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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-08
Paryziuje sprendziamos
ivairios problemos

81 antradieni Paryziuje pra-
sidejusiame Jungtiniu Tautu vi
suotiname susirinkime, atrodo,
kad demesys daugiausiai bus at
kreiptas j Vid. Rytu ir Azijos
klausimus. Ziniomis is Parry
ziaus, sovietai, nusmukus ju
prestizui del Korejos karo, da-
bar Paryziuje sieksia j atsta-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-08

krastu laikysena - ju 22 balsai
paprastai padedavo sudaryti
dvieju trecdaliu dauguma susi-.
rinkime. Dabar abejojama del
.ju, esq, jos gall paremti viso-
keriopa judejima prizes svetimu
krastu despotizma. siaip ar taip,
artimosios savaites parodys, ar
naujame Palais de Chaillot prie-
state susirinke daugelio pasau-
lilo krastu atstovai sugebes lro-
dyti, ar Wis. susirinkimas bus
parankesne vieta spresti items
opiesiems klausimams, kuriu
nepajegia islukstenti veto teises
suparalizuota Saugumo Taryba.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-08

Paskutinioji savaite tarptau-
tineje politikoje budinga nauju
posukiu zymemis sovietu kari
neje ir politiniai = propaganda
neje. strategijoje. Ar ivyks ko-
kie nors pakeitimai Kremliaus
santykiuose su vakarais - Siuo
metu dar sunku pasakyti. Stai
pirmoje eileje pastebeti nauji
sOvietu manievrai Korejoje -
jie CANA zymiai nusileido sajun-
gininku reikalavimui paliaubas
sudaryti dabartineje fronto IL
nijoje. Amerikieciu politiniai
sluogsniai IN. Y. Times) jau
reiskia ir pasitenkinimo, kad,
girdi, jei butu prieita prie gall
mu paliaubu Korejoje, tatai
reikstu kad tarptautine orga-
nizacija butu privertusi agreso-
riu atsisakyti nuo karo ir kad
komunizmo ekspansija galinti
butt sulaikyta jegos priemone-
mis-. IS kitos puses, sovietu TAX
tika yra tick savotiska ir klai-
dinanti, kad sunku ir numatyti
kovu pabaiga Korejos pusiasaly.
saltojo karo SUI sovietais sri
ty taip pat pastebimos budingos
zymes. Londono ziniomis, nau-
jasis britu min. pirm. Churchi-
His jau pradejes aiskinti gall
mybes rysium SUI siekimais pa
siekti pastovia 'taika" pasau-
ly. Naujasis britq ambasadorius
Maskvai iteikdamas savo kre-
dencialus svernikui pareiske
anglu nora prieiti prize bendro
susitarimo. Spejama, kad Sta
linas isnaudosias savo pazinti SUI
Churchilliu ir desias pastangu
vel susitikti trims didiesiems,
atseit, kad vel butu pakartota
naujoji Jalta ar Teheranas. Mas
kvos spauda, anglu kalboje, pa
sisake del reikalo sukviesti nau-
ja didziqju valstybiu konferen-
CHA. Sovietu propagandos "bo-
sai', kaip jq rasytojas lila Eren-
burg komunistu 'taikos" kon-
ferencijoje Vienoje pareiske,
kad sovietai nori taikingai su-
gyventi ir su Amerika, neziu-
rint, kokia butu politine ar uki-
ne santvarka tame kraSte. Spe-
jana, kad sOvietai gall pasiulyti
susaukti penkiu valstybiu (su
kom. Kinija) konferencija. Ry-
Sum su tais taktiniais posukiais
amerikieciu sluogsniai reiskia
nuomone, kad triju, keturiu ar
penkiu pasitarimai gall ivykti
tik pasibaigus karui Korejoje.
Jie taip pat yra isitikine, kad
visa ia "taikos ofenzyvos" tax
tika turf viena tiksla - sule-
tinti vakaru ginklavimosi pa
stangas ir uzkirsti kelia wax.
Vokietijos prisijungimui prize
Atlantic bendruomenes. Budin-
ga, kad sovietu taktil1os posukis
ateina kaip tik tue metu, kai
vakarai deda dideles pastangas
isspresti kaip kariniai sustip-
rinti Europa giliau nepazeidziant
visQ Atlantic Pakto krastu ukio.
Wis delto, ukiniu sunkumu ne
ziurint, vakarai amerikieciu DO
litiku lupomis pareiskia, kad jei
kremlius ir noretu rimtai de-
retis, tai nuo savo kariniu pa
jegu stiprinimo nebus atsisaky-
ia. Tai ryskiai pavaizduoja ir
faktai - per. savaite Amerika
issprogdino jau 21-ja atomine
bomba, ju tarpe 13 siais metals.
PrieSO OrO pranaSumas
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Naujasis TrumanO planas
pasaulio taikai

