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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21

JAPONAI praneSa nu-
zudyma keliolikos Ameri-
kos lakunu kurie buvo pri-
versti nusileisti SUI super
tvirtove, laiko atakavimo
Japonijos pereita menesi.
Nuzudymas atlikta taip
kaip ir prizes du metu ten
pakliuvusiu lakunu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21

Karo Produkcijos Tary-
ba ruosia sarasa civiliniu
reikmenu kurias leis pra-
deti gaminti, kaip tai va
cuum valytojus, siuvamas
masinas, zolei kirsti masi-
mas ir dar apie 120 kitu
butinu namu padargu.
Nanny Seimininkes pata-
riamos nesitiketi staiga tu
visu reikmenu sulaukti pa
kankamai.
Karo produkcija ir da-
bar stow pirmoje vietoje, o
karo uzsakymai uzsilike
net 100000, sumoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21
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DA r 3 Al
IR DARBpSINkU ZINIOS
Prades Pakeisti Indus
trijas j Civiline
Ganyba

Valdzia paruose progra-
ma pradejinlui laipsniskai
perkeisti industrijas j tai
kos meto reikmenu gamy-
ba ir jau leido aluminuma
vartoti dirbimui butinu ci-
viliniu padargu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21

Cirko bedos. Ringing
Bros. cirkas, kurio gaisre
Hartford, Conn, zuvo 162
asmenys, sulauke teisme
bylu atlyginimui bendroje
sumoje apie milijono dola-
riu. Al
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21

Plieno' gamyba pasieke
9.2 nuos. normalio, tuon1i
pakylant Xxi auksciausio
laipsnio 81 menesi. Tuo sal
ku 81 menesi bus pagamin-
ia 1,741, 300 tonu pieno.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21

Britu submarinai Aga
jos juroje, prie Italijos, pa
skandino z priesu laivus
18 minutu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21

Nusizude. Niagara Falls,
N. Y. = Liepos Is, viena
moteris naSle is Buffalo,
lankydamasi prie vandens
krioklio, perlipus per tvo-
ra nusoko j puolancio van
dens srOve ir zuvo nukris-
DANA ant akmenu 167 Pc
dos apacioje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21

Is Londono jau iskelta
apie 100000 gyventojq is
yengimui ju zuvimo nuo
Vokieciu robotu lektuvu,
kurin veikimas pakartoja-
mas su mazomis pertrau-
komis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21

ORC atakai Vokietijos
miestu tesiami visu smar-
kumu. Pastaru 36 valandu
begiu apie 5000 lektuvu
atakavo Vokietija.
Naziu robotai lektuvai
taip pat nuolat skrenda j
Anglia ir ten sprogineja,
darydami nuostolius. :
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21

Pietinese valstijose CIO
ir AFL atstovai sutartinai
darbuojasi pakelimui te-
naitiniu laivu statybos dar-
bininku mokesties Xxi tick
kick mokama Rytinese ir
Vakarinese valstijose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21
Mirgu Marga
Raso Kugis Mugis.


