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Evening star., 1953-10-07
Doctor Finds Stresses of Age
Practicable But Also AyoidobIe

AS man gets up in years, he Is
constantly undergoing a long
series of predictable stresses,
which wear the old fellow out.
These stresses are inevitable.
They don't come in any par
ticular sequence, but sooner or
later.
Doctors at the District Medical
Society'S annual assembly were
speaking yesterday of getting to
the old fellow before the stress
does. They said possibly they
could ease the tension. if they
prepared an individual for trou-
BILE that was on the way.
Three main stresses. as out
lined by DR.. Edward j. Stieglitz,
an internist. include those that
arrive out of problems of health,
family and work.
DR.. Stieglitz said the old fell
low is not afraid to die. but
rather. he is afraid of a disabling
illness. which leaves him in pain
and dependent. And he under
goes considerable emotional
stress if he faces a serious opera
ton. for he feels he is being
mutilated. He's also worried
about his athletic prowess which
is on the decline.
Memory Lags With Interest.
The old fellow breads failing
memory. He can't remember
faces or telephone numbers. Dr..
Stieglitz points out new faces
and telephone numbers just
probably don't interest him like
they use to. There's nothing
actually wrong.
The doctor feels great harm
has been done by the saying:
you can't teach an old dog
new tricks He said an in
dividuaIs ability to learn is
just as good at 80 as it is at IL.
He added older men may take
longer to remember things, but
when they do they're probably
more accurate than the bright,
young wipper-snapper.
One stress caused BY family
is found, the doctor said, in the
mother who suddenly realizes
her children are away and mar
Evening star., 1953-10-07

ried-and lost. They've snapped
the apron strings.
The mother is left with
nothing to do any more" and
she tries to hang on as best she
can.
Early Warning Advised.
This can be avoided to some
extent, the doctor said, by tell
ing the young mother these
things eventually will happen.
She ought to start developing
some other interest.
Excessive survival of the par
ent" is another family stress in
some cases, and neither genera
tion is happy living in the same
household, the doctor said. Wild
owhood is still another inev-
liable stress land should be
more realistically dealt with, -
the doctor said.
Stresses piled on at the office
include the one where the man.
after number of years at the
job, decides it wasn't his calling
in the first place.
EARLY in his life" DR.. Stieg-
litz said, "the job was a means
to an end. Later on it's an end
in itself"
Retirement Problem.
The Office also creates the
stress brought on by inadequate
promotions if any promotions
at alb, or a promotion that
lands a man in a job he's not
qualified for. AS an example.
DR.. Stieglitz cited the scientist
who became an administrator.
Retirement is a real headache,
the doctor said. The man who
has known all his life he is going
to retire at IS rarely thinks about
it until he's .641a-and he just
doesn't know what to do.
"Forewarnir1g is fore-arming, !"
the doctor said. Our objective
is not only to prolong life but to
give it width and depth"
Three other doctors urged their
colleagues, to be on the lookout
for signs Of diseases that might
only rumble in youth and, un-
attended come to the surface in
old age.
Speaking at the symposium on
"anticipatory medicine in ma
turity" were: Drs. Thomas Nc
Pherson Brown. Dewitt E. De-
Lawter and William w. Welsh
all local doctors.
The three-day meeting ends
tonight, with an address by DR..
Edward j. Mccormick, president
of the American Medical Asso-
citation.
Evening star., 1953-10-07
BroyhIlI to Address
Falls Church VIEW

Representative Broyhill, Re-
publican, of Virginia, will ad-
dress Martin-Leppert- -Sipes Post
No. 9274. Veterans of Foreign
Wars, at $3.50 o'clock tonight at
500 South Cherry street, Falls
Church.
Twenty new members Of the
post will be initiated in a cere-
mony to be conducted by George
c. Dalby, Virginia department
senior vice commander of the
VFW.
Evening star., 1953-10-07
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needlessly, from misery of simple
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famed tissues. Lubricates and softens
dry, hardened parts. Helps reduce
swelling, heal cracking, prevent sore
ness. Ask your own doctor about this
speedy, wonderful relief. Then don't
Evening star., 1953-10-07
Woter Piped 346 Miles

