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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-15
Girl Scouts Are 10
Plan Big Program

At combined meeting to be held
tomorrow at 2 p. m. in the social
room of the Northern Light Pres
byterian Church, Girl Scouts OF
both Juneau Intermediate troops
will meet to lay plans for program
to he given during Girl Scout Week,
scheduled for the last of october.
Scout Leaders Mrs. Floyd Eager
son and her lieutenant, Mrs. Pat
Gilmore, Jr., will direct work for
their troop, while that. of Mrs.
James Barras, leader of the sec
ond intermediate troop, will pro-
coed under her direction.
Most immediate in interest for
the intermediate girls is the Junior
First Aid course, for which they
may register tomorrow. Those and
any other girls from 10 to IA years
of age wishing to take the work,
should either bring the family copy
of the standard First Aid textbook
or bring funds for purchase of one
from the scout leaders, as its pos
session is essential for taking the
course.
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spare +e but maybe you anyway Veteran first
clippers say pictures all the best methods and there's
always this solution: Chuck all and take bath instead
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-07-15

The censor unfoldeo a large sheet
to be greeted by the printed smarty;
Hello Nosey"
All in all, though, I don't think
the censors ever were quite so
abashed as when they opened the
letter from the private in Hawaii
to his parents. Dear Nom and
Pop: cit said) l can't tell you any
thing about life in the army.
That's because these letters are
opened by censors and some of the
censors may be spies"
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FATHER TAKES
wife" FEATURES
CAPITOL SCREEN
Ado|phe Menjou, Gloria
Swanson Play Star
ring Roles

Reversing the usual theme of par
entail objections to the marriage Of
their children, Father Takes a
Wife" deals with a very convention
al sons Mortified opposition to his
playboy fathers wedding plans. This
feature is now at the Capitol The
atre.
Adolphe Menjou plays the role Of
the father and Gloria Swanson
makes a spectacular return to the
screen as the wife-a glamorous ac-
tress who yields to the persuasions
of a wealthy shipping magnate to
become his bride.
But the magnate's very matter
f-fact son and daughter in-law are
shocked at the idea, and only to
prevent scandal do they help the
pair to get married The actress
flair for staying in the limelight i'm
perils her domestic bliss, and the
disturbance created in both house.
holds by a young singer whom She
sponsors leads to many of the hilar-
ious complications of the story as
well as to the riotous climax.
John Howard and Florence Rice
portray the younger couple, with
Desi Arnaz as the singer and Helen
Broderick as a romantic maiden
aunt. Jack Hively directed the gay
comedy offering for RKO Radio
from the original screen play by
Dorothy and Herbert Fields.
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sor," saying please send me my
birth certificate. But census from
censor weren't as far off as the
fellow who addressed his query to
THE Office of Senator Ship"
That elephantine memory re-
calls that messages in World War
were transmitted by numerals
and initials chats why the over
seas boys and their at-home girls
can't use xXX's for kisses any
more), but what are you going
to do about the soldier in the
South Pacific who wrote: Those
initials on tile back of the letter
that the censor cut out were: P. P.
R.LH., which meant Postman.
Postman, Run Like He'll; and BIO.
YL.T.O.P, which meant Better On
Your Lips Than On Paper
The old bloodhounds nose gets
-twitching at the wrong time
every once in a while, also. For
instance, all letters addressed to
Axis officials and dignatories are
very suspect and come in for a bit
of special investigation. Once in a
while there's one like that adj
dressed to Admiral Yamamoto."
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long range land-based aircraft.
Thus the Navy made it clear that
fighting forces under the command
of Admiral Chester W. Nimitz were
ready when the next blow fell.
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The ban on wrapping paper for
ver-the-counter sales in Great
Britain has contributed to shop
lifting.
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ELFIN COVE HAS
fine CELEBRATION

