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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18
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yglid" in sic ncme @clt
SSclt 'hnler5liber Itidt Gin iolhcs
%erbot III cine Observation-Disclosures
Sec!e. pcnr Oo5 Sd)iif int Shottcn
Der NCiu Oorfcr @oIfcntroScr licat.
ClNe 9anlburger 0elpert'd)ait Der.
nllttcllte bier oel,tihc Scelcute sur
&beolpla-Sinie nad) glIeran0rien. Ct
a9pptiide Heeocrei. .Snipeftor i6ifte
alle bier alf eincS ieincr grobten uno
bcltcn Sd)iiie. sIS oicies S6iIi fiir,.
Ild) lelne Scineu Inn gtclp gorfer Sol.
let legtc, COB es iiir sic 9ciont 9eiat.
sung al 9oro fcin Saltcu mcbr: sln
Soro, nlhts pie on 2ano. Sscbod,
nubten oie Seutihen nit eincn la.
d)enocn l'no eincn, iel,hten sluge su.
'eDclt, lue lire 9orofouegen, 10 ihneG
lie Die lecnlilocn gcine 81 traaen Der.
mohten, Sen St0ttcn Der 9ebcn5Iuit
III Wfanbattan 5llilrcbten. Gin Saien.
heallter erflarte, fir Seutid)e ici scr
Sonogang nod nid)t crlau6t. @oh!
ooer libel bIicb bcl 6ahreuSIclltel,
nidts anOercs ilbrig, OILS iid) sic nel,c
sSelt Nno Sas SpmboI bicies 2onocs,
Ole ,Sreibcitsitotlle, aus ser 9oropcr.
'pcttipe nit Dem Sernalas anSric6cn.
Sn 'oIpietiibeu S1Ien l1bt man
,par bic beuti6cn 9ciasunsen beut.
Ider Sdiiie an 2ano geben, rerlpei.
CERT abcr Ncrtidben SccIcltcn bon
fremocn Sdiffenoie 2onbsongp0iic.
Ter Serfebr bon Sd)iff SIT Shiff lit
III rliiiiten Sdieu cbenio itrcng I'm.
terla9t, ipie bas @etretcn Scr Sam.
mcrn uno Soeis burh Huiicn.
Slt einem slbe,,teuer nit nidt un.
gefabrl'bem Iusgdng fam iib Ser
Sanogang Gel,tidler in rplniiden
lno polniid) beiesten beietter Soiien
geitalten. gon bauti6en Sdliiien Sari
grllnoiaslid feiner audi nibt Der
&apitdr at 2ano. Sir Scutide ouf
al,sllnoiihcn Sd)iifen entideibet Die
Suit uAo Saltnc ser je,uelisen Saien.
,uaben. go buriten Dor einiger 3cit
oltD Sic hentit,en @eiasungs,nitglie.
S1lub aui Seite 3.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18
An Land, nichts vie an Land
Noeh INNER Londsonsverbot fver devtsehe seeevte

