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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-16
ISTOJO | FORTHNIGTHLY
MUSICAL CLJJR

Pianiste poni Biruta Smeto-
niene islaike muzikos kvoti-
mus ir tapo priimta j Fort
nightly Musical Club. Tai yra
sena organizacija, kuri atsida-
vusiai palaiko muzikos kultura
per 81 metus Clevelande. Sia-
me klube priklauso veik visi
zymesni muzikos srityje Gle
velandieciai.
Tas klubas be to yra dalis
placios valstijoje organizacijos,
Ohio Federation of Musi c
Clubs, kuris paremia talenta
kontestais ir stipendijomis, O
baigusius muZikos mokslus pa
naudoja ivairiais parinktais at
vejais kur reikalinga geros
muZikos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-16
SVEIKINIMAS

Nuosirdziai sveikinu Ameri-
kos Lietuviu Misija, kuri ko-
vote uz musu tautos teises an
tru kartu j Washingtona vyk-
sta. Lai Dievas buna kartu
su Lietuvos gelbetojais, lai pa
saulio valdovai isgirsta teisin-
ga Lietuviu zodi. Lai musQ
Iaisves kovotoju halsas buna
lygus su kitu tautu, ir lai Lie
tuvos byla. pasiekia laimingo
nepriklausomybes atstatymo.
Broliai ir seserys, uzmirs-
kim visas partijas, paduokim
desine ranka Lietuvos Misijai
ir gelbekim jai jos darbe. Lie
tuva skesta asarose ir krauJu-
je. Mes savo tautos ir teveliu
Sales negalime apleisti. ko-
vokime, dirbkime uz teisybe ir
uz nepriklausoma Lietuva.
Tevynes meiles niekas mega
Ii atimti. Teisybe mazoms
tautoms lures sugryzti.
AlekaS BanyS.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-16
TRAFFIC NELAIMES
PADAUGES

Tikrai kaip kris sniegas, sia
ziema padauges trafiko nelai-
mes. Clevelando Policijos ira
fiko rekordai rodo kad trafiko
mirtys yra nepaprastai auks-
tos Lapkricio ir Gruodzio me-
nesiais. Taigi reikalinga kick
vienam vaziuotojui ir peksciam
limits visu atsargumu.
Rudens pavojai nevisada tu-
rimi mintyje vidutinio motori-
sto, kuris nepagalvoja kad nu-
krite lapai, padenge kelius if
gatves, dregmeje sudaro pavo-
jinga sliduma. Karas smar-
kiai slysta jeigu staiga naudo-
jami stabdziai. Nuo to atsi-
tinka daug nelaimiu.
Kuomet sniegas ar ledas uz-
dengia gatves tas vel sudaro
sliduma. Kada tokios salygos
apsireiskia reikalinga tai ture-
tt mintyje ir bus isvengta ne
reikalingos nelaimes.
Ilgos valandos tamsumo ir
blogas rudens oras yra kliutis
matymui. Kada matymas ap-
reikia atsargiau ir le-
ciau vaziuoti, ir vel isvengsit
nelaimiu.
Tai tik kelios zieminio vazi-
neiimo nelaimiQ priezastys, bet
ju yra daugiau. Isvengimui ne
laimiu bent kada reikalinga
prisitaikyt prie vazinejimo sa-
lygu.
Cleveland Police Dept.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-16
REFUGEES FROM
REDS: ROMANCE
AND HORROR, TOO
BY Hal Foust
reprint from Chicago
Tribune Press Service)

Stockholm, Sweden, Oct. 21-
Human driftwood from the
wreckage of Europe, rescued
and rehabilitated thru Swe-
denis respect for the dignity
of man, includes many pitiable
fugitives from the Soviet I'm
ion. The best place to meet
them is at a collection camp
SO miles south of Stockholm.
There was a Finnish farmers
20 year old daughter, the bride
of two days of a Belgian to
whom she could not speak 10
words of common language.
He was a former prisoner of
war whom she first saw just
long enough to have a 9 month
old baby. Their story began
when the Belgian escaped from
a German prisoner of war camp
in Norway and hiked 500 miles
thru the sparsely settled nor
thland. He was sheltered and
fed for several days at her
fathers farm, and when he
left he promised to write to
her.
After a Year - News
She got the letter, sent from
Norway, almost a year later.
1t told her he had been re-
captured by the Germans, re-
turned to Norway and was to
plan for second escape, to
Sweden. She took her baby
and joined a party of Firms
in a small boat sailing for
Sweden. She and the Belgian
were reunited at a refugee
camp, where he learned that
he was father and promptly
became a husband.
A slender woman of about
80, a natural platinum blonde
with refined features, was read
ing Goethe while sitting be-
side the sleeping baby of her
roommate. She, too, was a
Finn. She had married Ger
man soldier in her country.
She showed a picture of him
Tin civilian clothes) and said
he had refused to leave her
when the German army re-
treated northward to Norway.
'"The Russian soldiers came,
as we knew they would" she
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-16
Pushes Move FOR Freedom Of Lithuania

