davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-10-21

Taip jau yra, kad daugelis
karo vadu, pasideje po karo
savo ginklus, ina j rankas
plunksna ir raso atsiminimus.
Po pirmojo karo tokiais atsi.
minimais pagarsejo vokieciu ge-
.neralinio stabo virsininkas Erich
Ludeudorf. Dabar, sekdamas jo
pedomis, savo atsiminimus is
leido 1888 AZ metals buves to
paties stabo virsininkas Franz
Halder.
Knyga pavadinta "HITLERIS
- KARVEDYS", neseniai isleis-
ia Vokietijoje. Cia norime 81 ia
papasakoti is tos knygos.
Oar toll prizes kara, 1884 me-
tais, prasidejo trynimasis tarp
generolu ir Hitlerio del kariuo-
menes parengimo. Diktatoriaus
nekantrumas ir didybes svaigu-
lys niekais verte generolu pla-
nus tai paciai kariuomenei orga-
niskai sustiprinti. Veliau tai is
ryskejo ir praktikoj: prieso ap-
naikintos rytu divizijos, igiju-
sios patyrimo rytu fronto kovos
salygose, nebuvo papildomos, o
j kova buvo siunciamos visai
naujos, patyrimo neturincios di-
vizijos.
Hitleris neturejo jokio dvasi-
nio rysio SUI kariuomene, SUI eili-
nio kario stella. Paskutinius me-
tus jis is viso nei sykio nebuvo
fronte. Taciau jis kisosi net j
smulkesniu daliniu operatyvi-
MUS planus, tue sukeldamas
chaosa vadovybeje.
Tiesa, kad Hitleris yra paska-
tines kai kuriu ginklu ir .karo
priemoniu isvystyma, taciau tu-
rimu priemoniu tinkamai iver-
tinti jis nemokejo. Sekminga
sarvuociu zygi Prancuzijon jis
stabde' ir tokiu budu leido is
smukti anglams. Is kitos pu-
ses zygyje Maskvos link Hitle-
rio isakytas tempas buvo toks,
kad jo neislaike masinu motorai.
1889 m. jis sustabde vadi-
nanny V-ginklu tyrinejima. Tai
atsitiko tik todel, kad cia ini-
ciatyva priklause ne jam, o
Brauchitsch'ui. Veliau prie ju
sugrizta, bet jau buvo velu.
Hitleris niekad nemokejo tin
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{ Atkelta is LIMO pusl. }

