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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-25

want you and Gale to be happy.
/ want my Son-in-law to have all
his" The attorney heSitated,
What's the idiom-?"
"All his marbles?" MandeN
suggested.
Attorney Ebbling laughed.
That's il. That's the exact vernac-
ular phrase of which was think
ing."
Mandell realized the car had
stopped. They were at the hotel.
The doorman was opening the
door for him.
Ebbling continued, "And don't
worry about the money angle,
Bernard"
mo, sir"
'Tve rlenty for all Of us until
you find yourself In some other
field of endeavor."
Eyes, sir"
"And you viii. You're young.
You're smart. Gale loves you"
Eyes. sir" Mandell stepped out
on the walk.
In parting. Ebbling added. Tell
Gale we'll probably hold a fam
lily conference later in the day.
Most likely in Lake Forest"
'YeS, sir" Mandell said. He
closed the door.
He watched the big car purr
from the curb and slip into the
stream of traffic pouring west on
Randolph Street. Mr.. Ebbling
meant well. Mandell tried TO feel
pleased. He couldn't. What other
field of endeavor2 All he knew
how to do was fight. He felt
cheated. He hadn't fought on street
corners and swallowed leather in
cheap fight clubs all over Chicago
and East Chicago and South Chi
cago and Gary to wind up work
ing for less a week than his
wife spent on gloves.
He was glad Mr., Ebbling hadn't
suggested going up to Gales suite
with him.
Subconsciously, Mandell spat
on the walk.
So he was dumb. II he had 10
say, Eyes, sir" just once more, he
felt that it would gag him.
(To be eontinuedl
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Chapter Is
NTANDELL wiped his cheeks
4NA with the back of his hand. i
don't know, sir"
'You didn't put it there?"
mo, sir" Manden thrust out
his arm and showed Mr.. Ebbling
the bare spot that the extension
bracelet of his wrist watch had
worn in the hair on his left wrist.
That / know. ! had TO hook my
watch TO buy pack of cigarettes.
Il see" Ebbling said. snow.
about this other matter, Bernard.
About the man who you claim
opened the door, turned out the
light, and shot at you and killed
Mr. Curtis"
"Yes, sir"
''What did he look like?"
81 don't know, sir"
"You don't know"
mo, sir. Like I told Mr.. Gill
more, it came so all of a sudden.
And he was through the fire door
and gone by the time | got out in
the hall"
you didn't see him, then? You
can't identify him?"
mo, sir"
Ebbling rolled his cigar be-
tween his lips. With what branch
of the federal service was this Mr..
Curtis connected? The FBI?"
mo, sir. He said the Treasury
Department"
Why was he so anxious to
have you Teleased?"
He wanted to talk TO me about
my uncle Vladimir"
Il beg your pardon?"
at didn't make sense while he
was talking. 1t stiu doesn't, sir,
But Mr. Curtis knew all about my
uncle Vladimir. And he was very
pleased when l told him that my
father had changed our name
from MancztochoSki to Mandell
He said they'd been trying to con-
tact me for some time; that they'd
known where l was all the time
but there was some mix-up and
they hadn't realized who was
Then he came right out and said
1t was about a lot of money and
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RED CLAIMS

TOKYO E Norta Keeas
Pyo1E arg raas3 ln special
sEtag5essg Y, c-sr9szs1aT fs Bssrs erAs
n tarce SCARS ot war sa As9a.
asserted al81e9 battle casualties
have fota5ea s - -~aaelsg -
rs Americans
The latest Washs gtaz sEre o.
g, S. battle CO ssa - So
~-rga2sy coz &sr3 tie G&a "a
eos
Use Pyar Es#m@ e@&s. nn-
Esa Is TokFa bx k9 a8
Sersace ak st1 & p E
@ere s LES a @
gA AID %,& szaEa a.
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NOTES