NAUJA ugnies ir karo au.
dra lyg nujausdami, musg
broliai Lietuvoje sudare kiets
politine vienybe ir pasauliui
spejo paskelbti savo gilias vii.
tis ir sventus troskimus. Tos
ju viltys ir troskimai buvo
paskelbti trijuose, Dirvoje jau
atspausdintuose, dokumentuo-
Sc: u Deklaracija Tautai; p
Atsisaukime j Pasauli, ir -
zodyje Amerikos Lietuviams.
Musu broliu visos viltys de-
damos tik save ir tuos ku-
rie pripazysta teises gala ir
laisves principa. Ar uzteks
tos jiegos Lietuvai laisve ir
nepriklausomybe sugrazinti?
Wis DAUGIAU ziniq ateina
apie Lenku nuosprendi nestoti
uz nepriklausoma Lietuva, bet
siekti ja prie Lenkijos prijun-
gti. siose pastangose visoje
nuogybeje pasirodo pikta Len
ku tautinio pobudzio savybe.
Patys baisaus karo naikina-
mi, Lenkai, it zalciai, tyko pra-
ryti silpnesni kaimyna. "Od
morze do morze' - Wis ia pa
tt koSe!
RAUDONOJI armija jau
Lietuvos sostineje ir Lietuvo-
je. Lietuviai gaudys kiekvie-
ma zinele apie Rusu politini
elgesi uzimtoje Lietuvoje, mes
is to spres dabartines ir bust
mas Maskvos politines nuotai-
kas. Kol politiniai klausimai
bus sprendziami, A m r kos
Lietuviams rupes koskubiausia
su pagalbos ranka -prieiti prize
is naziv islaisvintu Efetuviu.
Ar Sovietu okupacija tai leis?
20 PIRMOJO PasauliniO ka-
ro Europa per 20 metu gyve-
no laisva nuo Vokisko ir Ru-
sisko imperializmo. Jokia ga
lybe, pavyzdziui, Lietuviu tau
toje neisdildys 20-ties nepri-
klausomo politinio gyvenimo
metu. Vokieciu imperializmas
okupavo visa Europa, bet pa
saulis mato kaip Europa Vo-
kieciu pastangas ziuri. Ar ga
lima tiketis kad Europos tau
tos maloniau lures spejama
Rusisko imperializmo siautima
savo tarpe? siadien nekencia-
mi Vokieciai, rytoj bus neken-
Ciami Rusai - jei is istorijos
nepasimokins.
OHIO SENATORIUS Taft
ana diena pareiske: "Musu W.
riausybe daf nedare pastangos
Rusijai priminti Atlantic Car
terio principus taikyti savo
santikiuose SUI SUI Estija, Lat
via ir Lietuva"
Gera proga tai priminti bu-
tu dabar, kai Raudonoji Armi-
ia laisvina Pabaltiji nuo naziu,
ir pasaulis seks Rusu politini
elgesi tose salyse. Cia Rusams
auksine proga patvirtinti ka
Molotovas syki Lietuviams "a
dejo ("nesovietinti') ir ka ia
dejo (tik ar vykdo?) Rumu-
mans.
/. \ q
SLA SEIMAS, sakoma, pra-
ejes rimta nuotaika, jei neskai-
tyti neisdegusios socialism, pa
stangos nuneigti Lietuvai Va
duoti Sajunga.
Visi SLA nuosirdus draugai
linkes kad tokia pat rimta nuo.
taika praeitu ir "konversijos'
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-21

Plieno ir gelezies liejyk-
lose (foundrese) reikalin-
ga tuojau apie 1000 darbi-
ninkQ ir sia vasara reikes
dar 10000 daugiau, kadan-
gi del stokos siu darbinin-
ky zymiai uzsivilko neap-
dirbami svarbiu karo reik-
menu uzsakymai, kaip tro-
ku, tanku, sunkiosios arti-
lerijos, laivu, lektuvu ir k.
Evening star., 1944-11-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ACCOUNTANT, expert. available 1. 2 or :
days q week; will keep your books care
for old tax matters and render reports
INVESTIGATIONS. business or personal
missing persons "a specialty); audits; PRO
II whittier ST., Cambridge. Mass.
PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS, open daily anc
Sundsy-Stayman Winesap, Grimes Gold
Out Ga. ave. 5 mi to Glenmont, right i
mi. on Route 1872. w. W MOORE. Sandy
spring Nd. Ashton 2471. q
AWAKE BY PHONE, 5 am. on 81 month;
experienced telephone operator, depend
able. Call DU. 0101 any time.
FURNITURE repaired and upholstered in
your home, by experienced mechanic. Box
2O9.R Star 81
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. ERNEST L. WAGNER, 1924 Co.
lumbia pike. Arlington, Va. 6s
Evening star., 1944-11-05
HELp MeN.