international conferences, in
Guiding the London foreign min
ister's council.
Willis said he recognized that
diplomatic steps leading to Rus
sian recognition of Lithuanian
independence encounter diff
culties at any diplomatic con-
ference.
Recalls Truman Speech
"But if we have a policy,
we should stick to it and let
the world know" he said.
President Truman, Willis re-
called, said in his Navy Day
speech Oct. 27, that the Unit
ed States "believes" sovereign
rights should be- restored to
all nations which have lost
them by force. His and Kel-
ly's resolutions are reminders
that the policy expressed by
the President should bepursu-
edvigorously, Willis said.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-16

continued. "Six came to our
house and abused me. My
husband came out of his hid
ing to defend me and they
riddled him with bullets. Then
they raped me. | fled to Swe-
den at my first chance"
Slavery for $4,000
There was Aleski Koski, "a,
a school teacher of lngria, an
cient Russian district in the
Leningrad area, who had fled
to Finland shortly after the
start of the war. A stomach
ailment had excused him from
military service. He said he
did not want to return to his
homeland, inhabited by his Fin
nish speaking people for 800
years, because the people were
being deported to slave labor
camps.
His people were being deport-
ed to the Volga valley and to
the Caspian shore.
Sees 10000 Marched Away
There was a so year old Lith-
uanian in civilian clothes, a
regular army colonel. He had
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-16
MAYORO PROKLA-
MACIJA DRAPANU
VAJUI

Is Mayoro Burke ofiso pra.
nese Dirvos redakcijai kao
ponas mayoras sutinka butt
BALI Clevelando bendro ko.
mlteto ruby vajaus nariu ir
kad isleidzia proklamacija Siam
vajui.
| komiteta istojo ellie zino-
mu Clevelando pilieciu Ameri-
konu.
Proklamacija ir p. mayora j
musq komiteta isrupino komi-
teto pirmininkas P. J. ziuris.
BALI visi trys Clevelando
skyriai sutare padaryti ben
dra ruby ir maisto Canned
goods) vaju per Gruodzio me
nesi. Lietuviu sale dave pa
talpas rubams submit ir per-
rinkti. Prize sales bus isdeta
iskaba apie 81 vaju.
Vajui bus gauta radio, laik-
rasciai ir kitokia parama.
Kas nori pasidarbuoti Shame
sventame darbe, prisidekit.
Prize laikino komiteto, kuri
sudare visu triju skyriu pirmi-
ninkai (ziuris, Drosutis ir Am
sejus) susirinkime Lapkricio
IL darinkta dar trys vice pir-
mininkai: P. P. Muliolis, Pet
ronele Kundrotiene ir Paulina
Staupiene.
Taip pat rinkta kas gall ru-
bus parvezti, ir kas ateis pasi-
darbuot ruby sortavime, paka-
vine, issiuntime.
Komitetas nutare surengti ir
kortavimo vakara rubu ir me-
dziagu bel maisto pirkimui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-16
D.AINUOS BIRUTA
RAMOSKA

