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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
Stanley toFiH
Vacancies on
Board

The way was cleared today for
Gov. Stanley to appoint -four
new members of the State Hos
pital Board and obtain tighter
rein over the policies of Virgin
las mental hospital system.
H. Minor Davis of Lynchburg
resigned late yesterday at the
request Of Gov. Stanley. who &C.
cused Mr.. Davis of being un-
sympathetic with the Governors
feelings on the mental health
Operations.
Mr.. Davis delivered a parting
blast in which he said he felt
continued service on the 7-mar
board would constitute only "a
rubber stamp straitjacket."
| Mr.. Davis is one Of three men,
bers Of the board who are being
Ilet out by Gov. Stanley in the
wake of a Southwestern State
Hospital scandal and various
differences with the board ovel
business practices at some of thu
mental institutions.
Terms of Two End Saturday
| The others are E. w. Opie O
lStaunton. chairman of the boart
since 1914. and Or. Rufus A
Morrison of abingdon. The term,
of Mr.. Opie and Mr.. Morrison enc
Saturday. Mr.. Davis term hac
two years to run.
A fourth board member mus
be appointed to take the place o.
Lewis Chewing of Richmond
who recently submitted his resig.
nation with the statement h,
didn't have sufficient time t
continue service on the board.
Mr.. Davis said he harbored NJ
resentment over his custer ans
ibid not feel Inundated at beiny
kicked OF" the board
ION the contrary" he added
II am grateful to you for tn.
opportunity to resign because.
am sorry to say. that under thI
present bill membership on thu
board will. in my opinion, con.
Stitute a rubber stamp strait,
Jacket and I could never be com.
Portable clothed in such a gar.
ment."
Control Shifted
His reference to bill" con,
cerned a recent legislative act
that transferred control of thu
business management of thu
mental hospital system from tn,
boards jurisdiction to the Gov.
ernor's Office.
! The entire board vigorousl,
opposed the move. which Gov
Stanley successfully obtained
during last winters session of tn,
iAtS6AoAdONAC
! Mr.. Davis said in his letter o.
resignation he was 'somewha
mystif1ed as to why the governol
should have requested me t.
make a trip of 240 miles on a very
hot June day to ask for ny
resignation when he had the mai
Tor a telephone at his elbow"
Gov. Stanley summoned Mr.
Davis to Richmond last FRIDAY
land told him at that time he in.
TENDED to replace him.
The Stanley shake-up of tn,
board first came to light Satur,
Iday coincident with the releasI
of blockbuster report charging
gross negligence in the admin
stration of Southwestern Hos
pital at Marion.
!, Removal of Dr.. Joseph r
Blalock as superintendent of thu
hospital was recommend in thu
report, and a search is underwa!
for a successor. The COMMITTEES
charged that DR.. Blalock haC
been negligent in the handling
'Iof the hospitals business affair
but commended his medica
work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
Roanoke Mon Elected

ROANOKE. va. June 81 tP.--
j. Robert Taliaferro. Roanoke
County electrical inspector, has
been named chairman of the
Virginia chapter Of the Inter-
national Association Of Electrical
Inspectors. Other officers in
clude w. e. Dunn Of Alexandria
J assistant secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
Will Vote on Pool

A special meeting of the
Wheaton Woods Swimming Pool
Corp. will be held at 8 o'clock
tonight at the Wheaton Woods
Elementary School, Rockville
The 270 family membership will
vote on membership fees and
the purchase Of the proposed
lsite for the pool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
MARYLAND-vlRGIlJIA NEWS
oirfox Democrats Back
Stevenson Bottle Ticket
BY MARY Lou WERNER

delegation instructed support Stevenson pres
dental ticket will Fairfax Virginia
cratic Convention o July 27 in Richmond.
The Fairfax delegation chosen last night
county convention the courthouse was one weak
when the Stevenson motion made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27
Training Expanded

RICHMOND, June q (R.--
A course in swimming and life
saving viii soon be added to the
instruction program of Virginia
State Police, it was announced
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12
HAY few L?
Doctors New 2-Way Treatment
COunteracts AIergy, Without injections

