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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-03
KS JIEMS REIKS DARYTI
KAI UzSIDARYS UNRRA?

Greit pasibaigs antri metal,
kaip desimtys tukstanciu mu-
su tautieciu turejo bolsevikines
okupacijos akivaizdoje apleisti
savo gimtaji krasta. Siadien
Lletuviu uztiksime visose tose
Europos valstybese, kuriose ne
ra vienokia ar kitokia forma
lsigalejes Rusiskasis bolseviz-
mas. Daug skaudziu ir sun
kiai sprendziamu, kartais gal
net neissprendziamu, problemu
kyla patterns pabegeliams, bet
ne maziau painiu reikalu turf
organizacijos, besirupinancios
pabegeliu reikalais. Viena XII
ia pabegeliu sielvarta esame
iskele viesumon svetingose Dir
vos skiltyse. Savaime, kaip
esame nekarta pabreze, svei-
carbon terra patekes visai ne
didelis pabegeliu skaicius, vos
keli -simtai. Taciau sveicarijos
Lietuvius daugiau ar maziau
kamuoja tie patys klausimai
bel sielvartai, kaip ir didziaja
pabegeliu mase, turejusia pri.
siglausti Vokietijoje bel kitose
Europos, salyse. Visiskai ne.
priklausomai nuo to, koki nu.
Jautima atskiras pabegelis tu
ri del gryzimo j Lietuva 20 is
vysti laisva nuo okupantu Te
vyne tikisi visi LietuviaiD, ten
ka .bendromis jiegomis jieskot
keliu sios dienos ar artimiau
sios ateities rupesciams susvel
ninti ar paSalinti.
| tu rupesciu pirmaja Wet;
statytume toki klausima: k;
reiks daryti, kai uzsidarys pa
begeliQ stovyklos, kuriose siut
metu gyvena didzioji pabege
liu dalis? Tas rupestis SUI kick
vienu menesiu aktualeja. Ateis
laikas, kai likviduosis didzioji
beveik isimtinai Amerikiecil
remiamoji UNRRA organizaci
ia. Neabejojame, kad geros
valios pasaulis nepaliks pabege.
liu staciai gatveje, kaip to no.
retQ Maskva, kuri visur karto.
ia, jog "jokios pabegeliu prob.
lemos" mesa. Aisku, Sibiro tai
gos, bel Kazakstano stepes ga.
letu '1priglausti" dar daug mi,
lijonu zmoniu! Bolsevikai juE
dainuoja, jog Russia esanti "si.
roka strana moja rodnaja".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-03
SVARBUS KLAUSIMAS
SUI STUDENTAIS

SUI STUDENTAIS
Jau karta kick pagvildenome
studentu klausima. Pastebejo-
me kad Stockholme gabiai re-
daguojamas laikrastis "Svetur''
atsiliepe j musu anksciau "Dir-
vote" iskelta klausima, ar ne
vertetu studentus koncentruoti
ten, kur jie, baige studijas, ga
letq laisvai Gar bent laisviau)
dirbti. Europoje yra visa ellie
valstybiu, kuriu diplomus ga
lima isigyti, bet kur nera vii
ties gauti tinkamo darbo. Bes-
varstydami toliau 81 klausima
is vieno originaliniu minciu tu-
rincio pabegelio isgirdome to-
kia demesio verta nuomene
Ar atsirastu tarp Lietuviu is
eiviu seimq, kurios sutiktu pri-
init pas save po studena? Grei-
ciausia, daugeliui Amerikieciu
Lietuviu nesudarytu nepakelia-
mQ sunkumu, jeigu prize pietu
stale atsisestu ir ju butte apsi-
gyventq pabegelis studentas.
0 mokslapinigius galetu suteik-
tt tos organizacijos, kurios ir
dabar studentams duoda sti-
pendijas. Tuo tarpu visais at
zvilgiais butu naudingiau ISL
gyti, sakysime, Amerikos Jung
tiniu Valstybiu aukstosios mo-
kyklos diploma, nekaip Vokieti-
jos ar kitos kurios valstybes.
Ar sia mint galima igyven-
dinti, nesiimame spresti, bu-
dami Europoje. Tegu ja pas
varsto Amerikieciai bel ju or
ganizacijos. Is minciu pasikei-
timo neretai isskyla kurybine
kibirkstis.
Aktualus ir, kaip atrodo, Wis
labiau gyvejas yra tolesnes
emigracijos klausimas. siuo
reikalu jau nekarta raseme.
Nemaza zmoniu linksta many
tt kad tektu jieskoti prieglobs-
clio "uz vandenyno''. Savaime
suprantama kad labiausia trau-
kia Americas Jungtines Vaf
styles. Taciau esama susido-
mejimo ir Pietu Amerika, ir
Australia, ir kitais zemynais
bel krastais, neisskiriant nei
Abisinijos. -.
Rupesciu, sielvartu, vargu, =
| ju pabegeliams tikrai nestinga.
Galimas dalykas kad broliams
Amerikieciams ina tos nuola-
tines aimanos jau net nusibos-
ii. Bet kas belieka daryti
Juk niekada visoje LietuviQ
tautos istorijoje musu bendros
| +6xy,, Hny,,6o nnx,olIo xyiopoc Yr
kitos bolsevikinis NKVD, ma.
cionalsocialistinis Gestapo ir We
bolsevikinis NKVD.
Todel baisios nelaimes istik.
ii zmones nori kad juos bent
kas nors isklausytu, uzjaustq
/ ju vargais bel sielvartais susi
rupintq. Kas kan skauda, tai
!apie ta ir rauda! DR.. A. G
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KAS DAUGIAU?