PERTH. -Kalgoorlie, the most
important gold-mining town in
Australia. gets its water supply
from a 346-mile steel pipeline
that carries the water from
Perth, Western Australia.
Evening star., 1953-10-07

the bureau will take steps to
seize their personal property.
The delinquents must pay an
interest penalty on the amounts
due. E.#Es
Evening star., 1953-10-07
|, has brought glorious
Says Mr.. M. w., Los Angeles. California

suffer one unnecessary moment from
agonizing misery Of simple piles. Get
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each time. Easier to use, more sanitary,
won't damage clothes. At all druggists.
The GROVE LABORATORIES, Inc.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-29

night guests of MIR. and Mrs. Mas
mon Thomas and family NAE
Odell Emberg, chairman OF sha
Faulkner County voters Ieags4sS.
and Mrs. J. A. Taylor. viee-chalE-
man, accompanied by Mesdau1s=s
Beulah Anderson. Lucy Gill Az4s-
die Irwin and Edrana McC.nsF
represented Faulkner county nj
the executive meeting of the A.
kansas democratic voters aSsn&s@a.-
zion which convened at the MI
Zion Baptist church In LItsss
Rock Mr.. and Mrs. WtlLss
Matterson had as house guests
their daughter. Mrs. Morlee Spo1s-
vile of Los Angeles, and also Nj
and Mrs. Wenton Matterson, Lheax
son, and his wife of Richmrzs4
California, Mr.. and Mrs. Beuessz.
Wesley and son of Denver, CaEa.
are also the house guests OF M
and Mrs. Matterson. Mrs. WsztlSs
is another daughter of the Matter
sons, They will also visit Mr.
Wesley's sister, Mrs Thamnar1p
Jones and family.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-29
RIGHT AROUND US|
Mrs. ewendOIyn M. Floyd
Mrs. Gwendolyu N. FLOYD

1hnIsaL
'"0ugnl Tor The Week
y SeS' IKE gold and diamonds owes its value to its
s saneitH Samuel johnson.
0'n central Meeting of The NBCL Inc
Inc delegates of the South Central Region, f tho Natio,
cbnroh ~ league Inc met at the Mt Zion Baptist
No ., 10y a. % Inc public meeting held at 3 D. m
To- were present from Tennessee, Louisiana
for hrl pph lAaoana Mrs. Jack Bunn state director
'nSaS' presided over the meeting Program participants
1911 ieeulloh QhVocaton), greetings
EI5 S S o. " Jordan Federated eubs), Mrs G. NJ
(porI.l NH,'r D NlccImlon tADVAl, Charley Hughes
Pew NJ UH2i'' MIS- d. l. Cook GMt Zion church,,
ri, t &C 11Ne'' see y-Afk 3D.. The response was
M ~ i'"H'N' regional director from New Orleans
-. was 5tcH ny MIS- Katie WIctlam, first vice
2a'" u inc NbCLD Inc Mrs, Nickham urged the mem
49, - 'tN 7lo 10 DuHa at excellent region and TO
" '''-ss AFFAIRS towards making a contribution I'm
~ ''N '"tya id california She stressed good pub
= ra a" "o[N"A Win other groups for community
"4tf He urged them 10 guard their vote but Use fl far tho
- 1 ~ Tue" Pt9lrssJha She outlined The program and
- '' 's'="t anu stressed The eco Back To School Pro
gram
No.. ... s i-'S ate' tie WteaHS AT the home OF
'ls 'iIal'9' state inspector Dept of Cosmology.
r,4 I'M eNeI4lme BOARD meeting al P May "A, was
biI ~ 1'@'9 nome Inc closed business sessions
L., aH aS % al lhe MI. ZION educational building.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-29

Presley, Philadelphia, Pa. who
will be in charge of the dental
clinic. June the final business
session will be conducted at Me
Rae sanitorium.
Social activities include smok-
er with a special program June 3
at the Elks Rest fish fry June 4
at DR.. Arthur Hicks, Scott; and q
barbecue at DR., Hugh Brownies
June 5
The host organization extends
and invitation to the nurses to
attend the clinics and social af-
fairs.
The Ladies auxiliary under the
presidency Of Mrs. J. r Woods
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-29
AMDP Assn Holds
10Th Confal, Here

