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The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-15
CLUB MEETS

Cherry Hill. Mich.-Unst one
w. S. c. S. met at the home OF
Mrs George MeKim. Mrs. Walls
called the meeting to order and
read the devotions, and Mrs. Neyin
offered prayer. Plans were made
to serve a mother and daughter
banquet to women from the Luth-
eran Church, Dearborn, May 3
Mrs. Allen Bordine had charge
OF the program OF short readings,
q contest and a spell-down on prop
er names in the Bible. Mrs. Elan
Meyer gave a painting by Hoffman
to be hung In the Church House.
The hostess served refreshments.
The May meeting will be held at
Mrs. George Gill's.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-15
Attend Meeting

Attend Meeting
Gordon Gill was in Pontiac Tues
day attending a district meeting OF
the Farm Bureau.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-15

The Superior Community Club
met Friday evening at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George McKim.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-15
Cherry Hill Ne,rs

Robert Simmons. fell and broke
her collar bone.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-15

Injured In Fall
Sally. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-04-14

ON HOT VEGETABLES, on hot breads
:. in your favorite cakes and cook
les just taste that Allsweet good
ness! You'll start telling others, too!
There's nothing artificial about this
flavor =. it. natural, delicate. For
Allsweet is product of Americas
own farms, made from clear rich
food oils blended-by an exclusive
process all the cultured pas
teurized skim milk they can properly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-04-14
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absorb. See if your family doesn't
agree . . Allsweet's flavor is perfection.
As FOR NUTRITION Every pound
of Allsweet is fortified with a mini
mum of $1,000 units of Vitamin A!
1t is a reliable source of this essen
tial, in winter as we'll as summer.
And it is rich in food energy. Find
out noW D. why so many fam
lilies are switching to Allsweet. Re-
member that sunny yellow package
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-04-14
BY JAMES HARVEY

did the honors for the Washington Senators
club group of players ranged themselves
within a few feet Of his box, all poised to catch
his throw This would seem fair target for
anybody, but Mr. Wallace managed to hurl
the ball off into left field
Governor Maurice ]. Tobn, of Massachu-
sets, is one politician who can handle himself
we'll on opening day. He actually takes glove
and warns up with the players before the
first ball ceremonies
Dangerous Place
Bur in general the ball field is not a safe
place for public figures, and nobody will
testify to that more heartily than Edwin
Maynard, chairman of the Brooklyn Trust
bought so many War Bonds that they were
entitled to the Minute Man Pennant. On
opening day, Mr.. Maynard ventured out on
the field to present the trophy and got crowned
with stray ball for his pains
The late Calvin Coolidge was far from the
athletic type, but he could perform the open
ing day heroics with credit He also got off a
shrewd Coolidge-ism about opening day: In
the spring of 1923. the first year of his Presi-
dency, couple of White House aides were
coaching him on his frst-ba duties. They cx-
planned at great length and detail just what
he was expected to do when he got to the ball
park Then finally they asked if he had any
questions.
Yes" he said Who's playing?"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
Listening Post Reports

AT the Vets picnic Sunday, the
boys put everything they had, ex-
cept their girls and their watches,
into a touch football game. Re-
ports have it that there was some
good material kicking around. A
suggestion was made to organize
a football league patterned after
the present softball league. Do
we hear more??
GEORGE Dereska, who's home
on furlough, hasn't been seen around
very much. We hear that he's still
sitting in the Kades' kitchen with
that bottle of beer.
WE'VE had several inquiries as
to the identity of the brunette who's
been clinging to Don OBells arm
Cor is it visa versa?). Could this
be love at last? We heard that
you likes blondes, Don - Why the
sudden change?
PETE Boris tells US that he lost
his watch. If you know who has
it 1--WE think it's she) - tell Pete.
BILL Jakubs has been sporting
a bandage under his right eye.
Who did it and why she did, Bill?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