Visos radio ir televiziios sto-
tvs 81 treciadieni perdave daug
demesio sukelusia PREF. Truma-
no kalba uzsienio politikos klau-
simais. Sias eilutes 'raSant, dar
nebuvo zinomas prezidento kali
bos tekstas. Kaip spejama, savo
kalboje Trumanas nauja forma
turejo pasisakyti klausimais,
kurie liecia vakaru ir rytu sam
tykius. zinios is Paryziaus taip
pat patvirtina, kad amerikieciq,
britu ir prancuzu delegacijos
nutare suderintai veikti JT Wis.
susirinkime. Budingas yra ir
prancuzu neseniai padarytas pa
reiskimas Rennes mieste, kad
vakaru valstybes padarysiancios
sensacinio pobudzio zygius Pa
ryziuje taikos reikalu.
Kaip matyti, lapkricio menuo
zada butt ypatingai gyvas tarp-
tautineje politikoje ir ar jis tik-
raj sustiprins musu suprantama
taika pasauly, parodys netolima
ateitis. V. Rimvydas
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TeiSe gauti darba

Darbo gavimo reikalas buda-
70 ekonomines pusiausvyros
klausimas, paeinas is darbinin-
ku paklausos ir pasiulos. Bet
Europoj nuo pirmojo pasaulinio
karo ir Amerikoj nuo antrojo
rasaulinio karo darbo prievole
ir teise Wis labiau pereina vie
sosios teises ir politikos plot
men.
stai Vokietijoj, ypac nacional-
socializmo laikais, valstybine
darbo istaiga neleisdavo uzsie-
nieciams dirbti geresni darba,
nors del jo kartais budavo susi-
tarta SUI darbdaviu. Todel trem-
tiniai verzesi isvaziuoti ten, kur
darbo rinka atrode esanti S.
va ir kur visi krasto gyvento-
jai, pilieciai ir uzsienieciai, at
rode gall vi no d a t ei S e
gauti darbo. Tokiu krastu atrode
siaur. Americas Jungtines Vals-
tybes. Bet praktikoj pasirode,
kad cia, nors dabartiniu karines
pramones isvystymo metu yra
labai daug skelbimu, kuriais
jieskoma darbininku, visdelto
yra labai sunku tremtiniams
gauti geresnio darbo. Sunkumai
yra siu rusiu: y kai kur reika-
laujama US pilietybes, p trem-
tiniai nemoka pakankamai susi-
kalbeti angliskai, 81 jie daznai
yra senesnio amziaus, ir 4) jie
dazniausiai yra kitokio darbo
specialistai. Taigi, atrodo, kad
tik sioms kliutims isnykus,
tremtiniai gall pamazu pasida-
ryti visai lygiateisiai darbo rim
koj.
Paziuroms darbo rcikalus
pakitejus, darbo tvarkynas, net
ir kapitalistinej valstybej, dabar
nebera vien ekonomines pusiau-
svyros, bet Wis labiau vieSosios
teises ir politikos klausimas.
Visur specialine valstybes istai-
ga ina rupintis darbo jegos pa
naudojimu reikalingiausiose ga
mybos ir paskirstymo sakose ir
pusiausvyros tarp darbdaviu ir
darbininku palaikymu. US vals-
tybiu darbo biuru praktiskoji
reiksme siuo atzvilgiu atrodo
nepazengusi is savo pirmyks6io
teorinio laipsnio. Profesiniu sa-
jungu (uniju) veikimas yra ri
botas. Todel kai dabar tremti-
Mai, vienodai su US pilieciais
jiesko priimtinesnio darbo vals-
tybes ar savivaldybes imonej
arba privacioj karo pramonej,
kur veikia geresnes darbo sa-
lygos, jie susiduria visu pirma
SUI US pilietybes kliutim. Nors
US viesosios teises nuostatai,
kaip matyti is laikrasciuose pa
skelbto Baltuju Rumu laisko
BALFui, nereikalauja US pile
tybes privaciu kontraktoriu imo-
nese dirbti, taciau jos reikalau-
ia darbdaviai savo privatine
nuoziura. Tokiu budu paw. Chi
cagoj Ford Motor Co. Aircraft
Engine Division, ir net valsty-
bine ligonine, darbininkais pri-
ina vien tik US piliecius, pama-
tuodami tat "savo imones po-
litika", kurios negali pakeisti
nei valstybes viesosios teises
nuostatai ar Baltuju Rumu ais
kfnimai.
Tuo budu iskyla viesojo in
tereso klausimai: Ar teise gauti
darba Jungtinese Valstybese yra
konstitucinio pobudzio, kurio
apimtis negali butt varzoma pri-
vatine nuoziura? Ar gall butt
tautos ukio sumetimais patel
sinama, kai US lesomis atgaben-
tieji zmones neprileidziami dirb-
ii karo pramonej, kuri siuo me-
tn laikoma svarbiausia viesajam
interesui? Ar moraliai gall butt
pateisinama, kai tremtiniai, tu-
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KnygQ der|ius Brook|yne

