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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-28
MASKVOS TARY.
BOS BAlGESI

Gruodzio rs, Amerikos,
'Britu ir@ Sovietu uzsieniu
ninistru posedis Maskvoje
baigesi.
Skelbiama jog pasiektas
susitarimas ''visais punk
tais kuriais tartasi", ka ga
lima suprasti patenkinimu
bolseviku reikalavimu.
Bus paskelbta tos konfe-
rencijos nutarimu pasek-
konferencijos sutarimai.
Sia konferencija nepasi-
tenkinus Prancuzija, nes
j nebuvo priimta il su ia
nesiskaityta.
Tarp anksciau paskelbtu
pranesimu is Maskvos kon-
ferencijos, sake sutarta lai-
kyti taikos tarybas Gegu-
zes l, j kurias bus sukvies-
ia 81 valstybe.
Ka padare SUI Lietuva?
Ar Lietuva bus pakvies-
ia, ar jau jos likimas pra-
gertas, mes Molotovas nesi-
gaileio savo dviem aukS-
items sveciams geriausiu
gerimu.
Neziurint ka Sekretorius
Byrnes Maskvoje padare,
ir neziurint jo po senovei
uztylejimo Lietuvos klau-
sino, mes turime viena vii
ii - Amerikos Kongresa
kur inesta rezoliucijos rel
kalaujancios ir Lietuva pa.
deti taikos svarstymuose.
Dirbkime dabar kad TX.
Geguzes 1 If Lietuvai butt
uztikrinta pakvietimas il
/ kad il butu 22-ra valstybi
taikos konferencijoje.
Jei tas nebus padaryta
State DEPARTMENT. rani
nimai kad Lietuvos klausi
mas ten tebera "po seno
vel" bus tik Lietuviu tau
: tai apgaudineti pasakele.
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80 k
EKONO)MIKA
Didzioji Paskola
Anglijai
NAUJOJI PASKOLA IR

1NAOJOJI IAohOLA liz
l. LEND-LEASE
DID. BRITANNIA lend-lease
formoje gavo is Americas ivai-
rlu gaminiu uz daugiau negu
70 bilijonus dolariu, o dave tik
w apie 4 bilijonus. Tokiu bu-
du per kara Anglia isiskolino
Amerika apie 25 bilijonus do
lariu.
Kadangi Anglia tos sumos
prize geriausiu noru sugrazinti
negali, jos sugriautam ukiui
atstatyti reikalingi papildomi
kreditai, Amerika sutiko iai
paskolinti dar S3,75O,OOO,OOO,
o 25 bilijonus lend-lease skolos
sumazino Xxi minimales $780,
100000 sumos ir ia itrauke j
bendra paskolos suma S4,4OO,-
100000. Tuo budu, Anglia ne
tik nemokes savo Sio karo sko-
lu, bet dar gaus nauju zymiu
kreditu.
PANASIAI, atrodo, bus ir
SUI kitais Amerikos lend-lease
skolininkais: Rusija, kuri yra
skolinga virs 10 bilijonu dola-
|riu, ir Kinija, kuriai buvo SUI
teikta ivairiu daiktu uz $780,
100000 (apie 711aR to kas bu-
vo Quota bolsevikams ir apie
80 to ka gavo Anglai).
sioms abiems valstybems
Anglijos pavyzdziu, greiciausia
bus nubrauta didzioji ju sko-
los dalis ir paliktas koks ne
reiksmingas mazmozis.
GRYzTANT prize naujosios
Americas paskolos Anglijai,
keleta zodziu tenka pasakyti
apie jos senaja, pirmojo pasau-
linio karo, paskola Amerikai.
il yra vos 80 milijonais dolariu
mazesne negu naujoji paskola.
Pasitarimuose del naujosios
paskolos apie senaja skola ne
buvo uzsiminta. Tat teoretis-
kai il tebeegzistuoja Xxi siol,
bet praktiskai, aisku, il netu-
ri jokios reiksmes: Amerikai
il nebus sugrazinta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-28
Gen. MACARTHUR g