Siuskit savo auka Lietuvos
vadavimo akcijai remit. Rem
kit u. S. Kongrese inestu re-
zoliuciju pravedima Kongrese.
Aukokit Lietuvai Vaduoti Sa-
jungai, kuri aktingai dirba Lie
tuvos nepriklausomybes gyni-
mo darbe. .Aukas siuskit:
LVS CENTRAS
$500 Superior Avenue
Cleveland 3, Ohio.
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Baltic
Exhibition
PABALTIJO TAU
TQ PARoDA
MENAS, DAINOS, SOKIAI,
DIRBINIAI ALTENSTADTE
UNRRA TEAM No. $50
VADOVYBEJE !

VADOVYBEJE )
Dirvos Redakcija gavo kvie-
TINA Cir tikietus) is UNRRA
Team $50, Altenstadte, Vokie-
tijoje, dalyvauti, kaip kvieti-
mas skelbia, BALTIC EXHI-
BITION" - Pabaltijieciu Pa
rodoje, kuri atsibus tarp Ge-
guzes IL, ir Birzeliol 16 - net
penkias savaites.
Gala kad niekas is Dirvos
redakcijos ten negales daily
vault, taciau begalo smagu kad
Pabaltijieciai - Lietuviai, Es-
tai, Latviai - atkreipe j save
tick demesio savo kulturiniu
darbstumu savo nelaimingose
salygose, kad UNRRA vadovy-
be Altenstadto D. P. Centre
mate reikalo surengti "BAL-
TIC EXHIBITION" net pen
kin savaiciu ilgio, ir ta Pa
roda tokiais laiskais kviecia
visus zymesnius Amerikiecius
kurie tik Europoje siuo tarpu
randasi, ypatingai Vokietijoje.
o ju yra labai zymiu, pra-
dedant nuo okupacines kariuo-
menes vadovybes zemyn.
Amerikieciu, Britu, Prancu-
zu ir kitty 'kulturingu Vakaru
pasaulio zmoniu axis j save
atkreipe tik pabegeliai Lietu-
vial, po jais Latviai ir Estai,
savo gausiai praplesta kultu-
rine veikla tokiose sunkiose sa-
lygose kokios tik gall butt ka-
TO nualintoje salyje ir is kitur
karo baisenybiq isstumtiems
zmonems.
Bet tame varge, skurde, pur-
We, alkyje, sunkumuose- ir ne
datekliuose Lietuviu visapusis
darbingumas, sumanumas, pa
stangos visose memo srityse
prazibejo kaip deimantas tam
sioje naktyje.
Ta zerejima pastebejo Ame-
rikieciai ir kiti okupantai Vo-
kietijos, kuriu globoje atsira-
do tie nelaimingi Lietuviai.
Jau skaiteme apie Lietuviu
sokiku, choru, ansambliu, So
tlistu pasirodymus koncertuose
ir parengimuose; buvo rasyta
apie Lietuviu menininku paro-
das. Tas viskas buvo tiktai
paskirose dalyse.
Kaip tik UNRRA nusistove-
jo, negalejo praleisti to ka uz-
tiko Pabaltijo pabegeliu tarpe,
ir to pasekme yra surengimas
penkiu savaiciu laikotarpiui
sios BALTIC EXHIBITION.
Kadangi Lietuviu daugiausia
randasi ir Lietuviai placiau
ir visose stovyklose pradejo ap-
sireiksti, patys ju globejai su-
name surengti visuotina pabe-
geliu Pabaltijieciq Paroda vie
name centriniame mieste. AL
tenstadt randasi j pietvaka-
rius nuo Muencheno.
Parodos Idomybes
UNRRA pranesime pazymi-
ma Sis reiksmingas dalykas
''sioje parodoje jus gausit tel
singa vaizda Pabaltijo zmoniQ
kulturos."
Paroda apims sekancius da-
|lykus, kaip pranesimas sake:
Isvietintu zmoniu darbai il
nuoveikiai lake ju gyvenime
Isvietintu zmoniu stovyklose
VokietijojS
Kasdieninis lsvietintu Emo.
niq gyvenimas, kuo jie ido.
maujasi, kaip gyvena If dirba
ISyietinti zmones kiekvien,
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KviiedimaS / LVS Selma Detroite
sElMAs BUS DW DlENAs BIRzELO ir D. 1916

