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women and he tries to hide his
lack of self-confidence by as
Stunning the air of a roue.
He is my best friend; we share
many major interests, and I
hope to see the day when he will
be married to a girl who can be
as close to my wife as he is
to me.
THE COUNCILS VIEWS
Sans explanation is plausible
enough. but we can't understand
why he is letting this matter
cause so much hard feeling be-
tween him and his wife. 1t
should be a simple matter, if
this man is SO close a friend. to
explain to him how his false
attitudes are hurting him in the
eyes of his wife.
Sam says any girl who wished
to marry his friend could easily
manage him. That strikes us as
putting the friend in a very
vulnerable position. from which
he might be removed by timely
tactful but very clear advice
This friend should be made
aware of the nature of his
weakness.
Once he knows himself better
he should be less vulnerable and
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THE GOLDEN YEARS
Nine Points fortheW Wife
OfMon Who's Over SO

plan for the future, plan it for
the two of you.
7. Consider the possibility that
the family and Job, however
noble, were not everything. In
each Of you, or in both of you,
there may be a spark of great
ness-in writing. painting, re-
search, politics. You couldn't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
New Mexican Stomp

MEXICO CITY, Aug. Is (P.1
The Mexican Communications
Ministry has authorized special
2-million stamp issue to honor
the international Geological Con-
gress meeting here next month.
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less offensive in his behavior.
Once he understands he is not,
really being himself when he
rashly propositions girls, he may
change his personality for the
better.
Sans fond hope that his
friend will some day have a wife
who may be his wife's close
friend will never be realized il
this friend keeps going out with
a new girl every time he dates
and if he keeps driving them
away with his crude and false
aggressiveness.
This man really needs q
friends wisdom.
Copyright 1856, General Features corp.)
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The FomiIy Council consists Of a Judge,
q psychiotrist. newspaper editor, q
women's pose editor and two news
poper writers. These consult with
cIereymen Of oil faiths and denomino-
tions. All letters ore held in com
plete confidence.
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self. The happiness that endures
will be in the things you do fol-
somebody else.
(Copyright 1856. General Features Corp.
This column Oppeors every Wednes-
doy.
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THE DETAILS

Rita-I am greatly disturbed
by my husbands close friendship
with a man who once made an
insulting proposal to me ano
who has a reputation for trying
to seduce women. I told my
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Tomorrow: Is sons desire to live
with widowed mother on abb for
bocheIorhood3
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FAMILY COUNCIL
Husbands
Friend Is
Cause of Rift
THE PROBLEM

RITA-Sam's friend insulted
me.
SAM-He's really a harmless
fellow.
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General Eleetronies
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The Nome nugget., 1956-09-17

night of Jan. IT, 1850.
 O'Keefe said various methods of getting their hands on the big loot were discussed before it fi- nally-swas decided to invade the vault rooms with guns.
 Among the methods considered, he said, was to bring in safe cracker blindfolded-so he would not know where he was-to "burn" hole through the valult, but that idea finally was dis carded.
 Led thru his expose by Asst. Dist. Atty. Frederick z. Doyle, O'Keefe related the plan for rob ping Brink's first came up late in l947, when the Boston offices of the money carrying firm were located in the Chamber of Com merce building on Federal St.
 The whole scheme, he contin- ued, had to be delayed when it was learned Brinks was moving to a new location-on the second floor of the North Terminal Ga rage on the waterfront in Boston's teeming North End.
 The robbery plan was reacti- vated, O'Keefe said, when Brink's settled into its new headquarters.
 At the new location, members of the gang made frequent night time exploration, opening locked doors with an icepick and piece of celluloid.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-17
Robber Tells How He and 8 Others
 On Trial Took $l,2l9,OOO From Brinks

BOSTON, R-Joseph Specs" O'Keefe bluntly told a superior court jury he robbed the Brinks headquarters of $1,219,000 and the eight men on trial were with him.
 He testified as a state witness Friday that the robbery was in the planning stage for over two years.
 He said that members of the gang broke into Brink's at least IS times to study the physical layout of the place before the robbery was carried out on the
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-17
Republicans Blast 'Carping Criticism in StevenSOn'S Speech
Bu the Assoc,ated Press

