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day to discuss the status Of hu.
man relations in Alabama, Georgia,
South Carolina and Tennessee DUR
ing the past year, suggested ire
emphasis" in law enforcement.
DR.. William Wexler Of Savan.
nah, Ca, retiring chairman of the
board, said the leagues educatit nal
work is not Of news value com.
parable to the Khan and other ex.
tremist groups" but will "create
better relations among all people"
in the long run.
Wexler was succeeded as chair
man by Abe Goldstein, Atlanta
business and civic leader.
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eral student body.
The one act plays are scheduled
to be presented by the Drsmatics
Club.
Mr.. u. G. Dalton, head Of the
Music Department, Is coordinator
Of the festival. The genera. pub
He Is invited to attend.
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commission, as an agency Of your
board, should deal directly with
your board on these matters rather
than with this office"
The Mayor added, however, that
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1957-05-04
Maryland Gov.
In Liberia

BALTIMORE. - Resolutions by
the Maryland Senate and House
of Delegates, concentrating the
annexation 100 years ago OF Mary
land in Africa" to the Republic Of
Liberia, were presented to Gov
ernor~ Theodore R. McKeldin last
week.
The resolutions are to be devil
cred personally to President Will
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NOoHtfHucu lTViH TdBe OHeJ
then providing the necessary fol-
low-through services to make pos
sible the maximum development of
each individual"
The projects approach differs
from current talent searching pro-
grams conducted through national
ly competitive scholarship exami-
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he would be willing to meet with
the board whenever it wished. :
Patronize Our Advertisers
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:. nv - nOVO1
L Whot Is HE outlook for mental lInsss7
recovery today greater they
Modern methods making Increasingly possible
restore mental their homes and jobs Mental disorders
which considered hopeless"
category. Recent statistics, instance, show that
Schizophenc patients least 500 chance Of partial
providing they get and adequate treatment Thirty
they had less than 2096 chance for recovery.
Involudona psychos psychoss (menta
orders middle age) which
have shown partial total Today they
$50 and 1915 respectively.
patients chances recovery largely dependent upon
quality of the mental hospital which he is admitted.
AT the 45% of the patients admitted the
mental hospital eventually discharged improved
weequipped hospitals patients
given the best many 1919 improve
Other important recovery mentally person
CD age of the patient and CD duration Of illness prior hospal
The patient
quickly he starts getting regardless of the better the
chances Of recovery
For the first during points
the likelihood of break steep climb
mental patients hospital rolls Reports from several hospitals
indicate that the discharge of mental patients
exceeded admissions During 1855 the number resident patients
nations mental hospitals increased only 5000
annual of r. 600 the average
rise of 10000 for the entire period of 1890 to 1885.
IL How widespread is mental illness?
100000 Americans every TO- suffering from
mental emotional disorder Until recently population studies have
indicated that the incidence of mental illness Is recently
incidence
be TO- They Our findings that approximately /1o of an
population the relatively weldefnd mental
disorders sufficiently alarming and obviously calling for serious
and consideration
present every year will need
hospital during Twenty
this l in 20.
hospitals right
This a many all other hospitals combined
people hospitals for mental illness than for polio
disease tuberculosis and all other diseases combined
million will be admitted
mental hospital for the first time this In addition about 100000
patients will hospitals admissions Thus total of
about $4,000 admitted mental hospitals each
year 100000 children for
form of mental disorder Gin mental hospitals psychac Clinics
or by private pychatrSts).
year physical 100000 Of them had illnesses
caused by emotional disturbances
Mental disorder important factor 500 1919 Of the medical
treated by physicians.
other personality dis
usually significant factors criminal behavior, delinquency
suicide alcoholism addiction and often of divorce
About 1,75OOOO crimes committed year.
About $1,000 people addicted narcotics
About 100000 people are problem drinkers
About II, 600 people commit suicide each year
About 100000 before the juvenile each
For every four marriages there is one divorce
H. Whot the mojor mental illnesses?
patients schophena; and each about 800 of all
patients admitted hospitals schophren This disorder
demeia praecox has its incidence between
the of 20 and 35
cerebral atenocleross for $3.50 of all
admitted each Known the pyhoses OF old age
disorders claim Of their victims after 60.
May Is MENTAL HEALTH MONTH DO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-18

