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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-14
By Benjamin DeCasseres
(From The Detroit Times)

(From The Detroit Times)
"CAMOUFLAGE: Any disguise,
behavior or expedient adopted to
DECEIVE or HIDE. - Webster's
international Dictionary.
One of the greatest exhibitions
of camouflage ever to be executed
by a political party in this country
is the changing of the name of the
Communist party of the United
States to the Communist Political
Association.
1t will be noted that this new
association" retains the word -
Communist :.
That makes the association" pre-
cisely what the "party" was a
Com m munist organization whose
headquarters are in Moscow, just
as the headquarters of the Nazi
hundists are in Berlin.
Of the Communist party, now
camouflaged as the Communist Po-
litical Association, Attorney General
Biddle in a decision in the Bridges
case said
''The Communist party teaches
the violent overthrow of existing
governments, INCLUDING THE
UNITED STATES.
Now, how can this objective be
changed merely by changing the
word "party" to political associa-
tom?
The arrant hypocricy of the new
Browder Communist party is dis
covered without much brain-fag)
in the following from the "associa-
tons" new constitution"
1.-THE Communist Political AS
sociatiOn is non-party Organiza-
tion of Americans.
Earl Browder in his speech at
the convention added that the new
organization would be "nonparti-
SAM.
How can political association"
he "nonpartisan" when it's leaders
have announced themselves over
and over as being in favor of Pres
ident Roosevelt's reelection, backed
by the New Deal Reds, the latter
of whom are composed of Commu-
nists and their alien-minded fellow
travellers?
In fact, the fake dissolution of
the Communist party was ordered
for the same reason that Stain or
dered the fake dissolution of the
Comintern.
That reason was to allow all the
Communists of America and their
affiliated subverters of our way of
life to support the New Deal cam
didates. from President down, at
the polls next November.
* * 4
The order for 9 revolution" in
Communist tactict in athe U. S. A.
came from the Kremlin.
2-The preamble to the new
Browder-spawned constitution says
that it "upholds the U. S. Consti-
tuition and the Bill of Rights.
1t "upholds" these documents for
this one reason Only.
The Constitution and the Bill of
Rights guarantee the right of the
Reds to undermine these documents
so long as open force is not used
and the Communist party, or "as-
sociation", is too cunning to adj
vocate force-as yet.
Then. suddenly, remembering its
revolutionary mission, the preamble
reads:
"It (the new association adheres
to the principles of scientific social
ism, Marxism".
Socialism, scientific or unscienti-
fic, and Marxism of any odor are
DIRECT ENEMIES Of the tradi-
tional individualistic, free-e enterprise
system of the United States and its
people.
* y y
You can't marry MarNism and
Americanism.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-14

eMIESTO ir Apskrities is
taigu rastiniu tarnautojai pa
siryze streikuoti Liepos II d.,
gavimui daugiau mokesties.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-14
DERIGHTERS Els
| AUKSTESNs
TEISMA
y
4Abu Nubausti nuo | Xxi
5 Metu kaleejimo