Gen. MACARTHUR galu-
tinai patieke Japonijai nau-
10 gyvenimo programa ir
daugiau jau jokiu dideliu
pakeitimu nedarys. Japo-
mai dabar tik turf parodyti
gerus norus ir sulyg tu pa
tvarkymu taikyti savo at
cities gyvenima.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-28
POLITIK
BALSAS Is EJIROPOS

VIENAS musu prietelius is
Europos raso:
"Gautos informacijos apie
Lietuvos laisves rezoliucijas
Jungtiniu Valstybiu Kongrese
padare vi ie m s Lietuviams
sveiko ispudzio ir nuteike JUGS
pasitenkinanciai. Tx Naujie-
nu pastangos sumazinti rezo-
liuciju reiksme ir jas sunive-
liuoti NUNS cia atrodo kaip
piktos valios ir labai siauros
partines politikos darbas.
"Jei tos rezoliucijos butu bu-
vusios inestos Naujienq RUPEES
ciu tai, zinoma, tada jos butu
buvusios labai vertingos ir is
torines. -.
"Panasus partiskumas ir pa
nasi demagogija reiskesi ka-
daise ir Lietuvoje is liaudinin-
ku ir krikscioniu demokratu
puses: jiems viskas kas buvo
daroma ne ju zmoniu ir be ju
pritarimo, buvo negera, buvo
net kenksminga ir Lietuvai
prazutinga. -. Panasiai elgia-
81 ir ju giminaiciai Amerikoje.
'tBet jei anuo metu reikalas
dar nejo apie Lietuvos laisve
ir buvo galima tik pasijuokti
is opozicijos 'opoziciskumo' tai
siadien toks negatyvus ir taip
prazutingai partinis nusistaty-
mas del Lietuvos islaisvinima
liecianciu pastangu, jei tik jos
eina ne is ju lagerio, negali
butt kitaip vertinamas kaip
stoka inteligentijos ir didelis
perteklius zemo egoizmo. Taip
mazdaug visi cionyksciai Lie
tuviai ir ziuri j Naujienu laky-
sena".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-28

Berline siaucia tyfas -
tai greiciausia nuo bolsevi-
ku is Rusijos atnestu ute
liu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-28

Uzgriuyo so angliakasiu.
Pineville, X. = Gruod. rs,
20 sprogimo vienoje kasy-
kloje uzgriuvo tarp 80 il
so angliakasiu ir netikima
kad jie isliks gyvi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-28

Ispanijoj, nugriuvus kali
no sonui ant kaimelio uz-
musta 70 gyventoju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-28
NEGERI zENKLAI

zinia kad kuciu vakara
Kremliuje, Maskvoje, ivykes
banketas, kurio metu buve is
gerta net Is tostu, leidzia spe-
ii kad viskas ejo taip kaip So
vietai norejo.
Lygiu budu ir pranesimas
kad Molotovas su Bevinu bu-
We begalo patenkinti kai Byr-
nes jiems pasiules ia patti ku-
ciu vakara pranesti pasauliui
apie busima Geguzes konferen-
cija, nera geras zenklas. Mo.
lotovas niekuomet nesti paten.
kintas jei prieinama teisingu
mu pagrystu sprendimu. Tais
atvejais jis nedziugauja,
burbteli kad taika rnylinti Ru
sija buvus nesuprasta. 0 je
Molotovas dziaugiasi tai tai
reiskia kad sovietu smurtin
gierns siekimams dar syki bu
vo pritarta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-28
KITI ANGLIJOS
KREDITAI