Vasiliauskiene, aktoriaus K. Va
siliauskO zmona.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
Barter Players
To Be Presented

The well-known Barter Players
Iof Virginia will present the
Shakespearean play, "The Mer-
chant of Venice" under auspices
of the Alexandria Branch of the
American Association of University
Women on November 26 at 8 pm.
at the George Washington High
School auditorium in Alexandria.
Proceeds from the production
will be TUNED over to the AAUW
fellowship fund, which offers
graduate fellowships to American
women and international study
grants to women of other coun-
tries to encourage women scholars.
Miss Katherine Baugh, presi-
dent of the Alexandria branch.
has appointed the following COM
mittee to be in charge of
arrangements: Mrs. w. N. Frank
lin. chairman; Miss Edna Barr,
vice chairman in charge of ticket
sales; Mrs. c. T. Dees, publicity;
Mrs. Stuart Jones, school repre-
sentative. and Mrs. L. Weinberg.
uShers.
Tickets may be obtained from
the local AAUW, the Chequire
House or from Mrs. Edna Barr
of 17l6 Abingdon drive, Alex
andria.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
|RockCreek
Club Meets
OnnOrrOW

Brig. Gen. Bonner Fellers will
be guest speaker at a luncheon
meeting of the Rock Creek Wom-
ems Republican Club at 1890
pm. tomorrow at the Fairfax
Hotel.
Gen. Fellers, formerly on the
staff of Gen. Macarthur, is now
assistant to the chairman of the
Republican National Committee
in charge of veterans affairs.
A regular feature of the clubs
meetings, the elephant feed
store" will again offer its wares of
bracelets, pins, cocktail napkins
and other items bearing the ele-
phant emblem of the Republican
Party.
The finance committee, headed
by Mrs. Wilton H. Wallace and
Mrs. William A. Reutemann, are
in charge of the store project. An
added feature of tomorrow's meet
ing will be a bake sale and a white
elephant booth.
Guests invited include Mrs.
Joseph r. Harrington, national
president of the Federation of Re-
publican Women's Clubs, Mrs. Ed
ward Everett Gam, and members
of the Montgomery County Feder-
alton of Republican Women.
Mrs. Albert B. Hermann, club
president, will conduct the meet
ing and Miss Mary Gore will have
charge of the program.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
Group toHeor
Talk on DruQs

The Montgomery County Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs will hold
its semiannual meeting at 10 am.
Tuesday in the Rockville Presby-
terian Church.
Mrs. Bertha Baldwin, admins
trative assistant to the district
supervisor of the Fifth Narcotic
District of the Treasury Depart
ment, will be guest speaker. She
will discuss juvenile drug addic-
ton and the effects of the use of
narcotic drugs and marihuana.
The Woman's Club of Rockville
will be hostess for the meeting, to
which all district presidents have
been invited.
Luncheon reservations are being
taken by Mrs. w. r. Talbot and
Mrs. Harry A. Westcott.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
Community Clubs