Atkelta is LIMO pusl.
jie pakeistQ savo politika Vo-
kietijoj ir duotQ daugiau sava-
rankiSkumo vokieciams. Tai esa
reikalinga atremti itakai, kuri
atsirado, isteigus Vokietijos wy
riausybe rusu zonoj.
Cekoslovakijoj prade d a m a
nauja nuosavybes atemimo ban
ga. Palieciama visa vadinamos
vidutines klases nuosavybe.
SPALIU II.
Graiku sukileliai paskelbe per
radija, kad jie nustoja kovoti.
Jie sakosi, kad tai daro, noreda-
mi isvengti visisko Graikijos
sunaikinimo. 1stikruju jiems
tas noras atsirado, kai ju pale
gos tapo sumustos ir isblasky-
tos. Tuo bddu, atrodo, vidaus
karas Graikijoj faktiskai baig-
tas. zinoma, dar lures praeiti
nemazai laiko, kol Graikijoj griz
normalus gyvenimas. Dalis su-
kileliu pasitrauke j Albania ir
niekas negali uztikrinti, kad,
gave naujos paramos, jie vel
neprades puldineti.
Maskva pasikeite pasiunti-
niais su "Rytq Vokietija'.
Berlyna pasiuntiniu paskirtas
Puskinas, kuris ligi siol buvo
pasiuntiniu Vengrijoje. Mano-
ma, kad Rytu Vokietijoje ne
trukus prasides politinis "valy-
mas" nuo antikomunistinio ele-
mento ir kad PuSkinas vadovaus
tam "valymui'.
UN sluoksniuose jauciamas
susirupinimas del susidarancios
keistos padeties, sarysy su pa
sikeitimais Kinijoj.
Kinijos atstovybe turf labai
svarbu balsa UN organuose, bet
il nebekontroliuoja Kinijos di.
dziumos. Tuo tarpu vyriausybe
kuri kontroliuoja didziaja XII.
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korete ir saudete, o dabar il
"draugas" pulkininkas SUI pla.
ciais auksiniais antpeciais.
Raudonojo pulkininko veide
raumenys nervingai suvirpejo.
- Bloga tamsta diena pasi.
rinkai, pulkininke. Pasiziurel
pro langa, natal lietuviu, lat.
viu ir estu veliavas pusiau site.
bo nuleistas. Juk siandiena bir.
zelio 14-toji -.
- Bet anglu nenuleista, :
nudziugo .pulkininkas.
= JUS ju dar nevezete, =
paaiskino moteris.
Rusiskai mokas UNROS tar.
nautojas zydas pokalbi isverte
savo direktoriui. Netrukus buvc
isakyta nuleisti pusiau stiebo
ir anglu veliava.
Kitame butte pulkininkui nete-
ko taip ilgai gaisti. Tx ka is
pamaldu uz isveztuosius grizusi
moteris soko ieskoti ;. kirvio
Dukte apramfno ir paaiskino,
kad jos tevas Sibire, O brolis SUI
saudytas. Palydovai patare pull
kininkui greiciau atsisveikinti.
Uzsuko pas latvi. Pasisvei-
kino. Latvis atsikele, atsiprase
visus palydovus, staigiu judesiu
placiai atidare duris ir parode
pulkininkui kelia .. lauk.
Per aikste skubedamas pulki-
ninkas uzkliuvo uz vyro, betriu-
siancio SUI kaz kokiu irankiu.
- Is kur?
- Is Lietuvos.
= Ka ten veikei?
- Tarnavau NKVD.
- Gal Gestape, norejai pa
sakyti, = pataiso pulkininkas.
= Ne, NKVD, - kategoris-
kai patvirtino vyras SUI irankiu.
Raudonasis pulkininkas neat
sigrizdamas nukiutino prie au-
tomobilio".
Buvo aisku, kan nepatiko tie
"nuodemingi" numerical. Palepej
sukta rotatoriu palette ilgi rau-
doni pirstai.
Paskaite griezta UNRRos di-
rektoriaus isakyma, 1916 m.
rugsejo m. % d. atsukome pas
kutinius "Naujausiu ziniu" ir
''Tremtiniu zodzio" numerius,
painfoEmuodami skaity t o j u s,
kad atsirado ''ypatingu, nuo mu-
su nepriklausanciu veiksniu,
vercianciu mus 81 darba baigti' =,
ir pareiksdami Wilt susitikti
laisvoje lietuviu spaudoje.
J. Paplenas.
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MICS dali, daugumos UN nariu
nepripazinta.
SPALIU 18.
UN pastangos sutvarkyti SAN
tykius tarp Graikijos ir jos kai-
mynu nepasiseke, mes Graikija
atsisake patenkinti Sovietu rel
kalavimus.
USA Valstybes Departamen-
tas paskelbe turis irodymu, kad
sovietai ir graikus trene j to-
linus Azijos krastus.
USA ambasadorius Canon
Jugoslavijoje atsauktas.
Jules Moch nesugebejo susi-
tarti su kitomis partijomis del
Prancuzijos vyriausybes suda-
rymo ir atsisake nuo ministerio
pirmininko pareigu.
Jau trecia savaite, kaip Pran-
cuzija neturi vyriausybes ir da-
bar vel nematyti, kada ir kas
gales ja sudaryti.
SPALIQ l9.
Visinskis pasigyre, kad So
vietai atomine bomba turi jau
nuo 1947 metu =. Be to, jis
pareiske, kad Jugoslavijos is
rinkimo j Saugumo Taryba ne
laikytu nei teisetu, nei teisingu.
Jugoslavijos kandidaturos pa
laikymas esas grasymas Rusijai
ir net. {. UN konstitucijos bel
tradiciju lauzymas!
Sovietu delegacija pareiske sa-
vo veto rezoliucija del ginklu
kontroles, iskaitant ir atomi-
MUS ginklus. Tai jau isviso ke-
turiasdesimts pirmas sovietu
veto per trumpa UN gyvavimo
laika.
Prancuzijos prezidentas pa
kviete radikala socialista Rene
Mayer bandyti sudaryti- vyriau-
Isybe.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-10-21

