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instrumental groups at Belt
Junior High School give
spring concert at the school.
Weller and Goodhall roads.
Wheaton, Nd. 8 pm.
All-day high school band
festival. sponsored by the
Lions Club, eliminates in
concert at 10 pm. In Cole
Activities Building at the
University Of Maryland. Col.
lege Park.
Lectures
Edward skillin, editor Of
the commonweal Magazine,
and the Rev. George II.
Dunno. Sd, participate In
Washington Catholic Round
Table, 9 10 10 pm. Hall Of
Nations, Georgetown Univer-
sity, Thirty-seventh and o
streets NV.
Or. Q. X. Stevens, executive
director OF Pennsylvania His
torical and Museum Commits.
sion, at annual dinner meet
ing Of Pennsylvania Histori.
cal Junto. 6:t5 pm. the Arts
Club. 20i7 I street NV. Res
ervations required.
TO SEE
Films
"Ugetsu Monogatari," billed
as the most eloquent OF al
Japanese films (its by MiEo-
guchi. ieS4. and Journey
Alone" q six.minuts docu-
mentary on the isolation OF
an individual In New York
City; Warrington Film Socl-
ETY.. 8:45 pm. AAUW Educa-
tional Center. 240l Virginia
avenue NV. Contribution at
the door.
Sports
Washington Senators VS..
Detroit Tigers, sos pm,
ID. c. Stadium, Twenty-sec-
ond and East Capitol streets.
See Star Sports Section.
Theaters
For listings. see Where
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Tokes proeiieoIy oil ihe work et Of moving.
Powered by big Ship. Q q s engine. h hos irons
mission with forward, nsvirol nnd reverse.
rugged ehonnel troms eonsrveilon, 10" Fsor
wheels, hoeior type hood. (4.3oll
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WORD GAME
Find 81 or more words In
TON sILLITIs

meaning inflammation OF the
tonsils." Average mark is 26
words; time limit. 30 minutes.
Rule. Of the game. 1. Words must
which acquire four letters By the al.
dition of a." such a. bats" "cats, '
are not used. 2. Only one form OF a
word Il used. 4. Proper names are not
used.
Answer 10 scHIsMATIC
SSH, scat schism, achisma, schist
shami ahirn, static, siat, smith, smit
catch, chat, chaam, chit, chic. ciat
hiss, hist, Itch, match. mash. mast
mass' mastic, mica, miss, mist, aiteh.
annie, aniiss. this.
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Theaters

For liStings. see where
Evening star., 1963-04-28
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drama about top jet fighter squadron dur
ing the Korean War; Robert Mitchum, Robert
Wagner Richard Esan, May Britt 7:30-
THE WHITE TOWER" 1850. A good noun
tain climbing meodrama. Glenn Ford, Claude
Rains. vaIi l1:10-5
SEVEN SINNERS" 1910. A honLy-tonk
singer attracts handsome lieutenant Mar
lene Dietrich, John Wayne 12:55-q
Tuesdoy AN.
my LIFE WITH CAROLINE" ls4l. A comedy
about man who discovers his wife is in love
with another. Ronald Coleman. Anna Lee.
1905
Tuesdoy PM.
ANNE or WINDY PoPLARs." 1870 A
school teacher overeomes the preiudices Of
small community. Anne Shirley. 1:00-5
LADY GoDIvA RIDES AGAIN" 1853. Mildly
amusing British comedy about a beautiful
but dumb beauty contest winner. Diana Dors.
Stanley Holloway. 5:00-9
LAST GANGSTER" 1889. A convict is re-
leased after 10 years and finds his world
changed Edward c. Robinson. John Cara
dine. 11:l0-5
"TARNlSHED LADY" 1881. Poor film about
woman married to a bankrupt broker
TalIulah Bankhead, Give Brook. 12:55-9
Wednesday AN.
THE NAVY COMES THROUGH" 1912. Ex-
citing war drama about the Merchant Marine
Pat o'5rlen. George Murphy. 1905
"Wednesday P.M.
BLOOD ON THE MOON" le4s. A good
western Robert Mitehum. Barbara Bel Geddes
Robert Preston. 1:00-5
HANDS ACROSS THE TABLE" 1885 First
RUM. A delightful but dated comedy about
the romance between a manieurist and bum
carole Lombard. Fred MaeMurray. 5:00-s
THE CITADEL" 1888. A brilliantly acted
adaptation Of cronn's novel about a young
dedicated Scots physician who almost looses
his way In life. Robert Donat. Rosallnd
RUSSELL 11:10-5
Evening star., 1963-04-28
Sunday
M.