Weman's Club Of Chevy Chase-Tomor
Arthur Fast, Bird Banding" Tues.
Gay: 10 am: Spanish class. Wednesday
9:45 am, music section. Wednesday
speaker. Mrs. Harry R. Christopher
president Of Maryland Federation OF
sg1a Momens lei dorci Clubs :,,o Prisay $50 pm,
Junior dance group.
Woman's Club Of Lyon vilIage-Tomor-
row, 1:15 pm. literature and interna-
tlonsl relations departments: with Mrs
.Iyinssten: .nan Present s cendi!iOns n Lsb
H,r..5 + H; m Mekinney; Kim reviewing Quiet
music 81 zsIGa Pnpalp WITH TimGEE9v Mrs E
J. Petets, 170s North Harvard street,
program on Lullaby Music
Petworth Women's Club-Tomorrow 8
pm. =, ciyics- education ssection. with
w: speaker. Mrs. Monta Wing. Pic
tureSque Japan"
Silver Spring Junior Women's Club-To-
morrow, s pm. arts and crafts sec
ton ton Falkland Recreation room, Falk-
Sixteenth street, Silver Spring.
Woman's Club Of Ashton Heishts-Tues-
day. noon. clubhouse. Ala Irving street,
luncheon; speaker, Mrs. Mary E. Gala
brese, crafts specialist. Arlington Rec
reation Department
Alexandria Woman's Club-Tuesday, 1880
am, music department. with Mrs
David c. Book. 205 Russell road.
Takom9 Park Women's CIub-Tuesday,
.:l5 pm, art department Takoma
Park Recreation Center, luncheon meet
ing: speaker. Mrs. Frederick W. Lang,
The Fine Art of Flower Arranaing.'
College Clubs
WashinEton Chapter. Greensboro Collese
Alumnae Association-Today 3 pm.
with Mrs. A. T. Hocutt 1882 Troy street.
Arlington.
WashinEton CHAPTER; Dunbarton College
Alumnae Associa ation-Wednesda 10
pm, Dupont Plaza Hotel dance.
Sororities
Delta Delta Delta-Tomorrow. 7:30 pm.
kenwood Country Club founders day
BANQUET: speaker, Olga Moore Arnold
Evening star., 1951-11-18
Miss Wiprud Becomes Bride

Miss Susan Bea Wiprud, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arne C
Wiprud. was married Friday to
Mr.. William Stanley Wright, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin D. Wright
of Chicago. The wedding took
place in the Grace Lutheran
Church, with the Rev. G. E. Len
ski officiating.
The bride wore a ballerina-
length gown with a white chan
tilly lace bodice and white nylon
net skirt for her wedding. She
was attended by Miss Dorothy
Macmillan as maid of honor and
Mary March Ewald. a neice, as
flower girl.
1t. Bruce Armstrong was best
man and Mr.. Robert Van Marx of
Westport. Conn, and Mr.. Gerry
Mayer Of Stanford. Conn, were
ushers. After the wedding, a re-
ception was held at the Carlton
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright will make
their home in this city when they
return from a wedding trip. Mr..
Wright, who served in the Marine
Corps during the war, attended
the University of California and
now is employed locally. Mrs,
Wright is graduate of the Col
lege of William and Mary, where
she was a member of Pi Beta Phi
sorority.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
Meets in Baltimore

A forum on the subject ECO
nomic Security will be a feature
Iof a board of directors and adj
.visory council meeting of the
Maryland Federation of Womens
Clubs to be held at 10 am. Tues
day at the Hotel Emerson in Balti-
more
Mrs. Harry r. Christopher, fed
Ieration president, will open the
meeting. Workshops for club presi-
dents are scheduled for the morn
ing. The forum will be held in the
afternoon.
Speakers will be j. Theodore
johnson of the American Bankers
Association, Mrs. Marion Stevens
Eberly, who will represent the life
insurance business, and Sewell S.
Watts. jr., who will represent the
stock exchange firms.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
Miscellaneous Clubs