Mtins
diem ir sekmadieni r
Sic metal taikos konfencjoms kita tokias yks emmi
kada Xxi e drbom Kdang Xxi e q Vaduot samga ka1u
ak i butt padida kad neku
Letuvos vadavimo
LVS Selma deau
al
su balu kaip svecai.
paiotng iuomene organizacos draug
pasektas
paskubnant prizes Birlio
PANCIUOSE", r
practices mkme stpy oe
lmybe
LIETUVAI VADUOm
j.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO

Sic nariai LVS / skyriaus
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-09

haffey will visit 81 her girfhood
home, Atlanta Ca, where her
daughtef. Mis- Mary Elizabeth
Mahaffey, now resides MS does
her sister. Mrs. C, E Lawrence.
On their departure for their
home at Patterson, La, after n
visit of a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Newly, $50 Cedar
street, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Newly
We're accompanies by their hos
tess who remained with thcm un.
til size was Joined by Mr., Newly
Saturday and motored home with
him Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. winkel-
seth and daughters, Marie and
Harolyn, departed Thursday for
Denver, Colo. where they will
visit friends before going to
Brush, in the same state where
they VII be guests in the home
of Mr.. Winkelseth's sister, Mrs.
Martin Joppa. They expect to be
away about two weeks.
Mrs. Roy Givens, president of
the Beach School Parent-Teaoh-
er Association, motored to Hat
tiesburg Thursday to take part
in the P-TA training course that
is to be put on in that city Thurs
day and Friday. She was accom-
pauied by the presidents of the
three other parent-Teacher ASSOC
Citations in Pascagoula; Mrs. Franz
H.. Hanning of Lake school, Mrs.
A.. M. Pelham of Central School
and Mrs. Warren McCleskey Of
the Junior high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Shrum re-
turned Thursday from Albany,
Ga. where they visited their
| daughter, Mrs. r. o. Ditman and
family. They were accompanied
to and from Albany by Marie and
Harolyn Winkelseth who were
their guests during the trip.
Miss Natalie Shelton will de-
part Saturday for Gatlinburg,
Tenn, where she will spend her
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Christian
and son. Charles, and Mrs. j, R.
White returned Saturday from a
visit with relatives in Birming-
ham. Charles and his grandmoth-
er, Mrs. White, preceded Mr.. and
Mrs. Christian to Birmingham by
sevcra! weeks and therefore en-
joyed a longer visit in that city.
Dr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Scheff-
Ter and sons, Bert and Peter, of
New Orleans, are spending the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Scheffier, sos Lafayette street.
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Betty 10, daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs w B. Robertson is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. c. D..
Barklcy at State Line, Miss.
NJ Rose Cole of the Jack
son County Department of Pub
lie Welfare is planning to spend
the coming weekend with rela-
tives in New Orleans.
Mrs Rosa D. Leatherbury re-
TUNED Tuesday from a visit in
Alligator, Miss. where she was
guest of her daughter, Mrs. H.
C. Craven.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. p. DeJean and
daughter, Mrs. William Smith,
