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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-28

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PRASOM TALKON
KETURI MENEsIAI = sip metu
spas lapkrtis, gruodis ir ateinanciu metq sausis,
skelbiami
DIRVOs PLATINIMO TALKOS LAlKU.
Talkoje dalyvauti kviecami vsi skaitytojai
r kit tautiecia kure link kad Dirva butq placiau
skaitoma ir stipretu savo turiniu.
VietOj vaisiq, kurios pagal lietuviq paprOcius
paprastai talkninkams rengiamOs, bet kurq siuo
atveju jokiu bldu nebltq galima surengti, Drva
mato eile dovanu items, kurie per situos keturis
menesius prades prenumeruot Dirva ir platintoams,
kure per ta laika pripirs Dirvai nauju skatytojq.
PenkioIiko dovonq:
Amerikoje gaunamq lietuviskq knygq, pasi
rinkq pates dovanq gavejo kiekvenam uz $40 vertes
(arba $40 grynais pinigas).
sios dovano skamo skaitytojams patintojams
laimnEjjimo budu
X skiamos jei per aka leista maziau
ap 25o skaitytou ESQ panou taskp tai je to aka
bus mau kap ESQ naujp menp prenumeratoru aba
aitinkamas skaicius daniu prenameratoriu.
Dvi dovonos:
kiekviena po $50 pinigais.
kamo kaiytojams platintojams atiteks
laimeiimo budu
kap 400 abeju tasku
Dvi dovonos:
kiekviena po 500 pinigais.
skaitytojams p1atintojams atteks
laimsjimo budu
skriamos jei per ka maziau
kaip po $50 abejp taskp
Didzioji dovono = $50
paskirta daugausa tasku surnkusiam pan
% taau tk toiam krs bus surin ne maau kap 80 tasku
takos isleia 1000 platintojQ takp
d daugiau patintop tureq po task tai dovana
ticks vienam is ju laimejmo kelu
Kiekvienas naujas prenumeratOrius, kuris uz-
sisakys Drva jos platinmo talkos metu tai yra,
1850 metu spau men. d. Xxi 1851 m. sausi0 m. 81 d.
gaus pO DU TASkUS dOvanOms laimeti: viena skaity-
too kta platintoo Kiekvienas tasas bus paliudytas
tam tikru zenklu SUI numeriu
Kas Drva uzsisakys per platntoja, tas gaus
tik skaitytojo taska patintojo taska gaus platin
tojas Bet platintoju gall butt kiekvienas senas ir
naujas skaitytOjas eigu tik jis prikabins ka kita
uzsprenumeruoti Dirva r atsiqs Dirvai jo prenu-
meratos mokesti. NORS IR VIENA NAUJA PRE-
NUMERATORIU CAVES PLATINTOJAS CALI
LAIMETI $40, $50, arba ir $1O0 VERTES DOVANA!
Kas talkos metu uzsisakys Dirva ne visiems
metams, tk DALAI tas gaus ir taskq tik atitinkama
dali ei mokes tik 81 (uz 13 savaciq) tai gaus tk po
ketvirtadali skaitytoo r platntojo tasko Je mok6s
So, gaus pc puse abiejq tasku, mokedamas $3 gaus
po iris ketvirtadalus tasku Jei tam tasko numeriu
teks dovana, tai il bus padainta tarp t kurie lures
to tasko atskras dalis
Dovanos bus slirstomas 1851 M vasario men.
Smull<iau apie tai bus paskelbta atskirai.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-28
KAINO ZENKLAS
N UzUDES BROLI Abel, Kainas, sake

