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Evening star., 1960-12-25

ing is concluded in bar with
lusty barmaids singing
Happy Birth day dear
Dukey." After that Gold
water hasn't a prayer.
Mrs. Kennedy is asked II
her husband is elected Presi-
dent, who will be Vice Presi-
dent. She replies, Some
body. I hope, with q strong
wife" thereby settling the
question that 1t would be
Lady Bird johnson.
JULY Democrats gather
in Los Angeles where big
question Of week is not who
will be nominated but.
where's old Joe?" e.
Mrs. Hubert Humphrey
sets back feminine role 100
years by answering truth
fully question: What quail
ficationS should woman have
to be First Lady? 1T doesn't
matter" she replies. Its
whoever is married to the
nominee"
Democrats rejoice after
nomination when informed
Kennedy has clean bill Of
health from his pediatrician.
Republicans gather in Chi
60 to give Mamie a bracelet
and launch Pat-for-First
Lady campaign. Everything
else had been launched
Ike shows up in fine fettle
cause he's out Of Washington.
When does he expect to go
back? mot before I have to-"
he replies with guSto.
@. o. P. points out that
Nixon must be elected be-
cause White House has only
18 bedrooms and the Ken
nedys' family numbers 40.
AUGUST-Senate convenes
with stellar cast and draws
greatest gallery in history.
But men not as practical as
women. Had they charged
admission they would have
wiped out the national debt.
Senator Ellender Of Louisi-
ana gives luncheon in his
Capitol hideaway to intro
duce Senators Jack Kennedy
and Lyndon johnson to Sem
ator Harry Byrd. But it
doesn't take. The Virginian
just consumes the free shrimp
gumbo and walks out as far
to the right as he entered
Jack reveals why he Is
going to travel to Missouri.
He wants to apologize to
Evening star., 1960-12-25

Said the mich goat, Let the
little Stranger lie on my
straw, and let it be His
bed.
1T is not good to be without
. manger, and He is so
young" the little mich
goat said.
And the lambs that had no
voice to sing came bleat-
ing out their small en-.
treating cry
Then, silent, looked upon the
newborn King, the little
lambs that, too, were soon
to die.
Evening star., 1960-12-25

-. Bobby Kennedy, is made
Attorney General providing
he trims his bangs. Look
what 1t did for brotherl Be-
sides he will never find Hoffa
with 50 much fringe over his
eyes.
Millionaire Postmaster
General Art Summerfield
delivers the last Christmas
package himself. Those new
million dollar automatic
machines are Just not imbued
with the true Christmas
spirit. May it fill thee
and me.
Evening star., 1960-12-25

some Of its men over the
Jumps.
John, jr. is christened at
II days. Another II and
he'll announce his candidacy.
Abe Ribicoh accepts Secre-
taryship Of Health. Educa-
ton and Welfare pending q
vacancy on Supreme Court
bench. It will be delayed,
says Justice Frankfurter,
II will not die for Abe Ribi-
coff." Adlai Stevenson
gets the United Nations post.
He's too popular to have
hanging around Washington.
Evening star., 1960-12-25

under Red Room sofa seems
out Of question because sus-
picious Secret Servicemen
would pounce on same. White
House aide quickly takes vo-
luminous white undergarment
and dumps it on unperturbed
White House butler who
carries it off disguised under
small Red Room pillow and
hangs it beside Presidents
hat in hall closet. Mr..
MCGUIRE henceforth becomes
best know Assistant Secretary
Of Defense in whole Pentagon.
Gen. de Gaulle comes to
town and confesses he is
bowled over by his first
glimpse Of lovely Mrs. Ken
nedy. The Soviet Ambassa-
dor is bowled by his first
glimpse, too, but he has mis-
givings. II hope my wife
won't be jealous of this pic
ture Of me with the beautiful
Mrs. Kennedy" say Menshi-
kov gingerly as cameras click.
Mrs. Menshikov was out Of
town.
Former Ambassador Glare
Luce matches wits with TVS
Marya Names at a Wo-
mems National Press Club
dinner, and Marya gets in
the last word. Comments q
female Democrat: Glare has
not tasted so much arsenic
since she left Rome"
MAY Washington press
women toss stunt party at
which cheer Is chanted: /:
Kennedy, he's true blue; he's
got Sinara and Spellman
too. JACK: he's got lots:
when he runs out, Pops got
pots"
Chief Of Naval Operations
Arleigh Burke is made chief
tain Of Ponca Indian Tribe
in Oklahoma, but tribe warns
Admiral not to make state
ment to press other than re-
lease they hand him. On it
reads: "Ugh!"
JUNE-The Duke Of Edin-
burgh comes to America long
enough to unite heads of two
warning factions Of the Re-
publican Party, Messrs.
Nixon and Rockefeller at
luncheon for Prince
Hello, Nelson. it's good to
see you" says poor boy Vice
President. "Hi-ya, fella, it's
nice to see you," retaliates
folksy millionaire Meet
Evening star., 1960-12-25