It's fact! The same money buys you more when
you one-stop shop at APP because the scores
of items you use over and over are always priced
low here with specials as bonus! Your money
goes even further when you buy ALP Exclusives,
such as Jane Parker Baked Goods, Ann Page Fine
Foods and APP premium quality Coffee!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11
OvhIor fashions that score a
TOUCHDOWN

High hoos girls with the shop Of
on Fourth Floor Streeot eonVenen like mehondse the
branch store nearest you!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-11

Velvet Cleopatra beret in brown,
red, navy, black, sapphire, emerald,
purple, Dior blue, beige, Poris ruby.
$3.50
Crushed satin profile beret in black,
navy, mink brown, white, emerald,
Dior red, beige, sapphire. $7.SS
Street Floor, = Street; olso OF oil bro7eh
sores but not In oil colorS u
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-09
amestown Droma f4ighiieht

Friday S reenactment Of the mar
mage Of Pocahontas and John Role
a jamestown was only The first
OF 1874 wedding ceremonies this year
for Alr and Mrs James Moflatt
Selected 60 portray the lovely
Indian maiden and heI colonist-hus-
band the Moffatts VIII be mar
ned the other 1873 times when they
continue their roles in The Foun-
ders. Paul Green's new drama Of
jamestown which viii open in VIII
harrisburg on May l3
Last week S ceremony, held III the
old church at jamestown. marked
thc anniversary Of the historic we'd
dine in 1914. The morning event
also served as a reunion for all
descendants Of Pocahontas
For the jamestown colony the
wedding Of Pocahontas and Rolfe
was more than a colorful occasion,
though Since the young maiden was
the daughter Of the powerful chief
tan. Powhatan, their m aria e
formed bond Of unity between
the English settlers and the hostile
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-09
Business and Industry
E)ickers0n H0uOred
For Car Sales W DIRK

Top statesmen ia the Richmond
Chevrolet zone during 1856 We're
honored at the annual recogni-
ton banquet Of the zones 100
Car and 50-Car Honor Club held
Thursday ApUl 4 at Hotel JEFF
ferson. Richmond
Among those honored was G..
r. Dickerson, Of Newman Chew
rolet Sales Corp of FaImville.
W mbership. as well as officers of
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-09
Jamestown Dromo Hsheht
If Repetition Is Binding, Pocahontas
And John R0Ife Will Really Be We'd

native Indians which was to last
unul the Indian Massacre Of 1922.
The Founders tells the story Of
the jamestown colony from its
settlement in 1907. through The
torrid massacre Of 1922 A new out
door theatre. The Cove is now
beng completed for the drama near
the site Of Green's other noted his
torical production The Common
Glory Opening on the 350th ami
versary Of the colonists' landing a.
jamestown, The Founders VIII be
given each afternoon. except Mon
days through October l9
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-09

James w. Ayerill Union Bank
and Trust Company cashier, has
accepted a position as assistant
vice president and manager OF
Mountain Trust Bank at Vlnton
near Roanoke
AverilI viii leave amelia May
10 take over his new duties May 6
H went to the Amelia bank fou
years ago from Bluefield w va.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-09
Fowllatan News

Miss Elizabeth Jessup. Of Wash
ington is visiting in the home Of
MI and Mrs W r Parker.
f F Yates wiz attend a meeting
in Norfolk Wednesday
Nh and Mrs. Oren Collier. and
sons. visited at Urbanna last week
end
John Campbell IS returning home
from the Retreat for the Sick hos
pital this week end.
Russell Wilkerson has also re-
turned home from a Richmond hos
pital
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-09

PampIin school shop The repair
class meets at $50 ana is super
vised by r N. AshwOrth. and W
L. Motley. instructors Of yoca-
tional agriculture at Appomattax
high school
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-04-09

the club are determined annually
on the basis Of outstanding sales
performance Recognition n q
presentation Of awards to the APP
proximately $50 OUTSTANDING
statesmen was made by P c,
Loehr, Richmond Chevrolet Zone
manager
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Farmer Activities
Held At Pamplin

The last meeting in the current
series Of Adult Farmer Glasses at
Pamplin will be held Thursday
evening April II at 1870 o m. at
the Pamplin school
The newly organized farm ma
chinery repair class Will meet
each Wednesday night in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-29
SALESMAN
LIFETIME CAREER

