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Evening star., 1960-06-23
Scrub Paris Campaign
Offends I roditionoIists

PARIS, June % (AP) City
fathers are giving Paris a face
scrubbing despite pleas by ira
dltionaliStS that the dirt is part
of the city's historical charm.
The aim is to clean the city's
historical monuments and pub
lie buildings within five years.
FastidiouS tourists have COM
planned for years that half the
city's beauty lies buried be-
meath centuries of CRIME. But
the Partisan has mixed feelings
about the cleanup.
He's all for cleaning the Of
flee and apartment buildings
along the grand boulevards, -
but the historic buildings and
monuments are something else,
A businessman says:
AN historical m o n u m e n
should look like one. After all
they weren't put up yesterday"
The brush and = bucket bri-
gade has already scrubbed the
Elysee Palace, official home Of
President Charles de Gaulle
There is no record that the
palace walls, built in the 18th
Century, had ever been cleaned
and the result was startling.
What had been an imposing
dark grey. almost black, facade
emerged mottled yellow. 1T
looks nude" snorted the owner
Evening star., 1960-06-23
Butler Refuses Headquarters Space
To Stevenson's Unofficial MANAGER

Richard DAILY of Chicago. Gov
David Lawrence of Pennsyl-
vania, and Gov. Edmund G
Brown of California are un-
committed and all very de-
Iliberate men who share our
concern to have the best pos
sible leader"
Mr.. Doyle said he had been
in touch with draft Stevenson
leaders in most of the States.
He sympathizes with the former
Illinois Governors desire to get
the nomination under virtually
ideal circumstances or not at
ALL" which would mean after
the other candidates have had
a full and fair shot at it.
He was acting, Mr. Doyle
said, without the knowledge or
approval of the former Illinois
Governor. He did not even
have the sanction of all the
draft Stevenson clubs. He
said. it lust seemed neces-
sary for someone TO step for
ward and take charge" He
does have the knowledge and
approval of five prominent Ste
vensonians, Senators Monroney
and Carroll of Colorado. for
mer Senator Lehman of New
York and Mrs. Eleanor Roose-
welt, who says that Mr.. Ste
veuson is a candidate whether
he knows it or not.
Evening star., 1960-06-23

and threatened disclosure. Mr.
Butler told him to go ahead.
Senator Monroney, Demo-
crat of Oklahoma. Mr.. Steven
sons principal senatorial ally,
VINO lent Mr.. Doyle his Office
for today's press conference,
is trying to see MIR. Butler to
wangle some room at the inn.
Mr.. Doyle said Mr.. Butler turns
out to be a very busy man.
Someone asked if Senate
Majority Leader johnson, who
has stubbornly refused to ad-
NIT he is a candidate, had also
been rejected for headquarters
space. Mr.. Doyle referred the
question to Mr.. Butler.
Mr.. Doyle, describing him
self as drawn as by magnet
to the Stevenson efforts, bases
his hopes on a "Wide-open
situation" at the convention
and a belief, shared by the
johnson people, that Senator
Kennedy's delegate claims are
inflated"
His estimate of the 'front.'
runners strength on the first
ballot based on his own Nation
wide Investigations. is about
600. or 100 short of victory.
Mr.. Stevenson's first ballot
strength, according to Mr..
Doyle, will be of "beachhead"
proportions-that is about 100.
Mr.. Doyle says that Mayor
Evening star., 1960-06-23
BY ]. A. O'LEARY
Star STAFF Writer

Senate D ocratic Whip
Mansfield proposed today a
drastic reorganization of the
Nations foreign policy machin-
cry that would downgrade the
vice presidency and upgrade
the cabinet.
In a speech reviewing the
U-2 incident and other recent
world events, the Montana Sem
ator charged that the country
has been the victim of inertia
and lack of coordination.
In delivering the speech,
Senator Mansfield interpolated
a statement that his recon-
mendation concerning the fu-
ture duties of the Vice Presi-
dent contained no personal
implication regarding vice
President Nixon.
Senator Mansfield suggested
10 far-reaching changes:
l. Dissolve the National Sc
curity Council staff structure
and transfer its functions to
the regular cabinet depart
ments of the Executive Branch.
2. Reassert the Importance of
Evening star., 1960-06-23
Mansfield Proposes
degrading Of Cabinet