Mrs. Elliott Fremming of Elfin
Cove, Alaska, arrived in Juneau last
night to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Davis here. AT the
same time, Mrs. Ernie Lynch, who
has been visiting Mrs, Marguerite
Butts at Elfin Cove, returned %
Juneau EN- route to her home in
Sitka.
Mrs. Fremming describes the
Fourth of July celebration at Elfin
Cove as a great success. In the
morning parade was held with
about IA children taking part Miss
Marilyn Pride was named Miss
Fourth of July and led the parade.
Children wore costumes, fancy hats,
and displayed the American flag.
After the parade, the children
went to a beach party arranged by
Mrs, Walter Larson. Many races
were held and hot dogs and ice
cream we're served. Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest 0. Swanson donated the
prizes for the races and Mrs. Frem-
ming and Mrs. Joe Pride arranged
the parade.
In the evening, community pic
nic was held, with about 200 per-
sons present. They enjoyed sing
ing and Mrs. william Esterada gave
several numbers on her steel guitar.
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Mrs. |. CIayborn
Here WestbOund

Mrs. Leila Clayborn arrived in
Juneau last night from the south
and is staying at the Baranof Hotel
awaiting plane transportation from
here to Anchorage.
Mrs. Clayborn has been on leave
from an army office in Anchorage
and during her vacation visited her
family in Hollywood, California, and
friends in oregon and Washington
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ALASKA COASTAL
CARRIES MAIL
AND PASSENGERS

Passengers for Haines with AL
aska Coastal Airlines yesterday
afternoon were Norman Heimdahl,
Carl A. Anderson and Clarence Pet
ers; for Hoonah, Mike Daniloff and
for Todd, Willis King.
Those who took passage this
morning for Sitka with Alaska
Coastal Airlines were A. w. Alvey,
Sgt. William S. Young, A. Wellen-
reiter and Betty L. Pickering.
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Nobody Loves a Censor
Who Has a Tough Life;
Then That Is Not All

Continued from Page One)
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BUY DEFENSE BONDS
Evening star., 1942-01-15
In Capital Letters
By Mona Daqas

Hubers Nook Lieutenant
Indies arrived here yesterday interesting being
in his honor.
Netherlands Minister planned recep-
for late Saturday afternoon held
the visitor buffet will Tuesday
IN order that members of the him. There
The Costa Rcan Minister of Public Works. Alfredo
being widely entertained during large
Fernandez there luncheon his
Secretary of State Adolf Ber the Chinese
flower Hotel Tonight the Minister
dinner Senior Voo
Last night John Cabot who in the Division American Republics
Mrs Cabot, dinner for IA visiting
Costa Rica, who plans to leave Sunday.
Friends Of Mrs Arthur Trrel looking forward her
the city, though she will be
Te leased their house Wyoming and living
Boston Their daughter Dorothy
and has been learning first aid at the Junior
The Junior hit plan
at night and has Blair
this class member enthusiastic
hap member disocated ankle
slightly crushed friend
Phyllis Wright roled in looking
dark brown suede hat tailored Asked
home she said storage in Baltimore
only permanent address She
David Key. Mr. Key who with AS
Jeraud Phyllis doesn't which
typical Of Navy days.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Miss Anne Parry
Engaged to Wed

OF interest to many Washing
tonians is the announcement by Mr.
and Mrs. John Carle Parry, jr, of
Gwynedd Valley, Pa, of the engage
ment Of their daughter. Miss Anne
Comfy Parry to Mr.. Walter Lloyd
Tillman. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
M. Tillman of Philadelphia
Miss Parry is graduate Of
Beaver College. and Mr.. Tillman was
graduated from the Episcopal
Academy and the University Of
Pennsylvania. and is a grandson of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H.
Klopfer Of Washington.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Suburban
Social News
Interest
Mrs. w. J. Kettler
Gives Shower for
Mrs. Lundell