Use Of Super Anahist Nasal Spray
together with AIaIist Tablets recommended
10 Iong-suiiering victims.
AnahiSt Laboratories, N. Y. By COM
bining two forms ofhay-fever therapy,
doctors have achieved amazingresults.
They report that the allergic reaction
of hay fever has been neutraIized by
using Super Anahist Nasal Spray in
conjunction with Anahist Tablets.
The reason for the wonderful recovery
is logical. Super Anahist Nasal Spray
directly treats the affected membranes
of nose and throat. Swollen tissue
shrinks rapidly, breathing becomes
easier, discharge is stopped down to
a minimum.
Anahist Tablets work internally to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12

spread the antidote throughout your
system. This gives your body new
resistance to allergic attack. Violent
sneezing spasms, tortured breathing,
ugly nasal discharge are relieved.
Hay-fever victims who have suffered
for years can now achieve wonderful
results, without injections. They can
avoid the worst choking. suffocating
spasms of hay-fever attack. They can
escape heavy discharge and explosive
sneezing. They can work or play
through the hay-fever season. without
looking red, swollen and ugly.
Buy Super Anahist Nasal Spray in
combination with Anahist Tablets
and use as directed. Relief guaranteed
or your money back. Anahist Co.,
Inc., YonkerS ?, NY. o.sss Anuosr CO.. INC.
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tors prescription. Thot is. Anoein eonioins
not lust one but combination Of medi-
eolly proven. active ingredients. Scientific
reseorch hos proved no single drug con
give such strong yet such s0fe relief as
Anoein. Buy Anocin TOILETS fodoyl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12
You Con Depend On
STRONGER Yet SAFER
ANACIN
to relieve
PA III
Won't Upset
The Stomach

AnacinN not only
gives stronger, foster
relief from pain Of
heodoche. neUritis
ond neUroIeio : but
is also softer. Won't
upset the stomoeh
and hos no bad
effects. You see.
Anocin is like q doc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12

NEXT QUESTION:: There's been a lot Of
talk about the new mood pills to relax your
nerves. Do they really work = and are they
safe? Read ssThe Truth About Mood Pills."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12

Continued from page IS
Wife VS.. Husband

THAT looks good words that effect often three
times when you came in last week. Give yourself five
complimented something once.
z. Are you . responsibility QUICKER? When your wife
comes up with problem about home or family which she
share with you do you duck by saying you have
more important business problems to worry about? Or do
you take active enough interest to ask her about her
day? Give yourself 10 points if you did that three times
last week. Take five points if you did twice.
;. Do your children you? When you open the door.
do you let the kids drag you off project before
you've said Hello to your wife? You your first greet
ing her. and the kiss you give her will give your kids the
feeling of happy home Take 10 points if you try to give
your wife top priority five if you backsde only OCCASION
ally
HIS AND HERS
the family must have chance to blow of Stea but there's
better time than at the doorstep Take 10 points if for
week you avoided exploding bombshel of woe in the
first few minutes For only one outburst take five.
z Do you "stOp look and Iisten? If your spouse in
black mood at reunion time, how do you behave? Do
you join in the fray, try to help him her out OF the
mood? Take 10 points if you're natural peacemaker five
points you merely keep quiet till the storm blows over
J. Are you signa-vuatcl,er7 That tight crease the
mouth should you that sales orders down today
or that Juniors report card has three unsatsfactores
you try recognize these danger signs and change your
approach accordingly. you can take 20 points, If you
failed only once last week, take TO-
T. Do YOU give some sign Of affection? There are million
different ways say Il love you, but do it your own
least once before you pick up the evening news
paper Here you allow yourself anything from chilly
zero up to a romantic 40.
One final caution: All of us subject to moods that
may change hourly but successful husbands and wives try
to adjust each other And they accept with good nature
one sure thing: they're bound to fail once in while!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12

]. FROM a FAMOUS
HOSPITAL comes star
Ting news. ISODINE@
new painless iodine!
Proved safe by doctors
and up to 20 times faster
than other germ killers!
The Omaha guide., 1956-10-26
STATEMENT on OWNERSHIP

Statement required by the act Of
August ~, 1912, as amended by
the acts Of March J, 1893, and
Juiy z, 1915 Title 80, United States
Code, Section 1881 showing the
ownership, management, and cir.
evlstion Of fhs Omaha Guide pub
Iished weekly at Omaha. Nebraska
for October 1sf, 1856. Charles c.
Galloway, Of 2420 Grant ST.,
Omaha. Nebraska, publisher, sdi-
tor, managing editor and business
manager. The owner Is Charles
c. Galloway, 2420 Grant Street,
Omaha, Nebraska.
The known bondboldsrs, mort
gsgses, and other security hold
ers owning Or holding ! percent
or more Of total amount Of bonds,
mortgages. Or other securities ere
none. The average number of
copies Of each issue Of fhis publ
cation sold or distributed through,
the mails or otherwise, 10 paid
subscribers during the u months
preceding the date shown above
was 1928.
(Sesll c. c. GALLOWAY
Sworn 10 end subscribed before
me this 18Th day Of October 1855.
NELLIE BRITToN
The Omaha guide., 1956-10-26
Edw. FIefcI1ers
IS Fefed On
Homecoming