the cabinet as the principal
source of advice to the Presi-
dent, establishing a Cabinet
Inner Council consisting of the
President, Secretary of State
and Secretary of Defense to
meet on all matters of critical
Importance to peace and Secur-
ity.
3. Confine the Vice President,
who now serves on the National
Security Council. to the consti-
tutional function of presiding
over the Senate and such cere-
monial functions as the Presi-
dent may assign to him with the
concurrence of the Senate
leadership.
4. Terminate the indepen-
dent status of all agencies with
predominantly international
functions, such as the Interna-
tional Cooperation Admins
tration and the United States
Information Service, placing
the functions and personnel of
these agencies in the State
Department.
S. Give the State Depart
ment full control over interna-
See MANSFIELD, Page Ala
Evening star., 1960-06-23

of a shop on the Faubourg st,
Honore.
The next public monument
scheduled for a face-lifting is
the Arch of Triumph, shrine OF
French honor and patriotism
Frances unknown soldier lies
buried beneath it's soaring
arch.
They just can't do it," said
"a banker whose Office window
looks out on the Arch. Nov it
is what it should be, a memory
of our past. Clean it, and it will
be just a whited sepulcher."
The schedule calls for COM
pletion by the end of next year
of the cleaning of the Champs
ElySees, the Left Bank student
district, the Care de l'Est-one
of the city's biggest and grim
lest railroad stations and the
Place de la Republique, one OF
the city's largest public squares
The newspaper LIE Figaro
commented that it is all very
well to clean up the outside II
buildings, but the money could
be better spent doing some
thing about crumbling inte-
riors. The paper pointed out
that one-fourth of Paris l.
204,157 apartments have nc
running water and one-hali
have no private toilets.
Evening star., 1960-06-23
Legion Of Honor
Quarters Bombed

PARIS, June % (AP) "A
plastic bomb early today blew
up the main entry of the head
quarters of the Legion OF
Honor, several blocks from the
national assembly.
The force of the explosion
shattered windows of apart
ments in the area and damaged
six automobiles parked nearby
Nobody was hurt.
Police could give no nnme-
diate explanation.
The headquarters handles
the administrative procedure
for all awards of the Legion OF
Honor and the Military Medal
Nearly 250,000 Frenchmen
hold some form of the order
The latest recipient was Ar
gentine President Arturo From
dizi, who was decorated by
President de Gaulle yesterday
Evening star., 1960-06-23
By MARY McGRORY
Star Slaf Writer

Adlai Stevensons una
nointed campaign manager
launched a drive for the nom-
ination today with the news
that Democratic National
Chairman Paul Butler has re-
fused the two-time standard
bearer convention houseroom at
the headquarters hotel in Los
Angeles.
James E. Doyle, a slow
spoken, sad-eyed Madison
(Wis) attorney, said that Mr..
Butler refused him space at the
Hotel Biltmore on the grounds
that such requests should come
only from the candidate or
his staff.
Mr.. Stevenson has been say
ing all along he is not a can
didate. Mr.. Butler has been
saying publicly and privately
that Senator Kennedy, Demo-
crat of Massachusetts, win be
the nominee. Yesterday he said
the front-runner has the nom
ination "cinched."
Mr.. Doyle, As year old
founder-leader of the 1860
Draft Stevenson" movement,
told Mr.. Butler he found the
rule that only candidate or
his staff could ask for space
unreasonable and arbitrary"
Evening star., 1960-06-23

have to revalidate their opera
tors permits annually until
they reach the age of 18. New
laws placing tighter restric-
tions on Sunday sales by pusi-
nesses and sales of obscene
literature and materials also
will be enforceable starting
Tuesday.
No Whisky Tax Now
At present, Virginia has M
tax on whisky. Hard liquor is
sold legally only through the
State-operated liquor stores
but wine is sold at retail estab-
lishments, which also are IL
censed to sell beer. The States
profit on whisky heretofore has
been on its profit mark-up.
The higher beer tax is worked
out on a graduated scale, ac-
cording to the size of the con-
tainer, but amounts to one
half cent on the most popular
12-ounce size.
The gasoline increase will be
from 6 to 7 cents per gallon
See VIRGINIA, Page Ala
Evening star., 1960-06-23

