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Evening star., 1962-04-06
Frankfurter
Is in Hospital.
Justices Illness
Is Stroke-Like
BY MIRIAM GUTENBERG
Star Staff Writer


Supreme Court Justice Felix
Frankfurter was in good condi-
ton at George Washington
Hospital today after suffering
a temporary "stroke-like"
illness.
In "a medical bulletin re-
leased at the court, the 79-
year-old jurist's physician, DR..
George A. Kelser, jr., said JUS
tice Frankfurter experienced a
transient episode of acute
cerebro-vascular insufficiency
which cleared spontaneously
and left no residual after
effect"
DR.. KelSer explained that
Justice Frankfurter, Oldest
member of the court, suffered
a temporary inadequacy oi
blood flow to one small area
Of the brain. He said it was
created by a spasm rather than
a block.
Remained Conscious
He said the "stroke-like pic
ture" was very transitory. JUS
tice Frankfurter, he said, did
not lose consciousness when he
collapsed in his office at the
court late yesterday, but did
suffer a temporary and very
passing inability to use an arm
In the medical report, DR.
KelSer said that Justice Frank
furter's heart remains in good
See FRANKFURTER, Page At
Evening star., 1962-04-06

boggan slide toward terrorism
and outright violence.
The most hopeful sign is the
strong feeling everywhere that
violence must be avoided at all
costs. There is a growing con-
sensus in the splintered weak
center Of the political spec
trum that the only way to
avoid a military dictatorship
or a major mass upheaval-or
both-is to promulgate a
minimum plan" acceptable to
all.
The plan still is nothing but
a blur of confused ideas. It is
being worked out in a vacuum
between the two opposing forces
who stand to gain or lose the
most. 1t is being built on the
See BUENOS AIRES, Page AT
Evening star., 1962-04-06

ant chief of the theoretical di-
vision at the Goddard Space
Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md,
discussed Col. Glenn's "fireflies''
at length. The astronaut told
of seeing strange luminous par
ticles as bright as fireflies
floating slowly past his cap
sule's picture window at certain
times while in orbit.
"(The particles) were GER
tainly not a part of the space
environment, but were some
thing put in orbit as a result
of the sMA-6 flight" DR.,
OKeefe said. &c. The most
probable explanation Of the
Glenn effect is millimeter-size
flakes of material liberated at
or near sunrise by the space
craft"
Stretching Of Capsule Skin
DR.. O'Keefe speculated that
the "firefly" material was re-
leased because of some crack
ing or stretching of the space
craft skin" as the capsule
passed from darkness into sun
light.
Using Col. Glenn's visual OBJ
servations and impressions as
a basis for mathematical cal
culations, DR.. O'Keefe said the
total amount of material flaked
off the capsule would not have
had to be more than about 315
pounds.
This would account for the
luminous particles" which Col
Glenn said he saw at sunrise
See GLENN, Page A.
Evening star., 1962-04-06
Kennedy Asks
Congress for
Home Rule
Also Would Give
Virgin Isles Power
To Elect Governor

President Kennedy today
urged Congress to approve home
rule for the District of Colum-
bia promptly.
The Presidents renewed in
dorsement came as he proposed
new legislation to give the Vir-
gin Islands much greater self
government than the American
territory now possesses - in
cluding the basic right to elect
their Governor"
In his letter today transmit
ting the Virgin Islands legisla-
tion to House Speaker McCor-
mack and Vice President john
son, Mr.. Kennedy said:
1.-THE proposal to strengthen
the control over local affairs by
the people Of the Virgin Islands
is consistent with this admin
istration's earlier actions in
proposing to the Congress leg
islation to restore to the people
of the District Of Columbia the
fundamental right of home
rule-legislation which I hope
can be acted upon promptly"
Cites SeIf-DeterminatiOn
The President asserted that
'1ocal Self-government is among
the most cherished of American
democratic traditions"
He added: This Nation is
committed to the principle of
self determination and will
continue to support and en-
courage responsible self-rule
throughout the world and par
ticularly in those territories un-
der the jurisdiction of the
United States"
His statement came amid
home rule action in the House
and Senate. In the Senate
Chairman Bible Of the Senate
District Committee said he
hopes his committee will ham,
mer out o home rule bill next
week. The Senator, whose two
day home rule hearings ended
yesterday, says he plans a work
session Tuesday.
On the House side, 20 men,
bers today announced they
have agreed on a draft of legis-
lation for a territorial govern
ment in the District.
Introduction April 16
The bipartisan steering
committee will send its proposal
to all House members next
week. Monday, April 16, has
been set as the day for intro
duction and discussion of the
bill modelled after former Presi-
dent EiSenhower's home rule
measure.
Twenty Republicans and
eight Democrats have banded
together to try to force a
House vote, under the leader
ship of Democratic Represen-
tatives Reuss of Wisconsin and
Udall of Arizona and Republi-
can Representatives Schwengel
of Iowa and Widnall of New
Jersey.
Mr.. Schwengel will stray
from the other organizers of
the House drive to call for the
election of "a councilmen,
rather than the nine-member
council in the major biparti-
san bill.
The House draft would pro-
See HOME RULE, Page AS
Evening star., 1962-04-06
Power Cut Off

