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Evening star., 1962-03-25
It's Twice as Difficult, Now!

rings together and know what
he would buy for you, don't
worry about what people will
think. Buy the ring.
y II y
DEAR ABBY: We are
three girls who go together.
A certain girl is trying to go
with us. She sits at our lunch
table and tries to get herself
into our conversations. I hope
you won't think we are stuck
up, but we are afraid If we
don't get rid of her she will
give us a bad reputation. She
has no friends and none of
the boys cares for her. We
have been told that you are
judged by the company you
keep. How can we get rid Of
her without hurting her feel
ings?
THE THREE
The girl needs a friend. Be
nice to her. It will not ruin
Evening star., 1962-03-25
DEAR ABBY
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

your reputatiOns-it will en-
hance them.
y II II Il
DEAR ABBY: How can a
girl, who is five feet eleven
inches tall. get a date with a
man who is at least as tall as
she is? All the runts run after
me. I have been a skyscraper
ever since I was 13, and no
one will know how I suffered
in high school. I outgrew
every boy I ever went with. I
am not horsy. I am graceful,
have a nice complexion and
I don't act loud. I would like
to dance with a fellow for a
change who comes up higher
than my belt buckle. Can you
help me? I hear there are
actually clubs for tall people.
TOO TALL
There ARE clubs for tall
people. Check with your
Chamber of Commerce. They
can give you the local con-
tact. But remember, kind
ness, integrity and goodness
don't come by the linear foot.
y \ II \
Stop worrying. Let Abby
Evening star., 1962-03-25

DEAR ABBY: I am %,
have been married twice and
am still in love with my first
husband. We had two chill
dren. He loves us and wants
us back. We were divorced
over a silly argument. We
both got stubborn and, be-
fore we realized it, the di-
vorce went through.
I married my second huS-
band in a hurry to show my
first husband I could still
get a man. I am not in love
with my second husband. He
is younger than I. I guess we
were both lonely.
Abby, I would give any
thing in the world to be back
with my first husband, rails
ing our children together. Is
there any way out of this
mess?
SORRY NOW
A woman who pulls we'd
ding rings off and replaces
them nOnchalantly, doesn't
deserve to be rescued from a
mess of her own making. Talk
1t over with your second hus-
band. He is probably also
aware that your marriage to
him was a hasty mistake, and,
will agree to free you. Then
you may attempt to pick up
the pieces Of your shattered
first marriage.
Il + II
DEAR ABBY: My boy
friend is in the Army. He will
not be home for seven
months, but he wants to send
me money to go and buy my
self a diamond engagement
ring. We went looking for
rings when he was home so
I know his taste. Is this the
way to get engaged? Or will
people think we are crazy?
SWEETHEART
If you have shopped for
Evening star., 1962-03-25

Here are three fitting
problems many women have
with either dresses they have
made or ready-to-wear gar
ments. The necessary alter
ations are very simple to do,
and they are certainly worth
the time.
Extra Fullness at Armhole
in Front Near Chest Gig. l
and %: AS you can see in
figure l, the wrinkles or folds
are very unattractive. This
is usually the problem of a
woman having prominent
shoulder bones and a full
bust.
Sometimes the trouble can
be eliminated by making the
armhole seam lower at the
armpit. If the seam allow
ance at the armhole is wide
enough at the front shoulder
line, rip out the shoulder
seams and make front shoul-
der darts to eliminate folds.
If the seam allowance is
not wide enough, you must
rip out the shoulder and
underarm seams. Raise the
shoulder front only, starting
with more at the armhole
and tapering to nothing at
the neck. But be sure to raise
the back Gig. q.
Occasionally, the wrinkles
can be removed by making a
dart at the armhole which
extends down as far as pos
sible toward the bust in the
lower half Of the front arm
hole. This will make a close
fitting armhole.
If there are very few wrin-
kles (more Of a puff, you
may be able to shrink them
out before you set your
sleeve in again.
Back of Bodice Pulls At
Underarm Seams Just Below
Armpit Gig. 3 & A.: If you
Evening star., 1962-03-25

