek's Shukairy Arkansas, despite the latest ; tion of integration, but they Shortly game defensive ability in a spot rated Mr. skid the West- neighbors/' spe- action favorable to their can- walkout in protest against the before time, charged He mentioned statement of . "nearly all agreed the Stengel be known extremely haiaidous by out- ern powers had that cifically Western charges that Gov. Orval E. use of presence of the Negroes. however. let it trying Tssswlen Get AOvMti took ot Faubus that he is standing pat : raw force and bayonet*” are that was starting young fielders. Also figuring in Sten- the Soviet Uhlon was Turkey and several pro- be to Incite Arab nationalism with HaWo-locked Ticket. ?f A 4 on the terms he announced tost .inot the answer. Denies Altering Statement Tony gel's was J97 Western Arab were ~ Kubek. a lefthanded hit- decision the bat- breaking countries night. Gov. rejected tor, In ting compared with the aim of the ties didate, forged ahead Sees Other Sal ation i Faubus as false laftfield instead of versa- of Kubek threatened. today in "I have not given up hope." ! reports from Washington who bath of the Arab nations with the up the presi- He said he is still convinced in- tile , Howard's JS3 mark. • Syria, he said, "harbors no an effort to sew said Gov. Clement, through dicating that he righthanded. *a a * West. dency a 1 some other solution will be had altered For a while malicious designs against Tur- of the International member of his staff, after the statement he issued here Caeey origin, sunny weisntr wttn b “Arab ties with the West are hear- found. had considered using key” and "it to nonsensical fun Brotherhood of Teamsters. ing the Faubus press last night after agreement slight nip greeted of con- It was not an Howard at first base instead In the Kir the to speak of danger” to Byria's Hoffa’s* partisans cheered ference morning. clear whether the had players they batting this agreement been reached on a plan of . who has been as took Arab neighbors. wildly late yesterday when the worked out at a for The Tennessean backed up long conference withdrawing Federal troops bothered by a bad back. Skow- practice. Entertaining fans who Atom Agency Bars convention dele- his | White House “as . only Teamsters expression hope by soon practicable" early, principally Saudi Arabia was the of can-i yesterday collapsed as and ron had been a question mark arrived those nation to speak in the gates were informed that Chief celling a plane on a mis- returning the because, jammed bleachers, Arab reservation he understanding over words, Federalized Na- while he can hit and who the eras East Zone, China morning and Justice Warren had refused to had to leave Washington or tional Guard to the all right, he has been The Citadel band. debate. Jordan for intentions. Governor's field VIENNA. Oct. 3 (AV—Russia Iraq had planned to deliver act on an effort to stop ballot- Nashville at 1:30 this after- jcontrol. unable to without pain. ing The Governors’ The vast stadium was slow in and its allies failed today in policy speeches, but decided for the union presidency. noon. committee The Governor appeared in- Stengel picked the veteran filling. Roads leading to the first attempt bring Red later to postpone their ap- Hoffs to generally believed to left the White House at dusk, dignant that the be their to Confers With Hodges jubilant assurances over young park were clogged for blocks in Chin* and East Germany into pearance until another day. control a majority of the votes in the belief it had was supposed to give to main- for second all directions, but those who at this convention. Howard Anderson, a member brought the President and Gov. tain law the new International Atomic of Gov. and order and not ob- base, with at third purchased standing room tick- Energy Clement's staff, said> Faubus together on an agree- struct the orders of the Agency. Way Clear for Vote the Governor conferred by tele- I Federal base. eta must have taken subways. general Japan Dumps $47,000 ment. Court had been agreed on and The IAEA conference With final legal action taken, phone this morning with Gov. was in cen- Long before the game got under rejected by votes, Announced about 6:15 pm.. prepared jointly with 36 to 13 with In Imperfect Pearls the way was cleared for Hodges of North Carolina, Wash- terfleld despite the shin splints way. they wen packed three abstention, proposal by a vote, 1 it provided that as soon as Gov. ington. one a TOKYO, 3 UP). —While probably tomorrow. Itwas ex- chairman of the four-man com- that have caused him so much and four rows deep behind the Czechoslovakia that all coun- Oct. Faubus would declare his in- “I write my statements at last rows of grandstand seats. a pected that preliminaries now mittee handling the problem this end of the trouble. tries be admitted to the con- Buddhist prigst chanted for the tention not to obstruct Federal line." he said ** * would be abbreviated somewhat Southern Governors' * ference at least as observers re- prayers and burned incense at court orders, the President with a show of spirit. “They FIRST INNING In an effort to get to the essen- Conference. write theirs For the first time since 1937. gardless of whether they are an improvised altar, $47,000 in of would return the Arkansas Na- at that end." BRAVES—Schoendienst took tialitem convention business. Present indications are Gov. tional Ouard when of the members of the U. N. pearls export Up to to State control Two Points Negotiated a called strike, then