Republicans angrily blasted 8 Thursday night speech by Adlal Stevenson, Democratic presiden- tial nominee.
 Sen. Knowland (R-Calif), com ing from a political talk with President Eisenhower, said Ste venson's Harrisburg, Pa, speech was filled with "carpig criticism" and "mis-statements."
 Knowland said, While MT. Ste venson now issues a warning on the drift toward Communism, within the last week or two he has held out the hope for an early end of the draft and for the end of American testing of the atomic weapons-the latter despite the fact that within the past few weeks there have been four addi- tional atomic tests by the Soviet Union."
 Rep. Shalleck R-Ind), referring to Stevenson's statement that he trusts the people, said, "If MT. Stevenson truly trusts the Ameri- can people, why is he trying to scare them to death with his grim descriptions and prophecies of gloom at home and doom in the World?"
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-17
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage: Keith Leish, Nancy Lou Leish, James Ethe- ridge, Maria and Lena Stanley, Mrs. F. Degnan, E. Bradley, H. Kobuk, John Holmberg, D. Rey- holds, R. R. Robertson, George Wilson, Carrie Ahsaruk, Nancy Teayoumeak, Jim von der Heydt, AL. Pearson, David Wenger, E. Lambret, w. E. Anderson, M. Cordely, R. Payton, Carl Stevens, Ben Ostrom.
 From Unalakleet: BLK. Holman, Vivian Day, Art Johnson, Sam Bergesen.
 From McGrath: Walt Sipprell, Keith Hedreen.
 To McGrath; F. H. Molitor.
 To Unalakleet: Salvatore De Leonardis, Vern Hirsch, Lewis Anigiak, Edward Kootuk, Hobart McNaus, Chas. Schneider, K. c. Brauner,
 To Anchorage: Lewis Edmis- ton, Morris Kiyutelluk, Elsie Tocktoo, Hugh Swindler, Clint Gordy, Vernon Savage, Bill Le Sage, Capt. Bjorn Holta, Ut. Col. Burke, H. Benson, Capt. Potter, Pvt. Hall, MT. and Mrs. Floyd Baldwin, John C. Williams.
The Nome nugget., 1956-09-17
WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy tonight. Little change in temperature. Lowest temperature expected tonight 35, highest ex- pected Tuesday AS.
 Nome data last 24 hours as of am. today: Precipitation for the month 1.49 in. Highest tempera- ture 46, lowest 34. Max. wind IA mph from the NV. Sunrise at 5:3O ann, sunset at 6:21 pm.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-29
Plan
Special Meetings

Two special meetings for Home
makers of the county are being
scheduled for next week one on
April for home furnishing chair
men from each club in the county,
and one on April for those inter-
csted in learning different methods
Of making pastry
The first meeting will be con-
Quoted by Miss Vivian l.. Curnutt,
home furnishing specialist of the
Extension service, which will be
held in the Accident Fire hall from
$50 a. m. to $3.50 p m.
The chairmen will have making
a lamp as a project. One lamp will
be worked on by two chairmen
from each club. Old oil lamps may
be wired to give adequate light.
Those receiving instruction will
hold similar workshops for their
club members.
The Pastry meeting on April 6
will be in the Methodist church
social room in Oakland Any in
terested person is welcome Wom-
en- who make particular types of
pastry will be giving the demon
STATIONS, including cold water
method, Mrs. John Sharps; hot
water method, Mrs. Cecil Bittinger;
graham cracker. Mrs. Joe Faulkner;
stir and roll, Miss Ethel Grove
Other area pastry meetings are
scheduled, one at Accident Fire
Hall on April 10, and one at the
home of Mrs. Bayard Miller, at
Grantsville, on April 49,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-29
Ii Runs Through
My Mind
BY POLLY J. HANSr

