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Cards OutfieIder
Claimed by Reds

ST. LOUIS, May 8 (AP).-
The Cardinals said yesterday
Cincinnati had claimed Out
fielder Jan Firek on waivers.
Firek, who was assigned to
Billings, Mont, was replaced
earlier by Pitcher Larry Jaster
as the Cardinals designated
player.
Cincinnati got Firek for
$4,000.
Evening star., 1963-05-08
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-18
BY JACK BELL
Associated Press Staff Writer

Senator Edward M. (Ted)
Kennedy's struggle for national
anonymity is puzzling COL
leagues who would be delighted
to embrace some of the oppor-
tunities he rejects.
The Massachusetts, Senator
youngest brother of the Presi-
dent, is so cautiously conserva-
tive in his approach to the
publicity spotlight he hasn't
even joined middle brother
Bobby for a 50-mile hike.
For Senator Kennedy, Wash
ington is a place to be seen and
not heard-and not too much
Of the former, either.
He has gone a long way
toward making good on his
promise in his only speech here,
to the Women's National Press
Club, that he intends to stay
out OF the limelight, out OF the
headlines and out of the SWIM
ming pools"
Restricts News ParIeys
The 30-year-old Senator
He'll be 81 Friday-has gone to
the lengths of restricting his
infrequent news conferences to
Massachusetts, reporters. Where
most of his colleagues would
welcome with outstretched arms
reporters concerned primarily
with national affairs, he bars
them.
He even has turned away
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-18
Case Fears
P'ayoffs' in
Space Work
BY the Associated Press

Senator Case, Republican Of
New Jersey, has urged a public
spotlight on awards of multi
million dollar defense and
space contracts to prevent "po-
litical payoffs" and other i'm
proprieties.
The New Jersey Republican
said the national elections last
fall demonstrated that "politi-
cal and many other pressures"
were involved through promises
that certain candidates could
do more" in swinging awards
Of fat contracts.
THE President himself was
involved in several of these
things" Senator Case said in
an interview tapped for radio
and television use yesterday in
his State.
TITS almost become respect
able in political campaigning
to promise to be able to exer-
else more influence on such
contracts. Senator Case said.
adding:
This Is not good, and ]
think we ought to stop It,"
Senator Case declared Pres
ident Kennedy said before cleo
ton that Mayor Richardson
Dilworth of Philadelphia, the
Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania, could
do more for his State.
A Republican, former Repre-
sentative William j. Scranton,
won the Pennsylvania contest.
Senator Case questioned also
the award Of q $42-million con-
tract for the Mohole project.
which is a National Science
Foundation effort to bore a
deep hole in the ocean bottom
to penetrate and learn m o r e
about the earth's crust.
He said the contractor who
finally got the big job W a s
rated third by one panel of
scientists and fourth in compe-
tence by another panel group.
Nov I don't say that po-
litical influence was the fac
tor" Senator Case said, ''but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-18
Empire Of Reds
Is Disintegruting,
Johnson Declares

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Feb
10 (AP). - The Communist
empire is disintegrating and
free world strength and pa
thence will bring it down, &C.
cording to Vice President
johnson.
Mr.. johnson told the Amer
lean Association of School Ad-
ministrators yesterday that a
split between Russia and China
does not relieve the West of
Communist threats and dan
gers. He said it may take years
to accomplish, but he added:
There is clear and growing
evidence that influences a re
now at work within the Com
munist world which may well
break the bonds with which
the Communists have shackled
both themselves and the peo-
pie they rule.
When the Communist en-
pire was established. .it) was
supposed to live forever.
Like all the visions Of world
domination Of the past, this
Communist vision is being
shattered and a vital process
of disintegration in the Com
munist camp has begun before
our eyes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-18
q Space Experts
To Air Satellites
Economic Effects

A panel Of four space experts
will discuss the economic i'm
plications Of earth satellites
Wednesday before the D. C..
Council of Engineering and Ar
chitectural Societies.
The group will hear DR.. s.
Fred Singer. the United States
Weather Bureaus satellite
chief, at an awards luncheon
being held in connection with
its Scientists and Architects
Day" at the Presidential Arms.
The panel will consist Of DR..
Morris Topper. of the National
Aeronautics and Space Admin
istration; DR.. Glen p. Wilson,
a staff member of the Senate
Committee on Aeronautical and
Space Sciences; DR.. Charles
Sheldon, Of the National Aero
nautics and Space Council; and
Fred Durant. of the Bell Aero
systems Co.
Awards will be made to 81
engineers and scientists from
industries and government
agencies and to IL science
teachers from the Washington
area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-18
WON'T EVEN HIKE
Ted Kennedy Works
To Avoid LimeIiqht