Frances Elizabeth Pastore,
daughter of Senator and Mrs.
John Pastore of Rhode Is
land; Ann Garner Long,
daughter of Senator and Mrs.
Edward V. Long of Missouri.
and Mary Ann Jennings,
daughter of Representative
and Mrs. w. Pat Jennings
of Virginia.
Also, Judy Cunningham,
daughter of Representative
and Mrs. Glenn Cunning
ham of Nebraska; Susan
Flynt, daughter of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. John j,
Flynt, jr.. of Georgia. and
Sandy Anderson, niece OF
Representative and Mrs. Rob
ert T. Stafford of Vermont.
Evening star., 1962-03-25
Blossom
PrinCesses
To Model

At l pm. Wednesday, the
associate members of the
Congressional Club will hold
a luncheon and fashion show,
with the fashions to be mod
eled by the daughters and
niece Of members of Con-
gresS. The models are also
Cherry Blossom princesses.
Program chairman of the
luncheo is Mrs. John
Saunders.
Those who will model are
Evening star., 1962-03-25

help you Dith that problem.
For q personal reply. iDrite
to Abby in care OF The Eue-
ming Star and incloSe q
stamped, selt-addreSSed en-
Uelope.
For Abby's booklet, "How
to Haze a LoUely Wedding"
send so cents to Abby, Boz
1865, Beverly Hills, Calf.
Evening star., 1962-03-25
BY PATRICIA SCOTT

have a large muscle or roll
of flesh across the back at
the armpit area, or, if your
pattern was small around the
bust area, you will undoubt-
edly find that the back of
your blouse pulls at the un-
derarm seam just below the
armpit Gig. 81.
To fix this, rip the under
arm seams and let them out
enough so the width across
the back feels roomy enough.
Do not change the seam al
lowance on the front of the
blouse, just let out the seams
on the back Gig. ~.
Sometimes, in order to fit
the back smoothly, it is also
necessary to change the
shoulder seams. If this is nee
essary, rip the shoulder seams
and lift up the back edge
near the armhole, tapering to
nothing at the neckline edge
Gig. A..
Copyright, 1862.
Field Enterprises, 1nc.)
Miss Scott is olwoys elod to hear
from her readers, and whenever
possible will use their questions in
her column, but because Of the
greet volume Of mail received
dolly, she eonnot answer individual
letters.
Patricia Scott has prepared
q booklet, "How to Alter
Your Dress Patterns" tDhich
gives complete instructions
for altering so that finished
garments ,UiH fit perfectly.
For your copy of this guide
to correct fitting, Drite to
Patricia Scott in care of The
Star, incloSing a long, self
addressed, stamped envelope
and rs cents in coin to coUer
costs OF printing and han
ding.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
Is Garden Club
Dressy Affair?

better to do all day but stand
at her window and look
through mine.
Now I am so years old,
and I don't need a body
guard. Should I go over and
ask her to please quit looking
in my window? Or should I
stand there and try to out
stare her?
LOOKED AT.
Why don't you Just pull
down your window shade and
forget about it?
-
DEAR ABBY: What do you
think Of a 42-year-old man
who must go down to the
cellar for a smoke in his
own home? That man (?) is
my son. The reason he can't
smoke in the house is be-
cause his wife is a nut on
smoking. She claims smoke
makes her sick. Well, that
song and dance is making
me sick and I told my son
yesterday that if he wasn't
Evening star., 1962-09-02
Miss Wilkins
Is Wed to
Mr.. GiInnortin

MIR. and Mrs. Chester Ar
thur Wilkins of Evanston,
H., announce the marriage
of their daughter Sherrell
Meriwether to Mr.. Stephen
Bernard Gilmartin, son Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. John
Joseph Gilmartin of Fitch
burg, Mass. The wedding
took place August % at the
Second Presbyterian Church
in Alexandria, Va.
The bride was graduated
from Evanston Township
High School in Evanston,
H., and Stratford College in
Danville, Va.
The bridegroom was grad
uated from st. Bernards
School in Fitchburg and at
tended Boston University.
The couple viii live here.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
DEAR ABBY