Later came Wise Men riding
from afar.
But they first served who did
not see the star.
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Pecan Pie
To Mrs. J. S. M, Siluer Sprins
Mrs. M. N. S., T1komG Park
To make pecan pie use: 8
eggs; "a cup sugar: / cup corn
syrup; v teaspoon salt: /
teaspoon vanilla: " cup but
er or fat, melted; plain pas
try shell (unbaked); ! cup
pecsns.
Beat eggs. Add sugar,
Evening star., 1960-12-25
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
BY BETTY BEALE
Star stan Writer

Yuletide greetings, pip-pip
and cheers! May the next
twelve months be the best
of years! Or, anyhow, may
they be as packed with i'm
port as the past twelve were.
Let us recall the really
weighty events that took
place in your Capital in 1860.
JANUARY Judge George
Washington starts Washing
ton year of by giving a
dancing party and the place
is simply jumpin'. First to
jump are Supreme Court
Justices Tom Clark, Bill
Brennan and Potter Stewart.
Little did I dream that under
those judicial robes knocked
the knees Of SO many twirlerS.
Congress conveneS and
Vice President Nixon in burst
Of unreStrained optimism
notes, "It'S going to be an
interesting year." That was
before he knew who was go
ing to monopolize it.
Republicans plan big din
ner with Ike and, full Of
QualmS DER Rockefeller'S
charms, try to keep him of
closed TV circuit. Rocky got
on but, alas, it's no good
because he showed up in
business suit. "ASk him if he
thinks this is o hick town."
cracks local socialite.
Adlai Stevenson, who ap-
pears at Washington party
before leaving for South
America. is told by one
woman guest not to take the
suit he is wearing on his
trip. THE trousers are
shiny" she tells him.
FEBRUARY-Yul Brynner
comes to town for the U. N.
Refugee program and reveals
why he Shaves head. IF you
shaved your head" he says
with arm around me cozily.
"you would find out how
lovely 1t feels and you would
never let it grow again."
"If I shaved my head"
drawl I, ''you wouldn't have
your arm around me-"
. Lyndon johnson with both
eyes on the presidency at
tends party honoring new
book on presidents called,
THE Splendid Misery" One
look at Lyndon's glowing
face and you wonder how
the author ever dreamed up
that title.
MAR The Shah's
daughter, 19-year-old Prin-
cess Shahnaz, arrives to be-
come chatelaine Of Iranian
Embassy, which should have
warned Washingtonians that
things were going to get
younger all around.
President Eisenhower goes
on relaxed goodwill trip
to South American but whips
through so fast laundry
can't catch up and Chief Of
Protocol Buchanan has to
swipe strangers shirt in hotel.
Question Is: How good is
goodwill?
Gridiron Club tosses annual
stunt party and prophetic
member impersonating Joe
Kennedy sings: "All Of US,
why not take all Of US? L
got the dough so you might
as well know, with one you
get all Of U.S."
APRIL-The Eisenhowers
begin their farewell parties
with three in one week. They
are so pleased about leaving
they want to drag out the
goodbyes for nine months.
Mrs. Perkins Mcclure feels
her slip has slipped its moor
ings at one White House re-
ception and frantically tries
to dispose Of 1t. Kicking it
Evening star., 1960-12-25
YOURS - r. ~.... 49, +. ~
Greetings! May Your Cheer
Equal That of Bygone Year
1sa;a sa