UlcnSblrg. - Nof Dor Denigen
Sabrjcbntcn rngclte ser &uoit1l
nllf langen Hciieu einen 8ulOen o0cr
clncn SilberooIlar an Sen 8robnlait.
Ser WIatrOic, Ser nIS criter Sano
altslang, Ollrite i'm abncbnen unb
beboltel,. &obl iprid)t ous oicicm To-.
benslpcrten 9rauh Ser GcId)Iit$iil,t
tiibtiger neutrality-suspicious.; iiir
bcbellcrtcn S6liIsnnnnen abcr par
Dies ocr slltftnft 81, ciuem NcIt, ons
Sanogang bicb. Senu rah bcln no..
d)en., oft nlonateIangen muritincn
Gincrlel gebt man nitlt inn bcIten sln.
Sug am SanN, Inn Iit bie Iiibe su
jcrtreteiL ionoern lint fiir Sers uno
SeeIe bon oes Sebcn5 bo6iteu @iitcrn
clniufauIen.
9elonoers bclltc, no Sic Sait unic.
rcr Gpodle lu1o Oic Sounrfl,appDeit,
Die SflIie blrh sic Geographic Scr
Meltnecre jagt icute 2anogana
uGhreiro Ser neiit 10 filrien Siegc,cit
10 ielbitperltanblid, icin, luie Gcmmcn
uno @cben bon Gbbe lmo Tlut.
Nlnsgenummem Der &apitan
Scood ilhcint SrontGeimS Eoli.
5eimciltcr anNerer Slniid)t su icin. slls
fiir5lid Ser oelltihe Tompier "Gon.
5enbcln" am &ni bcs fleinen Ncrpc.
aiid)en SoicnS Sbomsbopn ieitlnody,
tc, pcrbct Ser Saienfapitdn oui Sc.
beiB ieines poli5eili6en Chefs il,
Srontbcim Ser eeianltnc geiatung
init sll,snabme bcS &apit1ns Sen
Sonoaang. Cine oies su besriinSen.
bcmertte ser SafenfapitGn MIR nod,
oaB man llihts eesen sic 9eiasuns
Ielber babe.
Iehllid erging eS Ser Maunidait
oes Sanfoampfers vSuIius Miitt.
gers. Ser Dor iuenigen @ohen in
Bergen anlegte. .slub in oieicm So.
fen periueiserten Die i,prlpesiiten
@eboroen abermals jebem gelat.
5l.ngsmitglieo, ausaenormen ser
aopitiin, Sen Sanogans.
"@enn rns al,b in ienen Slicn
Sic SanSgangslult nift geraoe IN sen
Gliebern il,tt", fpmmentiert SaSu cin
tonoriger Sahrensmann, 10 mGhte
man 1T Ser Jreisuabe Seru mal Der.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18
11euartieeS eterse,,amne
in $teint,,He aaseeiiitrt

eteinblloe. rShlob @ilbeImitein"
Ncibt cine Seftmarfe, oie icst in
Stcinbuoe nah neuortiger Wicthooe
beracitellt miro. Sn sluei aroben @Gr.
tonfs bon ie 10000 2iter SSnbalt
piro Ser Seft auf bem @cge Scr
@robroluraarlmg er5cust. Tos job.
relonae lagern 1T 6lalhcr, ooS ben
Seft 10 terer nadt, iGut ouf oicic
@eiie fort. Turd 5icifiiblllng miro
cinbeictl e,1nistcs slltern erreitt.
Sic 9eobohtl,ug bes @Gruorsangs
an ocn Sonfs crn1oslift iogar cine
Scrbcierllng Ser Sualitot. Sic
Seftiirma iul,roe bor Orci SoJrcn
BON eil,eln TliiGtlins geariinoet. Sic
&apisitdt oes getricbes lGbt Sic iibr.
lihc ScriteQ,ug bon 100000 Ilo.
ifcn Seft ST. Scr 1T sunj Sscit,
ocutiGlano slbias iinoet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18
u ant att 2ln,erieat Day.
1880

.----l,ticr 2ano, has Menhen
pcrihicocuer goiIcn, G!allbensgcs
ntciuid)aiten uno 9,ctlouolltaten
auigcbaut hobsr lit slr bcrpors
raseubltcn Mtutt 5loets ,SorSe'
rrns Ser Saha ser mcniNliden
sSrcibeit geiuorOcil----"
Nus elmer Gr,st ,st.anlotipn bes Trls
fovnten Sr,,mon an.iiSlidD her ,Scicr
~ anl an Mmerican Cnn-195C."
Soil,tna. ser 81. sgtai, lit bon
NrGiioent Srunl1l i.;r Tticr res
xaas3 beitinnt porScn. Sics 1t Scr
brittle Sountog i'm !Tolat Wai uno
es lit bereits felt 1910 CUR Srcoi.
tion eelporben, oab hieitr brittle l''ni'
Gonntog auI @ru!lo einer beIonoe'
rem 8iiraerieier beitilnnt miro, nnS
5ipar miro aui bicie @ciic ren jlmgen
Mmerifanern. sic bas &ullrehtsol.
ter erreidt ,ub Den sSremohprenen,
bic i'm persanseneu ,Solr cinacbiir.
qert ipur0en, belonoerc glucrfennung
eesollt.
ssn ieiner 6iesiabriaen Grc.lcma.
nation oes IS am al slmerican
Eap" erinnert Yrail5ent 1run1an ba.
ran Bob 0tenihen pieler &aiieu.
@laubenseeneinidlciten ,lne Natio.
nai,,iten 9lmerifa ouisebant bahen
uac :ab ieber 8iiracr, a!liGuicl ,b ct
eiueebiirsert ooer bier oeburen rlroe
chnc Sd,luarfen Die Sssp!llh:il;lacnL
Die lih aus ieiner 9ii:eere' ',idyGft
e'etIen, unbeSinst ~ crs:illcn far.
Inn Sieie gerpflidtl,nsen SIT er.
fiiqen, muB ieber gutter sluerifaner
BEL alien Wablen feline stimme obSe-
ben lmb ieinen ginfluB oabin aelteuo
MAIDEN. oab anitGnoise uno iaj:se
Wcan1te aesuablt peroen. 8enH man
i'm bdi:l oaI;Orbert, banu bat er aaf
ac1 N;itpprenenbont leinen Gienit
au tru, Sen @eiesen 81 gebu"GelL
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18

