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New Air Defense Control
Center Ready at Andrews
By CHARLES YARBROUGH
One of three new centers for operational control of air
defense in the East goes into action at Andrews Air Force Base
at 12:01 a m. tomorrow.
The expansion creates the new 85th Air Division here and
adds others at Dayton, Ohio, and Madison, Wis., to bring the
total number to seven. The original four are located at Roslyn.
Long Island, N. Y.: Belleville. J
Mjph.: Syracuse, N. Y., and i
Marietta. Ga.
* Maj. Gen. Norris B. Harbold, i
Commander of the Eastern Air :
akfense Force, said at his Stew- '
■ft Air Force Base headquarters 1
Newburgh, N. Y.. today that
jfcreading the control through i
Sven Air Divisions will help pro- i
wide more warning time in event ;
jbf air attack.
New Windowless Building 1
Hub of the 85th Division’s 110.- (
000 square mile area of respon- |
sibility will be a new windowless ,
builidng at Andrews. In it will'!
be the combat operation center j
whose radar can trace the move- ,
ment of every aircraft—military
and civilian—even beyond the j
85th’s boundaries. Tire area in
cludes the District, Virginia..
Maryland. North Carolina and'
parts of South Carolina. West ,
Virginia. Pennsylvania and Ten- j
nessee.
Establishment of the 85th here
means no increase in the num- !
ber of aircraft and adds about '
320 to headquarters personnel.
Commander of the 85th is Brig '
Gen. Emmett F. Yost, whose of !
flee is only 15 feet away from j
the combat operations command
post.
From there he can command
regular Air Force flghter-intex’- .
ceptor aircraft and in an emer- I
gency can assume operational
control of antiaircraft batteries 1
which now ring the city: the Air
National Guard and Naval and 1
Marine units made available for '
Air Defense. 1
Partners in the 85th’s weapons j
system are air control and warn- 1
ing squadrons scattered through
out the division area with radar *
and trained personnel. !
(
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Six filter centers manned by 5
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«« PEOPLES
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Ground Observer Corps person
nel will receive and record air-!
craft movement in the territory,
relaying information to Gen.:
Yost’s combat center control
board.
Gen. Yost lauded the Observer
Corps' mission, pointing out that
they constitute "one of our more
important detectors in event of;
ilow level attack which radar
might not Dick up.”
i The 85th's new commander
came to Andrews from the Air
Defense Command at Colorado
Springs, where he was inspector
general. Deputy commander
here is Col. Theron Coulter, who,
has been serving with the armed
forces special weapons project
at the Pentagon.
Washington's defense, until:
the new alignment, were under i
control of the 26th Air Division
at Roslyn, and the 35th at Dob
bins Air Force Base. Ga.
Representatives of the Air;
Force, Army, Navy. Civil Defense;
and Government agencies will be
assigned to the 85th staff to
assist in the joint operation, the!
announcement said. In addition,
an Air Force liaison officer will;
be attached to the Governor's
office in each State in the divi
sion area. !
New Boy Scout Troop
And Cubs Chartered
A new Boy Scout troop and cub
pack, sponsored by the Dean-!
wood Civic Association, were
chartered last night at a cere-!
mony at the Carver Elementary
School.
The charter was presented to
George N. Amy. president of the
association, by guest speaker;
Samuel B. Danly. representing
the National Capital Area of Boy
Scouts of America.
Recreation
Item Opposed
The Fort Gaines Citizens' As
sociation last night opposed any
improvement of recreation facil
ities at the Friendship Play
ground, Forty-fifth and Van
Ness streets N.W.
The proposed District budget
for fiscal 1957 provides $40,000
for erection of .a community
center at the playground and
;the salaries of two full-time;
attendants.
■j The group split from the
.neighboring American University
Park Citizens’ Association in 1954
in opposition to the establish
ment of the playground.
Last night the group asked
that the sum be struck from the
appropriations.
The resolution stated that ex
isting recreation facilities in the
area are adequate.
"It is a matter of widespread
public knowledge that the Dis
trict is hard-pressed for funds,”
the resolution said. The expendi
ture of public funds for the pur
pose above set out cannot be
justified.”
William B. Wolf, jr„ Is chair
man of the committee that pre
pared the resolution.
The meeting, held in the Tem
ple Baptist Church, Nebraska
avenue at Ward circle, was con
ducted by Vincent F. Callahan,
: president.
It’s easy to register and
qualify as r. District voter. Go
to registration headquarters
! on ,vound floor of the District |
Building and sign up.
ADVERTISEMENT. ;
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El Greco Work Restored
With Breechclouts Off
r The 17th century El Greco masterpiece, ‘'Laocoon,” has been I
' restored to Its original beauty at the National Gallery of Art—,
' without drapes which some one painted on a couple of nude figures
1 lOOjyears or more ago
It was while spending six months removing 15 or 20 coats of
- varnish and dirt left by three centuries that Mario Modestini, chief
-1 curator of the Samiifel H. Kress
' collection, discovered all was not
' what it appeared to be with the
! 5-by-6-foot painting.
, In addition to the breechclouts
; modestly slipped over the mid
i dies of a young man and a young
woman at each side of the pic
ture, there had been other alter
nations from the first effort of El
.Greco.
Most apparent was the discov
ery of the unfinished head of a
’ sixth figure, in the upper right
hand corner, and an unattached
I limb in the lower right-hand
, corner.
Fate of Informant Recalled
The painting, one of the 1,500-
' piece Kress collection, is one of
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; geance on Laocoon after that
worthy had warned the Trojans
5 of the wooden horse trick rigged
. by the Greeks. The painting
; shows old Laocoon and his two
. sons being stacked by serpents
. dispatched by Minerva.
1 The gallery has had the paint-
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it was sent for storage during!
the war. Later It was added to ]
the Kress collection at a value I
of SBOO,OOO. :i
About a year ago Mr. Modes- i
tlnl. combining the delicate skill <
he learned from his father with 1
all the modem scientific tech- 1
niques, took the painting from
the gallery wall. ||
Close Inspection Given I
It was removed to the Kress
• Huckleberry Hill studio near
t Scranton, Pa., for the laborious
»task that included minute inspec-
I tion with all types of photo
[ graphic and microscopic equip
> ment. Then followed the inch
* by-inch removal of many coats of <
j varnish. i
The restorer learned the
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WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 2*. 195*
painted-out head, appearing be
tween two other heads in the
right-hand corner, had been
added to the original by a suc
cessor to El Greco. The head
was painted on the varnish used
by the master.
However, the painted-out leg
in the lower right was the abor
tive work of the original artist.,
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He must have changed his mind.
Mr Modestlni’s carefully ap
-1 piled scalpel also dug out the
fact that El Greco died with his
1 final masterpiece incomplete.
1 Missing from the. restored art
was a hand and foot of one of
: the figures on the right. A
■ later artist had added them
..after El Greco died In 1614.

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