~ CZUDES BKOLL Abell, kalnaS, sake,
visa gyvenima negalejes rasti ramybes,
mes visi, su kuo tik jis susitikdaves, is tolo
jo salindavesi, kadangi is jc veido budave
aiskiai matyti, kad tai brolzudys. Ir dabar,
kada zmones salinasi nuo sunkiai nusikaltu-
sio ir savo nusikaltime uzkietejusio EMO
gaus, sakoma kad tas zmogus yra pazenk-
lintas Kaino zenklu.
siais laikais pasaulyje yra begalybe
ivairiu brolzudziQ, bet niekas negali to nusi-
kaltimo dydziu susilyginti su komunistiniu
rezimu, isigalejusiu Rusijoje ir savo nusikal-
stama veikima ispletusiu j daugeli Rusijos
kaimyniniu tautu bel siekianciu isplesti j
visame pasaulyje.
To masinio nusikaltimo vadai ir vyk-
dytojai yra toll nuo cia, uz plataus vandeny-
no. bet ju talkininku netruksta ir cia. Net
ir is lietuviu iseivijos tarpo atsirado tokiu,
kurie uoliai talkininkauja tai masinei brol-
zudystei.
Visoks talkininkavimas nusikaltimui
irgi yra nusikaltimas. Ir todel daugelis jau
seniai salinasi nuo tu talkininku, kaip nuo
Xxx amziaus Kainu, nes is ju zodziu, is ju
siekimu daugumas is karto nlato, jog tai yra
brolzudziu bendrininkai. A.
Bet dabar ir Amerikos Kongresas pri-
eme istatyma, kuriuo jau ir oficialiai deda-
mas Kaino zenklas ant kaktos cionyksciams
komunistams ir ju bendrakeleiviams bel
remejams. Kad If neprimatantiems butu
aisllu, kas cia stengiasi paremti ir plesti
brolzudystes nusikaltima. Ir kad tie, kurie
per savo akluma prie to darbo yra prikise
prsta, toliau nebegaletu teisintis, esq, je
nezinoje, ka dara: kad jie arba ta pirsta
nedesdami atitrauktu, arba skaitytusi su
visomis Kaino zenklo pasekmemis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-28


DIRVA Weekly
81 Issued
Editor Bys cADzUNAs Entered Second
q 1915 Cevand Postcfce
Subsbseipton
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kitur cala
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-28
ISTATYMO PRIEMIMAS buvo gan;

triuksmingas. Nors Atstovu Rumai ir Sena-
tas prieme j labai didele balsu dauguma,
Prezidentas nesutiko j pasirasyti. Tiesa,
prezidentas nepasisake prizes patti istatymo
principa, bet tik prizes kai kurias grieztes-
mes jo vietas. Taciau Atstovu Rumai ir Sc
natas dar karta, daug daugiau kaip dviem
trecdaliais balsu istatyma preme ir tue
bUdu nugalejo Prezidento pasipriesinima
Senate kova buvo ypatingai astri AS
tuoni senatorial griebesi net garsiosios fill
busterio priemones ir apie Fl valanda vargi-
no senatorius, kol pagaliau paciais paiy-
ciais, visa nakti nemige senatorial galejo
pareiksti galutine savo valia. Vienas sena-
torius, respublikonas is N. Dakotos, kalbejo
daugiau kaip penkias vadandas, kol apalpo
ir turejo butt nuveztas ligonine =.
Ka reskia tas Prezidento ir keliu Sc
natoriu toks atkaklus priesinimasis prizes
antikomunstini istatyma? Ar jie yra kQ-
munistu uztarytojai?
Kai kas bando juos tokiais ir vadinti,
kai kas bando priesingai aiskinti: esq,
Prezidentas, vetuodamas 81 istatyma dar
viena karta stojes laisves gynimo cempio-
nu eiles Prezidentas pats savo ta zingsni
taip aiskina: istatymas komunistams efek-
tyviai nepakenksias, gal jiems net padesias
is kitos puses jis gals sudaryti progos
varzyti laisve ir ten, kur nereikia.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-28

S. A. Detroit, Mich.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-07
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
STATEMENT

l wish to thank each of you who expressed confidence in me by re-electing me Mayor of Kodiak.
 Beyond the personal pride in representing you is the satisfaction of knowing that you endorse the policy of de- velopment we have been try ing to achieve and I shall do my best to help complete the tasks before us.
 Signed, Lee c. Bettinger
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-07
Repairs To Boat Scheduled Here