W1bt.nS bcs Gr!cgcs @aiien a., ira.
oc, uacr cinen ionIiincn aricg$ $SitEit
~ rcrr;1ten. g. Lat aud) h.S NsOs
u:teif Ga pcrmcilcn. has Iih qcS'n
gar;c S;enihensrr,prn rihtet IS ie::
Sic: ~: Gritnh,n Scr Glcilt bCr
&alic, ser GlaubcusSugebcri
oSer osS notioualen ltrirrlunas. Gr
ion in ocn slnsclegenbeiten feiner
enacren 8emeinoe cine aftipe &ollc
lpiclcn, lnS oaiiir ioreen, oab lie ic.
Dem Mtitsilieo INNER mebr TrellOe
bcreitet.
Triiber ciulnal bcriibrte Sic slrt
uno @ciie. in Ser Cit Inlerifaner
oicie Gerpilidtllneen crfiilltc, nur
oie Mob(fabrt ieiuer @e,neil,He, lei.
mes Staa!es pber ieiues 2anHes.
Soente licaen Sic 9inse nnoers. Sic
Mrt ,ln0 8eiie, III ser oie slmerifaner
Sieie Gerpili6tllnaen eriiillcn, ilecr
eiuen mld)tisen giniluB auf Die @0l'
fer Guropas, bes gtaben uno Tcruen
Sitcns, SiioamerIfds. slfrifos ltno
ser Suieln im Stillen S5ean aus.
Geun nod) ibrer sIniid)t lit fir Sic
amerifauiibe Semofratie Sic 3eit
Ser Grprobllug angebrod)elt. Nir llno
uniere acknowledgements tetonen
nit Nahb.ut Die oemofra!!iGtn Ur.
r!,ngeui'ij1 ~. Snia!era bic'c C;r.
rl."eenitb.,f:. , itEicrcn SsNcolen nidlt
gang ent',r:A'n. hcacn mir Has Scr.
tralen, Ok in!d)e llrtoc;lfonl:meaL.i.
ten unicrc3 S3itei,s it: Srac Hrif:';
iibli1en benrsraiiid,tn Gerio)rens.
lueiien unO Ginri6tllnsen teboban
iuerbcn. slber oieicniect, Die onosre
anidal,unaen beiisel,. slnid,alu,neen
sic ben ,,nirieen entgeeengeiest iino,
geben oaraif aus, ,lniere 1lnponfom.
nenbeiten bera,,s6,,greiien ,,no iie
na1 M0gli1feit gu entitellen, ogne
Mab ,lno Sdam. sooit babcr bie
gmerifauer es ,nterlaiien, oie 8iir.
gerpilidteu ridiig su erfiillen. tra.
gen lie ooju bci, ben 6eiuoen ser
0eutofratis I'M a(uslanoc Muuitiou
fir ibre ga9.li'e 81 licIsr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18
Gin Gerieen Scr vreine,."
antcrieanijstcn Spratte

