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Evening star., 1950-06-14
BY Dr.. Paul Popenoe
fter "a years of marriage. Mrs.

After "a years Of marriage. Mrs.
r. feels that she is losing out.
Until a few years ago, we were
one Of the happiest married
couples" she assures me. I'VE
have had everything in common.
We have always enjoyed each
other. I shall always love my
husband, and want and need
him. To me he is all that makes
life worth living.
But he has been gradually
pulling away from me these last
two years. He no longer needs
or wants me. In fact. he has
been quite brutal lately and says
his feelings have changed. For
the past few months he will not
come near me.
He seems to admire a woman
he first met about two years
ago. and has seen a lot of her
since. She Is married and has
family. and certainly will not
leave her husband. because he
is a good provider. But she will
stoop to all sorts Of petty deceits
and meanneSS. A friendship of
the kind my husband has with
her can have a devastating in
fluence on marriage.
Can you give me some advice
and encouragement. DR.. Popenoe? ?
I sure need it. Don't tell me to
keep busy! Besides keeping house,
I have a few music pupils. teach
Sunday school. sing in the choir.
and am pianist for another or
ganization. It's no use to advise
me to get into more activities!'
1t might be of some use. how
ever, to advise you to get into
more activities with your hus-
band, Mrs. R., even if 1t meant
dropping a few OF, those you men
'tion. in all Of which 1t is evident
that he can have no part.
1t would be much easier. Of
Evening star., 1950-06-14
HiIIcrest ORT Unit Plans Dinner Fete

New officers of the Hillcrest
Chapter of the Women's American
ORT will be installed at a dinner
dance to be held at 7:15 pm. to-
morrow at the Quonset Inn, 1925
Naylor road, Silver Hill, Md.
The officers are Mrs. Mortimer
Keats, president; Mrs. Samuel
Fishkin, first vice president; Mrs.
Morton Gilman, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Solomon Burg, treas
urer; Mrs. Jerome Lachman, cor
responding secretary, and Mrs.
Evening star., 1950-06-14

YOU did not have much time or
place for him in your life.
3. Pay attention to your sexual
life. After - years Of marriage,
it should be very rich and sat.
iSfying relationship.
II you need more detailed help
on any Of these points. write me
in care OF this newspaper and
inclose a stamped. Self-addresSed
envelope. This applies to the
other hundred thousand wives I
mentioned too! Failure of q mar
riage after nearly a quarter Of
a century usually implies neSlect
on both sides. not merely one:
and it can usually be remedied.
Evening star., 1950-06-14
B'noi Birth Cruise

The second annual moonlight
cruise sponsored by the B'nai
Birth Women of Montgomery
County in cooperation with the
mems organization will be held on
June 81 aboard the s. 8. Mount
Vernon. The party will leave the
Seventh street wharf at $50 pm.
Music will be provided by Davy
Crocker's Orchestra. Les Levy is
in charge of tickets.
Evening star., 1950-06-14

Miss Nancy Lee Moore and Mr..
Clarence T. Melvin. jr.. we're mar
ried June 8 in the Clarendon
Methodist Church, the Rev. C.
Fred Williams officiating. The
bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dolan B. Moore Of Arlington
and the bridegroom's parents live
in Tall Timbers, Md.
Evening star., 1950-06-14

-LOTSLuW PHOLO.
Calvary Methodist Church in
Frederick was the scene of the
wedding June 10 of Miss Myrtle
Elizabeth Brust and Mr.. Winfred
Bascum Edwards. The Rev. DR..
j., Franklin Haas officiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann Bielefeld
Brust of Frederick are parents Of
the bride and Mrs. Victor Edwards
and the late Mr.. Edwards of
Washington, formerly of Rocky
Mount, N. c., are parents of the
groom.
Evening star., 1950-06-14

Bush. Mrs. Irene p. Bury, Mrs.
Nellie w. Clarke, Mrs. Edith L.
Creveling, Mrs. Lena Somers. Mrs.
Helen Strobel, Miss Elizabeth r.
Waters. Mrs. Eta Whelan and
Mrs. Helen Zeller.
Evening star., 1950-06-14

Bernard Becker, recording secre-
tary.
Mrs. Louis Fedder, new president
of the Washington Region for
ORT, will conduct the installation.
Mrs. Abner Shelter is in charge of
arrangements for the dinner
dance.
Evening star., 1950-06-14
Picnic Hostess

