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, 1951-10-15
Norman Cousins, Others
Named To NAAP Board

NEW YORK, Oct. 15- Norman
Cousins of Norwalk, Conn.,, edi-
tor of the Saturday Review of Lii
terature and author of Modern
Man Is Obsolete" and other works,
is among four new nominees for
the board of directors of the Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People named at
a meeting of the nominating COM
mittee on September %.
Also nominated for three-year
terms on the 48-man board were
Rev. James M. Hinton Of Column
bia, S. c., president of the S. c..
States Conference of NAACf
branches and a leader in the figh
to end segregation in the schools
, 1951-10-15
"Jersey" Joe
WuIcott Records
Some Records

Television and radio fans will
long remember Jersey" Joe Wal
colts ringside speech Immediately
after winning the Worlds Heavy
Weight Championship. With deep
sincerity, Walcott humbly attribut-
ed his success to his unfailing faith
in God.
Inspired by this speech, two
songwritrs, Leroy Kirkland and
Herb Weiner wrote a song called
HAVE FAITH, embodying the
ideals and sincere religious beliefs
of this man, who in this speech al
so said, it was his ambition to de-
vote his life to the guidance OF
the Youth of America. When the
champion heard the song, he felt
it's theme so we'll expressed his
sentiments that he agreed to re-
cord the number.
To further enhance Jersey
Joe Walcott's recitation, Decca Re-
cords called upon one Of their top
ranking singers Of Faith songs,
Madam Marie Knight, to do the
vocal. The result is perhaps one
Of the finest records Of this type
ever produced. The backing EN-.
, 1951-10-15

be smuggled into them in a small
room just across from the mirror
and-marble ballroom where the re-
ceiving line will stand.
The little room, bare of every
thing except small chairs and
matching table, is now the child
ren's dining room where Sir DIV
err and Lady Franks two daught-
ers, Caroline, IL, and Alison, 6,
have their tea and crumpets. This
room is adorned with one of two
pairs Of most unpretentious pict-
ures Of Princess Elizabeth's par
ents, George vi and Queen Eli
zabeth.
The portraits in the children's
dining room are black-and-white
photographs Of oil portraits of
their Majesties in their coronation
robes.
, 1951-10-15

No less than four Browns were
injured in the one-sided fray, wit
messed by 33,968 fans in the Lake
front stadium.
Coach Paul Brown, and most of
the players, had little to cheer a.
bout over the teams performance
in its opening home game of the
season.
eve played sloppy football"
Brown said, but he took refuge in
the fact that the squad had a n
tural letdown after keyed up for
the game with the Rams in Los
Angeles last week.
Cleveland capitalized on Red
skins fumbles for three of their
touchdowns as they handed Wash
ngton it's worst defeat in three
years.
Six Brownies George Young,
Ken Carpenter, Otto Graham, En-
erson Cole, Dopey Phelps and Bob
Oristaglio-S Shaped the scoring hon
ors with Lou Groza who booted
five extra points and a 27-yard
field goal.
Young, playing defensive lef
end, began the route by picking
up a tumble by Redskins quarter
back Harry Gilmer or the fourth
play of the game and running At
yards for the score.
, 1951-10-15
Cleveland Browns Run
Over Washington $50
By AIDE PONIKVAR

CLEVELAND, Oct. Is QNS)- The Cleveland Browns
7ere nursing numerous bruises today despite the fact that
hey came through with their easiest victory since joining
ne National Football League by downing Washington, As
0, yesterday.
, 1951-10-15
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Continued From Page 2
he said that the present status
must remain in force "until some
agreed arrangement is reached"
, 1951-10-15

ploys the same talent on SAY A
LITTLE PRAYER.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
SUMMER HOMES

5-BEDRooM, 2-batf
cottage on the Blue Ridge. on paved
Mt. Weather road. Wonderful view
delightful climate and desirable
neighborhood: $50 per month. S750
the season. Shown by appointment
only Call Mr.. Mower. GIL. O454
JOHN ALLEN JOHNSTON, Real
Estate; Leesburg. Va. Phones 6sa
NEAR BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, Pa
Beautifully furnished modern country
stone house, 4 or bedrooms; swim
ming; / mile off hard surfaced road
Also smaller house. BY season OF
month. co. 2754; or CO. 259s,
BERMUDA-Available summer season
June 1-Sept. /. three bedrooms, 2k
baths. completely furnished house
private swimming rights; near goli
course; only 3h hours by air from
Washington: 81 900 season. Write
or call FRANCIS L. PATTON
owner. Leesburg fVa.} SCR.
WANTED for season, cottage on bay,
near D. c.; reliable couple; fur
nished; all modern conveniences;
one or two bedrms.; state price;
must be reasonable. Box 244-V,
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