time will pay a 3-cents-per-
pack tax on cigarettes.
Most of several hundred new
laws enacted by this years
General ASS e m bly,, however.
will become operative after
midnight Monday.
Exceptions are those bills en-
acted with effective dates speci-
fed, such as the tax measures;
the new SIPS billion budget
which always goes into effect
July l, at the beginning of the
fiscal biennium, and emergency
laws that take effect immedi-
ately after they are signed by
the Governor.
May Lift Auto Speed Limit
After Tuesday, for example,
the. State Highway Commission
may raise the maximum speed
limit on dual-lane, divided
highways from SIS to so miles
an hour for cars and from As to
so miles an hour for trucks.
The commission has completed
studies and is expected to act
soon.
Automobile drivers, begin
ming at age Is, hereafter will
Evening star., 1960-06-23
Virginia Stores
Yield 10 Sit-Ins
Counters Opened
After Protests

Lunch counters at two chain
stores were opened to Negroes
in Arlington for the first time
yesterday, and other drug and
department store chains today
followed suit.
There were indications that
the policy would be extended
throughout Northern Virginia
at many other stores in the
near future.
In Alexandria, a desegrega-
tion announcement was await
ing the recommendation of a
biracial committee which has
been studying the problem for
two months.
Uncertainty over the inter-
probation of segregation laws in
Fairfax County temporarily de-
layed decision by stores in that
jurisdiction. The uncertainty
apparently was cleared up to-
day. however, and some stores
were expected to extend the
deSegregation policy there.
Students Served
Eight white and three Negro
students who have been pro-
testing segregated facilities
walked into Woolworth's in
Shirlington yesterday afternoon
and were served. The counter
was closed last Saturday when
they appeared.
Last night the group seated
themselves at Drug Fair, Glebe
road and PerShing drive. The
counter was closed for two
hours, then reopened to serve
them. There were no incidents
at either place.
The decision of Woolworth's
See COUNTERS, Page b.
Evening star., 1960-06-23

Senate-House group providing
for creation of a National
Capital Transportation Agency
to plan a Washington subway
and other new transit facilities
The Mcmillan committee kept
in the bill a temporary freeze
on major new highway con-
Struction in Washington's Wis
consin avenue corridor pending
a trial of new rail transit. II
also indorsed a requirement
that future transit construc-
ton be approved by Congress
through specific legislation.
Senate Unit Differs
In these respects the House
committee departed from ac-
ton taken by the Senate Dis
trict Committee. The Senate
group, IN clearing the transit
measure two days ago, limited
the highway freeze to two years
and dropped the proviso re-
quiring future legislative clear
ance.
The freeze, aimed at a pro-
posed new Route 240 in the
Wisconsin avenue area and the
projected Glover-Ar C h b o. d
parkway, has been strongly
supported by some and sharply
attacked by others. There has
been no particular controversy
See TRANSIT, Page Ala
Evening star., 1960-06-23
House0KsBiII
For u. S.-State
Cdreof Aged
Medical Aid Plan
Approved 380-23;
Goes to Senate
BY ROBERT X. WALSH
Star Staff Writer