EXCELLENT opportunity for successf1l
selesmsn. experienced IN calling on retail
erocery. drug or tobacco trade: position
permanent; progressive. company: starting
selary. $500 per month: earnings within
three months should approximate $500 per
required. Boz 2lU.R, Star
Evening star., 1944-11-05

SAFEWAY sTORES-Many men needed for
msrS ,asTs, retail a1Sd distribution ipdustry
tons ayailable now; food clerks. meat
car unlosders, porters; experience not Re.
pay iuli wages while isarnins;. food start
near e. snsss '9ss ere vssa
VS. hs s s.n:s a. aS s:si;
sep1 s1tssIf IN s1Syss ss;i g sHs f0esYne SScn
1nart: tn ana arrro streets ne Hirins arrange
IEais IEAD1NGD NsSDaSS1o HSD LONG ESTABLISHED u. a
CO, ,i,s needs locsl Representatives.; sales ex-
Writs. qualifications brisfy. BOZ a7i.K.
.s eo q 3: as' sp.s sssans ser {, are, @
S%si4ldSsss SsSss Sss sstislS ,...,.'s.a a.a 5000
earnin9s. advancement, organisation work
sPRI, fS iRSsS i5RRSHssS4';ss'' 81 ne: y:
nas vacancies for salespeople; pleasant
aNr 9aa1Ns1 dsRt %SIasss0 a sss0or NEEDED 8 Z 7ta aS...n.,
pees|son. SeR|saaISn' ABBY riy
pAfsY. stss 'G% PenSs,ivsais Ss svs nv !Afs a4s
ing arraneements apnroved.
ES0ENIIAL WOax "a new, modern, milk
week TO start, opportunity for rapid 3D.
ysncement Il capable; days per week.
With sunday and holidays on; many other
Ply LUtHaNg CREAM 4 SUTTIA t6..
204p West virTinia ave. n.e. (Iake Trim
dad bus 70 end Of nne and Walk blocks
out West yirstnia ave, to planfJ Hirins
safaEssRRsSfHa22ffts sasRsfFa2f ve421eyed2 ~. !. go
nasn0rt,,ySitv a.. ~ Int = ,s~.xrrr. a. sy1.
WORKING Ia foQd warehouss at night.
Work ,eonaists Of loading. freight ears.
ss, ssss,smnnng orders ana loeding trueks for
ioba are. Tor koed. steady, year-round ena-
pl0yment With many other. e4vantases.
81 startins selaxYs 434.3z. ApSIY &1TE-
ne. AiIins aTfanssnsnls asprsssd. =
Evening star., 1944-11-05

OYSTER sHUCKERS. for permanent posi-
tons; top wages with meals: must be re-
aaa ss'sa. nGef Ssasi ntss .pg1 ssz
GRILL; 1907 = St. NV
rAlNTERs, white, interested in permanent
T..s rate sl95 ga per hoIr: Eio.ters: itin.r.nt:
a. 6ittons; yssr-'round employment. See Mr..
Sc. FIR. $500. "''''' oo"o ~
IiAINTEks wanted. Cali W. =. o,NE1L,
fAMTsss-rvo li HHas nrst-cl..s painters. Ap.
$685. co essdy soSi 81 wood Esss
fxYkIE!::sspsa,,ns as manufactured part.
v0ra1aE sesassi01S
eikf2ss s2ss 22ssf5i'a 2sB FsFEs *. HAsar.s~rr,,.
sIEss Rfn co s1y yss sss:ag ..r H91s "a!
PAINTERS, steady employment. Cali RE.
rAINTEE. white, experienced for institu-
sdmtnistrator. DOCTORS HOSPITAL.
SiS fSlSTEssInast s y lust be experienced, for year.
round inside work. ApDiy SUPER suDsrintsndent. M Dent
fzfsr fsiS sss HANunis q Ts wanted; stead, vorr,
M xSka & Se0S 2rTfNbANT,s raf1sbla nss mnst s.
expert driver and have gas station experi-
sss sm snS Dm sis nondsy Ma sA liso
18th ST. NV, - II" - {. Z ~
PATKNT StICIEICATIoN wRrTER, perm.-
nsnt position and excellent salary 10 rigilt
party: only those with actual experience
on prepariug patent specincations and
amendments need apply: pleasant Workine
surEolndines. Call RE. 2760 weekdays.
HR1a sesossse siisa''tssasd ssS ave. Y 2 s.s
I9A1MAClsT. registered; excellent SALARY,
u.Gay week splendid working conditions,
WITH advancsment Opportunities. Appiy
Ar: q. Aldrich. PuOPLI9 U8tjd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
MORTGAGES