Mrs. William j. Kettler gave .
shower Tuesday evening in her
home at Silver Spring, Md, for Mrs.
Ernst Lundell. Last night her hus-
band. 1t. Kettler, U. S. A., gave q
party for % fellow officers in the
chief Of ordnance ONCE in honor Of
1t. Stuart Lewis, whose marriage
will take place shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Ames Of
Arlington will entertain at dinner
party this evening to honor their
son and daughter -in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. William P. Ames, jr., whose
marriage took place a fortnight ago.
Mrs. r. D. Young entertained at a
luncheon Tuesday in her home in
Golf Club Manor, Arlington, to
honor Mrs. O. M. Satire of Rice
Lake, Wis. who is visiting her SON.
ln-law and daughter Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kuehl, in Washington.
Capt. and Mrs. A. L. Drumright,
formerly of Richmond, have taken
an apartment on Mason road near
Falls Church while he is on duty
at the War Department.
Mrs Louis E. Regeimbal is enter
tanning at tea this afternoon in
her home at Silver Spring, Md. for
the Hortettes, group composed Of
wives Of the scientists who do re-
search work at the Bureau of Plant
Industry at Beltsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip M. Talbot
have returned to Falls Church from
a visit to Birmingham, Ala, where
they we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank M. Thompson, formerly Of
Falls Church.
Mrs A. r. James had guests dining
with her last evening at her North
wood Park Md home They re-
mained to play bridge through the
evening.
Mrs. Francis Wagner gave bridge
party last evening in her Falls
Church home for Mrs. Taylor Mil
lard, Mrs. Thomas B. Lyons, Mrs.
Carroll Groschen, Mrs. William Nc
Cauley, Mrs. Donald Jones, Mrs.
Pauline Henry and Mrs. Carrigan.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Charles Batemans
Guests of Envoy

His Britannia Majesty's Min
ister-designate to Mexico and
Mrs. Charles Bateman are guests
for several days of the Minister
Counselor of the British EN-
bassy, Sir Ronald Campbell, in
his home at 1887 N street. The
Minister designate is the first
diplomatic representative from
Great Britain to Mexico since
1888 and with Mrs. Bateman is
en- route to his post in Mexico
City.
The visitors will lunch and
dine with the Ambassador and
Lady Halifax and with Sir Ronald
Campbell. but no formal enter
tainment is planned for them by
their countrymen in Washington.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Weddings Of Interest
Mile. Gisele Chautemps Is Wed
To Senor Edouard GuirOla

this morning in the
Chautemps
Edoud Guo The bride the daughter OF the
his family this country
Washington Chau
temp pianist prize the Conservatory Of
artist Europe where she played
o Julete Durand-Texte.
daughter her in marriage and
Marseie
the bride Trainbearers little Jean Louis Chaumps
old
Georges Gudefn close friend and
schoomate n Of Senor Guirola
Of white with
headdes of white ule
Evening star., 1942-01-15

of the Presidents military aide,
famed as Frances Nash, pianist.
Mrs. Truxtun Beale. chairman of
the Entertainment Committee for
the Womans Committee of the
Symphony, joined the group and
across the aisle sat Mrs. Edward B.
Finkenstaedt. ardent worker for the
local orchestra.
Mrs. Matthew John Whittall
Is in the Audience.
Mrs. Matthew John Whittall, donor
of a valuable collection of string
instruments to the Library Of Con-
grees, was among the early arrivals.
Others were Mrs. Robert Low Bacon,
sitting with Mrs. Eugene Meyer: Mrs.
France c. Let's. mother of the
hostess; Mrs. Arthur Woods, Mrs.
Warren Delano Robbins, the former
Rumanian Minister, Mr.. Charles
Davila: Miss Mabel Boardman. the
Misses Patten and Mrs Frank West.
Among the other musicians were
DR.. and Mrs. Kurt Hetzel and Mr..
and Mrs. BAIL Tourtorsky.
Sonora de Espil Wears
Becoming Black Frock.
Sonora de Espil wore becoming
black frock. the long skirt without
train and a graceful V neckline
in the finely tucked bodice. She was
hatless, but wore long black suede
gloves and a cluster of pink camel
lias at her waist. Assisting in the
seating of guests as well as at the
tea. which was served in the dining
room after the program, were wives
of members of the Embassy staff
and Mrs. Randall H. Hagner, jr,
daughter of the hostess. The men,
ers of the mission from the Argen-
tine as we'll as those of the Embassy
also heard the program and joined
the other guests for tea. The dining
table was particularly attractive
with its silver urn in the center with
clusters of white gardenias in low
vases at each side.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Miss Shirley Starr
Becomes Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse o. Starr of
826 Delafleld place NV. announce
the marriage Of their daughter. Miss
Shirley Starr, to Mr.. William B.
Rogers, technical sergeant, U. S. A.,
Of Franklinton. N. c.
The marriage took place at the
home of the brides grandmother,
Mrs. M. C. Magill, in Kershaw, S. c..
Thursday, January g. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev William
S. Porter, pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church.
The young couple are living
temporarily in Augusta, Ga, near
Camp Gordon, where Mr. Rogers is
stationed.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Mrs. Worthington
Is HOnOred

