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Clashes Mark Debate on South African Bill Outlaw Red Party

ment bill because he said It would
give the governor-general power
to outlaw any group he feared
was Communist.
Mr.. Strauss said his party does
not oppose outlawing the Commu-
nists, but wants it done by court
action and not by executive power.
He said the bill lin seeking 70
combat Communist totalitarianism
creates a Fascist despotisn."
Mr.. Strauss was elected head of
the United Party last night after
the resignation Of 80-year-old
Field Marshall Jan Christian
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Smuts, seriously III Of pneumonia
at Johannesburg.
A lawyer, Mr.. Strauss was once
private secretary to Marshall
SmutS. South Africa's only states
man of international repute. Mr..
Strauss was minister Of agricul-
ture in the last United Party
cabinet.
A doctor remained at Marshall
Smuts' bedside. Persisting high
temperature drained the old war
rior's resistance, although he rail-
lied after a relapse Tuseday.
Marshall Smuts kept the United
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington D C. .'A-ls


but her attorney said he merely
was her bodyguard.
Her most recent husband. Frank
(Rodeo Roy Nicholson. said at
the time Of her divorce that his
wife sought the COP Senate nom
nation TO fight communism and
fix things up for the kids"
Her attorney. Ralph Morgah. In
announcing her withdrawal. said
the heavy mental strain" die
tated it. Nevada Republican lead
ers said nothing. They had shown
no enthusiasm
Evening star., 1950-06-15
Heiress Ann Hewitt Quits
6. 0. P. Race In Nevada
By .sse Assesiu.sd Press

RENO. New. June 15.-Heiress
Ann Cooper Hewitt. quitting the
Republican United States Senate
race IN Nevada. headed Northwest
in her jeep today for q rest. In
Reno. her attorney discounted
rumors that the recent divorcee
is OF to wed a fifth time.
Art Truman. a nightlife figure
of the Navada mining camps, was
with her when she left Tonopah.
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Party together, but some Boer
Afrikaners in 1t form an extreme
element who like the policies of
Prime Minister D. r. Malan's Ma
tional Party on racial segregation.
Others support DR.. Malan's fight
against penetration Of European
areas by Indians living In South
Africa.
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The 81 movie theaters in Ham
burg, Germany, recently closed
one day In protest against the
high taxes-about one-third of
the admission price-levied on
tickets.
Evening star., 1950-06-04
Dinner to Honor
AAUW Fellow

A dinner honoring a Colombian
physicist and educator, currently
studying in this country on the
Latin American fellowship annu-
ally awarded by the American AS
sociation of University Women,
will be given by the Washington
Branch Of the AAUW tomorrow
evening at 1884 I street NV.
The honor guest. Mrs. Victoria
Galindo De Castro of Bogota, is
studying advanced physics at Co.
lumbia University and is writing
a physics textbook for the use of
high schools in South America.
Her husband, a surgeon of Bogota,
also is in New York, where he is
engaged in medical research.
The dinner speaker will be Capt.
Rhoda Milliken, chief of the
Women's Bureau of the Metropol-
itan Police Department, who re-
Gently was cited for distinguished
citizenship" by the District League
of Women Voters. Capt. Milliken
is a member of the Washington
branch.
The dinner will be followed by
a business session at 7:45 pm.
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chairmen already named.
AS in Congress, some OF the
clubs most important work is
done in committees, she believes.
So she will look to her chairmen
and her fellow officers for the
teamwork that will assure the
clubs success during the coming
year.
With a membership of more
than 1000, the District B. & P.
Club is the largest single organiza-
ton in the National Federation Of
Business and Professional Wom-
ems Clubs.
General meetings are well at
tended, but members find their
special interests in such groups
as the Committees on Interna-
tional Relations, Education and
Vacations, Fellowship, Health and
Safety, Legislation and Public
Affairs.
Headed Membership Committee
Miss Christensen has served on
the International Relations Com
mittee since 1914 and was member
ship chairman for the 1948-9
season. CThe club reached its
goal of 1000 members that year)
During the past season she acted
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SIS Clara L. Long
: District B. g. P.
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| Annual Banquet
| Slated Iuesdoy

