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BRoUGHToN, NORBERT A. We wish
TO express our sincere thanks for
the floral tributes. cards of condo
extended ed US is durins our recent be-
THE FAMILY.
RENE, PENMAN THEODORE
lTED), The family of the late
PENMAN THEODORE (TEDl
deep appreciation and gratitude to
everyone for the visits. cards. tele-
grams; phone calls; aoral tributes
use Of cars and donations during
our brother on April IA, 1850. Sin
cere thanks to Father Charles E.
Miller OF 81. Mary,s P. z. Church
for the eIlosy, assisted by Father
Church and its members; untiIing
efforts OF the neighbors of Second
st. and vicinity, ofhcials, past and
present. Of the Interior Department,
partment and employees, Pigskin
Club. Elks, Household of Ruth, the
Ladies Cliff Rock Association, John
Marshall Harlan Relief Association,
Columbia Temple Nurses Unit and
11th Hour Club. Inc Quincy Place
Neighborhood Club, neiehbors and
tenants Of the apartment. Reser-
entifs STAN af ee Of ths JARVIS 9 AFG PaneTsl anf
Home for their beautiful service
SISTER AND BROTHER. MARY
GREENE sIMMs AND GEORGE
HARRIS, ALBERT A. The family of
the late ALBERT A. HARRIS wishes
to express its deepest appreciation
for the many expressions Of SYM
pathy during their recent beresve-
MRS BETTY HARRIS AND FAM
KELLY, PAUL NJ. We wish to ex-
press our sincere thanks and appre-
citation to everyone for the visits,
cards; Moral tributes, donations. cars
ana KIND words during our recent
Bereavement.
HIS WIFE AND FAMILY.
KUSTER, KARL X. We wish to thank
All our friends and relatives, the
american Legion. Post No. 40, and
pressions of sympathy during our
recent bereavement.
WIFE, ADDRESS, AND DAUGHTER,
MASON, MARY JOSEPHINE. We wish
TO the pTess snd scese sSdsg sRPTsG1ssn II ST
tives and friends for the noral tri6-
utes, teleErams. cards and the many
KIN flnd rsSsrs expression: on: Of sympathy at
mother. THE CHILDREN.
PEGRAM. WILLIAM A., Sr. The fam
lily OF the late DEACON WILLIAM
A. PEGRAM. Sr., wishes to express
their deep appreciation and graft
tude for the many messages of
floral tributes, use Of automobiles
and kind words during his illness
and upon his passing on April IS,
1850. We also desire to thank the
Rev. Earl L. Harrison. pastor OF the
Sniloh Baptist Church: visiting min
lsters, members, friends, organiza-
tions and neighbors for the count
less expressions OF kindness ex-
tended US during our bereavement
Our sincere thanks to the stan Of
the Jarvis Funeral Home for their
services rendered. May God bless
and keep all OF you.
THE PEGRAM FAMILY.
KICKS, BESSIE G. The family Of
the late BESSIE G. RICKS crate
fully acknowledge the many acts
OF kindness and expressions Of sym
Ratny extended to US during her
illness and at her Pas gsssing;
SCHWARTZ, HERMAN (HY SHAW.
wish TO express my deepest thanks
Tor the many expressions of SYM
pathy and other kindnesseS extended
ing. WIFE HEDDI
SMITH, ASHLEY n. The family of
the late ASHLEY N. SMITH wishes
70 express their sincere thanks for
the many expressions of sympathy
and other kindness extended to
Us during our recent bereavement. I
WIPE AND SON.
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Draths
SFYMOJIR

SEYMOUR, JOHN A. Members Of
- st. Cyprian's Holy Name
X1ESSM Society will recite the
HR&4HN rosary for the repose Of
ll& XMl the soul of JOHN A. SEY-
NV MOUR at the MCGUIRE
~NE Funeral Home SEQ 9th st.
NV. on Sunday, May %,
1850, at 7:l5 pm
Spiritual Director
JOSEPH F CURTIS. President.
SMITH, MINERVA A. On Saturday.
May 81, 1860, MINERVA A SMITH
Of 6lO6 Mass; ave. Glen Echo
Thyra Mack, chariss E. Smith Of
. Springfield, Va: RoswaId F. Smith Of
Joshua Tree, Calf; sister of Mrs
H. D. Bruner Of DeS Moines, Iowa
and Of Mrs. Elmer Broggs of India-
nola. Iowa, Four grandchildren ard
10 great-grandchildren survive. In
terment Des Moines Masonic Gem
stery, Des Moines, Iowa. Please omit
flowers. -23
sTINCHcoMB. ETA v. On satur-
Hospital, Eta v sTINcHcoMB IcTTS5Sf
Of 2025 And st. NV. beloved wife
Of Elder T. stinchcomb and mother
q ); .rd wsHTinsi HI I;o.I. Elder t. Jr;; Earl
Friends m may cali cali at te the Chew stoMin; chaE.
Funeral Home, 5IOS wisconsin ave.
NV. where services will be held
on Monday, May o3. al II am,
1nterment Asbury Methodist Church
Cemetery. Arnold, Md. at . pm.
Monday. Annapolis Md papers,
please copy. 90
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