COTTAGE on South River, on private
estate; couple for summer season; !;
electric kitchen; boat. Telephone
TALL TIMBERS. MD.-3-bedrm. cot
taEe: a.m.c.; season or weekly; open
Sunday Telephone weekdays only.
LEONARDO. La. 6-SS52. Ss
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic,
Nd; furnished cottages for rent by
week to college graduates at careful
ly restricted beach. assuring con-
genial friends for all the family.
Quickly reached week ends without
bridge toll, and some drive to work
daily. Large community building
with varied program; sandy bay
beach; good fishing area; picturesuie
cliffs. streams and gulches. mostly
heavily wooded; abundant Miocene
fossils; fresh water lake. One cot
tage for sale. many lots to choose
from including bay fronts. Literature
on request. Drive down any time;
4.6 miles beyond Prince Frederick.
LET US SOLVE your vacation needs
vicinity Beverly Beach; reservations
now. weekly or season. CO. 576s
FURNIsHED COTTAGE, ami; 81
mi. from District; refs. exchanged
WI. 35O6 Sat. pm. and Sunday.
SOUTHERN Md, so mi. from wash !;
ami. 8 rms, 8 bedrms., furn., with
direct shore frontage; good bathing;
siMsnr seas1n rentsl Boy m ass,y ,ls Star ~,
ocean beach at Ocean City. Md
Call WI. 17S6 after ID noo4.
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

Mr.. BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, Pa
Beautifully furnished modern coun-
try stone house; 4 or bedrooms;
sWimmins sWad me- .,, me ne on nard,surdaceo
or month. CO. 2754 or (Co. 259S-
ofice). --S
FOR SALE-2S acres. with 100 peach
trees now in blossom and very at
tractive, grapeyines. barn. chicken
brick-and-concrete modern, OIL
heated. rockwool insulated res. with
o Away view on Hwy. No. 55 with
400 front IT. offered at S16.500, or
will cut of B acres with 350-ft.
os1ss II S1a.o1fl: "a nTg iyst WIN mile nv fi west 81
Front Royal va.
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WATERFRONT BUYS
$1,000 down buys a lovely 2-bed-
rm. bungalow at Snug Harbor on
me bay; furn. and equipped; newly
BAY FRONT. RIPARIAN RIGHTS,
bungalow on large lot. Furn. and
eanippsd; 81. 500 down; attr. terms.
BAY FRONT HOTEL, lease or sale:
furn, and equipped; beer and Slot
machines: ready to go.
BAY FRONT ESTATE, 10 acres; home
with bedrms. and s baths. SER
dock; beautiful view: $50, 900,
WATERFRONT LOT. sewerage and
WEST RIVER-All-year 3-acre home: !:
4 bedrms... 2 baths; beautiful
grounds; fully furn. and equipped.
Lgs. water front and dock; S22, 500,
CLIFFORD C. WOODARD
West River 6421. Shady Side, Md.
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LOANS
REA, ESTATE DAMS

THIRD TRUST, 4O% discount, for
quick sale; need cash. Olympic
9314. Fri, SO; Sat, SUM-. all day.
End TRUSTS bought for spot cash:
2h TO AZ DISCOUNT. MD, VA.
OR D. C. MR.. QUICK, RA. 341S.
TRUSTS. 1st. 2nd and 3rd; Md. Va.
REASY R G cessi co. sos seisies n T. .vs aDAMs NV.
CASn F0R LIST AND END TRUST
NOTES. Incl LIST trust: on acreage;
quick settlement white or colored
notes IN d. c.. Nd. and Va. FULTON
r aoRDoN. the colorad9 Rlds;.
s1sesrs ssee ano oss8ssnssoa. sIsi NV ~ '''i'
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IDEAL WATERFRONT
CALVERT COUNTY

