The Racine Journal-Times Sunday Bulletin from Racine, Wisconsin • Page 25

'Ancestral Land' to Welcome Mrs. JFK OS She Joins Husband on Trip to France PRINTED PATTERN (Editor's Note: In a sense, Mrs. Kennedy's trip to Paris next week witii tlie president will be going liome. Of French descent, slie spealts tlie language fluently and has studied at the Sorbonne. Frances Lewine, who covers the distaff side of the First Family for the Associated Press and will be going to Paris with the Kennedys, examines Mrs.

Kennedy's ties with France in the following article.) the tastes and interests of the 31-year-old First Lady. Mrs. Kennedy, just a little more than four months in the White House, already is eclipsing the official foreign travel records of most of her prede cessors, with the obvious exception of Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt.

And, she will be the first lady since Mrs. Woodrow Wilson to accompany her husband on an official visit to Paris. Mrs. Kennedy has the benefit of knowing what to expect French take to Jacqueline Canada, the Kennedys' "rhL rssrr -capita, 1 AA LT country with many French- nedyhasTed irptifaTa inhabitants, Mrs. Ken- iac Hcdy won high praisB from top dent and has traveled France: fjj, admiring as a devotee of French art and literature.

She will be returning Wednesday as America 's First Lady, joining the president for a ma-i crowds on her brief public appearances. A Bit Unfair? In Canada, Mrs. Kennedy jor state visit abroad. i didn't get a chance to try out Mrs. Kennedy has her French in public.

President ties in France, she speaks language fluently and she already is acquainted with Kennedy found that a bit unfair. In his arrival speech, he cited it as "an unfortunate di- France 's president, Charles De vision of labor" that his wife Gaulle. just sat silent while he had to Well Suited speak a brief bit in French. It probably would be hard Perhaps Mrs. Kennedy will to find a place better suited to get a chance in Paris.

She cer- Eggbeaters Not Eggbeoters in Whirly-Girl Language By Joy Miller of Oklahoma City, the first -When woman to receive a helicopter members of one of the pilot high most exclusive women's clubslas you can go in copter classi- meet, they sit, and talk breath- fication. At 5 feet, 97 pounds, lessly for hours about egg- she has to borrow her sway at the height of his beaters, choppers, infuriated band's barbell weights wheniPOwer. palm trees. flies alone to bring up re-! They will go on to Vienna tatnly could impress the Parisians with a sample of her excellence in their tongue. Fashion conscious, young, beautiful and new in the role of first lady, Mrs.

Kennedy undoubtedly will create wide interest abroad. She proved in Canada that she has something of the drawing power and popularity of a movie star. Mrs. Kennedy was last in France on a visit in August 1959. She first went there years ago, and spent her junior year in college studying at the Sorbonne.

Traces Ancestry On her father's side, Mrs. Kennedy traces her ancestry back to France. A great-great- great grandfather, Andre Eustache Bouvier, came from the neighborhood of Grenoble in southeastern France. When John F. Kennedy was elected president last November, Mrs.

Kennedy received congratulations from officials in several French towns, indicating the Bouvier family came from their community. But, the White House" has been canny about pinpointing the hometown of Mrs. Kennedy's ancestors, noting that there are many with the family name of Bouvier and that the actual origin of the first lady's family is obscure. There's no chance that Mrs. Kennedy will make any nostalgic journey to family seats on this trip.

The president and Mrs. Kennedy will spend three days in Paris, Wednesday through InferesfinO Friday. There are reports they; may be entertained at a din -U-. AH-rnriiva ner in the fabulous Palace of'" Versailles, where Louis XIV RACINE SrNDAT BULLETIN May t8, 1961 gee. f.

White Kniqht Is Winner for Lisa Lane By Mary Campbell NEW YORK Every college girl dreams of meeting a white knight. Lisa Lane did. Now, four years later, Lisa's romance is still as bright as that white knight moving across her chessboard. Lisa is U.S. Women's Chess Champion, an animated 23- brunette in 3-inch heels and a size 8 dress who can play chess, study chess, talk chess and still have plenty of energy left to checkmate popular misconceptions about the game and the people who play it.

For one thing, Lisa says, all chess players aren't elderly. The U.S. Men's Champion, Bobby Fischer, is younger than Lisa. They aren't all anti-social "I have a social life. I have my chess friends we have 30-30 parties (30 moves in 30 minutes) and non-chess friends we go to movies and plays." They aren't all patient "If I go anywhere and have to wait in line, I can't stand it." Or all brilliant "I'm not a genius.