television cameramen, q rarity
that certainly outranks poet
Lowell's day in June.
The Senate, unaccustomed to
having a presidential brother
in its ranks, has almost come
to accept Senator Kennedy for
what he says he wants to be-
a freshman member learning
the ropes.
Naturally, 1t is not easy for
the veterans Of the institution
to forget that the tall, hand
some young fellow who sits on
the back row has the kind Of
entree into presidential con-
fidences that few of them can
command.
Not q Peep Yet
But they cannot fault this
particular Kennedy on the basis
of his discreet performance. So
far as the Congressional Record
is concerned. he hasn't let out
a peep yet. Nor does he loiter
around the cloakrooms where
weighty issues are popularity
supposed to be settled, but
usually aren't.
In five weeks. Senator Ken
nedy has introduced only two
general bills. One would make
Columbus Day a legal holiday
and the other would provide
mass transportation aid to
metropolitan areas. He joined
in a third to provide for de-
velopment Of State fishery re-
search projects.
In line with his announced
intention to give Massachu-
sets a special kind Of service,
Senator Kennedy has intro
duced 10 measures to bring
relief to constituents.
Outside the Senate, he has
concerned himself with Massa-
chusetts matters and meetings.
The one exception was when
his Attorney General brother
presented him for admission to
practice before the Supreme
Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-18

we don't know the answers to
those questions because we
don't have now on the public
record, what goes on behind
the scenes"
Senator Case pointed out
that defense and space con-
tracts now top $28 billion an
nually and that IS per cent of
these were awarded last year
by negotiation rather thai
open competitive bidding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-18
NO INERT" PLAN PENALTIES!
NO RESTRICTED C0VERAGE POLICIES!

Under some merit plans you be penalized up to 1907
with maximum savings Of only 1871 And many socaed new
type policies give lot less protection American Home
owners Standard Family Policy gives you standard
auto insurance money buy without restrictions penalties
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TOP TUNES
BY JAMES LEE
Star Staff Writer

A clustered Belgian nun today works happily
In her convent unaware that she is this coun-
try's most popular recording star.
She Is Sister Adele, 'the smiling sister," as
she Is known at FichermOnt Convent near
Brussels, who, to satisfy the wishes of a few
young girls, recorded Dominique" for Philips.
Her story begins when she was first enter
ing the convent. While passing through Brus-
sells to FichermOnt, she spied used guitar in
a shop window. She took it with her.
Later, group Of young girls came to the
convent on a retreat One evening as they
played in the convent garden, Sister Adele
began to play and sing for them. The girls
fell In love with her voice and her songs and
begged that she record them so they could
have records to take home.
Success Is Unknown
Sister Adele Is serving in a clustered con-
vent. This means she can leave it only twice a
year. But permission was obtained for her to
make the trip to Brussels so the girls could
have their records, and so that Sister Adele's
great talent could be shared with the world.
The first recording company she walked
into happened to be the Brussels representative
for Philips Records. Technicians iokingly
agreed to record the sisters voice. The sound
they heard was astounding.
They kept Sister Adele in the studio record
ing the songs she had learned as a child and
those she had written herself long after it was
Tune Tor her to return to the convent She has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-01
HOW TO PLACE
A TEEN-AD

TO PLACE: Write sd and
figure cost Give your name,
address, telephone number
and send your ad plus pay
ment TO TEEN ADS. The
Evening Star, Washington
8. D. c.
RATES FOR TEENS: 3 lines
SOC. zoe each additional line.
You can figure the cost your
self. Allow 5 average words
per line.
DEADLNE: Wednesday PM.
for Friday following. Ads
received too late will APP
pear a week later.
OTHERS: Individual or COM
mercial advertising is ac-
ceptable at the regular classi-
fled rates.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, uuuui,lulltluluuu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-01
PLAY BACK
From TEEN Readers
The Countryside

Up in Pennsylvania a teen
ager can take a rifle and 60
out hunting for a couple Of
days and come back, fix his
own meals, or take a fishing
pole and have a good time
fishing. He can pitch a tent at
the beach and if his house
should burn down he could be
completely self sufficient.
But / notice in the city here
teen-agers have to have tele-
vision within reach, or a mo-
ton picture theater nearby
and the best of clothes or they
feel insecure and out Of it.
I'd like to know what other
teens think about the country
versus the city. l, for one,
think city kids are a victim Of
their environment.
BOBBY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-01
TOP TUNES -
A Guitor-PIuying Nun Who Sings
Is the Latest Hit on Records