caused his absence during the birth
Of his daughter Vittor-a. He's back
making Rhapsody" with Liz Tay-
Tor. After another film. he'll return
to his italian company, this time
taking Selley with him. His plans
also include taking his Italian
Hamlet to New York.
WiIding is another fellow who is
intense in his work, although he
claims TO be lazy. He has just com
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-25

pleted Torch Song" with Joan
Crawford.
During . year under contract.
/ have worked three weeks" he
explained. That's very pleasant
for lazy fellow like myself"
But although be is reluctant 10
60 TO work, be also has enough ham
to make him want 10 continue.
Once ] get started on q picture.
| resent IL when we have 10 stop
az 6. he said. I'D like 10 keep
on acting until midnight"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-25
Killed By Propeller

PENSACOLA tRs-Frank Meyer,
20, Brookfield, H., was fatally In.
jured when he walked into the
spinning propeller Of an SNJ Tex
am trainer Tuesday.
Pensacola Naval Air Station au-
thorities said Myer, taxi director
for a visiting MAS BARN Field.
Ala. plane, stepped into the pro-
peller after being blinded by dust
from the slip stream Of another
plane taxing for a takeoh.
They said be was trying to re-
move wheel ehocks from the SNJ.
Evening star., 1953-07-13
HELP-MEN
DENTAL TECHNICIAN. Al
DISTRICT MANAGER

Plan expansion points up the need
for a district manager. The man
we select must first prove his
sales ability and his ability to work
with others without friction. Good
ployment. record essential. Age 2S to
35 pref Our present sales stan
know OF this ad. Reply Box 45O-M,
Star. Ia
mechanics, helpers;
must have previous experience. THE
st. ne. LII 7-Rn3R ~ =
Evening star., 1953-07-13
statesmen WANTED

An old company IL expand
ing. new division in Wash
ington. II YOU are disturbed
by present financial conditions
and wish chance Of q lifetime
in permanent industry and
contact MR.. SCHERMER.
HORN at GT okoO9
Evening star., 1953-07-13
ENGINEER
ENGINEER

Must hold D. c license, be a non.
drinker: preferable experienced on
steam, refrigeration. air-cond snd
eiec. SyStemS;. for top-notch down
n1S.r foSn once pdn bldg; good salary and
ST: 3-1625 for appt at once III
Evening star., 1953-07-13
YOUNG MAN


Ls5Es ,a1 :iIsIa finance company . has g q sopenine
many company benefits. Appiy in
person, GENERAL ACCEPTANCE
&c GGqRP, Ps,r;s1 SS1Q NJ Rhode Island aye
YOUNG MAN to assist
WHF n TsSsiving nEN2nf and 9TqsE S dept g 76s
under rs, free to travel,
assist manager-organizer working
beach resorts yr. around: perm,
gith STRvrMS flne o future; f1 See a MR. E.
New Colonial Hotel. 18th and NJ SITS.
IN BUSINESS ,a your your 'Sa1s Gan. 'Ss Toe
quality household necessities for
your friends. neighbors and others.
Also, iuH-time openings available.
aGHe 1Te PRsqai RaWLEdgs Ell fuFEsss Dept df5et bca
14-MM, Richmond. Va.
ONE OF WASH!NGTON'S oldest and
most successful automobile dealers
has opening for one additional sales
man; must be man of proven sales
experience not necessarily automo-
combining security and opportunity
for large earnings; We have a
big incomes: II YOU are interested
and have the qualifications, please
write, giving age and experience to
LEE D. BUTLER, INC, 1121 21st
st. NV, or come in for interview
with Mr.. Robson between IL and
BUSINESS-MINDED MAN residing in
Alexandria or Arlington. Va. looking
for permanent position. No invest;
ment. except your time. Tools and
merchandise furnished on consign-
ment. Car necessary. This is serv-
ice work. on electric appliances:
Regular customers. commission paid
on replacement sales. Earnings above
S400 mo. Apply Monday, Z pm,
Mr.. HCHUK. 2nd FIR. 1905 r. /.
ave No ahnna cOllS N1AaGA
Evening star., 1953-07-13
statesmen

