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Evening star., 1960-07-14
BY EDWARD LANOUETTE
star stan Writer

Something was wrong-horri-
bly, wrong-at the Washington
Monument grounds this morn
ing.
More than 1900 American
Field Service students repre-
senting 46 foreign nations were
rallying under the flags of NSeir
respective countries after hav-
ing spent a senior high school
year in nearly every state of
the union.
Now, on a four-day grand
finale visit to the Nations
Capital, they were re-uniting
with their fellow countrymen-
swapping stories and souvenirs
of their stay in America.
But all was not we'll under
the gray skies.
"Ou est lie drapeau Fran
caiSe?" shrieked a dismayed
group of mademoiselles as they
assembled around a bare, flag
less pole. Everywhere else pen
nants and banners f1uttered in
the wind-but no French flag.
Definitely "IncrOyable"
"C'est incroyable," gasped
Jean-Philipe Colson from Avig-
non, seconded by good-natured
jeers and boots from his coun-
trymen. Having no French
flag here on Bastille Day is
is horrible. It's like forgetting
the American flag on the
Fourth Of July" "
"It's a reflection on our En-
bassy," shouted a girl in a red
dress.
Fortunately, the desperate
situation was saved when Mrs.
Carlos Gibson, president of the
Washington Committee of the
AFS. sprinted over the soggy
grass bearing three small tri-
color flags.
Evening star., 1960-07-14
MARK EVANS
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Evening star., 1960-07-14
BY MARY LOU WERNER
Star stan Writer

LOS ANGELES, July IA
Virginia's banner belatedly
joined the Kennedy victory pa
rade last night, with Gov. Al
mond personally holding it
'aloft.
What's more, the Governor
predicted that the man the
Democrats nominated last night
would carry the Old Dominion,
which has gone Republican in
the last two presidential elec-
tionS.
Comparing Senator Kennedy
and Vice President Nixon,
the Governor said: Kennedy
towers over him like an oak in
Evening star., 1960-07-14

Nicholson street, Hyattsville,
Md, and their daughter, Carol
Ann, II.
Carol Ann, an AFS student
in Finland last year, will be a
freshman at American Uni
versity this fall. She and her
parents also will share their
home with Miss Kazuko Hirose,
10, Of Ibaraki, Japan, who spent
the year in West Linn, Greg.
Trips End Brings Sadness
II can't believe we are be-
ginning to end the trip" COM
mented Miss Hirose sadly. "I'd
almost rather see my American
family again than my Japanese
family"
Within minutes the last bag
was packed in the last car and
the visitors hurried off to be-
come acquainted with their new
Washington friends.
The students assembling
near the Monument today left
for luncheons at their respec-
tive Embassies aboard buses
decorated with the flags of
their countries.
The schedule for the re-
mainder of their stay here is
a busy one-one which in
cluded a quick tour of the Zoo
this afternoon.
To Meet, officials
Beginning at IL am. to-
morrow the foreign students
will hear and ask questions of
Leonard Saccio, deputy ad-
ministrator Of the Interna-
tional Cooperation Admin
iStration, Supreme Court jug
tice Frankfurter and Secre-
tary of State Herter at the
Departmental Auditorium on
Constitution avenue.
At noon they will have lunch
at the House and Senate cafe
terias and spend an afternoon
exploring Capitol Hill.
On Saturday they will be
able to visit the city on their
own and take part in the many
games. street dances and pic
MICS being planned by the
surrounding communities.
On Sunday the foreign Wis
itors will leave Washington for
a three-day reindoctrination
stay at Midway, an otherwise
undesignated college campus
near New York City, before
they leave the United States.
mo one but a few top Off
cials of the group knows where
Midway is," explained Chuck
Yeramian, a bus chairman
from Detroit. THAT way the
American parents of the chill
dren won't try to visit them.
1t makes it a lot easier. You
know, some of them have be-
come quite attached to their
families in America"
Evening star., 1960-07-14

