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NEWS THE DAILY ITEM, PORT CHESTER, N. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1951 WOMAN'S NEWS WOMAN'S Princess Ileana Of Romania To Address GW Wednesday Only one who has lost his freedom, fully realizes its true value, and for the speaker who will appear on before the Greenwich Wednesdays audience, this loss is not only hers, but that of her millions of suhjects, for she is Princess Ileana of Romania, who was forced into exile by the Communists. Before she was finally ordered out of her own country, the Princess witnessed the gradual It Is Not True To Say. "I've tried everything" Unless Chiropractic has been included. F.

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PO. 5-0841 usurpation of control by the Reds. how infiltrated the key positions they, the government, how they nationalized industry and agriculture and forced her individualistic freedom-loving peoples to capitulate. Daughter of the world famous Queen Marie, grand-daughter of Queen Victoria of England and wife of Archduke. Anton of Austria, Her received part of her education in England, and visited America in 1927 with her mother, Renowned as one of most democratic members of Eurroyalty, she was the foundopean er of the first school for Social in Romania, and was Workers, of the Romanian Y.W.

C.A. and Girl Scouts. During World War II she became a Red Cross nurse and opened a hospital on her estate, where she continued nursing until the abdication of her nephew, King Michael. When the Communists finally took over, they gave the Royal Family only 24 hours to leave the Sensational AT Wm. A.

dad Rogers a IT ONEIDA Reinforced Silverplate LADLE Thanksgiving Your Dinner Only This stunning gravy ladle is almost as a gift to induce you to see the beautiful Wm. A. Rogers Happiness Pattern back in our stock for the first time in years! Don't to a Customer Hurry service In piece, soon at because this our "give supply away" is limited. price! miss this opportunity to own this elegant Only 1 DALE'S GIFT SHOP Owned and Operated by Berner's Jewelers LIBERTY SQUARE PORT CHESTER Greenwich Speaker PRINCESS ILEANA country, and of course, they were allowed only what they themselves could carry, and nothing valuable. However, Her Highdid manage.

to conceal her mother's diamond tiara from the Communists. Arriving in this country, she sold the crown jewels and purchased a house in New England where she and her six children now reside. Her husband, Anton, of Austria, is currentArchduke, Argentina orking engineer, but hopes to join his family shortly. The Princess now keeps house for her family, has learned how to cook, and in what spare time she can find between lecture engagements is writing a book on her experiences and how she is managing to make a new. life in the United States.

a very lucky," she says. "I could have executed, or even worse, been sent to Siberia, but now I am here with my chil- Barbara E. Battle Becomes Fiance Of Gerard Ryan Mr. and Mrs. James Battle of Chicago, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Barbara Ellen Battle, to Gerard Spencer Ryan, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Gerard A. (Jerry) Ryan, of Greenwich. Miss Battle is a graduate of the College of St, Frances, Joilet, Ill. She studied at the Foreign Service School of Georgetown University from which she also holds a degree.

Mr. Ryan went to Taft School from the Rye Country Day School and was graduated from Taft, '44. After service in the Navy he entered Georgetown, from which he was graduated with the class of '50. He is with the McGraw Hill Publishing Company, Chicago. The wedding is planned for Spring.

SON TO KIRBYS Mr. and Mrs. James R. Kirby of 10 Smith Street, Port Chester, announce the birth of their first child, James Michael, on Nov. 14 at the United Hospital.

He weighed 8 pounds and 8 ounces. Mrs. Kirby is the former Rita Broder of Port where we once again enjoy freedom." This is the very attitude which has always made Princess Ileana a favorite among her peoples and the peoples of other European countries. Princess Ileana will speak on "How Romania Lost Her Freedom." The meeting will begin at 2:15 in the Havemeyer School auditorium. candy Give yourself gracious delicious after hostess for for candy dinner.

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and Mrs. Frank Forlano, of 117 Adelphi Street, Harrison. announce the engagement of their daughter, Claudia, to Robert McClellan, son of Mrs. Dorothy and the late Robert McClellan of New Rochelle. Miss Forlano, a graduate of the New Rochelle High School, is employed at the Modella Co Her fiance, who attended schools in New Rochelle, formerly served with the Air Force in the Philippines.

Mothers Meet With Mrs. Newton The mothers of Mrs. Lester Newton's third grade of the Thomas A. Edison School held a class tea on Friday at the school. Hostesses were Mrs.

Allan Fenley and Mrs. Robert Mead. Mrs. Newton and John M. Minuse, principal, directed a discussion of the Harvard Survey.

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J. Robert Hallock of 358 Willett Avenue, Port Chester, celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at a surprise Saturday night, at their party. The affair given by their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Walter F.

Hanulik of Port Chester, and hostesses were Mrs. Hallock's sisters, Mrs. John Schultz and Mrs. George Kurtz, also of Port Chester. The couple were married Nov.

22, 1926 in St. Paul's R. Church, Glenville, by the late Rev. Otto Beaumister. Mr.

and Mrs. Hanulik will celebrate their fourth wedding anniversary, also on Nov. 22. Attending the party were Mrs. John Scheck, mother of Mrs.

Hallock, and Mrs. Michael Scheck, Mr. 'and Mrs. Stanley Scheck, Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony Scheck, Mr. and Mrs. John Schultz, and son, Jack; Mr. and Mrs. George Kurtz and daughters, Claire and Georgene; Mr.

and Mrs. Chester Hylenski, Mr. and Mrs. Clayson Phillips and Geraldine, Mr. and Mrs.

Emerson Hallock and Eleanor, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Chappuis, Mr. Mrs. Frank Sprague.

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Joseph Matula, Mrs. Joseph Hanulik, Mrs. Joseph Aloisi, Mrs. Charles Covino, Mrs. Jerry Coviello, Miss Rose Bisceglia, Joseph Scheck, Pvt.

Donald Hanulik and James Krudniak. The Hallocks also. have a son, Pfc. J. Robert Hallock tioned in England, and two grandchildren, Linda Susan and Richard Stephen Hanulik.

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NEw Rochelle 2-2744 Church Activities Listed For Week Activities in Port Chester churches during the week were. listed today. The Woman's Missionary Society of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Byram, will meet tomorrow at 7:30 P.M.; the Boy Scouts will meet day at 7:15 P.M.; on Thursday at 9 A. there will be a Thanksgiving ervice with sermon and special music.

Friday at 4 P.M., there will be Junior Choir rehearsal, and at 8 P.M. Senior Choir rehearsal. There will be a soldiers' meet- ing of The Salvation Army at 8 P.M.; a home league meeting Wednesday at the same hour and a prayer service Thursday at 8 o'clock. On Thursday, Thanksgiving Day, Holy Communion will be CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY celebrated at 10 A.M. at Peter's Church.

There will be a prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 P.M. at the Volunteers of America, on Thursday at 7 A.M. a Thanksgiving praise service will be held and breakfast will follow. Friday at 4 P.M. there will be a children's hobby Club, Miss Ellen Jones, director.

Le Pino-Madrazo Engagement Set Mr. and Mrs. Frank Madrazo, of 16 Hyatt Avenue, Harrison, announce the engagement of their daughter, Agnes Bianca to Pfc. Patrick Le Pino, of 112 Webster Avenue, Harrison. Miss Bianca is a graduate of the Harrison High School, and is now associated with the New York Telephone Company.

Pfc. Le Pino is now serving with the U. S. Marines and is stationed lat Camp Lejouene, N. C.

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