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fletcher.
sr. 3115 Franklin Street held a
family reunion welcoming TIE
arrival home Of their son, and
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Fletcher, Jr. and their
children Jeanice, and Edward
Fletcher, III of San Diego, Call
fornia. A number Of family gath
erings were given. one being an
outdoor picnic held at the home
OF Mrs. Lavon Davis, aunt of Mrs.
Edward Fletcher, Jr. At which all
present enjoyed a wonderful time
being we'll entertained with games
and a delicious repast was served
by the hostess. The daughters of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fletcher,
Mrs. Henry Thomas, Mrs. J. B.
Crumbley and Mrs. Charles Dick
erson had a family dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McWilliams
and son of Lincoln, Nebraska,
granddaughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fletcher present. Other hosts
for the family were Mr.. and Mrs
John Ross and Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
vim Price, aunt and ancle Of Ed
ward Fletcher. Jr. Their trip was
made by motor, this being the
first visit to the home of the
The Omaha guide., 1956-10-26
Washington
Suid 70 be A
SpeciuI Case

Replying to a telegram from
the NAACP charging Negroes
desegregation, President Eisen
however disassociated the admin
istration from the current CON
gregational inquiry into the Dis
trict of Columbia school situa-
ton.
Il may be true that the members
of the House subcommittee now
holdings hearings are all oppon.
ents Of desegregation. And wit
nesses thus far have given a very
dark side of the story. But it is
true, also, that Washington needs
to be understood as a special
case.
Washington Is not Just a border
city. Its population makeup u
what it is largely because IT is the
seat of national government and
the site of huge federal agencies.
Its general Negro-white proper
tion Is 81 to So; but at the time it
desegregated its schools the pu.
pill proportion was nearer 81 to
46. It is even higher now. IN
spite Of the generally harmonious
workings Of the integration with
in the federal bureaus. racial
friction in the community outside
has long been q problem. -
The administration felt, quite
understandably, that the nation s
capital could hardly lag in i'm
plementing the Supreme Courts
ruling against segregation. Wash
ington's schools were desegrega-
ted promptly, not without care
full planning but without the grad
ual steps which have worked SO
well in Baltimore, st. Louis, and
Louisville. And the changeover
was made in a metropolis with a
much higher percentage of Ne
groes than has any of the other
three cities.
Small wonder Washington's
schools are having intramuraI
difficulties. II they should
now have to retrace certain steps
aud take others more slowly no
one should be surprised or alarm.
ed.
The Omaha guide., 1956-10-26

Get Lydia E.
Pinkhams Vege-
table Compound
or convenient new
Tablets which have
blood : building iron
added. At druggists.
~ aefsa aosl1F
The Omaha guide., 1956-10-26
White Loses
Son. Married
Negro Doctor

WATERBURY. Connecticut =
AMP A white divorcee lost her
son last week because she mar
ried a Negro.
This followed the marriage Of
Mrs. Dorothy Murphy to DR.. Wen
.lell Urling. prominent Negro
dentist here. Since then. the
couple have been involved in a
swirl of court action as to the
custody of Mrs. hfurphy's eight
year old son, Edward Murphy,
Jr.
After his parents we're divorced,
Edwards's custody was granted
to Mrs. Urling while his sister,
Patricia, u, was awarded to the
father, a brass factory foreman.
Taking the case into court,
Murphy asked custody of the boy
after Mrs. V7ling remarked. He
was granted his request.
Mrs. Urling took the case to the
Supreme Court of Errors, highest
appeal tribunal in Connecticut,
claiming that Judge Roberts had
ruled against her in the case just
because she had married a Negro.
Last Monday. however, the
nine-member court unanimously
upheld Judge Roberts ruling.
The opinion, written by Associ-
ate Justice Wynne, said that Muir
ply already had custody Of Pa
tricia and that the sister and
brother would be happier to-
gether.
The court also said that because
of her divorce, Mrs. Urling was
accommodated from the Cstho-
lie Church and had made no
provision for the religious edu-
cation for her son.
In addition to this, the opinion
said that Mrs. Urling, BY her mar
riage to Negro, had alienated
herself from her parents and de-
The Omaha guide., 1956-10-26

