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sailor that sat way-back-on-
the-head.
Recently in talking with
Harry Frechtel, New York de-
signer manufactures who
brought back a number Of
Channels spring designs this
past month, we discovered he
was open in his admiration
for the woman who created
this look.
His particular coat favorite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-13

THE CHANEL LooK-Todoy's Interpretation Of the
casual sophistcoton Chanel mode fomous This soft
clipper jacket in wool and mohor comes in cherry,
light blue, navy, white eroy. The pleoted skirt in
light blue and white Available at Peck 6 Peck The
story goes that Chanel made this type costume popular
by going to reeotto in the twenties and getting
little chilly. She borrowed navy blue blazer from q
male friend and wore it her shoulders And thots
how this specific Chanel Look is sold TO have storted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19
Jews Approve
WorIdCouncil

KIAMESHA LAKE, N. Y,
Nov. 10 ga convention of
Conservative Jews has unani-
mously approved the forma-
ton of a World Council Of
Synagogues to stimulate Jewish
religious life.
The action came yesterday at
a biennial convention here Of
the United Synagogue Of Amer
lea. central body Of $50 afiili-
ated Conservative Jewish con-
gregations. One of the three
branches Of American Judaism,
the Conservatives are more or
less between the other two, the
Orthodox and the Reform, in
making changes IN services to
fit modern times.
David Freeman, director of
currency for the Israeli govern
ment and president of the first
Conservative Congregation in
Israel. told the 1000 delegates
a central world organization
might pioneer a religious re-
vival" in Israel.
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lDr. DuvaIl. this does not make
him insane as defined in the
Durham decision.
Mr.. Smithson said. IN eject,
that Leach Is no more suffer-
ing from a serious mental dis
ease than someone with q
minor cold could be considered
to have q chronic case Of
pneumonia.
Following the final argu-
ments in the case yesterday,
DR.. Duvall told newsmen the
change in policy at st. Eliza
beths was made to bring the
institutions nomenclature into
line with that used by other
mental institutions across the
Nation.
He said the hospital had not
adopted this change before
since authorities there were
afraid trial juries might gel
confused. "equating mental i'll
ness Of even the mildest sort
with insanity"
However, he said it is now
felt the general public's UNDER
standing and knowledge OF
psychiatry have advanced to
the point. where "the mental
diagnosis can stand on its own
two feet"
DR.. Duvall said a sociopathic
personality has an abnormal
character trait, but that this
doesn't mean he's insane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19

|ments are to be avoided while
the carriers are moving into
the Jet age. close to $500 mill
/ lion or more Of capital win
have to be raised within q very
short time.
The industry must be put
into sound financial condition
without delay because profess
sional investment opinion must
be reversed, and this takes
time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19
Boost Proposed
0nAirIineFares

A New York investment
banker today pointed to Fed
|eral subsidy as the only alter
native to increased fares fol
the Nations major airlines.
BENJAMIN s. Clark, general
partner Of White, Weld g. Co.,
told Civil Aeronautics Board
Examiner Ralph L. Wiser, that
unless the air transport indus
try can earn the favorable
opinion Of investors. either the
industry's progress viii stop OF
the taxpayers will have to SUBJ
sidize It again.
Mr.. Clark was the third wit
ness presented by American All
Lines in a public hearing on
general fare investigation.
The hearing, in its second
day today. may require weeks,
If not months. A representa-
tive of American Air Lines said
today he expected to take the
remainder of this week to pre-
sent his lines case. After that,
the airlines will offer testimony
in their alphabetical order.
Citing the commercial air
industry's need for large sums
Of money to enter the age of
jet aircraft" Mr.. Clark de-
clared in his written testimony:
1.-THE most pressing prob
lem is time. If subsidy pay
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personality patients who were
not psychotic as being without
mental disorder.
Mr.. Mage. using this as a
basis for his contention that
Mr. Leach should not be found
guilty. told the trial jury that
1t should therefore find the de-
PENDANT Innocent because he
has q mental disease.
This could fit in with the
Durham decision Of the United
State Court Of Appeals here,
which says a jury must ind a
defendant innocent Of a crime
where insanity is the plea) If
the jury finds he was suffering
from a mental disease or de-
feet at the time of the crime, 4"
and If the crime was the
product of this disease or de-
feet.
However. Assistant United
States Attorney Frederick
Smithson explained to the jury
that although Leach may have
a mental disease as defined by
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19
III. S. to Control
All Transportation
lin NucIeur Attack