Greta Amerikos, Anglia
smarkiai isiskolino savo domi-
nijoms lei kolonijoms: Indi-
jai, Aigiptui, Artimiesiems Ry-
tams, Australijai ir Pietu At
rikos Unijai. Didziausiu Ang-
lijos kreditorium tapo India
Is bilijonai), bendra Angli-
JOS karo skola savo imperijos
dalims pasieke IA bilijonu do
lariu.
sios skolos, aiskus dalykas,
Anglia niekuomet nesumokes.
Didzioji jos dalis, greiciausia,
bus nubraukta, mazutis ne
reiksmingas likutis bus palik-
tas dominiju ir koloniju nuo-
ziurai - ju paciu rekonstruk-
cijai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-28

1t Gen Gerow lake Kongresinio tardymo del Japonu
pasango uzatakavmo Pearl Harbor pasake kad egu kas
kaas nepranesima aku persergemu Generoui Short tai
jis prisia katie Jis tk6o kad ku pranesma turejo
jau butt pranesti Gen Short kad is prslakytu Gen. Mar
shallo instruciju del santikiu su Japonas
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-28
TURIME sKUIBETI

PIRMUTINES zinios is Mas
kvos konferencijos kaip tik pa
tvirtina nuomone kad Willis
Kelly rezoliucija Jungtiniu Val
stybiu Kongrese dabartiniu
metu sudaro objekta j kuri tu-
ri butt nukreiptas visas musu
demesys ir sukoncentruotos vi
SOS musu jiegos.
Tito diktaturos Jugoslavijo-
je pripazinimas is Amerikos ir
Anglijos puses yraa pirmoji
Maskvos kregzdute: il patvir-
tina fakta kad Maskvos konfe-
rencija bus tolesniu nusileidi-
mu bolsevikams konferencija.
Zinia gi kad ateinanciu metu
Geguzes l bus susaukta svar-
bi tarptautine konfere n c j a
(taikos sutartims SUI Italia,
Rumanija, Bulgaria., Vengrija
ir Suomija pasirasyti) NUNS
yra rimtas priminimas kad Eu-
ropos tvarkymas eina prie ga
10.
sito akivaizdoje yra nepa-
prastai svarbu galimai sku-
biau pravesti Kongrese Willis
Kelly rezoliucija. Priesingu at
veju gall atsitikti kad ne tik
faktinai bet ir oficialiai Lie
tuvos okupacija bus pripazin-
ia ivykusiu faktu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-12-28

II zuvo gaisre. Hart
ford, Conn. - Per Kaledas
seneliu prieglaudoje nuo
eglaites uzsidege namas ir
gaisre zuvo II moteru If 8
vyrai.
Amerika sake laikys ka-
70 reikalams wrs 10000
orlaiviu.
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PASKOLA ANGLIJAI -
EKOMONINES PASAULIO
REKONSTRUKCIJOS
pRADZTA

sioje vietoje nera imanoma
pilnai isnagrineti Anglijai tel
kiamos paskolos reiksmes, bet
galima pamineti kad il yra
milzinisko pasaulines rekon-
strukcijos plano dalis.
Lygiagreciai su paskola An
glijai ir atitinkamai Breton
Woods plananns, yra projektuo-
eS pabaiga cia pat
The Valley settler., 1945-11-16