Mrs. Ralph Worthington was
honor guest at the luncheon given
yesterday by the Baroness Won
Below. The other guests included
Mrs. William S. Culbertson, Mrs.
Frank Morrow, Mrs. Emerson Howe,
Mrs. Emil Hur1a. Mrs Walter r.
Tuckerman, Mrs. McCeney Werlich,
Mrs. George Bennett and Mrs. Ken
meth Watson.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
State Groups
Plan Parties

Associate Justice James F. Byrnes
of the Supreme Court and Mrs.
Byrnes will be guests Of honor of
the South Carolina Society at tea
Sunday afternoon. Senator Ellison
D. Smith, the only man from South
Carolina who served in the United
States Senate with Mr.. Justice
Byrnes, is chairman of the Recep-
ton Committee for the tea, and is
assisted by the other members of
the South Carolina delegation in
Congress as well as prominent
South Carolina men and women in
Washington. The tea will be given
in the new ballroom of the Shore
ham Hotel from 4 to 6 o'clock.
The president of the society, Mr.
j. Austin Latimer, with Mrs. Lati-
mer will head the receiving line
and will be assisted by other of1cers
of the society including Representa-
tive John L. Mcmillan and Mr.. Ben
P. Fishburne, vice presidents; Mr..
Warren r. Clardy, treasurer; Mr.
billiard C. Rogers, secretary; Mr..
Thomas C. Wright, sergeant at
arms; Miss Bertha johnson, his
torian, and Mr.. Charles E. jackson,
chairman of the Executive Commit
tee.
Mrs. Hampton Fulmer, wife of the
dean of the South Carolina delega-
ton in the House. is chairman of
the committee In charge of the as
sistants presiding at the tea table
with Mrs Clara Mcmillan and Mrs.
Brian Bell as vice chairmen. A
number Of prominent hostesses in
congressional and South Carolina
residential circles will alternate at
the tea table.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Miss DOolan Weds
1t. wv. A. Garnet

Mr.. and Mrs. William Doolan an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Lora Elizabeth Doolan, to
1t. William Allen Garnett. U. S. A.,
Sunday, December IA. at Richmond,
Va. 1t. Garnett is the son of Mrs.
r. o. Garrett of Cumberland, Va.
1t. Garnett is stationed in PAN
ANA. Canal Zone. During his abb
sence Mrs. Garnett will reside with
her parents in Washington, and will
continue her studies at the Abbott
Art School.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Mrs. Dougherty
Dinner Hostess

Mrs. John Allan Dougherty enter
tanned at dinner last evening to
honor her house guest. Mrs. Fenton
B. Turck of New York Today Miss
Mae Hamilton was luncheon hostess
in honor of Mrs. Turck.
Nine. Ertegun. wife of the Turkish
Ambassador, was ranking guest at
Mrs. Dougherty's dinner.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Sonora de Munilla
Returns to Capital

The Military and Air Attache OF
the Cuban Embassy, Maj. Felipe
Munilla. has been joined by Sonora
de Munilla, who has been visiting
in Havana. On her return to this
country Sonora de Munilla was &C
companied by Senorita Mirta
Batista, daughter of the President
of Cuba, and her cousin, Senorita
Dulce Acevedo. who have returned
to their studies at the School OF the
Sacred Heart at Eden Hall in Phil
adelphia, where they are classmates.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Mr.. and Mrs. RhOadS
Guests of Cars

The former United States Min
lister to CZecho-Slovakia and Mrs.
Wilbur j. Carr will have as their
guests over Sunday the former chief
of the Indian Bureau Of the Interior
Department and Mrs Charles J.
Rhoads of Bryn Mawr, Pa.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Arkansas Society Fete
To Honor Gov, Adkins.

