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‘Team Work’ Is Herter Aim

WASHINGTON (AP) — Chris- tian A. Herter took. command of the state department Monday with a pledge to rely on team- a en oe

mTbe 64-year-old New Englander strongly imptied he would do far less travelling than the cancer- stricken John Foster Dulles did when he was secretary.

“3 will travel if I feel it is ne- cessary to travel,” Herter said. “But, as you know, I have al- ways been a pretty strong team- worke?, and-Thave got very de pride in my associates in the de-/lomats, partment.”

Im six years, Dulles broke all travel record for a secretary, flying more than 559,000 miles on jone - man diplomatic missions around the world.

to his new duties at the airport a few hours after Pres- ident Eisenhower formally nom- inated him as Dulles’s successor. WANTS DILLON

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Herter took the position that Eisenhower's three-day delay in naming him as Duiles’s sutces- sor, aftér, Diifies resigned,‘has not

“The only. delay was that he (Eisenhower) was waiting physical report that he nted me to have made for him and which I was delighted to have made for him,” Herter told re- porters. ; Herter's associates have been disturbed by the delay, including Eisenhower's last minute request he undergo a confidential physi- cal checkup to back up his own doctor's view that arthritis of the) _

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By VINCENT BUIST

MOSCOW (Reuters)—Premier Khrushchev is resting in Yalta in anticipation of an arduous spring and summer program, including attendance at a possible East- West summit conference. ‘

The premier, who celebrated his 65th birthday Friday, is be- lieved to be in good health de- spite Western speculation to the contrary. There have been no in- dications that he is slowing up.

Diplomats have noted that he is taking zreat pains to remain

his alcoholic intake. A certain slackness in his suits. indicates only that he is pursing a strict diet to keep in shape.

TWO FACTORS.

The Soviet leader normally takes a one - month vacation in September. This year’s change in plans probably is caused by two factors:

1. His gruelling routine of hard work during the winter, includ- ing a Communist party congress and handling of the Berlin dis- pute.

2. Anticipation of a busy sum- mer.

Khrushchev is expected to re- turn to Moscow in time to greet British Field Marshal Viscount

KhrushchevRests For Hard Season

fit, Khrushchev has cut down on?

Montgomery, who arrives here April 28 for private talks. From then on until next fall, the Kremlin chief will be busy. In June, Khrushchev is due to visit Poland. This will be fol- lowed in late July by a one- month tour of Scandinavian countries. ALSO HOLIDAYING

Other Soviet leaders, including

First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan, also are resting up for the coming chores. Khrushchev now is at the well- appointed villa in the Crimean resort where the war-time Yalta agreements were drawn up.

Zippy the chimp seems to be jquite at home at this job. Zippy took over the editor’s chair in

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The premier escaped unscathed from a virulegt influenza epi- demic which swept Moscow last winter. He displayed his physical and mental stamina in a six-hour speech to the party congress in January.

Two months later, he showed equal energy in working 14 hours daily during Prime Minister Macmillan’s visit.

At a Kremlin press conference a month ago, Khrushclev han- died Western correspondents with relaxed good humor.

The impression he left was that he is one of the fittest gov- ernment leaders anywhere in the

By CHARLES MORROW Canadian Press Staff Writer BRETONA, ‘Alta. (CP) — For

Bill Christie’s dairy cows only the best is good enough.

That’s his secret for topping other Alberta dairy farmers with his high-producing herd of Hol- steins. For the third straight year, the Scottish - born farmer has won the provincial trophy for the herd with the highest

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In the 1957-58 period, his best year, the 19 animals on the farm in this district near Edmonton produced an average of 16.848 pounds of milk compared with the average of 10,091 pounds for a total of 8,709 cows tested under the program. The Christie cows

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amazed the test officials and fel- low farmers. His cows—all pure breds, though none is registered— are good, but not outstanding. He does not feed them high-powered supplements or minerals.”

In his soft burr, Christie, a farmer like his father before him, explains his theory: ‘“‘Give them nothing but the best.”

In summer his herd ig never short of the best pasture. During winter they get the best alfalfa

type barn is kept spotlessly clean.’ Christie began building up his

was seriously injured in a bomber crash. A loan under the Veterans’ Land Act permitted him a quarter-section of land Bretona, 12 miles southeast Edmonton, and he purchased six heifer calves.

QUALITY HERD

From this modest beginning, say VLA officials, he has built up one of the finest small herds of dairy cattle in Canada.

Although he used natural breed- ing to begin, more recently he has bred with semen from the Milner, B.C. artificial insemina- tion unit, One heifer, daughter of Gilmore Bellringer, produced more than 17,000 pounds of milk in 305 days as a two - year old and more than 20,000 pounds as a three-year-old over the same period.

Success didn’t come easy, how- ever. It wasn’t until 1956 that Bill, his wife and three childres could move into a modern home from. the farm's existing build- ings. Last year, he built a new barn.

Bill operates the layout him- self, with the help of his wife. He has only 50. acres under cul- tivation and must buy half his forage, but hopes to break up more land soon,

Joey Invited To Manitoba

MOOSE JAW, Sask. (CP) — Saskatchewan Liberals have ‘in- vited Premier Joseph Smallwood of Newfoundland to speak in this provipce and a unionist says it may be part of an anti-union efu- sade by the Liberal party.

F. W. McClelland, president of the Saskatchewan Federation of Labor, said Monday many will believe the invitation has been made to “engender an emotional anti-union crusade in the prov- ince so as to secure farmer sup port based on false issues and an inflamed situation.’

A Liberal spokesman confirmed that the party has invited Mr. Smallwood to come to the prov- ince for a series of mectings. But he said the association has re ceived no confirmation that the Newfoundland premier can com- and does not know when th, visit might be. He said Mr. Small- wood is in Jamaica and no: word is expected fro’. hit> for a week.

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“T can’t agree that it's an anti- labor move,”’ the spokesman said. “We would like to hear Mr. Smallwood’s side, but if he ate - repts the invitation we’ probably invite a labor official to come to the province, too.”

Mr. McClelland said Liberals have a right to hear any speaker they choose, but “labor people in . the province will be forced ta draw appropriate conclusions from this inyitation.”

, During the recent sessio:, of the legislature, Asmundur Lopison, . Liberal member for Saltcoats, backed Mr, Smaiwood’s stand ip Newfoundland's logging strike.