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Evening star., 1961-06-10
Army Would Increase
Size, Revomp Reserve

to increase the readiness and
possibly also the number of
active reservistS.
Army Sees No Substitute
Mr.. Gilpatric viewed the i'm
proved reserve forces as a sub
stitute for more active troops.
The Army went out of its way
yesterday to show it disagreed.
To carry out the new reserve
concept, the Army insisted yes
terday, the paid drill strength
Of the Army National Guard
and reserves would have to be
maintained at 100000 in the
fiscal year starting July / and
increased to 735,00O the next
year and 100000 the next.
President Eisenhower asked
Congress to reduce the reserves
to $4,000, and President Ken
nedy's budget provisions have
so far shown the same reduc-
ton.
The reduction would save
$1S7.1 million, according to Col
Hicks. The Army-proposed res
toration would add that same
amount, and an increase in the
readiness of 10 reserve divisions,
as announced by the President,
would add many more millions
to the budget. The Army would
not say just how many.
To increase readiness, some
key reserve divisions would get
top priority on new Army equip
ment, would be brought to full
strength, would have their
training programs stepped up
would get more full-time active
"technicians" and would In
some instances be designated
to fill out particular under
strength active divisions in time
Of emergency.
8 Weeks to Shipment
Under the new plan, Col
Hicks said, two reserve divisions
could be ordered to Federal duty
and be ready for shipment over
seas, all in three weeks. They
would require further overseas
training, however. unless an ex-
treme emergency existed, he
said.
A total Of 10 divisions would
be ready for shipment in eight
weeks. It took one year in
World War II.
The Army would not say
which guard and reserve divi-
sions would have a changed
status, but Col. Hicks did say
that original suggestions to re-
duce the number Of divisions
have been dropped. There are
81 National Guard and %
reserve divisions.
He said it was considered
unacceptable politically" to
compress the structure Of the
reserves
Details of the new plan will
be given the Nations Govern
ors at their annual conference
in Honolulu next month.
Evening star., 1961-06-10
Afqhun Visitor

LONDON, June 10 (AP). -
The foreign office said Afghan
Prime Minister Sardar Moham-
med Daud will visit Britain
June IS to July /.
Evening star., 1961-06-10

and from a balcony watched a
fly-past of 16 Royal Air Force
Javelins. In her arms she held
her youngest child, infant
Prince Andrew.
The live telecast to Moscow
was in return for the first
Moscow-ot-London telecast Of
the Moscow welcome for space
man Yuri Gagarin.
Evening star., 1961-06-10
PEACOCK STEALS WIFE'S EGGS,
STRUTS, GUARDS SITTING DUCK

PUNTA GORDA, Fla, June 10 (AP).-A peacock
helped duck steal nest of eight eggs from his own
peahen spouse it reported today by attendants at
the Everglades Wildlife Park, geological showpace.
while the duck sat the nest, the peacock stood
guard duty to keep his mate away said Mrs. John jack
whose husband owns the zoo
When three of the eggs Matched, the duck led the
newborn peachicks into the little lake in the middle Of
the park. trying to teach them to swim they were
duckings," she said P.
when the little chicks nearly drowned, pulled
them out just in time to them and shut them
in cage in separate incoSure."
The peahen, who forgot these were her babies,
went along Now she stays close by cuckng and feeding
them tidbitS through the wire of the cage.
The dsgruntled duck sulks in the shade Of tree
by the side of the lake, occasionally stirring to chase
angrly after frogs O. mnnows
The papa peacock off to pastures, strutng
and displaying his pumage in front OF flock OF newly
arrived young peahens
Evening star., 1961-06-10
COMBINED MOUNTAINEERING
Stevenson Seen Focinq
More Pro-Costro Acts

MONTEVDEO, Uruguay, June 10 (AP).-Adlai Stevenson
faced the threat of demonstrations today Brazil major
trouble in his Latin American after catching blast
here from supporters Of Fide Castro.
The chief United States Delegate to the United Nations
under the first attack Of his tour last night when speakers
Evening star., 1961-06-10
Department Store Chief
Becomes British Lord