AT BANCROFT"
On wide tidal St. Leonards Creek, iust
on the Patuxent; most attractive
and UNIQUE new log house; large
living room with beamed high ceiling
and great fireplace, dinette, kitchen.
3 b;r. and bath. Also a smaller f2,
BID cottage here. and both are
DARES ON THE BAY
Two excellent buys at this year
around colony. one a modern 6-room
cottage with all conveniences. house
furniture and loft. boat included !:
the other of s rooms offers splen-
dld business opportunity and home
combined.
KENWOOD BEACH
Built by an artist for an artist, it's
small but charming and right on
Other listings of cottages on bay and
river from $4,000, as well as tobacco
farms and plantations. stores and
gas stations. Call me and come on
E. sTEUART VAUGHAN. Broker
Prince Frederick, Md, Phone 1921
Evening star., 1951-04-08

~IRsT AND SECOND rRusT LOANS.
R55A5RroW PAR REALTY Goa Eeaitors.
will buy second-trust notes, D. c..
nearby Nd or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST.
MENT CORP. 1912 " Y ave, nv.
National 5S33
=. Az, 5ss INTEREST, according to
son o cnsrss 81 se'qo' o4 ana oss
MOORE + HILL 70. 732 f7ft 81
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates, 3-to-5-year terms and
monthly. payments. P. J. WALSHE.
end TRUSTS BoUGHT@Top prices;
Immediate cash Gail day or night,
!. =. HOOVER. RA. 22S1, Gil. 6676.
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Of brdwalk. GE. 2466 or GIL. 0e62
OCEAN CITY, MD.
HOTELS. APARTMENT HOUSES
Available for the coming season
liberal financing.
54-rm. ocean-front hotel with dinini
rm. and cocktail lounge; excellen
income.
76-rm ocean-front hotel; better thar
average income; ideal location fol
cocktail lounge.
123-rm ocean-front hotel; in excel
condition; one of the largest in botf
income and size in Ocean City.
Apartment houses both on and of
the Boardwalk; from 2 units up T.
OCEAN CITY RESTAURANT
With 27 rooms. One of the few bust
nesses in Ocean City with year
round facilities; h.-w. oil heat; din
ing room will seat approx. 100
ample kitchen equip; ideal location
ample parking space. Priced for /:
quick sale before the coming season
For infor. on the above Ocean City
Md, properties, write or call Mr.
Glenn Steele, CT. 1920, Sun. ant
DAVID M. NICHOLS g. co
REALTORS
Is w. Franklin St.. Baltimore /, Nd
LEXINGTON RSEE
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LEON AcKERMAN.
Suite 100, Barr Building
BIO 18th st. NV.
Phone: Elk. O511.

.CINDER BLOCK
Lodge or beach cottage completed on
your lot: 12x1S. $1,75O. 24x3O,
$2;y44 30, plus plumbing and wiring.
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VACATION PLACES

RIVER COTTAGE FOR RENT-Lo-
gated on Shenandoah River; rs mi.
IRON @ p; e on Rt. IL. bet. Luray
Nat: PIX; ideal for summer and
week ends; good fishing, hunting; 3
small bedrms.. liv. rm., kit, GE
refgr: elec. range. fireplace, inside
plumbing, partly furnished; $50 a
cluded; refs. exch. Box 1875, RID 3,
Vienna. Va, s.
NEW HOUSE for rent, June 1-Aug
81, one block from the ocean. 10
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SAUNDERS POINT BEACH
27 MI. FROM WASH.
Large homesites on broad Chesapeake
Bay. sand beach, finest fishing and
safe bathing;. convenient to stores
and ANNAPOLIS. Pre-spring prices
from. 5000 UP, conv. terms. See
this before buying. From 18th and
II st. ne, Benning rd., turning left
Beach signs to entrance, turn left
to Saunders Point.
BARSE STONEBRAKER
1885 K st. NV, MA. 44S3 or West
River 4102 or 7027. Owner and
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Ocean Beach, Md,
on the
Atlantic Ocean
$3.50

Visit ocean Beach. Md, Washing
toms closest and one of the. best
planned beaches on the Atlantic
Ocean.
We are now able to offer large beau.
tiful sites Approximately one-hali
acre) at the amazingly low price oil
$3.50. Terms, $50 down, SIC
monthly. For additional informa.
tion on how to reach Ocean Beach
LEON ACKERMAN
Suite 100, Barr Building
910 18th st. NV.
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

