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APRIL

APRIL
l-Formol opening Of the Jamestown Festival Pork
ond Of the reconstructed first gloss foctop
Premiere performance in williamsburg Of the
RondoIl Thompson orotoro. ode to the
virsnion VOyose." Norfolk Symphony Orchestra
ond Chorus. tAlso on April g.
Opening Of Chesapeake Exhibit OF Mariners
Museum. Worwick
Opening Of new museum and information center
in Charles City County SpotsyIvonio County
Spring Festival lone MONTH
2-Governor's PoIoce Concert williamsburg ALSO
April 4. g. ". Is. 10. %. IS. 30 ond Moy H.
Loncoster County or exhibit
5-Commemoroton Of wedding OF Princess POGO
hontos and John Rofe. Jamestown lslond
Performance Of Rchord Boles' The Republic
Phi Beto koppo HoIl williamsburg
Symposium 18th century history. WiIIioms
burg Through April l3)
Il-Lecture BY oscor Hondin. Horvord University,
The Place of the 18th Century in the History
of the United Stotes," WILLIAMSBURG
l3-Speciol doy for the Virginia Society Colonial
Domes Of the 18th Century Jomestow~ Festival
Pork
Commemorotion Of Thomos Jetferson's birthday
WILLIAMSBURG
I5-"The Messioh.' Peninsula Symphony Orchestra
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.stown Festival CoIendor of Main Events

ond Chorus. williamsburg Also on April ~
2o-old homes ond eordens in the will be open
during the Path onnuo vireinio Historic Gorden
Week Through April III
1907. Cope Henry Celebration. Seoshore Stote
Pork
26-AnnuoI exercises Of Order Of Cope Henry 1907.
Cope Henry
29-erecton and deduction OF cross by Association
for the Preservation OF Vue,nlo Antiquities.
jamestown IsIond
3o-Commemorution OF iond,ne in 1907 Of settlers
OF Old Point Comfort
Mary Boil Doy. Lancaster County
MAY
Opening Of Indion Trodins Post King WiIiom
Court House lone week
Hompton boy Celebration Hompton
Opening OF exhibition of drownos Of eory United
Stotes ond British novel ships Warwick Moriner's
Museum
Z-CommemO'otiOn Of Iond,ne Of settlers OF Point
Hope in 1907. Newport News
Observance BY 6reo, Bridge CHOPPER, Douqhters
OF the Amercon CoIonists Jamestown
Accommodation OF bottle between force, Of
Notho"ieI Bocon ond the occoneechee Ind,ous
;" 1879. Mecklenbure County
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SUNDAY WASHINGTON {. MARCH >, 1857
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only succeed in destroying
him.
The mother may not be
aware Of her hostility. She
may be seeking sympathy or
trying to secure the affection
of the child or alleviate q
sense of guilt about not maxi
ing the marriage a success.
So she continues to heap
blame on the other partner.
May Lose Both Parents
We tend to underestimate
the intelligence of the child.
He knows something is wrong,
and that the blame may not
be all on one side. If q par
ent undermines his conf
dence the child ends up los
ing both mother and father.
It is very much the same
as with sex education: We
must not misrepresent. I be-
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lieye that whatever the age
Of the child, he should be
told everything in words he
can understand. It should
be explained that the twin
focus in the home has be-
come one-that mother tor
father now will take over
the full authority and super
vision.
The parent who tells the
child that father has died"
is doing him a great injus-
tice, one that win boomer
ang.
If parents will only cease
their feuding. there Is no rea-
son why the child should be
hurt. any more than In q
happy marriage where the
father may have to 60 on on
long trips because of his
work. In such cases the
mother has to maintain a
constructive atmosphere and
keep the fathers image alive.
The child does not feel any
sense Of rejection.
The great trouble is that
in the divorced situation the
hatreds are kept alive and it
is this hostility which is so
detrimental to the growing
child. 1t must be avoided at
all costs.
Tomorrow: Fothss Have Rights.
Tool
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security Of a happy home?
The answer is yes.
Since the mother usually
receives the custody of the
child, hers is the daily re-
sponsibility for guiding him.
But she must guard against
making the child a partisan
to her cause. The question
Of divided loyalties puts q
great emotional strain on the
child. When parents have
created children. not even
divorce can dissolve their re-
lationship. Both still have
an important role to play.
Now when we look at the
average divorced family, we
find parental hostility is pro-
jected on the child. who feels
he is on a battle-ground in
which the parents are trying
to destroy each other and
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parents leading separate
lives. there is no guidance
available for the difficult
post divorce years. Hus-
bands and wives find it Is
hard to shed the habits and
patterns Of their marriage
without suffering new frus-
trations and pain.
How can they get over
their marital hangover and
q sense Of failure? What can
the divorced woman do to
get out of the trap of lone
illness? What about her sex
problem? How can single
parents handle the psyche
logical needs of the child?
And how can they plan for a
better future?
During my years dealing
with delinquents and as a
psychiatrist to families. !
have seen the bitter after
math of divorce and have
often thought that if cou-
Piles contemplating this cru
cial step could glimpse these
problems. there would be a
drastic drop in the number
of divorces.
Child Suffers
The handling of the child,
is where the most difficult
problems arise and the most
damage is done. 1t is be-
cause divorced parents are
ignorant of their role that
the child becomes emotion
ally crippled and heads for
trouble. It is a known fact
that a large number of de-
linquentS come from broken
homes. Only when a child
is soundly equipped and
strongly conditioned can he
Withstand the stresses Of .
broken family life.
Is it possible to give such
q child the same sense Of Sc
curity and raise him to
healthy adulthood as the
child who has the love and
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IE DIVORCE
AFTER THE DIVORCE
Mother and Fdther Of Child
Cannot Foil Responsibilities
BY DIR. RALPH S. BANAY