his qualifications for the presi-
dency."
Gov. Almonds bolt with the
banner wound up a frantic
final hour for Virginia at last
nights session, which saw some
members of the delegation try
to put the States 33 votes be-
hind Senator Kennedy once his
nomination was assured.
Delegation POlled
The delegation was being
polled to see If there were
enough votes to abandon the
then-futile Johnson pledge, but
the convention went ahead and
gave the nomination to Sen
ator Kennedy by acclamation.
State standards began NOV
ing toward toward the speak
er'S platform as soon as the
nomination was official. They
were clustered there as the
cheering delegates awaited the
arrival Of the man from Massa-
chusetts. For a long time, Vir-
ginia'S was among the missing.
Gov. Almond, who had been
busy talking with delegates
and reporters, suddenly became
aware of the placard parade.
He grabbed the Virginia
standard, turned to members
of the delegation and asked:
ANY objections?"
If there were any, he didn't
hear them. One delegate OBJ
served Texas is already up
there"
Heads for ROstrum
With the standard in hand,
he took of like a ball player
going to bat for the first time
after a dreary day on the
bench.
The Governors executive as
Sistant, Peyton Winfree, went
with him and wound up hold
ing the New jersey banner.
IF you can't beat 'em, Join
EN-" chuckled Mr.. Winfree.
Gov. Almond later said he
thought it was the only hon
orable thing for Virginia to do.
1--WE did all we could within
the bounds of honor to nom
mate Senator Johnson. We
are disappointed he did not
succeed, but under the rules
of this convention I expect to
support the nominee" he de-
clared.
Senator Kennedy went over
the Top TOUR states after Vir-
.ginia dutifully cast it's 33 bal
lots for Senator johnson.
Gov. Almond motioned the
delegation to a quick huddle,
and advised: Lets stay where
we are"
Asks Change
There seemed to be general
agreement on that until Repre-
sentative Pat Jennings rushed
up and asked Cant we 60
now-go with Kennedy?"
Since 1886 Virginia consist
emily has stuck with losing
.contenders for the Democratic
nomination, and has refused
to go along with the winner
even after nomination was as
,sured.
Gov. Almond told Mr.. Jen-
Evening star., 1960-07-14
Gosh Register Stolen
From Coffee Shop

Alexandria police are investi-
eating the theft of a cash regis
ter and nearly $50 in cash last
night from the Lincolnia Motel
Coffee Shop, 205 North Beaure-
gard street.
Motel owner c. j. Wheetman
told police that entry was made
through a rear window. The
cash register is valued at 5000.
Evening star., 1960-07-14
CREDIT FADES
Police End
oil Heirs
Honeymoon

A pretty, 28-year-old bru-
nette's Cinderella like marriage
to a man she believed was the
son of one of the worlds richest
men ended with a jarring thuc
yesterday.
Washington police charged
the groom with false pretenses
and told the bride he had q
wife and three children in New
Hyde Park, N. Y.
Detectives broke up the
honeymoon Of less than "a
hours by booking Homer Con-
dell, Al, who they said married
the woman Tuesday in Alexan.
dria under the name of j. Pau
Getty, jr. He had presented
himself to be the son of the
m ulti- millionaire Texas oil
man. police said.
Police Capt. David A. Higgins
said the couple left New York
last Saturday after a brie1
vacation with the woman.
brother. The couple drove tt
Atlantic City with the intention
of being married there.
Police said Condell told the
woman and her brother that
although he was the son of the
oil man, he was short of cash
BOrrOws Credit Card
With that excuse, he per.
suaded the brother, a 31-year.
old New York City resident, tC
lend him his watch, his car anc
his American Express Credit
Card, police said.
The false pretense charge
against Condell involves his use
of the brothers credit card tc
buy sits worth of jewelry fol
his bride-to-be at a fashion
able Connecticut avenue store
The purchases included an Ole
charm bracelet, a pearl neck
lace, jade ring, an amethyst
ring and a harem ring, accord
ing to police.
Capt. Higgins said the couple
registered at the Mayflowel
Hotel on Monday as man and
wife, using the name of the
brother of the bride-to-be. The
suspicious of hotel personnel
were aroused later when q
limousine driver, who had stood
up for the pair at the Alex
andria wedding, told a clerk
the new bridegroom had used
the name of Getty at the we'd
ding.
Out Of Job
Condell was picked up by
Detective Sergt. Benjamin D
Clark and Detective Andrew K
Bowie of the check and fraud
squad. They said the suspect
eventually admitted having a
wife and three children in New
Hyde Park. He told them he
was a salesman who had been
unemployed since April.
The detective learned that
Condell had met the brides
brother a month ago at a bar
in New York. 1t was at that
meeting that Condell began his
masquerade as the oil mans
son, police said.
Evening star., 1960-07-14
Sewing for Teens

The Montgomery County De-
partment of Recreation will
sponsor a two-week course,
sewing for teens, beginning
Monday. Glasses will be held
from 8 to II am. at Northwood
High School and Western
High School.
Evening star., 1960-06-09
As back support