SDlcugo. Spred)en Sic Gngll'd)
oScr slmcrifaniith? Sie llnipcriitdt
Chicago bereitet jett Gin $4,000
sSorte ln,iaiienoes 2erifon Dor. bns
bon 81 bis 3 (sloultcrp TO 3miebod)
10Ocois omcrifaniih lit. 9as @or.
tcrbud miro MIR @orte cntbaltcn, Die
lit ocn llSI gcprGst, bier ser eng
liibeu Sprod)e angcpabt ooer bier
cntitanoen iinb. Gs iuirS sen Sitel
Si.tionarp Of 9(mcricnnisnlS" fra.
gen unb I'M Sabre 1851 pcriiiieut.
liht lpcrbcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18
Spaniett tcrit,en%ct
te,,tihe Grperte,t

MoNrio. Trauco.Sponicn beOicn!
iih III iteigcnocm 0Mbe Nel,tifcr Gr'
pcrtcn STR @olleuolua Ieincr III
ouItrieIcn 8ci,mouug uno icincr ma.
tionalen Terteioiaun9.
Sbaleih sic Hesier,lns ItrcNses
S6lueisen be,pnbrt, miro bon obIolit
juperIdi;;::ocr Seite berit,:et. oaG
Ioit so Scutihe snouitric- -grpcrtcll
nit ibren Sonilieu aus oem Ocllt'
iden @eit5ouen bier eiu9ctroi'en linO
I'M sic ipnniihe SnouItrie bel Der
Gerbelicrung lmo Starfllng iDrer
slnlaeen 81 beroten ms 81, llntcrs
Delicn.
9icrbci iino bcn Sniorn,atioren
sufolge ole SnbllItricSlpcige nertre.
ten, ober sic srobc MeNrbit Ser ,Sad).
!eltte lest id, Gus SpSroclcftrfcrn
Suianncn, nas Spaniens 9eiorgni5
iibcr oie porbcrrihenoe Stronfropp.
belt benefit.
Sie neiltcn Grperten fcmmen aus
Miin6cn lnO Samblrg, B. b ser II
e.. lno britiiGcr 3onc. Ger befann,
teIte unter ben SpcjialiIter lit Ser
SprengItoif. .6ohmann SroTellor
2elllten. MaDercs iibcr sic slrbeit
oie'es Geiebrten iuar ;e>cdj l;cr ridt
III erioDrllug sit brln9en.
slae oieie ipliienld)aItIihcn Uo6.
leutc babcn |ertrise nit bem natic,
nalcn SnItit,1t fiir SSnoliitrie nnO
8irtld)aft III Sen SGnOeu, rnS lire
@cb1Iter bctrasen 5000 bis 5000
Yeieten pro Mouot.
Sic traien bier iamtIi6 I'M Tonat
slpril nit ausbriidlihcr GrlaubniS
Ser aliicrten @eiasungsbeDorocn III
ItltiGIano cin. Gs rcrHCn 1T ser
n1diteu 3cit nod 5ublrcidlc anSere
bentihc SchnoIoscn euuartet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18
Sranereth bietet
pcutjhlanH Sic
HanS s,.nt SrieHe,,

Eoris. Er1iioent &incent sluriol
luanote lid) al Sic Scuti6cn llno riet
ibnen, iih III SSabrbcit nit Urant'
reid 81 pcriiibncn.
GcrcnlaIiuNg ooju gn6 Sic finite
Gleaerfebr oe* Slgc5, on rr:n
Scut'b 'blano lid) .;D1. i,lib cine Hchc,
sic ErGlioent il, bieieal 3uIanlncNs
bang III 9tcins belt.
sllriol fiiDrtc aus, Sronfrcitb iei
luillcrS 5ll ucrgcbcn, lucnN Sic Celit.
Iden eil,. fir oacnnl ollcu milili.
riIHcn slnsritisabiiGtieu cntiastcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18
Die 8anfett int Ean>e
tatten erei,e 6e,pit,ne

@oihinston sSie bon SIR Tc1cral
-e1oiit ,,ai,,roncs Nprpnrotlon Gc.
Il +tct rNlrb>. eriieltrn Sic @nnfsll
ocs @nnbcs, a,.'@lrmcrSenomlr1n, lnl
H.,::;s:s 1919 toit vteuio h,hc t'r~,r.
IL IL: ienAls :u;oc Dur ;in Sabre
1915 lagcn bie 8etuinne ncd) lint 8
Yrosent bober. @eicrbers :u.!rNe her.
oorgeboben, bob ieit IeNs ;S.Eren fem
Ginleger eel ciner Ser uecll,icrten
@onfer cincn eiuSigcu Collar pcrIo-
rcE bad,.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18