tOKI APACHE. 1946. large scale John
Ford western about a stubborn Army Colonel
John Wayne, Henry Fonda 1:00-5
THE GREAT McGINTY." 1910. Well done
fable about the rise of dumb guy to the
Governors mansion Brian DonIeV "R0AD
TO MOROCCO" 1912. A zany Bob Hope
Bng Crosby comedy, bit on the silly side
1:00-q
THE DOLLY SISTERS" le45. Some nice
legs and good score are this films only
assets. Betty Cradle. June Haver 3:00-
EDISON. THE MAN" 1870 Spencer Tracy is
perfect in this portrayal of the famous in
ventor. Charles coburn. 3:00-5
TERROR IN A TEXAS TOWN" 1858. A sailor
seeks revenge for his fathers DEATH Sterling
Hayden, Sebastian Cabot, Carol Kelly. 800-7
"oNcE UPON A HONEYMOON" 1912. Comedy
about an American reporter who trails the
wife Of Naz eestapo agent and falls for
her. Cary Grant, Ginger Rogers 1l:00-5
WHIRLPOOL" le49. SuspensefuI drama Of
backmaiI hypnosis and murder, directed by
Otto Preminser. Gene Tierney, Jose Ferrer.
lilo
THE BLUE cARDENIA." 1853 slow-movino
mystery drama about a girl wrongly accused
Of murder. Anne Baxter, Richard Conte.
l1:20-q
PRIVATE HELL g." 1854. Two detectives
turn greedy when they discover missing loot.
Howard Duff. Steve Cochran 1851
Mondoy AN.
MUSIC IN MANHATTAN" lq44. A musical
about boy and girl who are forced to pose
as man and wife. Anne Shirley, Philip Terry.
10:00-5
Mondoy P.M.
ALICE ADAMS" 1885. A wel-done story Of
lonely girl from a small town. Katharine
Hepburn, Fred MaeMurray. 100-5
PERSONAL MAID" 1881. Anticipated drama.
Nancy Carroll. Gene Raymond. 5:O0-9
THE HUNTERS" 1858. tcolorJ An action
81 The svndoy Stor N Mooozine, Y
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Macmillan Believed
OnWoyO utof Politics

fumo together at DR.. Wards
flat in October, 1862, and told
security officials.
Mr.. Profumo. who has been
In hiding since he resigned, had
said he broke with the girl
In 1851.
Mr.. Macmillan's explanation
Of the security stumbles rested
partly on the belief that the
liaison was over long before
the rumors started flying.
Profumo Voices RemOrse
From his hiding place, Mr.
Profumo today expressed his
profound remorse" over the
affair.
A statement issued through
his lawyers noted that Mr.
Proumo had admitted deer
regret for his actions in hi
letter Of resignation. It addet
that Mr.. Profumo wishes Il
take this opportunity through
the medium Of the press x
repeat to Q wider public hil
profound remorse. Beyond Thu
neither he nor his wife have
anything further TO say"
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Britoin Changing
Over to Centigrude

LoNDoN.-Britain is giving
up the Fahrenheit temperature
scale a. . step toward Euro
peanization. All temperatures
win be read in centisrade de-
grees after q two-year change
over period.
On the Fahrenheit thermom-
eter the freezing temperature
of water Is 80 degrees and boil
ing Il ala. On the centierade
scale water freezes ct zero and
boils at 100 degrees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18