O@NH1AtAAA UAANHO n ONED
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowances
$3.50
sic q st. NE. Ii. 3-4ssO
Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th St and MasB Ave. NE, IN s2.62OO
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DUNNINGroN. ELGN ADAMS. 81

suddenly on Saturday. Nav 81
WASHINGTON. D. C., ELGIN ADAMS
D.uNNINGTON, Sr., beloved husband
Of RUBY Tulloss Dunnington and
father OF Elein A. Dunnington, Jr 4,
and Mrs. Sally W Burnley. Funeral
from the HUNT Funeral Home, wal
dorf Md, on Monday, Nav 90,
1860. at 1915 pm. Services at
Old Durham Church. Ironsides. Md. +,
at ! pm. Interment church eeme-
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P. z LARGENT. Secretary. %

RAPHAEL. On Saturday,
May Il, 1860, at George Washing
ton University Hospital RAPHAEL
BIRRELL, son Of the late Edwin M
brother OF Mrs Catherine B.. King
and Mrs. Anita B. Harrison. Friends
may call at the Demaine Memorial
Chapel, $50 s. Washington st, Alex
sndria. Mass will be offered for the
repose of his soul on TUESDAY,, NAV
"a, at IL am. from st. Mary's Cath
olic Church. Interment st. Mary's
Cemetery %
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ENNER, CHARLES j. The oficers
~ III and members OF Electa
N>SN Chapter No. >, o. E. s.,
YAK are hereby requested to as
>Nz1e0S semble at the s. II. Hines
NJ Funeral Home, 1901 14th
" 81. W, on Sunday. May
the purpose Of conductinE funeral
Serxiess for our Brother CHARLES
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-. ANNE DUKE. W. M.
ARDAH JENNINGS. Secretary.

BENNER, CHARLES J.. A speciaI
n Communication Of William
IN R. Singleton Lodse, No
. IN 80, p. A. A NJ, Is called
MN for Monday, May 80. 1880,
XNX at the st. Davis Episcopal
NY Church. 515O Macomb 81
" NV, for the urpoSe of
conducting Masonic funeral services
for our late brother, CHARLES
J., BENEER, who died Friday. May
20. 1880. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery D G. WARNER,
WorShipful Master
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day. May 10. 1860, at Mount Alto
Veterans Hospital, NICHOLAS A.
DUCKETT of lll6 4Sth ST. ne,
the beloved rather OF Mrs, Violette
%; Strachan Of New York City, son
Of Mr.. Walter Duekett and brother
Of Louise Reddick, Mildred Green,
Frances Sparrow. Ambrose, Frederick
and Noble Duckett. He also is
SurTi by other relatives and
friends. Notice Of funeral later.
Arrangements by TIE William
spanEler Funeral Home. 524 Sth
st. ne. %
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Dratha

cZIZAusKAs, ETHEL q. OF 1925
Rhode Island ave; NV, on May
mother Of Mrs. Helen PAUL, sister
Of John 8 West and grandmother
Of Robert w. PAUL. She also Is
survived by q nephew and nieees.
Services at the ChamberS' Funeral
Home, 1400 Chaplin st. NV, on
Interment Arlington National Gem
etery. %
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DuTy uuIAN w y, s.,,.a.u A.,