Pc ilgo tardymo, Liepos 6
grand jury pripazino iona T.
DeRighter if jo zmona Susan
kaltais dviem itarimais = kali
tais gelbejime nelegaliu budu
gauti Lalsu isrinkimui James
+. McCaffery 22-ro Wardo
councilmanu.
Savo sprendima ju byloje
Jury isnese pc penketo kartu
balsavimo.
Ju gynejas Adv. Corrigan
praSe bylos persvarstymo, let
teisejas Day Liepos II d. pa
dare galutini sprendima, per-
svarstymo klausima atmesda-
mas ir isnesdamas nuosprendi,
sulyg kurio Jonas DeRighter
nuteisiamas Ohio Valstijos|
kalejima, Columbus, jo zmona
] Marysville Moterq kalejima.
Teisejas Day nuteise JUGS
nuo l Xxi 5 metu uz viena ap-
kaltinima if nuo l Xxi 3 metu
uz antrq, kausmiu iSpildymui
sekant viena po kitos.
Tai pirmas politiSkas skan-
dallas kuriame lygiomis apkal-
tinti ir nuteisti vyras ir EMO
ma.
Jiedu vel uzsidejo DO $1,000
uzstato Xxi ApeliacijQ teismas
pernagrines byla.
ApeliacijQ teisme' lures da-
lykas nusvirti viena ar kitq |
puse.
Abu jiedu tikrino ir dabar
jog nera kalti ir kad j tai ta-
po ivelti salygu susimetimu.
Juos itar5 Laundon T. Nc
Grain, kuris buvo uzsiregistra-
yes II sykiu 22-me Warde ir
balsavo 13 atveju paskiruose
Precinktuose uz McCaffery no |
minaciju balsayimuose pereita
Rugsejo m6nesi. Tas pagelbe- !
jo McCaffery laimeti nomina-
cijas If v9liau rinkimus. IS to
iSejo kad Demokratai miesto .
taryboje gavo didumQ atstovQ, /
ir tue budu Jonas T. DeRigh-
ter gavo City Clerk vieta mie-
sto taryboje, su $4,000 alga
metuose.
Svarbiausiais valstijos liudi-
ninkais prizes DeRighters buvo
tas pats McGrain If rasomoji |
maSinele is Lietuviq banko,
kuria, sake, kuvo raSyta tos
suklastuotOs McGrain uzsiregi-
stravimo kortos miestO rinki-
mu tarybos knygose, ivairiais
skirtingais vardais. Teismas
prieme kad ta maSinele raSy-
Ia IL tos kOrtos ir veliau laiS-
kas McGrain If jo zmonai, ka-
da, iSejus j virSu tai klastai,
McGrain su zmona buvo prasi-
Saline j Florida. McGrain visa
laika tikrino kad Jonas ir jo ,
zmona iSsiuntG j If jo zmonq
i Florida pasislepti, ir raSe
jiems tQ laiska pranesdami
kaip tas ju skandalas iseina
aikSt5n.
Demokratai miesto tarybos
hariai nubalsaVo praSalinima
como DeRighter is City Clerks
pareigu ir rinks kita jo vieton
Prize sudejimo tu klastuotu
balsavimo kortQ j precinktQ
balsuotojQ knygas darbavosi /
Mrs. Irene M. Kelley, uz ka il
if halsuotojas McGrain jau at
rasti kaltais pirmesniame tar
dyme. Xxi McGrain nebuvo SUI
imtas ir is Floridos parveZtas
Mrs. Kelley neprisipazino prie |
kaltes. Suimtas, McGrain is
cavo puses apkaltino abu De
Fighters, kaipo gelbejusius su
Mrs. Kelley jam atlikti klas-
tuota balsavima 22-me Warde,
kuriame jis visai nepriklauso
ir neturi teises balsuoti.
Visas Sis dalykas iskilo vir-
sun sakoma tik del to kad ia
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FURNISHED KAMBARIS

Vyrui ar merginai, Lietuviu Sci
mole, apie nauja parapija. Grazus
kambaris su paskira ineiga. Tele-
fonuokit kasdien tarp 6 ir 7, sekm.
tarp 2 ir 7. w. $500. (29)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-14
sEIMININKE PRIEzIURAI

Pilnai prieziurai nanny seiminin-
ke, mergaite be motinos, irm dap
ke, biznio zmogui. Yra 10 metp
dukte be motinos. Telefonuokit:
Michigan 5000
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-14
NAMAI PARDAVIMUI

E. 112 st. pietus nuo Superior, z
kamb. gerame stovyje pavienis
namas. kama $4,000.
E. Ill ST., pietus nuo Superior, 6
kambariu semi-bungalow, gerame
stovyje, didelis lotas ir garaziai.
Klauskite placiau:
KIRKWOOD REALTORS
SW. O033
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DETROITE

Marcele Kudzius isvaziavo j
Detroita pas savo gimines pa
vieSeti savaitei-kitai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-14

IN GIVING UP Latvia and Es-
tonia to Soviet Russia who, it seems,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-14

You can't marry MarNism and
Americanism.
ealing itself "American", the
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-07-14

Ohio's new
c a t a / y t j C
cracking plant
which is pro-
d u c j n 6 all
j m p o r t a n t
base stock for
100 90 C t a n e
aviation gaso-
line (above)
will be dedi-
Gated by The
Standard Oil
Arkansas State press., 1944-07-28
RIXIE
Silas Bowman