grand parents. Motoring across
the country proved entertaining
as well as exciting for Jeanice and
Edward III. All are planning q
return trip soon TO Omaha. They
arrived safely to their San Diego.
home expressing lots Of thanks
to their friends and a wonderful
time was had by all.
The Omaha guide., 1956-10-26
News from Around Nebrusko

Fire becoming big worry throughout The rural areas of
northeastern dry weather. which has grown steadily
worse for the past sixty days. continues
Wynot Nebraska near harrington freen we're called
fight blaze gassands last week Two departments
Fought the blaze which spread before it
tnaused stacks timber land and pastures were
consumed BY the blaze.
Another the Harrington destroyed some hay land
and nav stacks electric started fire weeds
which touched the wire.
A third fire was started by tractor which hauling
.a of corn 10 crib The crib which the be-
nr placed had to be cut open to get at the blaze.
The Omaha guide., 1956-10-26

At ogaaa Union Pacific freight train pulled through
where weeds being burned along the track and some
sparks got lumber BY the time the blaze dis
covered whole end of the ablaze The train crew
wired ahead for help and pulled the fire to the ogaa femen
who waiting in the freight yards The load lumber had
completely exngh the blaze Trainmen said
the spark apparently picked Juebug Colorado
At Atkinson tractor and eleven stacks OF hay were burned
when spark from the of the
stacks being hauled to the feedlOts of the ranch when
started to burn Before the blaze out the entire hay meadow
and II stacks gone.
Atkinson had another fire started by diesel locomotive
which shot out spark into some weeds along the tracks
There is spurt in house building Enden reports the
Mnden Courier Permits for ten houses have been issued
September The value Of the houses nearly
$4,000 Commercial building in sharp contrast Is very slow
Minden, the Courier.
of has annual membership drive and
has goal of $4,000 the wished to be raised This
$1,000 the Chamber work with Aims
worth Is making effort to memberships from farmers and
ranchers in the area
Schuyler department mailed telephone stick
every the district suggesting they fix the
label their telephone The scker directions how
call the fire department. including the numbers to dial The
Schuyler Sun showed a picture Of the new stcker
chadron is being plagued with an epidemic Of suns The
police department reports killing several unks almost nightly
Most of the unks found ambng down the streets after the
Record reports number Of the kunks have been quite
begerent the police report threatening reae close
anyone who disurbs their nightly prOwling
The Aurora Newsegster announced plans of the city last
week provide bicycle parking in the business district The
parking facilities aimed keeping the bikes off the sidewalks
where they hazard to pedestrians Special racks be
built.
At Allen. Nebraska the northern part the state
Holmqus Grain and Lumber Co lost elevator and contents
valued 100000 last week. according to the Nebraska Journal
Leader printed Ponca Six trucks from five baed
blaze without effect
Members Of the Oakland Nebr Lions Club
wives hayrde party last night "Wednesday evening
concluded with wiener roast at the farm Of Of the members
orfad Tho 0atTa Tndon Aauff fnrf
South Sioux City which currently has only
For to have another according the Dakota County
Star Construction of building going provide
quarters for the The Star stated that agency
would handle popular make which way open for
either Chevrolet Plymouth sales.
At Loup City rgors have challenged the order Of the Loup
River Public Power District regarding
Of water from the river The
the farmers taking water from the river that pay
szeabe for water they have already used The igao
have organized and pointing that they within
rights and they challenging the power company
their order The Sherman County Times carried large
week setting forth the position Of the farmers.
The Omaha guide., 1956-10-26

1rived Der son of the care and
rood influence Of grandparents.
DR.. Urling said that he and his
wife would discuss with their at
torneys the possibility Of further
appeals. He added:
They're quite wrong about
his religious training.
'He has been going to church
and has made his first Commun-
ion. And he has been going to
public school only because paro-
chial school has not been compile
ted. He was to start there this
fall
The Omaha guide., 1956-10-26
Ex-sLAvE SAYS ne
WAS BORN IN 1899

