Communism Won't Halt Growth of Christian Church in China
Mrs. Claude M. Pickens, Episcopal missionary expelled from field work in Wuchu, told 200 delegates at the Episcopal Province of Washington lay conference about sustained Chinese Christian growth. She cited missionary aims, hospital work, schools, and charitable efforts as signs of a living church, arguing the faith will continue to expand despite Communist pressures.
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Hemophilia Foundation
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Henry
Lenox Hill Hospital
Karl W. Ince
Niewara
Senators seek ethics code for government workers
A Senate subcommittee begins hearings on Fulbright’s proposal for a national ethics commission and a code of conduct for lawmakers, government staff, and those doing business with the government. Douglas supports standards to guide behavior, though penalties would be unlikely. The effort could guide public judgment even if not enacted.
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How to Keep a Man When He Won’t Commit
Dorothy Dix counsels a 38 year old woman chasing a 39 year old bachelor. She urges frank talk to clarify marriage plans and suggests showing equal disinterest in tying down. If no change, there are no obligations and he may return to dating others.
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Dorothy Dix
Question on telling child about birth and future marriage
A reader asks if a son should be told the truth about his birth and if she should disclose a past marriage to future partners. The columnist replies to keep details private, affirming the child’s legitimacy and advising discretion with the son and any future husband.
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Bell Syndicate
Dear Miss Dix on Love and Independence After a Bad Marriage
Dorothy Dix counsels a woman betrayed by her husband to abandon family pity and build a new life alone. She warns against trusting a harsh sister and urges independence, self support, and moving forward rather than clinging to past hurts.
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