Convalescing nicely are Mrs, NJ
Griffin, Mrs. Viola Baker and
Mrs. Maggie Turner, also Mrs.
Jewel Larry and the young daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Boyd q.
Mrs. Della Lewis of Booker Ter
race spent last week at Clarks-
dale, Miss, and left for Warren
this week to visit her brother. g.
The Newdora Baptist Church re-
ported tota lof $4,000 in a
recent financial drive. Pyts.
Dave Cummins and Daniel McClel-
Ian were here on weekend leaves
from Camp Robinson. The Rev.
F. r. Evans. pastor Of st. Peter
Rock Baptist Church at Little
Rock was recent speaker at the
st. Luke Baptist Church at an
afternoon service. Music was
furnished by the Gospel Five
Quartette. Financial report was
announced as $147.72. Rev. G.
s. Staff is pastor. The Holly
Grove AME Church met with St.
John AME Church Of Jackson.
VILE in a Joint quarterly meeting
with Rev. r. d. Gipson, presiding
Conference reports totaled $40
Arkansas State press., 1944-07-28
MADAME lie ONARD
THE WOMAN WHO KNOWS"

Pa and Life Reader Will Solve Any Problem In 81 Days
WILL CALL YOU BY NAME
although before All who unsuccessful
Arkansas State press., 1944-07-28
Mrs. l. Il. Marshall
Phone 162v-j

Three visitors registered fol
lowing Pastor A. Williams mes
sage at the St. James Baptist
Church The st. James Mis-
sionary met Monday with Mrs.
Vertie Williams in charge of the
business session. At the request
Of Mrs. L. C. Deloney, the sis.
ters held prayer meeting at her
home. Mrs. Deloney is president
of the State and District Women's
Convention and has been shut in
for more than year. Mrs. SPIKES
was guest in her home and made
some encouraging remarks :.
The City Prayer Band will meet
with the Hopewell CINE Church.
Sunday, July 30th at S =. m. !.
Mr. Jones Of Louisville was guest
Of his daughters, Mrs. Odessia
Watson and Mrs. Ethel Watts !.
Mrs. Mittie Lawrence Of Troost
street, has returned after \ long
visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Dottie Wheeler In Los Angeles,
whose little daughter Doris Eve
lean is reported improved after
serious illness Tho Men,
bible Class Of Milss Chapel, viii
Rev. J. s. Warrington pastor
I'D church school financial n
port with $500. Visitors register
ing 1t tho church Sunday includ
ed Mrs. L. Burns Of Hope ant
Miss Sykes Of New Orleans
The Matte e. Coleman Circl,
met at the church with the presi
dent, Mrs. Lewis and lesson re-
view by the pastor Mrs. Dors
Jetton is on the sick list Mr.
and Mrs. Bertha Stanley enter
tanned with a dinner party Sun
day afternoon honoring Mrs
Helen Cole of Chicago. Among
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem Lewis aG,d sister. Mildred
Dixon and Mrs. Della Williams
Of Dallas, Texas, sister of Mrs
Stanley Miss Callie Mae Ross
Of Hath street left for Little Rock
where she will be the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Mary l.. John.
son.
Arkansas State press., 1944-07-28
With MaestroKir

Bee Booze OF "See See Rider"
fame, who will be seen and heard
here at the Robinson Auditorium
Wednesday night, August d, when
Andy Kirk brings his CLOUDS of
Joy" for u dance and show.
Arkansas State press., 1944-07-28
THE UNCAIIED

A dramatic skit on the life of
Paul Lawrence Dunbar was given
by the Ninth Street USO Club on
July rs over station KGHI. Miss
Henrietta Harris, director of dra-
MATES at Philander Smith College
was the director. Taking part
were Chester E. Hynes. Daniel =.
Tyler |. c. Phillips, Othello Ellis.
Shirley Jenkins. Pfc. Carl Whit
myer. Juanita Stokes. Faustenia
Saunders. Zanie Folds and Stella
Marie Brooks.
Arkansas State press., 1944-07-28
SERVICE CLUB NO z

Junior Hostesses be sure to at
tend those open air dances at
Service Club No. at Camp Rob-
inson. Good music by Gilkey's
Hollywood Orchestra.
Arkansas State press., 1944-07-28
Coming Soon!