81 1850 al Mt Alto n fansI5dsSi' aospttsSi' Siiy MY
IAN W. DUTY Of 6515 Sth st. NV,
beloved husband Of Bendola Duty,
brother Of William Z. Duty OF Wash
ington, D. c. Services at the S. H.
Hines Company Funerai Home, "aOl
l4th st, NV, on Tuesday, May "a.
at $50 am. tparking facilitiesl
1nterment Arlington National Gem
etery oY
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DENNEh. NHahLhS On FIluHy'
Mss Sits IS cHARSs s9I a sHSSERS sSSR SsS o5 ss HIS
Earlston drive. Crsstview, Nd, be-
loved husband OF the late Florence
/. Benner. father Of Carl A. Ben
ner. sr.,. and william A. Benner;
sranatather Of Carl A; T.; !CaIole
NJ and William B. Benner. and
brother Of Louis j.. Rudolph H.
?. Benner. Friends may call at the
s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Ol
14th st NV, until 10 pm. Sun
day, May 81 parking facilitiesl.
Services at St David'S Episcopal
Church, $3.50 Macomb st. NV, on
Monday. May 90, at IL am. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. %
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DoERR, LILLIAN ROSE I'm s.turd.

poERR of lg9oi l4gg9ooi kavensROod kksI1nAN RGsl 9s
Riverdale, Md, wife of Harold Z. c
poerr. mother Of Lillian Theresa anc
Evelyn Elizabeth Doerr. sister Of
Mrs, Anna Goggin. Yonkers, N Y
Services at Chambers Funeral Home
1901 Cleveland ave. Riverdale, Md
on Tuesday, May "a, at 2:.iO pm
1nterment Washington Nationa
Cemetery -33
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DOBY. ROSE. On Thursday. May 10
dauEhter, Dolores Tucker; mother
Cora Frisby, l sister, | brother
Uncle Thomas Gross. Aunt Betty
Hyson, many other relatives ano
friends. Friends may call at the W
H. Bacon Funeral Home, 1923 7tt
st. NV, Sunday, May 90. after .
pm. where services will be held
Monday, May %, at pm, Rev
w. H. Rice officiating. Interment
Harmony Cemetery.
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BELLUCCI, = ANGELINA. OF III
School ST., Alexandria. Va, on May
10. 1860. widow of the late Eleu-
terio Bellucci, mother Of Miss Vince
and the late Vincent A. Bellueei, sis
ter of Mrs. Mary Tomaiuolo. Mrs.
NunZia Funsio, Mrs. Josephine Bel
lucci. Rafaela, Michele and Pasaua-
limo Ciuffreda. grandmother of Carol
Bellucci Prayers at Chambers
Funeral Home, 3072 M St NV.
on Monday. May -. at q am.
Sd and F SITS. NV, at $3.50 am.
Entombment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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ENNIS M osa NaRGJEi uEnc On Thurs vThgTssday. MAJ

10, 1860, V1RGfE ENNIS Of aIii
Maryland ave ne She is survive d
by one son, Theodore Thompson;
one daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Bur-
rell; one brother. Maceo Hill,
and other relatives and many
friends. After L pm. Sunday, May
~, friends may call at the Nor
row L. Woodford Funeral Home,
1922 11th st. NV. where funera
May %, at IL noon, the Rev. Robert
Anderson oficiating. Interment
Harmony National Park. %
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ORAL 7. A special COM
Lodge, No. z, F. A. A. NJ,
Is called for l PIN. Mon
day, May 90, 1860. at the
Masonic Temple, 18th ST.
and New York ave NV,
for the purpose of conduct
Masonic rites for oIr late
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May 81 1850, at George WsshinS,
ton University Hospital. NUNZIATA
loved wife Of Joseph DiRienEo and
mother Of Frank and Antonio Di-
Rienzo; sister Of Mrs. Carolina Pet
Iillo, Mrs. Eda Arcaro OF Lyon.
france. and Peter Arcaro OF Paris,
France, She Is also survived by two
grandchildren. Friends may call at
the Rinaldi Funeral Home, SIG H
st. ne, where prayers will be said
on Tuesday, May "a. at am.
Thence to Holy Rosary Catholic
Church, 3rd and T SITS. NV, where
the holy sacrifice of the mass will
be offered at 9:30 am. for the re-
pose of her soul. Entombment Fort
Lincoln Meusoleum. Relatives and
friends invited 23
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Darn nf Chunks

TO express our sincere thanks for
the floral tributes. cards of condo
lence and the many other courtesies
extended US during our recent be-
reavCment.
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5i, 1880, at her h home. ns.ui5s 1872 1--we 1--we
T. E8bER @ vef Wife s0fGs; Of Jesse NM EMILY asdel
mother Of Miss Barbara Anne Eader.
sister. Of Mrs. Wilbur A. Bean and
Joseph Russell. Mrs. Eader rests
at the Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral
Md. parking fscilitiesJ. Mass viii
be offered for the repose Of her
soul on Tuesday. May "A. at q am.
az st. Johns Catholic Church, Forest
Glen, Md. Interment Gate of Heaven
Cemetery. Sympathy may be ex-
pressed IN the form of memorials
10 the American Cancer Society,
MontRomery County Unit, 4pIS Cor
dell ave, Bethesda, Md 23
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RUGGE. OTTO HOLM On wednas.