SaVO aukSO dlenaS Jau pergyVe-
no. O kokie sunkus buvo jos
pirmieji zingsniai! Jokio me-
dziaginio pagrindo, beteisisku-
mas, nuolatinis kontroliavimas,
cenzuravimas ir grasinimai uz-
daryti. Ir uz ka? O dazniausia
uz tai, kas jau paciu cenzuruo-
toju buvo anglosaksiskoje spau-
dole paskelbta. Trecioji jega
akylai viska seke :.
Maziausias nukrypimas nuo
'draugingu" santykiu SUI So
vietu Sajunga perkunais atsi-
liepdavo ant redaktoriu galvu,
politiniq tremtiniu mase kaip
tik tais "nukrypimais' gyveno
ir is ju bande ispeti tikraja tri-
jQ galybiu santykiu eiga.
Prizes trejus metus okupaci-
mes zonos Vokietijoje buvo XII
nu siena atitvertos, Is Britu
zonos patekti amerikieciu ar
prancuzu zona budavo sunkiau,
nei is Lietuvos patekti j uzsieni
taikos gadyneje. o pirmieji
naujagimiai - "Musu Kelias"
ir "ziburiai", isauge rimtus
laikrascius, atsirado kaip tik
amerikieciq zonoje.
Britu zona, nepavykus ke-
liens meginimams, SUI -visomis
skirtingomis savo administraci-
jos ir aprupinimo salygomis,
su popieriaus stoka ir nepalau-
ziamu globeju uzsispyrimu ne
leisti tremtiniu spaudos, = liko
be informacinio leidinio.
Paciu tremtiniu pastangomis
Detmolde susidare lietuviskasis
britu zonos cetras. Cia kelis
menesius (iki persitvarkymo j
Lietuviu Tremtiniu Bendruo-
mene) buvo Lietuviu Sajungos
Valdyba, veliau Lietuviu Trem-
tiniu Bendruomenes Zonos Ko-
mitetas, Baltu Centrines Ia
rybos istaiga, generaliniai BAL
Fo ir Raudonojo Kryziaus iga-
lotiniai britu zonai, skautu CEN
tras.
Buvo tikras inormacijos ba-
das. Keli spaudos megejai eme-
81 bandyti uzkisti spraga bent
rotatoriumi. Pradzioje pasirodo
"dienrastis" NAUJAUSIOS IL
MOS, teikias radio bangomis
pagauta medziaga ir lietuviu
bendruomenes aktualijas, po
kurio laiko ir "savaitrastis"
TREMTINIO zODzIU pakriks-
tytas. Sis savaitinis 6-8 pusla-
piQ leidinelis sieke duoti skai-
tytojams platesnes informacijos
tarptautines politikos ir musu
vidaus gyvenimo klausimais.
Pirmasis TREMTINIO 10
DzIO numeris pasirode 1916 m.
balandzio 6 d., papildydamas
dienine "NaujausiQju ziniu" in
formacija. Penki vyrai (Ausro-
ia, Bakunas, Glemza, Paplenas,
Vaitkus) sudare abieju leidiniQ
redakcija ir administracija. Is
tisas valandas sedejo prie radi-
jo aparatu, gaude sunkiai gau-
mama uzsienio spauda, verte,
rase, suko rotatoriu ir ekspedi-
javo. Popieriaus bada isspresti
ne karta padejo kava ir anne
rlkOnlskOSlOS cigarettes. SlOS ge-
rybes visada suminkstindavo vo-
kieciu sirdis.
Ir taip Xxi 1916 m. rugsejo ga
10. Paskutine to menesio savaite
pajutome, kad musu leidiniais
domisi zmones, kuriu mes ir ne
svajojome laikyti savo skaityto-
jais. Per Baltu Centrines Tary-
bos atstova R. anglu specialioji
tarnyba pareikalavo. pateikti jai
"Tremtiniu zodzio" Is, 19 ir 20
numerius. Pc kelly dienu, rugse-.
jo 27 d. gavome officially Det-
moldo UNRRos direkteriaus ras-
ta, reikalaujanti tuojau sustab-
dyti "Naujausiuju ziniu" ir
"Tremtinio zodzio" leidima ir
Y,Iatinir,oa n viSl1S tI1rinous ahia-