Mrs. James A. Williamson will be
the hostess at the annual picnic Of
the Phyllis Lyman Colony OF the
National Society of New England
Women to be held at 1890 pm.
on Tuesday at her home. AIS Tyler
place. Alexandria.
Evening star., 1950-06-14

You can have ice cream in no
time at all with the new mix
which just requires adding milk
and freezing.
Evening star., 1950-06-14

columbia, S. CO.
The Chapel at Duke University
in Durham, N. c., was the scene
Of the wedding June of Miss
Ann Mildred Brabham, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cornelius
Brabham of Winnsboro, S. c.,
and DR.. John Ronald Blake, jr,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Blake of this
city. DR.. James T. Cleland Of
ficiated,
Evening star., 1950-09-26
$4,000 Sill Missing
In Mystery 'HoIdup'

A little mystery entitled who's
got the $4,000?" puzzled Washing
ton policemen today.
The money disappeared as
though by hocus-pocus yesterday
during "holdup" of a bank mes
senger for the Standard Drug Co.,
1929 Minnesota avenue NE.
Capt. Edgar E. Scott, assistant
chief of detectives, said he is cer-
tain the robbery was planned by
the messenger and the youth sus-
pected of making the grab. Both
IT. they are being questioned
along with a 15-year-old boy. All
are colored.
Another search was scheduled
today in the woody spot near the
store where the "holdup man"
says he dropped a paper bag con-
tanning the loot, Capt. Scott said.
the plot but apparently did not
participate, Capt. Scott added.
The 15-year-old byo was told of
Police are not eliminating the pos
sibility that a fourth person made
off with the money.
Evening star., 1950-09-26

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Evening star., 1950-09-26
Bolivian Was Divine
When He Hit AirIiner,
Killing S., Board Told

A veteran pilot yesterday re-
iterated testimony that a Bolivian
fighter plane was in a steep dive
when it ripped into an Eastern
Airlines DC-4 at National Airport
in November, 1949.
The crash, which killed all SIS
persons aboard the airliner and
left only Bolivian Capt. Eric Rios
Bridoux alive, came as both craft
were approaching National from
the south.
Joseph Zacko, a pilot and in
structor with IL years experience,
who was working the ground con-
troll position in Nationals tower
at the time of the accident No
vember l, told Civil AeronauticS
Board Examiner S. Thomas Simon
that the Bolivian plane was def
nitely in dive"
IL Witnesses Heard.
His testimony was among that
offered by IL witnesses yesterday
as the Civil AeronauticS Admins
tration pressed it's case to revoke
the limited commercial pilots Ii
cense held by Capt. Rios.
The Bolivian, head of his coun-
try's civil aviation at the time of
the crash here, was not present
and had no attorney at the hear
ing. His attorney, Gerald
O'Grady, Withdrew from the case
10 days ago because of inability
to locate his client.
Mr.. Simon, wartime naval
pilot, took the case under advise
ment at conclusion of the one-day
hearing. The case came to him
through CAA's strong recommen-
dation that the license be revoked.
Virtually all testimony presented
yesterday repeated that heard
during the CAA's hearing several
months ago. CAA charged the
Bolivian operated his aircraft in
q careless manner, failed to heed
traffic instructions and failed to
obey traffic rules.
Government Attorney Present.
Capt. Rios, in a reply months
ago, denied blame and charged
Eastern and tower operators were
at fault.
Damage suits have been filed by
Eastern and by relatives of the
victims in amounts ranging from
SIS, 900 to $500,000. Seven of them
name the Government as defend
ant and C. Frank Reifsnyder, as
sistant United States attorney, was
in the hearing room yesterday.
Capt. Rios himself has sued
Eastern for 100000.
Evening star., 1950-09-26
Proof Sought 10 Free LITER
In R. |. May Murders
By the Assoeiafed Press

OMAHA, Sept. 26.-Charles Ed
ward McClelland's former en-
ployer has spent the last several
days in Nebraska seeking evidence
to back up his contention that
McClelland is innocent of the r.
L. May murders in 1947.
William T. Collins, Minneapolis
carnival operator, told Gov. Val
Peterson last week he can prove
that McClelland was, with his
carnival at Mason City, Iowa, the
night Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. May II.
prominent Alexandria (Va) cou-
pie, were killed. The young couple.
returning from a Colorado vaca-
ton, was found shot to death at
the edge of Omaha. McClelland
admitted the slayings while serv-
ing time for a bad check convic-
ton in Colorado. He was turned
over to Nebraska authorities and
sentenced to life Imprisonment in
Nebraska after he pleaded guilty
to second degree murder.
Later McClelland said he had
given "phony" confessions in
order to obtain his release from
Colorado.
Evening star., 1950-09-26