 With them.
 MESSAGE FROM GOV. GRUENING Cont. from p "It may bo alleged that the requested in- crease. or any .pnrt thoroof will not be granted. My Eleven years expert onco, in tho government indicates tho contrary.-1 coul cite numorous examples to prove this. In ninot con thirty ninc tho Alaska Lcgi sla- ture odopted' a memorial protc sting against hi Gh freight rate s and asked for an in vostigntion and relief. I managed ~i tn soro difficulty. to secure this invosti- gation by tho Un itoa States Mari imo Con- mission which was prom sod for the summon Of nineteen forty. 'Evon after this in- vest igot ion or exist ing high fro fight rotos had boon authorized tho steamship eaupdni ic raised their rotos another. -fiftoQn percent in tho spring of nineteen forty. " ; "Tho Corr1i ssions invest gators caac to Alaska, mado thorough study end not only roportcd vigorously against tho increases It condemned some of tho steamship com lios practices. Nevertheless out of tho
 .rnnis sion como on order approving virtu- lily everything the companies had asked or ,Uoro doing.
 "Inb any event it is certainly not possi bio for the people Of Alaska to prepare thor- selves in t7o uocks to mako an effective and successful fight against this at ttuupt to deliver mortal blow to the Terri tory. To do this job effectively vould require, tho hiring of ocononi sts, statisticians and invostigctors as uoll as of legal 4 councol. -- '~
 Moreover, it can be pointed out that any decision made nov would bo >bas sod on pb-. normal end temporary cotdit ions. :EEeryonc s foni far with port congestion tho uncertainties of sailing dates, tho unusual demands incidental to dolaobi lizqt ion the high insurance cost for, scarcn, officers =, end ships which will be reflected in any noa sure of recent oporotionol costs, and other factors which duo to uart imo condi- tions cannot bo considered typical of future peace timo operation.
 VI on therefore requesting the people of
The Valley settler., 1945-11-16
lIE1clr- EZG1aa7: Gso-rjG a,itpEx. {, ,.' !

At tho last meeting of tho Aneri can Lagio Veto ans of World Tar No. 2. Ono -N.VE a1so joined at this tine with her husband. Tho Legion is running cont st for new members. The contest will end the End Wednesday, of January. The losing team is to give a dinner or supper to the winners. Charles Waters is Captain of No. -teain Lloyd ol son is Captain of No. team.
 America Legion extends a special in- :
 .tation to World Var 9 Veterans to join Nith them.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
'Debussv Gala Presentation

Maggie Teyte, famous British So
prano. and George Copeland, cele-
brated pianist, will present their
| Joint recital entitled "Debussy
Gala" tomorrow night at Constitu-
ton Hall before a distinguished
audience which will include out
standing members Of the social.
diplomatic and military sets Of
Washington.
The recital is under the auspices
Of the French Embassy for the bene-
fit Of the Orphans of French Resist
ance, and Is presented by Francis
Carpenter, former Broadway actor.
Nine. Bonnet. wife of the French
Ambassador, has been lending Mr..
Carpenter valuable assistance in ar
rangements for the program which
is the coast-to-coast premiere for
the two noted artists.
Senhora de Martins, wife Of the
Brazilian Ambassador, will be
among those occupying boxes at the
concert tomorrow evening. and
others who will entertain guests in
their boxes are the Countess of
Halifax, wife of His Britannia Maj
esty's Ambassador: Nine. Munthe de
Morgenstierne. wife of the Norwe-
gian Ambassador; Nine. Diaman-
topoulos, wife of the Ambassador OF
Greece; Nine. Hurban, wife Of the
Evening star., 1945-09-30
St. Andre1v's Society Concert;
Mrs. Truman May Be Present

Peterson Of Georgia, Robert Crosser
and J. Harry McGregor from Ohio,
District Commissioners Guy Mason
and Brig. Gen. c. w. Kutz. Mr.. Rob-
ert V. Fleming, Mr.. Lee D. Butler,
Mrs. Roy c. Bowker and Miss Lii
liam Chenoweth.
Featured on the concert program
will be the choir of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church, led by
Mr.. Charles D. Beaschler. the
Kiltie Band of York, Pa, under the
direction of Col. E. r. Yost: and
Dorothy Warwick of New York.
soprano. DR.. Peter Marshall, pastor
of the New York Avenue Presbyte-
rian Church and president of the
society, heads the committee in
charge of the concert.
The concert starts at o'clock
although the gates will open at 8
O'Clock, when ticktes will be avail
able for those who have not yet
made their purchases.
Evening star., 1945-09-30