A local flrm Of national reputa tion
due to an expansion, has an open.
ing for 2 top-notch statesmen OF
men men who aspire to be salesmen
ambition and be of good character
Age is no barrier. Must have q car
Our leading producers, regardless Of
age are earning over 81 900 pei
month, IL months each year. We art
not, interested In order takers OF
our business within several days anC
these high earnings should start i'm.
mediately II YOU feel that you car
meet these qualifications, apply ir
person at 1908 3Sth ave. at Bla.
denSburg rd.. Colmar Manor, Md.
/ to pm IA
Evening star., 1953-07-13
STENOGRAPHER

Permanent position with old estab-
loan office. Pleasant surroundinrs
conditioned building; 31Ia-hoilr
work week, no Saturday work;
lunches furnished free; hospitaliza-
tion and life insurance furnished
Tree after reasonable length of serv.
ice. Salary commensurate with abil.
lty, opportunity for advancement.
CALL MRS. RE1ss, MA. s-21l2
Evening star., 1953-07-13

WAITRESS-Night work; serve chick
en- for Haie's: good salary, steady
WORK. Apply, Mr. Bell, HAJE'S, "Fa.
RS Tor Chicken" 1406 14tN st.
Evening star., 1953-07-13
HGLP-.-MEN
TIRE CHANGER

Steady worker with some experience
Cclored. 25-35 yrs. of age anc
capable Of passing physical exam
Job is in our garage in Sc. Apply
Personnel, Room sos; open week.
days S:30-5 and Sat. 9-1. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
TRUCK DRIVER AND HELPER-Ir
furniture store; must have some ex.
perience and references. 1907 7tf
nv sERyICEMAN. outside. THE
TELEv1S1ON WORKSHOP. Falls
Church; JE. 2-2322. is
WASH MAN to take charge Of laun-
dry. washroom, experienced only
Excellent salary. paid vacation. Ap-
ply SAM BURKA, $50 9TH st. Sc. I
WOOL PRESSER& experienced only;
no limit to how much you can make,
good working conds. Vacation with
pay. Apply SAM BURKA, $50 9TH
y. O.E
Evening star., 1953-07-13
HOSTESSES
Machine Bookkeeper

Excellent opportunity for
young lady, experienced in
machine bookkeeping. Desir-
able employment with large
real estate and mortgage loan
Office. Ideal working condi-
tionS, including 371a hour
week with no Saturday work.
conditioned ONCE and
lunches furnished free: hos
pitalization and life insurance
furnished without cost to- en-
ployeS after reasonable length
of service. Salary commen-
surate with ability.
Evening star., 1953-07-13
PAINTERS
PAYROLL
AUDITOR.

Permanent position with large ma
tional organization. knowledge of
payroll taxes and typing necessary.
Apply in person. 9:30 am. a 80
pm. Suite 416. Ring Building. 1900
18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-07-13
PORTER-DRIVER

For LIQUOR store; a good salary, bonus,
vac; must have good refs. CENTRAL,
5IS 9th st. NV: Do not phone. Is
PHOTO FINISHER, steady work and
aHd7vanc%ement; % phone 6 pm. daily.
PREssER, wool and silk: experienced
only. Good job for right party.
PRESSERS-Experienced. wool; S65
per wk; or piece work. Cali MR.
BUTLER, Ov. 3-17O0. -18
PRINTER. all-around man to work
part-time ewes. making up, runnfng
presses. etc. Would like to get fast,
sober, reliable man. Box 13-K. Star.
REAL ESTATE statesmen. Earn bic
money pleasantly. TOWN a. SUB
URBAN REAL ESTATE CO, 4SIl
wisconsin ave. NV. EN-. 2-94OO.
RELIEF TELETYPE OPERATOR-
Man to work one night a week, $40
pm. to 4:30 m. and fill in during
vacations and sickness of regular OBJ
orator Reply to Box 16S-H, Star,
stating age, essperience and refer
enceS. 80
REPAIRMEN-Experienced, section.
for large truck tires. HAWKINSON
TREAD SERVICE. LU. 2-1I47.
Evening star., 1953-07-13