CHARLESTON, W. Va. August
l-Registrars at the permanent
registration office were certain
they had caught an error. The
birth date of William Edwarc
Davis was listed as December IS
1889.
A form letter. asking the voter
to "straighten out the error"
brought personal appearance By
Davis himself, a former slave who
submitted affidavits to prove he
really is III years old. Davis said
The Omaha guide., 1956-10-26
Rights of Negro Citizens
Mirror of World Opinion

Mirror Of World Opinion
It is imperative now that responsible citzen irrespective
this public schools vital to the
honor and of the that there be mutual respect
goodwill intelligent white colord
the promotion Of these detectives white people
way advantages political
power o their side.
everything they
what left could
possibly being
color other physical characteristics The Creator gmat
anybody.
The white should take help
wholesome climate tolerance justice nerrac
convince everybody especially themselves
cratic America no citizens rights meted out on basis OF color
creed occupation education intelligence wealth social position
Human dignity freedom justice and civil righs ndbea
citizens Rave them equally nne be in
them
people, white
difference between cvlega rights and personasOcial privileges
the latter field discrimination
tce affairs social relationships all
mate and, indeed, must do so to get along.
these relationships background other
frequently make practical differences which
Recognition
anybody stigma Is
free society full of differences and benefits enormously
from them. n
is violently contradictory in free nation for anyone to insist
that white supremacy other sort of racial be
supported by law The only supremacy that can properly be part
Of our government is the supremacy Of individual freedom justice
equal
regaon problems accomplish
lasting good.
History experiences attempts
the mixing the Of fe ignoring the customs
preferences the people involved unreac
these fields slowly naturally
the already achieved could suffer
a setback be lost altogether.
instance largest public swimming pool Ashevle
abandoned Municipal Golf
the because leaders of white and cooed citizens
up realities voluntary arrangement
whereby splendid facilities
could be decades generations before the
people Of communities could afford their private
tonal facilities
BY cooperation equal voluntary
white coIored have their cake too pub
lie school, public recreation their churches and in other
fields
political power would severely penazed
private enterprises developments all the fields under dis
cussion.
citizens delayed much sharing policy
making responsibilities civic educational and affairs
citizens the public school
greatly weakened without representation
school boards and commissions.
a segregated public system
ay maintained integraon giving
Negroes proporonae the operation of schools
which Of hem sincerely the whites genuinely desire
Furthermore there should be ratio Of Negro representation
the official level in other governmental agencies local and state
appeal Negro cooperate voluntary
the mentioned here not only general
North Carolina but for their sake must be
applied force racial
grafton sensitive fields the months and just ahead
could and would be done public service
facilities well existing friendly relations be
tween white and colored races.
place thic connection all informed people
surely suffer grieyouy The
themselves and each other to cooperate
ntegeniy peaceful and constructive evolution rather than to al
difficulties preeipae chaos and revolu
hon.-Asheville 0Sc) Times
The Omaha guide., 1956-10-26
Article in Readers Digest Reveals
Jittery Pre-MenstruaI Tension
Is So Often a Needless Misery!

DO you suffer terrible nervous ten
sion - feel jittery, irritable, de-
pressed = just before your period
each month"; a startling article in
READERS DIGEST reveals such
re-menstfual Torment Is needless
misery in many casesi
Thousands have already discpV~
cred how to dD0id such suffering
With Lydia Pinkhan's Compound
and Tablets. they're SO much hap
pier. less tense IS those rdlnlclllt
The Omaha guide., 1956-10-26

stopped or strihngly relieved
-. pain and discofnfOftl 3 osit of 4
women got glorious relief
Taken regularly, Pinkham's re-
neves the headaches, cramps. nerv.
GUS tension =. during and before
your period. Many women never
nuiIer-euen on the first d0yf Why
should your This month, start TAX
ing Pinkham's. See II you don't
escape pre-menstrual tension so
often the cause Of unhappiness.
The Omaha guide., 1956-10-26

IL dselors' tests On anazisg
product, , out 81 4 wonen get
relief d nsrvsns distress. pain !
WoadsriuI relisf during aud
bsioFs these "diiiisuIt dsysl
The Omaha guide., 1956-10-26

b remembers being sold in
slavery = the age Of y in Win
son-salem, North Carolina. where
he was born.
The Omaha guide., 1956-10-26

daVs nppT0a en-
Lydia Plnkham's
has a remarkable
soothing effect on
the source OF such
distress. IN doctors
tests. PInkham 8
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