Charles Madsen, bear guide and owner of the yacht Ko- diak Bear III which was heavily damaged by fire last week, has been busy the past few days cleaning up so the repair work can start.
 MT. Madsen has elected that the repair work be done in Kodiak, as allowed under the terms of his insurance and the job will be under the direction of Stanley Alvine, local surveyor and boat builder. The owner said he expected the repairs to be completed by April of next year, in time for the Spring hunts.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-07
By Associated Press

(P)-South Korean third division troops stabbed an- other 20 miles up the east coast of North Korea and are only 32 miles from the big Red industrial center of Wonsan where communists are stag gered by great losses.
 (P)- Authority has been given by the United Nations political committee for LIN forces to cross the 38 parallel, bring about elections and re- habilitate the country.
 (P)-The American mine- sweeper Magpie was officially listed as sunk by a floating mine off North Korea with 21 men missing.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-07
REFLECTIONS tn the MIRROR
2 YEARS AGO-1943

A giant, twin-motored land plane crash landed in a storm a few miles short of the air field at Kodiak. It came to rest in shallow water in a la goon without injury to its crew or military passengers numbering 17.
 OPA set lard prices (1-lb. Crisco, 36 cents) and sugar prices (10 cents a lb.).
 A motorist who sped through a stop sign, had no drivers license, didn't show up at court and was late the second time at court, was fined $100.
 YEARS AGO-1945
 A Navy PBY arriving at the Kodiak base in poor weather crashed into famed Womans mountain while at tempting a landing. Eight were killed.
 The district court arrived and had no criminal cases, no suits, and a large number of citizenship applicants who failed to appear.
 1 YEAR AGO-1949
 The city's newly paved main street was opened with a street dance.
 Work started on the founda- tion for the new KEA genera tors.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-07
Hospital NelDs

The biggest load ever car ried by MT. Stork arrived at the GM hospital Monday when an II pound 3 OF. boy was born to MT. and Mrs. Pete Ponchene. The half-grown son has been named John Peter.
 After death. ,tof a twin, at Karluk, a 2-pound baby girl was brought via a 2-day boat trip to the GM hospital and is doing nicely in the incubator. The infant, Carolyn Marie Downey was born Sept. 2S and her twin died at birth. Sister Berchmans, super intendent of the Providence hospital, arrived by plane this week on a 2 weeks visit.
 For major surgery: Mrs. Ruby Raymond, Mrs. Helen Luck.
 For medical attention: Mrs. Dorothy Lavallais, Mrs. Aline LaLande, Mrs. Helen King, Miss Betty Leman; John Sohn, Wm. Rhea, Thomas Perkins, Grant Wallace, Laval Dixon. Also babies Peter J. Kerrigan and Margy Wescott.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-07

Mrs. Mary Shirley, the for mer Mary Acton, who has been absent from Kodiak 2 years, returned this week to make her home here and is now in charge of the cuisine at the Town Club. ' Don Crawford is driving truck for Pat Lynch on the base runway extension contract.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. K. Wodling- CT are in Anchorage for a few days.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-07

Announcements have been received of the birth in An chorage of a boy to MT. and Mrs. William Erickson. The newcomer weighed 8 pounds IA ounces and has been named Kenneth William.
 Erickson was formerly en- ployed at the Kodiak Electric Association.
 An insanity trial was con- ducted Thursday by U. S. Commissioner Anna May Vokacek for a 16-year old boy, formerly of Kodiak, who re- turned a month ago.
 The youth was adjudged in- sane by a jury consisting of Charley Cook, Leo w. Krei- ner. Milton H. Smith, Fred Mahle, Lee F. Bettinger and George Slawson.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-07
Owners Agree
 To Street Costs