SorldlIag SScrbert Soopcrs sur l(m'
gcitaltllng ser Gcrcintcn 9tatiouel
obne Nie fomrlluiitiihcn S1llocr
lei vunfIug lmo iebdolih". Sllr6 eln
ioIhcS Gorscbcn lucroe mir cine be-.
itebcnoe mertpolc Organization 1T
Stiidc scrid)luscn, olne Sob ctpos
auocrcs ooiiir an Sic Stcac gclctt
ipcrbe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18
8lcdaSe eebrehcn
beta,.ptet 8elera>

9clarao. Die juaoilaiuiihen &om.
nu,niiten iteIltell trlllnlpbiereno felt,
baB es ser &cgicrl,ng bes Hrcmicr.
n1iniiters l,no Maribaa Sito selun.
gen lei, bie 9lcdooe ser bon Sen
Scipiets orsaniiierten SominIorm 81,
Ourdlbrcdlcn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18
1n>iett nit Hceper
nittt einperitan>en

9ofe S,lcccb. Ger Miaiilerprlii.
sent Sotuabarial Nchr, bon SltSien
crfllrtc fiirslid) ont NunoIllnf, ser
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-05-18

aus aus Ser Gnac Ser aammern un6
Sorcln."
Evening star., 1950-01-01
NeWMennbers
To Be Feted

New members Of the District
League Of American Pen Women
will be honored by the Executive
Board at a tea and reception to
be given this afternoon from 4
to 7 o'clock at the league studio
on Columbia road.
Mrs. Matte L. Smith Jarrott
is the general chairman for the
afternoon. The branch president,
Miss Clara Manderschied, and
Mrs. Charles c. Harrell. member
ship chairman, will be in the re-
ceiving line. Past presidents of
the branch will alternate at the
tea table.
The new members to be pre-
sented are Mrs. Ben Bernard
Billinger. Mrs. Daniel s. Coombs,
Mrs. Arthur ]. Burk, Mrs. Earl
F. Danforth. Mrs. Jerome A.
Esker, Mrs. D. H. Fagg. Mrs. Vert
A. Gill. Mrs. Daniel J. Manton,
Mrs. Blanche Kendall, Mrs. Jo-
seph P. Nobel, Miss Esther Pear
son, Mrs. D. w. Thayer. Mrs.
Miles c. Trowbridge, Mrs. Helen
Orr Watson and Mrs. James A.
Williamson.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
Holiday Parties
Are Numerous

The annual New Years eve
dance and buffet breakfast given
by the group Of Washington resi-
dents known as the Cotillion was
given last evening in the sapphire
room Of the Maydower Hotel.
Mrs. Betty Stein entertained q
small group this week at cock
tails and supper in celebration of
the birthday anniversary Of her
mother, Mrs. Dunbar Rosenthal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Marks of
Indianapolis, Indiana. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Goldsmith of Phila-
delphia, and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
D. Marks. jr., of Woodmere, Long
Island vii join a large group Of
their Washington friends at a
house party for the New Years
week end at the lodge at Blue
Ridge Summit, Pa. Among the
Washington residents who will be
present, as has been their custom
for the past dozen years or so,
are Mr.. and Mrs. William Sig
mund, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel s.
Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Luchs, Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffry Abel
and MI. and Mrs. Daniel Cole.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
Ceremony

Miss Thelma Elaine Doyle.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
L. Doyle Of Washington and Palm
Beach, Fla, became the bride
yesterday Of Mr.. Charles L. Duke.
jro:. son Of Mrs. Marie 8. Duke Of
this city, and Mr.. Charles l.. Duke
of Oakland, Calif., in a 8 o'clock
ceremony at st. AIMS Church.
the Rev. Henry D. Collins, pastor.
officiating. A reception followed
at the Shoreham Hotel.
The bride was escorted to the
altar by her father. and was at
tended by Mrs. Thomas Flynn as
her matron Of honor. and Miss
Dorothy King as her maid Of
honor. Miss Virginia Duke, sister
Of the bridegroom. and Miss Mary
Jane Brosky were the other at
tendants.
Mr.. Thomas B. Flynn was best
man and serving as ushers were
Cadet Howard M. Steele. Mr.. Rob-
ert Doyle and Mr.. Frank Webb.
The bridegroom Is a graduate Of
Carlisle Military School. Bulls
Preparatory School and the Uni
versity Of South Carolina. After
. wedding trip, the couple will
reside here.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
Mrs. Gude'
Anniversary