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Evening star., 1950-09-26

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Evening star., 1950-09-26
|Dr. kcCracken 10 Address Festival Of Faith 0ct 29

DR.. Robert J. McCracken, min
lister of Riverside Baptist Church,
New York, will be the speaker at
a Protestant Festival of Faith at
8 pm. October 20 in Uline Arena,
the Rev. George E. Schnabel, pas
tor of Albright Memorial Evan
gelical u. B. Church, announced
yesterday.
Mr.. Schnabel made his an
nouncement at meeting of the
Washington Ministerial Union in
Evening star., 1950-09-26

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Evening star., 1950-09-26


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Evening star., 1950-09-26

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Evening star., 1950-09-26

| Mount Olivet Methodist Church,
Arlington, Va. DIR. Edward B.
Willingham, president of the
union and pastor of National
Baptist Memorial Church, pre-
sided.
The mass meeting, expected to
attract 10000 persons, will open
week-long preaching mission
sponsored by the Washington Fed
Grafton of Churches. Mr.. Schnabel
is chairman of the preaching mis-
sion, which will run from october
20 to November 8.
Evening star., 1950-09-26
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Evening star., 1950-09-26
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Evening star., 1950-09-26

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Evening star., 1950-09-26
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Evening star., 1950-09-26
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Evening star., 1950-09-26
Randolph to Speak

Jennings Randolph, assistant to
the president of Capital Airlines,
will address the kickoff rally of
Evening star., 1950-09-26

the Prince Georges County Com
munity Chest campaign at 8:15
pm. October at the Prince
| Georges Golf and Country Club.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-03-10
No Small Timers There

Last week while attending the annual Farmers Union Cen
trail Exchange stockholders meeting ST. Paul the opportunity
presented itself for attend day of the Minneapolis
Chamber of Commences annual Farm Forum Subject of the
of that day Plan and interest to
the least terrific with the Nicoet Hotel ammed the
"gun-ales' with people from all over the Northwest
Now there is doubt my mind that the Minneapolis
c. of c. is just conservative in outlook the Montana
Chamber of Commerce But in conducting panels
versa issues there important difference Where
the Montana c. of c. convention featured oaded
panel valley authorities without solitary valley authority
advocate the panel the be said
Skbbnzed" Minneapolis c. of c. Their panel discussion
all should be every respect Not only did it pro
Brannan Plan members Assistant Secretary Agriculture
Hutchinson and Montana FL President Chapman and two
ant-Natonal Farm Bureau President Kline National
Grange Master Goss but Also the moderator did splendid
job of impartially handling the day-ong seminar
The Montana Chamber of Commerce might we'll emulate
the Minneapolis chamber when schedules future
sions Not only would give Montana people unbiased
approach controversial problems but would prop
prestige which chamber has losing these
past of
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-03-10

facts the Schoenbos principal fault that he took
value had received that he would have
free hand making Warm Springs into modemanaged hos
pa for the mentally ILL., that he naive enough in the be
ginning to believe he would be permitted to do job without
falling into the pitfalls that because of political
| pressures.
Enough the details concerning Schoenbo AS noted
BEFORE the portent this dismissal may transcend just
mans immediate future.
this be pattern of things to what then will be the
fate of Warm Springs and its 1900 inmates and 800 employees
solely political philosophy becomes dominant in its
ment?
If similar pattern followed other state departments,
such highway and unemployment what then will be
the highway construction program the eff
cheney of the Unemployment Compensation Commission? AL
ready there atmosphere of uncertainty both depart
ments undercurrent of fear who's head will be the
next to be severed by the political executoner's
If such atmosphere of fear becomes general will
future be able the of qualified take
administrative positions if they must work under pol
itica surveillance?
What will be the overall effect the continuing struggle
of Montana people make their state progress To
of progressive legislation? Will pattern
in time make Montana people turn away disgust from lib
eraD trends which again started the way
political ascendency 1913 and because place else to
again place Republicans in the drivers seat
in Montana's state administration?
Thoughtful progressives Democrats and all others
ested the webeng Montana should give the possibilities
outlined above considerable thought The
may we'll hang in the balance You have within your power
that these possibilities do not about-HARRY L.
BILLINGS
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-03-10
An Opportunity To Correct A 'Misquote'