Everybody wants streets. And they want sidewalks, too!
 That was the unanimous opinion expressed at the series of meetings conducted this week by the city, to deter mine the wishes of property owners in the street improve ment program to be carried on with funds from the 3-mill tax levy earmarked for that purpose.
 Property owners from Brooklyn-Shelikof, Mill Bay and Mission went on record as being agreeable to sharing the costs of black-toping the pro- posed areas after general im- proyement, and even request ed sidewalks running to the city limits on Mission.
 Mayor Bettinger explained the cost set-up, under which half of the funds are expected to be obtained from tha government, with the city paying two- thirds of the other half, leaving one sixth to be paid by the property owner on each side. Actually the owners will get the inn provement for one twelvth of the total cost.
 Dr. Richard Knowlton. Se- attle dentist, passed through Kodiak recently on his way to Port Wakefield. There he will be joined by hunters Arnez, and Guffey for a try at Kodiak bear.
 Walter Ullrich, bartender, and Lois Marcyes. waitress, have applied for a marriage license.
 Friends have learned that Paul Herring, U. S. Marshal at Anchorage, is expected to be released soon from the Swedish hospital in Seattle, where he has been undergoing medical treatment.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-10-07
NOTICE

Next meeting of the Town 'Troup Boy Scouts will be held Wednesday, Oct. Il, at the Elk's Club.
 Scoutmaster Grant Wheeler
Evening star., 1950-07-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

UPPER 18th ST., 2-story, 9-rm. brk.
det. home; powder rm. on 1st A.,
layatory in bsmt. Beautiful shrub
berry and fruit trees: 2-car garage.
Call Mrs. Grant, CO. 6246.
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
Evening star., 1950-07-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LIQUOR STORE. NE. section near
District line; net profit $4,000 q
year; cash required in excess Of $685.
900. Write Box 297-L. Star. -
Evening star., 1950-07-02
oe1 \ TrNrvrpsIrv pr. NV

2610 UNIVERSITY PL. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6.
II you want to make money, live free
and also purchase o nice home, see
this I0-rm. brick, in excel. cond.,
practically furnished and good fur
niture. Income $500 mo. Close to
TRANSPORTATION. $1,000 or best Of
RA. $500.
Evening star., 1950-07-02
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
6321 KANSAS AVE.

OPEN SUNDAY, Q TO 6 PM.
An almost new brick, detached, cen.
ter-hall home containing spa
cious bedrms. and bath. Priced to
sell. Call Miss Neam, TU. 210o;
eyes,, WO. 1901. or see representa-
New Hampshire ave. to Eastern ave, +,
left to Kansas ave. and left on
/. Kansas to house.
SHOCKEY & MOoRHEAD, Realtors
Evening star., 1950-07-02
18th and Allison SITS. NV.
NV. RAMBLER

$3.50 cash will handle this brand
new det. brick rambler in Kensing-
ton Estates. 1st A. has a liv. rm.
with firepl., din. area, gorgeous all
GE kit. with garbage disposal,
islwass, inSsiy Ssdrns rsns ang coIarad @ HI b:tb
deep lot; gas a.-c. heat: disappear
ing stairway to attic: excel. fnan-
cling. S95 per mo. incl. taxes, in
surance, principal and interest. A
erans, veterans, investors be sure
to see this home Close to schools,
transp. and shopping. Call OWNER
at OR. 1896.
Evening star., 1950-07-02
BARNABY WOODS
COMPLETELY FURNISHED

DAItNAp I WO(JDS
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
6143 31st ST. NV.
OPEN 2 TILL g
Ideal home for diplomat or service
person. This detached Colonial
brick home is beautifully furn. with
taste and charm; immaculate cond.
throughout and ready for immed.
occupancy. Reception hall, lge. liv.
rm. with lovely mirrored fireplace.
family-size din. rm., large kit. and
powder rn., 8 nice bedrms.,
cleaning tile baths on 2nd a.;
large knotty-pine rec. rm. with bar
and lavatory; full bsmt. with oil
heat and Bendix washer; detached
garage, large fenced-in back yard.
Owner has priced right for quick
sale with only $4,000 cash and
payments like rent. See this beau
tiful home today. Ewes, HO. 0SO4,
SIGLER & CO., HUI. 1913
Evening star., 1950-07-02
HOUSES FOR sALE--A.W.
UNDER "a. 600