The Goth annual convention Of
the Arkansas Medical, Dental and
Pharmaceutical association will be
held in Little Rock June, 3, A,
and S.
DR. f, c. Carter president will
preside at all general business
sessions. DR. ], B Woods is pres
ident elect, DR.. Oba White,
executive secretary, DR.. Arthur
Hicks, treasurer, and Or. IT. j.
Collier chairman of exhibits.
The Pulaski county MDPA win
be the host organization. Dir. J ".
Jordan is president Registration
begins June at one o'clock in
the afternoon at the First Con-
gregational church On June 4,
an all day session of lectures
and clinics will be conducted at
the University hospital The Dem
tai section will hear DR. Edmond
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-29
De.S Arc
Ella M. Brown

tAAN va oIuWh
Glass No. / OF the Fellosa,9sAssa
Baptist Sunday school was a,panA-
ed the attendance banner. anez
class No, 2. was awarded the al.
fering banner, REV. X, w Rodgers
of North Little Rock deliveries
the morning and evening message
Rev Thomas of Hickory psasns
was pulpit guest for the evening
service lie delivered the devA,-
tional service Rev aud MR.
Rodgers were dinner guestM nc
Mr. and Mrs Luster Holloway
Mrs. Tom Green was guest staz-
day morning at Fellowship =
Miss Mary Ally Williams ts y
queen for Fellowship for tad
youths Sunday to be held at -
John Baptist church of Biscue es@
May 81 Appointed by Mrs Aage-
line Saxton, director of YPA II
NE district Mrs. Minnie Chase
will be crowned Mrs Fellowship
Mr.. and Mrs. Eleston Loving
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas JohnsHHz
We're visitors In Little Rock Sura-
day afternoon They were there
to see relatives.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-29
Fl Dorado
Leona Woodland

Mrs Bessie johnson Of ETrrka
Rock was the guest of Mrs e g.
Fields Mrs. Ilean Harris Oh Hot
Springs is visiting Mrs. Fields ana
father Miss Eudixe Fields
Of Los Angeles was guest Of Mrs
r. c. Fields last week Theirs
will be cemetery working ze
Lot Berry, in the city beginning
early Saturday morning. The
Ministerial alliance is furnisni1gz
free drinks. All are asked to bring
their own tools to work with
The Singing convention Of tn*e
Friendship district will be ueHa
at the Evergreen Baptist churcfs
beginning today at p. m TFl8a
Juniors will have charge OF stss@
opening of the convention. Timcs+
thy Hall, president; Rev r. EN
Champion pastor Rev SanF
Scott, pastor and evangelist of
the Triumph church is in Smack
over He reports two more mens-
bers added to his church. He ag-
nounces that his going awaw
sermon will be preached al gf7ee
Plaza auditorium on Liberty W.
He is leaving for Birmingham
Ala June 10 Service at the PtazH
win he Monday and Tuesday
Cloudy Bray Of Little ROCK wfsa
heads Jubilee Singers club wiz
be in smackuver May 3tst THIS
singers will render program
Rev Sam Scott divine healer aUc
spiritual advisor is pastor of Hsa
Triumph church The CONN.,
urncament sermon was preached
az the Washington high gym rHe
WFC band rendered uai5diou
music Rev Sam Scott ald Fev
Kelly participated on the pro-
gram Prof NJ F. Jackson urn
ciDal and chairman Other aLag-
form Guests were Rev I9bngan
Rer Mason and Rev F. p Adams
who delivered the address Tile
graduation exercises viii be hea
al the Memorial stadium toeite
, There were 4 girls aud DOW
irom the Evergreen Bapt church
In the graduating class Ths
church gave the five students
giits. The graduates are Misses
Lillian Murphy Alicon Johnson
Vivian Williams, Dolly Mae Turn
er, and James E. Cobb This
four choirs Of Evergreen BaptisH.
church rendered a musical pro-
gram having as platform guexns
Revs Ruffin, Grimes and WhiEe-
Rev. L. d. Champion, pastor
Mrs L, d. Champion was CHAIR
man of the musical program
There were many participants
Rev and Mrs. f. c. Cutter both
are in bed sick Hayes Rtrgg
who lives in Zion March SETTLE.
raent fell and broke his shoulder.
Hosie Bray, his mother and Mrs
Gamer visited Rev and Mrs Ct&
ter last Sunday
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-29
ROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK :.
Telephone Your News to 4-e187-

4 Chametes met at the home of Mrs Pinkie Robinson
bible Price voted into the club as a new member
We're completed for the Tea that will be given Sunday
bone of Mrs Bateman Harris 1910 Cross Following
shess session games played Mrs Pinkie Robinson
isnkie Louis, Mrs Bobbe Price and Mrs Elizabeth Ho
Mere prize winners The next meeting will be at the
Mrs Emma Williams, TT Beech. frankie Louis re-
and Mrs. Willie Hattison spent the weekend in Kan
visiting his brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hattison
Joe Adams, ir of the L. S. Army is back in the city
Y his discharge after spending years in the armed
Of which were over seas. He resides with his parents
Mrs, Joe Adams, ST. of 500 East 18th street
" IN the city, band leader and Mrs Percy Mayfied
y Pamia Rose, were house guests of Mrs Mayfield's
\ family, Mr., and Mrs. ]. T. Winfrev and daughter
Many courtesies were shown them
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-29
Good Hope