BOURGANEUF, France, April
6 (AP).-An umbrella that a
high wind whipped out of the
hands of a boy scared aloft,
caught on a high tension W {,
and short-circuited the electric
system, knocking out power in
a quarter of Bourganeuf for
more than an hour.
Evening star., 1962-04-06

1ngnC. Inc session, nelQ at the
Departmental Auditorium, fea-
tured detailed analyses of all
aspects Of the friendship
mission.
About 1900 scientific and
technical experts were on hand
at the start of the day-long
meeting. Also in attendance
were two officials from the So
Wet Embassy, Counselor Sergei
N. Stupar and Third Secretary
Aleksandr N. Izvekov.
Wants All Data in Flight
Col. Glenn himself gave the
most detailed flight report that
has been made public to date.
In the report, he found fault
with the decision to keep him
in the dark about apparent
trouble with the capsules heat
shield.
II feel it more advisable
to keep the pilot updated on
each bit of information rather
than waiting for a final clear
cut recommendation from the
ground" Col. Glenn said. "This
keeps the pilot fully informed
if there would happen to be any
communication difficulty and it
became necessary for him to
make all decisions from on
board information"
Christopher c. Kraft, flight
director for the February 20
mission, said a false indication
from a switch associated with
the heat shield required the
most important decision of the
mission to be made"
DR.. John A. O'Keefe, assist
Evening star., 1962-04-06
7AreArrested
In 0riente on
Treasure Hunt
Mike Freeman PurtY
SuiIed for Jumuicu,
Sources Soy Here

Seven treasure hunting Amer
leans - including three from
the Washington area have
been arrested by Cuban Off
cials on the northern coast Of
Oriente Province.
A Cuban announcement to-
day said the men were frog
men,"
The Cubans did not identify
the men they have detained"
but the co-owner of a skim
diving equipment shop here
said the prisoners were part
of a treasure-hunting expedi-
ton bound for Jamaica.
Lee Fuller of 2707 Lorcom
lane, Arlington, Va, co-owner
of the American Water Sports
Co. at 1113 Thirteenth street
NV, told The Star that his
partner. Frank w. (Mike) Free
man and two other area men
were on the expedition. Mr..
Fuller said the following we're
in the party reported captured
Mr.. Freeman, 3S, of 4726
WinSlow road, Kerby Hills, Md,
an ex-Marine and a skin-div-
ing enthusiast here.
Joseph Campbell, 20, of $50
Cavalier drive. Alexandria. Va.
son of Mrs. Joseph F. Campbell.
He is an employe Of the Fed
eral Supply Co. here and also is
a skin-diving fan.
John johnson, reported to
be from the Washington area
but not otherwise identified.
Bernie Nistad of Brooklyn.
N. Y.
Fred Dickson, jr.. 80. of
Ocean City, N. j.
John Sterry %. Of Brewster,
N. Y.
| Capt. Gordon S. Patton, So,
owner of the 45-foot shrimp
vessel Pisces on which the party
of seven men left Pompano
Beach, Fla. last Saturday.
Swiss Asked to Act
State Department officials
here said the Swiss government,
whose embassy in Cuba repre-
sents American interests, has
been asked to check whether
the missing men are in Cuba
and to try to arrange their
prompt return.
Press Spokesman Lincoln
White said the position of the
United States absolutely" is
that the men are strictly treas
ure hunters and there is no
connection with Cuban poll
tics. Mr.. White said the de-
partment was asked by Thomas
Patton, Of Wayne, Pa, brother
of the missing captain, to
assist in obtaining his return.
1T wouldn't be the first time
a boat has been blown ashore
in rough water in that pas
sage" Mr.. White told reporters.
Beamed on Radio
News of the capture of the
seven Americans was an
nounced in a communique in
Havana which was heard on
radio monitors in Key West,
Fla. The communique said they
were arrested at S am. yes
terday and added:
Apparently they were frog
men. Authorities are investi-
eating to determine what their
presence in our territory is
due to-"
Mr.. Fuller said, "The men
were in no way connected with
the Government or any Gov
ernment operation"
Mrs. Patton said her hus-
band and his passengers had
a two-man submarine and
some heavy towing equipment
on board and were going to
See DIVERS, Page A-6
Evening star., 1962-04-06
Cape Tour for U. N.