Bungalow: 5 rms, bath, shower, full
front porch; gas heat, refrigerator,
range: lot 63xl50; Ia blocks from
D.. c. line NV. Needs minor re-
pairs which could be made by oc-
cupant. Small cash payment.
TIA 2n00 .
Evening star., 1950-07-02
OPEN SUNDAY
e CozY MODERN HOME
:. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE !.

e5o9 PINEY BRANcH ROAD
This det. brick on deep lot has side
entr. hall, liv. rm. with floor to
ceiling smirrored firepl., din. rm..
modern kitchen with elec. dish
washer. powder room, wall-to-wall
fir.; knotty pine-paneled T CLUB b. room @
and bath: gar; immediate possess
sion Cali Miss Watwood, DU. 010S.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NW,NDI 3346 %
Evening star., 1950-07-02
1855 Underwood st. NV.

lst time offered, by original owner;
attractive detached red brick, center
hall-plan home, less than 8 years
old: convenient to bus, street car
and shopping center; beautifully
landscaped; recently redecorated in
side and out. House contains 3 bed
rooms, 2 twin-bed size: 2 baths,
large living room with fireplace and
mirrored mantel; dining room;
wall-to-wall carpeting; large kitchen
with ample cabinet space: paneled
den; fully equipped with Rusco
metal combination storm windows
closet space; finished recreation
room with asphalt-tile floor and
knotty-pine wall; oil a.-c. heat. -
Evening star., 1950-07-02
CLEVELAND PARK

OPEN SAT. & SUN. AFTERNOONS
3432 Newark st.-Distinctive de-
tached center-hall dwelling, on
beautiful level lot. Out-of-to
owner has reduced price to S2l. 900,
Phone week end WO. 0112. GEO
u. MILLER. Realtor, Mills Building
Evening star., 1950-07-02
5th and Allison, $13,5OO

This is a real buy. 8 rooms, bath, q
inclosed rear porches, concrete front
porch, gas INV. heat. Good terms
can be arranged. To inspect this
Engle, GE. $3.50, with BETHEL,
DI. 3100.
Evening star., 1950-07-02

CHEVY HE CHASE. D. c;-Here s a
mas NV. rm,. den.. din. rm.. kit.
knotty pine sunrm. and gar. on
lst n; twin sized bedrms. and 2
baths on End. Stairs to storage at
laundry. Level lot, fenced in rear.
Home practically new. Owner anx-
ious to sell. Well financed.
CHEVY CHASE. S1s.s50-Most at
rastn trastiye stt detached home on a very
convenience; 3 large bedrooms. III
baths. unusually lge. living room
with fireplace, dining room. fully
equipped kitchen, large screened
porch, garage. Shown by appoint.
ment only.
WESTMORELAND HILLS-This beau
tifui home has everything. 4 bed
rms. and 2 baths on 2nd d: Din
rm.. liv; rm.: powder rm.. de luxe
Maids rm. and bath, recr. rm. with
firepl., sun deck. .lge. well-landscaped
lot. Owner wishes to sell quickly
GENTLEMAN FARMER beautiful
and gardens. Hundreds Of box
woods, fruit trees. vegetable garden,
etc There is brick and frame
rambler right in the middle. consist
ing of large liv. I'm, with picture
yipdGw peT. and .nd pep ssph din nnotbnr p at
suitable for guest house also on
property. Several patios. Lge. out
setting: Asking $4,000. Owner
anxious + to s sell TWEED co
OFFICE OPEN SUN, 8 TO 6.
Evening star., 1950-07-02
Westmoreland Hills