Harry Truman for being the
sob. Harry called him.
SEPTEMBER-Candidates'
wives launch fashion war to
win textile vote. Jackie comes
out for sable underwear
thereby clinching New York's
Seventh avenue. Pats stand
is all-American, skin out.
You'd think that attitude
couldn't lose.
Texans sights prove as
big as reported. Newsmen
estimate airport crowd at
Lubbock, Tex, to be 1000,
or 5000 at most. II am 30
happy" roars Congressman
George Mahon looking out
over same, ito see 10000
Texans here this morningl"
OCTOBER-Messrs. Khru-
shchev and Castro clasp each
other in New York and do
the new Lumumba rumba
that threatens to put the
Ballets Africans of the map.
Denmark's King and Queen
check into town, take one
look ct new modern Embassy
and exclaim, "It could be
worse"
Curtain goes up on Advise
and Consent" stage portrayal
of United States Senate and
draws profound observation
from next Senate Majority
Leader Mike Mansfield: I'VE
don't cuss that much"
Democrat Perle MeSta
comes out for Richard Nixon
with such a loud bang that,
alas, Jack Kennedy hears it.
NOVEMBER - Shah of
Iran has heir and Khru-
Shchev pulls out his remain
ing hair. He had hoped to
take that country by default.
All real estate in and
around Washington reported
being purchased by Kennedy
clan thus causing first boom
on new frontier. Jackie sells
Washington house for $105.-
600. sends contract to huS-
band in Palm Beach and he
misplaces it, causing local
wag to remark: II hope he
doesn't have the same luck
with the Constitution"
Tish Baldrige, next First
Lady secretary, holds press
conference and announces
that Mrs. Kennedy will hang
pictures by fine American
artists in White House,
causing Republicans to crack,
Just where is she going to
hang them? Over Abe'S
portrait?"
Diplomatic Miss Baldrige
describes female organiza-
tionS as vast hordeS Of
women" then catches self
up and says, II mean large
groups Of interesting ladies'"
John Kennedy, jr. is born
and the entire Washington
press corps gets incubated.
Lyndon johnson goes
abroad and gets emanci-
pated. He orders five suits
from q London tailor and he
didn't even have q Texas
ancestor. You can tell the
election Is over.
Soapy Williams Is ap-
pointed the next Assistant
Secretary Of State for Afri-
can Affairs. Washington
can't wait to see which Afri-
can ambassador breaks out
first in a green polka dot
tie. Bets are that that whole
picture is going to be pretty
Spotty.
Three year old Caroline
holds circus party complete
with clown while q whole
bunch Of clowns with note
books and pencils stand OUT
side to report 1t to the world.
DECEMBER-Hunt coun-
try estate Is leased and
Secret Service starts putting
Evening star., 1960-12-25
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

syrup. salt, vanilla, and but
ter or fat. Line pie pan with
plain pastry. Put in pecanS
in a layer. Add mixture.
Bake in moderate oven (350
degrees) for SO to go minutes.
The nuts will rise to top and
form a crusted layer.
Many thanks to RICH for
all the wonderful suggestions
and recipes,
Evening star., 1960-12-25
A Poem for Christmas Doy
C.. M. Arlfn0to,

c. M, Arlington
This is verse penned last Christmas eve I
have called it Blessing of the Unblest"
Said the ass, "Aye, she is great with foal,
and she has come too far afoot today.
This is load my back can better hold
for have Travelled oft this weary way.'
Evening star., 1960-12-25

To Mrs. G. H., Springfield
N. X. H., Alexandria
This recipe for hushpup-
pies I obtained from the chef
Evening star., 1960-12-25
Editors Note

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as q public-service exchonse Of ideus
between Washington oreo readers
Of The Stor. II is conducted entirely
through the moiI. Al letters must
bear the writer's full name and
address. Please send replies &C.
cordine to subject matter, NOT
initiols. Letters received in response
to queries will either be published
or forwarded to the person moking
the inquiry.
at a spot in Myrtle Beach,
s. C.
Use 1 cup sweet milk, 1
egg. 1la level teaspoons salt,
and lKs cups sifted old
fashioned white corn meal.
Drop from a dessert spoon in
300-degree fat.
This amount will make 20
hushpuppies.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
CSC Plans Elite
In Career Service
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
Star stan Writer