Mrs. A. B. Harrison. retiring
president of the Marietta Park
Women's Club, will be guest OF
honor at the annual banquet to
be given at 7:45 pm. Tuesday at
the Westchester.
Mrs. r. E. McArdle will be in
stalled as the new president
Others who will take Office are
Mrs. A. o. Luther, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. I. L. Stormont, second
vice president: Mrs. Harold Leath
recording secretary: Mrs. A. r
Motley, corresponding secretary
Mrs. C. A. Potter, treasurer. and
Mrs. Reid Hammann, custodian.
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ENGAGEMENT Pad

fcers; speaker. Mrs Rose Halprin, ma
tional president OF Hadassah.
District Cancer Aid Group-Tomorrow.
$50 pm. Raleigh Hotel, board meet
Women's Board. George washington UEi-
yersity HospitaF-Wednesday 9:45 am,
Gift Shop. Committee; II am, hnal
meeting OF board hospital conference
District Division, American Cancer So
ciety-Wednes l pm, windsor
PAX Hotel, Hotel, 2soS S, conneetient avenue avenue
Notre Dame de Narnur Alumnae Associa-
tion-Thursday night. ShorehSm Hotel,
reunion =, and reception; speaker. Miss
president of Washington Story League
National Lutheran Home, Lady Board Of
Managers-Thursday, II am, Executive
Committee meeting.
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Of
the District-Thursday and Friday. Cal
vary Baptist Church. Eighth and H
streets-N.W, 10th annual convention.
Evening Auxiliary Of Central Union Mission
Friday, 6:15 pm, Central Union Mis-
sion. dinner. election and installation
Ladies' Auxiliary. District Fire Department
monthly meeting.
Di,Ma-va Club-7Thursday; 1890 Pm; Pm,
luncheon.
weman's Council, National City Christian
Church-Tuesday, ! an, 1906 Yer
mont avenue NV, installation of Off
GERS followed BY annual June luncheon.
Women's Auxiliary, Alpha Omega Frater-
nifty, WASHINGTON Alumni Chapter
Wednesday, , pm. with DR.. and MRS.
erset Md. garden party.
Zeta Tan AIpha-Tuesday, s:15 pm
Northern virginia group, with Mrs.
John r. Lambert, 1865 North Patrick
Henry drive, Arlington; benefit bridge
party. Tuesday, WASHINGTON Alumnae
! Chapter, with Mrs Franklin Steinko,
5017 Tilden street NV; annual buffet
supper.
Delta Gamma, District Alumnae Chapter
Tuesday. 8 pm, with Mrs. Earnest
4. Wsiksr' Sgo3 Carleton terrace COL
Metropolitan Heart Guild = Wednesday
lation of officers.
can Security & Trust Building: annual
election of officers. Friday, 10 pm.
Shoreham Hotel; annual inaugural
dance for new officers.
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
Gen. Lewis A. Armistead Chapter-Sat-
urday, pm, with Mrs. Thomas Hardie
Seay; reception and garden party.
AAUW. washington Branch-Tomorrow,
1884 I street NV; dinner in honor
Of Mrs. Victoria Galindo De Castro OF
Bogota, Colombia, followed by busi-
ness meeting.
Adas Israel Sisterhood-Tomorrow, 1890
pm, synagogue, Sixth and streets
NV; installation luncheon.
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JUDO Chapter
To Be Feted