WILDWOOD, N.J.-Apartments, bun.
galows. business properties. OCEAN
CREST REALTY CO.. 62l1 Pacifi,
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LOTS

In order to complete the
settlement Of the late j. S.
Gruver's estate. we are Offer
ing some choice bldg. sites To-
Gated in beautiful Woodside
Forest Silver Spring, Md. For
fun information call G. r.
SMITH.
81. 5644
between 1890 and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
SUMMER CAMPS

CAMP ROCK RIDGE. a real countr,
camp: boys 6-12 yrs, girls s-S yrs.
horseback riding, swimming, shop
pnotograohy, all-night camping trips
oonnres, ETC.; separate age groups
constant supervision by experienced
counselors; Rock Ridge has its owr
Iresh vegetables. meats, poultry anc
dalry products. Call or write for in
formation. GRACE, NJ. BEARD, Hern.
don, Va. Tel. 27-W-11
Evening star., 1951-04-08
CONNECTICUT AVE
Springtime Opportunitv

Springtime Opportunity
Sit 90 down stakes your claim to 8
piece of the good earth in Homewooc
where there are dogwoods by the
hundreds and oak trees waiting II
shade your house. You won't miss
the $50 each month that pays for 8
Homewood half acre before yor
know it. Prices range from $500 tc
$1,000 and you will be less than 2E
minutes from town, mostly over the
new Shirley hwy.
MASON HIRST
Annandale. Va. Phone FA. 7447
Closed Sundays.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
Ocean Beach, Md.
on the
Atlantic Ocean
$3.50

Visit Ocean Beach. Nd. WASHINGTON :.
closest and enc of the best-planned
beaches on the Atlantic Ocean.
We are now able to offer large beau
tifn sites approximately -hal1
acre. at the amazingly low price
OF $3.50. Terms, $50 down, $40
monthly. For additional informa.
phone RE. 1892 or EX. 2999.
LEON ACKERMAN
suite 100, Barr Building
80 18th Street NV. So
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C0LORED = BRANDYWINE, IS mi
y. C.-l to 10 acres; easy terms.
!: M. HUNTER, IL. 3-S2O5.
COLORED--LGE. BUILDING LOTS.
6uxI20; excellent location near Dis
in. Terms can be arranged. Cal
10. S-6675. o
COLORED - Beautiful wooded lots
racing Du Pont park, now avail. for
puliding; moderate terms. Archi-
tect services furnished. PARK RID.
HOUSING CO.. DE. 1710. VI. 4765.
Evening star., 1951-04-08

SEE KING sEABEE, Martin
Atlas Royal Outboard Motor Parts
Repair Service for AL Makes
Outboards Rented, 1h, 8, 5. IL HIP.
SHERIDAN OUTBOARD MOTOR CO.
6135 Ga. Ave. GE. 304O.
YACHT INSURANCE
Surveys and Appraisals
HUGH ALEXANDER, DE. OO07
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SMALL FARMS

CUNNINGHAM ACRES
tout Defense Highway
LANHAM, MARYLAND
Outstanding Values
Each lot approximately
IA ACRE
$3.50 TO 5000
500 down. SIS monthly.
Beautiful wooded homesites avail.
able in one of the fastest growing
communities in Prince Georges
County and where you can still
get over " acre of ideally situated
$3.50
46 lots sold since January /, 1861
Eight compelling reasons-large lots
many with beautiful oak trees
pure city water, phone service, faSi
bus and train connections. roads al.
ready installed, low county taxes
easy terms. BUILDERS ATTENTION
INVITED.
Directions: Bladensburg I'd. to Peac,
Cross. turn right out Defense hwy
5 miles to large sign 'Lanhan
Park" at office on left side OF De
tense hwy. Office open daily ant
Sunday. 10 am. until pm.
THOMAS F. HALEY
Evening star., 1951-04-08

$1,000
White-shingle bungalow. consisting OF
liv. rm. with large bay window, av-
erage size dining rm., fully equipped
kit, 2 lge. bedrms. and bath, stairs
to lge. foored attic. full bsmt. with
laundry trays, built-in garage, h
w.h., aluminium storm windows and
screens; yr.-around home; hard-sur-
face street in front of property:
house approx. 2 blks. from. street.
Beach. Inquire for Bost Cottage, OF
call for appointment to inspect.
Evening star., 1951-04-08
OCEAN CITY, MD.
Normandy Apartment