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neJuVlQ H1ddeSenO SIOVyklOJe
"plebescito metu - nori grit,
ii dabartine Lietuva ar ne =
tik vienas musu tautietis A. V
atsakes teigiamai, o ir tasa
vienintelis buves ligonis, vos
prizes kelis menesius pasprukes
s vienos Bavarijos (Kitzingeno)
psichiatrines ligonines. Nors
"plebescito" anketa teigiamc
atsakymo atveju nereikalavc
motyvu, Sis nelaimingasis pa.
breze, kad jis turis vykti
Lietuva, kad galetu paruosti
visu Pabaltijo tremtiniu sugri-
lima! Sis perkaitusiu smegenu
tautietis aiskino, kad jis turis
grandiozini plana, j kuri JENA,
zinoma, ir pasimatymas SUI.
Stalinu.
2O-me numeryje, informuo-
janciame apie tue metu (1946
m. rugpiucio men.) Paryziuje
vykusia, vadinama, taikos kon-
ferencija, straipsnyje -"Konfe-
rencija be taikos" buvo atpasa-
kotos Molotovo pastangos pa
siekti sprendimo, kad visi "tai-
kos konferencijos" nutarimai
butu daromi 2E3 balsu daugu-
ma, tikedamasis, jog vakarams
nevisada pavyks suorganizuoti
tokia dauguma.
Pats raudonasis viespats buvo
trupuciuka uzkabintas:
"Molotovas siai kovai buvo
atidaves visa siela ir kuna.
Daily Express savo objekty-
WI uzfiksavo ta kurjozini mo-
menta, kai SSSR delegacijos
sefas ir raudonosios mazumos
vadas, iaistrintas karstu disku-
siju del DIR. Evatto vykusiai pa
sieptos 2/3 magijos, netgi savo
pirstus ant pilvo sunere 2/3
kombinacijos budu. Ia magija
j buvo apemusi nuo galvos Xxi
koju. Alaric Jakob savo laikras-
ciui pranese, girdejes ganda,
kad Molotovas po karstu deba-
|tu pertraukos metu neturejes
drasos iseiti pasivaikscioti pc
Luxemburgo Rumu kuluarus.
O kiti korespondentai (kurie
megsta nediskretiskai visur kis-
ii nosi RADIO reikala paskleisti
zinia, kad Molotovas, tik atvy-
kes j konferencija, pasinaudojo
veto teise del jam skirtu apar-
tamentu. Issiaiskinus, buvo kon-
statuota, kad Molotovui skirt
apartamentai jam yra tikrai
nepriimtini, nes ties ju Ian
gals stovis -. aukstas medis.
Argumentas seimininkus itiki-
no ir apartamentai buve pa
keisti."
Toliau tame paciame straps
nyje buve pazymeta, kad rau-
donieji dignitoriai bande pasi-
naudoti "ivykusio fakto meto-
du" netiesioginian Pabaltijo
valstybiu aneksijos pripazini-
mui pasiekti. Kremliaus taikos
organizatoriai j Paryziu atsiga-
beno Lietuvos "ministra" Ra-'
tomski ir KIT. Pabaltijo jo ko-
legas. Sis manevras nerado pa
lankumo Vakaru sferose ir svi-
niniai kareiveliai zaidimo len
toje nepasirode.
Bene visu "trefiausias" buvo
19-sis numeris SUI vaizdeliu is
vienos anglq zonos stovyklos,
aplankytos raudonojo repatri-
jacijos "apastalo". Tai buvo
tik vienas is simtu vaizdu 1916
metu stovyklose:
BE komentaru :.
! Birzelio IA diena j pabaltie-
civ stovykla S. atvyko raudo-
nasis pulkininkas, savo pade-
jeju, vietos UNRRos direkto-
riaus ir kelly tarnautoju lydi-
mas. Susirado stovyklos komen-
danta lietuvi ir pradejo pokolbi
rusu kalba. Raudonasis pulki-
ninkas kreipesi j komendanta:
Az noro1o+unoo+ c,,Sou1xti !
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SESIOS DEMOS
pasaulio politikoje