Bessie Lee S0ckwell
The district conference VI &c
Gamaeu district AME ehurcz L2tza
Episcopal was held at the Bethel
AME church, Chichester. May \ y
l. Rev. T. M. stith is pastor 4asH
Rev Il Andrews, chairman aatz.
presiding elder of the Car4asa
district.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-29
Legal Notices.:
WARNING ORDER

State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski SIS.
In the Pulaski Chaneery court
Josie Lee Nichols, Plaintiff
VS. No 1854
Ernest O. Nichols, Defendant
The defendant Ernest O Nichols,
is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff, Josie
Lee Nichols.
Dated May Is. 1858
Diles & Freeman
Solicitors for Plaintiff
George w, Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner. Chaneerv Clerk
BY Airline Turner
5;29.6-5-l2-19 At
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-29

iaoH. Miss Dawson will be here
for two weeks . Mrs Beatrice
Pumpfy is away ON a weeks va
cation.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-29

graduation Time does fly like just yesterday when
the kids babes in arms
Granville Lewis (DDS) of Uncle Sans army in town
for few days to visit with his children and friends Gran
enroute to New Jersey MOTHER Caene Prggsby
and then Europe.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-29
West Rock

Esd Davis
Mrs. T. c. Pryor Of Forrest City
vas the house guest Of Mrs Tom
ME Davis She also visited he r
brother who is In the Baptist
hospital West Rock N. IL.
baseball team will play Marshall
team Saturday. There will also be
a picnic.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-29
l0IlWdv

J. A. Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson Shumate
of Kansas City We're the over
plans for the auxiliary to meet
in business session at the YWCA.
There will be an entertainment
at the YMGA June 4.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-29
<. arI DaVy

GROUPS SCHOOL ANIMALS
ORDINATIONS WEDDINGS
Public Relations Children
Babies Exhibits
Office Phone 5-2946 or 5-9i47
+. o. Box 1912
1907 W. 9th st. Little Rock
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-05-29

, International Piano
!, ~ Nia.inr Music
/ National Conference
Evening star., 1953-06-25

pound of GOOD LUCK gives you minimum of 5000
us units Of Vitamn A. Actually GOOD LUCK more
uniform source of Vtamn than the expensive spread.
Both the new Family Style Roll of GOOD LUCK and
the carton with the four fowrapped quarters carry the
same unconditional, quality guarantee.
you don't agree, after tasting it, that GOOD LUCK
margarine is every bit good say it is simply mail
the guarantee panel from either package of GOOD LUCK
to Lever Brothers Company, 800 Park Avenue New York
e. New York. and your purchase price plus postage will
be returned to you at once. -.
Evening star., 1953-06-25

cal, especially for cooking, baking and frying
and it saves you q extra on every pound!
Both packages contain exactly the same fresh,
sweet GOOD LUCK that tastes 50 irresistible on
toast, on vegetables, and in your treasured
recipes.
GOOD LUCK's Secret Flavor Process
The glorious fouor you enjoy in GOOD LUCK
was achieved by secret GOOD LUCK process
combined with a remarkable technique discov-
cred at famous State College Of Agriculture.
What's more, GOOD LUCK is one Of the most
Ho1lsting foods you can serve, because every
Evening star., 1953-06-25
Both packages give you the same glorious GOOD LUCK
margarine you can't tell from "you-know-what" but
the new Family Style Roll saves you e extra!

THOUSANDS OF WOMEN have asked us if we couldn't
i pack wonderful GOOD LUCK margarine in thrifty,
convenient one-pound ron
We can! We have! And we're passing on to you every
single penny of the money this in packagng
Today your grocer has this new Family Style Roll of
GOOD LUCK margarine wrapped in sparkling aluminium
foil It's not only very handy use but it saves you q
extra on every pound.
Special Limited Offer
We're sure that you'll like GOOD LUCK's new Family
Style Roll you try it. That's why we've author
lied your GOOD LUCK dealer to make you this attractive
offer for limited time only:
If you'll tear out the valuable coupon at right and take
it to your grocer, he'll give you the Family Style
Roll Of GOOD LUCK for only penny when you buy the
carton with the four quarters at the regular price.
Evening star., 1953-06-25