BRIGHTWOOD CORNER
Near 3rd and Mo. ave.-S rms, 2
baths, lst-f. law, 3,rm. and Law.
entr.: suitable for dr., dentist or
offices: attic; gas furnace, h.-wh.
built-in garage: near express bus
lines, stores, theater and schools.
Eye. or Sun. phone Mr.. Woodwell,
L. T. GRAVATTE
1913 < st. NV. Realtor Ma. 0753
Evening star., 1950-07-02

TWO-FAMILY HOME
Near Shepherd and Kansas NV;
Sl4,950; one apt. rented, S55; oil
E. Y. HOGAN, 81. 3786
DayInight. RE. 1885, All Albee Bldg.
Evening star., 1950-07-02
WESLEY HEIGHTS

This large 4-bedrm., 2-bath home is
excellent for the larger family de-
string choice neighborhood. close
to schools, Has 27-ft. liy. rm.. din.
maids rm. and bath; storage attic:
2-car garage; well-landscaped lot,
$50 TT. deep, affording excellent
space for play or outdoor entertain-
ing. Priced reasonably and in our
opinion value not easily dupli-
Gated. To inspect. call Mrs. Allen.
German p. Young. DE 4444
Evening star., 1950-07-02
NEW RAMBLERS

In beautiful Shepherd Park; bed
rms, 2 baths. To inspect, call Mrs.
Stone, with TISHLER. Realtor,
TU. 2S00; ewes EN-. 2644. -3
Evening star., 1950-07-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
OPEN SUNDAY. ITO 6

OPEN SUNDAY, / TO 6
90 HESKETH STREET
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Two blocks west Of Chevy Chase Cir.
Gle, cor. Of Cedar pkwy. and Hesketh.
Most attractive 3-bedrm. home on
one of the finest cor. lots in Chevy
Chase. 10,340 50. IT. with over 20
lge shade trees. Beamed ceiling
liv. and din. rms. with picture win
dows. flrepl.; large side screened
porch; built-in gar. Price, S23, $50.
HoHENSTEIN BROS, Realtors, FIR.
5000 .
Evening star., 1950-07-02

Your Future Business
May be one of 1918 auto cts, stores,
gas sta. resorts, etc, etc. de-
scribed in Blue catalogue. Money
Making Opportunities-32 States
mailed free! Our 50th year.
STROUT REALTY, I'll N. Wood
ward Bldg, Washington. d. c. ME,
Evening star., 1950-07-02
66O5 End ST. NV.

UUUJ IIIU OI. INV.
Immaculate little 5-room bungalow;
oil h.-w.h.; delightful front porch
with awnings: storm windows and
screens throughout; full light bsmt.
beautiful rear garden; shown by
appt. only; S12,250; convenient
terms to responsible purchaser. MRS.
SPAULDING, WO. 0160 or GE. 3311.
Evening star., 1950-07-02

BY. OWNER; NV. WASHINGTON
Semidet., 6-rrn., 2-yr. .-old brick home,
like new; 1h baths. gas heat, full
bsmt.: No. Capitol ST., of N. H. and
Eastern ayes. Price, S13.5O0, assume
4le mortgage, approx. S10,3O0, pay
able 1880 per mo. incl. taxes and
ms. Call WA. 006O for additional
Evening star., 1950-07-02

Rooming HouseClean
Park I'd. NV. 1900 block-13 rooms
8 baths. oil heat; S135 rent: oil
heat; price, $4,000: down, 1880
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave, RE b14O.
Evening star., 1950-07-02

ROOMING, $500 DOWN
Rent. $50; price, $500; bal, $50
rent, $50. Heat furnished.
A. r. SEELYE, DI. 1925
Evening star., 1950-05-07
Rich 18th Century Mahogany Console

you've been shopping for console phonogph you know
that with pleasing tone, the newest developments and at
ractve cabinet dy But here at Lacy stores
this gem! Not unknown make but with famous
that not permitted mention ad Here you
have choice of three ponograp speeds play record and
listen either FIN AM radio Luxurious mahogany cabinet
finished to satisfy the most exacng tastes And priced at
very modest $685. Here the end of your search here
the top console phonograph value at Lacs stores
Evening star., 1950-05-07