grounded Yankees opposed Hubbell deemed unfit for now. a surprising Clement will remain here until and then withdraw Federal Carey. Carl The conference then adopted amount attention The Governor nego- to Logan popped to Giants, were poured Into the waters of of has been tonight- The other three Gov-j troops practicable. said the of the lefthanders by 39-0, with seven absten- paid niceties of as soon as tiations which Coleman back on the outfield opened for both clubs. Warren Mtoaki Harbor, north of Tokyo to the demo- emors have returned to their, have been go- grass. Mathews worked the tions. s Canadian proposal that cratic usage. In the oplpion homes. Assurance Lacking ing on in Washington between Bpahn, smart 36-year-old cam- only Bay. today. count to three and two. then members of the U. N. or of persons familiar with Team- “I am ready go anywhere, ! Gov. issued his a commute of Southern Gov- paigner who eight times has its agencies be to Faubus state- skied to Carey. admitted. Red "Pearl Queen” Miss Sara sters operations. One expla- anytime to get agreement ment at 7:34 p.m.. and at 10:37 ernors and the President were won 30 or more games in the China already had a delegation Ntohiga dumped imperfect nation an I YANKEES—Bauer filed to regular the offered was that no that will avoid the use of the President announced that it on the basis of two points. One season, was Milwau- waiting here in Ihe hope of gems into the during the matter happens in short right-center. sea what at this bayonets in solving this prob- did not constitute assurance was. he explained, that he will Pafko kee's hope. Whltey Ford, prod- ceremony aboard Tachi- convention, legal McDougald singled sharply to admittance. the action is like- Gov. Clement had said that the Governor would “use assume responsibility for law uct of 's sand- The conference elected as bana Maru. ly to lem.” right on first pitch. Mantle lots, appearing follow and—ln the words earlier today. Continued Page .and order if the Federal troops the was in his president Dr. of one on A-l*.Col. 3 are withdrawn. was credited with a when eighth game Karl Gruber 1 The Japan Pearl Export As- of observer—“the courts Berles for the Austria. Dr. Oruber, is will watching everything I The second, Logan was unable to get the Yankees. who sociation said it wanted to rid be the Governor Austria's Ambassador to the the market of Imperfect pearls that happens here." | added, is that he would not ball out of the webbing of his •a a a United Btates and a glove good stop former to maintain Japan's reputation Lawyer Busy See ARKANSAS. A-9 after a on Holla's -—» - - Pace Scores of celebrities were Foreign Minister, was chosen He denied the pearls were Ceylon Minister Snubs ¦ Mickey’s hopper. hard Skow- present. Among was by acclamation. dumped George Mantle, them to keep prices up. Hoffa’s lawyer. Fitz- ron forced Schoen- Carmen Basillo, world middle- gerald Is Logan. popped of Detroit. much in He Gets the Evidence dienst to Berra weight boxing champion, who evidence conferring to Schoendienst. with his Gluck, Later MEDFORD. Oreg., Oct. 3 stood adjacent Sees Him in a box to the client and with other union ! (A*).—Policeman Tomlin Furnas SECOND INNING Yankees' dugout and gaped like Britain's Dollar leaders in the halls. The white- COLOMBO. Ceylon, Oct. 2 | merely appendages to modern went to investigate a complaint a wide-eyed youngster Reserves (A*).—Ceylon’s ;clvllizatlon. BRAVE until haired attorney has made no Education Min- That is all.” (that a dog had bitten S—Aaron bounced police shooed a man. Coleman to him away with public statements about his ac- ister, W. Dahanayake, today Mr. Oluck said: “You may Mr. Furnas got his evidence. out. Bkowron. Ad- other surged tlvlltles, See SERIES. Fags A-14 fans who had but he is believed to refused to see United States be surprised, but I entirely The dog bit him. toward the field. Fall in Threat to be kept busy making sure all Ambassador Maxwell Gluck—- agree with you.” ,*a Pound a a action but was later persuaded by Oct. 3 W).—The the charges taken in his client's in- a Mr. Dahanayake told Mr. The happiest kid in the coun- LONDON. Interest on all pub- terests are legally pure. junior minister to talk with Treasury announced today that lic and private loans in Gluck: “I am one of those who try undoubtedly was Fred Fox. Britain. Still to be accomplished be- the envoy. THE DUKE'S ROLE WEARY Legion Britain’! gold and dollar re- In pound Gluck believe that each country American Junior "player recent months the fore balloting can take place Mr. is the man who ‘should have the of the serves fell by 9392 million dur- been subject heavy pres- up capacity to IS SPELLED FROM Year.” The Cincinnati ing September. has to Is the approval of a revised kicked a storm after his shape its destiny without OUT youngster, guest sure in money appointment i own of Commis- international Continued on Fage Cot as Ambassador by running NO The reserves stood at sl.- markets. Speculators A-4. 1 confessing l to others for aid. IDLER is Hm Duke .1 Edm- WALKING? sioner Ford Frick, threw out have he could not call off kergfc soys Scottish Dorothy the first 950.000,000 on September 30. been selling them in belief Premier These courtesy calls—l say Writer ball after Mias Lucy the Solomon Bandaran- you lend. Tho role ho plays Monroe sang It has been accepted by some that sterling would be devalued alke’s name. 