Now Wrapped as You Like Best
Frankly, we think you'll like GOOD LUCK wrapped both
ways. The carton Of foiwrapped quarters handy
when it to sicng off pats for the table While the
Family -Stve Roll in aluminium foil is nlncfi.
, 1953-10-10

A remarkable coincidence. + had just written an item
on the condition Of the left hand side Of Company
Street in Christiansted, with the several holes, while
the good side is lined with parked cars, when was
informed that Superintendent Paraliticcl had started
his men working on it. That is welcome e
But the parking situation is beginning to become far
more serious than one would think. What are we go
IL Mr. Councilman?
, 1953-10-10
GOVERNMENT o.
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS Of THE UNITED STATES
Charlotte Amalie, ST. Thomas
BY THE GOVERNOR OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
"a REORGANIZATION
Amending the Agenda Of the Legislative
Assembly of the Virgin Islands

EAoSSAA4Y - AnS NASHN
Il MORRIS f. DE CASTRO. Governor of the Virgin Is
lands of the United States, by virtue Of the power in me vest
ed BY Section Z Of the Organic Act Of the Virgin Islands OF
the United States, approved June ~ 1886, doshereby amend
the Agenda of the Legislative Assembly of the Virgin Islands,
as fixed by the Governors Proclamation of August ~, 1858,
by the addition of the following subject matter:
28l An Act to Establish the Department of Labor
and Agriculture. proposed by Earle 3. Ottley,
Herbert Fl. Haywood, Percival H. Reese, and
Weymouth Rhyner)
2) Resolution to provide for a Joint Committee to
study an d-reconmend legislation beneficial 10
Virgin Islands veterans.
Witness my hand and the Seal of the Government Of
the Virgin Islands Of the United States. at Charlotte. Arnalse,
st. Thomas, Virgin Islands, this fifth day Of October AD,
1858.
tsEAD
NORRIS F. DE CASTRO
Governor
Attest:
Daniel w. Ambrose
Government Secretary
, 1953-10-10

The way our lawmakers and the administration operate leads
one to wonder out loud. For example: A poor person, as thte
Dragon, Mr.. George Nielsen, if you please, pointed out IN his
lecture, who pays So a year taxes for his little house, forced to
spend So. to Il. for a garbage pail with cover to be kept in his yard.
But the nightsoI truck travels the streets with almost every can
wide open, scattering the contents at times all over the streets;
people can hardly draw a second breath when they are in the
neighborhood.
Around the town there are pools Of stagnant water and refuse
which attract flies and MOSQUITOES. But it is the little fellow they
persecute-the poor, sometimes helpless.
Certain gentlemen can drive at all speeds in town and country
with impunity, Hah!
, 1953-10-10

Another welcome piece Of news to drivers is the notice given
by Acting Director Matthias that animals found tied to headpanks
or roaming the streets or highways will be impounded.
This had become SO commonplace that it was really surprising TO
know that the law on this menace Is clear as crystal however. tne
Police. Department is short on men-badIys It is fortunate indeed,
that we are a laW-abidng people.
, 1953-10-10

BY the way ANYONE who said that an orchestra was playing
around the town Of Christiansted on last Christmas eve told a Wilful
lie.
If God were like man such an individual would never have had
an opportunity to utter another word!
, 1953-10-10

Several items carried in the Lighthouse last week brought forth
some explanations. III.
Mr. Luz James called in connection with an item on the trophy
for the winning girls softbal team. ThereWas evidently some ms
understanding.
Mr.. James said that he is president Of the League. That each
team was required to pay $500 All except one didaThat was prior
used to pay for balls.
A promise had been made to try and get merchants 70 con-
tribute towards the purchase of a trophy, he said. but thus e1for5
failed with only one merchant offering $500. He was asked to hold
il until such time as other contributions were. available.
So girls you had better forget the trophy; the money was spent
for the purchase of balls.
, 1953-10-10

ING to do about it, Mr.. Councilman?
, 1953-10-10

individuals who make unkind remarks about natives and or
residents of the Island, are usually KNOWN. Believe it or not,
within weeks of an observation-the word gets around.
, 1953-01-31
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, 1953-01-31

Almost as pesky as the mosquito
is the back slapper whose high splr
its can "send" you-sprawling. Sea
sonal suggestions: avoid both thu
back whackers and the sunburn thai
makes back slapping 50 painful.
Limit sun sessions wisely; kee:
skin fabricated with baby lotion.
This creamy white lotion comes in
a handy unbreakable plastic bottle
that's ideal for beach and pool ses-
sions. The white plastic container
has a squeeze action that delivers
just the amount you want