and Pat Jones were guests of
Mrs. Morris DeJean in New Or
leans during the weekend. They
were joined there by Miss Mar
guer,se DeJean who came from
Jackson to be with the family,
Mrs. w. L. Ramsey has con-
Guided her visit with her sister,
Mrs. Charles H, Gray and DR..
Gray Nv her departure last week
for her nome at Fort Sam Hous-
ton, San Antonio, Texas.
w. l.. Robertson has returned
TO his home at State Line, Miss.
after dividing a visit of several
days With his daughter, Mrs. j..
S. Fleming and son, Walter B.
Robertson and their families
Mrs. A. G. Grassick arrived
home Tuesday accompanied by
her children, Robert and Deborah,
after a visit Of about eight weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Robert Johnston at Braintree, near
Boston. Mass. On their homeward
journey they were accompanied
ais far as New York by Mrs, John
ston and Miss Ann Marie Hayes
VINO Jlen flew back to Boston.
Mrs. w. B. Robertson and Mrs
J.. S. Fleming were among visit
ors 20 Mobile Tuesday.
Mrs. William Parker and littls
son, Glove, departed for Their
home in Jacksonville, Fla, Thurs
day after a visit of three week!
in the home of the formers Sis,
ter, Mrs. Wesley Robinson, OF
Commerce street.
Mrs. Ben Briggs and Mrs. J
F. Carver visited Mobile Tues.
day.
Mrs. Henry Gautier and Mrs
Quinn Gautier and the former
son, Mac, and his guest, Alberl
Weeks of Howison, who is spend
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MI. and Mrs. Earl Ammonette
and son, Earl, have returned from
a vacation spent at Lake Tanney-
como, Mo-, and Hot Springs,
Ark. They were accompanied
home by Mr.. Ammonett's broth
er, Mr.. OrviIle Pyeatte of Tulsa,
Okla, who will be their guest
for several weeks.
Mrs. w. B. McDavid returned
last week from a visit with rela-
tives in Monroe and Shreveport,
La.
Mrs. r. c. Eley and Mrs. Will
liam Mcleod spent Tuesday in
Mobile.
Mr. B. j. Jane has recently re-
turned from Porto RIGA. Cuba for
a visit with Mrs. Jane and their
son and daughter at the home
of Mrs. James parents, DIR. and
Mrs. r. C. Eley.
Miss May Holden has returned
from a visit with relatives in Wis
consin.
Mr.. Douglas Stokes was a Wis
itor to Pensacola, Fla, for the
weekend.
Mrs. Mitchell Cirlot and daugh-
ters, Nan and Nettie, are enjoying
a visit in cities in Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oran Howe and
Buddie Howe of West Monroe,
La, returned Monday to their
home after a visit of a few days
with relatives.
Mrs. Annie Morris, Tampa,
Fla, is visiting in the home of
Mrs. Laura Mays.
MFR. and Mrs. Quinton Brentz
and sen, Larry, returned Mon
day from a visit with relatives
in Birmingham, Ala.
Commander and Mrs. Delano
Bruisstar, New York City, en-
route to New Orleans, stopped
for a visit with Mrs. Bruisstar's
mother, Mrs. F. G.. Spann. Sr.
Mrs. Spann accompanied them to
New Orleans, where they will
spend a few days before return
ing to New York
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Colmer,
Starksville, Miss, are visiting Mr.
Colmer's mother, Mrs. Fritz Col
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Jones and
son returned Wednesday to their
home in Detroit, Mich, after a
visit with MI. Jones mother,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-09