Deonno Durbin portroys q dif-
ltult oad highly dromotic role
in UniversoI's Christmas HoIi-
day.. co-storring Gene Kelly.
Arkansas State press., 1944-07-28

son, the 1S3rd Combat Engineers
Battalion. AS usual. citizens of
Little Rock will extend the same
hospitality to those men that 9TH
err soldiers have experienced. The
Rock" Is known all over the
United States because of kind
treatment to our servicemen and
service women.
Arkansas State press., 1944-07-28

h'oPitalitg W liius' iltii iHut uNu-
err soldiers have experienced. The
Rock" Is known all over the
United States because of kind
treatment to our servicemen and
service women.
SATURDAY DANCE
1t was Just like old times
again, All the girls who had
been staying at home worrying
about that guy who was in the
37tst or 519th came out and had
fine time. Let's dance every
Saturday night at Ninth Street
uSO Club. All Junior Hostess
es must have cards.
COFFEE AND DONUT HOUR
Servcemen enjoyed the Cot
fee and Donut hour last Sunday.
This popular US0 program fea-
ture Is attracting more soldiers
each Saturday morning Fellows
stop in on Sunday and see what's
cooking" Volunteer workers
serving last Sunday were Mrs.
Anna Fairchild, Miss Oneal Nc
Payne, Mrs. Margaret Kicks, and
Mrs. l.. V. Rocks. After the
Coffee and Donut Hour several
soldiers escorted the hostesses to
church.
COOKIE JAR
Donating this week was the re-
liable Mother Josephine Pankey.
FLOWERS
Thanks to Mrs. Flora Ericsson
Fand Mrs. Hattie Johnson for the
beautiful flowers sent Sunday.
You can send some flowers too.
The soldiers like the honey at
mosphere they create.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT DANCE
Ninth Street USO club announ-
ces the resumption of the regular
Wednesday night dance. Music
will be furnished by b. J Jumps
orchestra.
ORCHESTRA
Have you heard them? It's
that eight piece B. J. Jumps Or
chestra. Yes, the name is cor
rect when you hear that music
you just jump. Much credit Is
due this young group Of musicians.
Here are some of the names
George Wilburn, Byron Jenkins.
and Herman Davis. Next week
watch for more names in the or
chestra.
OUTDOOR MOVIE
Next week see Westward Ho"
on the open lot three doors from
the USO Club on State Street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
LAND CONTRACTS

Desirable Land Contracts Purchased
MELVIN r. IANPHAR A CO
e,h Floor Lafayette Bldg, ca $50
LAND contracts bought MITES. made
AcHugh. 1910 Ford BifE CN O5fS
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cold. JEwELRY WANTED

HIGHEST PRICES. diamonds, Jew
elry. old gold Orig. Detr Gold Re-
hners Sidney Krsndal 1850 Br'way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
TRUCKS. COMMERCIAL CARS

FoRD-ia37 dump truck good con-
/ dltion TY 1901 1726 Central
FORD pickup. Driven Coal Co,
G51s French Road. PL $40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
Furniture. Household Goods