PHARMACIST-Full time; good hours
HILLCREsT HGTs. DRUGS. 2314
Iverson st. s.e.. 10. $4,000. -13
PHARMACIST, exp, 5-day week. s.
hour day, Monday through Friday;
TOP pay. CARPENTER DRUGS.
1901 x st. NV. -13
PHOTOGRAPHER Operator only,
witt, with car; @ for home child portraits
End floor. -13
PLASTERERS, white mechanics; call
between q and pm. WA. 7-4877,
PLUMBERS, mechanics and exper.
helpers, for new construction on
apt: project. Report to JIMMY JEN-
N1NGS' Wheeler I'd. and Wahler pl.
PLUMBERS and helpers uO: long
Job in Va, no bums-top wages; call
in person, between and pm. A..
B. CLARKE. 800 Maine ave. s.w:
PLUMBING AND BUILDING-Ma-
terials dept. head familiar with all
types of plumbing fixtures, fittings,
rooting. siding plastic tile and rock
wool. Ability to estimate guam
titles of these materials for installa-
ity for indiyidual with these Quail
fications: Interesting salary and
commission Arrangement. MANY
company benefits. Apply Mr.. Lehr,
MONTGOMERY WARD. Alex. Va.
Ia
PORTER. colored; 4 nights and full
liable. BRADLEY DRUGS, 5000
Arlington rd., Bethesda. ia
PORTER-DRIvER-Must have d. C..
permit and local references. Apply
$50 to ~. MARY BAYNES' GIFTS,
9O2 14th ST., NV. ID
Evening star., 1953-07-13

WkeR 0RSWeFtnp advertisements
0ddTe8sed to Star boSeS, do NOT
t1closS ORIGINAL references. photo
graphs or other materials OF per.
Sondl pGlUe. Copies SeFpe the pNr.
pose and 0Ft0iHGlS may Get lost.
Evening star., 1953-07-13
statesmen

Want to make real money?
Let's make q date for a pri-
vate preview of an amazing
new invention. Apply in per-
son. 3707 Georgia avenue
NV, weekdays, $3.50 to 4:3O.
See LYNN MUSE.
Evening star., 1953-07-13
statesmen

Storm window, siding and
specially men. We have the
only item of this kind in the
home Improvement field. The
MasbeStex.
MAsBEsTEx CORP. OF AMERICA
43O4 Ga. Ave. NV. II
Evening star., 1953-07-13
PERSONAL OFFICE
ARCADE-SUNSHINE

713 LAMONT ST. NV. Ia
ROUTE SERVICEMAN for auto. bev-
erage machine: car and expenses
furn.. good salary to start plus in
surance benefits. Apply in person
4l9 18th St ne. IA
SALESMAN-Alert young man with
car to call on gift stores in Wash
inston and Va. Salary and commits
sion. Phone EN-. 2-5536 or write
Box 16-K. Star. Ia
SALESMAN, part time. local expert
ence and refers Apply in person.
A & A LIQUOR STORE, 1911
SALESMAN - Wholesale upholstery
and drapery fabrics. Leading est;
salesmen with following among in
terror decorators and upholsterers
for Wash. Md. Va. and w. Va
Drawing against commission. Only
experienced man will be considered
Write Box 16o-H. Star. -13
SALESMAN. exper., for cameras. ex-
eellent opportunity. HENEY's
CAMERA, al King st., Al0xSndIia,
Evening star., 1953-07-13
HELP-MEN