Ketvirtadienl, Lapkiclo 22,
Public Auditorium rengiamas
idomus garsaus kompozitoriaus
Strauss muzikos vakaras. Be
simfoninio orkestro, dar bus
ir dainininkai, viena ju naujai
praskilbus Lietuvaite daininin-
ke, Biruta Ramoska, ir vyras
Leopold Simoneau.
Tikietai parduodami jau da-
bar, Taylor's, po $1.20, Sl.SO,
S2.4O.
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u. S. Treasury Department

been captured by the secret po-
lice and had escaped last JAN
uary. On June Is, 1941, he
said, he saw 10000 of his own
countrymen, men, women, and
children, marched eastward ov-
er highways toward compul-
sorry servitude under the So
viets. He escaped near Dan
zig and, disguised, joined the
German civilians in a hike to
Denmark, whence the Red Criss
had helped him to sweden.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-16
SEN. WILLIS CITES u. S.
POLICY ON CONQUEST
reprint from Chicago Tribune)

reprint from Chicago Tribune)
Washington, D. c., Nov. s.
Freedom and independence for
the republic of Lithuania, now
occupied by Russia, should be
discussed at the next meeting
of the council of foreign min
listers in London, Sen. Willis
(R., Ind.) said in an interview
today.
Willis said he planed to in
troduce in the senate this week
a resolution in which the sem
ate would remind the Presi-
dent, the state department, and
the people of the country that
recognition of the independence
Of small nations is the policy
of the United States.
A similar resolution was in
troduced in the house last week
by Rep. Kelly 3D., Ill), repre-
senting South Chicago wards
and southern Cook county.
His resolution would state that
it is the sense of the house
that President Truman and the
Secretary of State, Byrnes seek
to influence other nations to
restore Lithuania's indepen-
dence.
Conquest Never Recognized
''The United States,' Willis
said, "never has recognized the
conquest of Lithuania. 1t has
been and is our policy to honor
the independence of small ma
tions and such a policy is in
line with the principles of the
Atlantic Charter.
Congress should remind the
country and it's leaders in the
executive branch of our pledge
of freedom for small nations
and should go on record as
supporting that policy. And
the rest of the world should
be reminded of our position at
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-16

NAUJUS so pasazieriniu bu-
su nliesto gatvese pasazieriams
vezioti miestas gauna Lapkri-
clio 19. Jie dirbdinami Wor-
cester, Mass, ir is ten bus at
gabenti. Pc to bus atgabena-
ma po viena kasdien nauju bu-
su Xxi susidarys pilnas uzsa-
kytas skai3ius.
White Motor Co. gamma so
gasolinu varomu BUSY, kurie
prades pasirodyti gatvese po
nauju metQ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-16

Jurgis Shafnitis ir Ursule
Jasulaitis apsivede Iapkricio
3, sliubas buvo sv. Jurgio baz-
nycioje, $3.50 val. ryto.
Jaunikaitis Jurgis Shafnitis
yra senas Elyrijos gyventojas,
o pile Ursule Jasulaitis yra
Clevelandiete. Pc baznytiniu
apeigu vestuviu pokilis ivyko
Schneider's saleje. Sveciai tu.
rejo smagq laika. Linkiu jau-
navedziams geros laimes.
M. Salcius.
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NESUSEKTA 8 ZUDYSTES

Pereita savaite rasta savo
namuose nuzudyta Mrs. Doro-
thy Dolin, jauna moteris. Jos
zudikas dar Xxi Siol nesusek-
tas.
IS policijos rekordu paaiski
kad begyje pastaru 16 menesiu
Clevelande buvo papildyta 8
zudystes kuriu paslaptis neis-
eina j virsu, zudikai nesuseka-
mi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-16
SHOWERS

Josephine Velioniskis Spaliu
81 surenge savo dukrelei Stel-
lai vedybu Shower party, at
silanke didelis buris giminiu,
kaimynu ir draugu, kurie su-
teike labai puikiu dovanu. W
tai taria visiems aciu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-16
Skelbirnai Dirvoje
SOC uz viena karta
iris kartus uz $1.OO

Smulkus skelbimai Dirvoje,
kaip tai namu pardavimas, is
nuomavimas, kambariai, pa
iieskojimas giminiu, talpina-
ma SOC uz viena karta, iris
kartus uz $1.00. Priduokit
gatavai parasyta.
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DEGTINE Ohio

DEGTINE Ohio valstijoje
Wis dar bus racionuojama il
gesniam laikui, mes nera gall
mybiu gauti pakankamai jos
kick zmones galetu ispirkti lai-
svai parducdant.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-16

tona, Xiii ten aukaus.
Is Clevelando isvaziavo Sic
delegatai j Washingtona:
P. J. ziuris, Hypatija ziurie-
ne, Evelyna Ycaite, Julius Sme-
tona, K. S. Karpius, Ona Bal
trukoniene, V. AmSiejus.
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IsVYKO ! MEKSIKA

Alvina S. Luiziene isskrido
j Mexico City pavieseti desim-
ciai dienQ pas savo vyra, Pet
ra Lula, kuris ten pasiustas
savo kompanijos darbo reika-
lais.
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LAIMEJIMAS!