MICS dali, daugumos UN nariu
nepripazinta.
Evening star., 1949-12-06
Emily Post

May I, living here in America.
hang a replica of my family's
coat of arms in our house? If so,
where in the house would be most
suitable?
Answer: Certainly! The front
hall, the library or the dining
room-in this order of suitability
are the usual places. But you
may hang it wherever you think
it looks best.
Cutting Birthday Coke
Dear Mrs. Post: What is tho
proper way to cut birthday cake.
which is brought in with candles
spaced around the top? Should
these be blown out first and then
the cake removed and cut?
Answer: The birthday child
blows out the candles and enough
candles are then removed to allow
sufficient number of pieces Of
cake to be cut.
Mrs. Posts booklet, No. 50l.
"The Etiquette OF Table Set
ting" GnsWers many questions
about silver, linen, table deco
rations and candlesticks.
To obtain a copy send 10
cents (coin preterred) and s.
cent stamp to her, care OF The
Evening Star, P. o. Boz SO, Sta
ton G, NeD York 19, N. Y. Mrs.
Post is sorry she cannot nnsWer
personal mail.
Evening star., 1949-12-06
Society News
3 Embassy Reception Follows Concert;
gPotrick Jay HurIeys Give At Home
By Katherine M. Brooks

vitation of the Ambassador and
Nine. Winiewicz.
Former Secretary of War and
also former Ambassador Patrick
Jay Hurley and Mrs. Hurley were
at home yesterday afternoon in
their charming house on Mas
sachusetts avenue. The simply
worded cards of "at home" gave
no hint that the day was the
thirtieth anniversary Of their
marriage. The former Miss Ruth
Wilson. beautiful blond daughter
of Admiral and Mrs. Henry b.
Wilson, and the dashing young
lawyer from the West were mar
ried in Philadelphia.
Neither the Admiral nor Mrs.
Wilson were here for the cele-
bration yesterday but with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hurley were their son and
daughter, 1t. Wilson P. Hurley
and Miss Mary Hurley. The older
daughters, Ruth, now Mrs. David
Hughes, and Patricia, now Mrs.
deForest Lawrence, were at op-
posite sides of the country. Mr..
and Mrs. Hughes, like Admiral and
Mrs. Wilson, are in New York and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence live in
VanNuys. California.
Guests yesterday afternoon who
called and congratulated the hosts
numbered about $50 and were
close personal friends Of long
standing.
The former Assistant Secretary
of the Navy for Air and Mrs. John
Nicholas Brown arrived in Wash
ington yesterday and were hosts
at a small cocktail party from
$50 to o'clock last evening at
the Metropolitan Club.
The Secretary of Agriculture
and Mrs. Charles F. Brannan
came back yesterday from a brief
stay in New York. While there
they were guests at q cocktail
party given by the United States
to Norway and Mrs.
Charles U. Bay. The hosts gave
their party Saturday evening in
their apartment on Park avenue
and it was in the nature of fare
we'll fete. They will sail the middle
of next week to return to Oslo
after two months vacation in this
country.
The Ambassador and Mrs. Bay
reached Washington almost as
soon as the Secretary and Mrs.
Brannan. They are staying at
the Mayflower for a few days
while the Ambassador has final in
structions from the Secretary of
State.
Evening star., 1949-12-06

Mr.. and Mrs. George Mont
gomery of Boston announce the
engagement of their daughter
Miss Joan Alice Montgomery, to
Mr.. Robert L. Kellogg. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Charles E. Kellogg OF
Hyattsville.
The bride-elect is senior at
Simmons College and Mr.. Kellogg
a student at the University OF
MARYLAND, also is a senior.
Odeers- -Iden
December 26 has been selected
for the wedding Of Mrs. Maryjane
Thompson Odgers and Mr.. Car
roll Samuel 1den of Delaplane,
Va, and Washington, which will
take place in st. Mary's Chapel
of the Washington Cathedral OF
st. Peter and st. Paul.
Mrs. Odgers, whose late hus-
band lost his life in the closing
year of the war. formerly lived
in New York.
Mr.. 1den is graduate Of the
Evening star., 1949-12-06

