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Show Marital Tangle To blond and petite 23-ycarold Mrs. Robert A: McDowell of Long Beach, Calif., came one of the war's most ironic experiences, with the army s revelation that yf Vf''l her first husband, who fy'J$s:;A had been presumed "&'?$t3'& dead, was found alive five months after she ' " wedded again. " '$, Married to Lt. liar- , , old IV. Goad, 27, in X. " ' i M April of 1942. Mrs. t?4$ McDowell was of- tTV1 v ficially apprized of LjgmA his supposed death 7T''41! last fall, one yeajr vV4 after his bomber i', ,A plummeted in flames t$X near Burma. In ac- W'vytM cordance with her fw first husband's wish KT-j -v f that "if anything ' should happen to me, W ' ' go ahead and get mar- 1 tied and be taken X''', I care of" she then p',y" ' h was wedded to En- ; ,"' sign Robert A. Mc- '-' ' Dowell in December. Mrs- McDowell rt t j . , a"d Lt. Goad Declaring Lt. Goad "the man I've always loved," Mrs. McDowell Mc-Dowell decided to return to him. In seeking an annulment from Lt. McDowell, McDow-ell, she said "I'm sure he'll understand. He's a grand person." POSTWAR POLAND: No. 1 Problem Big Three negotiations for the creation of a democratic postwar Polish government became further complicated with the Russian admission admis-sion that Moscow holding 16 representatives repre-sentatives of the Polish government-in-exile in London on charges of sabotage behind Red army lines after aft-er guaranteeing them safe conduct to discuss reorganization of the present pres-ent Warsaw government. Coming like a bombshell in the midst of the San Francisco postwar security conference, news of Moscow's Mos-cow's action led U. S. Secretary of State Stettinius and British Foreign Minister Eden to demand an immediate imme-diate explanation from Soviet Foreign For-eign Commissar Molotov, Said he: "You'll have to wait until their trial for their details. Anyway, the matter mat-ter is of little importance." Presumably called to Moscow to confer on the inclusion of various democratic elements into the pro-communist pro-communist Warsaw government in accordance with an agreement reached at Yalta by the Big Three, the 16 individuals were leaders of the London exiles' underground forces. Relations between Moscow and the London exiles have been strained ever since the latter asked for an investigation of German charges that the Russians had slain 20.000 Polish army officers. CREAMERY BUTTER Although its production of creamery cream-ery butter in 1944 had fallen 14 per cent Minnesota still produced 17 per cent of the U. S. supply, the Dairy Products Marketing association reported. re-ported. ' Immediately behind and down by 1 only 11.5 per cent came Iowa (14.3 per cent of the nation's supply) and Wisconsin (8.4 per cent). Nebraska had accounted for 5.5 per cent, still 15 per cent less than it had produced pro-duced in 1943. |