Womanpower and education is the main theme of the first-'of a series of regional womanpower conferences arranged by the National Manpower council, held at Sweet Briar Coilege Friday and Saturday. Approximately a) representatives of industry, business, education, and state and national offices par ticipated in the two-day program on "Womanpower and Education." to assess the council’s newly published study, “Womanpower.-* Among them Was Dr F ancis G. Lankford. Jr., president of Long v.s od College According to this study, 3d per ont of all maned women in this c< entryJiold jobs toil i.v. fi:| pel" cent ef the employed women are married, and half are moT than 40 years old. Dealing with the significance of ■a", men's participation in the labor force in relation to the country's i tat manpower resources, the coun cil see*! the more effective development and

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