~"pna DGiea "a, junior AIumnae ASSoeia-
| 2l29 G street NV. ''OiN'
Miscellaneous Clubs
Pan American CIub-Today. 3pm yatCa
1876 q street NV; speaker, Luis An
1on!o PenaheIrera, Ampa assador of
Lodge. 4209 Ninth street NV, annual
bazaar. '' A'eaA
heprew Home for the Aged, Ladies' ANY.
1hary-Tomorrow, noon. Jewish Cnnn-
Ehy mhunny Center. luncheon and linen
Rock Ssr, Greek Weman's Republican Club
tomorrow. 1890 D. m, Fairfax Hotel.
luncheon. Ai"'et'
Entire Mons Club-Tomorrow 1880
ptM;' IVA seventeenth and streets
"oman's National Democratic Club-To-
morrow, 12:3O pm, iuncheon: sDeater
e. EIHhSI Upper, author of Eleven Years
N Soviet Prison Camp" " The Iron
curtain Refugee Problem
Democratic Women's National Council
tomorrow SIS pm. Lee House Fiji
teentn and streets NV; speaker.
/ the Navy "a
PEG sisterhood-Tomorrow, pm,
Chapter J. with Mrs c. W. L. Briscoe.
ooo9 Runnymeoe place NV.
District Cancer Aid Group-Tomorroy o
pm. Willard Hotel, regular meeting.
Nan1nal League Of American Pen Women
,e. fsstnEs Braneh-Tomorrow. pm,
nesday' pm, poetry group. branch
studio; speaker, Alice Hutchins Drake.
Creative Arts Club of Ariington-Tomor.
regular meeting.
Hadassah, Silver Spring Chapter-Tomor-
row: $50 pm. Montgomery County
JeWiSh mssl;n. Community Center, reEular
Ladies Auxiliary of the Free Sons Of
and Jefferson streets NV
Cured Cancer Club-Tuesday. $40 pm,
With. with Mrs Y S, Oliver S, Kern, 65ls Fifth
Women's Association of Allied Beyerare
industries-Tuesday, l pm. with Mrs.
Rose schlein, 50l6 Sixteenth street
Wanderlust Travel Club-Tuesday. s pm.
with Miss Alice Matthews. 1858 Irving
street NV; speaker, Miss Christine
washington Readers Club-Tuesday, $50
p.m Pen Womens Studio, 1851 Colum-
bla road NV. The Western Move
ment.
Curley Club-Tuesday. $40 pm, Executive
Committee, with Miss Amelia Tassa, 63I
Maryland avenue S.W.
B'nai Israel isterhood-saturday a:30
pm peentb Synagos9g nag Zig auditorium Sly
Thanksgiving dance.
District Daughters of American Revolution
Tomorrow, 8 pm, Resolutions Com
mittee. Chapter House, l1i. MaSsachu-
setts avenue NV. speaker. Mai. Gen.
Merritt y. Curtis. U. S. NJ C, retired.
Tomorrow, s Pm. Emily Nelson Chapter,
with Mrs. Dorothy Shute Ragan. AIS
w street NV. speaker Mrs. Wilfred j.
CleaII' r.. InflatIon." Tuesday $ m
Fort MeHenry Chapter. with Mrs Rich
ard L. Disney, $500 Macomb street NV;
speaker, Capt. Franz o. Willenbucher,
7. S: A, retired; National Defense
tuesday, pm, Federal City Chapter,
with Mrs Mahlon A. Winter. 1910 Kali
Drama road NV, Tuesday. s pm.
Capitol Chapter. with Mrs. John Fleming,
1874 Milbourne place NV; speaker.
Mrs. A: Y. Casanova, Restoration Of
Tyron Place New Bern. N. c. Tues
day pm, Monticello Chapter, assem-
bly, room Of Chapter House: speaker,
Mrs: Virginia Lambert. Tuesday, Inde-
pendence Bell Chapter, Chapter House;
speaker. Mrs, James M. Haswell. State
corresponding secretary, Approved
Schools" Wednesday. 2 pm, Sarah
Franklin Chapter, Chapter House:
speaker. Richard l. Brecker. State De-
partment, Champaign of Truth"
Wednesday. 8 pm. Marcia Burns Ch.p-
ter. Cha pter House. Saturday, . pm,
Mary Washington Chapter. Chapter
House, tea
Evening star., 1951-11-18
Library Adviser
ToAddress Club