heard nothing Of what happened to that record
ing.
The album she made has sold 900 singles
and $4,000 albums in two days. Mothers Supe-
rior of Is converts throughout the United
States have sent orders to Philips request
ing copies of the album. In a poll on a New
York rock-'n'-roll station, the Smiling Sister
lost to Elvis Presley by only two votes.
More Songs Wanted
The song which has won teen-agers away
for the moment. at least-from The Monkey
and TRIM Lopez is a gentle ballad about the
poor st. Dominic, who wandered through Eu-
rope teaching. Technicians used their tapes
of Sister Adele to produce a multiple track
recording of a chorus Of the sisters simple
and sweet voice in the background The songs
are sung in French.
Philips officials are trying to reach Sister
Adele to tell her Of her success and to record
more Of her songs. She has absolutely no con-
tact now with the world, and the only two pic
lures OF her in existence do not show her face,
according to convent rules.
The album also includes four watercoIors
painted by Sister Adele, who is as talented as a
painter as she is as singer
The words of the song are as touching and
beautiful as the melody and Sister Adele'S
singing:
Dominic, my good father, keep US
simple and gay,
So that ne may tell our brothers of
the truth :"
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From Japan

] am very anxious to start
a letter exchange with some
American friends so we can
have a better understanding
of each other and this in turn
can serve for the better
friendship between your peo-
pie and mine. There are
many youths in my country
who are looking for such cor
respondence and if l can start
one then l could tell them
how to do it.
TOSHIHARU YOSHIGAE
Yasukawa Nagae Yukuhash
FukuOka, Japan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-01
By DOROTHY KICKER

DcdT WITS nlCkCTs
l am 16 years old. / have
been steadily dating a boy
II. My mother is much
more enthusiastic about this
boy than / am. When l met
him, he seemed rather shy
and nice, but recently, the
minute l get In his car the
wrestling match starts and
l am sick Of it. Last night
I told my mother 1 was not
going to date Jerry again
and she had a fit. When l
tried to explain that all he
is interested in is wrestling,
she said II was probably my
own fault! She also said II
l couldn't get along with a
nice boy like Jerry / cannot
date other boys until l grow
up and learn how to behave
around them.
Mrs. Kicker, l thought
mothers were supposed to
want to protect their daugh-
tiers. How can / make mine
understand that / am not to
blame for Jerry's behavior?
Most Of the other boys treat
me with respect and are
much nicer to me. l don't
want to stop dating entirely.
Please advise me.
LUCY
Any mother In her right
mind would certainly not want
her daughter subjected to the
problem you have with Jerry.
So it is difficult for me to
believe your mother really
understands the situation.
Sooner of later, most girls
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Help Wanted

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RICKER'S NAIL

meet a boy who is not smart
enough to even recognize a
nice girl, let alone respect
her. Jerry appears to be this
type and therefore should be
avoided.
| cannot agree with your
mother that if you drop him
you should not date anyone
else. Her attitude is unfair
and ridiculous. l suggest you
talk the situation over with
her again. Explain it care
fully. Tell her you already
know how to behave around
boys; otherwise, why would
the majority respect you?
There is no reason why you
should stop dating Just be-
cause Mothers choice hap
pens to be a dope!
Dear Mrs. Kicker:
Several months ago, /
really went overheard for
a girl for the first time. l
dated her constantly and for
a while 1t was great. Grad
ually, she became so sure
she had me hooked that she
started giving me a rough
time. She did everything to
make me jealous and al
ways insisted on having her
way. Two weeks ago, / fl
nally lost my temper and
told her we were through.
The other girls Immediately
went to her rescue and
started spreading stories q.
that mean guy, Scott" /
have always been well liked
by girls until this happened.
Now l can't even get a date!
Should l apologize to my ex-
girl? / am is.
SCOTT
If you have described the
situation accurately, you do
not owe the girl an apology.
She is the one who was
wrong, and I'll bet her
version of your breakup,
which she told the girls, is
quite different from the facts.
This probably explains their
attitude.
Since you have always been
well liked, l doubt very much
If all the girls will continue
to boycott you much longer.
My advice is to act as if you
are not bothered by the sit
uatiOn. Go around being
friendly, pleasant and out
wardly happy.
/ also suggest you ask some
Of your buddieS to try to line
up some double dates for you.
You see, if the girls know the
other boys approve of you,
they will probably decide you
are not so mean, after all.
Good Luck!
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-01

Any Number
Con Win
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i is;E sysfyISSla ding ESsdrS: Srs, S sss%siI,
Last long EDWARD r. BRIGGS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-20

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-20
HOUSES FOR SALE-MB.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

WHEATON English Manor)-Moy.
rambler WITH that desired din. rrii.
re-. R IT.. M 4 BE- esSthaSA lovely M-acr'
e. paul hickman. inc. Sls.ozOI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-20
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
(d5nNllNO1)

ALEX AREA. located at Mt. Yer.
non blvd, minis. from uptown
Alex-Attrac. and pvt. brick
home, features liy. rfn. w/firpi.,
din. rn1., ? lse; bedrms.. equip.
airy scr. pch. Only $500 dn.,
SHAW XII. 1924
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