CANNON, JOHN }. On Saturday. May
y "a 1860, ,ox, At 5404 Broad Branch
husband Of the late Marguerite H.
Cannon, brother of J. Frank and
Joseph A. Cannon, Mrs. Mary M
Carlin and Mrs. Alice c. Lang. Fu-
neral from Collins Funeral Home,
1891 14th st. NV, on Tuesday,
May "a, at $50 am. Requiem mass
at st. Pauls Church, 18th and v
sts. NV, at a m. Interment Mount
OliVet Cemetery, %
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DENNIS, Ruth. On Wednesday, May
1Sr 1860, RUTH DENNIS Of 724 ith
st. Sc, wife Of the late Merity Den
mis-, the beloved mother of Mrs Ce-
celia Edwards and Lawrence and
Robert Dennis and sister Of Mrs
Naomi E. Bell. Nathaniel, Joseph
yiyed by. other relatives. Friends may
call at the Malvan g. Schey. Inc, Fu-
neral Home, New Jersey ave and r
st. NV, today after IL noon. where
funeral services, will be held on
Monday, May %. at pm. Inter-
ment Harmony National Park.
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DfER. :. HANGS: M;D: Ths tsmIly

of the late DR.. J. FRANCIS DYER
wishes to express their deep and
sincere appreciation and gratitude
to the many friends, patients, neigh
bors and relatives for their many
kindnesses so sincerely expressed
during our recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
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oENNLhi NHdhLES ]. Special Com
IN clave of -DeMolay Com
- % mandery No. 4 is hereby
S0NGkE called to assemble at Z 80
~ pm, Sunday, May 22.
u 1860. at Hines Funeral
Home 290l 14th 81. NV,
Tor the purpose of conducting fu-
neral services for our late Brother,
Sir Knight CHARLES ]. BENNER.
mendery are requested 10 attend
FREDERICK L. FREEMAN.
Attest; NORMAN J. KoONTz.
RaraFdar
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gay BEACH Acf Il + sos dS0qi Four FQShsASg Sis rd,
Alexandria, Va, beloved wife of
Eugene 4. Beach. mother Of Mary
Frances Beach. She also is sur
Mveo oy MIS-. DApnne L: EI&EeI'
Carl Bullman. Funeral from the
Collins Funeral Home, 1891 14tn
st. NV, on Monday, May %, at IL
noon Interment Arlington National
Cemetery 30
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ing Home. HATTIE j. cURiNGSTociN Sci
Of .6I21 N. 18th st., Arlington, Va,
wife of the late John A.. Curington.
the home address, Mrs. BENJAMIN
F. Burch, II Overhill rd, Falls
Church, Va. and Mrs. z. H. Kirsch.
Olympia, Wash. She is also survived
by six grandchildren. Friends may
1901 N. Fairfax Or, Arlington, Va.
where services will be held on Mon
day, May 23. at II am. 1nterment
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Ihursday, May 10. 1860. JOHN
st. ne. husband Of Katie Mark
ham, son Of John H. and Purceile
Markham, father of johnny Darren
Markham and brother Of Marjorie
Ruth Howard. He also is survived
by other relatives and friends
After pm. Monday. May 81
friends are invited to call at the
Jarvis Chapel, 1882 You st. r.w.
where funeral services will De held
on Tuesday, May "a, at $50 am,
!nterment Arlington National Gem
etery. %
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BENNER, CHARLES J. The oficers
ISx%h.v- and members of Civil Serv-
Nz ice Commission Post, No
90, the American Legion,
are hereby notified OF the
$ death OF our Iate member.
CHARLES j BkNNER, on
Vu~ Friday, May 90. 1860. Re-
mains may be viewed at the s. H,
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901 l4th
81. NV, on Saturday and Sunday,
May 21 and %. Funeral services
on Monday, May %, at II am,
JOSEPH ARONSON, Comdr. 90
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the late ALBERT A. HARRIS wishes
to express its deepest appreciation
for the many expressions OF sym
pathy during their recent beresye-
ment.
MRS. BETTY HARRIS AND FAM
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KELLY, PAUL NJ. We wish to ex-
press our sincere thanks and appre-
citation to everyone for the visits,
cards, Moral tributes, donations, cars
and kind words during our recent
bereavement
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HIS WIFE AND FAMILY.