Gordon Gray, director of the
ONCE of Defense Mobilization,
disclosed today that in case OF
a nuclear attack the Govern
ment would take over and con-
troll all transportation.
Mr.. Gray outlined transpor-
tation plans for the Nation
confronted with "the thermo-
nuclear age and the missile
era" He addressed the 18th
Annual Convention Of the
National Defense Transports
ton Association at the Shore
ham Hotel.
''It has become increasingly
clear" he explained, that in
an emergency involving nuclear
attack a much more effective
and tightly-knit organization
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19

would be required than was
earlier contemplated. / think,
too, that the role Of govern
ment must be more positive and
far-reaching than was here
tofore supposed.
mo one should anticipate
that there would be any room
in a heavily attacked economy
Tor the practice Of business as
usual"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19

Federal court trial OF John
ID. Leach.
Leach, who is charged with
having concealed his knowl-
edge. Of the theft of q car,
handouts and gun from a
United States marshal by an
other man, has pleaded inno-
cence by reason of insanity.
Testimony has shown Leach is
Ia "sociopathic personality =
one who is abnormally sensi-
tive or immature.
Held Mental Disorder
DR.. Duvall. questioned by
Hugh Magee. attorney for
Leach, said the nature Of
Leach's abnormality is now
classified by the hospital as a
mental disorder. He said that
until yesterday morning, the
hospital referred to sociopathic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19
Versatile Coutino

NEW YORK "A new roof
coating made from aluminium
and asphalt has been developed.
Its manufacturer says it viii
insulate. waterproof, and pre-
serve practically any type of
roof. It also can be used on
concrete, stucco. or cinder-
block walls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19

The increased pressures Of
t0day's. way Of life have In
creased mental stress. Help
the mental health societies
Of the National Capital Area
lend q helping hand. Give
the United way.
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st. EIizobeths Adds New
Insonity PIeo Element

change in policy at Elizabeths Hospital may have
introduced wrinkle into court involving insanity
pleas here.
The change announced yesterday by DR.. Addison
Duva assistant superintendent Of the hospital during
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-19

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24
HELp-WOMEn
CONTINUED
CLERK

For large real estate company; age
Approx. %; minimum tipping re-
|quired; 5 days; periodic increases.
ABBY RIM. $40. 1424 K st. NV
|cAFRITz CO.
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Bib THE EVENING STAR

= Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY. JULY "a. 1897
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Stenographer
AGE 20 TO IS

High school graduate to do
stenographic and general
once work: must have good
typing and shorthand ability,
S319 per month to start,
1854 in 3 months, other
periodic increases: 5.day,
40-hour week Apply
Washington Gas Light Co
PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT
100 Goth ST. NV.
NO PHONE CALLS
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BOX 294-H, STAR
INSURANCE OFFICE MGR.
LEDGER CLERK

Experienced accounts re-
ceivable clerk, for fuli-time,
permanent employment; g.
day week. no Saturday work.
Applicant must be high
school grad. between 2l-35.
who can operate once ma
chimes. Apply Personnel.
RIM. 6O2. $50 am. to $50
pm. weekdays: Q am. to
noon Saturday. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.
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RELP-MEH
PART.TIME

ealesmen-Young. married. white.
lowest budget price. family program
in area, min. $50 wk.. for those
who qualify. Servicemen who need
extra income accepted. No pressure
selling. Call IA. 1924. I'LL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24

Electric opr.. accurate; 5 days: will
consider recent graduate: to S65.
ALL-OFFICE EMPL. AGCY., I'll
14th st. NV. RIM. al. D1. 7-6632.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24
MELP-W0MEn
SECRETARY

SECRETARY
Age 26-35, to do correspondence,
NIL in Govt. bids, maintain security
records and credit applica tons.
Must be fast and accurate typist.
Shorthand necessary. Many COM
pany benefits. Salary commensurate
with experience. Phone ST. $500
for appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24
YOUNG MAN