LONDON June 10 (AP-A chain store chief who is Brit
aims biggest seller of womens underwear becoming lord
Sir Simon Marks, who the mercantile empire called
Marks & Spencer in list of honors sprnkled 1000
by Queen Elizabeth today her official birthday He
receives the rank of baron
Elizabeth 35 April official celebration,
Evening star., 1961-06-10
Russian N Carries
British Flag Spectacle

LONDON, June 10 (AP)-Eghty minutes Of royal splen-
dor were piped proetarian Russia today 1t that
magnificent ate-sprng spectacle called roopng the color
The USSRs chief television commentator, Yuri Fokin
Evening star., 1961-06-10
Ex-Defense Chief Held
InSIoying Of TruiiIIo

CIUDAD TRUJuLO, Dominican Republic June 10 (AP) -
The Dominican Republics former defense secretary held
for questioning today in the probe Dictator
Rafael L. Trujilo's assassination.
Maj Gen. Jose Rene Roman so, a soldier fired
from the top defense job days ago without explanation
Evening star., 1961-06-10
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Evening star., 1961-06-10

Il. But the official celebration,
Evening star., 1961-12-10
Chemical Unit Honors
Ex-PresidentioI Aide

One OF the most significant
innovations in the last few
years has been that scientists,
with no strong affiliations have
received policy making appoint
ments in the Government, a
former presidential aide SAID
last night.
DR.. George B. Kistiakowsky,
professor of chemistry at Har-
ward University and former
special assistant to President
Eisenhower on science and
technology, pointed this out
last night when he was pre-
sented with the Charles Latin
rop Parsons Award for out
standing public service by the
American Chemical Society at
the Statler- Hilton Hotel.
Everybody In Washington is
concerned with policy" DIR.
Kistiakowsky said. 1T is al
most like sex in Hollywood.
Now science is getting into the
same class hereabouts."
Il am not a student of his
Evening star., 1961-12-10

Federal Government is respon-
sive to the spirit Of the founders
of this Nation. In the Consti-
tuition they charged Congress
to =. promote science and the
useful arts.
However, Dr.. Kistiakowsky
warned that dangers existed in
this close relation of science
and government. Perhaps,
therefore, this is proper tins
for a note of warning. When
the Federal Government began
to support basic research in
non-profit institutions of learn
ing, it was necessary for prac-
tical political reasons to pre-
sent the support as a purchase
of research results, rather in
the same manner as one buys
any other commodity" he said.
DR.. Kistiakowsky, who is ar
Evening star., 1961-12-10

added that the members of the
fund would include people not
belonging to the council.
I'VE would hope that there
might be enough people who
give the Symphony $l00 who
might give us $40" he said
I'VE will begin withwhatevel
we can get"
Frederick Gutheim, president
of the Washington Center
for Metropolitan Studies, said
Washington is an unusual COM
munity in that there is no large
commercial group in the arts
like the Metropolitan Opera.
Our organizations are all
non-profit,' he said. They're
professional standards, but it's
Evening star., 1961-12-10
Bandit Escapes
In S325 HoIdup

A bandit wearing a nylon
stocking for a cap last night
held up the Western Union
office at 1854 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV. and escaped with
$325. police said.
A lookout broadcast shortly
before midnight said the gum
man carried a nickel-plated re-
volver. Police said he put a
man found in the telegraph
office in a washroom.
Evening star., 1961-12-10

successful and they have high
all they can do to meet their
budgets"
Other trustee members OF
the council are Mrs. Zelda
Fichandler, producer director
of the Arena Stage; Charles A
Horsky, Washington lawyer
and Howard Mitchell. director
of the National Symphony.
Mr.. Gates said thee ouncil
may admit eight more members
Evening star., 1961-12-10
'Pushbutton' Ship
Soils for New York

YOKOHAMA. Japan, Dec. 8
(AP). - The Jinkasan Maru,
claimed to be the worlds first
pushbutton freighter, sailed for
New York and the ST. Lawrence
Seaway today on its maiden
voyage.
Evening star., 1961-12-10

internationally expert
on explosives. also said he
thought the government should
take part in educating scien-
fists.
Evening star., 1961-12-10
Broaden Culture