Double weave, built.in upper panel gives
comfort and support to aching backs and
helps relieve fatigue. Helps promote better
posture too. Snug, firm support helps you
stand straighter.
Evening star., 1960-06-09

ex-wife was a crazy girl who
almost drove him to a nervous
breakdown with her nagging
and stupid ways. Divorce was
the only way out.
My parents are very stuffy
about divorces. They can't
understand why I want to
marry a divorced man. Our
religion doesn't prohibit di-
vorce, so I don't see why they
should make a big issue
about this. Anybody can
make one mistake. My par
ents think Roy will never
make a good husband.
Mrs. ]. LII just can't
understand why an attractive
girl like my daughter would
want to get involved with a
man who has already had
one wife. 1t would be diff
ferent if she were older, but
both she and Roy are really
still kids.
My husband and I have
had a very happy married
life. We think youngsters
today are just crazy in the
way they shed husbands and
wives if things don't go the
way they expect. A person
who can't get along with one
Evening star., 1960-06-09
USELESS
INFORMATION
By PAUL STEINER

North American Newspaper Alliance
British long distance walk
ing champion DR.. Barbara
Moore recommends drinking
grass juice for quick energy.
A Canadian publication Of
fered its readers free daily
yo-yo classes.
Certain worms will learn,
forget what they have
learned, and then remember
again, asserts w. j. Coppock.
a University of California re-
Searcher.
A three-credit course in
elementary UZbek" is now
available at Columbia Uni
versity.
A scientist discovered that
even flies can suffer from
athletes foot.
Travellers who are used to
falling asleep at home to the
sound of a baby crying may
have such familiar noises
supplied via soundtrack while
staying at New York'S Hotel
Edison.
"Humpty-Dumpty" trans
Evening star., 1960-06-09
Museum Buys
Rure Puintino

NEW YORK, June 9 (AP).-
A rare 18th Century French
painting has been acquired by
the Metropolitan Museum of
Art.
The painting-"The Fortune
Teller" by Georges de La Tour
is one of 20 works ascribed
with certainty to the recently
rediscovered artist.
1t is "signed with a splendid
calligraphic flourish" and ''in
a state of preservation so fine
that it is almost unique" ac-
cording to Theodore Rousseau
jr., the museums curator OF
paintings. The museum said
the purchase was lone Of the
most important" it had ever
made.
Evening star., 1960-06-09
AS abdominal support

Front section lifts, holds and helps to flat.
ten abdomen. Won't curl or bind at waist.
Your clothes look better and you look
years younger.
Evening star., 1960-06-09
JET PiIotsFace
Suspensionon
Inspector Issue

The Federal Aviation Agency
is going to suspend the certifi-
Gates Of airline jet pilots who
refuse to let FAA inspectors fly
in one of the three pilot seats
E. r. Quesada, FAA admins
traitor, has warned.
Mr.. Quesada said yesterday
at a press conference that a
special civil air regulation had
been issued at his instruction
to clarity the authority of FAA
inspectors to ride in the cock
pit seat behind the pilot.
The warning and the order
were prompted by the refusal
yesterday of two Eastern Air
Lines jet airliner captains to
take their planes out with an
FAA inspector in one of the
pilot seats. AS a result, the
flights were Cancelled.
One of the captains today
agreed to fly with an FAA in
spector in the seat behind him,
thereby avoiding having his
certificate suspended, Mr.. Que
Sada said.
Notice Given
Eastern Air Lines pilots had
given notice that they would
refuse to fly any jet plane in
which an FAA inspector occu-
pies one of the three pilot seats.
Pilots of other airlines have
given notice that they planned
to do the same thing.
Paul F. Abel of 721 Tarpon
lane, Alexandria, chairman of
the Eastern pilots group, has
said his group believes three
pilots are needed for safe han
ding of the big jets and that the
seat behind the pilot should be
occupied by the third pilot.
However, Mr.. Quesada said
all jet commercial airliners, the
DC8S, TOTS and 88Os, "are GER
titled for two pilots - a pilot
and a co-pilot. No civil all
regulation requires anything
above that"
He added that some airlines
have agreed in negotiation:
with the pilots to use a thiro
pilot in the crew.
But, said Mr.. Quesada, "thi:
Evening star., 1960-06-09