For Interesting once career DO
sition in our company: draft ex-
empt. high school graduate with
d. c. drivers permit preferred
must present Q neat appearance
and like to meet and talk with
people: good opportunity for ad-
vaneement. Apply personnel once,
Srd noor. e10 18th ct. NV.
WANTED-service station manager:
good opportunity for man with
previous experience as owner oil
MANAGER; Write Box 6S or call vo
RELIABLE, COLORED MAN with q
little grocery store experience. Nc
other need to apply. References
DEAL ToopS S CENTER AP 4Pass sh nlE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24
HElP WOMEN

sECRETARY-sTENo.-o penins for
an alert young woman, as seere-
tary to the director Of promotion,
Of . national trade association:
shorthand and typing essential:
pleasant yorking conditions; air
8 to s.: 5-day week: Convenient
Dupont Cir. location. HU. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24
HElP-WoMEn
GIRL FRIDAY

To work full time. in q growing
and dynamic advertising depart
ment Is q special seeretarial as
slstant to statesmen and SUPER
visor Duties would include gem
eral secretarial and reeeptionist
tasks! tasks. Plus supplying Advertising
Excellent working conditions. IN
a one-estpblished concern: prior
experience In .imilar status would
be most helpful.
Applicant should be Of mature
sonsbie tvpinS and shorthand ana
Ct least one Years residence In
u. G, area.
Submit complete resume, stating
practical experience in advertising.
II any, in addition to other back
ent rate Of pay. All replies in
confidence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24
A REAL
OPPORTUNITY

An excellent position is avail
able to Q young man between the
ages OF % and 80 with experience
In handling real estate transac-
tons for oil companies.
This position carries q real op-
portunity to broaden your expert
ence In both sales and real estate
and assures a very satisfying future
with unlimited possibilities. For
interview call MRS. JUSTICE. IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24
HELP-D0MESTIc

COOK and light housekeeping,
5ls-day week. private room and
bath in aforementioned home 4
adults. Cook breakfasts and din
ners, make beds, do light house,
cleaning. supervise laundress Ad-
ditionAl help provided for heavy
work Starting salary so month.
Phone EN-. 2-Oll0,
G.H,W. CHILD CARE. experienced
with references. Call MRS. SMITH.
co. 5-563S. 24'
G,H.w., coloTed-Assisting cook At
house on New England shore
TRANSPORTATION and t3b week
August l-Sept. 10. local refs.
REQ. Boz BOOK. star.
G,H.w., plain eooking child care.
live In; excel living quarters,
refs. Call EN- 2-2i12, after /
pm.
HOUsEKEEPER, white woman. So
days. $50 week. motherless home
Springneld. Va. CAL IA. 5-4i41
LIVE IN, white. care Of a-yr. boy.
and apt, for working widow
Small salary. Arlington. OF
F-66as.
ABLE, pleasant plain cook and
gh.W.. for small family, no chill
dren. In country COTTAGE for sum-
mer Good city references. Phone
HU. 3-164B.
MATURE WOMAN, desiring home
and income as housekeepeT for
vidower and 2 small boys Write
swing full particulars, Boz 3O9-K
Star.
COLORED-MIDDLE-AGED woman
70 care for 7-yr -old and infant
Live IN. Call betv $3.50. TU.
2-1AAa
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MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE

ADDING MAcHTNEs. TYPEvRrT-
FRS, 125 and up. your ehoicej
new o. rebuilt. money IN. ~
a "a Pre- home deuonatratt0n
Call cf.ARK's. IN s-asas NOW.
Continued on Next PassI
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SMALL APPLIANCE
SALES

Several openings IN one Of wash
lngton's largest appliance stores for
women and sales trsiness. Liberal
starting salary, eommensurafe Mn
experience. REHABILITATION plan and
AL employe penefits. Outstnnding
opportunity for advancement II
our rapidly expanding small appli-
aEce department. See Mr.. AHREN9,
POTOMAC APPLIANCES a. TV.
9Th and z SITS. NV. ST. 3-327O.
STENOGRAPHER, some dictation,
interesting work, with wholesale
paper company. Capitol Hill area,
b-day wk., liberal company bene-
nts. r.: P. ANDREWS PAPER CO.,
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NTUA1loMS-MEM