A BA RGAIN lnnerspring mattresses.
Any size. Samplesa tI7. Mitchell
Furniture Co. 5000 Gratiot.
A VALUE. Sxl2 Administer rugs.
Good patterns. Reposs.. SIS. Mitchell
Furniture Co, 5000 Gratiot
A WASHING machine used in
GUIDED with purchase 81 hyigg room
or bedroom OUTFIT New York Ware
house, 1920 Livernois. US i-Oi52.
A 3-BOOMs. siiS
SUN FURNITURE. 1922 oRATloT
All SACRIFICING 5 rooms OF new
furniture, including used electric re-
frigerator; save SIS equity. Open eve
nings till O. Tuesday. Wednesday I'LL
g. spitz. 1855 GratiOt al Baldwin.
AN ELEc. RETRO, AND WASHER
Guaranteed. Almost new vacuum
cleaner included with brand new 2
and 3.pc living, dining and bedroom
suites brand new prewar gas ranges.
fri size immediate delivery Let US
furnish your home complete. Trade IN
your old furniture. Easy terms.
BENJAMIN'S
Appliance and Furniture shop
1882 Liyernois. North Of Eenkell
Open ewes. TIL Q. Tues Wed. IN o.
BEDROOM special. 2-pc.. 3-pc.. 4-pc..
Sl2 Central stores. 4O35 Fenkeii.
BUNK BED COMPLETE, GUARD
RAIL AND LADDER. BEAUTIFUL
MAPLE FINISH 500 80.
Mars, 1888 Grand River (Redford).
1880 Harper. s0si w. Jetf. (Wein).
DINING rom suite, ? piece nAhog
any, excellent condition: private
party TW i-0774, 1851 Caldwell.
FULL coil innerspring mattress.
$29 30. Cook Furn.. 200 Gratiot.
FURNITURE
Lamps. mirrors. mattresses. springs.
linoleum. yarnish, paint. EZ terms
Railroad salv., oie5 Grstiot.
HOLLYWOOD beds, complete, s3f.
SAVE. 1889 Gratiot. nr. 7 Nile Rd
INNERsPRING mattresses, any size,
samples. ST. WARD Furntturs Out
filters. 5f27 W Warren
TNNERsPRlKG mattress, prewar poH
springs. match. s27 IS. 1928 Gratlot.
WASHING machine ana refrigerator
(useds included with purchase Of s.
4. 5 rms furniture New York Ware
house. 1920 Llyernois IN s-0i3z.
INNERsPRiNG mattresses. any size.
Samples. 81. Mitchell. 5000 Gratiot.
LIVING ROOM SUITE. 2-pe.. new.
ali spring coz struction, S69.5 30. Mars.
2i645 Grand River (Redford). 1880
Harper sO5i W Jefferson tWein)-
LIVING rom 2-pc m0hsir used $40
Ace Fuu-- Isl Michigan yves
NATTRESSE Inuerspnng. am
size samples. 81. Mitchell. 1000
Graflnt
sew innersprins mattresses. Z. 4.
Bedding Co. $3.50 Maybury Grand.
SEU furniture. trade yeat piano.
cry Music. 1912 Mack open ewes.
NEW ROLLAwAY SED-ss.e5
Guaranteed innsrspring mattress and
box spring Sl7S3 each: 9xl2 fringed
rug. 1885. Choice OF coiors.
Kay Furn., 1920 Michigan
RUGS, used, cleaned. exl2. sxI0, sxs,
So s5 Up runners, 81 up. American
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28

COLORED ~ Little chicseu farm
near Wayne from 1926 and up Buy
now On easy terms. Property located
cor Beverly road and Henry Run
road. =. miles sFst 81 Middle Belt
and = mile south ~ Var y n
Agent On property. all DAY sunday
ard from IS p ~ week DAYS
Broker phnn. Whyne nl1l ~ " 6195
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
FARM PRODUCE. ETC.
LAWNS. GARDENS. SUPPLIES

TOMATOES-You pick them 81 o.
bushel Sam Kosscher 2i2se Huron
Elver nrive near klrg knai
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Lees. 1887 r. Dawson az DeqUindre.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28

UPHoLsTERfNG AND REPAIRS
At LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH.
Occasional chairs. SASS; cushions.
rebuilt, " so, prompt service large
selection Of materials Clairwood
UpholsteFInE. TR 1872
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28

TOP SOIL. clay loan. peat humus
When having trouble with lawn. see
US ~ wears experience. top-dress-
ing, seeding and soddinE TY 6.S352
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
Moving. Storage. cartaae

EAGLE = Local. furniture. pianos.
store fixtures. safes. machinery. 6O2
East Warren. TE i.2il6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28

A DETECTIVE service. I O. g. :.
licensed. Industrial. commercial and
private missing psrssrs shsdOvirg
etc. TE 1890 or NE ioif. DAY
or evening
A LIQUOR hsoit s,ofIrd At home Ar
mold 2i6i Nat. Bank Bldg PA T2si.
MANN STEVENSON Eisctrolaeis'
Mar removed permanently hy multi
PIE electrolysis 42fI BOOK Tower.
RA 4s42
tNNE-Plssss write George. Camp
P'nsdals Calf
gall kLENI Recommended hy
users Galistones LIVER Cal
Bladder; Gas. stomach. TO
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER safe
fast, inexpensive Lifetime susran.
tee Doctors references. Eiectrolyss
Cunic. TO s-3lli
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful. treatment While Working.
Doctor De Svarte. Rectal clinic
sTi5 Second. Mr.. Palmer. TR i-7242
swAMPED by bills, Avoid garrish-
menu one place 20 pay everything.
CREDIT ADJUSTMENT CO.
s33 Bsflum Tower eli s34T
FARM PRODUCE. ETC.
TOMATOES-You pick them 81 o.
bushel Sam Kosscher 2i2se Huron
River Drive near Kiug Road
LAWNS. GARDENS. SUPPLIES
sopDfSG. seeding trsnsplanting.
grading filling sod for sale Call
TY 5-ls72
TOP SOIL. clay loan peat huInus
When having trouble with lawn. see
US ~ years experience. top-dress-
tnK. needing and sodflnE TY 6.s152
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
MoRrCACEs
MONEY. Home Associate ca Z
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
PERSONALS