authorities in Germany to the eff
feet that no letters written in Lith-
uanian, or any other language ex-
cept English, German(?), Russian,
French and Polish will be accepted
for transmission from displaced per-
sons. This means that a lot of let
ters written from the United States
IN Lithuanian, or written from Ger
many to the United States, will not
reach their destination and cause
many worries.
THE Chicago Herald American
writes: "The total absorption by
Russia of Latvia, Lithuania and Es-
tonia have all been acts of war"
1t was an act of war against demo-
cracy, in the final analysis, against
the United States and Great Bri-
tain. 1t is only now that many
Americans and Britons are seeing
things in their true colors.
THE only Lithuanian Cath O | ic
missionary, Rev. J. Svirnelis, Sa-
lesian Father, wrote a letter about
his experiences to another Salesian
missionary, Rev. Saldukas, in Ecua-
dor. The letter was published in a
Chicago paper. There are Lithuan-
ians all over the world. During the
war, Rev. Svirnelis met in India
Scotland born Lithuanian soldier in
the British army.
SENATOR Taft the other day at
tackled Americans who tried to teach
us that Communism is a kind of
liberal democracy" An interesting
indication of which way the wind
is blowing is the title of a recent
book: "After Hitler Stalin?'
IN a speech before the United
Nations, Mr.. La Guardia, Director
General of UNRRA demanded it
should ask every country, point blank
"How many of the 100000 refugees
could you take in?" This simple
question could be easily understood
by all parliaments and governments.
The United Nations will have to
solve the refugee problem in three
years.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
REPUBLIKONAI RUOSIASI
RINkIMAMS

Republikonai turejo savo su-
vaziavima Columbus, Ohio, nu-
statymui savo programo ir va
jaus sio rudens Kongreso at
Stow ir gubernatoriaus rinki-
mans.
Senatorius Taft pasake gsna
reiksmingai kad "po didziausio
ir pasekmingiausio is visu ka-
ru kokius kada sails laimejo,
paaukodama 100000 gyvasciu,
mes stovime pavojuje praradi-
mo visu tu tikslu ir ideally uz
kuriuos mes kovojome. Jeigu
Prezidentui Trumanui bus vel
Quota New Dealeriu Kongresas
LapkriCio rinkimais, mes vel
sugrysim i Rusijos appease-
menta'.
Taigi tas yra geras perser-
gejimas Demokratams kad pa
taisytu savo klaidas, mestu Sc
kioje paskui Russia ir bumbeJe
kad nori taikos, mes kitaip pra-
laimes rinkimus ir bus ismesti
is vietu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
Gubernatorius Lausche
vel Gauna Visuotina
Parama Valstijoje

Neziurint padidejusio priesu
puses uzsimojimo, visuomen6-
ie Ohio valstijoje ir symet pa
sireiSke didelis krypimas remit
ir isrinkti Ohio Gubernotorium
Frank J. Lausche kitam termi-
nui. Jis gauna zymaus prita-
rimo ir tose valstijos dalyse
kurios yra Republikonu vado-
vaujamos. Du metal atgal rim
kimuose Lausche virsijo savo
Republikona oponenta suvirs
100000 balsu. Tikima symet
jam parama dar bus zymesne,
hes jis aiskiai irode kad dirba
nepriklausomai vadovaudamas
valstijos valdzia ir nepasiduo-
da jokiai paSalinei itakai.
Cub. Lausche dalyvavo ellie
je valstijos viesQ sueigu, kaip
tai apskriciu parody, ir sake
kalbas Simtuose nepartiniu ir
visuomeniniu susirinkimu, tik
labai retuose atsitikimuOse da-
lyvauja grynai partiniuose da-
lykuose.
Kartu su gubernatorius dau-
gelyje vieSu sueigu dalyvavo If
kalbejo U. S. Senator James w.
Huffman, Demokratu kandida-
tas j sonata, j ta pacia vieta
kurion j Cub. Lausche pasky-
re. Jis dabar kandidatuoja pill
nam terminui If pasitiki butt
iSrinktas.
siomis dienomis Cuyahoga
apskrities Demokratu organl-
zacija paskelbe savo uzgyrima
Lausche kandidaturos. Ia or
ganizacija pirmiau laikesi nuo-
saliai, kadangi Lausche nepa-
sidave jos kontrolei. Jis If da-
bar nepasiduoda, ta6iau tos or
ganizaciios vadai lieka tusciom
rankom jeigu neuzgirtu Cub.
Lausche toliau.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
MIRIMA Al