& DEAR ABBY: What is the
proper attire for women at
lending a garden club meet
ing where they exchange
plants, bulbs, soil and ferti-
4zer? Some OF the members
come dressed in high heels,
fancy hats and rhinestone
aewelry like they were going
30 church. Others come in
house dresses and flat shoes.
z FRANKLY CONFUSED.
When women get together
for social chit chat they may
get dressed up in their fancy
gO-to-meeting clothes. But II
ahey meet to fool with fer
1iIizer and dabble In dirt,
ghey should dress down to
earth in flats and wash
dresses.
4 = q q
g.
DEAR ABBY: We Just
bought a very nice house in
a neighborhood where the
houses are kind Of close to-
gether. The lady who lives
next door must have nothing
Evening star., 1962-09-02
By ABIGAIL VAN buren,

man enough to stand up for
his rights in his own home
he should move out to the
doghouse. Will you give this
nutty wife a few jabs in your
column2 She reads it daily.
I'll be watching for it. Thank
you. MOTHER.
Perhaps your son should
have one room in the house
where he can enjoy a smoke
If he so chooses. But IL he
doesn't object to going un-
dergrOund to please his wife,
keep your jabs to. yourself
and don't try to stir up
Unload your problem on
Abby. For a personal reply
send a mped, self-Gd-
dressed envelope to ABBY,
care of The Euening Star.
For Abby's booklet, "Ho1U
To Haze a Louely Wedding"
send so cents to ABBY, Boz
1865, Beverly Hills, Calf.
CMeNaught Syndicate. 1nc.)
Evening star., 1962-09-02
Mrs. LoxIey Is
I'LL Hostess

Mrs. A. r. Loxley Of Rock
Greek Hills. Md, will be host
ess to Chapter A, TIT So
ciety Of Washington. at its
monthly meeting at Sis
pm. Tuesday.
Evening star., 1962-09-10

for the most part = are being
treated as second class citizens.
They are being told by mis-
guided physicians that because
Of their poverty = their medi-
cal indigence. if you will-they
are not. in fact. equal to the
rest of men. Thomas Jefferson
to the contrary notwithstand-
ing. and they are being en-
couraged to have no more than
three children.
The Archbishop said that eff
we cannot solve our social and
economic problems. - il we
e annot eliminate occasional
abuses in the field Of public as
sistance - without resorting to
the immoral means Of sterliza-
ton. the only conclusion one
can logically come to is that
our unprecedented m aterial
prosperity has sapped our moral
fiber and has made us soft and
flabby and, God forbid, incap-
able Of fulfilling our providen-
tial role as the leading defender
of human freedom in this
troubled world of ours"
The Archbishop's words
found almost immediate reae-
tion yesterday at a meeting Of
the Council Of Catholic Men
in st. Louis Church, Groveton,
Va. with a membership Of ap-
proximately so.
The Council passed a resolu-
tion condemning the Fauquier
program. calling it a "callous
disregard for the moral aspects
inherent in the birth control
program"
Evening star., 1962-09-10
5000 Troops Give Ben BeIIo
Firm Hold on AIgerion CopitoI

who resigned in protest against
the military invasion of the
rebel held areas.
There were indications that
the other members Of the Po-
litical Bureau were not fully
pleased with Mr.. Ben Bella's use
Of the regular army to pave his
way to power.
Although all were Mr.. Ben
Bella's friends and allies, they
we're conspicuously absent from
the reviewing stand when Mr.,
Ben Bella and Col. Boumedi-
enne welcomed the troops to
the capital in a parade at the
municipal sports stadium.
Flanked only by the military
leaders, Mr.. Ben Bella told a
cheering crowd Of soldiers and
civilians:
"Our revolution is only just
beginning"
He promised demobilization
of two thirds Of the guerrilla
Evening star., 1962-09-10

forces and said the Political
Bureau would go ahead i'm
mediately with ambitious land
reform and industrialization
plans to meet the growing
threat of unemployment, pow
erty and hunger.
The Political Bureau set Sep
tember 20 as the definite
date" for the legislative cleo
tions already postponed six
times since French rule ended
July 8.
All the election candidates
will be returned unopposed in
a single-party ballot giving the
voters choice ony of saying
yes or no to the official list,
All the 1875 candidates to be
announced by the Political
Bureau later this week are
certain to be returnsd, and Mr..
Ben Bella viii have q dominant
majority in the National AS
sembly.
Evening star., 1962-09-10