MOTORCYCLE DRIVER, white, to
pick up and deliver cars for wash.
tngton's largest Pontiac dealer. APP
ply ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. Mr.
Peers, 143T Irving St NV Ia
Evening star., 1953-07-13
THE EVENING STAR
MAN

Nith car to pick up vacuum cleaners
from customers who cali our once
t1r W service; concentrated area in
also commission paid on replace.
ment sales. Apply HOOVER co.
1898 Rhode Island ave. ne, Mon.
Evening star., 1953-07-13
HElP----MEN
EDUCATIONAL

Wanted now for Washington and
Maryland area. This is . school
mans dream. Good territory. plenty
of high quality leads, attractive
oyerwrite, liberal commissions and
bonuses. We furnish the leads and
make the collections. You orly hire,
train and sell. Appealing home study
airline training (hostesses, reserva
ttontsts. commandments, passen.
ger agentsl. Phone in Phila. REgent
S.Og03 today or write sfully to L. q
EAGLE, vice president, 432 e. Clear.
held St. Phila. "a. Pa. ia
ENGINEER. .3rd class. Good lob,
perm. position: vacation with pay;
6-day week. Apply in person, Bos-
ton House, 17l1 Mass. ave. NV.
LIZ
ENGlNEER-White, 5th-cIass lie. Ap.
ply chief engineer bet. 8 am. and
I pm. HOTEL CONTINENTAL, 400
North Capitol st. -15
ENGINEER, colored; must have eth.
ciass license: for modern APARTMENT
pp!og.: good salary and Quarters:
nne working conditions See Mr.
SEsANE. 1882 K st. NV, ST
ooooo. Ia
ENGINEER OR sURVEYoR-Experi.
enced on field layout for construc.
ton, Del.
Evening star., 1953-07-13
HELP-MEN

SALESMAN To SELL COoKWARE,
We furnish food and free gift for
demonstrations. Top Commissions
low dn. pymts. We finance. A
good man can earn $3.50 wkly. Cal
necessary. PHI. Ii. 3-1426. IA
SALESMAN, If you have ever sold
direct. and are tired of your -eeu-
lar and low pay, here is a pleasant
dignified job that pays Sl73 pei
mo. Straight sal. starting first day
plus double that in quick cash com.
missions. Car needed. Apply 925E
+ st. NV, Bird H., after $50. Ia
Evening star., 1953-07-13

SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER to
economist for National Association.
experienced stenographer, capable
Of assuming respon.; college train
ing ing. pref. but not essen. AGE 20-3O:
pd; disqualification; salary S3, 900.
Call AID. 4-S405. Ia
TEACHER qualified with kinderRar.
ten and preschool education, full
time. Call MRS. TYE. AP. 1850.
TPEAA9CHER1Ex-tsaehers, PA9 Mds1 .Es: club. church.
esting, challenging professional work
Of national Importance in your COM
mnnity; Incident to adv, Page 8,
July u, Life" mag. For personal
inter iafhteTview. eUnnIc,, give phone, school Or
Wash, D. c.. or phone CO. 5-25i4.
TECHNICIAN. nurse or receptionist,
with laboratory experience, for doc
tors tors office. Silver Spring. JU. s.
TELEPHONE SOLICITOR for ON off,c.;
salary and commission; paid vaca.
al,9n, other benefits; 4o-hr. wk.:
Sas sfosHaEA s1s EAeey ety. is1s M1:
You st. NV. No phone calls. Ia
days: dsyy IN FREED + !, oPTicAL OFFICE.
Apply calNs sEsT@uRAfNT.d sf9f5 fSFd as1t stR'
wAiTREss-WRRiteh Whit no over s-4a44' e; nicbs Fa
sSniis. Si1is,;., $50 to 2:3O; experienced.
ApPis a,,ipiss in sTMTsS psrsSn only No phone in
TAURANT, No; II F st. NV. Il
WAITRESS, hostesses, cashiers; das
or nightwork; exper. pref but not
necessary Ma s-ass4' o a.m'-9 pm.
WAITRESS. white. over 81: hrs. 10
smi-6 sJi; pm, Apply MACS GRILL
AZ, * F St; NV. No phone calls. Id
WAITRESS. white. experienced. Ex-
Sselllent tips; Apply OYSTER BAY
u uRIaEISyTHAHUgRANT. Iy = 9Q4 9th st. NV.
SUNDAYS; good ray and EXCELLENT
gSgSLEE's CAFE. cA';SSi 1880 M niSn'To7k: s. n'R,:
ws1rRFsE's 81 si543s. Whit. .vn..;oa ;Ia
%iE5ss kEefoKs REsTAuRANRR Ss1ffi AiNSReF'e??sf; s1s
wAITREssINEieht Sss. Nigh work; serve Cth chick.
en- for Haie's: good salary, steady
work. Apply. Mr.. Bell, HAJE'S, "Fa.
rs for Chicken" 14o6 1At. st.
WAITRESS WANTED
Del Md Rig s Restaurant. Charlotte Hall.
and, board free. good salary and
sooo IneaIs. -l6
MATTRESSES. white. noon and eve
nlne meal; no Sundays; top wages;
meals and uniforms furnished, Ap.
ply In person Monday between IL
and t;30 pm. POUGET RESTAU-
m, HANn; . 4N r. 3309 Conn. ave. NV --13
no Sun. work. Also part-time
waitress. 4:30 pm to . pm. Apply
FERDINAND GRILL, 1925 18th NV.
WAIIRGSSEs E!nIRGS SEs r:,.r e.; white for ths
Columbia pike, Arl,, Va. JA. 2-9S62.
MATTRESSES, experienced; GOOD TIPS.
part time; split hour
shit shit $40; Ill; II am. and So pm.
Must work on Sunday. 1909 18th
st nv; HU. 3-6ll6. is
MATTRESSES, white. experienced.
tlme, 5 to 10. o. eoo0 @ rooo % sHoPPE. a PPT.
Glebe rd. at Wash. blvd. Arl. ia.
S-015l. -19
Evening star., 1953-07-13
MAN WITH CAR


Betw. 21 and SO. to train locally for
permanent position with large man
uIactur1ng sales corporation; will
consider inexperienced man who Is
Wiling worker: accepted applicant
VIII receive individual, personal SUI
pervision: earnings while training
around $3.50 monthly; not canvas
sing. For Interview, apply llI6 q
81: Sc. to II am. only. IL
MEN-Part time 20 work 5 hrs ca
teed. Particularly interested in
men associated with Boy Scouts,
poyS clubs, school teachers, etc
MUST have car. 927 18th st. NV,
7th floor. Tues. z pm. ID
MEN. two full time and one part
time. Inexperienced full-time men
average 500 and up per week. Re-
peat pes business plus. regular custom
erS assures you OF steady. regular
basis Il you wish to prove to your
sen what an excellent opportunity
this Is. Fuller Brush dealers aver
age S19O and UP per week calling
on regular customers by appt Fuller
Brush customers are pleasant. cour-
teous and buy these famous every
dav necessities: regularly. An expert
enced man will make calls with YOU
and train you. II you are inter-
ested in a sure way to raise yonr
income inquire at Oil Nationa)
Press Bldg, l4th and P sts. NV.
or phone DI 7-4417 or DI, 7-34QS
Evening star., 1953-07-13
HELP WOMEN tcont., (,

CLERICAL. for sales audit and pay
roll; high school graduate, some
bookkeeping; will train, perm, posi-
ton, employe benefits, 5L2-day week.
Apply Mr.. Thren, THE MODE. 11th
and SITS. NV
Evening star., 1953-07-13
ROUTE
statesmen

We have several openings on estab.
lished routes for married men. age
21-40; experience preferred, but not
essential
Apply any day between am. and
$3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1953-07-13
CLERK
THE EVENING STAR