BY DIR. RALPH S. BANAY
las Told to Lillian Genn)
North American Newspaper Alliance
NEW YORK, Nov. GA
divorced mother. consulting
me about her difficulties with
her children and managing
the home alone. suddenly
wept, II never dreamed my
life could be so miserable. ]
don't know which way to
turn"
Nowadays with divorce so
prevalent and millions Of
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Background: Every doy more
thon 1000 families split up, and
husbands. wives and children ore
subjected TO the painful emotional
stress Of the Nations number one
soeiol problem--divoree. Divorce is
foct Of our notionoI life. but
must il continue to produce delin-
queney. Illustrations and insecurity
Dr.. Ralph S. Bonoy, Research psy-
ehiotrist Of Columbia University and
author Of Youth in Despair" gives
guidance for divorcine fomiIies in
this first Of o fiye-port seriesl
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Store Moufs daily: 70 am. u 9
Pm. Corners eyenlHG shes.
ping: Monday, Thursaay and
Friday until ESQ p.m.
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JULIUS 81 ARFlNcKEL & Co.
" Emerson ,omaau# National s~
? Street at Fourteenth. National $3.50
resenfs from, GarfimckeTs

the elegance Of black suede
For town and late day
the black suede handbag
is a beautifully gifted thought
=. 5. each a masterpiece of design,
touched with such fine detail
as the golden scaled top,
the miniature-like clasp,
delicate frame Of enameled roses.
From a collection of suede handbags,
$500 to $500. All plus tax.
Handbags, First Floor;
a selection also
at Spring Valley and Z Corners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-18