A Only because of Lacy' exclusive tieup with nation
ADnnA AIHlle Washington able
advantage of this only purchases
the carload quantity bring savings equal
fine @ You'll it's another wonderful Lacs
$17995!
Evening star., 1950-12-21

shoulders completed the costume
which set off her blond beauty.
Mrs. Byran, wearing a bouffant
strapless black tulle dress and
single pink camellia, received
with her daughter while Mr.. Byran
mingled among the guests with
his two sons, Mr.. st. George
Byran. a freshman at the Univer-
sity of Virginia. and Mr.. Court
landt D. D. Byran. who attends
Episcopal School in Alexandria.
Assisting the debutante were
her two houseguests, the Misses
Sheila Kane of New York and
Ann Biester of Doylestown, Pa.
About ITS young people alter
nately danced to the strains OF
Myer Davis music and sampled
the delicious buffet supper pre-
pared for their pleasure.
Miss Bryan is a freshman at
Smith College and was graduated
from Chatham Hall where she
was president of the Dramatic
Club. Her primary interest is
dramatics with art running a close
Evening star., 1950-12-21

Belle Wyatt, chairman, and Mr..
Armiger L. Jagoe, Mrs. Robert v.
Kelley, Mr.. j. Berry Wallace, Mrs.
Jacques M. Kelly, Miss Flavia Lee.
Mr.. James T. Clark and Mr..
Howard w. Smith. jr.
Red and white poinsettias and
red candles enhanced the buffet
table where supper was served at
1:30 o'clock and holly and
Christmas wreaths decorated the
other rooms of the club.
, Sponsors of the affair we're Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel w. Bell, Mrs.
James A. Cahill, Mrs. Wade
Hampton Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. David
st. Pierre Gaillard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Malcolm Westcott Hill. Mrs. Rob-
ert E. Lee III. Mr.. and Mrs.
Malcolm Matheson and Mrs.
Andrew Calhoun Pickens.
From now on parties for the
debutante number from four to
six a day.
Evening star., 1950-12-21
Diplomat Given
Farewell Fete

Good-bys were said yesterday to
Mr.. Arthur C. A. Liverhant. first
secretary of the Embassy of Israel,
who was honored at a luncheon at
the Carlton Hotel by Mr.. Eliahu
Elath, Ambassador of Israel.
Mr. Liverhant is returning to
Israel this week after having
served here since June, 1948.
Those who attended were Assist
ant Secretary of State George C..
McGhee, Mr.. Stuart Rockwell, Mr..
Wells Stalber. Mr.. John A. Waldo,
Mr.. Arthur D. Day and Mr.. Robert
T.. Burns, all on the Near Z, :. desk
of the State Department. Mr..
Morton Mendels of the Interna-
tional Bank. Mr.. I. S. Turover and
Mr.. A. S. Kay and members of the
Embassy staff were also present.
Evening star., 1950-12-21

second. The Bryans moved to
Washington from Philadelphia
over a year ago and are living
in Georgetown.
Junior Assembly
Ten other debutantes were the
guests of honor last night at
the Junior Assembly's annual
debutante ball held at the Sui
grave Club.
They included Miss Sarah
Woodley Alexander. Miss Care
Butler, Miss Louise Melissa Cahill
Miss Rose Antionette Caudle, Miss
Sara Norfleet Dickinson, Miss Jane
McAtee. Miss Betsy McCubbin
Miss Bette-Barron Smith, Miss
Elizabeth Cortright Wetherill ano
Miss Sarah Daingerfield Zant-
Finger.
The debutantes, wearing ira
ditional white gowns with long
white gloves and carrying red and
white carnation nosegays, received
with members of the Executive
Committee of the Junior AS
sembly. They are Miss Laura