JOSEFINA KACERGIENE (po
tevais Vitkauskaite), senyvo
amziaus, mire Rugpjucio "a d.,
palaidota % d., Kalvarijos ka-
pinese; pamaldos atsibuvo Sv.
Jurgio baznycioje.
Velione is Lietuvos paejo is
Suvalkijos, Kuciunu par, Rad
niku k, Amerikoje isgyveno
Al metus.
Paliko dukteris Ona Colman,
Elena Effran, Kanadoje, ir du
sunus, Vinca ir Kazi. Taipgi
like dvi seserys, Monika Max
simaviciene ir Antanina Sau-
elk.
Suomi reiskiame savo pade-
ka sv. Jurgio parapijos klebo-
nui Kun. Vilkutaiciui, Kun. Pc
treikiui ir Kun. Ivanauskui uz
ju pasitarnavima, taipgi laido-
tuviu direktorei Della Jakubs
uz jos prielanku patarnavima,
aciu grabnesiams ir taipgi gi-
minems ir draugams uz geles
ir uz misias, taipgi uz dalyva-
vima sermenyse, pamaldose ir
laidotuvese.
Seimyna ir seserys.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
THE PERISCOPE
By SARUNAS.

THE Newsweek writes: "Although
Russia would like to gain United
Nations membership for Latvia, Es-
tonia, and Lithuania, whose foreign
ministers are now serving with the
Soviet delegation at Paris, it has
not broached the subject formally,
Moscow has been warned that the
United States and Great Britain
would turn thumbs down on such
a proposal"
THE Lithuanian newspapers in
the United States claim to have
received news that former Presi-
dent of Lithuania, A. Stulginskis,
died in Siberia where he was exiled
by the Russians. The source of
news is not given.
CARDINAL Spellman declares in
an article: "From Lithuania, Latvia,
and Estonia, at least a quarter of
a million people, many of them har-
dy farmers, were deported to ST.
IBERIA, where the average span of
life is five years."
A LETTER from a Lithuanian
in a displaced persons camp in
Germany says: "The Russians are
preparing for a war against the
United States and Great Britain.
They will lose and then Lithuania
will be free"
THE July-August issue of The
Current News published by the Lith-
uanian Legation in Washington con-
tains an interesting article on the
Fifth Anniversary of Soviet Afro
cities and Orgy of Deportations".
THE London correspondent of the
Chicago Tribune reports conver-
sation with a man who left Lith
uania several weeks ago. The Rus
slams, he says, are keeping about
100000 Red Army men in Lithuania,
and are waging a strong anti-Ameri-
can campaign.
AMERICAN Lithuanians are not
at all pleased with a recent order of
the American and English military
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
WHAT'S NEW?
(In Cleveland)

THE st. George C.W.V. Post 613
Softball League struggled thru quite
a mixup last week in getting it's
games played. The mixup was due
to last minute revamping of the
schedule due to the fact that Michic's
Cafe suddenly dropped out of COM
petition. Vitus Suopis and his boys
quit in disgust because of their
failure to win protested game.
Although it seems that Michic's
should have finished out the season,
they are to be sympathized with
since the same sort of situation
has prevailed in most of the games
throughout the season. If the lea
que is organized again next season
it will go far towards a more sue
cessful one if it will correct this
glaring fault.
Last week Paul's beat Cramer's
12-3 and Spades beat Trees by
a score of 6-5. Michic's failed to
appear for their game with Lasnik's.
Monday night Paul's beat Las
nik's 12-5 to clinch at least tie
for first place in the second half
Tuesday night Spades beat Cram
er's 1O-2 in a four inning game
The standings as of Sept. 18th are:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
MESA VEL JUODOJE
RINKOJE
$500 OPA AGENTU MINTA
zMONIU TAKSAIS