KUSTER, KARL X. We wish to thank
all our friends and relatives, the
his co-workers for their kind ex-
pressions Of sympathy during our
recent bereavement
WIFE. ADDRESS. AND DAUGHTER,
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kETCHAM,

LEWIS, NETTIE VIOLA. On Saturday,
May IL. 1880, NETTIE VIOLA
LEWIS Of Fulton; Md, beloved wife
OF Stafford J., CLYDE p. and William
A. Lewis. Funeral services at Dom
20 "~Hro' 1ome, aI3 Talbot
ave, Laurel. Nd, on Monday. May
Cemetery.
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DLLhEhl GULDIE. Suddenly, on
"wednesday, May Is. 1860, GoLDIE
NV. beloved mother Of Mrs. Mae
Ticktin. Mrs Judith Hartman. Mrs.
Jean Goren. Louis, Sam and Sol
Decker and Martin Decker Of Phila-
delphia. Pa. She also is survived
BY a sister, Mrs. Lena Dubinsky OF
New York. and a brother, Samuel
Gildenhorn Of New York. Funeral
services at the Bernard Danzansky
d Sons Funeral Home 35Ol i4th
st. nv, on Sunday, Nav -, at 1
pm. Interment Adas Israel Gene
terry. Memorial week. 270O Chesa-
peake st. NV In lieu of flowers the
family suggests contributions may
be made to the Heart Fund. 90
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NYMARK, JOHN EDGAR. On satur-
Say; Syni.Ky May n 81 1890 JOHN EpGAR p,,,I;
Rainier, Md, beloved husband OF
Mary T. Nymark (nee McDonnelD =.
brother-in-law of Sister Irene Nc
Donnell of St. Josephs villa. Rich
Donnell, st. Johns Convent, Balti-
more, Nd, and Mrs. Frank r. Ny
mark of Mount Rainier. Md. Friends
may call at Valleys Funeral Home,
ave. ne Notice Of funeral M iA1stl later
(Richmond, Va, papers please copy.)
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party and I want to date
her.
Tell me, how do l break
Off with my steady and still
stay ON speaking terms
with her and her parents?
This situation has brought
on problems with my par
ents, too. You see, they are
good friends Of June's par
ents and they want nae to
keep on going with her.
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I 7een-0gers say i.
BY EUGENE GILBERT
Gilbert Youth Research Co.

When Pilot Robert Powers secret U-2 air
plane was downed inside Russia, the collapse
of the ng-sought summit conference, which was
scheduled to get under way few days later In
Paris was not far behind.
Whether the U-2 incident caused Premier
Nikita KhruShchev to call off the conference or
whether he used it as an excuse because he
didn't really want to talk, is not important here.
What does matter is the question of the con-
tinuation of spying by the United States.
The Americans most concerned with what
may come of the U-2 drama and the collapse Of
the conference in the years to come are nearly
unanimous in their opinion that syping on Rus
Sia should be continued by one means or an
other. If not by U-2 flight then some other way
The Americans we're talking about are the
teen-agerS
The Future Is Theirs
There is little doubt that the teens have a
right to speak. After all, they are the ones who
would be called up in another war, and will have
to face up to any future consequences of the
summit failure
While they are far apart on details, 88 per
cent of the $50 teen-agerS we talked to in just
completed Nationwide survey say they are in
favor of spying on Russia, that it is necessary
for our own protection Eight per cent are op-
posed. The remainder are bit undecided.
Two thirds of the youths who think we
should keep our hand in the spying game-juSt
as the enemy is doing-Say they would even ap-
prove spying by space missile. Thirty-nine per
Evening star., 1960-07-03
By DOROTHY KICKER
Register Tribune Syndicate