Mr.. Macmillan's former War
Minister.
This. together with various
court cases involving most of
the persons involved, seems
likely to keep the story in the
public eye for q long time to
come. a
And the new revelations that
can be expected are unlikely to
reflect to the governments
credit in its handling Of the
affair.
In fact much Of what was
revealed yesterday by Mr.. Mac
milan himself was more dam
aging than helpful. ~
Though the Prime Minister
no doubt succeeded in convinc-
ing his audience that he had
acted honorably, no one ever
really doubted that he had.
The question was whether he
had acted overindulgently to-
ward his suspected minister or,
as Labor's Harold Wilson put
1t. with Incidence and nom
chalance."
Less Convincing
On this score Mr.. Macmillan
was q good deal less convincing.
The bewildering torrent Of
dates, facts and arguments
which he showered on his lis
teners all seemed to boil. down
to one central point:
AS early as July, 1861, there
had been warnings to the
Prime Minister'S office from
the security services and other
sources about activities and
acquaintance Of John Profumo,
Minister Of War. It was not
until February of this year that
these reports were brought to
Mr.. Macmillan's attention.
When Mr.. Profumo denied
the charges Mr.. Macmillan be-
lieved him. He did not learn
the truth until June 5, when
Mr.. Profumo wrote his letter
of resignation admitting that
he had lied all along.
Mr.. Macmillan himself
thought it unfortunate" that
most Of the early security re-
ports had not been passed on
to him. And since he is, by
British law. head of these secu-
rity services and responsible for
their activities, this would seem
to be something Of an UNDER
statement.
Specifically. he was not told
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acceptance Of the principal of
international aid suggests that
the time may not be far dis
tant when q system Of progress
sive international taxation.
similar 70 that which applies
on q national Acale. win be
regarded a. q logical develop
ment even II =. IL may be
termed contribution rather
than taxation"
Speedy Aetion Asked
The declaration by the full
congress said. developing coun-
tries must take speedy and
decisive action" for planned
and integrated use Of resources,
providing incentives for in
creased food production by
inSuring stable prices and re-
forming unjust and obsolete
structures and systems Of land
tenure and land use"
From advanced countries. the
declaration asked international
cooperation 10 reverse adverse
and disturbing tendencies" in
developing nations trade; an
increase In the volume and
effectiveness Of financial, ma
terial and technical assistance,
and "a more equitable and ra-
tional sharing Of world album
dance, including an expanded
and improved utilization Of food
SURPRISES"
The declaration also ex-
pressed the hope that global
efforts for universal dlsarma-
ment will succeed and "the
vast sums now being spent on
instruments Of destruction will
and become increasingly avail
able for the elimination Of
hunger and malnutrition and
the promotion Of human well
being"
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TEACHERS
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been considered by the schoo
board"
TT acted on the assumption
there was only one answer,
Mr.. Floyd said.
Mr.. Tobin, in his two-pagC
opinion. said that while therV
is about $S80.000 In ar
unappropriated school boarC
surplus. the law permits only
the transfer Of appropriated
money.
Mr.. Tobin noted Montgom.
ery's charter allows supplement.
tai appropriations by thu
county to avail itself Of local
State. and Federal legislation
He said, There Is no such leg
islation to consider here"
Emergency" Ruled Out
Noting the council may make
supplemental appropriations fol
emergencies or unforeseen dis.
asters, Mr.. Tobin said the court
has ruled that emergency
does not mean "expediency
convenience. or best interests. y
William e. Coyle, vice chair
man Of the school board, urged
the council to reconsider the
200 teaching positions based
on additional information pre-
dieting more crowded class
rooms in September.
In adopting q new budget
April H., the council approved
only ~ Of 222 new teachers
requested by the school board
Classroom enrollments next fall
are expected to exceed this
years rosters by nearly s 200
students.
The school board request fol-
reconsideration was backed by
Q number Of parent teacher and
civic groups.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18

deductions would apply only TO
individual taxpayers. Busi-
nesses would continue subtract
ing all tax payments as ex-
penses reducing taxable earn
ings. =
A committee source said the
Treasury approved the pro-
posal as an alternative to the
broader recommendation by
the President on deductions.
The committee yesterday
reconsidered an earlier de-
cision and voted q moderate
Tightening Of the rules on oil
and gas industry taxation.
Boost OIL Levies
These rules changes, limiting
the grouping Of oil properties
for tax advantage and the APP
plication Of the lower capital
gains rate to certain sales,
would increase taxes on the
industry by an estimated $50
million q year.
The full range Of Kennedy
proposals on oil and gas taxa.
ton would have yielded an in.
crease estimated up to $3.50
million. The committee had re-
jected nearly ell these.
It Is now reported studying
again possible repeal Of the
4 per cent dividend tax credit
instituted during the Eisen-
hover administration. It has
once voted not to change the
present arrangement. but this
decision, like all others up to
the time q bill Is actually sent
to the House, can be recon-
sidered.
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international Tex Seen
AsStepto FightHunger

A system Of progressive In
ternAtional taxation" perhaps
going under the name Of con-
tribution," may be the next
step In the battle against hun.
Ger, the World Food Congress
Was told today.
Or. d, r. Sen, director gen.
eral Of the Food and Agrieul-
ture Organization, made this
suggestion at the closing ses-
sion Of the Congress ct the
State Department this morn
Ing.
Thereupon the l,Ooo-member
Congress adopted by standing
vote q formal declaration that
the elimination Of hunger Is
a primary task Of all men and
women. who must recognize
their duties as well as their
rights as members Of the hu-
man race"
DR.. Sen noted "a much
greater awareness Of the exis-
tence Of world hunger" In 1868.
than 20 years ago when the
Food and Agriculture Organi-
zation was established.
Peace and Way at Stake
1T is now realized by public
leaders, by men Of good will
everywhere and by the rising
elite In the developing coun-
tries, that peace and war will
be determined by the outcome
Of the race between population
and resources" DR.. Sen said.
It has now become "estab-
lished policy" he said. for adj
vanced countries to assist de-
veloping nations.
Differences now center on
scale and FORM" he said. and
principles must be established
to insure that all countries
participate in the task Of in
ternational reconstruction.
Or. Sen said that the very
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DEBATE
~ t-s.=eA--
Macmillan Admits
Lack of information
DEBATE

