European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 13, 1980, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 10 the stars and stripes saturday september 13, 1980 but can you keep him Down on the farm this farmhand s not a chump he s a Chimp . Miss. A Linsber Brister s got a farmhand who s an Ace at haying feeding the livestock mowing the Lawn and mending fences. He never complains or asks for a raise. Is he a chump to do All that no he s a Chimp. At 92 pounds 4w feet Codo the Chimpanzee worked the farm a couple of years ago when Brister broke his Arm and thought he might have to sell his cattle since he could t care for them. He s a lot stronger than i am and he does t seem to mind doing what we think is work said Brister on his Lin Coln county farm. So i let him do what i do. It takes him a Little longer to figure things out but he can gel the Job  Brister bought Codo for about $500 from a Man who brought the Chimp to Mississippi from Africa. An animal dealer from new Orleans recently offered si0,000 for Codo Bris tar said. The Man said the Chimp was inc most intelligent ape he had Ever seen. Lord knows we need the Money but you just Don t sell one of your own family Brister said. Under Brister s supervision Codo plows with a tractor cuts the Lawn with a push or Riding Mower builds fences and Hays cattle. The Chimp and Brister occasionally go fishing together with Codo baiting his own Hook. We re used to seeing him do things like that All inc Lime but i m afraid somebody driving by inc House is going to run off in the Pond one Day when they Sec him cutting the Lawn says Brister s wife Imogen a. Codo smokes an occasional cigarette and enjoys his Beer. We Don t let him smoke All that much Brister said. And two Beers is his  Codo wears clothes when he s out of his Cage and shares meals with the family at the dining room table. He docs not pick up the food with his hands. He uses a knife and Fork or he does t sit at the table Brister says. When he s in the House he s allowed to use the toilet. Brister and the Chimp will gel nation wide publicity this fall when they appear on Abc s real  i did t get him to go into show bus inns or to make a lot of Money Brister said. I let them Abc do the show Here but i told them i did t want to go to  Cedo responds to commands slowly but surely. I know he understands what we Are saying to him Brister said. Some times he s a Little slow doing what we Tell him. But then so is a  i a Shah s Book hints Huyser worked with traitor by Charles j. Ii Anley associated press writer in the posthumously published Ameri can edition of his memoirs the deposed Shah Mohammad Racza Pahlavi suggests that a . Air Force general dispatched to Tehran in the dying Days of his regime worked with a traitor iranian officer to pave the Way for Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho Meini s takeover of Iran. The revised cd Liun of Pahlavi s answer to history first published in French last year is described As inc definitive  la is Bilter in ils assessment of the getting out for mass Rose Kennedy attends mass Al is. Fran Cis Xavier Church in Loyannis mass., Hith attendant Oona Nolan pushing wheelchair and Niece Betty Cardan. Mrs. Kennedy attend the 12 10 mass daily. Dpi photo curler administration s actions As Kho Meini s revolution a card Victory. Its . Publication by Slein and Day comes just As William h. Sullivan the former . Ambassador to Iran has stirred another dispute Over what happened in those final Days of the iranian monarchy. In a recent Magazine article Sullivan says presidential Security adviser Zbigniew by Cinski asked him late in the crisis whether he could arrange a military coup to Stop inc revolution. Sullivan says he made an unprintable reply to that suggestion. A Bre i ski spokesman called the sul Livan article factually inaccurate but Brzczinski has not made a Point by Point re Bulla. In his Book the Shah mentioned no Brzczinski coup suggestion but he did write that Brzczinski telephoned him in Early november 1978 and advised thai he take a hard line against his opponents who were staging a series of mass protests and strikes. Brzezinski called me. To urge that i establish Law and order first and Only then continue our democratization pro Gram Pahlavi wrote. The american officer who was sent on the secretive Mission to Tehran in Janu Ary february 1979 was Gen. Robert e. Huyser Deputy commander of . Forces in Europe Al the Lime. . Officials and iranian revolutionaries have already Given conflicting accounts of the purpose of his assignment and inc Shah s Book offers cd another version of events. The Carter administration said Huyser was sent to Tehran to persuade Iran s generals to work with the weak new govern ment of prime minister Shahpour Bakh Tiar and nol push it aside Wilh a military coup aimed at crushing the anti Shah opposition. The United states publicly backed the pro was Lorn Bakhtiar who was appointed by Pahlavi just before the cymbal Llyd Shah left Iran and apparently was anxious to preserve the iranian armed forces As a uni fied anti communist bulwark in the re Gion. But the iranian revolutionaries later contended Hal Huyser s goal was just the opposite thai he Laid plans Wilh inc iranian generals for a military takeover. In his Book Pahlavi suggested a third version that Huyser s assignment rep resented a . Surrender to Kho Mcinis forces and Hal inc american general mediated an Accord Between the revolutionaries and the iranian military. The sex Monarch Drolc thai he knew nothing of inc american s Mission in and Vance and was distressed to learn of his unannounced arrival in Tehran. Huyser succeeded in winning Over my last chief of staff Gen. Ghana Baghi whose later behaviour leads me to believe Hal he was a traitor Pahlavi whole Huyser asked Ghana Baghi to arrange a meeting for him Wilh Mahdi Bazargan inc anti Shah politician who later became Khomeini s first prime minister Pahlavi Drolc. The deposed Soliah said he did nol know what happened later because by Ihnn he was in exile but i do know thai Ghana Baghi used his auth oily to Prev Cal Mili Lary action against Khomeini. He alone knows what decisions were made and the Price  Khomeini s revolutionaries look Power feb. Ii 1979, with Lillic resistance from the military. A number of lop generals had time to leave the country bul of hrs were detained and later Shol by firing squads. La is perhaps significant thai. Only Gen. Go Era Baghi was spared. His Savior was Mahdi  Pahlavi wrote. By the time Huyser left Iran he said the Bakhtiar government he had supposedly come to save was in  Huyser Lold the Slars and stripes in a Frankfurt Germany interview a week ago that any claims by the Shah Hal he helped bring about inc Shah s downfall were erroneous. I will say fall fooled Hal the Shah is Ico Pyrc Cal wrong said Huyser who now commands the air Force s military Airlift command. Thai would nol be the motive of our government. And anything that says i Cwm there to help Aid or do anything that would help Ayatollah Khomeini is false he said air Force wants delay in taking homosexual Back Washington a the air Force said thursday that it would Appeal a court order to reinstate Leonard p. Wallovich decorated Vietnam Veteran who was kicked out of the service in 1975 after admitting his homosexuality. Air Forte Secretary Hans Mark said government attorneys would ask . Dis Ricl judge Gerhard a. Go sell for a delay of Wallovich s  until the App Alcan be heard. Go sell ruled tuesday that inc air Force had confusing standards for dealing Wilh Gay servicemen. He ordered Mal Lovich re mutated and Given Back pay which attorneys for the former Serviceman said could amount to s50.000. Matlovich 37, was a technical sergeant. At Langley fab. Va., when he sent a Tetter to then air Force Secretary John Mclucas revealing his homosexuality and saying be wanted his Case to become a lest of at Force rules on the subject. Even though a was a 12-year Veteran who had won several medals for service in Vietnam he was immediately expelled from the military