A m bass sador of CzechosIovskia :;
Nine. Gromyko, wife of the Soviet
Ambassador; Nine. Bonnet, wife of
the French Ambassador; Nine. de
Kaufman, wife of the Minister Of
Denmark; Nine. lie Calais, wife Of
the Minister Of Luxembourg and
Mrs. Carl A. Berendsen, wife of the
Minister Of New Zealand.
Others in the distinguished au-
dience will be Mrs. Ernest j. King,
Mrs. Charles Russell Train, Mrs.
Alan G. Kirk, former Representa-
tive Virginia Jenckes, Mrs. George
Barnett, Mrs. Paul w. Bartlett,
Mrs Truxtun Beale, Mrs George F.
Becker. Mrs. William r. Castle,
Mrs. Barron Du Bois. Mrs. Henry
Parsons Erwin. Mrs. Frank Taylor
Evans, Mrs. Carroll Greenough. Mrs.
Walter Bruce Howe. Mrs. Dudley
Knox. Mrs. Nicholas Longsworth.
Mrs, Arthur Macarthur. Mrs. Walter
R. Tuckerman, Mrs. Matthew John
Whittal and Mrs. Anne Archbold.
Tickets for the recital are on sale
at the Cappel Concert Bureau.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Miss Ste1Vart
Becomes Bride

Miss Elizabeth Ann Stewart,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert F. Stewart. became the bride
yesterday of Mr.. Donald Meyer
Viedt, son of Mr.. and Mrs Julius
F. Viedt. The ceremony took
place at II o'clock in the rectory
of St. Gabriel's Church. the Rev.
L. w. Albert officiating, and a
wedding breakfast at Hayden
Farm followed.
The bride wore gown OF
ivory satin and lace, with full
satin skirt and a tight fitting
lace bodice. Her finger-tip veil
was held by a Juliet cap and she
carried a bouquet of white or
chids and stephanotis.
Mrs. John L. Behrle, the ma
tron of honor, wore a blue bro
caded taffeta gown with a match
ing headdress and carried a
bouquet of cream-color roses. Mr..
John M. Viedt was best man for
his brother.
The bride and bridegroom both
are native Washingtonians. The
former attended Notre Dame
Academy and Mr. Viedt. who has
been discharged from the Army
Air Forces, attended West Vir-
pinia WESLEYAN.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Belgian Embassy
Will Be Opened

The new Belgian Embassy, at
2300 Foxhall road. will be opened
with reception Wednesday aft
ernoon at o'clock, when the
company will be limited to Bel
gians residing in the Capital
and visitors from that country.
Among the guests will be the
Minister of Foreign Affairs of
Belgium. M. Paul Henri Spaak,
and the Belgian Minister OF Sup
ply, M. Paul Kronacker.
NJ. Spaak and NJ Kronacker
were honor guests at luncheon
Wednesday given by the former
Belgian Minister of Finance, M.
Camille Quit. The distinguished
Belgian visitors are in this coun-
try for conferences with officials
of the United States Govern
ment.
Other guests at the luncheon
were the Belgian Ambassador,
Baron Silvercruys, the Secretary
Of the Treasury, Mr.. Fred M.
Vinson; United States Ambas-
sador to Brussels, Mr.. Charles
Sawyer: Mr.. Willard Thorb, Mr.
Henry White, Mr.. Eugene Meyer,
Mr.. John J. McCloy and mem
bers of the visiting delegation,
including NJ Maurice Srere and
Baron Rene Boel.
Evening star., 1945-09-30