Gov. Homer M. Adkins of Arkansas
will be honor guest at reception
and dance of the Arkansas State
Society which will be held tomorrow
evening at the Shoreham Hotel.
Other special guests will be the
States congressional delegation,
Representative and Mrs. Robert
Ramspeck and Representative Hugh
Peterson Of Georgia, Mr.. j. Austin
Latimer, president OF the South
Carolina State Society, and ofIicials
of other State societies.
The reception will begin at $50
o'clock and there will be q noor
show.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Senhora de Bianchi
Is Hostess at Tea.

SenhOra de Bi2nchi
Is Hostess at Tea.
Senhora de Bianchi, wife Of the
Minister of Portugal, was hostess
at tea yesterday afternoon in honor
of Nine Marc Peter. whose hus-
band formerly was Swiss Minister
to this country.
Mrs. Harlan FiSke Stone was
among the guests who called to
greet the popular Nine. Peter, and
among others in the party were
Senhora de Martins, Sonora de
Michels. Nine. Ciechanowska, Sonora
de Recinos, Nine. Bilmanis, Nine.
Fotitch, and a number from the
official contingent. all old friends
of the honor guest.
Evening star., 1942-01-15

Arms. Mrs. Parish formerly was
Miss Marie Louise Coudon, only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Coudon of Perryville. Md, and her
marriage to Mr.. Parish took place
Saturday morning, January 3. The
ceremony was performed in St.
See WEDDINGS. Page B-4l
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Justice Murphy Guest

Associate Justice Frank Murphy
was the ranking guest at a dinner
party given last evening by Mr.
Clarence Hewes in his Massachusetts
avenue home.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Diplomatic Corps Members
Among Leading Hostesses
At Capital Parties
Sonora de Espil Honors Pianist,
Senorita Marisa Regules; Tea
Given by Senhora de Bianchi

Members the diplomatic took leading parts in the social
affairs of the Capital yesterday One delightful that of the
Esp Although the
the of de E who the ranking hostess the
Ambassador stood the Of the stairs in the
hallway Embassy his attractive wife stand
Incentive for the the youthful and brilliant Ar
pianist Senorita Reue short Of
the and music of her conrymen Very slight OF build this young
with much the difncult and intricate
appeared Hall preparing recital Carnegie
month will be back in Washington
before the January
will play at the Pan-Ameican Union.
National Symphony Leader,
Supporters Among Guests.
Argentine Embassy chosen from
than official diplomatic probably
Kinder National
leaders the maintenance that
organization including Walter Howe equally we'll known
chairman
behind Edwin NJ. wife
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Cancels AT Home

Owing to illness, Mrs. Ralph
William Close, wife of the Min
lister Of South Africa. will not be
at home tomorrow afternoon as
she previously planned.
Evening star., 1942-01-15
Mrs. Havden Here

Mrs. Reynolds Hayden has ar
rived in Washington from Pearl
Harbor to spend some time with
Capt. Hayden's mother, Mrs. E. E.
HAYDEN.
Evening star., 1942-01-15