WEDNESDAY AUGUST Bangkok Thailand. via sAs
the to the finished goods leaving the Most
spinning done by home the village their
Samran factory Here the people work
underneath the houses they live n pouring metal into mods
bufng shaping stamping in that
primitive times Little children play right beside their working
parents here and at the famous Thai Nakorn factory
We whked ourselves from there the beautiful plaza
Of the Assembly Hall of Legislature Bangkok . and from
there in my beautiful and coat from The Hecht
Company afternoon Of continuous laughter at the
Chinese Opera Bangkoks Chinatown was to make a
seen before The actors gaped at us
and we at them with their mask makeup pahed
with rouge end with purple makeup archng way UP on
their oreheads Their stage gestures exravaganty syed
Offkey hsptched yodens Some in the audience were deep
in Sleep abberng right through lunch
big Of bread meat rice To me the audience was
amusing and surprising than the performers At the
dancing every costume creation in gold gems Of
the dances the girls wore g. long silver ngenals At $50
we wound at boxing matches. What contrast and
what contrast to boxing at home Fighters only
elbow and wsss and grss like WhTns derhss Ds
each fight an orchestra mostly drums plays music and
something like the GO go football crowd
THURSDAY. AUGUST % !. Bangkok, Thaland via sAs
Today is Buddhist day 1t four times month on the
AT Wat Benchamobopitr he Marble Tempe women in black
were mourning the recent death Of the head
their knees and touching the floor with their oreheads three
times After short PRAYER they began continuous chanting
Many mad lunches ana teapots with them seeming prepared
spend the day There unique collection of images this
Temple including the walking Buddhas Next we
went to the Grand Palace, not building but walled
WITHIN which are many beautiful buildings all with the typical
multi tered colored roofs flashing spires golden Ched
(pagodas AS specimens of Thai architecture the Cha Mahs
Prasard Du Maha Prasard and Phanang Amanrinda Vin
cnal palaces are unsurpassed The ceremonial Dusit
py King Rama in 1882 is considered the finest ROYAL
Chapel built in 17s5 enshrines the emerald Budda
carved from one single huge piece of translucent jasper
gooen throne This image is daped in
Sed sno stones according to the season The change
dress considered so important matter that is conducted
p the KING himself by State depuaion Services were
going on in Dust Hall entered emovng shoes and the
tremendous gold altar glowing with flowers thousands
By The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1962-09-10

MONDAY, AUGUST 2O-Calcutta, India, via sAS =,
We two people added the SIS million already
teemng through this largest city Of Indiawere the only
breathing seemingly the large central park
by the natives the lungs Of Calcutta There only
time in all Of India where PM in the dayt
and PM in Calcutta dark midnight We watched the
stevedoes going home through the spectacular sight
the Hooghy River with cargo ships from all the world NV
favorite place the Jain Temple with blazing
with diamonds and other precious stones
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2-In flight to Bangkok via sAs
and stuffed myself with excellent aboard Flight 1883 to
Bangkok from Calcutta At 5S5 miles hour the sleek
Coronado whsked 1000 miles sparkle
simmer Of Bangkok with its thousands Of buildings flashing
their tiles and spires up The Thai people dress IN
Western style clothes except women who wear the
panlng wrap skirt coming to the ankles We IN
brilliant orange carrying yellow shoulder bags 4
Our hotel he OrienaD is located the Chao Phya River
In the evening sat and watched the hustle life paddy
boats motor launches they make this river one
of the most important arteries Of Thailand
Evening star., 1962-09-10
Double Honeymoon