OPA vadovybe paskelbe is
Washingtono "smagia zinia"-
kad net $500 OPA agentu sto-
ia j darba priziureti OPA gra-
zintas mesos kainas ir kovoti
prizes juodaja rinka.
W savaites po to paskelbimo
is mesos parduotuviu beveik
pradingo visa mesa, isskyrus
niekniekius. Laikrasciai raso
ir visi zmones aiskiai mato kad
mesa vel nuejo i paslaptinga
juodaja rinka.
Reiskia, OPA jokiu budu ne
gall sukontroliuoti mesos biz
nio - nei galviju skerdimo nei
mesos pardavimo, bet islaiky-
mui tukstanciu OPA agentu
valdzia ismoka simtus tuks-
tanciu dolariu kas savaite.
Taksu moketojai, prie to ka
turi butt be mesos, arba moka
brangia juodos rinkos kama,
dar prideda tam tikra suma is
laikymui OPA agentu.
Tie agentai ir ju VadOvybe
Washingtone rekauja, kalba
lyg jie dideli darba nudirba,
bet jie taip rekauja kad paro-
dzius visuomenei jog jiems rel
kia algas parupinti.
Pats OPA centras irgi dir
ba - pakeldamas kainas visu
reikmenu kurie dar palikti ju
kontroleje. Taip ia valdziai
ir taksu moketojams komedija
ir tesiasi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
Statys "Rosalie"

The Cleveland Light Opera
Theatre rengiasi pradeti savo
sio rudens sezona perstatant
nuo Rugs. 26 Xxi % SUI specia-
liu sekmadienio popiecio vaidi-
nimu, smagia muzikale kome-
dija, "Rosalie", kuria parase
George Gershwin ir Sigmund
Romberg. Perstatymai atsibus
Cleveland Music Hall.
Greta ispudingo dainavimo
80 asmenu dar bus pilnas bale
tas is graziu merginu. Kome-
dijos baleto pora, Mata ir Hari,
sensacine is Olsen ir Johnson
vaidinimo, Laughing Room
Only" dalyvaus kaip solistai.
Isaac Van Grove, buves di-
rektorius St. Louis Opera Com
pany ir pastaru laiku direkto-
rius Broadway muzikalio vel
kalo Merry Widow, yra di-
rektorius Siu vaidinimu, spal-
vingus sokiu efektus vadovaus
Joan Woodruff is New York
New Opera Company. Veika-
las apima ellie geru talentingu
dainininku ir didele simfoninl
orkestra. Tikietai nuo S1:2O,
$3.50, S2.4O ir $500. Gaunami
isanksto is Taylor's Ticket Of
flee, $50 Euclid Avenue, arba
is Music Hall box office per-
statymO vakare.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
Cleveland Trust Duos
Paskolas Automoloiliu
Pirkejams

The Cleveland Trust Company pa
skelba kad pradedant Rugsejo 16
1916, il duos paskolas automobilius
perkantiems, zemais menesiniais is
simokejimais, ir tik su $4.00 nuosim-
ciu metams nuo 500, atskaitant is
anksto Paskolas gales gauti asme-
nys perkanti automobilius, kurie bus
verti pasitikejimo, If paskolos bus is
duodamas is visu At sio banko sky
riu. Tai yra nebrangus finansavimo
budas kuriuo gall pasinaudoti kick
vienas automobiliu pirkejas kuris no
ri isigyti automobile issimokejimo ke-
liu. Paskolos reikia atmoketi lygio-
mis- menesinemis dalimis per Is me-
nesi, ir paskolos emejas atgaus savo
nuosimcio dali kuri bankui nepriklau-
so jei jis atmoketu visa likusia pa
skolos dali vienu kartu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
OHIO RUOSIA III MILIJONp
VERTES VIESU DARBU

Ohio valstija, jos miestai if
apskri6iai ruoSiasi milziniskam
$117,OO0,0O0 viesu darby pro-
gramui is savo pinigu begyje
sekanciq keturiu metQ.
Federale valdzia skiria taip
pat milijonus dolariu sios val
stijos vieskeliQ, uostu, ligoni-
niu, pastu statybai.
Palengva valstijoje inns atsi-
rasti nauji puikus keliai, til
tai ir kiti viesi pastatai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
'SUSIRINKIMAI