AT thG ins Co funds for good
rtss. loans: land contracts bought.
IA Henket. Hammond Rids ca lass
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE
DAVE CULLIEI

$40 NopllN Akll
1917 -deluSe convert. bic
coupe. privately owned call lee
Mason after y p m al The Bowery
Cafe. TW l-i2i2
sTUDEBAKER - 1912 Commander
club coupe radio, heater, oyerdrive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
RADIOS AND SUPPLIES

MOVING. MUST sELL--Brand new
s-tuhe Philco combination. automatic
record changer many others. also
table models. down UNIVERSAL
1880 Grauot near s Mi z. Ewes
20 g SUNDAYS . 20 s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
VACANT LOTS FoR SALE

RtY STATE owned properties see
your real estate hroker
CoLORED-si5O cash giyss deed
eIcellen, soil. bus Sfglce near
Grs,i0t and it Mile Rs Address
Boz B.2Ss2. Detroit Times 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-28
STORM WINDOWS. SCREENS

JACKSON CONSTRUCTION co
I51is IlSWOOD TO s.I23l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02
|Bethesda.L ower Montgomery County
Ne1D Years. Week End Grounded
With Festiue Celebrations

for is guests and later n the evening
members OF the party went over to
the Chevy Chase Club and finisned
out the evening at the clubs weekly
Saturday night dance.
Miss McGrew is at her home here
for her vacation from st. Margaret's
School In Waterbury, Conn. She will
return to school on January I.
Battery Park friends OF Col. and
Mrs. J. L. Gilbreth have been CALI
Ing on them during the past few
days to welcome them back to the
ncighborhood.
Col. and Mrs. Gilbreth lived for
many years on Fairfax road until
they sold their house last spring
to Mr.. and Mrs. Le Roy Saunders
and moved into the District. They
are now at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Lloyd ut 10e Battery
lane. not far from their former
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Meredith
have moved to Washington from
Pasadena. Calf. and have leased
the house on Cumberland avenue,
Somerset, formerly occupied by the
late Holland Huntington and Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-01-02

Lower Montgomery County resi-
dents began busy week end OF
New Years eve parties with = din
ner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
James G. Dulin, IT., In Friendship
Heights.
The dinner was celebration for
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Jones, honor
guests at the party, for they were
married Is years ago yesterday, in
Friendship Heights. Mrs. Jones,
who is = sister of Mrs, Dulin, is the
former Esther Bogley. and her early
life was spent in Friendship Heights,
before her marriage to Mr.. jones.
There were is guests at the Dulin
dinner, all members Of Mrs. Jones
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dulin,s daughter,
Mrs. Grant Heston. who is spending
the winter with them, was absent
from the dinner since she left early
In the week to spend New Year with
her husband, 1t. Heston's father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Hes
ton, in Pittsburgh.
Out on Bradley boulevard ut the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. L.
McGrew. their daughter . Miss Sarah
Mc0rew, gave . dinner last night
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Church Ceremony
|Unites 1t. Sn0v,
Miss W eikert

An attractively arranged wedding
Of recent date was that OF Miss
Peggy 10 Weikert, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edward L. Wcikert, jr.,
and 1t. Paul Vincent Snow. u. s. A.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude L.
Snow Of Chevy Chase, which took
place December 10 at Northnin-
ster Presbyterian Church. the Rev.
Dr.. Walter Price oficiating at the
double-ring ceremony.
The bride, who was escorted to
the altar and given In marriage by
her father. wore Z white satin
gown and fingertip veil Of illu-
sion which fell from q pearl -coro-
net. Her bouquet was . shower Of
white roses and sweet peas with 4
center Of orchids.
Mrs. Glen H. Deem Of Arlington
acted as matron. Of honor for the
bride, wearing q Chinese blue tat
feta gown and carrying 4 bouquet
Of Briarcliffe roses. The brides
maids, Miss Lois de Wolf Northrup