The Civil Service Commission plans further action to make
the 5000 successful Federal Service Entrance candidates
who enter the Government each the elite Of the
career service
The csc in cooperation with the various Government
departments and agencies will conduct special executive train
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Mobutu Affirms Power
To Block Red Moves

LEOPOLDvnLE. The Congo, Oct. 90 (AP).-Col Joseph
Mohutu said today he will permit the return of Soviet
influence to the Congo so long as he remains alive.
The 30yearod leader declared he would not tolerate
any challenge to his will either from the United Nations
from the suspended CongoleSe Parliament.
MY will is the supreme power in the Congo" he said my
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Virginia Hunting
Area Is Expanded

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 20
(AP).-The acreage of private
land open to public hunting
in Eastern Virginia under terms
of cooperative agreements
with the State Game Commits
sion has been increased by al
most 6 00o acres.
1t was disclosed Saturday an
agreement has been signed to
allow hunting by the general
public on two large blocks of
land owned by the Chesapeake
Corp. of Virginia-a 3,00O-acre
tract in Surry County and a
2,645-acre tract in Bedford and
Campbell Counties.
The announcement was made
jointly by the Virginia Commits
sion Of Game and Inland Fish
cries and the corporation, a
West Point concern that man
ufactures pulp and paper
products.
Evening star., 1960-10-30

Healy, Marion Dunning, Dor
othy samek. H. franklin Mutt
man. Harold Potter. j. w.
Boundy. Edward Fitzgerald.
Leonard Leopold, John TAFT.
Shirley Hart, Berthe Goodman,
Bernice Stanley. Keith Adams.
William Morgan. Geraldine
ORose. Francis Ksanznak;
Philip Greco, Elma Tidwell,
Hope Linder. Mary Iglehart,
Edward Cynar, Edna Nichols,
Constance Trapani, Joan JAMS
sen, Letha Stull, LaVonne Ro-
senberg. L. Jean Dawes and
Janice Hancock. Federal
Housing Administration has
given outstanding performance
awards to Robert EggIeston,
Harold Bowles and Mrs. Louise
Turner.
Evening star., 1960-10-30

army obeys my orders and is
powerful enough to carry them
out"
A few hours earlier, a detach-
ment Of Col. Modulus army
tried to arrest and expel Asso-
ciated Press Correspondent Mi
chael Goldsmith but was FORE
stalled by a show Of United Ma
tionS force. U. N. Mission
Chief Rajeshwar Dayal said.
I'VE cannot permit such ar
bitrary procedures" and so
Canadian, Ghanaian and Indo-
nesian troops rescued Mr.. Gold
smith from his hotel room after
he had been besieged for more
than an hour.
Col. Mobutu rescinded the
expulsion order after a 90
minute meeting in his fortified
eneampment with Mr.. Gold
smith and another Associated
Press correspondent, Andrew
Borowiec.
He told them be ohieeted q
their reports describing his res
giTne as shaky. ne dismissed
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Mai. Reno Is Now
McKeIdin Aide
By the Associated Press

Former Maryland Governor
Theodore McKeldin, co-chair-
man Of the American-National-
tiles for Nixon-Lodge, yeSter-
day appointed to his committee
Maj. Mario G. Reno, who re-
signed recently from a post with
the Democratic National Com
mittee.
II am deeply impressed by
the sincere fears of Mai. Reno,
former intelligence officer, that
war is imminent II Senator
Kennedy is elected President, "
Mr.. McKeldin said in a state
ment.
Mr.. Reno formerly was di-
rector Of the Italian division
and director Of the finance
committee of the nationalities
division Of the Democratic
Committee.
Evening star., 1960-10-30