is a labor contract and is Of
little or no concern to U.s."
He added that the refusal of
the Eastern Air Lines captains
to fly with an FAA inspector
in the third pilots seat was "a
threat to us of our right and
duty to engage in inspection in
pursuit of the public interest. d"
I'VE have sat there in the
past and we will sit there in
the future when conducting en-
route inspections" Mr.. Que
sada declared.
The FAA said the inspector
could not see the instrument
board from an observers seat.
He said there is no COM
pelling reason why a third
pilot should sit in the disputed
seat because you can't reach
the controls from that seat"
He said FAA inspectors make
these en- route inspections on
only 81 per cent of the flights"
Eastern Changes Manual
Eastern Air Lines said it has
amended its flight manual to
conform to the FAA notice
that its inspectors must occupy
the seat normally assigned to
the third pilot.
"The company's position"
Eastern said, was that while
it is desirable that the third
pilot occupy this seat, his as
signment to another position
in the cockpit does not in any
way affect the safety of the
operation"
The Airline Pilots Associa-
ton CAFL-CIO) said in a
statement that refusal of East
ern pilots to accept flights with
an FAA inspector in the third
pilots seat "in no way repre-
SentS a quarrel with the Fed
eral Government on the FAA's
right to conduct inspections"
1t said the pilots acted under
the contract with the air line
guaranteeing the aircraft COM
mander the number of quail
fled assistants deemed neces-
sary for proper and safe opera
ton. 1t said that displacing one
of the pilots with an FAA in
Spector is a violation of the
contract.
Evening star., 1960-06-09

lated into German means
"Wirgele- Wargele," accord
ing to world federal union
advocate Clarence STREET.
Researchers at a Florida
scientific center are busily
engaged to find ways to in
duce toads to lay eggs out
Of season.
Evening star., 1960-06-09
DEAR ABBY
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREh
Stay Clear of All of 1t, Mister!

DEAR ABBY: My wife
often gets involved in neigh
borhood tiffs. It's usually
over the children. None of
these diSagreements is very
serious or lasting. but there
is plenty of commotion at
the time. Most of the time
I think my wife is right, but
then I hear only her side
Of it.
The trouble is she expects
me to keep track of whom
she is currently mad at and
I am supposed to be mad at
that woman and her whole
family. My wife says a huS-
band should be loyal" to his
wife and back her up.
I am by nature a friendly
guy and I don't like being
mad at people who haven't
done me any harm. This is
a sort point between us,
Abby, and I'd like your
opinion.
FRIENDLY
A man who "getS mad" at
a whole family simply be-
cause of a quarrel between
wives, shows his stupidity,
not his loyalty. Let your wife
fight her own battles and
don't get involved in the
neighbOrhoOd squabbleS.
DEAR ABBY: My husband
plays poker with a group of
men every Saturday night.
For one lame excuse or an
other no one else wants to
have the game at his house,
so it winds up here almost
every time.
AS in every crowd, there's
always someone who wants to
play lone more hand" to re-
coup his losses. AS a result
they play until dawn. I don't
have to stay up to wait on
them, but I can't sleep with
those poker chips clinking all
night.
Am I being unreasonable to
ask them to have the game
Evening star., 1960-06-09

mate won't do much better
with another.
I'm convinced this mar
riage hasn't a chance.
THE COUNCILS VIEW
Many second marriages
are happier than the first.
We suspect the reason is that
more individuals are coming
to recognize that when a
marriage fails it is not the
fault of just one partner.
Such individuals are de-
termined to make a success
Of a second marriage and try
to learn where they, them
selves, were at fault. Often
they get spiritual and pScho-
logical guidance before en-
barking on a second mar
riage.
In the case of Gay and
Roy, we would be far from
optimistic. Roy has appar-
emily put the entire blame
on his first wife. She may
have been a "crazy girl" who
nagged and had stupid
ways" but we wonder what
her story about Roy would
be.
1t is entirely likely that
after a year or two of mar
riage, Gay would find her.
self with a husband who con-
sidered her crazy, stupid and
a nag. She needs to wise up
to the fact that one bad
experience doesn't neceSsar-
lily change a man. He must
be willing to change himself.
(Copyrrght 1860, General Features
(Copyright 1860, Genl. Features Corp.
TomorTow. Old GeexeI.
Evening star., 1960-06-09

distributed by McNaught
Syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star., 1960-06-09
Named to Academy