Mrs. William r. Guide today Is
celebrating the 18th anniversary
Of her birth. She Is q native OF
the District of Columbia and
as Katharine Loeffler attended
schools In Warrington and mar
ried the late Mr.. Guide here. Since
his death In 1910 she has lived
with her son-in-law and daughter.
DR.. and Mrs Hugh Hudson Hus-
sey. jr.. where today she Is holding
open house for her family and
friends.
Mrs. James McHutchison Of
Boston, close friend Of 40 Or
more years, arrived Friday and Il
the house guests Of Mrs. Guide and
DR.. and Mrs. Hussey for several
weeks.
Joining their mother On her
birthday today will be her other
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest r.
Guide. Mrs. Branson Thomas, Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Davis and Mr..
and Mrs. Granville Guide. Grand
children who will be with Mrs.
Guide today are the Misses Katha-
rine, Amelia and Nancye Thomas.
Neill and Marshall Davis and
Elaine, Deborah and william r.
Guide children Of Mr.. and Mrs
Granville Guide, and young John
Hussey.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
To Be Wed on June TO-.

Announcement Is made by
Mr.. and Mrs. George Newman
Mathews Of Boston. formerly Of
Chevy Chase. Nd, Of the engage
ment Of their daughter, Dorothy
Georgina, to Mr.. Gardner Nichols
stratton, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. g.
Francis stratton Of Wellesley
Hills, Mass.
Miss Mathews attended school
in Chevy Chase and was grad
uated from Randolpn-Macon
Woman's College in Lynchburg,
Va.
Mr.. Stratton is q graduate Of
Harvard College and Harvard Law
School. and during the war served
as . major with the Army Air
Force In Europe. He il q member
Of the Longwood Cricket Club and
the Harvard Club Of Boston.
The wedding IL planned for
JunA 10.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
Miss Elliott Is Married
Communications

The Naval Communications
Chapel was the scene last evening
OF the marriage Of Miss Jean Julia
Elliott. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Vernon Elliott of Silver
Spring. to Mr.. Don Arnold Adolf
phus Clark, son of Mrs. Olga K.
Clark of Meridian, Miss. Chaplain
Cyril Best oficiated at the 8
o'clock ceremony.
The bride was given In marriage
by her father and was attended by
her sister, Miss Joan Mae Elliott
as maid of honor, and Miss vir-
ginia M. Patrick and Miss Janet
FBroadhurst.
Mr.William Beard was best man
and serving as. ushers were Mr..
Douglas Snoats and Mr.. John
johnson.
The groom is studying to be a
dental technician at the United
States Service School at Great
Lakes, ILL.,, and following his dis
charge from the service, the couple
plans to reside in Meridian, Miss.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
| announcement
Of Engagement
At Reception

+ The Special Economic Adviser
to the Economic Cooperation Ad-
ministration and Mrs. A. r. Hin
richs were hosts at . reception
and dance last evening when they
announced the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss Barbara
Louise Hinrichs to Mr.. Thomas
H. Moriarty, jr.. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Moriarty Of Fitchburg, Mass.
Miss Hinrichs was graduated
in 1916 from Vassar College and
at present is an employe with the
Federal Reserve Board.
MI. Moriarty, who is with the
Bureau Of Standards. will enter
Princeton University in February
to continue graduate work in
mathematics and philosophy
begun while he was 4 student at
GEORGETOWN University.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
Announcement Of Enqouement

Announcement Il made by Mr..
and Mrs. Pierre Eisenberg Of New
York Of the engagement Of their
daughter Annette to DR.. Alvin
Radowsky, son Of Mrs. Aaron
Radowslsy OF Elizabeth, N. J.
Miss Eisenberg is 4 senior ut
Hunter College and q member Of
Phi Beta Kappa and DR.. Radow-
sky. who received his Phi. D. from
Catholic University, also studied
at Yeshive University and George
Washington University. He IL q
member Of Sigma Xi. Sigma Pi
Sigma and the American Physical
Society,
Evening star., 1950-01-01
Harris & EfDif1Q Photo.