The United Nations Outer
Space Committee will visit
Cape Canaveral April 10 to
tour launching sites and other
facilities, the State Department
announced today.
Evening star., 1962-04-06

strated in the March Is elec-
ton. On the side of the mill
tary is the determination and
the naked force which deposed
Arturo Frondizi for his weak
ness" in dealing with the fol-
lowers of exiled ex-Dictator
Juan Peron.
The military fears more than
anything Mr.. Peron's return to
power. The result is a COM
plete political impasse.
Let all other rorces consult
and reach a unified position, "
said Andres Framini. the Per-
onist leader elected governor
of populous Buenos Aires Prov
ince-the second most power
full post in the country. when
they decide what they want to
do we will decide what we will
do"
Framini Stresses Rights
Interviewed in the wood
paneled office of a lawyer
friend, Mr.. Framini wore dark
glasses and sported lackuered
fingernails. His appearance
contrasted with the four heavy
set trade union advisers who
occasionally prompted answers.
But they all stressed the
same theme: Their legal right
to the fruits of the election
victory due them on May l..
"If we are denied office,
of course, we will fight" said
Mr.. Framini. Every one of our
So unions will strike on May 2
or g."
He would go no further. But
others here have a nightmare
about strikes starting a to-
Evening star., 1962-04-06
Goldberg Sees
Slightly Better
Jobs Picture
Unemployment Put
At 4,382, 900
For Mid-Murch

The job picture improved
slightly last month, Labor Sec
retary Goldberg reported today.
He said 1882 900 workers
were unemployed at mid
March, down 161, 900 from Feb
ruary and 1.113,000 from a
year earlier.
The decline in unemploy-
ment was slightly better than
usual for this time of year, so
the seasonally adjusted jobless
rate dropped to SIS per cent in
March from Sc per cent in
February-the sixth straight
month Of reduction in this key
figure.
The unemployment rate was
6.8 per cent in March, 1861.
Total employment rose to a
March record Of 66,316,000
from 65,789, 900 in February
and 65,516.000 a year earlier.
Employment outside agricul-
ture increased to 81, ,533, 900 in
March from 61,211,000 and
60,539, 900 in March, 1861.
Favorable Trend Seen
Mr.. Goldberg, stating that
the March figures indicate a
slightly favorable trend" re-
leased the report at the OPEN
ing session of a two-day con-
ference for about ITO labor
editors and reporters.
In a speech to the confer
ence, Chairman Walter w. Hell
Ter Of the Presidents Council
Of Economic Advisers reported
some evidence Of an acceler-
ated pickup" in the economy.
Noting that the economy'l
performance failed to live VI
to expectations in January and
February, Mr.. Heller said therI
is every opportunity for
spring resurgence to restore tn,
recovery to the track"
He said early figures on the
economy's activity in March
suggest that perhaps the re-
surgence is under way. He re-
iterated the administrations
confidence In q continued
brisk recovery" and said q
spring pickup still may make it
possible for the economy to
achieve the original goals-in-
cluding a gross national prod
uct totaling $570 billion for the
year. UP from $521 billion in
1861.
Civilian Force Fails to Grow
Despite the new March rec
ord, the job report pointed up
a puzzle-the failure Of the
civilian labor force to grow as
expected.
The civilian labor force
those working or seeking en-
ployment totaled 70,697 900
last month, UP 365,00O from
February but $4,000 below
March, 1861.
Normally, the labor force Is
expected to grow by / million
or more annually.
The labor forces decline has
been attributed by some econo-
mists to the lack of job op-
portunities. They suspect that
many persons in marginal"
status who would seek work in
good times simply drop out Of
the labor market when jobs are
scarce.
Mr.. Goldberg said the labor
force phenomenon is under
See JOBS, Page AS
Evening star., 1962-04-06
Fear of Peron Leads
To Argentine ImPosse
Ex-Dictutor's Followers Threaten
Muy z Strike if Denied Office
BY GEORGE SHERMAN
Star staff Writer