WHITE, coLoRED MORTGAGE
MONEY. Home Associates. ca 7347.
LAND contracts bought mtgs made.
AcHugh. 1910 Ford Bldg CA O3i9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
klhF M itFl
FLOYD RICE

OLDS 1888 g sedan automatic
TRANSMISSION. finish AMI Ipho spot
less; radio. heater. below ceiling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
A tiQtOK habit stopped AT home. Ar
mold. 2i6l Nat. Bank BIDS. RA 71sf,
AFTER thus date wiu not be re-
sponslhle FOR any debts contracted by
my wife Helen Chavez Jose chavez
1903 2lst street
gall KLESZ Recommended by
users Calisi0ues. Liver, CAL
Bladder. Gas Stomach. TO
T-iTtO
HAIR REMOVER FOREVER Safe.
fast gyensife. Lifetime Euaran.
tee Doctors references Blectrolysis
Chnic TO s-3IlS
MATTE BUR%FY Mother is a.
-2T33 Chestnut Want y1u 20 come a.
once and can S'stiA- Graham. Fl
SqsT
NORMAN r JOHNSON. phone me
about lJb a. once A VI z
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment Will.
~lrkirc
Doctor ne svar's Rectal Cline
BIS second. Nr-Pslmsr TIP l-1242
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
LAWNS. cARprNs. SUPPLIES

CURTAINS. ahlccio'hs hedspreais
prompt service Deliveries lie Week
Curtain Cleaners. TE l-S-l4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13

BUICK 1870 special 2-dr and club
coupe these cars are beautiful. every
extra 5 excellent tires Come early.
Sacrifice. Trade or terms.
WRIGLEY'S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
ROYAL OAK FARMS

Rochester and - Mile Rds. s2N25s.
city water. electricity bus tfansp
stores. schools churches $3.50 and up
Houseman -Spitziey Corp, Royal OAK
1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
King and Telegraph Rds.

81 acres parcels on King I'd 4; fertile
soil Si65 down. See salesman At
1912 Telegraph Rd. or trailer office
Sunday. Evenings UN 4-4420
q HADlEY INC Ca nnhn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13

CoLORED---4il acres. between II
Mile and Quinn Road. excellent soil
near schools. Address Box B-2s5l.
Detroit Times. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
HUDSON BARGAINS

DE ROY MOTOR co. IiaI cAss
HUDSON 80 de luxe sedan. Sis5
cash or trade no terms 1900 Gnatiot
HUDSON -f-door special sedan. 1871
toen blue underseat heater heavy
duty tires punctuye proof tubes
special today, $3.50, third down, will
trade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
LAND CONTRACTS

AT LOW Discount Buy Land con.
tracts Arrange ~ r. first Mortgage
Loans Fdw Henkei Hammond Bldg
"a gHIa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13

COLORED iO-acre tract. near WI
low Run plant on Oskville Walt7
paved road Address BOX B3002
Detroit Times 81
Evening star., 1944-12-29