Dabartiniu laiku U. S.
Valdzia veda vaju pardavi,
nejimo Pergales Bonu.
Lietuviu bankas yra val
diska istaiga U. S. Bonu
pardavimui.
Yra triju rusty taupymai
If kiekVieno zmogaus gyve-
nimo pasisekimui reikalinga
yra taupymas.
1-mas Taupymas yra tai
depozitais, uz kuriuos yra
gaunamas nuosimtis, ir tau
pymu suma auga.
2-ras Taupymas yra pir-
kimas u. S. Bonds, ant ku-
riu taip pat nuosimtis au-
ga kas meta uz idetus pini-
gus j bondsus.
3-cias Taupymas yra per-
kant mama su imokejimu, O
po tam menesiniai mokeji-
mai ant paskolos, ir SUI lai-
ku pasirodo tikras ir geras
taupymas.
Stu triju rusiu taupymai
galima pradeti sioje banki-
neje istaigoje.
Depozitai kiekviena kny-
quite cia yra po Federal In
surance Corp. Xxi $4,000.
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SUSIRINKIMAS

SIJSIl{INKTMAS
Lietuviu Kulturinio Darzelio
Sajungos atstovu susirinkimas
bus laikomas pirmadienio va
kare, Lapkricio 10, nuo 8 val,
Lietuviu saleje. Valid.
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OAR $1O2 AUKU
MISIJAI

Prize pereitame numeryje pa
skelbtu Clevelandieciu auku
Misijai Washingtone, kuriu bu-
vo 1924, dadejo dar Sic, sude-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-16

KAMBARIS NUOMAI
Lietuviq seimoje, vienam arba
dviem vyram. Antrame auks-
te, 8517 Kosciuszko ave.
The messenger., 1945-09-01
LOCAL AIR CORPSMAN LIVES CHARMED LIFE

John E. Murphy, son Of Mrs. Otis H. Wight of 3T6 Cottage Grove Road, has just experienced his fourth narrow escape from death since his enlistment in the Air Transport Command Septem- Der IA, 1942. Yet in no in- stance has he been seriously hurt and he is now at the Wilmington, Deleware, Airport awaiting much desired overseas assignment.
 The last accident in which Mur- phy was envolved was the wreck of the train he was riding to Great Falls. Montana, six weeks ago fol- lowing a 30 day convalescence fur tough at home occasioned by his third and most serious plane crash. However, in reporting the incident he says he was "only shaken up a bit'' and proceeded on his way inn mediately.
 Murphy, flight engineer, makes light of his first two plane accidents which as in the case of the third occurred during the 28 months service with the Transport Command in Canada but admits that the latter crack-up which happened June 4 in the Provence of Alberta produced slightly more than minor injuries to his face, hands and back.
 At the Wilmington Airport Mur- phy is able to spend considerable time with his hometown neighbor, Nicholas Ostapkevich.
The messenger., 1945-09-01
ROGER E. BOCARDUS GIVEN BRONZE STAR
Local Soldier Decorated at Ceremony in France

Saff Sergeant Roger E. Bogard- us of 364 Mountain Avenue, Bloomfield, has been awarded the Bronze Star for meritorious ser vice in connection with military operations against the enemy, ac- cording to word from Nancy, France.
 The Bloomfield Sergeant was cited for his work as a member of headquarters battalion, 438th AAA AW BIN (M) during the per iod of July 1, 1914 to April 30, 1945 in France, Belgium and Ger many. The historic Place Stan islas, in Nancy France, was the scene where the decorating of the Sergeant took place.
 Sergeant Bogardus served in the campaigns in Normandy, Northern France, the Rhineland, The Ar dennes, and Central Europe.
 He entered the service March 27 1942 and prior to foreign assign ments' he trained at Camp Ed wards, Massachusetts, Fort Jack son, South Carolina and Nashville, Tennessee.
 His brother, Warren, who was inducted March 2, 1943 is in Eur ope also. His parents are MT. and Mrs. Edward H. Bogardus.
The messenger., 1945-09-01
BOY CRITICALLY INJURED
 WHEN HIT BY AUTOMOBILE