Robert Lee Gault, son of
Navy Chief and Mrs. o. H.
Gault of 3214 Ninth place Sc,
has received a presidential ap-
pointment to the Naval Acad-
emy. He recently was gradu-
ated from AnacoStia High
School.
Evening star., 1960-06-09

somewhere else once in a
while?
MRS. CHIPS
If you want to keep the
home fires burning, take the
chip off your shoulder and
throw it on the logs. MANY
poker widows" would love to
have your problem. At least
you know where your hus-
band is every Saturday night.
u y
DEAR ABBY: Eleven years
ago I married a man whose
parents were European-h horn.
His family thinks he has a
halo over his head and I have
horns growing out of mine.
They all speak very good
English, but when I'm around
they start talking an old
country language which they
know I can't understand.
They claim they don't speak
English because they don't
want the children to under
stand what they are saying.
Yet they use the most vulgar
words in the English Ian
guage when the children are
present. I don't get it. Don't
tell me to complain to my
husband. His parents can
do no wrong. How does a
good wife who loves her nus
band cope with a problem
like this?
NEEDING ADVICE
Ask your husband to teach
you a few words of that for
eign language. Then learn
a few phrase. Next time his
family cOngregates, toss out
a phrase or two in their
native tongue. Look wise and
chime in occasionally. They'll
assume you know more than
you do, and soon they'll
figure they might as well
speak English, or learn an
other language.
4 4 +
What's your problem?
Write to Abby in care OF The
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Evening star., 1960-06-09
FAMILY COUNCIL
Would Roy
LubeI Cav
Stupid, Too?
THE PROBLEM

Gay LII want to marry
a divorced man.
Mrs. ]. L.-YoungSterS to-
day are just crazy.
THE DETAILS
Gay LII am % and single.
I recently met a marvellous
man of "a who wants to
marry me.
The big problem is that
Roy has been married and
has a 2-year-old child. His
Evening star., 1960-06-09

The Fomily Council consists of O
Judge, o psyehiotrist, three clergy
men, three editors and o women's
editor. Eoeh article is q summary
Of on octuoI eose history. The
council reports on problems thot
have been deoIt with by respon-
sible agencies and counselors.
Evening star., 1960-06-09

Tomorrow: Old Geezer.
Evening star., 1960-06-09

STORE HOURS:
Mondays, 1890 TO
g; Tuesdays, Wed.
nesdays and Satur.
days, 10 TO 6;
Thursdays and Fri
days, 10 to 9. Free
Parking!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-05-27

point out that you achieve success and financial
independence and still keep your word to God in the
face of temptation.
gave in to one temptation when l was a child. My
parents loved God dearly. They wanted to hear no
music but His. All around me in New Orleans were
the deep moving hymns - the swelling, rocking spiri-
tual and gospel songs. loved the hymns and gospel
songs but disObeyed my parents and listened to the
blues, the sorrow songs of my people l heard the
rich, thrObbing voices of Ma Rainey, Ethel Waters
and Bessie Smith.
There was other music - the haunting rhyhms of
the work songs Chanted by the Negro they
sweated and strained, laying the railroad ties The
inspiration of the church songs the haunting quality
of the work songs and the wall of the blues all got
mixed up together in my brain.
There are number of reasons why have refused
to sing the blues and appear night clubs and thea
tres. One Of these reasons, frankly is that don't
believe l could sing the blues. l have known many
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-15
Funeral Rites For
Burnette Napier
Held Friday

BRAKES BRANCH, Nov. IA
Funeral services for Burnette
Napier, IS, we're held at 2 pm.
Friday at the Peoples Methodist
Church, Keysville, with burial
in brakes Branch Methodist
Church cemetery.
Mr.. Napier. a retired farmer
died Wednesday at his home
here.
Surviving are his wife, AIRS
Irene Richmond Napier; three
sons, Robert Napier of brakes
Branch, Clarence Napier of New
port News and Floyd D. Napier
of Richmond; four daughters,
Mrs. Sallie Thompson of South
Carolina, Mrs. Bernie holland Of
Martinsville, Mrs. Pearl Beas-
ley Of Hampton and Mrs. Fannie
Townsend of Ontario, Canada ;
two sisters, Mrs. Peachie Hand
carrie Of Hanover and Mrs. eli
ford Harding of Keysville; three
brothers. Milford Napier of SAKE
and Theodore Napier of Ash
land. and II grandchildren.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-11-15

In other business plea by
Webb Midyette. law enforcement
officer with the Game Commits
sion, asked for the appointment
Of dog warden for the county.
This was tabled by the board.
The purchase Of an electric
adding machine for the clerk S
office was authorized.
NJ. Nj, Aaron. election Judge at
Amelia precinct. asked for All ad-
ditlonal pay Of s. for the men
working at that precinct last
Tuesday, They were or the Job
from $50 am. until 80 pm.
No action was taken by the
board.
He praised the workers and
said they had more work to do
at that precinct than i'll any
other in the county.