We need q good salesman who Is
looking for a lifetime career with
aboVe-average earnings every year.
Our business is not affected by eco
nomic conditions. 70ea of the home
offer better plan for them to
acquire 1t NOW. No competition. II
you are OF good appearance ethical.
have a car and live in Mont. Co. or
NV. Wash We invite you 10 come
in for a personal interview. II quail
fed training by experienced sales
leaders will equip YOU in one week so
that you can get started on this path
to lifetime security.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-29
ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT

Director Of Geological In
stltute OF nom profit scien-
tific organization needs a
top-fiight secretary with of
nee MANAGEMENT experience.
Must be capable. responsible.
college-trained person pos
sesstng judgment and pleas
ant personality. 81 h-hr wk.
Excellent working conditions.
Liberal employc BENEFITS.
Please state salary require
ment. Box .b2.x. Star.
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Opportunity
Unlimited

Advance rapidly as Q
management trainee. Inter
eSting work, no experience
necessary.
Because of our rapid ex-
pansion, we offer an ex-
cellent opportunity for men
age 81 through %, with al
least high school education
No selling, no experience
necessary. Interesting of.
flee and field work, with
expenses paid. Friendly CO.
workers, attractive salary
Outstanding employee bene-
fits, plus rapid promotions,
and secure future.
Build your career as a
branch manager with Amer
ica's Oldest and largest
consumer finance company
Write, phone or come in to-
day, and talk with us about
your career with HFC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-29
HELP----MEN

WE WANT A MAN who believes
In his ability, who Is not afraid Of
hard work, and who expects to be
compensated accordingly. To the
man who Qualities, we offer q per-
manent and independent business
career within the framework OF our
national organization. Box 470-X,
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HELP WOMEN (cons. I,
Administrative Clerk

Research organization, South Ar,
lington. Bookkeeping training or ex
perience desired. Must type accu
rately and like detail work; under
30. Salary. S55 to $50. OF 4-fif303
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-29
OFFICE MAN

AAA-l national manufacturer re-
quires young man for it's warehouse
operation. Must be dependable, able
10 type and knowledge OF bookkeep-
ing. Excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement. good salary, and many
company benefits. Write. giving full
particulars to P. o. Box 5l39, Ben
ming Station. Washington 10, D. c.
OFFICE MGR. -Middle-aged man to
manage S-clerk once of national
concern, permanent position: $3.50
per mo- to start. Box 1874. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-29
HELP---MEN

sALESMAN-DRIvER for wholesale
electrical establishment. Good sal
airy. excellent opportunity. BEACON
ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.. s051 18th
ST., Silver Spring,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-29
Paint Salesman
EXPERIENCED ONLY

We have an opening for expe
rienced paint salesman. to call OF
established and active accounts. Op
portunity for real future with un
limited income with old establishet
manufacturer of quality paint prod
ucts Telephone or write Mr.. H
Schneider for appt THOMSON
Paint Stores, Inc. 1916 l4th st. NV,
rU 2-2S25.
PAINTER, experienced, white. 70
large NV. apartment. Permanen
work. 5-day week. Apply Manager
5000 Conn. ave, between am
and pm.
PAINT SALESMAN. experienced SCI
Mr. Green. HUGH REILLY co.
1884 New York ave. NV.
PATENT SPECIFICATION WRITER
by reliable patent firm. Call MA
S-I921
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-29
SECURITY SALESMAN

Must be experienced, win supply
live leaos and some house accounts
plus q liberal drawing account. Phone
for appointment, Mr. JOHN C.
KAHN. RE 1860
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-29
ROOM CLERK

Immediate opening in downtown no.
tel: experience preferred but not eS-
sential; company benefits include
insurance and disqualification Apply
personnel office. Room $40. 1924
K st. NV, CAFRITZ CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-29
CLERKS
Clerk Stenographer

Experienced. with knowledge OF
shorthand preferred and initiative
to advance Interesting position with
excellent future, In Silver Spring
Office Very pleasant working con-
ditions. Good starting salary with
advancement assured for right girl.
Apply in person. 500 Fig Bldg,
S64l Colesville I'd. Silver Spring,
Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-29
Restaurant Manager