Obviously this question comes
from a young business woman:
when I happen to meet one OF
the men from our office in a res
taurant at noon, and he invites
me to join him at his table, be-
fore he himself has ordered his
meal, how can embarrassment be
avoided about paying the check?"
Possibly the best way is to ask
the waitress for a separate check.
But in any event you will know
the price of your lunch and should
put the amount down as matter
of course. and leave your own tip.
It is as simple as that.
Giving Name as Reference
Dear Mrs, Post: When the
name of a friend is given as per-
sonal reference: is it necessary to
ask permission first? Sometimes
it's in hurry.
Answer: The definite rule is to
ask first, unless the person is so
very near to you that permission
can be taken for granted. Even
in this case, it would be expected
of you to tell the person that you
have given his Cor herr name.
Hanging Coot Of Arms
Dear Mrs. Post: I'm an Eng
lishwoman married to an Ameri-
can and living here. My family
has a coat of arms. which was
inherited from earlier ancestors.
Evening star., 1949-12-06
Bride-EIect
Given Party

Bride-to-be Miss Shirley Schuy.
Ter, daughter of Brig. Gen. anc
Mrs. Cortlandt VanR. Schuyler
whose marriage to 1t. Edward s
saxbys. U.sA., will take place or
Decetnbera,2o, was honor guest
at tea and personal shove
given yesterday by Mrs. r..
Davenport.
The other guests were Mrs
Schuyler and her mother, Mr.
Electa Coykendall; Mrs. j. v
Cole, Mrs. George Barten. Mrs
James e. Moore and her daugh-
ter, Patricia: Mrs. Jesse B. Mat
lack and her daughter. Mrs
Henry j. Hughes; Mrs. William
Thompson. Mrs. Raymond j
Williamson, Mrs. Francis Duggan
Mrs. Richard Thomas, Mrs. Car
shytle, Mrs. Roy Phillips. Mrs
Irving Gerard. MIS-. Philip Dunn
Mrs. Raymond Cornaire, Mrs
Thomas Muller and Miss Patricis
Moore, daughter Of Col. and Mrs
William r. Moore.
Evening star., 1949-12-06

Given Today

Mrs. Frances E. Hildebrand en-
tertained at luncheon today at her
home on Cathedral avenue for the
hospital unit chairmen of the
District Red Cross Gray Lady
Service. The luncheon was COM
bined with the annual Red Cross
Gray Lady Christmas meeting.
Mrs. A. S. j. Atkinson presided
at the meeting and those attend
ing were Mrs. H. H. Hubert, Mrs.
H. T. Morgan. Mrs. Stuart Bailey,
Mrs. w. S. Won Bermuth, Mrs.
Arthur Syran, Mrs. William H.
Hotel, Mrs. James Craig Peacock,
Mrs. Bruce F. Grimm, Mrs. Edwin
S. Villmoare. Mrs. A. Leckie Cox,
Mrs. John A. Parrish. Mrs. Rupert
Bingham. Mrs. Malcolm Coleman,
Mrs. Edwin F. Doyle and Mrs. A. j..
Maier.
Evening star., 1949-12-06
Future Brides Of Interest

University of Virginia and Colum.
bia University and at present /,
connected with the Library ol
Congress. He was a captain in
the Signal Corps during the war
and served two years in Brazil.
Outflow Smith
From San Antonio comes the
announcement of Mr.. and Mrs
w. L. Outlaw of the engagement
Of their daughter. Miss Lillian
Irene Outlaw, to Corpl. Kendall.
Owen Smith, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
w. Ray Smith OF Arlington, the
wedding to take place in San
Antonio on Christmas Day.,
Miss Outlaw is an employe Of
Randolph Field in Texas and
Corpl. Smith, who Is a senior at
George Washington University. !,
stationed at Walter Reed Hospital
koII- Boron
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold s. Nou
of East Riverdale announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Miss Dorothy May Noll, to Mr.
Joseph A. G. Baron Of the United
States Navy, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Antonio j. Baron Of Dover, N. H.
Gorborino-Lee
Announcement is made by Mrs
Josephine Garbarino Of Camden
N. j., and Washington, Of the en-.
gagement of her daughter. Miss
Dorothy Rita Garbarino, to Mr.
Robert E. Lee, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Quincy Lee of Norfolk. Nebr
Evening star., 1949-12-06