The marriage Of Miss Viola C.
Nevy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Nevy of Cumberland, to Mr.
William Hubert Orsinger, U. S. N. r..
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Or
singer of this city, took place yes
terday morning at 8 o'clock in the
Church Of Sts. Peter and Paul In
Cumberland, the Rev. Eugene Estill
oficiating. A reception in the home
Of the brides parents followed the
ceremony
Escorted to the Sanctuary by her
father, the bride wore a white bro
caded satin gown, made with long
train, and a fingertip veil of illusion
held at either side with orange blos-
SONS. She carried prayerbook
overlaid with an orchid and ribbon
streamers.
Miss Inez Nevy was maid of honor
for her sister. wearing a gold-color
brocaded satin gown made like the
brides, and carrying a bouquet Of
red roses, sweet peas and bouvardia
Another sister, Miss Florence Nevy,
attended the bride, wearing a rose
Evening star., 1944-12-29
Miss Hamill We'd
To Mr.. Wilson

Miss Mary Barr Hanill daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmers Hamill,
became the bride yesterday Of Mr..
James Hoadley Wilson, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Wilson of White
Plains. The ceremony took place
In ST. Margarets Church, the Rev
Armand T. Eyler officiating at 4
o'clock, and reception in the home
of the brides parents followed
Escorted to the altar and later
given in marriage by her father, the
bride wore a gown of ivory mar
quisette and lace. with veil which
fell from coronet of the lace and
orange blossoms. Her shower bou-
uuet was of gardenias, white roses
and white violets.
Miss Jane Barr Hamill was maid
Of honor for her sister, and another
sister, Mrs. James Nelson Vance of
Wilmington. Del, was her matron
Of honor. The bridegrooms sister,
Mrs. Louis Buttner of Alexandria,
and Miss Julianne Brodie were the
brides other attendants. All wore
white and American Beauty taffeta
gowns with white maribou muffs
and hats.
Mr.. Stanley Wilson served as best
man for his son and the ushers were
Col. Louis Buttner. Pfc James Mel
son Vance and Mr. Robert E. B
Hamill. Peter B. Buttner, 5-year-
old son Of Col. and Mrs. Buttner
was the ring-bearer.
Yesterdays bride attended Mount
Vernon Junior College Her father
Is with the Antitrust Division OF
the Department of Justice. Mr.
Wilson is a graduate Of Parks Air
College in St Louis, where he is an
instructor. He and his bride will
reside in that city.
Evening star., 1944-12-29
Younger Set
Widely Feted

An attractive out-of-town debu-
tante. Miss Vernon Lynch. daughter
of Mrs. Stewart Mcdonald, enjoyed
a bit of the merry holiday whirl for
the younger set last night. First
she was the honor guest at buffet
supper given by Judge and Mrs
Clarence Norton Goodwin, brother
in-law and sister of Mr.. Mcdonald
at their apartment at the Shoreham
Hotel. Then she went to the mid
week Officers dance at the Sulgrave
Club to stay a short time before
going to the dance the chief of the
Bureau of Yards and Docks and
Mrs. Ben. Moreell gave for their
daughter, Miss Marion Moreell, at
the Naval Receiving Station.
Judge and Mrs. Goodwin invited
about go young people to their sup.
per party for Miss Lynch, who will
be presented to society in Washing
ton by Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald, per.
haps In the spring.
A number of small dinner parties
preceded the dance given by Ad-
miral and Mrs. Moreell. Among
those giving parties were Col. and
Mrs. S. r. Brentnall and Col. and
Mrs. John w. Sessums, who enter
tanned jointly In honor Of Mis-
Mary Beirne Echols, daughter OF
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Echols, and 9
|debutante of Christmas Day.
A party on the calendar last night
for two subdebutantes home from
Chatham Hall was the small dance
given by Mr. and Mrs. Richard
'Southgate and Mr.. and Mrs. Benja-
min Warder Thoron for their daugh-
ters, Miss Patricia Southgate, and
Miss Ann Aston Thoron. Col. and
Mrs. SnoWden Fahnestock were
hosts at dinner before this affair.
Another party on the holiday So
cial calendar of Miss Jocelyn Freer
subdeb daughter of the chairman
of the Federal Trade Commission
Robert E. Freer, and Mrs. Freer was
the tea that her father and mother
gave for her yesterday at the Army
Navy Country Club preceding the
midshipmens dance at the club.
Guests met at the Freer home in
Kenwood for an early afternoon
party. after which they drove out to
the club for the tea and the dance.
Miss Freer's guests were Miss
Katherine Elkins, Miss Anita Cali
gas, Senorita Gabrilla Mora, Miss
Carolyn Wendt, Midshipman l.. A.
Snead. DR.. Tomas Cajigas, jr.; Mr..
Davis Elkins, jr,; Midshipman Rus
sell Mcguire, Gonzalo Garland and
Miguel Trudela.
Evening star., 1944-12-29
Scout Troop 158
Guests at PARTY