MAID .ACCOMMODATION
De luxe 3-bedroom unit, / mi. No
Of brdwalk. GE. 2466 or GIL. 0o62
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w IA GL4NG 1bS|AN L 11Ehd<kOhIL1 ElKbO
Severn River-Estate, gentleman
retreat; 3 acres, Handicapped grounds,
bulkhead, pier, perfect condition
The residence Is well suited for
gracious living, servants quarters
and garage. Secluded. Inspection
by appointment. Magothy River
25-acre estate, residence with oak
paneied living room, fireplace, din.
ing room with picture windows
overlooking a glen and the river
kitchen. buffers pantry, den
numerous bedrooms and baths,
dance floor, clubroom and bar
screened and deck porches; guest
cottages and caretakers' house,
stables and garage; h-mile OF
frontage with exquisite views Of
river and Chesapeake Bay; absolute
seclusion; suitable for large organ
iZation, institution or private use
Inspection By Appointment.
CHARLIE L. HUMPHREY & CO..
!? r. Redwood ST.. BALTIC. No. 2. Md
WEST RIVER-Very large waterfront
lot. fine harbor House, large liv.
rrn.. 2 bedrms.. kit. and bath, attic
for 2 bedrms., needs finishing. Fine
location.
sHoREHAM BEACH-AlI-year home
on large lot. Living rm.. 2 bedrms.,
kit. bath, glassed-in porch. oil heat;
terrnS co 1902 81
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peter j. hagan

Realtor, 1905 r. I. Ave. Brentwood
UN. S5S5. WA 1857
OPEN 8 TIL DAILY
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SOUTHERN MD.
ST. JEROME's CREEK

1--WE = = N4N o13
20 ACRES, 400 yards on
Eherry Creek. main house with
rooms and bath. double
saIage. lruit trees. chicken
houses and beautiful Shade
trees; S27,50O,
Evening star., 1951-12-18
BY Dr.. Poul Popenoe

It's an old story, but none the
less tragic whenever it happens:
Mrs. /. has discovered there's an
"Other Woman" in her husbands s
life.
In this case, the o. w. seems
to have several advantages She
is 10 years younger than Mrs. l.;
she has no children to tie her
down; she has some money (since
she has a good job in the same
organization that employs Mr.. -
and she seems to be utterly un-
scrupulous-if you call that an
advantage,
Of course, that isn't the way
Mr.. I. tells the story to his wife.
Il discovered by accident what
was going on" she reports. II
have been suspicious for months
because my husband was staying
out until 2 or 3 o'clock in the
morning. I finally confronted him
with the evidence and he ad-
mitted it. He told me almost every
thing except her name. She is
going out to night clubs and such
places with him and paying part
or all of the expenses. I have
absolute proof that they have gone
a great deal too far.
"He claims the O. w. Is interest
ed in her job and simply wants
to learn what she can from him;
that she is a woman of fine
character. who would never do
Evening star., 1951-12-18
New Honnenukers Attend
Courses Held at Burdick

dents are busy right now making
decorations for Christmas, among
them SNOWFALL candle of whipped
wax. decorated with sequins or
strings Of small pearls, and alto
gether smart and elegant looking.
Their curriculum? The girls
learn to prepare food-including
cooking for two, and the use of
leftovers. They learn the tech
niques Of entertaining-the prep
aration of tasty snacks, party
planning, etiquette. They learn
interior decorating and go with
Miss Winifred Alvather, in
structor of the course, on field
trips to local stores, to price fur
lniture and study material and
construction. They also visit ex-
Ihibits that will contribute to
their appreciation of china, stem
ware and other household ap-
Ipointments.
A healthy dose of consumer
education is part of the course,
as a matter of fact, with data on
labels, cans, soaps and detergents
taking its place beside nutrition,
menu planning and budgeting OF
time and money.
Learning how to make minor
repairs to household equipment is
included, as well as data on re-
finishing furniture and on ef-
lfective laundering.
Evening star., 1951-12-18
Churchill VisitDefined
BY English Writer