Patent Slippers and Stolen Eggs
This is the week before Easter
A busy time for most of us in our
preparation for the coming of a
new season. There's always a tug
at my conscience in spite of the
fact that | have the church habit
during Holy Week, because my
mind is centered too much on ma
terial things.
guess il was the way we were
brought up, which means that the
next generation will be faced with
the same situation of trying to find
time for the Holy in Holy Week
Thinking back on my childhood
only two THIS made an impress
sion the weCA 20 oding the hap
piest of all days First and fore
most was to be on hand to snatch
the egg as soon as the hen laid it.
1t was losing battle if one waited
for the hen to cackle for Barrett
could outrun the rest of us.
After the egg was in hand the
next big problem was where to
hide it so that some thief would
not break through and steal These
were precious treasures to child
who didn't find a prize in every
cereal box
Strangely enough there was no
prize for the winner on Easter
morning. Only the satisfaction of
knowing that you were on the ball
The losers were good sports and
a new contest began to see who
could eat the most eggs for break
fast.
Along with all this pursuit and
scheming was ever present the vi
sion of going to Sunday School in
new patent slippers.
What had all this to do with the
Resurrection of our Lord? Nothing,
it would seem. Yet | wonder if that
feeling of warmth, happiness and
aliveness that children have on
Easter morning isn't the feeling
that we groWn-upS strive for when
VIC think of the real meaning of
Easter. Am ! side-stcpping the main
issue to think perhaps that Holy
Week is also preparation for
happiness, climaXed on Easter
morning, and certainly not a part
of the Resurrection.
used to question the Easter
bunny idea because it wasn't a
part of my childhood. Now | be-
lieve it's important to associate
Easter with joy The Easter bunny
brings that joy to children just as
the Resurrection brings JOY to the
adult Christian.
Thinking in this way | shall try
to prepare for this happy day, joy
fully l believe that's the way our
Master would want it.
Her Highness
Mildred Besse in telling of the
tour she is conducting to Europe
this spring, says that they have
been able to work in little side
trip which is having more appeal
to the tourists than anything on
schedule Instead of day of
leisure at Nice they will so to
Monaco. They are most excited
about seeing Grace Kelly's castle"
says Mildred.
Since they are Americans, to
catch a glimpse of Her Highness
would be we'll worth the trip. The
lilies of which ran no found in most
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any town in America. That is-the
likes-without the title
Since we're on the subject of
Grace Kelly-Ive been wondering
ever since Prince Rainier took the
wedding in his own hands how
long Miss Kelly can play the role
of the dutiful little wife of man
who rules mere scrap of land.
Playing house" holds little in
tcrest for a mature person, royalty
or no royalty. But maybe Grace
Kelly is mature enough to know
what She wants and woman
enough to know the first essential
to a happily married life
Sorry, Mister
In the writing world one might
think that they are getting some
where when their articles are SO
licited A least | always thought it
would be wonderful to have a pub
Usher seek me instead of me
bounding him
Now I've changed my mind
When a letter comes to me asking
and then stating y well, how
would you handle it?
The letter said, please feel free
to divide the material in any way
you wish It's aim is to point out
and illustrate the physical. phycho-
sexual development of teen-agers-
some of the mental dynamism could
be indicated, such as reaction for
nation and projected repression =
And that was for an article to
teen-agers on friendship How
would any normal down to earth
human being ever get in the mood
with that staring her in the face?
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Senate finance committee APP
proved legislation postponing until
April /. 1857, expiration of So bill
lion of special excise and corpora
ton taxes.
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The best is none too good when
it comes to your Easter dinner!
We've everything you need in top.
quality foods to make your feast
really memorable and all at
prices that will STRETCH
your budget almost beyond belief.
Come, see, compare and SAVE for
yourself!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-30

lice warrant served on Tokyo
Rose when she was released from
the Anderson wv. Val Reforma-
tory. has angered several Japa-
lnese newsmen.
The unprecedented move can
only be interpreted as an ex-
preston Of American prejudice
against Orientals." commented
ITosh Kodaira, former Yomiuri
correspondent In New York and
now in the research section of
the newspaper. II don't think
her deportation will ever take
place. because 1t is simply ridicu-
lous."
In World War II, Mr.. Ko-
daira was an official Of the Board
of Information IN charge of
Nisei. American citizens of Japa-
nese ancestry. working for news
papers and radio stations in
Japan.
Singing out Mrs. Iva Ikuko
Toguri D'Aquino for the trial
was questionable" he stated.
Because ! know many other
Nisei workers who were allowed
to return to the United States as
legal citizens after working for
the military controlled Japanese
press"
Isamu Yamazaki. foreign editor
Of the japanese Broadcasting
Corp, said. II simply cannot
believe 1t. 1t sounds preposter-
GUS" He was in charge of the
Zero Hour" program featuring
Tokyo Rose and American pris-
oners beamed to American SOL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-30
Eddie Fishers Nose
Cut in Coin Shower