Mrs. Helen Steinbarger. con-
sultant in adult education at the
District Public Library, will ad-
dress the University Womens Club
at 3 pm. tomorrow at the club
l7O8 New Hampshire avenue NV
Mrs. Steinbarger will discuss the
seminar held by UNESCO in
Sweden last summer, which she
attended as a delegate.
Mrs. Gertrude Clark Whittall
patroness of the arts, will be guest
OF honor at a meeting of the
clubs poetry group at S pm. to-
morrow: The program will feature
poem readings by Miss Alice
Hutchins Drake.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
PunheIIenic Head
Will Be Honored

A tea in honor of Mrs. James
G. McManaway, president of the
Washington Panhellenic Associa-
ton, and members of the Grand
Council of Alpha Delta Pi will be
given by the Alpha Delta Pi
Alumnae from 4 to 6 pm. next
Sunday at the home of Miss
Laura Belle Wyatt, 1902 Kalmia
road NV.
Invitations to the tea have been
extended to representatives of the
81 women's fraternities which
make up the Panhellenic group
Evening star., 1951-11-18
Plan
Annual Benefit

The annual card party and
dance OF the Notre Dame de
Namur Alumnae Association will
be held on Friday at the Shore
ham Hotel.
Mrs. Robert H. Murphy, presi-
dent of the association, has an
nounced that proceeds from the
benefit will go to the scholarship
fund OF the academy, located at
North Capitol and K streets NV.
Miss Marian Walton is general
chairman of the program. Miss
Sally Deckelman is chairman of
patrons.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
Sorority to'Heor
Chest Speaker

Mrs. John F. Latimer, vice pres
ident of the League of Women
Voters, will be the guest speaker
at meeting of the D. C. City
Council of Beta Sigma Phi Soror-
lty at 7 pm. tomorrow in the
club rooms.
Mrs. Latimer served with the
Red Cross in the Pacific area dur
ing 1944-46 and at present is a
member of the Radio Speakers
Bureau Division of the Community
Chest.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
Mrs. WexIer Hostess

Mrs. Robert Wexler was hostess
Yesterday at membership dessert
luncheon at her home at 1926
Davenport street NV. for the
National Women's Committee of
Brandeis University. Through an
error the committee had an
nounced that the luncheon would
be held at the home of Mrs.
Robert Wechsler, $500 Broad
road NV
Evening star., 1951-11-18
Club Tea Todov

The Chevy Chase Business and
Professional Women's Club will
give its annual tea in honor of
new members from 4 to 6 pm. to-
day at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Royston. 1916 Livingston street
NV. Members of the Member
ship Committee, headed by Mrs,
Rachel Garland, will be hostesses.
Evening star., 1951-11-18

Miss Virginia E. Flaherty and
Mr.. Louis E. Childers. jr., were
married. yesterday afternoon at
the Crossman Methodist Church
in Falls Church. The Rev. George
g. Oliver officiated with the Rev.
w. I. Groach assisting. The new
Mrs. Childers is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery R. Flaherty
of Falls Church. The BRIDE
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Childers of Arlington.
The reception after the cere-
mony took place in the church
parish house. The couple will
make their home in Buckingham
Evening star., 1951-11-18


Miss Genevieve Anne McMullen,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
F. McMullen of Cumberland, Md,
yesterday became the bride of Mr..
Joseph Victor Malloy, son of Mrs.
John Malloy of the same city.
The Rev. Edward j. Hanrahan,
S. j.. of Georgetown College per-
formed the ceremony at the
Church of SITS. Peter and Paul.
Guests met later at the Cumber-
land Country Club for the recep-
ton.
The newlyweds will make their
home in Cumberland after a tour
of Eastern cities.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
Cancer Aid GROUP

The District Cancer Aid Group
will hold its regular meeting at 9
pm. tomorrow at the Willard
Hotel.
Evening star., 1951-11-18
Civic and Study Clubs