Should the Congress decide give the socaled ideands
to the coastal states the groundwork will be laid the
pete elimination of federal controls navgable rivers
within the various states This that the
Commission would longer have the authority protect
peoples interests against the depredatons of the power
The tidelands" bill recently reported of House
committee favoraby and there likelihood that
the House with votes spare. Once clears that
chamber will to Senate committee and there
ability that public hearings will be held by that
fore making recommendation the proposal to the full
Senate.
Some months back services reported that
Bonner while New Orleans had endorsed the giving
most valuable oil lands to the several states More recently
ports circulating in Helena that the Governor mis-
quoted If the latter be correct them when Senate
held behooves the Governor to appear testify OPP
position to the proposal 1t foregone conclusion
ponents of the will offer evidence to the
the press reports that out of New Orleans
the time of the hearings the of Montanas
will be considered proof positive that he does Civ
this most valuable federal to handful of
states-or their assignees-the major oil companies
PRIZE HEADLINE OF THE WEEK
John L. Lewis the Winner and Still p."-GREAT,
FALLS TRIBUNE.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1950-03-10

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-10-16
FRENCH ABANDON
 ANOTHER BIG POST

SAIGON, Indochina, Oct. 16-lR- The French today announced ab- andonment of still another post on the China -Indonesian frontier-the small outpost Of Nacham.
 A military spokesman said the Nacham garrison lad withdrawn nine miles southeast to Dong Dang, last major French position before the frontier headquarter fortress of Langson, six miles further to the southeast
 The spokesman said evacuation of Nacham had heen accomplished without important fighting Other French sources said Communist led Vietminh troops had occupied Nacham following the French with drawal.
 The report of the abandonment of the post came as French of- ficials said privately it soon might be necessary to withdraw French forces from all Chinese frontier posts. In the past month the French have abandoned the posts of Dong khe, Caobang, and Thatkhe, leav- ing some 300 miles of the Chinese frontier open to traffic by the Viet- minh to and from supply and train- ing points in Communist China
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-10-16
20 YEARS AGO {,GT ETE EMPIRE
OCTOBER 16, 1880

noted grandson of the great summer Atkins Count Tolstoy Alaska was not US "onoer1u scenery the lack of local sf-goVern 
 George Kendler proprietor Alaska Dairy returned from trip the States
 Charles Tcket Mrs Tuckett returned after veweek trip in which they Wteo Sat Lake Francisco and Seattle
 Packing Company at Todd was Juneau the States
 Adoph Douglas the new assistant ot the power Charles Se who had been appointed U Commissioner at Juneau
 confagraton qncK work by prompt the Juneau Fire De- buildings and the city water tank but these ncpnt twostory structure at Sec completely burned The owner A. F. eranoperg there insurance The maboat Wilson moored on the Juneau soe of the channel hurried interested in Douglas property.
 Bradford for Wrangen enroute to Craig where he was Standard Oil station
 Weather low, 27; clear
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-10-16
FRIDAY, THE 18TH,
 NOTHING BUT BAD
 FOR SHIp'5CApTA!N

SKAGWAY, Alaska, Oct. 13- Special to Empire) Friday the thirteenth proved an unlucky day for William Gleeson, Captain of the s. s. Chilliwack Crank Water house vessel which has been dis charging coal and freight in Skag- way for several days). While leav- ing the ship to take an early morn ing walk-about 7:30 a.m.-he fell between the ship and the dock striking one shoulder and leg against the guard rail. Since there were no witnesses to the accident no one saw exactly what happened but one of the rungs on the ladder was carried away and this is thought to be the cause of the fall. Captain Gleeson hung onto a piling fully ten minutes before the second mate of the Chilliwack heard his cries for help. He was taken to the White Pass Hospital where medical examination show ed a broken right arm and left leg but no internal injuries. He will be taken to a Seattle hospital Sat urday by Alaska Coastal and Pan American. The s. $. Chilliwack sailed from Skagway for Vancouver Friday evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-10-16

must get 55 to 75 percent of the registered voters at the polls In order to carry such Strategic states as New York, Ohio, Illinois, Mis- souri and California. A smaller vote would lop off Democrat incum- bents, and a big turnout would increase the administration power in Congress.
 In most areas, Democrat scouts report apathy among the voters. Headline charges of Communism, responsibility for Korea, and ap- peasement of Russia have not stir red up any excitement in the grass roots. One correspondent wrote, T wish the Republican war cry of Communism, Korea and confusion was clicking better, so the Demo- crats would get out and work. v
 Note - the Truman -MacArthur meeting was considered compro- mise between the two groups of Presidential advisers. The trip keeps the President in the war news, and also reminds voters that he had something to do with the big de- cision of Korea.