The House today oVerwhelm-
ingly passed, $50 to %, legis-
lation for a limited Federal
State method of medical care
assistance to low income per-
sons over 65.
The measure, which also
makes numerous changes in
social secuity coverages and
procedures, goes to the Senate,
where the Finance Committee
plans pompt consideration.
Leaders indicated the bill will
come up in the Senate next
week and that the old age
medical care provision might
be somewhat broadened.
If amended by the Senate
and subsequently accepted by
the House. that section would
go into effect July /, 1861. Most
OF the other changes in the
social security law would take
effect this year.
16 Democrats Vote No
Of the % House members
voting against the bill, Is were
Democrats, mainly from South
ern States. They included
Representatives Smith, Tuck
and Abbitt of Virginia. Among
the seven Republicans against
the bill were Representatives
Taber of New York, ranking
minority member of the House
Appropriations Committee, and
Mason, of Illinois, ranking Re-
publican on the Ways and
Means Committee.
Despite attacks on the bill
as being inadequate, the House
rejected by voice vote yester-
day a move to return it to the
Ways and Means Committee.
A final roll call on the bill
was put off until today because
many members were absent
when general debate ended
sooner than expected.
Differs From FOrand Bill
The limited provision for
Federal grants to enable States
to establish health care pro-
grams for low income aged
persons differs greatly from the
Forand bill for a program
within the Social Security
System and financed by higher
social security taxes on en-
ployes and employers. 1t also
differs greatly from the Fed
eral-State program proposed by
the Eisenhower administration
for optional participation by
persons over 65.
The much-modified plan was
considered by the House
under a procedure pro-
hibiting amendments. Sup
porters of the Forand plan or
See AGED, Page AS
Evening star., 1960-06-23
CHICKEN BECOMES
MORE POPULAR

CHICKEN EVERY SUNDAY Thot
wos the custom once. Nov, how
ever with the poultry industry
zoomins its chicken every doy,
if you prefer Violet FouIkner,
food editor Of The Stor, offers
chiehen dinner recipe todoy on
Poee C-l, which is sure TO make
hit with company.
DR.. EDWARD TELLER is the
principal advocate Of Project
Plowshore", use Of atom bombs for
peaceful purposes. Some Of his
pIons, and the reasons behind them,
ore exomined in THE Atomic
Years" on Pose a..
Evening star., 1960-06-23
Pact Takes Effect
Kishi Will Resiun
Party Must
Agree on
Successor

TOKYO. June % (AP).-|
Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi
today put into effect a new
p-year military alliance be-
tween the United States and
Japan-the major goal of his
| I312-year regime-and an
nounced he. would resign.
Mr.. Kishi, for weeks the tar
get of fanatical demonstrations
-~--------~-~-~-~-
japan Crisis Couses Anxiety over
Treoty. Page AS
by radical students, Socialists,
Communists and labor forces,
set no date for his resignation.
But a spokesman said the cabi-
net would quit en- masse as soon
as Mr.. Kishi's Liberal Demo-
cratic Party decides on his
successor.
Approval of the Liberal DEM
ocratic choice is a certainty,
since the party has a majority
in both houses of Parliament.
But considerable trading be-
tween rival factions may be
necessary before agreement.
Hurried Ceremony
The new United States
Japan security pact went into
force at a hurried ceremony
arranged secretly to foil plans
of Japanese left-wingers to de-
lay final action on the contro-
versial treaty.
United States Ambassador
Douglas Macarthur II and For
eign Minister Aiichiro Fuji-
yama met at Mr.. Fujiyama's
heavily guarded residence and
exchanged documents covering
their governments ratification
of the treaty.
The exchange Immediately
made the pact effective, con-
tinuing the United States
Japanese military alliance, CIV
ing the United States military
bases in Japan at least for the
next 10 years and pledging the
United States to defend ia
pan against attack.
Japan's left wing had been
staging huge and sometimes
violent demonstrations for a
month against the treaty, con-
tending it might involve Japan
in a war between the United
States and Russia or Commu-
mist China. Some members of
Mr.. Kishi's Conservative Party
also felt their country should
not become aligned with either
side in the cold war.
Blockade Threatened
Although the leftist demon
strations forced Mr.. Kishi to
call off President Eisenhower's
visit to Japan, the Prime Min
lister stubbornly refused to dis
See JAPAN, Page AS
Evening star., 1960-06-23
Blockade Threatened
Mikoyon in Oslo

OSLO, June % (AP).-Soviet
First Deputy Premier Anastas
Mikoyan arrived in Oslo today
to spend a week. He will
open a Soviet industrial ex-
hibition Saturday, will talk
with Norwegian leaders and
will make a quick tour of scenic
Western Norway.
Evening star., 1960-06-23
Virginia Prices to Rise
On Whisky, Gasoline
1919 Tax on Liquor, Cent Gallon
On Motor Fuel Effective July
By ALEX r. PRESTON
star Stan Writer