University Women's Club-Tomorrow 8
pon;;,,,a pm; speaker: Ms Helen sveinberger
Pubic Library. T UNEseo fSo eonferense e plstrh5 i
Sweden. Tomorrow 5 pm French
s9nversss,Gen, tes sssseer tG%osr0E slCs sIab
Fairies. Trees and Gardens" Tomor-
row $50 pm. Miss Neil Adamson To
E,sie. EeyieE Seven Decisions That shaped
.. m, sketching sroup.
Washinston CIub-Tomofrow ~ am
saint, @ reHiewins tAtl Marthas mas Husband Hasbs (
by BY, Blair Isn.nSi Niles Tuesday. weekly morn
i, tute Of Mental Health. Mental Health
Tor All the People
American Association of University wom-
en-, Washinston Branch-Tomorrow s
avenue NV. Status Of Women Com
mlttee Tuesday pm. United Ma
tons study group at clubroom: topic
Grafton Plans
AAUW. Alexandria Braneh-Tomorrow s
DorEaT D Bartlett, a3o7 Caroline place. To-
tons group, with Mrs Ruth Beckman,
6l2 Bashford lane
AAUW, Arlington Branch-Tomorrow s
otte keds Sfdse ceIons sT1qp yth Mrs. Char
Mrs. Glen L. Barton, 2406 North Mon
roe, Wednesday. a:45 am. oil paint
ing group. with Mrs. Guy Arnold. 400
South Carlyn Spring road.
AAUW, Bethesda Chevy Chase Branch
tomorrow, 8 pm, Bethesda Elementary
school monthly meeting; 9 pm, pro-
Excelsior Literary CIub-Tuesday. 1890
pm, with Mrs. Claude Morris, 1880
Belmont street NV. luncheon
Business and Professional Clubs
soroptimist Club Of Washinston-wednes-
day, l pm. willard Hotel; speaker,
DR. 1gnatius Smith. o. P dean Of phi
losophy: Catholic University. Thanks
giving in the Nation
Business and Professional Women's Club
Of Al-SoulS Church. Unitarian
wednesday, $50 pm, Pierce Hall reg
ular meeting and dinner
Evening star., 1951-11-18
On the Engagement Pad

Sigma Alpha Iota. Washington AIumn,s
Snapter-Tomorrow. with Mrs Donald
May. 2910 First road. Arlineton nonfh1
program; speaker. Mrs. Martha Colby.
Beta Sigma Phil. District City CouneiI-To.
morrow pm. sorority rooms f3IO
Twentieth street NV.
Alpha Delta Pi. Junior AIumnae Assoei..
nipo n1nn! - uesoay pm, chapter room.
Evening star., 1951-11-18

Americas Oldest JeueHers:
Evening star., 1951-09-16
$1,000 DOWN

Lovely brick rambler, 2 big bedrms.
full din. rm., radiant heat, space
for = more rms. in attic; full
price, $13,500; possession in 2 wks.
FINCHAM & CO., REALTOR
1908 BALTIC; Ave, Hyatts., Md.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
ACCOKEEK BUNGA.
jim BRITT
CAMP SPRING

Open Sunday ! to 8. 5493 Glenn
living rm. with firepl., dining rm
kit, bedrms. and bath: stairway
to unfinished attic. full basement.
Only $12.2o0. Directions: Out
] blk. to house and open sian.
Mr., Weller. 10. 9-9110; ewes, LU.
4-4454.
Puffenberger & Moore Tnc
Evening star., 1951-09-16
OUUU, ReaItOf. WA. 81
CHEVERLY

CHEVERLI
Beautiful 3-bedroom brick home,
large living room. fireplace. dining
room, equipped kitchen: buiit-irl
garage. large side screened porch.
full basement. Convenient to every
thing. Only $16.500 with So, 900
down, Vacant
SUNNYBROOK
3-bedroom brick and
masonry rambler. featuring large
living room. fully equipped kitchen,
dining room; full basement. gas
a;-c; heat. Only $4,000 with
$4,000 down. Assume GI loan.
$4,000
81 500 down. sos mo-, two new,
2-bedroom asbestos shingle bunga-
lows with all:elec. kitchen, oak
floors, oil &C. heat; 50x1 150-ft. lot,
See these flne homes today.
HUDSON COMPANY
4710 Annapolis Rd.. Bladensburg.
Md, UN,, 1915 weekdays; WA. O515
week ends.