Julia Beard and Mr.. Luther Kofne.
ir., which took place last evening
in the Washington City Church OF
the Brethren.
Miss Grace Yoder played the we'd
ding music and accompanied the
soloist, Miss Mary Gray, and the
Rev. DR.. Warren Bowman officiated
at the o'clock ceremony.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. w Beard of Arlington
and she was escorted and given in
marriage by her father. She wore
gown of white lace and carried a
white Bible overlaid with white
roses.
Miss Dorothy Miller was the maid
of honor and wore blue lace and
carried yellow daisies, and Miss
Patsy CumminS. the bridesmaid, was
dressed in yellow lace and carried
rust daisies. The flower girl. Jeane
Bowman. was dressed in pink lace
and carried a basket of pink lace
filled with rose petals.
Mr.. Kohne is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kohne of Maurertown, Va. Mr..
Irwin Kohne, also of MaurertoWn,
was his best man.
An out-of- town wedding of yester-
day that attracts interest here took
place in Gap. Pa. when Mrs. Helen
Slaymaker Mitchell, daughter of
Mrs. Samuel R. Slaymaker, was
married to Comdr. Reginald Rodney
Rambo, son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Rutherford Rambo of Union Mills,
Ind
The wedding took place at White
Chimneys, the home Of the brides
mother, after which Comdr. and
Mrs. Rambo left for their wedding
trip before coming to Washington
to make their home while he is on
duty in the Bureau of Medicine and
Surgery in the Navy Department.
The marriage of Miss Evangeline
Helen Jaimedes to Sergt. William
Franklin Smith of Quincy, Mass, is
announced by the brides mother,
tSee WEDDINGS, Page B-8.)
Evening star., 1945-09-30

Mrs Harry S. Truman and Miss
Margaret Truman are expected 20
attend the concert which will be
given this afternoon on the British
Embassy grounds for the benefit of
the District of Columbia Depart
ment of Disabled American Vet
erans.
A distinguished company of pa
irons and patronesses are sponsoring
the concert, which will be giveE
under the auspices of the St.
Andrews Society of Washington.
Those recently adding their names
to the list are the Speaker of the
House. Representative Sam Ray
burn: the Secretary of the Treasury
apd Mrs. Fred M. Vinson, the Secre-
tary of the Navy and Mrs. James
V. Forrestal, the Secretary of War
and Mrs. Robert P Patterson, and
the Commandant of the Navy Yard
and Mrs. Ferdinand l. Reichmuth.
Others sponsoring the concert in
clude the hosts of the afternoon,
His Britannia Majesty's Ambassador
and the Countess of Halifax; the
Canadian Ambassador and Mrs
Lester B. Pearson, the Minister of
the Union of South Africa and Mrs.
Harry Thomson Andrews, the New
Zealand Minister and Mrs. Carl A.
Berendsen, the Australian Minister
Sir Frederic Eggleston, the Indian
Agent General and Lady Bajpai
the British Minister and Mrs John
Balfour, Field Marshal Sir Henry
Maitland Wilson, Admiral of the
Fleet Sir j. F. Somerville, Maj. Gen
r. H. N. Davidson, 1t. Gen. Sir
Gordon N. Macready, and Air
Marshall Douglas Colyer.
Other patrons are Representatives
George w. Gillis Of Indiana, Hugh
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Cbildren's Dav
1t Benefit

High lighted by a gala chill
dren's day another popular bene-
fit will appear on the calendar
for the first time since before the
war. The event is a two-day dog
show to be held October 13 and
IA at the Alexandria ball park,
for the joint benefit of Children's
Hospital and the Alexandria Hos
pital
This American Kennel Show is
sponsored by the Mount Vernon
Kennel Club headed by Comdr.
Keith Merrill and the Old Do
minion Kennel Club of which
Mrs Jouett Shouse Is acting
president. Mrs. Arthur Forbush.
secretary of the Old Dominion
organization. is in charge of en-
tries and these must be made
before midnight Of October 7.
Mrs. Forbush may be reached at
Emerson 1886.
The opening day of the inter-
esting affair will be children's s
day although there will be youth
full exhibitors on both days. Mrs.
Ira c. Eaker will present the
prizes at the two-day show and
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth will
give the prizes in the children's
classes.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Coast Guard Aids
COnraIescents