ing a few DAYS with him, were.
visitors 10 New Orleans Thurs
day.
Mrs. Morris M. DeJean and
daughter. Brenda Sue, of New
Orleans are spending the week
with Mr.. DeJean's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. v. P, DeJean at their
home on Cedar street. The young
err Mrs. DeJean has just returned
from a plane trip TO Washington,
d. c. where She spent three
week. with Mr.. DeJcan who is
stationed in that city with the
Maritime Commission. With Mr..
DeJean she enjoyed visits to New
York and other Eastern cities.
While she was away her daugh-
ter. Brenda Sue, was in the care
of her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Demoran, at Biloxi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murwine Dam
iels and baby, Mary Carolyn, of
Miami, Fla, are visiting Mrs.
Daniels parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
H. Winstead at 806 9th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Virgins of
916 South Pascagoula street are
parents of "a baby boy born
August 5 Mt the jackson County
Hospital. The baby has been
named Christopher Edward, hon
oring his grandfathers. His ma
ternal grandparents r Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W, Philstrom of Moss
Point. and his paternal grand
father is w. E. Virgins Of Pas
cagoula.
Don lYingling will arrive Sat
urday from Butler, Pa. to join
Mrs. Yingling and their daugh-
ter, Elizabeth Ann, in q visit u
Mrs. A. Delcomyn and other rcla.
tives. AT the end OF a week ht
and his family will return te
their home IN Pennsylvania.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Good
game and son, Charles, Jr, were
weekend visitors to Birmingham
where they were guests of Mr.
Goodgame's parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. c. p. Goodgafne.
Mrs. Ben Schoites accompani
ed by her younger son. B. VI
Scholtes, Jr. and Mrs, Scholtes
arrived Monday from Baltimore
where she has been spending Jul,
with her four children. The
younger Mr.. and Mrs. Scholtei
will visit here for about tive
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Hollis
ter and son, Jimmie. arrived from
Beaumont, Tex. during the week
end for a visit With Mr.. and Mrs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-09

r.. II ffcllister. Mr.. Hcllister rel
turned home the carly part Of
the week leaving his family 70
enjoy a longer visit. Jackie Hol-
lister, The YOUNGER son of MIR.
and Mrs. .Graham ,Hollister, was
already a guest III the home Of
his uncle and aunt, Misses Marie
Everitt, and Anne Of Panama City,
Mrs. n. X. Hollister's nlecss are
also q guest In their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Blanchard
were. guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Frederic in New Orleans
over the weekend.
Travis Calhoun Warrington.
seaman, first class. d, IT. 2. Pas
cagouis mas received Hn honor
able discharge from the service
at the Naval Personnel Separ-
alton station at New Orleans &C
cording TO a recent announce
ment from the Navy,
A very pleasant event among
a small circle Of friends sQf. Mrs.
Roy G. WihEfisld, Jr. ard her
mother. Mrs r. Moor at
Greenwood, was a lunchson -
which Mrs. ID, 2, Clayton ana
at Longfellow House Saturday.
Miss Sue BrouGhton arrived
Tuesday from Tuscsloosa, Ala.
for a visit of several weeks Y
Mr.. and mrs NJ. z. Scales, Mis-
Lucy Mccormack Is ALSO paying
a short visit TO Mr. and Mrs.
Scales and their daughter Mary
Elizabeth, having stopped over
- YAIA ELA
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-09
Pascagoula Moss Point Bank
MOSS POINT ~PAscAcouLA
Social $40 AL il; HAPPENINGS

Ht t4A.HI # #=E=
Mrs. Norman Mars, Philadel-
phia, Miss, is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Inez Cou.son, and
!. aunt, Mrs. Martha Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Sparkman
and daughters, Betty and Jane,
have returned TO their home in
Chicago after a visit with Mrs.
F. G. Spann, Sr., and other rela-
tives in this city.
Bobbie Head and Alex West
left this week for a ten day stay
at Montreal, N. C. Mayor and
Mrs. G.. E. Wood and sons, Lar
~ and Gene, will join them la
ter and they will return together
the latter part of next week.
Miss Lola Vanderwall of Ty-
Ter, Texas, spent several days
here this week as the guest of
Mr., and Mrs. J. D. Lowe.
Mrs. Thomas Fields (Nee Miss
Jane Coulsonl of Meridian, is
spending several days here as the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Coulson.
Mrs. Charles Jenkins, Gulfport,
was q visitor Monday in the
homes of friends.
Mrs. Edwin Mays and daugh-
ters, Edrie, Laura M, and Pat,
will return this week from a
pleasant visit in Chattanooga,
Tenn. MIR. Mays and Mr.. R. E.
Davis motored to Chattanooga
to return with them.
Miss Ella Macarthur will leave
Saturday for a few days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Intosh in Savannah. Ga.
Miss Shirley Elkin is enjoying
9 visit in Belzoni, Miss, and 9TH
or cities In the Delta.
Mrs. F. G. Spann, Jr., and lit
tie daughter returned Sunday
from a visit in Prentiss, Miss.
They were accompanied home by
Mrs. Spann's mother, Mrs. G. II.
Barnes, who will visit with them
for several days.
Mrs. Velma Hall returned Mon
day from a visit with Mrs. Mil
lard Crawford in Zachary. La,
and with Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Colmer in Ponchatoula, La.
Mrs. Kimball Evans and sons
will return Friday to their home
in Morgan City, La, after a sew
eral months visit with Mrs.
Evans sister, Miss Katrina Viii
son.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-08-09
Mrs. May Jones.