ACCOUNTANT. 10. Alb. deg. Of
fert ~ yrs diversified sxper IN
Industrial and public accounting
Z yrs a. mRmt level, desired
career position OIL a-saa7
ATTORNEY. young. honor Grad
20 Yrs. government law, science
and math background expef
seilinE intanKibies. desires chal-
lenaing legal or business position
Boz 2k-K. star
CONSTRUCTION sUPERINTESD
ANT expef IN layout. instrum
wosk. schools. OF. hldes houses
Presently empl large project
BoN 4s2-K. star.
PROFESSIONAL HOUsEcLEANING.
window wafhing. floor vaxing
etc. 20. 2.9sb3
MAN. white. 30, wants temp. j5b.
Can type. RE- 6.fg5s.
MN available fer ali tyres house.
work. yard work. painting. earpen-
Try On hourly basis SALVATION
Army HARBoR L1oBI. NE. g.
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1895
7-DRAWER CHEST
1928
Choice Of 2 finishes
BEDDING AND SLEEP SHOP

BEDDING AND SLEEP SHOP
Were Now
200 Duran HeadboardS 995 SOS
so Prebuilt Mattress or
Box Springs, 8-oz. woven
ticking 3995-44.95 $50 ca.
300 Metal Bed Frames,
adjustable 995 SOS
35 Simmons Hollywood
Outfits 1895 6495
IS Sealy Mattresses, box
spring 1850 S37.S8 ca.
so Foam Mattress and
Box Spring Sets, twin
size, set 1895 6ss5
100 Foam Mattress and
Box Spring Sets, firm
density, twin size, set - 1926 S78
so Foam Mattress and
Box Spring Sets, double
size, set 1895 sos
"a Innerspring Studios 1895 59.95
Is Beds and Chair
Sets 1895 $50
"a Sofa-Bed and Chair
Sets - l0995 1898
rs Sofa Settles, sleep l. 1925 1888
10 Innerspring Studios = 5995 S45
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TO SAVE IN OUR GREAT THE>
GET THESE EXTRAS

GET These EXTRAS Pay nothing for delivery within
delivery aa No charge for ncratng the genuine
warranty appliances and teevon that only authorized
csed dealer like The Hect Co. offer And the further
Hecht expey department.
along with The Hecht Co.'s warranty orders
lay-away, all sales final Some limited quantities.
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BEDROOM, DINING ROOM

were now
10 Triple Dresser 3-Piece
Suite --------- 1859 IS 259.s5
80 Round Table, 4-Chair
Sets. maple - 1895 l09.95
Is French Provincial Side
Chairs by Drexel $42 29.95
7-Piece Tanbark Mig
Dining Room Suites 32995 259.95
Double Dresser Chest
and Bookcase Bed 1885 S1S8
Double DresSers, Chests.
Bookcase Bed 32995-34995 249.59
Triple Dresser, chest, 2
twin beds, set ----------4 79.95 359.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-05

1000 wool scuIptured Wilton,
oll-over tropic Ieof design. g
and r. widths. Green, grey,
beige, mouVe, nutrio, Grecion
rose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06

having the hands properly
placed on the club and apply.
ing the right amount of pres
sure.
I've already taken up the
proper placement of the hands,
but I've said little about the
amount of pressure that should
be applied. Let's settle that
right now. AS to the overall
pressure to be applied in both
hands, the best description that
comes to me is the old phrase
gently but firmly"-with per-
haps a little extra emphasis on
firmly"
Here's an important point
about grip pressure: The great
est pressure in the grip should
be applied in the last three I'm
gers Of the left hand. and with
the ring finger and the middle
finger in the right hand. APP
plying the greater amount Of
pressure at these points acti-
Yates the proper muscles for
holding on to the club and APP
plying just the maximum hit
you need.
(copyright 1857. John p. Ollie COD
Mail offer: Send for my PAM
phlet, THE -Four Way For.
mula." It's yours for 10 cents
and a stamped, self-addressed
envelope sent to DR.. Cary Mid
decor care Of this paper.
SUNDAY: Mid-rOund slump
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
By MERRILL WHITTLEsEY