IlUl Pen0SyIVanla ave. NV.
COUNTER and sandwich man. ex
perienced; references. BASSIN'S s
1920 Penna. ave, NV, RE. 1890
CONTACT MEN. 21-65
Neat appearing, accust to meetinI
public; 6-hr. day. about SIS wklv
to start. Apply 1912 pm. Rm. sol
T10 l4th st NV
Evening star., 1953-07-13
CLERK
CLERK

For air-conditioned dry cleaning store
Apply DICKEY'S. CLEANERS. l4tl
and Thomas Circle NV. Ia
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-09
buckingham Man Named Editor
Lynchburg Foundry Publication

Marcus c. Elcan, Jr., son of Mr..
ana Mrs. Elcan. OF Sheppards. has
been named editor of The Iron
Worker, publication of Lynchburg
Foundry Company Henry E. Nc
Wane, president of the company,
announced the appointment, last
week.
Mr., Elcan came to Lynchburg
from Danville, where for the past
three years, he has edited the Dan
River News, employee newspaper
OF Dan River Mills. Inc. and serv-
ed in public relations capacity.
After finishing Buckingham
Central High School in 1914 at
the head OF his class, Mr. Elcan
attended Pennsylvania State Col
lege, where he received a B. A.
Degree in Journalism in l949. He
was awarded an NJ S. Degree in
Public Relations at Boston Uni
verSity the following year. He has
attended New York University in
the Army Specialized Training
Program, also.
The 27-year-old editor is
veteran of World War II. He serv-
ed overseas III Alaska and the
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-09

survive
The keys, says Dr.. Pnchbeck, to
a better world lies in education
and religion With 81 million
young people now in school, in
GLIDING BE million in colleges,
and with 10 million more to en-
ter within the next seven years.
1--WE need to examine the educa-
tional process with a great deal of
care"
In olden times. schooling in
classical subjects went to ex-
tremes. However. we must be care
full not to reach opposite extremes
today, says Dr. Pinchbeck, who
admits that his educational views
have become more conservative
with age
Closely tied to the usual con-
cept Of education is the need for
understanding among people Of
Continued on Page G.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-09
High School P-TA
Will Start Year
Mrs. C. w. Glenn
Invites Parents

Farmville High School P-TA
viii open its year with a business
session and reception for teachers
tonight Thursday at 8 in the
high school library.
Mrs. w. A. Oldham, vice presi-
dent and chairman of the pro-
gram committee, will outline the
years program for members dur
ing the business session. Frank
Jones, treasurer and chairman of
the membership committee, will
open a membership drive during
The meeting, also
Parents OF high school students
are urged TO come TO the meeting
and Join in the years activities.
according to Mrs c. w. Glenn.
president.
Reception for teachers at the
high school will be held in the
school lunchroom after the bust
ness meeting. Mrs. John f. Har-
wood will be chairman OF the re-
ception, She will be assisted by
Mrs. B. S Hamersly and Mrs.
Dave Weinberg.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-10-09
Original lesson
Works Performed
At London Cathedral

Roy lesson. associate professor
OF music at LongWood College. has
learned that three church compo-
SltlonS he wrote ten years ago,
were performed last Sunday at st.
Paul'S Cathedral. in London. Eng
land.
Mr.. lesson. who came to the
United States from Britain in
1850, received his degree from
Oxford University and is now
nearing completion Of his doctor
ate from Indiana University.
st. Paul's Cathedral. famous
London landmark, has been host
to a number of choirs while its
own group is making a tour of the
United States and Canada. The
Barnet Parish Church choir Of
men and boys from Mr.. lesson S
hometown gave a performance last
Sunday. which included the three
choral pieces for choir and organ,
composed by Mr. lesson when he
was seventeen years old
The compositions, which are H.
Illustrative Of orthodox church
music, are used as movements in
the Communion Mass. They are
IS anctus'', "Benedictus, and
"kgnus Del"