Edward Rushlow, the fifteen year old boy of Duncaster Road, who was hit by an automobile while riding his bicycle north on Tunxis Avenue, continues in a critical condition at St. Frances Hospital where he was rushed after the accident.
 Samuel Rabinowitz of 127 Mag nolia Street, Hartford, driver of the car that hit the boy and being held for reckless driving, said he was blinded by the headlights of an oncoming auto and saw the boy too late.
 Besides a broken arm the boy suffered severe head injuries and has not yet regained conscious ess.n The accident occurred Thurs day evening, August 23.
The messenger., 1945-09-01
IT. W. H. JOHNSON WINS SILVER STAR

The Silver Star has been award ed to It. William H. Johnson, USNR, 27, for "gallantry and in trepidity in action"
 He is the son of Peter Johnson, 58 Wintonbury Avenue, Bloom field.
 His wife, the former Lorraine Osterling, lives at 133 South High land St., West Hartford.
 The citation, signed by Fleet Adm. c. w. Nimitz, reads, in part:
 "His keen understanding of fire control equipment and intelligent interpretation of attack data were of very valuable assistance to his commanding officer in conducting successful attacks against enemy shipping which resulted in sinking more than 25,OOO tons and damag- ing more than 5000 tons. His cool ness and devotion to duty contrib uted materially to the success of his vessel. His conduct through out was an inspiration to the of ficers and men in his ship, and in keeping with the highest traditions of the United States Naval Ser vice."
 Lieutenant Johnson enlisted for service in December, 1941, immed- lately following the attack on Pearl Harbor, and has been on sub- marine duty in Pacific waters for 2G months.
The messenger., 1945-09-01
SIX LOCAL MEN RECEIVE DISCHARGES

Six of Bloomfield's service men received their discharges during the past month. They are:
 Andrew Beechnor, s 1/c USNR It. Albert Dumeer, AAF Pfc. Fred Goldberg, F.A. Pvt. Howard c. Greene Pvt. Gale Jaroch
 Capt. Norman Hubbard, AAF
The messenger., 1945-09-01
Caucus Revises Slate of Con- didates For New Council Posts and AssessOrshipS
EVANS LOSES STIFF BATTLE

The Republicans of Bloomfield took the affairs of the party out of the hands of their Town Com mittee at the organizations eau GUS Monday evening, September 10.
 Displeased with the selection of the Committee for many of the several important offices to be filled at the approaching election, the first under the new charter, 300 members of the party jammed slate of their own making.
 Resentment of the part of those who had successfully promoted the Council Manager form of govern ment in finding only one of their number included in the Com mites recommendation for coun- cil posts is said to have sparked the uprising. But it was made evident that wide spread dis satisfaction also over the Com mites choice of candidates for the assessorships contributed to the motivation of the party's members to a near record caucus attendance.
 When the smoke of the set-to cleared, Wilbur c. Stauble and Dominic Maselli neither of whom had been endorsed by the Com mittee were nominated for the Council Nicholas Maselli and William c. Hubbard had defeated the Committees choice for places on the Board of Assessors and L. Coates Colt was named for spot on the School Board in place of a Committee choice who had with drawn.
 While it took seven ballots to select the four men named for the Council, the caucus lost no time in registering it's demand that MT. Stauble be on the Board. The former chairman of the Town Charter Committee was named on the first ballot and received the largest number of votes given any candidate for any position consid- cred during the evening. Dr. Flu gene Bestor was also nominated on the first ballot.
 On the second ballot, Dominic Meselli who was only three votes shy of nomination on Ballot No. was chosen. The selection of F. Willard Tull who like Dr. Bestor has been serving on the Board of Finance came on the seventh ballot after spirited and stubborn bat tie, which eliminated Leo J. Crom- bic, Frederick Pistel, L. Charles Cawte and William A. Evans in that order. The seventh ballot vote, cast near midnight after many had left for their homes, was Tull 169 and Evans 79. Cawte and Evans
 Continued on Page 5
The messenger., 1945-09-01
COLONEL J. MCCORMICK GOING TO PHILIPPINES

Lieut.. Col. Joseph Mccormick has completed his months fur tough visit with relatives and friends here and at Lynn, Mass, and is now on his way to assume an assignment in the Philippines. Since May 1943 he has been sta toned at Hawaii.
The messenger., 1945-09-01