Lietuviu Kulturinio Darzelio
Sajungos susirinkimas bus lai-
komas Rugsejo p, Lietuviu sa-
leje, nuo val. vakare. Atsto-
val praSomi dalyvauti. Valid.
BALF 55-tas skyrius saukia
savo nariu susirinkima sekma-
dieni, Rugseio p d., nuo l v.
po pietu, naujos parapijos sa-
leie ant Neff Road. Pageidau-
jana kad kuodaugiau nariu su-
eitu, ir praSomi prirasyti nau-
ju nariu. Valdyba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
SAN CARLO OPERA co.
PRADES SPALIU IS

Populiare Clevelande Metro
politan dainininke Patrice Mum
sci duos savo koncerta Music
Hall ketvirtadienio yak, Spa
liu 3, globoje Cleveland Opera
Association.
Taipgi sugryzta cia San Car
10 Opera Company, prades ope-
~ sezona Spaliu Is, su Lucia
ir pilnu orkestru, choru ir ba-
letu, Cleveland Music Hall.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
PRADES SPALHJ |

Su Spaliu 1 diena st. Clair
ir Superior gatvemis prades
veikti naujausi greiti if patio
gus gatvekariai, kurie jau at
gabenti miesta If jau daroma
jais vazinejimo bandymai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

Wed. Sept. 25th-Tree's VS.. Cramer's
The league will end next week and
the winners of each half will meet
in a best-out-of three series for the
championship. Post 613 will spon-
sor a dance at which the trophies
will be presented.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

lake statybos darbus prie sa-
vo dideliQ nauju dirbtuviu Par
ma il Brook Park, del negavi-
mo reikmenQ. Tos dirbtuves
lures darbu del 10000 darbi-
ninku kai bus baigtos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
THE FOLLOWING IS THE EXCERPT FROM THE ENCLOSURE:

"It also evident that the solution of the Palestine
question will itself solve the problem
dreds of thousands displaced Europe The President
has been this problem his special attention hopes that
arrangements be entered into which will possible
various countries including the United Stae to admit
these residents The
contemplating seeking the approval Congress for
saon authorizing the entry U. of
these persons, including Jews"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

PRANAS SAMUOLIS isvyko
j New Haven, Conn.,, palankyti
serganti savo zmonos broli,
Silvestra Makauska. Makaus-
kas seniau gyvtno Clevelande.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

AUGUSTINAS JURKA pra-
somas atsisaukti Dirvos re-
dakcija, jam yra laiskas nuo jo
pabegelio giminiecio.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20


Gentlemen:
reference
addressed
concerning
of persons of
this the
to often
especially the
AS the notr the
the Baltic the Socialist
to continue o be recognized
The organization have by the
making available
Sincerely yours,
For the Acting Secretary of
Walter Walkinshaw (signed
Chief, Public Inquiries
Division of Public
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

BELL TO HONOR HERO. A
pig-tailed little girl is reading
the inscription on the bell
whose toll will be a ringing me-
mortal to the late Gen. George
S. Patton, former commander
of the u. S. 3rd army. 1t was
presented to St. Johns Episco-
palian church, Beverly Farms,
Mass.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

KEPTUVE PARSIDUODA
SO metus isdirbtas biznis, iro-
dysim kad daro $500 j savaite
ineigu. Nera kompeticijos.
85O6 LORAIN AVENUE
Kreiptis tarp 2 ir 3 po pietu 1857
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
TAUPYMAS Ira
ATEITIES GYVENIMO
PAGRINDAS!

Taupymui ir Shame Lie
tuviu banke, kur yra uztik-
rinta jusu taupymams ap-
sauga po prieziura Federal
Insurance Corp.
Taupymas sioje istaigoje
yra. pelningas, mes cia mo-
ka didesni nuosimti negu
kokiame kitame banke Gle
velande.
ST finansine istaiga isau-
60 prityrime ir turtu, tau
pymu ir paskolu daryme
per daug metu.
Nesigailesite darydami biz
nj su mumis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20

For the Acting Secretary of State:
Walter Walkinshaw (signed)
Chief, Public Views and Inquiries Section
Division of Public Lason.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
Letter from State Dept.
Regarding Lithuanian
Refugee. Problem

September 10, 1916
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-09-20
$500 SUPERIOR AVENUE

Mr.. P. J. Zuris, Pres.
Mr.. K. S. Karpius, Sec.
American Friends of Lithuania
1434 Clarence Avenue
Lakewood, Ohio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-30
Clara HaU1U1ann
4 Recent Bride