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heartedly agreed to Labor de-
mands for some sort OF new
commission Of inquiry to In
vestigats the security angles
surrounding the resignation Of
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surrounded the 2e-year-old cir
before her flight was an.
nounced Sunday.
They dug up details about
her personal life, including her
fayorite perfume, Red Mos
cow" and her favorite pianist
an American. Van Cliburn.
But nobody seemed 10 know
anything about her boy friends
II any. There were uncon-
firmed rumors that Mai
Nikolayev, q handsome cos
Imonaut, is the man in her life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
Profumo's Wife Playing
Toughest Role Of Life

about q childhood disappoint-
ment, she said prophetically:
when you're young and
break your heart, at least 1t
'mends."
But what Of Q broken heart
at 80?
A relative, who declined to
be quoted by name, said:
Lots Of people believe Va
lerie viii divorce her husband,
But I don't think she will. She
is no longer young. she has no
career, but more than that.
she Is not that type Of girl.
She's q fighter"
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Venezuela Apologies
To U. S. for Attack

CARACAS. Venezuela, June
10 AP).-Acting Foreign Min
lister Reinaldo Leandro Mora
disclosed yesterday Venezuela
has presented formal apoligie,
10 the United States for the
terrorist attack on a United
States Army mission.
Eight ro-Communist ter
rorists raided and burned the
mission June 5.
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Free University of Berlin where
he will receive q degree.
The White House schedule
showed that Mr.. Kennedy will
stop at two spots along the
Wall during his West Berlin
visit.
Heads for Dublin
Late that afternoon he win
depart for Dublin for Q two
day visit which win include
trips to the area from which
the Presidents family came to
the United States. He also viii
confer with Irish leaders, at
tend various receptions and
dinners and visit by motorcade
three towns In the Dublin area.
On a visit to Wexford he win
speak and also lay q wreath
on the statue Of johnny Barry.
founder Of the American Navy.
On Friday. June 20. the
President will have another full
schedule including receiving
honorary degrees from the Ma
tional University Of Ireland,
University Of Dublin and hon.
orary freedom Of the City Of
Dublin.
Arrangements are being made
for the President to address
q Joint session Of both Houses
Of Parliament which would be
the first time q foreigner has
received this privilege.
win See Macmillan
on Saturday. June 20, the
President will fly to England
for conferences ct Birch Grove
with Prime Minister Macmillan
and other British leaders.
On Sunday. June 80. after
attending church services. the
President will fly to Italy. HE
will have discussions with the
President Of the Italian Repub-
lie and other Italian leaders and
leave Italy on the afternoon OF
July e." the White House said.
The schedule did not reveal
where the discussions would
take place. The President is
scheduled 10 arrive back at
Andrews Air Force Base early
on July 3.
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SPACE

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the earth on the normal prog.
ress Of the flight, the faultlssl
operation Of flight systems and
that they feel perfectly weIl,'
the Tass announcement said.
The bulletin gave no indica.
ton when they might be com.
ing down.
Chat Over Radio
The two cosmonauts speni
much Of the second day Of
their space date chatting oveI
q two-way radio hookup and
Valentino merrily sang Col
Bykovsky Q song. Trackine
stations heard it but could moi
make out the tune.
Col. Bykovsky was launched
into space at 8 pm. Friday and
Valentino followed him into
orbit Sunday. A Soviet an
nouncement disclosed that on
their first orbit together Sun
day they came within 3 miles
Of each other.
Space twins Nikolayev and
Pavel Popovich were separated
by ( miles last August and re-
ported seeing each othes. But
there has been no sighting re-
port from Valentino and Col
Bykovsky.
Valentino displayed unflag-
ging high spirits to television
viewers yesterday although
dark shadows appeared under
her eyes.
The Seagull," as she Il
called. is becoming q popular
television personality with So.
Wet audiences. She has ap.
peared several times. scme.
times smiling and sometimes
serious. At one point she sem
q message TO her Widowed
mother. Tell Mama not Il
worry" she said.
The government newspaper
Izvestia reported from Tn,
ground control center that 4
had determined O woman car
stand weightlessness and pro.
longed space flight Just as vel
as d man.
It quoted q prominent Soviet
physiologist as saying: 9TH,
organism Of the woman rs vel
as the organism Of the mar
can rather easily stand tn,
weightlessness and stay II
outer space"
A comparative analysis o.
the effects Of space flight or
man and woman was one chic
aim Of the duo flight.
There had been speculation
for q time that the two spac,
ships would hook together dur.
ing the flight. But q number
Of Western experts doubted
this ever was intended sine,
Valentino Is not q skilled pilot
and probably could not ma.
neuver her craft. The chang,
In Col. Bykovsky's orbit made
. linkup even more unlikely.
Soviet newspapers made ur
for the official secrecy which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
TAXES