BURBANK. Calf. Jan. 80 up.
Eddie Fisher nursed
a slight cut on his nose today
after being literally showered
with coins during a polio fund
benefit show Saturday.
Mr.. Fisher and his wife,
Actress Debbie Reynolds. were
among celebrities appearing at
the program at the Olive Rec
reation Center.
The program chairman or
dered the 1000 young people in
the audience to stop tossing coins
after Mr.. Fisher was struck by
one
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SULLIVAN
Continued From PaRe Box

Continued From Page Bis
into Latin Quarter. February %.
:. Jon Halls 73Syear-old father
in q new Tv series, is playing a
Tahitian chief. @
**%
A star born in Belfast and
raised in Galway has met her
husband, born IN Dublin, on New
York's Forty-seventh street. I'll
is an involved way of saying that
Siobhan McKenna, the wife. Isl
Illuminating 1.-THE Chalk Gar
den on the stage of the Ethel
Barrymore Theater on West
Forty-seventh street, while att
Forty-seventh street and Broad
way. her husband, Dennis ODea,
is on the Holiday Theater stage
as Father O'Malley in Eddie
Dowling's ''The Righteous Are
Bold Both Of these cum laude
graduates Of Dublin's Abbey
Theater are important additions
to the Broadway roster. Another
tremendous Irish talent is that
Of P. J. Kelly in the Dowlingl
play. The brilliant veteran first
appeared in America in 1904 att
the Louisiana Purchase EXPOSE
ton In st. Louis. With him them
were two younger Irishmen, al
tenor named John Mccormack
and Dudley Digges.
Poorest night of the week, for
nv. is Friday. Lowest number of
sets across the country are tuned
in on that evening, according to-
Trendex. A son for the
John Lowthers princess Mar
garet's former lady in waiting,
Jennifer Bevan). "a. Dick
Haynes dating Bernice Tyrell.
:. RKO offering Mitzi Gaynor
a deal to star in remake of
Ginger Rogers old pictures.
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rope to find her. The picture
starts in London. then moves to
Paris and Vienna. But not Rus
STA.
Dinah Shore is back from
Washington where Vice Presi-
dent Nixon suggested: IF we
have to have a nominee from
Tennessee, let's have Dinah
Shore" To which Dinah Just
penned a thank-you note ::
Thanks for the nomination. I'll
accept if I can run on a non
partisan ticket"
That man who was sent to
Istanbul on Jack Bailey's Truth
or Consequences" to serve as
doorman for the Helen of Troy
premiere doesn't know it, but his
wife left the day after he did,
and she will arrive at the pre-
miere in a big limousine. Imagine
her husbands face when he
opens the door!
released by the
North American Newspaper Aihance)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-30

D'Aquino, and whose low-voiced
talk Of pretty girls and home
over Radio Tokyo tantalized GIs
in the Pacific in World War II
went into hiding from reporters
after her arrival in Chicago yes
terday.
A brother, Fred Toguri, said
she didn't want to talk to news
men before her appearance at
the courthouse because "she
doesn't want to do anything to
jeopardize her parole"
Mrs. D'Aquino, who was born
in Los Angeles, was served with
deportation papers when she was
released from prison Saturday.
Mr.. Toguri said Mrs. D'Aquini
feels she has Served her punish
ment" and that she wants to re-
main in America and be an
American citizen.
Mrs. D'Aquino drove from
West Virginia with her father,
Jun Toguri, the brother and a
sister. The family moved to Chi
cago after all persons of Japa-
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Boy Gets 2dchunce
In Sl0O, 900 TvQuiz

NEW YORK. Jan. 80 R.-Four-
teen-year-old George L. Wright
III viii get another try at $780,
900 next Saturday night as a
result of a misleading question
asked Of him on THE Big Sur
prise" the shows producer said
yesterday.
Young Wright. a New York
high school freshman. was
counted out Saturday night on
the NBC-TV show when he pur-
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HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Not Another Word From Grace