This is fine" Mr.. Bush said.
But you're not broadening the
cultural experience of your au-
dience.
He said the council would
try to get what he called
huge potential audience in the
suburbs to patronize the arts,
and to get those people going
to the symphony to go to the
opera, and the people going to
the opera to go to the theatre.
Mr.. Galloway said this is one
job the council could do that
would be beyond the capabili-
ties of the individual perform
ing companies. He noted thev
have little time for anything
except the programs in front
Of them.
Artists to Have Voice
Mr.. Gates added that the
council also would give The
working artists a voice in how
money is spent on them.
Very few artists have been
asked now they might like to
see things run" he said.
Mr.. Gates explained the
council will form a Washing
ton Arts Fund to collect money
which would be used at the
discretion of the council. He
Evening star., 1961-12-10
Group Formed to Back
Experiments in Arts

group composed mostly of professional artists and calling
itself the Washington Council has been formed to
age experiments in the arts here.
The president Paul Galloway, musical director OF
the Opera Society and Washington Cathedral said the
group will seek financial support for undertakings that
Evening star., 1961-12-10
The
Christmas
Gift
That
Keeps
Giving

Asovines account at National Permanent is an ideal
gift 1t gets bigger, too as time goes along, because
generous dividends are added FOUR TIMES each
year, 1t is particularly good way to teach the chill
dren thrift. Open your gift savings account at the
National Permanent office nearest you. Savings are
insured up to $4,000 by an agency Of the United
States Government.
Evening star., 1961-12-10
WASHINGTON STORE
ONLY

It's our 10th Annual Soe Shopping Night, SO max
ing it real Out Of This World celebration with special
ostro displays While you orbit fost through your Christ
shoppng you'll find gay diversions o-peny "The
Precisionists will be here sing for you You may have
your picture taken, Coney Island STYLE ThereI be free
Coke" bors. Lots of beautiful models And hosts and
hostesses to guide you Plenty Of soesPeope and extra
gift wrapping DESKS Remember to bring list Of sizes
you'll want, so gifts will surely please
DINNER, BUFFET STYLE in the Teo Room $50
to 700 pm The price, 25O includes tax and tip. Many
choices on the menu.
The Fountain Room will be open, too, 500 to 800 pm.
may they're accompanied Otherwise only
*"coeo-CoIo md its obbevioton "Coke"
cred odemoks O. the
Evening star., 1961-12-10

might not pay for themselves.
"Suppose the National SYM
phony might like to try some
thing out of the ordinary that
might not appeal to all the
regular season. ticket buyers"
said Robert F. Gates. Wash
ington painter and member OF
the council. Then the council
would finance part of the ex-
pense.
,"Or a stage designer might
have a good idea. A years work
supported by the council might
give him the chance to develop
It,"
Projects to be Backed
sMr. Galloway said the coun-
eli also would back certain
projects by the Opera Society,
the Arena Stage, the Washing
ton Ballet, the art departments
of the Washington universities,
the art museums and some in
dividualS connected with them.
Monroe Bush of the Old Do
minion Fund said, This is the
first effort to bring together a
combined, concerted artistic
leadership"
He said the council would be
concerned with the particular
jobs done by the individual
performing companies and ar
fists, and with the combined
effect of the arts on the COM
mnnity.
He added that the perform
ing companies and art groups
are doing good jobs. but be-
cause of tight budgets they
rarely can experiment "over
and beyond box office de-
mand."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-15
By ED HARRIS

The old sayings suddenly
take on a sharp new meaning
when you're living on a farm.
Miriam and I didn't appre-
ciate the phrase Like a sick
calf" until one of our little
calves became i'll. Nothing
could have looked sicker
than this thin, sad little bo-
vine, which finally died de-
spite anything that we or the
vet could do.
SORROWED BUT UN-
DAUNTED, Miriam bought
some turkey eggs and per-
suaded a broody hen to adopt
them. But along came a
storm and the thunderclaps
cracked the eggs, reminding
us of the wise old admoni-
ton not to count your chick
ems until they're Matched.
There are others. but the
one I am going to heed most
from now on is: Never look
a gift horse in the mouth"
1t all happened one after
noon when I remarked to a
friend, Eddie Smokes. that 1
wanted to buy a horse, pref
erably a solid Western geld
ing.
You don't have to buy.
one" said Smokes. MY wife,
Betty, will give you one Of
her jumpers, Her Hero. 1t
used to be a racing horse,
and even won some first
places. It's still winning rib
bons as a show horse, and it's
q fine jumper. But it's lost
an eye, and Betty would like
to find a good home for it."
IN take it," I snapped
before he could change his
mind. No one had given me
anything free since my sister
Lu gave me the mumps when
I was five.
That evening Betty phoned
me and we took turns thank
ing each other for quite a
spell. Hes a fine, big. lovely
horse" she said, land I
know you'll take good care Of
him. He'll be excellent for
pleasure-riding."
I'm sure he will" I
agreed, and then I probed a
bit. Il know Hero has only
one eye, but is there. ah,
anything else, ali, wrong? I
mean, Betty. maybe he's
getting along in age
slightly?"
She laughed gaily. Hes
just eight" Then she grew
serious. There's one little
thing, though. that I ought
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-15
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-15
DOWN ON THE FARM
Gift Horse Adoqe
Makes Him Vince