Carlton B. Barnard of Winton- bury Farm who, sereval weeks ago sufferad a fractured pelvis and a cracked hip in a fall from a load of hay, is making a rapid recovery and expects to be about soon.
The messenger., 1945-09-01
WATKINS IS NAMED
 CEMETERY DIRECTOR

Raymond H. Watkins of Mount ain Road has been amed a director of the Bloomfield Cemetery Assoc iation to fill the unexpired term of the late Chester F. Goodwin.
The messenger., 1945-09-01
REPUBLICAN PARTY MEMBERS IGNORE
 TOWN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS
CORPORAL WASILAUSKY SENT TO LAKE PLACID

Completing a 60 day f7rlough following his return to the United States after his rescue from Ger
The messenger., 1945-09-01

TEgdIII6U IIUCH O what he had lost in weight before he arrived home he has not re covered his strength.
 A Presidential Unit Citation an( two Battle Stars attest to the bril- liance of Wasilausky's war serv ice, which dates from March 1943 He is the son of Mrs. A. c. Wausil ausky of 284 Hoskins Road.
The messenger., 1945-09-01

man prison camp
 Cpl. Fred Wasil-
 ausky has been
 e n t to t h e
 A r m y's L a k e
 Placid, NY. rest
 camp.
 Corporal Wasil-
 ausky was very i'll d u ri n g the term of his inn ! prisonment, suf- |fering from both yellow jaundice 3 n d diphtheria a md lost more han 40 pounds lin weight.
 While he had
Evening star., 1945-12-02
Chamber Music
Concert Tuesday

Nine. Munthe de Morgenstierne
wife Of the Norwegian Ambassador
has Joined the list of patronesses for
the Chamber Music Guild, which
will give the second concert of the
season Tuesday evening at the Stat
Ter Hotel at $3.50 o'clock.
Among the attractive young ladies,
members Of the Guilds Junior Com
mittee, who will serve as ushers
Tuesday evening are Miss Emily
French Myers, Miss Hedwig frost,
Miss j. Bowie Addison, Miss Dor
othy Rutherford, Miss Mary Hart,
Miss Marie Nash Oliver, Miss Jane
Beverlin Tate, Miss Margaret Mary
Tisdale, Nine. Jeannette Masse, Miss
Constance Russell, Miss Junita Rus
sell, Miss Ann Mitchell and Miss
Bonnie Farber.
Miss Elizabeth Polk Benson Is
chairman Of the Junior Committee
and Is one Of the additional box
holders for the season. Others who
have taken boxes are Mrs. E. Brooke
Lee, Mrs. John Jarvis Butler III,
Mrs. Thomas Moran, Mrs. j. j.
Mack, Mrs. Robert Dordet, Mrs. H.
Robert Herwig, Mrs. Paul Fleming
Holland, Mrs. Gardiner Luce, Mrs.
Sidman Poole and Miss Ellen Wood
Evening star., 1945-12-02
Il nnual Bazaar
And Dinner

st. Marks Episcopal Church, at
30l A street Sc, will hold its an
nual gift bazaar and dinner
Wednesday and Thursday from 5
until 7 o'clock in the parish hall.
Mr.. w. Edward Frazier is gen.
eral chairman for the benefit and
those assisting are Mrs. Lee Web
ster, Miss Caroline Jenkins, Mrs.
Edward j. Kaiser, Mrs. B. Delphia
Driscoll, Mrs. Wilfred Page and
Mrs. Blanche Cole.
Articles to be sold will include
aprons, fancy work, animals, dolls,
candy, cake and ice cream.
Evening star., 1945-12-02

wants to be proud Of his wife
and she wants him to be. Her
improved manner Of walking, talk.
ing, greeting people, poise and up.
pearance win give her . new con.
fidence that will make you both
happier. The course includes Self.
improvement. make-up, fashion.
modelling =. and Wilma Wright
Floods splendid class in Speech
and Rhythm, the latter includes
posture and walking. Mid-after.
noon and Saturday classes now
forming. school hours to . pm.
Tor consultation call NO. sl7l,
l71o CONN. Avn = =;
Evening star., 1945-12-02

her q gilt. this
Christmas that
will last her
forever-a Gift
Certificate for q
course Ia Self.
Improvement at
2 = A r lat
KIfSsoN's very
nhe school. .. A
successful man