The price of whisky and gasoline is going up in Virginia
next week.
Beginning July 10 per cent tax whisky and wine
onehaf cent per bottle tax beer and 1cent per gal
Ion levy on gasoline will go into effect.
Thirty days later-on August 1-VirgnianS for the first
Evening star., 1960-06-23
Transit BiII0Kd
By House Unit
Early Vote Seen;
Road Freeze Kept
BY JAMES G. DEANE
Star stan Writer

Legislation aimed at creating
a new Washington area rapic
transit system won quick ap.
proval today from the House
District Committee.
The committee, headed by
Representative Mcmillan, Dem.
ocrat of South Carolina, in.
dorsed almost without change
a bill recommended by a joint
Evening star., 1960-06-23
HAWAII BACKS D. c.
First to Vote
For Suffrage
By GRACE BASSETT
Star Staff Writer

The Hawaiian House of Representatives yes
terday unanimously approved a constitutional
amer amendment granting, Washington citizens the
abStentionS
The Nations youngest State moved swiftly to
become first on the ratification list. Senate con-
Evening star., 1960-06-23

text OF Resolution Poee AS.
currence may follow today when the upper house
meets at 10 am. Hawaiian time a pm. EDIT.
WIN, overwhelming support was predicted by Gov.
William F. Quinn, reached by telephone in Homo
lulu by The Star
This drive by the 5Oth State to become the
first State of the Union to ratify District suffrage
beat official receipt of the amendment.
Sent by Air Mail
Cleared by Congress last Thursday, the
amendment was Speeded by air mail to Gov
Quinn. He expected to find it in his mail this
morning and to present it Immediately to leaders
of the publican-domnated Senate.
The Democratic House moved fast with the
help OF Hawaii'S only member of the House, Rep
reSentative Inouye, Democrat who alerted his
colleagues at home to proper procedures.
A call for help came to Mr.. Inouye from Ha-
Waiian House leaders Immediately after congress
Sional passage of the amendment to let Wash
ingtonianS vote for President and Vice President
See SUFFRAGE, Page AS
Evening star., 1960-06-23

Wisconsin Corridor Foes Get Sup
port. Poee B-l
District Cool to DeIoy on 18th Street
Tunnel. Poge B-l
Evening star., 1960-06-23

Today and every Thursday
be sure to shop The Stars
complete food section for
all your week end and week
long food needs.
You'll find this convenient
section your best guide to
the widest variety of food
bargains in town. For saw
ings galore
SHOP THE STAR
BEFORE YOU BUY
Evening star., 1960-06-23
South Africans of Mixed Blood Face Bitter Choice-A-12
TILE WEATuED, Full Report
''L VLAIHGN. on Paee Az

District and vicinity-Scattered thunder
storms tonight, low near 70. Cloudy, warm
and humid with scattered thunderstorms
tomorrow. High and low of the last "a
hours: High, 81 at pm. today; low, 81.
at $40 am. today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01
May a

enoulfed in nucleor war. Shep-
perd Strudwick, Warner Ander-
son, jones Macarthur, Williom
Shotner.
500
5-Five Ssor Feature. Movie.
z Hours. THE Devil ond Miss
Jones'" 1889. A department
store tycoon tokes q job in his
own store ineoonito. Chorles
Coburn.
7-Musie for a Spring Night.
Sound of the City" Featuring
Money Walker, Fran Warren,
Bombi Linn, Brian Davies.
$50
4-The Price Is Right. Color.
7-ozzie and Harriet. C'medy.
Dovid rebels when his good no.
ture is taken advantage of by
pretty teocher. CindY Robbins Is
featured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01
7:i5
7-News. Weather.
McCofffey. Allen.
7:26
o-TV Editorial.
1880

T-Wogon IFoIn. WESTERN.
Hour. Trial For Murder" Port
II. A new witness appears in the
defense of q confessed killer.
Dionne Foster, Marshall Thonp-
son, Henry Hull.
5-Flight. Adventure.
7-Broken Arrow. Western.
Storing John Lupton, Michael
Ansoro. tRepeot.l
9-PIoy of the Week. Drama.
Z Hours. THE Night Of the Aux. "
BY Arch OboIer. A group of
American scientists returning from
the first spoce ship trip to the
moon see the world below them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-01
WEDNESDAY Program L'stings


