Evening star. [volume], June 15, 1958, Page A-3, Image 3

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THE ARMY GOES ROLLING ALONG—“Rolling” on its legs to the tune
of the official Army Song the 3d “Old Guard” Infantry Regiment with
its colonial color guard passes in review on the Mall. The review, taken
on the Mall by Army Secretary Brucker, marked the 183 d anniversary
of the Nation’s military land forces in conjunction with the opening
of a new Hall of Military History in close-by Smithsonian Institution.
—Star Staff Photo by Ranny Routt.
Army's 183 d Birthday
Celebrated by Parade
A small but colorful military pageant on the Mall helped
the United States Army celebrate its 183 d birthday yesterday.
Smithsonian Institution was principal collaborator, opening
its new Hall of Military History in the Arts and Industries
Shortly afterward, 600 crack troops of the Third ‘‘Old
Guard” Infantry Regiment;
marched by in formal review ,
on Smithsonian's “front lawn.” |
Secretary of the Army Wil- |
ber M. Brucker snipped the
ribbon opening the start-to- :
present display of the Nation’s
military development. Mr.
Brucker also took the 3d Regi
ment review and participated
in the formal retreat ceremo
nies during which the flag atop
Smithsonian’s tower was low
ered to the strains of the “Star
Spangled Banner” and the
echoes of a 19-gun salute.
In both proceedings Mr.
Brucker was joined by three of
the Assistant Secretaries, Dewey
Short, Hugh Milton and Prank
H. Higgins, fn#tJr%n. Lyman
L. Lemnitzer Army vice chief
of stall.
Patriotism Lost
“We’ve 1(M a lot of patriotism
back home on Main street.” Mr.
Brlcker said. "It has been lost
from our hearts somehow.
"When I was a boy and Flat
Day and the Fourth of Juli
came around and there was ni
flag on display at everyone’!
house, it was something to bi
ashamed of.”
Americans, he added, “must
get back to that feeling. It
does something for the people
of this country. We must
search for the wellsprings of
renewed patriotism.”
He paid tribute to Smith
sonian, to Dr. Leonard Car
michael, its secretary, and to
museums in general for helping
preserve the Nation’s past. “We
must look to museums like
Smithsonian,” he said.
The new hall, directly oppo
site its counterpart in naval
history, is characteristic of the
museum’s new story-telling ap
proach to the past.
Dioramas Show Scenes
Dioramas depict some of the
Army’s 145 battle campaigns.
The Army’s flag with its 145
campaign streamers gets a
prominent display. The uni
form that George Washington
wore when he relinquished his
commission is right at the en
trance. Representative weapons
of all the Nation’s fighting
eras are neatly arrayed. Relics
Include part of a 22-inch thick
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oak tree literally shot in half ,
by rifle bullets at the Civil War ■
battle of Spotsylvania.
As Secretary Brucker ob- j
served, the display “represents ,
all the years that blood has :
been shed for this country.” |
> The Army also celebrated its ;
birthday by opening its mill- j
tary posts to the public. ;
Fort Myer held an open ,
house yesterday from 10 a.m. :
to 4 p.m. featuring the newly
created Historical Museum,
which has exhibits tracing the
history of the fort.
The eight Nike sites in the ,
Washington area were open
yesterday and will be again
todfy from 2 to 3 p.ra. The
sites open for inspection are
units of the 71st Missile Bat
talion: Battery A, LaPlata, ,
Md.; Battery B, Herndon, Va.;
Battery C, Lorton, Va., and i
Battery R, Fairfax. Also units
of the 75 Missile Battalion:
Batteries A and C, Waldorf,
Md.; Battery B, Upper Marl
boro, and Battery D, Brandy
i wine, Md.
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e This is the drab financial;
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as described today in a survey
report compiled by the Depart
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e Life of the National Council of
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Holding Fast
By J. A. OTEARY
Star Stitt Writer
The tide in the Senate ap
peared to be running in favor
of the administration yester
day in ita efforts to hold the
line against any tax cuts this
year.
A few days ago there were
indications that the Senate
might vote to repeal the trans
portation taxes on freight and
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But a reliable source reported
yesterday there is now a good
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and excise rates for another
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Fear Broad Changes
Although there is strong sup
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and 10 per cent on travel
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one amendment is adopted it
might open the way to other
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to be a demand for reduction
or repeal of the 10 per cent tax
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