The largest of the several parties
on yesterdays calendar for Capital
society was the reception given by
the Polish Ambassador and Nine.
Winiewicz. They received some
$50 guests following the all-Cho-
pin program given in the Coolidge
auditorium in the Library of Con-
gress. The Polish bass, Doda Con-
rad. was the soloist and later went
to the embassy reception as did
the members of the Albeneri
string trio.
The Ambassador and his petite
blond wife received their guests
in the large drawing room and
the delicious buffet supper was
served in the dining room.
Heads of diplomatic missions
who accepted their invitations in
cluded the Iranian Ambassador,
Mr. Hllssein Ala; the Australian
Ambassador and Mrs. Norman
j. o. Maxim. the Dominican Am
bassador and Sonora de Thomer1,
the Brazilian Ambassador, Mr..
Mauricio Nabuco; the Czechoslo-
vakian Ambassador and Nine.
Outrata, the Israeli Ambassador
and Mrs. Eliahu Elath. the Indian
Ambassador, Nine. Pandit; the
Ethiopian Ambassador. Ras H. S.
Imru; the Austrian Minister and
Mrs. Ludwig Kleinwaechter, the
new Rumanian Minister and Nine.
Magheru, and the Soviet Charge
d'Affairs and Nine. BaZykin.
The Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. Willard L. Thorp were
among the officials who accepted
and others included the chief of
the Eastern European Affairs
Division of the State DEPART
ment and Mrs. G. Frederick
Reintardt, the Secretary to the
President and Mrs. Charles G..
Ross and the Librarian of Con-
gress and Mrs. Luther Evans.
The vice president of American
University, Mr.. James j. Robbins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Littell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Durr were
among others accepting the in
Evening star., 1949-12-06

Announcement is made by Mrs.
Ransom Post Walden of Denver Of
the engagement of her daughter,
Mary Jean, to Mr.. Robert Stewart
Young, jr., the wedding to take
place in June.
Miss Walden studied at the Uni.
versity of Denver and was gradu-
ated from the School of Foreign
Service of Georgetown University.
where Mr.. Young is in his senior
year. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Stewart Young Of
Ruffa1o
Evening star., 1949-12-06
.orts Here

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Edward
Hart and their attractive twin
daughters, Suzie Jane and Sallie
Anne, arrived Friday to be guests
Of their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Bamford Smith and Mrs.
Hart's brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Conard.
Gen. and Mrs. Hart and their
daughters will go to New York
Friday and will sail December
13 for Europe. He has been trans
ferred from Fort Bliss to Ger
many and will have headquarters
in Hamburg.
Evening star., 1949-12-06
Dinner Cancelled

The dinner which the Chairman
Of the Board Of Governors Of the
Federal Reserve System, Mr..
Thomas B. McCabe, was to have
given last evening in honor Of the
Governor of the Bank of England,
Mr.. Cameron F. Cobbold, was can
celed because of the death of Mr..
Lawrence Clayton, a member Of
the Board Of Governors.
Evening star., 1949-12-06
Home on Leave

Mr.. Lewright B. Mum arrived
in New York last week aboard the
S. S. America from his post in
the consulate in Bremen, Ger
many, and has joined his mother,
Mrs. Browning Mum, in her
apartment at the Valley Vista.
He is home on two months leave.
Previous to his post In Bremen,
Mr.. Mum was stationed at the
United States Legation in Jeddah,
Saudi Arabia: e -
Evening star., 1949-12-06

Miss Betty Louisa Judd, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hume B.
Judd, recently was married to Mr..
Walter E. Coombs, jr., whose par
ents also live In Washington. The
ceremony was performed In the
Georgetown Presbyterian Church.
the Rev. John Bailey Kelly OFF,
ciatine.
Evening star., 1949-12-06
In the News

Capt. and Mrs. w. c. Wickham
of Hickory Hill. Ashland. Va,
arrived today to spend the re-
mainder Of the week as guests Of
Capt. and Mrs. c. Benedict Platt
lin Chevy Chase. and on Thursday
will attend the wedding Of Miss
Barbara Stayner Slingluff and
Comdr. Jesse Bishop Gay.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Lorenzo D.
Gasser have given up their apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel and
now are occupying an apartment
In the Kennedy-Warren.
Mrs. c. Herbert Spencer Of
Pittsburgh entertained a group at
a birthday dinner in honor of her
son. DR.. c. Herbert Spencer, jr.,
lat Water Gate Inn last evening.
The guests were DR.. and Mrs.
Seymour Alpert, DR.. and Mrs.
Charles Coackley and DR.. and Mrs
Stewart WILDER.