salary downgrading protection
bill several years ago-is the
fact that Congress In apprev-
ing this years 10 per cent pay
raise bill specifically included
in its provisions, employees
whose salaries were saved"
from downgrading actions.
Representative Lesinski, Dem
ocrat Of Michigan, iauthor of
the downgrading protection
law, says the intent Of Con-
gress is thus clear. II en-
ployes who were involved in
downgrading actions are en-
titled to this years pay raise,
then those affected between
1855 and 1858 also should be
entitled to the pay raise of
1858, Mr.. LesinSki contends.
The Controller General has
agreed to wait until the out
come next year of the bill that
Mr.. Lesinski intends to sponsor
on behalf Of these employees
before moving to collect the
back salary.
FAR AHEAD-No one will
deny that there are many
things in the civil service sys-
tenn than can stand improve
ment.
However. after a week Of
attending the Public Personnel
Association meeting in New
York in which both Canadian
and American personnel off,
cials took part, this reporter
was amazed at how far our
Government civil service system
is ahead Of the Canadians.
Canada appears far behind
in almost all phases of per-
sonnel operations. However,
Canadian officials plan to do
something about it and new
legislation is pending that
would vastly improve its oper-
ations and in a number of
cases give the United States
something to emulate.
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CAPITAL ROUNDUP
Navy's Bureau Of Supplies and
Accounts has given superior
accomplishment awards to
Donna Cote, Sylvia Detwiler,
Mary Dundon. Helen Hill. Gen
evieve Mckinley. David Dwight
Miller, Helen Mills, Allen
South, Irma Sanderson, Mary
Evening star., 1960-10-30

Light, "a hours: Colonial Beach. 9
hours; peale. 4h hours; solomons
Island, 6h hours; Point lookout. IN
The Sun and Moon
Sun today - 6:33 am. 5:10p.m
Sun tomorrow 6:33 am. 500 pm.
Moon today 49, 3:1S pm. 2:19 am.
Automobile lights must be turned on
"a hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1960-10-30

the rumbling revolt in his army
as unimportant and said he had
failed to take rigorous action
against mutinous troops ito
avoid unnecessary bloodshed. +"
He gave the same explana-
ton for his failure to arrest
former Premier Patrice Lu-
mumba, who still lives in the
ofhcial prime minister's resi-
dence under u, N. protection.
He claimed any report sug-
gesting he might not be in full
control Of the situation was
sabotage" Of his effort to
bring order to the Congo
Col. Mobutu indicated again
that the provisional govern
ment Of college graduates he
appointed to run the affairs Of
the nation will not continue in
office after the end of the year.
Asked how he would continue
his prosWestern regime in the
new year he said :.K have spe.
Stflc plail but decIlned Il 90
into details. 8 ~ 3
Evening star., 1960-10-30

ing programs Tor these new
employees as they enter the
Government.
The training program will be
of Go2ernment-wide scope.
The employees will be given
extensive courses in relation
ship between Federal agencies,
general Government budget and
management opes ations, the
role of key Government units
such as the Budget Bureau,
Treasury, etc, with each other
and With the White House, and
the relationship between the
executive branch and Congress.
All this. is. designed to groom
these employees for greater roles
in the Government in the years
to come, in the belief that they
will be the key Federal career
executives and professional
people Of tomorrow.
The exam is given several
times a year by the csc for
college students and graduates,
as well as for those who have
equivalent experience. The
exam is a tough one and con-
siderably> less than half the
candidates make a passing
grade.
OPTIMISTIC Optimism Is
expressed by key members of
the House Civil Service Com
mittee that Congress will enact
legislation next year to prevent
thousands Of Federal employees
from having to turn back some
Of their pay to the Govern
ment. The payments in some
cases amount to as much as
$1,000.
Here is the situation: A 1858
law protects classified employees
from salary cuts for two years,
when their jobs are down.
graded through no fault Of
their own. .=t
When the 10 per cent pay
raise law was enacted in 1858,
these employees were given the
salary increase. Now, however,
the Controller General has
ruled that those employees who
were downgraded between 1856
and January. 1858, were not
entitled to the 10 per cent raise
because there was no such spe-
cific authorization by Congress.
He said the employees will have
to pay back the money to the
Government. s..
What makes members OPP
timiStic over chances of a bill
to relieve these employees Of
having to pay back the money
the House unit initiated the
Evening star., 1960-10-30
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Some
cloudineSs tonight, and mild,
high 63, low IS. Cloudy tomor-
row, not as warm. some chance
Of rain.
Maryland - Some cloudiness
tonight, mild, high IS to 64.
Cloudy tomorrow, not as warm.
some chance Of rain.
Virginia - Some cloudinesS
tonight, mild, high in the COS.
Tomorrow cloudy, not as warm,
rain likely.
Lower Potomac and -Chesa-
peake Bay-Winds from the
north 10 to is knots, visibility
{ to s miles.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
u. S. BREEDERS
TO BUILD SUPPLY
OF AFRICA GAME