Must be experienced in food and
beverage service. Top pay. With
complete company benefits. Write,
giving full particulars Box 3sS-X.
Star.
RETIRED CLERK, white. must be
quick: hours 3-l2 pm. to work at
FALLS CHURCH MOTOR COURT.
597 S Washinston St, Falls Church,
Va. Phone ,JE 2-ullO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-29

SALESMEN-2 men to canvass fol
local home improvement company
Experience not necessary. Salary
draw plus excellent commission
Apply 1882 Pa. ave sc. between
q m and R.aO m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-29
LIFE INSURANCE. CO
MECHANIC

II you. are mechanically inclined
and seeking permanent position
with future We will train you as
q mechanic on merchandise vending
machines. Attractive employe bene-
fits, 5-day week. Must have hac
military service or he draft exempt
G. B. MACKE CORP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-29

PLUMBER. iobbing experience. 10
yrs. or more. d. c. drivers permit;
references. Apply ABA Conn. ave-,
THOS. E. CLARK, INC.
PRODUCE MAN. experienced. gooc
pay. Republication benefits. Apply
CORAL HILLS SUPERMARKET
4737 Marlboro pike. 10. $4,000.
PROOF PASSER, experienced or will
break in. Full or part time, over Il
married. have car: can earn Slot
wk.. full time. Ewes. JU. 5-391S.
RADIO Young man. ex-
perienced IN radio; no TV work
c. A. LEPPERT, ola Eye st. NV
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN - Rare
opportunity for a wide-awake. ener-
getic man; no experience required
IF YOU have sales ability. This Is
a chance to learn every phe Sc OF
this challenging business which can
and should lead TO a lifetime ca
reer with managerial and executive
possibilities; no part-time or short.
term applicants. II you have what
IL takes to be success, you nave q
chance to prove it NOW For appt.,
call AP 7-S400.
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC. ex-
perienced on cabinets and soda
fountains. Apply DELVALE COLO
NAL ICE CREAM CO.. 4l6 Canal
st. Sc. Ii. 4-6000.
RESERVATION elk. TRAINEES,
airlines; 8 days. start $4,000. ABB
BEY PERSONNEL, 1888 Eve 81. NV.
RESIDENT MGR. janitorial service
for new 17-unit apt. bldg. at 5SUl
Macarthur blvd; must live in. Sal
AIRY Sl00 per mon. For information
call MR.. DUVALL. DI, 1-6400
weekdays
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HELP--MEN
ROOM CLERK

For new MARRIOTT MOTOR
HOTEL, across 14th st.
Bridge. Va. Some experience
necessary. Top salary for top
caliber individual. Hours. z
a.m.-3 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-29

ms; $500 ap sOO ABBEY SSi FER PERs On
MEL, 1898 Eye st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-29
0OKKEEPING MACHINE
OPERATOR

Preferably with experience. but We
VIII train. Pleasant working condi-
lions. five-day week, liberal employe
benefits.
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BOOKKEEPER

Permanent or temporary Good
salary. Apply ALBAN TOWERS
HOTEL. 300 Mass ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-29

BEAUTICIAN, white. experienced.
WALTER REED POST BEAUTY
SALON. Hours, 8 to 9: salary and
commission. RA. $4,000. Ext. 1908.
Ewes, JU. T-9453.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-29

B0OKKEEPER, white, experienced;
detail minded. Position offers OPP
portunity in various phases Of
bookkeeping and accounting. s.
day week, vacation and insurance
Dement'S. Apply J. E. HANGER CO.
I'll G St NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28
MiddIeburg Hunt to Stage
Point-to-Point Card in March

MIDDLEBURG, Va, Feb. "a
(SpeciaD-The Middleburg Hunt
will come back to the point-to-
point racing circuit this yeal
with a program of six races al
Glenwood Park on Saturday
March is, beginning at 1870 pm
Three major trophies usually
posted at the annual Middlebure
hunter trials will be put up fol
competition over timber this sea-
son. the first time in a decade
that the hunting fraternity here
has sponsored a point-to-point
meet.
Using the handsome grand
stand facilities and part of the
regular timber course at Glen.
wood. the hunts benefit meet
for its paneling fund will oper
with two pony races and a half.
mile contest on the fiat fol
children's hunters. The pony
divisions will be 1872 and under
! and 14.2 hands down to 1872.
Jumps on the tagged course
used for the senior races will be
Of the Aiken type. not to exceed
feet 6 inches. The ladies will &c
2 mics in competing for the
Journeys End Bowl presented by
HRS. Lita Perkins. while the two
mems races will be at 2l2 miles
Gentlemen riders who are men,
bers Of a recognized hunt and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28
Change in Masters
Cuts Field to 40
For Lost z Rounds.