II think it is fair to say that
they will not necessarily agree
with all the policies of the United
States Government, he asserted,
but emphasized both men are and
always have been the strongest
advocates of a close Anglo
American alliance.
Britain, under Mr.. Churchill,
has. / am sure, no intention of
trying to go it alone or of deyel-
oping a foreign policy at variance
with that of the United States,"-
he said.
Mr.. Buchan predicted there will
be no startling changes in the
actions of the British government
under Conservative Party guid-
ance. He said he did not think
the Conservative Party will di-
verge widely from the policies Of
the Labor government"
I'm my personal opinion, the
Conservatives have greater re-
sources of able men to draw upon,
and I would hope that a great
many policies will be improved
upon and a great many mistakes
rectif1ed." he said.
He referred to Mr.. Churchill
as "the only politician we now
have who is not afraid of civil
service" and added. "it is an ad-
vantage to have Mr. Churchill as
head of the government"
Speaking on the subject, "The
Significance of the British Elec-
tions." Mr.. Buchan stressed his
views were purely personal.
He said most Britishers agreed,
when the results of last October's
British elections came out that
they were both surprising and
discouraging."
Surprising because when the
campaign began in late Septem-
ber it looked as if the Conserva-
tlveS would gain a clear and easy
victory" and "discouraging be-
cause it would seem that even
after an immense amount of pub
I lie debate, the British electorate
lis divided into two opposing halves
of almost equal size," he pointed
out.
Mr.. Buchan said Britain is not
such deeply divided nation as it
would seem and added one reason
for the almost even balancing of
the vote rested on the very great
similarity between the platforms
lof the two main parties.
Evening star., 1951-12-18

The belief that Winston Chur-
chill's coming visit to Washington
will be for the purpose of explor-
ing and expressing with his
characteristic vigor" the strength
of the bonds which unite Britain
and the United States was stated
yesterday by Alastair F. Buchan,
Washington correspondent for the
London Observer.
Mr.. Buchan, former political
correspondent who covered the
British Parliament and was at one
time a prospective candidate to
Parliament, was guest speaker at
"a luncheon meeting of the
Womans National Democratic
Club.
Il don't believe, as has been
suggested by some newspapers,
that he is coming to Washington
in order to gain certain conces-
sions which will give him an ad-
vantage in British politics." the
newspaperman declared.
"Mr. Churchill is a great po-
litician but his mind does not
work in terms of petty advan-
tage," he observed.
Mr.. Buchan said he believes the
return of Anthony Eden and Mr..
Churchill to Office will have great
advantages. and pointed out both
command more respect and affec-
tion in this country than did the
Labor party ministers.
Evening star., 1951-12-18

anything improper. He claims he
doesn't want to leave but that he
can't give her up just yet-it
would offend her. Do you think
ought to order him to leave the
house? He won't want to give up
his two boys. Or, since this woman
is of such fine character, do you
think I should simply go to her
and ask her TO get out of the
picture?"
II your suspicious are well
founded. Mrs. l.. my estimate of
the o. W's character would not
be flattering. In any event, a
woman who will put herself in
that position isn't going to be dis
lcouraged by a fearful wife. 1t
simply will make her feel all the
more triumphant if you humiliate
yourself. I'd like to make this
as strong as possible: No wife
should ever go to the o. w. and
plead for fair play. The o. w.
isn't following those rules of the
game.
What else is there for a woman
in your position to do? Do the
obvious thing. Make yourself and
the home more attractive and
Iotherwlse say nothing. You have
most of the cards in your own
hand, if you don't throw them
away.
Don't underestimate your own
advantage.
If you see anything else to
Evening star., 1951-12-18
Mrs. Truman
| To Be Patron

Mrs. Harry Truman heads the
list of patrons for a Gladys
Swarthout concert, to be spon-
sored by the District Business and
Professional Woman's Club, jan
uary 20 in Constitution Hall.
1t will be Miss Swarthout's only
appearance in Washington this
season.
Mrs. Mildred Blaich of 1900 @
street NV. is general chairman
of the Concert Committee and
Miss Evelyn r. Butler of 1903
Ashmead place NV, is in charge
of reservations for boxes.
The B & PW Club is working
in cooperation with the Patrick
Hayes Concert Bureau in present.
ing the event. A percentage Of
the proceeds will be used toward
the clubs building fund.
Evening star., 1951-12-18
Modern MARRIAGE

do that you are sure will make
the marriage stronger. do it. But
don't do anything that will make
the marriage weaker. and this in
cludes continuously abusing and
denouncing your husband. order
ing him out Of the bedroom, or
ordering him out of the house.
Marriages can't be improved by
such measures.