CAIRO. N. Y. (AP).-
The Catskill Game Farm,
concerned because uneasy
conditions in Africa could
cut Of the supply of some
wild animals, is setting up
. 550-acre breeding station.
Manager Roland Linde-
mann said hunters for the
farm were engaged lin q
race against time in Rho-
desia, Kenya and Tangan-
yika to prepare a shipment
of 90 animals. 1t includes
camels, antelope, zebras.
pygmy goats, Watusi cattle
and the springbok, a South
African gazelle.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Kidnap-S|ayer
Suspect Seized
In Vancouver

VANCOUVER. 3. c.. Oct. 30
(AP).-The 9-month flight Of
Joseph Corbett. jr., charged
with the murder of millionaire
Colorado brewer Adolph Coors
III, ended here today in a
shabby hotel room.
Vancouver, police and, the
lFBI, which had listed Corbett
as one Of its 10 most wanted
linen, arrested the 32-year-old
fugitive without a struggle.
Corbett had a pistol in his bed
but never had a chance to use
lit.
A flashy rented automobile
and a young constable's keen
memory brought about the
quiet, brainy Corbett'S capture.
FBI agents told Vancouver
police this morning they be-
Ilieved that CorbetV an escaped
slayer, was in the area and
driving q fire-engine red hard
top with Manitoba . license
plates.
Constable Jack Marshall re-
membered seeing such a car in
front Of a West End hotel,
found it was still there. showed
the landlady a picture of Cor
bett and learned he was in an
upstairs room.
Surrenders Meekly
The constable called police
headquarters and six cars of
officers and FBI agents con-
verged on the hotel. The raid
ing party got Corbett to open
the door on a ruSe, and, with a
small arsenal Of guns pointed
at him, he surrendered meekly.
How long Corbett had been
in this British Columbia me-
tropolis was not known imme-
diately. His car contained an
October 6 registration slip from
a car rental company in Winni-
peg. Before that he had been
in Toronto.
A police spokesman said Cor
bett admitted under question:
ing he was the man sought III
the kidnap Staying Of Mr..
Coors, a, an industrialist and
brewery executive in Golden,
Colo.
Mr.. Coors disappeared after
leaving for work last February
8 from his home In the Rocky
Mountain foothills. Hts re-
mains were not found until
September II, about so miles
away.
Convicted in Staying
The FBI said he had been
shot twice in the neck. A ran
som note for $500,000 was re-
ceived by the family soon after
he vanished but no contact was
ever made with the kidnaper.
In Seattle, j. Earl Mines,
special agent in charge Of the
FBI office. said Corbett would
be held In Vancouver at least
overnight before being re-
turned to Colorado, where the
flrst-degree murder charge
against him was filed.
The studious, mild-mannered
Corbett was only 100 miles
from his hometown Of Seattle
when he was captured.
Friends and associates in
Seattle recalled him as a brilli-
ant student at the University
Of Washington whose person.
atty chaReed aftef his mother
died. She was q ally AtlIlred
II years ago in Gfall from a
KITCHEN baicony yong Ccrbett
was repairing.
A year later Corbett was
convicted of second degree
murder in California for the
shotgun Staying of an Air
Force sergeant. He escaped
from prison at Chino in 1855.
For several years after that
he lived and worked in Denver,
using the alias Walter Osborne.
The FBI said a hat found at
the scene of the Coors killing,
a handouts case and metal
fragments in Corbett's aban-
doned Denver apartment, and
q yellow 1851 car left half
burned ON a Baltimore, (Md.)
dump linked him to the brew
er's murder.