Grace Kelly positively will not
say another word about her
Prince of Monaco. And Metro
is in the middle, trying to please
the press and Her Grace. One of
her bridesmaids at the fancy
wancy nuptialS in April. will be
actress Rita Gam. And the few
remaining crowned heads Of
Europe will receive invitations.
Cy Howard, that gay caballero
of the Paris boulevards, is re-
turning to Hollywood but only
to settle his affairs here for per-
manent residence abroad. We
shall miss his always apprecia-
tive self-appraisal George
Sanders and former wife Zsa
Zsa Gabor are unfriendly on the
set of Death of a Scoundrel, :"
and director Charles Martin says
he is tearing his hair thinking of
possible delays. Especially as the
other star. Yvonne De Carlo is
expecting a baby and not feeling
well.
Maine is a cold place right now,
SO Bette Davis and husband Gary
Merrill are driving to Florida.
then by boat to Bermuda for
three weeks before heading home
:. Move over. Marilyn Monroe.
Petite Leslie Caron stops of in
New York from Paris for a
session with the famed Actors
Studio before returning to-
Hollywood.
Now that Trevor Howard
makes another movie here
Omar Khayyam." his wife,
actress Helen Cherry. is on her
way to join him If Mitzi
Gaynor will call playwright John
Van Druten. she will get a very
pleasant surprise. Gina
Lollobrigida won a lawsuit last
week in Rome. She still has eight
others pending.
launching at 20th-Fox met
CASTOR Glass. who used to be a
top ,ilent-film star-before my
time. He is now a production
manager at goth and his son,
Paul Glass. is an actor.
Jean Simmons munching near
by, told me she never felt better
in heI life. but when "Hilda
Crane" is in the can, she will not
work again until after the birth
Of her baby. mo name yet, we
have to see the baby first." . !
Mrs. Guy Madison was visiting.
and it was fascinating to hear
the two expecting mothers dill
cussing the only topic that
really interests them. Inciden-
tally. Guy. the most loyal actor
hereabouts, is not only cutting
his agent, Helen Ainsworth. inI
on his independent Western att
Columbia, but has given a piece
Of the picture to his press agent.
Stan Musgrove.
Ican't understand why Sophia
Loren's manager is denying that
she has signed for Stanley
Kramer's Pride and the Pas
SION" STAINS man says he has
her signature and she'll be get
ting plenty Of our dollars. TwoI
years ago Soph thought she was
rich with $4,000 a picture.
It was interesting to note in
weekly Variety's list Of the 1901
top crossing pictures of all time
that five of them were Irving
Berlin musicals.
AS soon as Bob Taylor COM
pletes his role in The Sixth oil
June" he and wife Ursula ThiessI
are OF to Jackson Hole, Wyo., forI
some hunting and fishing.
They need a younger girl forI
Ingrid Bergman's "Anastasia. u
and producer Buddy Adler Isl
leaving in three weeks for Eu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-30
THE EVENING STAR Bio
Washington D c -
MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1859

portedly missed a question DEAL
ing with a popular song of the
1920s. The query was the sixth
part OF a question. He had an
swered the other parts correctly.
Within minutes, the program
people discovered the song they
asked about had been written in
1880. The song was Betty CO.
Ed written by Rudy Vailee and
Paul Fogarty. who now conducts
a program on a Chicago TV
station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-30

nese ancestry were relocated
from the West Coast in World
War II.
Robert H. Robinson. district
director of immigration, said he
was awaiting arrival of papers
on the case before summoning
Mrs. D'Aouino to a hearing. The
Government contends she lost
her citizenship on conviction of
treason in San Francisco in 1919.
MFR. Robinson said she will not
be kept in custody while the legal
question Of whether a natural
born American can be deported
is settled.
Mrs D'Aquino's hush a n d,
Philip. a Portuguese, is working
for a newspaper in Tokyo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-30

diers. He was one of 10 Japa-
nese who testified at the Tokyo
Rose trial in San Francisco in
1948-49.
Mrs. D'AquinoS husband was
not available for comment.