BUENOS AIRES April 6-The political life of this
ried capital has become grand scramble for formula for
peaceful coexistence with the Peron forces.
In the background not participating directly, sit two
Peronistas and the military On the
side Of the Peronsas the popular support demon
Evening star., 1962-04-06
Cubuns Seize ; D. G. SI<indivers
Paint Flakes Suspected
As'FirefIies' Glenn Saw
Space Agency Expert Advances Ideu
Thut Particles Clipped Off Capsule
By WILLIAM HINES
Star Science Writer

Asronaut John H Glenns "cosmc firefes" were prob
ably tiny pieces of paint aked from the side of his orbtng
spacecraft.
This conclusion was made public today by Space
Agency theorecan in paper presented at scientific and
technical evaluation of Col Genn February 20 orbal
Evening star., 1962-04-06

The best housing values, in
the widest range of price,
size and site are offered in
Evening star., 1962-04-06
THE STAR

Regular listin gs appear
daily and special, expanded
sections on Saturday and
Sunday.
Evening star., 1962-04-06
Weather Forecast

District and vicinity Occasional rain to-
night and tomorrow, cloudy. Low tonight
at $40 pm. yesterday; low, so. at 6 am.
today.
Full Report on Poss B-2
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-03-01
Eagles Bowl
in State
4 OHTHQm1Ht

Chardon Eagles sent six
teams to bowl in the 14th an
nual Ohio State Eagles Bowl
ing Tournement which open
ed Saturday, Feb. II in San
duSky. and will end May 6.
As of the first week, Char
don Eagles have one team in
4th place; one doubles in End
place with William Weston
rolling a 674 to be in l
place; Glenn Trask in 2nd
with a 672; Reed Clark in 3rd
with 671. James Baker has
1901 and Glen Dunlap 1892, in
the All E v e n t S. Jerry Nc
Naughton bowled a 256 game
for a wrist watch.
Thirty bowlers and some Of
the wives were along to watch
and cheer for the boys.
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School Offers
Training for
Adult Drivers

CHESTER - Adult driver
education will be offered this
spring at West Geauga high
school, according to Robert
c. Lindsey, superintendent.
Registration will be Thurs
day, Mar. Is, at TOO pm. at
the West Geauga high school.
The course will consist Of
six one-hour lessons behind
the wheel and two class Ses-
sionS.
The driver training car will
have dual controls and a
standard transmission.
instruction will be on Sat-
urday and Sunday and after
school hours during the week.
Cost of the course is $3.50
payable on registration night.
II you are unable to be pre-
sent at registration or wish
further information, contact
Mr.. Norman SchOen at the
West Geauga high school, PA
9-7211 between 11:15 am. and
lis pm.
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SEEKS NIGHT CLUB
LIQUOR PERMIT

MUNSON - H arold D.
Carpenter has applied to the
state department of Liquor
Control for a night club per-
nit to sell beer, wine and liq-
uor by the glass until 2:30 a.
m. The address listed is the
corner Of Bass Lake Road
and State Route 322.
SUBSCRIBE AND SAVE {!
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via EAquIIla IlrI