Continued From Page AL
those on movie tickets, hotel
rooms, transfers and voting in
States with poll taxes.
Still deductible would be the
biggest State and local taxes,
the levies on real estate, gen.
eral personal property. income
and the broad category Of gen.
eral sales and use taxes. Any
tax not in these four categories
would be non-deductible. start
ing next January /.
These State and local taxes
now may be deducted from tax
able income in computing Fed.
eral income taxes. If the tax.
payer itemizes his deductions.
The breakdown on deductions
probably would encourage more
taxpayers TO take the standard
deduction. 10 per cent Of In
come up to Q maximum deduc-
ton Of $1,000, instead Of ite-
mixing. But the committee ID
considering q cut In the stand
ard deduction.
Move by Mills
The plan TO clrtail deduc-
tons repeatedly was proposed
by Committee Chairman Mills,
Democrat of Arkansas and
adopted by voice vote. A Re-
publican member said the pro-
posal was adopted over nearly
solid q. o. P. opposition.
Taxes on cigarettes and alco-
holic beverages now are de-
ductible BY Federal taxpayers
in some States but not in 9TH
ers. These taxes are deductible
only II State law imposes them
directly on the retail purchaser
or II the levies are stated as q
separate part Of the price.
The Mills proposal was Of
fered IS an alternative TO
President Kennedy's much
broader recommendation for
limiting all deductions. The
administration plan would have
allowed deductions only for
OUTLAWS exceeding 5 per cent
Of the taxpayers gross income.
The Presidents plan would
have raised an estimated t2.3
billion Of revenue annually.
Opposition was so great that
the committee never seriously
considered the proposal. and
instead decided to raise reve-
nue. more selectively.
Sought $40 Billion Cut
Mr.. Kennedy has proposed
rate reductions Of $l3.6 billion
over three years. partly offset
by $3.4 billion Of revenue
raising reforms" for q net
tax cut Of sl0.2 billion.
Until today's action yielding
$500 million. the COMMITTEES
had approved reforms raising
much less than 500 million
net.
The proposed curtailment Of
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in 1861 that both Mr.. Profumo
and Capt. Eugene Ivanov Of
the Russian Embassy were see
ing q good deal Of Or. Stephen
Ward. London osteopath sub
sequently indicted on morals
charges,
This information was eiven'a
to Sir Norman Brook, then the.
cabinet secretary.
The following January he was ssl
not told when authorities dis.tot
covered that Mr.. Profunao was 90
involved with Christine Keeler,um
redheaded 2i-year-old partys l
girl who was equally friendly
with both Mr.. Ward and Capt rS
Ivanov.
Secret Information &c
Finally. and most damaging
OF all, he was not told when \
security agents learned that
Miss Keller had been asked
to try to obtain secret in
formation from Mr., profumo
regarding the transfer OF docu-
ments lin another version
nuclear nnissiles) from the
United States to West Germany.
Miss Keller apparently re.
fused, and the security service i
kept this information TO itself = /
But for Mr.. Macmillan, the, I
cruelest blow Of all was the
self: 2 4
II do not remember In the !
whole Of my life or even in the
political history Of the past a
case Of a minister Of the Crown
who has told q deliberate lie
to his wife, his legal advisers
and his ministerial colleagues
not once, but over and over !.
again-who has then repeated Z
this lie to the House Of Com
mons in a personal statement,
which as Mr.. Wilson reminded
US, implies that It Is privileged
and who subsequently has /
taken legal action on the basis
Of q falsehood."
Aggrieved Incredulity Z
This note Of aggrieyed in
credulity runs through the
whole dreary recital Of the
Prime Minister.
He had been, as he said, "de-
ceived. grossly deceived"
What happened had inflicted
q deep, bitter and lasting
wound"
And after the results of the !
debate, few doubted the wound
would prove fatal to Mr.. Mac
millan's own political career. /