A wedding in nearby Maryland
that is of interest in Washington
took place July 10 in Gaithersburg
when Miss Clara Mildred Hammann
and Mr.. Dean Brodley Thomas were
married in a ceremony taking place
IN the Grace Methodist Church.
Mrs. Thomas is the daughter of
Mrs. Jacob Hammann of German
town and the late Mr.. Hammann
and her brother. Mr.. Raymond F.
Hammann of Philadelphia, escorted
her and gave her in marriage. Miss
Marie Higdon was her maid of
honor and only attendant.
Mr.. Robert R. Stewart of Phila
delphia was best man for the BRIDE
groom, who is the son of the late
Mr., and Mrs. George w. Thomas of
Swampscott, Mass. The ushers were
Mr.. Andrew H. Hammann. brother
OF the bride: Mr. Francis Hammann
cousin of the bride, and Mr.. CLYDE
T. Reynolds of Bethel. Vt. nephew
of the bridegroom The Rev. Kari
E. Newell offlciated at the ceremony
assisted by the Rev. C. Lewis Rob
/. son. pastor of the Ryland Methodist
Church in this CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-30
Walter Reed Chapel
Scene OF Wedding

Walter Reed Memorial Chapel was
the scene of the marriage Sunday of
Miss Dorothy Meili Jones. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond K. Jones
of this city, to 1t. Jack r. Grimm,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.
McCarty of Washington and Co.
lumbuS, Ohio Chaplain Howell G..
Guin offciated at the ceremony.
Escorted to the altar by her father,
the bride wore gown of white satin
and a veil of Carrickmacross lace.
She carried a prayer book with a
bouquet of orchids
Mrs, C. Kenneth Fewell was the
matron of honor and Miss Betty v
Decatur the bridesmaid, both wear
ing gowns of white organdy and lace
and carrying bouquets of red roses.
Charles Kenneth Fewell. jr,, was the
ringbearcr.
1t. Vernon Williams served as the
best man and the ushers were 1t.
George Vogel and 1t. Charles Nc
Aleer. all Reserve officers.
A reception for the bridal party
and relatives was held at the home
of the brides parents.
1t. Grimm, who served with the
Corps of Engineers in Europe, for
two years, is now stationed at Fort
Belvoir. His bride is a graduate of
Wilson Teachers College and a
member of the faculty of Langdon
School
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-07-30
Gen. and Mrs. Chapman Hosts
1t Party for Gen. Beauis
By Betty MHken

Embassy. and one of the most at.
tractive ladies at the party Incl.
IDENTIFY. was looking forward to join
ing her husband shortly Comdr
Spurgeon whom she calls "Spuddy'')
has been al the Bikini tests and left
Washington early in June. Then
son. Haddon, who is only Is and al
ready has been a student at Aus
tralia's Naval Academy for two
years. had visit with his father
recently during a school holiday.
Others members of the Australian
Embassy staff. besides the Charge
d'Affaires. who were guests yester-
Gay were Mr.. J. u Garside. Mr.. D. J
Munro. Mr.. M A. Greene and Mr.
H. H. Bullock, with their wives. and
Lit. and Mrs. r. r. Abel. the latter
recently having come from Austria liza
to join her husband at this post
The Australian Scientific Liaisor
Office was represented by Mr., anc
Mrs. N. A. Whiffer and DR.. and Mrs
M. F. Day. and the Air Mission by
Group Capt w. H. Caring. Officers
Of the Military Mission at the party
were 1t. Col. J. D. Carah. 1t. Col
B. F. A. Brown. Mai. L. Y. c. Rank
Mai Michael r. Burning and Capt
B. w. w. Johnstone, and others from
the mission staff were Mrs. Mary
Maloney and the Misses M L. Milne
Audrey Terroux and Marianne D.
/ Foe.
Completing the guest list were
Col. and Mrs. Fred L. Walker, If.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund H. Parry. ir.
Second Officer Mary Sharp. Mr. ane
Mrs. S. S. Stratton. Mrs. Betty
Squire and Mr. Lee Fitzgerald of the
Australian Associated Press.