C11n Gnctnfcnn trrn ,,,n.A4l,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-15

tiple births who meet for the
mutual exchange Of ideas
and equipment.
Meetings are held the
fourth Tuesday evening Of
every month at the Bethesda
Methodist Church, $500 Old
Georgetown road, Bethesda.
The three dollar dues per
year enable members to buy
and sell in the twin exchange,
receive the monthly bulletin
and gives an account Of the
previous meetings speaker.
Contact Mrs. Herbert L..
Tanenbaum, the president Of
the 150-member club, for
information.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-15

that both you and your hus-
band smoke but would like to
break the habit. How can you
have failed to learn that the
habits and desires Of a teen
ager are influenced greatly
by his environment? How
could your wish to break the
habit have anything to do
with parental influence? Why
even mention this wish? Does
it make you feel less guilty?
Your hypocritical attitude
is glaringly evident when you
say you know your son smokes
with his friends, but you do
not allow him to smoke at
home. Don't you think your
son is aware of this illogical
position and is assuming such
hypocrisy is a normal way Of
life? If his parents are being
dishonest with life, why
shouldn't he?
You don't agree with the
school of thought that says
IF you're going to smoke,
smoke with us, not behind
our backs" This, you think,
"just sanctions something of
which we do not approve"
You disapprove of smoking,
but won't stop smoking your
self, but you are approving Of
sneaking, cheating, dishon-
esty and hypocrisy. What
type of character are you
trying to mold? Accepting the
fact that smoking may be
physically harmful, is it as
morally harmful as the dis
honesty and hypocrisy you
are promoting?
You must realize your re-
sponsibility Of setting a moral
example. You must not take
the attitude of do as I say,
not as I do"
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Here's How

Readers Clearing House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL os q public service exchonse
Of ideos between oreo readers. The
Stur eonnot accept phone coils per-
toinine to this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full name ond
address. No advertising is printed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-15
READERS
CLEARING HOUSE
Letter Lacks Sense and Logic
To Mrs. E. D., Washington
u II q Wnshinnfnn

Your letter which appeared in a recent RICH with
regard to smoking disturbing hope you will excuse the
violence of my reaction excused the lack OF common
sense and logic in your letter
Your problem of inadequate parenthood, not one
Of dealing with child.
Let's begin with the end of your letter where you say
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-15
Spaghetti Sauce

Mrs. P. II. T., LeeSburg
I am interested in replac-
ing a recipe for making spa
ghetti sause using fresh to-
matoes. This was given in
canning preparation and APP
peared in the food section of
The Star over a year ago.
If anyone clipped the recipe,
I would very much appreciate
having a copy of it. Thank
you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-15
Maryland Group

70 Mrs. r. D. X, Seat Pleasant
Mrs. H. T., Bethesda
The Maryland Mothers of
Twins Association is an Or
ganization of parents of null
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES
(CONTlNUEDl

RO0FING-Are you in need Of a
new roof II your roof is 10
yrs. old or better. in all proba-
bility you do need q roof. This
winter is forecasted as the worst
winter in many a year. You may
have leak and not know it.
This will cost you thousands OF
dollars in repair. All work guar
anteed. Many references, Several
colors to choose from. Call today
for free estimate. JAMES
GREEN. WA, 7-9333.
TAKE ADVANTAGE of our fall and
winter prices NOW. All type
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Interior and exterior painting,
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avail. Est, 1919. BETHESDA HOME
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WALLPAPER REMOVAL by the
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You THINK OF 1T AND WE DO
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Va. BY BURGESS. Free estimates.
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Salary commensurate with ability
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LADY will give day care for child
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LADY desires nightwork cleaning
offices or hotels. Ii. B-0021.
LADY desires evening position as
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Lie. BEAUTICIAN CColored) would
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A NEAT, colored lady desires Job as
a dentist or beauty salon receipt.
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NFW FTpNIrIIpF nrInW EAr

NEW FURNITURE BELOW FAC,
TORY PRICE. owner leaving area
must sell seven rooms Of new
contemporary furn.. including colol
TV. Will sell below factory de-
livery price. May be seen at 1915
s. 23rd ST., Arl., or OF. 4-6429.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT - Nationa
bookkeeping machine, complete
system. cap. COMMERCIAL
OVERALL LAUNDRY, 1906 Pen
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APIS. FURNISHED. c.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
CAPITOL PARK

CAPITOL PARK
S.W. WASHINGTON'S BRAND NEW
ADDRESS OF DISTINCTION
several choice selections. Several
minutes from downtown. Many
Government agencies. and Capitol
Hill. Air conditioned. reception
service and swimming pool.
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