to tell you. He has a severe
case of Bolts worms. Can
you have him thoroughly
wormed soon. as soon as it's
cold enough?"
I WINGED, but promised.
The worms" she went on.
have kept him quite thin. So
right now he looks sort of
half-Starved. And oh. yes. I
nearly forgot. He has very
high withers. An ordinary
English saddle will rub sores
on his withers, so will you
ask Miriam to make some
nice cushions to sew under
each side Of the saddle? It's
very important, or he'll get
saddle-sores."
IN start Miriam sewing
right away" I said in a
weakening voice. BY the way,
why did Hero stop racing?"
oh, HE BROKE a leg"
said Betty. Didn't you
know? That was when Kath-
leen and Lutte Voigt gave
Hero to us, several years
ago"
The Voigts, who live near
us, raise and race thorough
breds. This gift horse was
really getting around. Any
body want a truly noble,
beautiful thoroughbred race
horse with a mile-long pedi-
gree?
Distributed by Columbia Features,
IncD
Down on the Farm appears
Wednesdays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-15
Bung-Up Delivery

MANKATO, MINI. (AP) y
Alfred Nelson hadn't ordered
any soybeans-but he got them.
A truck loaded with rs bushels
of beans crashed into his house,
coming to rest entirely inside
the living room, pouring beans
by the bushel in an area Nell
son had left a few minutes
earlier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-15
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-15
DEAR ABBY
Lucky Boy Learns What's What
BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

with you. 1t is important
for parents to get out 0cca-
SionaIly without their chill
dren and a good reliable sit
ter with plenty OF patiencel
can be a pleasant and educa-
tiOnal experience for the
child.
DEAR ABBY: How can I
get my husband to quit drool-
ing over every good looking
girl he sees? We can't go to
a restaurant without his
pointing out the waitress
legs, wasp waist or radiant
complexion. When I'm in the
kitchen, he'll run and get me
to show me some doll spray
ing her hair on television. I
am no SLOUGH myself but I
can't compete with profess
sional models and women
who are 20 years younger. I
need some advice.
CAN'T COMPETE.
Beat him to the draw by
pointing out all the lovely
ladies and their good quail
ties before he has a chance
to open his mouth. He'll
haze nothing to say and
you'll show yourself to be a
good sport.
Everybody has q problem.
What's yours? For q personal
reply. lDrite to Abby in care
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DEAR ABBY: I noticed a
girl in study hall. I liked
her looks so I asked her for
a date. She accepted. AS
soon as she got into the car
she let me know she was one
Of those touch me notS."
She sat so close to the car
door on her side I was afraid
she would fall out Of the car.
I was only checking to make
sure her door was locked, but
she thought I was trying to
put my arm around her. so
she hit me in the head with
a French dictionary.
I didn't tell anybody, but
she must have confided in a
few dozen girl friends be-
cause now the story is all
over school. How can I get
even with her?
FRENCH STUDENT.
Let her win this round.
You were lucky she didn't
have access to WHO'S WHO
or you never would have
known WHAT was WHAT!
DEAR ABBY: 1 think I
know the reason for juvenile
delinquency. Baby sitters! !
was never left with a baby
sitter and none of my children
was ever left with a baby
sitter. And don't think for a
moment that we didn't have
our fun. We never went any
place we couldn't take our
little ones. I think the
mothers and fathers place
is at home with their chill
dren until they are old
enough'to stay by themselves.
AGAINST SITTERS.
Sorry, but I can't agree
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Sorry, but I can't agree
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