What chess really takes is a logical mind." But, says Lisa, it is true that most chess players are men: "If a man knows how to play chess he'll usually teach it to his son. It's not likely that he's In Whirly-Giri language, quired take off weight to 120'for meeUng EXTBA-EAST! Two main pattern parts for dress, two for Jacket. No set-In sleeves, no waist seams, no up this superbly smart and simple outfit In a day I Printed Pattern 4813: Misses' Sizes 12 14, 16, 18, 20. aize 16 dress takes yards 35-lnch; contrast binding, yard. Send 50 cents In coins for this 10 cents for each pattern for Ist-class mailing.

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And if the TheVe's glamorous Chariottei'" Buckingham Palace June 5. really let down their hair, not Keljey, mother of two small! So far, details of the sched- even cyclic control and torque children, probably the first for the Kennedys have not forces are sacred. 'woman to serve on a state announced by the White When Whiriy-Giris was aeronautics commission (Mas-'House. So it is not known how founded six years ago, only jmuch of a public role Mrs. women in the free world couldi iiru- i qualify for membership with helicoDter rating cropdust, a Now there are 32 NOW there are il wmriy services.

At least sbc others make up the lighter half of husband-wife copter teams. They Set Records Seven hold licenses to train CorOTuIIv other copter pilots. In March! Dr. Dora Dougherty of Fortl Evening Bog Girls, a due-less, minutes-less, officer less group, International Women Helicopter Pilots, that has one meeting a year. The annual "hovering" this year was in Washington.

Kennedy will play. There has been no word either on what Mrs. Kennedy's wardrobe will include for the three-nation trip, except that everything probably will be new. Charter member Jean Ross Howard, a good-looking aircraft Worth, Texas, set new altitude, industry executive in Washing- distance and speed records for ton, insists she's not really an helicopters three records in officer, but she had to appoint herself secretarj' to get a trademark for the cuddly little copter with sweeping eyelashes and a come-hither smile. Two ir 1 Girls are French: Jacqueline Auriol, daughter-in-law of a former French president; Dr.

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Whatever the interests, it is beyond the personal and petty problems of everyday living. And usually, such women have more than one interest. At parties, their conversation does not revolve about the price of meat, the behavior of their children or the latest gossip. They are eager to know, to see and to discuss what they have learned. Quite naturally, they attract other people.

This is the chief reason why some women, who never seem to possess any claim to beauty, are great magnets. They draw to themselves men and women of every age. Their faces reflect very clearly their enchantment: with the world about them. If you're curious to see how this works, try it. Get interested in something and discover everything there is to know about it.

Then go on to something else! You're on your way! What's the next move? contemplates. Federation rated her an expert (next highest to master). And in 1959 she became queen of the nation's chessboards by winning the U.S. Women's Championship Tournament. Lisa and Mrs.

Gisella Gresser, who came In second, also won the right to play in the International Chess Federations Challengers Tournament for women in Yugoslavia this Lisa Lane, chess champion, lenge the women's world champ, Elizabeth Bykova of Russia, to a 13-game match. Foreign Rivals Lisa is already getting butterflies about the Challengers. "I know I'm the best woman player in the U.S. but I have no idea how I'll stack up in international competition." The U.S. Chess Federation would like to arrange a match fall.

Winner there will chal-'between Lisa and Yugoslavia's redheaded champ, Milunka Lazarevich, before the Challengers Tournament, but hasn 't been able to raise the necessary money. Finances are a problem for Lisa, too, since she doesn't want to take time away from her chess books right now to get a job. (Lisa moved here in February to be near more good chess players, but finds she spends most of her time studying.) She Looks Ahead She has received a $1,000 grant from the PeopIe-to-Peo- ple Sports Foundation, works as a part-time editor for Chess Life Magazine and gives exhibitions for clubs and schools, where she plays 15 to 20 people at once, running from board to board. "One of my best assets is my power of concentration," Lisa says. "What you really need to be a good chess player is to be able to visualize what will occur after you make moves.

You should consider three or four or five moves ahead and keep all the little pictures of the various positions in your mind." In a contest where Lisa is usually pitted against a man, how does she feel about losing? "If I lose I really feel crushed, no matter who I 'm playing. I'm a poor loser. At first I can't even look at my opponent." And winning? "When I beat a man, I don't know what to say to him. It must be very humiliating. I feel sorry for him.

"But I never feel this way during a game." you. It's mental, so you compete on the same level. "And playing chess is a good way to meet men. Look at the ratio at the last U.S. Open there were 180 men and 12 women." Lisa first saw a chess game in 1957 while a freshman math major at Temple University in her home towm, Philadelphia.

She'd gone to a coffee house on a date and the boy sat down at a chessboard. Not long after, he told her that if she really wanted to study she could be the next U.S. Women's Champion. The Next Move Right away Lisa started playing in tournaments. In March she became Philadelphia women's champion.

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