Dear Mrs. Kicker:
1 am II and l have a
rather unusual problem. l
have been going with a 49,
year-OId boy for three
months and l like him very
much. My problem is that
I look exactly like a pOpu-
lar young movie and TV
actress. This isn't my idea,
Mrs. Kicker. Everyone says
we could pass for twins
and, as a result, it brings
me a lot Of extra attention.
Ted keeps saying he
loves me but he is very
Jealous and every time a
boy even looks at me it
makes him mad.
I've tried everything,
within reason, to show him
/ like him and that l am
not interested in other
boys. He just won't believe
me and 1 am Stumped. I
guess he would like to have
me go around wearing a
sign saying, private Prop
erty-hands off," l always
read your column and 4
know Ted does, too, SO
any suggestions will be ap-
preCiated.
TUESDAY WELD'S
DOUBLE
It is more than possible
that Ted would be jealous of
any girl he liked. The fact
that your appearance brings
you extra attention from
boys just adds fuel to the
hre."
Some young people mis-
takeRly believe that jealousy
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cent think we should keep on using planes even
the U-2
Interestingly enough almost half of the 88
per cent favoring spying say we should make
greater effort to get Russians themselves to spy
on our behalf. More than one fourth (more girls
than boys, incidentally say they themselves
probably would accept assignment as American
spies behind the Iron Curtain.
II like a little excitement" comments
Douglas Hobbs, 16, of Mt. Pleasant, Tex, in ex-
planning why he would accept spy work.
But Richards Boris, IT, of New York answers
Soberly that "I don't believe it a profitable pro-
feSSion according to Judeo-ChriStian ideals"
Answering other questions in the same con-
nection most of the young people think Khru-
Shchev is to blame for failure of the conference.
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SHE'S SORRY SHE LOOKS LIKE A STAR

nitely wrong now in trying
to influence you to settle
down to one girl, at your age.
The fact that your parents
are friends of June's parents
should not enter into this
situation in any way. The
friendship of these four
adults should be able to sur
vive a breakup between you
and the girl. l believe they
should adopt a "hands-off"
policy and let you two work
things out by yourselves.
If you are interested in
another girl, it is not being
kind to June to continue dat
ing her. AS I see it, the i'm
portant thing is to spare her
feelings as much as possible
and try to convince her you
still think well of her. even
though you believe it would
be better for you both to date
others-at least for a while.
Dear Mrs. Kicker:
1 am almost II, my boy
friend is almost Is. We
went steady for about nine
months but we broke up
about four months ago. The
reason we broke up was be-
cause people started talk
ing about US and / was get
ting a bad reputation. You
see, we both went on q
weeks vacation at the same
time and to the same place.
People said we spent that
time together but, honestly,
we didn't even meet.
We stiII date quite often,
love each other very much
and plan to get married
next year. We have necked
but are sensible enough to
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Even though this other girl
Is very nice and her repu-
tatiOn is tops, my mother
has fatty refused even to
meet her. What can l do?
RILEY.
Your problem really started
a year ago when your parents
approved Of you going steady
at Is. They were wrong then
and I believe they are def
Evening star., 1960-07-03

Letters to Mrs. Kicker can
be answered through her
column only. Write to Dor
Othv Kicker In care Of TEEN.
The Washington Star. wash
in0tOn ). d. c.
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They Differ Elsewhere, Too

On a number of questions, in fact there was
more than the usual amount of disagreement
between boys and girls
Thirty-Six per cent of the boys, but only 20
per cent of the girls, think Premier Khrushchev
would have negotiated but for the U2 incident.
Only four per cent of the girls, against 80
per cent of the boys, think Khrushchev was
justified in refusing to negotiate unless the
girls but only so per cent of the boys, feel the
United States should have admitted the plane
was spying.
One might almost say that the boys have
adopted more daring attitude until you come
males against % per cent of the girls, say they
probably would accept spying assignments It
could be that the boys are mindful that women
are seldom shot. 1t could be, too, that the boys
think progress could be made with Khrushchev
if the United States got tougher at the confer
ence table and showed more directly that Ameri-
cans are afraid of no one.
Evening star., 1960-07-03
Dear Mrs. Kicker:

I am 16 years old and
have been going with June,
who is . very nice girl, for
. year. A couple Of weeks
ago we went to q party and
1 met q girl who is really
GREAT! This was when
my problem started. I
have been around this girl
several times since the
Evening star., 1960-07-03
SUE AND BILL.

I presume you were not
with your parents on this
vacation which started all
the gossip. But didn't you
stay with friends or rela-
tives? If so. it should be
quite simple to prove you did
not spend the week together.
If you have a clear con-
science and know your be-
havior has been above re-
proach, I can see no reason
for allowing malicious, un-
true gossip to break up your
relationship. So. If this is
the case, my advice is to ig-
more the whole thing.
OF course, If you have done
anything to earn a poor rep
utati0n the only thing you
can do is to change your
behavior Immediately so that
people will not have further
reason to talk about you.