Gwen
Terosoki,
outhor Of
the new
book
Bridge 10
the Sun"
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flu. The Cleveland School re-
ported IS absent of 256 pupils;
the Beaverton School, 20 OF
264; the Main Street School,
p 7of 255. and the Constantine
School. S of IS.
There were no immediate
plans for mass vaccinations in
the Hastings area.
The Niagara Falls outbreak
was in the Central Avenue Ele-
mentary School, which has an
enrolment Of 400.
The flu outbreak in Texas
appeared to be spreading. AT
Conroe, so miles north OF
Houstons 800 students were
absent with flu.
DR.. j. r. Cook said the situa-
ton definitely had reached the
epidemic stage at Trinity, Tex,
10 miles north Of Conroe, where
100 children were striker.
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come down with the Asian flu
since the latter part of July.
The United States Air Force
reported more than 1900 cases.
Neither service listed any
deaths.
ROME. Sept. Is R.-Asian
flu hit 10000 Italian service
men, the Ministry Of Defense
reported here today.
About 10000 have returned
to duty, a communique said.
THE HAGUE. Sept. IS R.-
Widespread Asian flu has led
to a II per cent decline in coal
production, the Social Affairs
Ministry reported today.
The outbreak Is spreading
from the southern mining ares
to Rotterdam. The Hague anc
Amsterdam. An 80 per cent
absenteeism is reported among
university communities and "a
military barracks are affected
HAVANA. Cuba. Sept. Is up.
Cuban health authorities
barred the freighter Honduras
from docking at the port of
Manati in Northern Cuba yes
terday because of a reported
outbreak Of Asian fiu on board
Health authorities reported
six cases and 10 suspected cases
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Mississippi. said most Of the
cases are Asian flu. Up to 40
per cent Of the population has
or has had fiu in some areas
he added.
Doctors investigated a sus-
pected epidemic Of Asian fiu
among more than 400 school
children in the town Of Hast
ings in Oswego County, N. Y
Five schools in Hastings re-
manned closed. They suspended
classes yesterday, the first
schools in New York State to
do so because Of flu.
Ninety pupils at an elemen-
tary school In Niagara Falls,
N. Y, were stricken with an
illness believed to be Asian flu.
The school remained open.
A total of $50 Of the 1900
pupils at the Central Square
High School and Elementary
School in Hastings were Ill with
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Of the disease among the ships
crewmen. She anchored in
Manati Bay.
MONROVIA. Liberia. Sept.
10 R.-The government yes
terday ordered all schools.
movie houses and dancing halls
closed in Monrovia for 10 days
as the result Of an Asian flu
epidemic. The outbreak is
complicated by cases Of small
pox in the Firestone plantation
area.
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Meet two famous authors, Quentin
Reynolds, outhor Of "They Fought
for the Sky" and Gwen Terosoki,
author Of Bridge to the Sun" OF an
autograph porty in the Washington
store. Thursday OF 300 pm. in the
Book Store, LIST floor. Meet both
authors and have copies Of their
books autographed.
They Fought For the Sky-Quentin
Reynolds new book tells the dro-
motto story Of the First War in the
DIR. illustrated. 3.0S
Bridge To the Sun-Gwen Tero-
sokis lotest book is the beautiful
love story Of on international, inter-
roeiol morrioee. $50
W5L-Ths Book Store, st Floor
-. Books olso at Chevy Chose
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Flu Hits Ports of I exos,
Mississippi, New York
By the Associated Press

Thousands Of u of them believed the
Asian variety reported today York Mississippi and
Texas. Sabotage children the hardest hit.
Board Of Health report showed Mississippi
Outbreaks the epidemic stage existed in IL Mississippi
counties.
Dr. L. Gray director of preventage disease control for
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Flu Slows Production
In Germany, Holland

DUESSELDoRF. Germany. Sept. IS ga nu epidemic
in the indusralzed Ruhr has brought death two
persons, health authorities reported yesterday.
In nu has hit so per cent the population
slowing production and closing schools Health authorities
said they not whether it is the Asian variety
The United States Army said 5000 soldiers have
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Box Of IS mixed Noreissus. .l.s9
WGL-The Gorden Shop, End Floor,
North Building also Greenhouse,
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Gorden Shop
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TULIP SPECIES