'How do do.' and 1 wish in support “The Star- He and Mr. Ban- you the best, and you say of Queen Elisabeth is detailed on Spangled Accompany- economists that 92 billion is and buying West German London Plane Flies daranaike joked like- Banner." the minimum figure about the inci- wise—that’s all." Fage 9 5. ing her was the band from The to which marks on the theory that the dent when they finally met Citadel, whose president. the reserves could tall without marks would be revalued up- To San Francisco here September Mr. Oluck said courtesy calls HOME RULE for riot-tora Algeria Gen. endangering 19 and Mr. Mark Clark, was In the stands. the value of the ward. Bandaranalke said he had helped people to know one has not set veil with either the pound. Without Stopping trouble another better. French or Algerians. Its affact on The Intent te Devalue Denied with Mr. Gluck's name, reserves finance the too. Mr. Dahanayake also criti- the two peoples is analyzed in on sterling area's trade with the The Macmillan government BAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 3 UP). has stated repeatedly that —A When Mr. Gluck the cised Donald Ostrander, chief authoritativa orticle on Fage A23. New Azores Isle dollar world. The sterling area it commercial airliner flew reached (Co-operative has no intention of reducing today Education Minister's office here for CARE Includes Britain and the Com- into San Francisco non- to- for 9EING INTERVIEWED is getting monwealth, the value as the pound and stop London. day on a courtesy call Mr. American Remittances to to he old hat to Grows Rapidly except Canada, from The Trans Europe), which provides milk Colaaiaitt Jim will take action to fight Brit- World Airlines Constellation Dahanayake shouted to his Rishop who mokes his living doing Are you walking when you LAGENS, Azores, Oct. 3 UP).— and some other countries. for free distribution among riding? September ain's Inflation, which threat- carried 49 passengers and a private secretary: “I have no tho same. His latest brush a should be If so, The rising The fall followed younger school children with •your problems new vc'cenlc island drop ens to price this exporting crew of It. time for Ambassadors." in London woman roporter automotive a of 9336 million In Au- Ceylon. is outlined are easily solved. Just turn from the Atlantic near Fayal gust. nation out of world markets. The plane left London at 9 Mr. Dahanayake told news- | •" The Star's Feature Fage, 9-23. pound men Mr. not He said Mr. Ostrander had to the many best second- Island was growing rapidly in Bank Recently The was last devalued am.. Pacific standard time, Gluck had made listings Rato Boosted by a Labor government In yesterday. an appointment. obstructed his efforts to in- car in the Classi- width and height today. By 1949. It touched down at Guide for Section of today’s export drives, import re- It was then cut from Mr. Dahanayake’s secretary crease milk consumption in Readers fied Reports 94 to San Francisco International Star. You’ll get a "lift” received at lAgens strictions and monetary poli- 92.90. Airport at 9:36 later arranged Mr. schools and to extending the Amuse'ts A 36-17 Editorial ... A-24 a.m. for Gluck (utmost from among scores of top Airfield said the island was now cies successive BrltUh govern- Since the bank rate was The flight was 5,367 miles. to talk with P. B. Weerakoon. free milk scheme to children and Feature Foge 1-23 possibilities. 90 feet, above sea level and was ments have fought since the raised the pound has strength- . a junior above the third grade. He skid Finance A-39-39 Lost, Found A-3 spreading Weather and wind conditions minister who atreated out at a rate of 300 end of World War Q to pro- ened on international markets. were good throughout the flight to Mr. Dahanayake and took Mr. Ostrander had “the dis- Classified C-S-11 Obituary .. A 26 For Just the car you’re feet every 13 hours. It already tect the gold and dollar bal- A Treasury spokesman the courtesy criticise I Comics 1-26-27 Sports C-l-4 looking for, at a price you said: and the captain decided it was Ambassador to him. to me in the has overlapped the shore of ance. “The Crossword . TV 24-2$ afford pay, always unusually heavy fall unnecessary to make the cus- Mr. Weerakoon explained an press." 9-26 Radio I can to Fayal Island. -On September Prime In this month is tomary refueling Editorial cheek Star Classified first 19 reserves due stop at Fro- appointment had been made Mr. Ostrander later denied Womans Smoke clouds climbed more Minister Macmillan’s govern- chiefly the heavy specu- bisher Bay. northeast of with the secretary. Articles A-25 Section 9-4-13 buy . . . to Hud- he had been before you your than 19,000 ashes Eng- discourteous to dependable, feet and were ment boosted the Bank of lation against the pound up son Bay, about half way be- Mr Dahanayake Mr Dahanayake. easiest route to falling on St. George told. Mr. He said Hove to good guaranteed automo- Island. land rate from 6 to 7 per cent to the time the government tween London and San Fran- Oluck: "Mr. Oluck, embassies CARE certain rules Th* Stor Delivered 35 miles northwest Fayal In a designed protect had and Your Doily tive bargains. of move to announced the Increase In the cisco. here have been of no use to that he would call on Mr. Home and Sunday The reports said eruptions were the pound. Now worth about bank credit on Septem- There was no the Dial STerling 3-5000 less frequent rate advance notice educational needs of the Dahanaßake to clear up wrong but more violent. 93.90. ..Die bank rate governs T of flight. country I consider them lapnzdtng. —* 1"