Personnel Of the United States
Coast Guard will In the not too
distant future present to the
United States Naval Medical
Center at Bethesda motion pic
ture protector and sound track
for the benefit of hospitalized
servicemen,
This presentation, for which
the time will be announced later.
has been made possible through
the efforts of wives and friends
of Coast Guard members who
have. through giving benefit
parties and receiving contribu-
tions for the purpose, raised the
sum of s720.
Purchase of the equipment. to-
gether with a recordio and four
portable radio sets, will be made
by the Red Gross Camp and Hos
pital Council. and the present
hope Of the Coast Guard mem
bers Is that the purchase and In
stallation will take place within
q month.
The Coast Guard Training
Stati at Baltimore, under
Comdr. j. F. Murray, now re-
tired. was a generous contrib
utor to the project, to which Mrs.
r. r. Tinkham. wife of Capt.
Tinkham. chief of the Civil En-
gineering Division of the Coast
Guard, devoted untiring effort.
When the presentation takes
place a suitable plaque also will
be presented attesting to the
concern and gratitude of the
Coast Guard personnel in their
sailors at the Navy's conva-
leScent hospital.
Evening star., 1945-09-30

MRS. JAMES FRANK
FERGUSON.
Wed Yesterday to 1t. Fergu-
son, U. S. N. R., the bride is the
former Miss Beverly CopeH.
-HesSler Photo.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Engagement announcements
Attract Interest TN CabitaL

Interest in resident circles is at
tracted today to the announcement
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sweetser
OF the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Adelaide Vanderpoel Sweetser.
to Mr.. Thomas Matters III, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Matters, jr.,
of Great Neck. Long Island.
Miss Sweetser attended the Inter-
national School in Geneva and
Sarah Lawrence College and is
graduate of Stanford University.
Mr.. Matters attended Tome School
and was graduated from Harvard
University, He recently has been
with the Foreign Economic Admin
istration.
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Miss Beverly CoueN Is Bride;
Other Weddings OF Yesterday

Mai Gen. w. E. R Covell
escorted his daughter, Miss Beverly
Covell, to the altar in St. Adams
Church early last evening and gave
her IN marriage to 1t. James Frank
Ferguson in ceremony taking
place at 7:30 o'clock with the Rev
DR. Charles T. Warner officiating.
Small white chrysanthemums and
eladioluses made impressive decora-
tions for the wedding and the same
flowers were attractively arranged
in the room at the Shoreham where
Mai, Gen. and Mrs. Covell were
hosts at reception and where the
brides table was laid Lighted cam
dies added to the beautifully adorned
table, which was centered with a.
large wedding cake that was cut by
the bride with her fathers sword.
A beaded trim featured the
brides dress of white satin, which
was worn with a veil of illusion that
draped from a coronet of rose point
lace and she carried bouquet of
white roses and stepI,anotis.
Mrs. c. Douglas Stephenson, the
matron of honor. was costumed in
royal blue velveteen with match
ing veil and cap of tulle and her
flowers were an arm bouquet of
American Beauty roses.
Miss Douglas Anderson, the maid
Of honor, and Miss Elizabeth P
Hall and Miss Carolyn Sherman,
the bridesmaids, were dressed like
Mrs. Stephenson and they also car
ried American Beauty roses.
1t. Ferguson is the son of Mrs.
James F. Ferguson of Hollywood,
Calf, and the late Mr.. Ferguson
and two of the ushers, 1t Alfred J.
Angelica and 1t. Robert D. Shep-
pard, serve with him in the Naval
Reserve. His best man. 1t. Conrad
G. yelling of Houston. and the
other usher. 1t Comdr. George w
Ferguson, are in the Navy.
When they return from their we'd
ding trip 1t. ard Mrs. Ferguson will
make their home at $500 @ street.
Another wedding of interest yes
terday was that of Miss Margaret
Evening star., 1945-09-30
Cabinet Members
To attend Game

With restrictions lifted on
transportation and plenty of gas
for driving ones car, the urge to
60 out of town over week ends
is taking many from the Capital
to nearby cities. This afternoon
several members of the cabinet
with their wives and carloads of
guests will drive over to Balti-
more to see the Redskins and
the Detroit Lions play an exhi-
bition game for the benefit Of
charity