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King George N-brioht red
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EMPEROR TULIPS
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FORD SO Victoria hardtop; r. and
h.. Fordomatic: Wv. tires; power
steering and brakes: low miles: only
1895 down.
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1905 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. 9-3lO3
FORD '53 Customline VS. Tudor
r. and h.; 10000 actual miles; one
owner. See it, try 1t and you'll
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '55 convertible sunliner: b,
Wv. tires; fender skirts; perfect
cond: must be seen to appreciate
Actual miles $4,000. Call OIL
FORD 81 Custom 300" VS. 2-dr.
than 1000 miles. BONDED; s s2,o rsS'
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1121 21st st. NV. DI. TOLL
FORD 1855 convertible VS.: radio
and heater, Fordomatic. Wv. tires
Silver Spr. Motor Co. of D. C.
1905 Ga. Ave. NV. Ia. 9-3lOa
FORD 1867 convertible; light blue,
equipped: diplomat leaving: best
oner. No dealers. MA. $1,000
Ext: 2O6; ewes. and wk. ends. OF
FORD '53 Crestline Victoria: black
and white finish, r. and h.; one
owner car. we sold new: an out
standing value at $s99. written
guarantee.
TRIANGLE FORD
1910 R. I. AVE. NE. DE. 2-6302
FORD "a Fairlane Victoria; T. and
h, Fordomatic; S1,295.
Page-HugheS Buick, Inc.
62l ARL. BLVD. FALLS CHI, VA.
JE. 3-11S9
FORD '56 Victoria hardtop; r. and
h.. Fordomatic: Wv. tires; power
steering and brakes: low miles: only
1895 down.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1902 E..W. Hwy. tat Ga. Ave.)
Silver Spring. Md. JU. $4,000
FORD 1882 VS.: collectors item:
Al condition. RA. 1896.
FORD 1854 VS. 4-door sedan: radio,
heater. turn signals. good condi-
ton, new tires with 30,000-mile
unconditional guarantee; $3.50.
OIL. 6-545S.
FoRDS, Chevrolets and Plymonths-
over 100 cars TO choose from; J.
year guarantee: worldwide finance
ing arranged for everyone. Service
men welcome.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1902 E.--W. Hwy. lat Ga. Ave.l
Silver Spring. Md JU. $4,000
FORD AZ s4-ton stake body truck;
Silver Spring Motor Co.
1902 E.-W. Hwy. lat Ga. Ave.D
Silver Spring, Nd. JU. $4,000
FORD SO Victoria VS.: r, h., 90
900 mi, $500 cash. Owner going
over seas. DE. 2-334S.
FORD 81 Custom VS. convert.
new top and tires: low mileage
Same owner years. Leaving coun-
try. JU. 5-S032.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHRYsLER 1871 Royal sedan: orie
blue fin.: like new: "a. 900 miles
good mech. cond; runs peri: Sl2t
or best offer. JU. $4,000
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TRAILERS

953 MERCURY 3O'-One bedroom.
complete bath, owned BY widow
Extremely good condition, Com
pletely reconditioned IN our author
ized SPARTAN repair depot ant
painted red and white. 500 dowf
to qualified buyer. Your FURNITURE
JACK BLAIR. Maryland's Largest
Spartan Dealer 3 mi South oil
Waldorf on Rte sol West 4-467 ]
So NEW MOON, 40 It.; . bedrms
auto washer. all extra outside
edpt. incl. $1,000 Evenings and
week ends ~ 4th ST. CHERRY
HILL TRAILER PARK, College
PARK Md
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
REAL ESTATE LOANS