AUGUSTA. Ga. Feb. % tSpe-
ciaD There will be only AZ
players on the Augusta National
course for the last two rounds
of the Masters tournament, Cliff
Roberts, tournament chairman
announced yesterday.
A record eligible list OF liz
undoubtedly influenced the
change. Roberts gave as rea.
sons the desire to give every.
body an afternoon pairing the
last two days. to provide fol-
adverse weather conditions anc
to avoid any sense Of obligation
on those not scoring well who
do not wish to play out the u
holes.
Roberts said none OF the first
40 at The halfway mark ever
has won the title.
The chairman also announced
changes in traps and greens or
the eighth hole which will make
the uphill par S tougher Il
birdie and also will help spec
tators follow the play better
Heretofore two huge mounds OBJ.
structed the view.
The Masters will be held
April 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28
Auto Racing Fans
Get Opportunity to
Form Own Group

The call is out for auto racing
fans who want an organization
OF their own to attend the meet.
ing at 2 pm. Sunday in the
Cherydale Fireman's Hall, 39O(
Lee highway in Arlington.
Car owners, race officials
drivers and Northumberland.
less Of Affiliations or brand Of
auto racing--will be welcomed
but plans call for the everyday
fan to manage the group. This
resembles other non-profit rae
ing organizations throughout the
country.
Purposes Of the new club viii
be to stage social affairs, de.
velop fan interest and the gen.
eral welfare Of the sport, urge
better and safer auto racing
sponsor higher standards o.
craftsmanship. present award,
to outstanding sportsmen in auto
racing and give awards for ap.
pearance of cars. drivers anc
crews.
Lloyd King Of Harrisburg, Pa.
president Of the Checkered FlaI
Fan Club, will show movies hi
has made at Williams Grove anc
other Eastern tracks at the meet.
ing Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28
|Nidd|ecoff Rests
AS Baton Rouge
Tourney Opens

BATON ROUGE, La, Feb. %
I@.-Cary Middlecoff, the Ma
tional Open champion, was abb
sent today as the $4,000 Baton
Rouge Open got underway on a
discordant note.
The fidgety ex-dentist claimed
he was tired and underweight."
His next start, he said at his
Memphis home, would be in the
st. Petersburg Open, the next
stop on the winter tour week
after next.
Tournament officials said Mid
dlecoff had signed a commit
Iment indicating he would enter
the sixth annual 72-hole affair
here. A PEA committee will
study the matter and ask Mid
dlecoff why he didn't enter.
-Four players already have
been fined. tourney Spokesman.
said. under a new system for
regulating tournament play. Two
were fined for failing to play at
Los Angeles, one for throwing a
golf club and another for using
Iprofane language.
Although Middleton hasn't
Jared too well in earlier stops
on the winter tour, he would
have been among the favorites.
His accurate mid-iron game and
steady putting is tailor made for
the 6.450-yard Baton Rouge
Country Club course.
A host of top golfers, includ-
ing every winner in the eight
previous events of the, winter
tournament trail. will be shoot
ing at the favorites, Jay Hebert,
Doug Ford and Arnold Palmer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-28
Group II Tourney
Begins Tomorrow
AT Osbourn Hioh

Virginia's Group II. District
8 high school basketball tourna-
ment will get under way tomor-
row at Osbourn in Manassas for
both boys and girls divisions.
Warrenton boys, who finished
in a f1rst-place tie with Nokes-
vile at 60. open the playoffs at
$3.50 pm. by playing Rappahan-
mock t5-3). which tied for third
spot with Herndon. Nokesville
will meet Herndon at 9 pm.
The winners will play in the
finals at 8 pm. Saturday while
the losers will meet in a consola-
ton game at $3.50 pm. The
champion will compete in the
Stpte tournament at VPI, March
60.
In the girls division, Osbourn
ana Herndon meet at 2:30
pm tomorrow. while Rappahan-
mock and Nokesville clash at 1880
pm. The consolation game vii!
be played at 2::30 pm. Saturday
and the finals at 1880 pm.