Frederick P. Parish and Bride
Return From Wedding Trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Paul
Farisl have returned from their
wedding trip and temporarily are at
home n an apartment in the Royal
Evening star., 1942-01-15

bloSSimS. Her little sister wore y
dress OF the same material.
The benediction was given by the
Frencl priest. Father Argot. Later
this afternoon. from to 7 o'clock,
a large reception will be held in the
home of the brides parents on Lang
drum lane in Chevy Chase, Md.
SenTa de Guirola, who was born
in Palis, began her studies at Neuilly
sur Sene at the Ecole Lafayette. and
has continued her work at the Maret
Schoo in this city.
Senr Guirola. a Salvadorian who
has spent most Of his life in France,
began his studies in France and Eng
land md finished at Columbia Uni
versit- in New York. His father is
owner Of coffee plantations IN El Sal
vador and Guatemala, and he and
his bride will sail soon from New
Orleans to reside in Guatemala City.
Seno1 Guirola will take over the
MANAGEMENT Of his fathers planta-
tions-
Evening star., 1942-01-15

(See WEDDINGS. Page B-4D
Evening star., 1942-08-13
Activities in Suburban Area;
Miss Mildred Kettler Feted

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pohanka and
their sons, Frank, jr., and Jack
have returned to their home in
Burnt Mills Hills, Silver Spring
after a vacation at Rehoboth Beach
Mrs. Paul Wet and her daughter
Nancy have returned to Silver
Spring from Vincennes, Ind. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Viet's
mother, Mrs. John Horrall, who Is
here on an extended visit.
Miss Mildred A. Kettler, daughter
of Mrs. Elizabeth M. Kettler OF
Washington, whose marriage to Mr.
Howard John Twilley of the Eastern
Shore of Maryland will take place
Saturday at the Lutheran Church OF
the Reformation, has been extern
sively entertained during the past
few weeks. A shower was given Mon
day evening by Mrs. Joseph Sullivan
and Mrs. william j. Kettler. both o1
Silver Spring, and Mrs. Clifton B
White of Washington. The party
was given at the home of Mrs
White, who Is former Silver Spring
resident. Earlier in the evening 1t
Kettler, brother of the bride-elect
and his wife gave dinner party in
honor of Miss Kettler.
Evening star., 1942-08-13
Junior Alliance
Members Feted
Bv Mrs. Daniel

Members Of the Junior Alliance
were the guests Of Mrs, Ernest Hum
phrey Daniel and her daughter
Mrs. Baldwin Cook, at an informal
tea yesterday at their home In Rock
Greek Park.
The guests also took the opportu-
nifty to talk over some of the plans
being formulated for the coming
season.
Mrs. Cook is a member Of the
alliance and Mrs. Daniel, who was
president of the District Federation
of Women's Clubs when the club was
formed, has continued her interest
in its activities.
This afternoon Mrs. Daniel Is
scheduled to make radio talk on
Woman Power in War Work over
the News by Daisy" program OF
Station WWDC.
Evening star., 1942-08-13
Gen. Guzman Cardenas Feted
AT Farewell Luncheon

The Mexican Ambassador, Senor
Don Francisco Castillo Najera. was
the ranking guest at the luncheon
yesterday given in honor Of the re-
firing Military Attache of the En-
bassy, Gen. Cristobal Guzman Car
denas. The party was farewell
fete for the popular Mexican mill
tary diplomat who shortly will leave
Washington to assume his new
duties with troops Sonora de Ouz-
man Cardenas went back to Mexico
some weeks ago for vacation, in
tending to join her husband here In
the autumn, but his promotion to
general and new duties has changed
her plans and she will remain In
their Mexican home.
Gen. Tomas Sanchez Hernandez,
senior member of the Mexican sec
ton OF the joint Defense Commits
sion, who has been in Washington
for several months, is expected to
succeed Gen. Guzman Cardenas as
Military Attache although no Of
fetal word has been received at the
Embassy. Gen. Sanchez Hernandez
was among the guests at the lunch
con yesterday at which the Co-or-
dinator of the Inter American De-
fense Board. Maj. Gen. Blanton
Winship, and the senior member OF
the United States section OF the
Joint Defense Commission, 1t. Gen
Stanley X. Embick, were the hosts
Assisting co-host yesterday was the
liaisoa officer of the War Depart
ment, Col. Lawrence Higgins.
Other guests were the Mexican