Members of Girl Scout Troop 15e
were entertained at a Christmas
party yesterday by DR.. and Mrs
William H. Clements at their home
ITO Thirteenth street Sc.
The party climaxed a busy year
for Troop 158 whose leader is Mrs
James c. Turner, jr. The girls have
participated in several community
services as well as handcraft which
includes linoleum block print work
under the direction of Mrs. Fred
erick Blumer. The girls have given
over 400 hours Of service work for
a six-month period. They make
beds for servicemen every Saturday
at the Stuart Junior High School,
they deliver all the paper collection
drive leflets in the Lincoln Park
area every month and they collect
bottles for the hospitals.
In addition, each girl has stuffed
and embroidered toy animal which
was presented to the children at
the United Nations Service Center
on Christmas Eve. Eleven girls of
Troop %. led by Mrs. Henrietta
Evening star., 1944-12-29

IHeeI neT mOCQerS ana neT grand
mothers friends. Some 30 years
ago Mrs. Barnett brought back from
China rare pieces of silks along with
other articles of beauty. When the
question arose about what little
Leila should wear to her coming
out party Mrs. Barnett remembered
the hand-embroidered ivory satin,
which she had so adored, and which
she had packed away many years
ago. And this was the material used
for her granddaughter's debut gown
The satin, heavy and lustrous is
embroidered in pale shell pink. with
the pattern outlined with fine gold
threads. Dainty butterflies, roses in
full bloom and tiny rosebuds appear
in the embroidery. with the leaves Of
the flowers in delicate green.
Fashioned on princess lines, with a
fitted bodice. glove-length sleeves
and a floor-length skirt flaring at
the hemline. the gown was Strik-
ingly becoming to the debutante.
The only ornaments the bud wore
were dainty shell-pink earrings and
she held in her hand as she received
with her mother an fashioned
bouquet of pink rosebuds. Mrs.
Moves wore a f1oor-length gown of
smoke gray satin made on severely
simple lines, which all the more en-
hanced the smartness Of the dress.
She did not wear flowers, but for a
time held a cluster of pink camellias
as she welcomed her friends
Mrs. Barnett mingled about the
rooms and was proudly introducing
her two grandsons-the brothers of
the bud-Mr. B. Gordon Dickey.
American Field Service. who is just
back from overseas. and Mr.. Robert
R. Dickey III, plebe at the United
States Naval Academy. Mrs. Bar
nett chose for the occasion a gown
of aqua crepe, with which she wore
diamond and pearl ornaments.
Pouring tea for Mrs. Noyes during
the afternoon were Mrs. Noyes
Lewis, Mrs Samuel H. Kaufman,
Mrs. William J. Flather, Mrs. Wal
ZACH Merriam, Mrs. English Gordon,
Mrs Donald McKnew. Mrs. Emmons
Smith, Mrs. George Angus Garrett,
Mrs David S. Barry and Mrs. Ed
ward R. Finkenstaedt. Mrs. George
Murray, aunt of Mrs. Moves, also
took her turn at the tea table.
Evening star., 1944-12-29