Continued From Preceding Poss
$50
4-Sum and Friends. Color.
5-The Three StoOses. Com'dy.
7-Llfc Of Riley. Comedy.
9-Spotlisht. Weather. News.
Golloher. Douglas. Wilson.
6:35
4-Weother. Sports. Color.
Forester. Gibbons.
6:4S
4-NBC News.
David BrnkIey, Chef HURLEY.
9-Dous EdwaFds. News.
700
4-TUmbstone Territory.
S-Woody Woodpecker. Kids.
7-Boekstose. Sports. News.
Strong. SieoeI. Make.
S-Reseue 8. Adventure.
Evening star., 1960-07-24
index Of Shows and Stors s: ss t:;.:. a::'s
July 24-JuIy 80

.OHS See LlstinSs
Rocky and His Friends------Tues and Thurs s:s0Pm-1
Romper Room Weekdays, Y 2nOOn--s
Roy Rogers 6OO pm->
ST
San francisco 100 pm-2
Seisnee-FietiOn Theotsr -----------S Sun" SnNpm-1
Search for Weekdays, lz:sOpm-s
Secret Storm Weekdays 4:5 pm-S
" Sunset zNp'm-
Sheriff OF Cochise- IWpm-2
Shotgun Slade Soty iWPm-Z
siese MOris -Weekduys u 0op PM
Silent Service --------------- -Sun" ,!MpM~
simpson, Jim ---------------Weeeooys 'I:.S .3 pm-r
%Smith, kote Mony icy Pm-Z
Soldiers Of Fortune S90 0om-1
Strong. Wkdys, 100 PM; Sun. Ii:7op PM
Steve Canyon -!nur' 1:s1pm-11
%Susorfoot ------------------------Iues I;SUpm-I
Sullivan Ed sun, sWpm-s
Susie o:3uH Hm!E
Toes Of the Vikines---------------S Sat. TDO pm!-4
"Toles Of Wells s:50pm.-4
"Iote S'SVPm'-r
%Ted Mueks Amoteurs- 1870 pm-I
Teen-ose Charm SehoOI----------WeekdoY, 9O0 am-4
Theotet Of fstors----------- Weekdays, l:O0pm-S
This Is the Life Sum- Wem-o
"This Is Your 1000 pm
This We Believe sun' on xnooH-a
"TshtTope Iuesy SNP.m-S
%To Tell the Thurs. lO:S0 pm-S
TOdoy ------------------W Weekdays, 700 0G.m.-4
Tombstone Territory TWpm.-4
Top Pro Golf - ---Sot., 500 pm.-7
Tooper - Weekdovs II 100 om-7; Sum-. $50 0pm.-7
Troekdown --.-----Sun., $50 pm.--7
Traffic Court -------------------- $50 0pm-4
Trouble With Fother Weekdays, 1000 a.m.-7
True Story --------Sot II noon-4
Truth or conseouences-.W Weekdoys IL noon-4
sIV Playhouse '-------------Tues S:30pm.-4
%TV Theoter -------------. Mon, $50 0pm-k
twentieth Century r-----------------Sun, 3Opm.-s
TwiIjqht Zone -.-.----------Fri,l 1000 pm.-S
U-V-W
%IJntouehobIe, ,----Thurs 9:3op.m.-7
u s MorshoI Thurs, 100 pm.-
Verdict is Your, Weekdays, $50 pm.-9
Wdso VILLAGE fri 900 pm-s; Wkdys, 1890 am.--S
%Wooon Troin ---.----Wsd., 7:3opm-
Wolf Disney Presents 7:30pm-7
Walter WineheI file Mon THROUGH Thurs II 80 PM
Wonted-Deod or AIye---------------Sot, S:3opm.-S
Woteh Mr. Wizurd Sum- 1880 am.-4
WeIk' Lawrence e------------------Sot, e0opm-7
What's Nv Line ine-------------------Sun Sum-, 1870 pm.-S
Who Do You Trust? Weekdays. 3:3op.m.-7
Evening star., 1960-07-24

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON. o. c.
July ~. 1860