Mrs. Frances Voorhees, had as
her guests for supper Wednes-
day evening on Pascagoula Beach
Mrs. Annie Morris and Mrs.
Laura Mays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-30

It's nearly time Prepare for approaching cold
weather with topcoat or chosen from large
Feeces hetands and gabardne with
eent|emany good looks plus quality for lasting They're
sinqe- sleeves with bal collar
notch peak Iapes And they're free Of bulk
warmth without weight leach is properly labeled
fibre conten Choice erays browns blues Oxford
and Camel Shades.
Kanns-M en'sS -SecondF Floor
Evening star., 1946-07-06

the United States Army. The we'd
ding ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Henry D. Collins.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Mr.. Donald j. Hal
loran, and she was goWned in white
nylon fashioned with basque bodice
and bouffant skirt with panels OF
rose point lace. Her 1hree-tiered
fingertip veil of illusion was held
by a halo of lace and orange bios
SONS, and she carried a bouquet of
white roses and orchids.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Shane
MacCarthy. and the bridesmaids
were Mrs Donald J. Halloran and
Miss Clara Mae Boardman. Mr.
Vincent Navarro. jr, of Houston
served his brother as best man. The
ushers were Mr.. Shane MacCarthy
and Mr.. Dean Corbitt.
Immediately following the cere-
mony there was reception at the
United Nations Club.
A graduate of the Beaver Country
Day School and the Academic
Moderne, Boston, the bride studied
voice at the Longy Conservatory in
Cambridge. She made her social
debut in Boston and studied speech
and drama at Catholic University
Mr. Navarro is now attending the
University of Texas Law School in
Austin. He saw four years of active
service in the United States Naval
| Reserve
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John K. Ste1Uart
To We'd Inlr 9

Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Nolan OF
Garden City. Kans.. have an
nounced the engagement of theil
daughter, Miss Irene Rosalyn No
Ian, to Mr. John K. Stewart, sor
of Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart OF
this city. Their marriage will take
place on July at st. Mary's Church
of Garden City, after which the
couple will motor to Colorado
Springs.
Miss Nolan is graduate of st
Mary's Academy, Xavier, Kans., and
was graduated from st. Mary's Col
lege, Notre Dame, Ind. Her future
husband was graduated from Con-
zaga Preparatory School, attended
Georgetown University School oi
Foreign Service and was graduated
from the University of Notre Dame
He is a member of the American
Political Science Association, ano
will enter the American foreign
service this month.
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OAR Sponsors
.Canb Project

The District OAR is undertaking
new local project this summer
when about 10 children from the
Junior American Citizens Club, Or
ganized at Barney Neighborhood
House, will be sent to summer camp
next month.
Mrs David H. Baldwin has been
named State chairman of the
Junior American Citizens Club by
Mrs. Wilfred Chairman, State re-
gent. Mrs. Baldwin will be assisted
by Miss Mary Norris McCabe, Mrs.
Charles A. Waldron, Miss Marshall
Brooks, Mrs. David J. Rumbough
and Mrs. Luther M. Sandwich.
Plans are being made by Mrs.
Baldwin and her committee to form
new clubs and to stimulate patriotic
enthusiasm among children in vari-
GUS parts of the city.
Announcement has been received
of the election of Mrs. George D.
Nolan as regent of the Fort Nc
/ Henry Chapter, OAR.
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Moral Rearmament Leader
S AssaiIed in Commons
By The Associoted Prose

LONDON. July 6.-Laborite Tom
Drlberg reopened an attack on DR..
Frank Ruchman's moral rearma-
ment program in the House of Com
mons yesterday, charging that some
of its leaders associated in a close
and friendly way with the leaders of
Nazi Germany"
1T is provable" Mr.. Driberg de-
clared, that this group has been
heavily encouraged and backed
financially in America by Henry
Ford and others whose record is
known to members on this side (the
Labor side of the House," ;"
Mr.. Driberg, a neWspaperman
vas protesting the recent admission
of Mr. Buchman and 105 followers
including 38 American citizens, into
England to give play and lectures
Mr. Buchanan did not comment
Immediately on Mr. Driberg's
rharges. He has denied that m. R.
leaders were friendly with Nazis.