Maryland's football squad
probably will elect a new CO.
captain today to succeed Jack
Healy. who told the squad yes
terday afternoon that he had
been advised to quit football
because Of a knee injury.
While the loss Of Healy will
hurt, the feeling exists that
neither he nor the Maryland
coaches expected him to play
this year. He had been listed
third in the depth chart at
right half when practice started
last Monday.
Jack suffered a knee injury
in the Wake Forest game last
year. but hobbled through most
of the game and caught the
winning touchdown pass.
Internal Llgaments Torn
It was discovered the internal
ligaments were torn. He missed
the next five games but re-
turned against Clemson. only
to reinjure 1t.
Healy missed spring practice
because Of an operation and
appeared to be running well in
light workouts this week. But
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
INJURY FORCES HEALY TO QUIT
T.erps to Elect New
Co-Coptoin Today

yesterday Or. Thurston (Turk)
Adams advised Jack to quit
football. He probably will help
coach the freshman team.
Healy was an obvious choice
for co-captain. He's q very
personable 21.year-old from
Brooklyn. In his sophomore
year, Jack gained $50 yards
rushing in 9 games. caught 10
passes. threw q and intercepted
3. Last year he ran for 1856
yards in limited duty.
The other co-captain is Cen.
ter Gene Alderton.
Fred Hamilton, now running
in what was Healy's No. right
half spot. may be the new CO.
captain. With Healy out, the
right halves are Hamilton, Bob
Layman. John Forbes and Joe
Behrmann in that order at
present.
Two More Casualties
The Terps came up with two
other casualties yesterday.
Ron Athey, slated to be the
starting right guard, will be
out at least a week with q
knee injury. and Charley Car
roll. No. 2 right tackle, still is
undergoing examinations fol-
lowing a bout with rheumatic
fever the past summer.
Maryland is thin at the
tackles and the coaches are
counting on Carroll, a stand
out with the red shirts" last
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
Big Heart, Scott
Win as Rivals
Are. Disqualified

Chief Big Heart and The
Great Scott defeated DR.. Jerry
Graham and Prof. Roy Shire
in a bout that overshadowed
Antonino Rocca's victory over
Karl Won Hess in the feature
wrestling match last night at
Capitol Arena.
Referee Jerry Gordet dis
qualified Graham and Shire
for tieing UP Big Heart in q
ring rope that was Jared loose
from the post.
Shortly before. Scott and Big
Heart tangled UP Graham.
Shire, NShire's manager. Bobby
Wallace, and the referee in
the ropes. With Gordet help
less. Scott and Big Heart pro-
ceeded to belt the other three.
In other matches Ricki Starr
defeated Angelo Savoldi, Danny
McShain won over Czaya
Nander and Aldo Ventura and
Oyama Kato wrestled to q draw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
LONG BIKERIDE HELPS
Sommerin Top Shape
To Aid CIV Offense

work out with him. Luce is
heading for the University Of
Miami as q freshman this fall.
Later in the summer. Mike
and seven others who are
headed for various colleges for
football. set up their own
training camp. They spent two
weeks at Bethany Beach
running and drilling in the
sand. The grass Of q football
field seems easy after that.
Weight At $50
Mike now weighs 100 pounds
and claims II don't think
there's an extra ounce there"
AS a sophomore, Sommer was
GW's leading scorer and led in
all the important ball carrying
departments with a 5.5-yard
average. He also was something
special with kickoff and punt
returns.
Last year when things didn't
go the same, two or three other
players took up the slack and
CIV had q good year anyway.
But II Sommer this year can
return to his 1855 form, 1t will
give the Colonials q big lift.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-06
BY GEORGE HUBER

Mike Sommer. George Wash
ington left halfback, is ready tc
display the get UP and 60 he
had two years ago as q sopho-
more.
Last year was an OF year
for the former Wilson High
School star after minor injuries
slowed him during fall practice,
But now he's IN shape to make
his senior year q memorable
one. having spent the summer
in an effort to get In top condi-
ton and stay that way.
One Of the things he did was
take q bicycle ride to Ocean
City, $50 miles away. That was
early in the summer, and II
took him IS hours to make the
160Smile trip. But it all helped
his plan to get In shape for q
big season.
Friend Helped Out
He spent q lot Of time
sprinting, playing touch foot
ball and working out on a play
ground near his home. making
1t interesting by having Lew
Luce. q neighborhood friend
and also q Wilson High product.