With the ultimate goal OF
3homs rule" in mind. the District
League Of Women Voters has
planned an educational program
on District of Columbia problems
AZ its first order Of business for
the New Year.
Beginning January 8, the league
will launch . series Of neighbor-
hood meetings on i've different
topics, with the general theme to
be "A Look at Washington" One
Of the purposes Of the sessions will
be to arm Washington residents
with information on what they can
do to help obtain home rule.
The first program will be q
birds eye view Of the citizen in
his city. with the title, "Destina-
ton: Citizenship; Starting Point:
D. c."
From there on until the first Of
April, the Is neighborhood groups
Of the league will consider in Or
der these topics: How the Wheels
Go Round" which will be devoted
to the health, welfare and educa-
ton functions Of local govern
ment: wheels Within Wheels
How Do They Mesh?", q study of
Federal-District relationships in
recreation. housing and labor:
"You Supply the Gas-Who Plans
the Trip?", . study Of where the
Districts tax money comes from,
how it's spent and what It buys,
and Wanted: New Model. New
Driver" = comparative study Of
government in other cities and
what kind would be the most fea-
stble for the District.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
Voters League to Take
"A Look at WushinQton'

Mrs. Milton Dunn, director OF
the District Affairs Resource
Group. and Mrs. Floyd w. Ben
son, director Of Discussion Lead
ers. have announced that the fol-
lowing leaders win head the dis
cussions in the various groups:
Mrs. 9. j. Randall. Miss Stella
Scurlock. Mrs. David Delman,
Mrs. Melvin White, Mrs. Clarence
e. Fisher. Mrs. William Kaufman,
Mrs. William H. Wolowitz and
Mrs. Robert r. Leonard.
Assisting the leaders rs re-
source aides will be Mrs. Henry
Monroe, Mrs. Milton 8. Lochen-
brach, Mrs. Ralph A. Young, Mrs.
Justine Mccarthy. Mrs. r. A.
Schroeder. Mrs. H. w. Rea and
Mrs. Charles H. Thompson.
Scattered throughout the city
in convenient neighborhood loca-
tions, the meetings will be open
to anyone interested in taking
"A Look at Washington" consid-
ering the problems of the city and
comparing them with those in
other places.
A reminder to members inter-
ested IN applying for admission
to the leagues leadership training
course which begins the end OF
this month has been issued BY
Mrs. Benson. Registration for the
course should be made by Wednes-
day, The course. to start on jan
uary 81 at 1 PM. at the YWCA
will be given under the direction
OF DR.. George Beauchamp of thu
American Council Of Education.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
Miss Cocroft to Be Bride

Col. and Mrs. Reginald Bifield
Cocroft announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Miss Phyllis
Kathryn Capwell Cocroft. to 1t.
Erwin Risley Brigham, son Of Mrs.
Charles A. Chapman Of Williams
burg and the late Mr.. Erwin Ris-
ley Brigham Of Chicago.
Miss Cocroft attends George
Washington University and is q
member of'Kappa Kappa Gamma.
1t. Brigham studied at the Univer-
sity of Illinois and is q member
Of Beta Theat Pi. At the present
time he Is stationed at Fort Myer.
The wedding will take place
next summer.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
Summer Weddinq
For Miss WiIburn

1t. Comdr. and Mrs. w. c. VII
burn announce the engagement Of
his sister, Mary Rebecca, to Mr.,
Edwin H. Langrall, son Of DR.. O.
B. Langrall, pastor Of the Francis
Asbury Methodist Church, and
Mrs. Langrall. Miss Wilburn is
the daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Wilburn Of Mound
vile, Ala. Mr.. Langrall is q
graduate Of Western Maryland
College and is now attending the
Divinity School at Duke Uni
versity. The wedding will take
place next summer.