NEED MONEY FAST? Own property
DI. 7-444b; ewes, JU. s-949S
Also quick cash for End trusts.
End TRUST-Absolutel top spot
cash prices paid: Md, Va, d. C.
Call day or night. 10. 4-6565. 10
FIRsT AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
RECONSIDERATION REALTY
CO. Realtors. 1881 q St. NV, Me
s-2495.
MONEY End TRUSTs-we will buy
2nd-trust notes, D. c.. nearby Nd.
or Va -easonab Bile rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE a. INVESTMENT
CORP, 1918 N. Y. ave. NV, MA
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FORD SO va Customline Tudor:
2-tone finish. r. and h, Fordomatic'
Wv tires. low as 1895 down. with
world wide. financing available; full
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FORD '55 convertible sunliner: by
orig. owner; T. and h.; fordomatic;
cond: must be seen TO appreciate.
Actual miles $4,000. Call OIL.
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CHRYsLER 1871 Royal sedan: orig
blue nm; like new: $4,000 miles
good mech. cond; runs peri: S12t
or best offer. JU. 9-6620.
DE SOTO 1858 Firedome VS. 4-dr
sedan; dark blue, auto. trans
power brakes. power steer. low
mile: 1896: MR.. SOMERS. 1901
n Court House I'd, Apt. 1O6.
DeSoTO 1857 new hardtop
S2.679: equipped: as low as SIS
% per w. ne; VIII WI, sppre %T.Sc ~, eredit
SOTO. JE. 2-2300.
DODGE so Coronet 4-dr.: gyro, dr.,
mic nice car; PoHANKA SERVICE GUAR.
Pohanka Oldsmobile
Washington's Oldest Oldsmobile
Dealershlp at Their Newest
USED-CAR CENTER
$40 Univ. Blvd. E. Sill. SPY, Nd.
DODGE 1916 fiuiddriye: Al con-
dition. S120. Call WE. 5-9S45.
DODGE 55 Royal Lancer hardtop
coupe: powerfiite. r. and h., Wv.
tIres; 2-tone green; S295 down.
Silver Spr. Motor Co. of D. C.
1908 Ga. Ave. NV. Ia. 9-3IOS
DODGE 80 Coronet 4-dr.; r. and h.
auto. trans, S275.
Page-HugheS Buick. Inc.
621 ARL. BLVD. FALLS CHI, VA.
JE. 3-11S9
DODGE 80 sed.: fully equipped
$1,000 true miles; runs perfect
looks and drives: like new: never
in accident: excel. tires: orig. paint:
Will not need repairs Of any kind
no exaggeration: pvt lady owner
SO, need cash. inquire. 1909 H
st. NV.
FORD 1854 Customline Fordor:
eeI cond s neater. Swnsr ex-
F F!ds 81 VS. Tudor: r. and h.;
Page-HugheS Buick, Inc.
62l ARL. BLVD. FALLS CHI, VA,
JE. 3-11S9
FORDs 1867, choice Of "a Fordor
hardtop: Tudor hardtop: conv.: ali
with power steering brakes. auto.
Trans. h. DI. 7-7666. ROSS DIS
FORD 1854 cow; r. h: Wv
tires. Fordomatic, DIV. steering,
brakes. Cont. kit. $l,395. no
2-6l5l.
FORD $50 VS. Customline Tudor;
2-tone finish. r. and h., Fordomatic,
Wv, tires. low as 1895 down. with
world wide financing available; full
VI, guarantee.
Silver Spring Motor Co.
lOO2 E.-W. Hwy. tat Ga. Aye)
Silver Spring, Nd. ~. $4,000
FORD SO Custom '8" Fordor; Ford.
omatic. r. and h.: green and white
ilnish; Al cond. S744, written
guarantee
TRIANGLE FORD
30lO r. l. AVE. NE. DE. $4,000
FORD 81 Crestline 4-dr. sedan
Fordomatic. radio, heater: excellent
condition: original owner; must sell
5000, or best offer. 10 S-930I
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Page-HugheS Buick, Inc.
621 ARL. BLVD. FALLS CHI, VA.
JE 3-11RQ
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Barry-Pate Chevrolet

1870 Conn. Ave NV, RE 7-7Ss7
CHEVROLET 1856 30 2-dr.; .
toned: $4,000 miles. Going over
seas: sell Immediately. S1,375. JU.
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MONEY TO LOAN

LOANS. $1,000 $50, 600.
Group your debts. lower your
payments. refinance your property
and improvements quick, honest,
courteous service on real estate
MARYLAND. Call MR.. ROBERTS.
Baltimore. Md. day or night. Suns
and holidays. at saratoRa 1-4Of7
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Projects. Consuls, .Zeph-
yrs. zodiacS: immediate delivery;
best deal in a new or used English
Ford. always from JOHN GIF-
FORD MOTORS. INC. 25Oi CO.
lumbia pike. IA. 5-a"23. Open
til Q pm. Mon. through Fri
running gear in
Bypass. hardtop; cost $1,000; 5000
mi in yrs. JU. 1880 aft. . m
BUICK 81 Spec. 4-dr. de l.. T and
h.. dyns extra sharp; Si95,
Page-HugheS Buick Inc.
sgI ARL. Blvd, PALLs CHI, VA
JE. 3-1lS9
BUICKs--choice OF 53s. 52s from
S4sS, '53s from $685.. '54s from
: 1875: sos from Sl.495: SIS from
81 sos Most cars fully equipped
Home OF the only i0.0OO-mile guar
antee ON late models Bank fnanc-
ing available: trades accented
Page-HugheS Buick, Inc.
62l ARL. BLVD PALS CHI. VA
JE $4,000
BUICK 3" super 2-dr. hardtop. r
and n; dyna.. 2-tone finish; extra
sharp. $3.50.
Page-HugheS Buick, Inc.
62I ARL. BLVD. FALLS CHI. VA
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