LONDON. Sept. 10 6AP).-
The newlywed Arnold Simano-
witzes returned from a honey
moon in Wales. took in Brides
Day at the British Food Fair.
and are off on their second
honeymoon. They won a bridal
contest providing a honeymoon
in Portugal as guests of the
Portuguese government.
Evening star., 1962-09-10
Racing Driver Dies
Following Cruckup

DAYTON. Ohio, Sept. 10
(AP).-Racing Driver Marlin
H. (Red) Renner of Dayton
died in Miami Valley Hospital
yesterday Of injuries suffered
in a sprint car accident July
20 in Winchester. Ind.
The 35-year-old driver had
been in q coma since the mis-
hap. Renner was transferred
here from q Winchester hos
pital August 10.
The accident occurred dur
ing a heat race at Winchester
Speedway, Renner's car flipped
over.
Evening star., 1962-09-10
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He said the program at Pau
quier Hospital has the obvious
and crudely selfish and mate
rialistic purpose to reduce
the tax rate"
Mr.. McCarty denied that the
object of the program is tax
reduction. "A great amount Of
1t sterilization would reduce
the rate to some extent. but
that's not the purpose at all. "
he said.
Some people just continue"
having a great number Of chill
dren with no husband. no
home and we kind Of feel like
it's the best thing" he added.
Physicians Study Cases
According to DR.. James L.
Dellinger, one of the clinics
physicians, sterilization is only
one of several birth control
methods about which patients
are informed.
II a woman with three or
more children requests" steri-
lization he says, two physicians
and a surgeon study the case,
consult the woman and her
husband and decide whether to
proceed with it.
"The doctors decision must
be unanimous" DR.. Dellinger
explained. One safeguard, he
pointed out, is a 30-day walt
ing period between the time
after q woman consents to per-
formance Of the operation. She
can change her mind during
that period.
While the program is aimed
generally at married women
with several children who have
some physical condition which
makes future pregnancies haz-
ardous. DR.. Dellinger said. some
cases involving repeated illegiti-
mate births are included.
Archbishop OBoyle said that.
Significantly enough, approx
imately two-thirds of the
medically INDECENT women who
were sterilized we're
Negroes"
Second Glass Citizens
He said that the administra-
tors of the hospital ''have con-
ceded that the purpose Of their
program is selfishly economic
and. in effect, they have also
indicated that, in their judg-
Evening star., 1962-09-10
o'BoYLE
Archbishop's Sermon
Among His Strongest

ment, the poor people Of Fau-
uuier County = the so-called
medically INDECENT. a flexible
category which must comprise
literally tens Of thousands of
|Virginians - are second class
citizens.
The archbishop said that
Bishop John j. Russell of Rich
mond, in whose diocese Fau-
quier County lies, had already
spoken out against sterilization
but that he was adding his
voice of protest sin. view Of the
current attention being given
to the program"
Archbishop OBoyle said that
most of the canonized saints
in the history Of the church
would have Jared rather badly
If a-similar program had beer
in effect in their own day and
age, for. by and large. begin
ming with our blessed Mother
queen of all the saints, they
were poor men and women and
were proud to be known as
such"
Sees Some Irony
He added that some of the
greatest men and women in the
history Of he world were dread
fully poor even by the stand
ards of their own time. They
were medically INDECENT, If you
will"
The Archbishop said that
there is something strangely
ironical about the fact that a
program for the sterilization OF
the medically INDECENT should
have been established in a State
Whlcn rightly prldes itself on
having been the birthplace of
Thomas jefferson. author of
the Declaration Of Indepen-
dence."
He said that in this document
Jefferson had written that al
men are created equal - not
merely those who can pay their
own medical bills.
Less than two centuries later
in Jefferson's beloved common
wealth this principle, so nobly
enshrined in the Declaration OF
independence. is being openly
violated in the interest Of lower
taxes" the Archbishop said.
Misguided Physicians
Poor people - disadvan-
aged and segregated Negroes
Evening star., 1962-09-10
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