color brocaded satin gown, made on
the same lines as her sisters, and
carrying yellow roses, sweet peas
and bouvardia.
Midshipman John F. Dillon, u. S
N. r.. of this city was best man fol
Mr.. Orsinger and the ushers were
Pfc. william F. Simpson Of Wash
ington, and Mr.. Gilbert c. Bowan
of Silver Spring.
The bride Is student at the
Catholic University of America
She formerly was graduated from
the Memorial Hospital School OF
Nursing in Cumberland. Mr.. Or
singer is a graduate of the Catholic
University and now is attending the
Medical School of George Wash
ington University.
Following their wedding trip the
newly married couple will reside at
2757 S. Glebe road, Arlington.
Evening star., 1944-12-29
Ne,v Year Eve Dance
Planned bv Had1ssah

A gala New Year eve dance will be
held by members Of Junior Hadas-
sab. the young women's Zionist or
Eganization Of America, from 8 pm.
Sunday to am. Monday at the
Jewish Community Center. There
will be music by q popular local
orchestra. favors and noisemakers
and a snack bar where refreshments
will be served throughout the eve
ming.
Funds raised will go toward the
aid Of European refugees.
The affair Is open to the public
For further details call Miss Cecilia
Gold. Georgia 3063, chairman ir
charge Of the dance.
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Mr.. Manning Weds
Miss RAYMOND

Announcement Is made Of the
marriage of Miss Margaret Marinda
Raymond, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anan Raymond of Kenilworth, Ill,
and Mr.. Robert Joseph Manning OF
this city, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Manning Of Binghamton
N. Y.
The ceremony took place yester-
day afternoon at 4:3O o'clock in the
home of the brides parents and q
reception Immediately followed.
Mr.. Manning and his bride will
reside in Washington, where he /.
State Department correspondent,
for the United Press Association.
The bride is a graduate of Vassal
College, class of 1943, and is men,
ber of the Junior League of Evans.
ton
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Cbarters-Pbelau Ceremony Held

The Shrine of the Sacred Heart was
the scene Of the wedding yesterday
morning Of Mrs. Emily w. Phelan
widow of the late Col. John J
Phelan, U. S. A., and Mr.. James J
Charters. The ceremony took place
at 10 o'clock, the Rev. Paul Repetti
officiating, and a wedding breakfast
and reception in the brides home
Immediately followed.
Mr.. John j. Phelan, jr.. of Middle
River, Md, formerly of Washington
escorted his mother to the sanctu-
ary, The latter wore a pale gray
suit with a white hat and acces-
sories, and corsage of lavender
orchids. A silver pin and earrings
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Dinner Party

Mrs. Willard Merrill Kochenderfer
entertained at dinner last evening
at the Westchester in honor of the
retiring military attache of the
Cuban Embassy and Sonora de
Munilla.
The other guests were DR.. and
Mrs. George TRIBE. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alpheus Ryan, Dr. and Mrs. Charles
McEnerney, Col and Mrs. Consuelo
Seoane, Mr., and Mrs. Leslie Bissle.
Mrs. Marian Bailey and Brig. Gen.
Louis huffman.
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which her late mother had brought
from Ireland, were her only orna-
ments.
Miss Antoinette Reeder OF Balti-
more attended her cousin as maid
of honor, wearing pale green suit
with white hat and brown acces-
sories and a corsage Of brown
orchids
Staff Sergt. Bernard J. Feeney of
Tonawanda. N. Y, served as best
man for Mr. Charters and the ushers
were Mr. Wilfred D. Howell and Mr.
Joseph F. Swain, both Of Wash
ington.
Following two-week stay in
Florida, the newly married couple
will reside at 1859 Park road.