A reception and garden party
for the Gen. Lewis A. Armistead
Chapter. United Daughters Of the
Confederacy, will be given at 4
pm. Saturday at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Hardie Seay In
Spring Valley. The guest list In
Icludes husbands Of chapter men,
bers.
In the receiving line with the
chapter president. Mrs. Benjamin
Yancey Martin, win be Mrs. Ada
B. Holt, president Of the District
Division of the UDC: Mrs. Harry
r. Fulton. q past president Of the
Gen. Armistead Chapter. and Mrs.
Seay.
Entertainment will include q
program by q group Of dancers
from the Marion d. Venable
School of Classic Ballet.
Mrs. William A. DiSQue and Mrs,
Erland H. Hedrick win welcome
the guests. while Mrs. Joseph A.
Crute and Mrs. Ernest B. Jones
will be in charge OF the dining
room.
Taking turns at the tea table
and otherwise assisting viii be
Mrs. Frank r. Keefer. Mrs. Loren
Edgar Rex. Mrs. William c. Harlee
Mrs. Josephus c. Trimble. Mrs.
Leonard Mayfield. Mrs. Robert s.
Henry. Mrs. Gary E. Hughes. Mrs.
Albert z. Marland. Mrs. Fred
Mitchell. Mrs. William O. Dawson,
Mrs. j. Clinton Tribby. Mrs. Ben
jamin J. Brooks, Mrs. Braxton
Jones, Mrs. Spessard Holland, Mrs
Bates Warren and Mrs. Edward
| Stitt.
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Mrs. Pendexter
To Head Board

Mrs. Ralph Stevens Pendextei
is the newly elected president OF
the Women's Board of the Ma
tional Homeopathic Hospital.
Other new officers of the board
are Mrs. Leo C. Warden, first vice
president; Mrs. Voss Glossbren-
ner, second vice president; Mrs
Wyrth B. Baker, third vice presi-
dent; Mrs. James H. Benner
recording secretary; Mrs. Estelle
M. Whiting, assistant recording
secretary; Mrs. Joseph H. Watson
corresponding secretary; Mrs
Horace H. Custis, jr., assistant
corresponding secretary; Mrs
Samuel T. Conkling, treasurer
and Mrs. Tillman Stirling. assist
ant treasurer.
During the administration OF
the retiring president, Mrs. Garden
F. Warner, approximately $4,000
was raised by the board and spent
for equipment for the hospital as
memorials to the late DR.. J. H
Branson, DR.. Mary. Alice Brosius
DR.. ]. B. Gregg Custis and DR.. A
Fife Heath.
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University Women's Ciub-Tomorrow, 4 to
sois sso sss fi! e." sS.ff Gd sss
canasta luncheon. Tuesday, $50 PM,
musical program Thursday, II am.
sisay Te's. s' mrs mrs dnpeste os brSse
Saturday, 2 pm. sketching group.
American Association Of University Wom-
en-. bethesda Chevy Chase Braneh-To-
morrow: pm, Bethesda,Chevy Chase
Recreation Center, workshop and in
stallation OF ofdcers.
AAUW, Silver Spring Branch--Wednesday
speaker, Mrs. Ben 3. Baylor. jr. Of
Montgomery County Board OF Education.
AAUW, Arlington Branch-Tomorrow, 10
am. to 3 pm, creative writing group
with Mrs. r. B. Gregg, 2620 North
Pocomoke street, Arlington.
American Business Wemen's Association.
National Capital Chapter-TomorroW,
8 pm. Dupont Plaza Hotel, dinner.
Pilot Ciub-Tuesday, 6:15 PM, Burling-
ton Hotel, business meeting.
Zonta Club-Wednesday, 1890 pm. Uni
sfsy se ay.1as w c SS MY Mss aelen
B. Hamer, Atlantic Union
District Business ana Professional Wom.
ems Ciuh-Fridsy; Pm; Mar1orie
reception for new ofhcers.
Petwerth Woman's Club - Tomorrow
pm. Petworth Methodist church
annual meeting.
University Park Weman's, Club-Tomor.
row, 80 pm, Riyerdsle presbyterian
Church, election of odciers.
Marietta Park Women's CIub-Tuesday
banquet and installation Of ofiicers.
Silver Spring Woman's CIub--wednesday
pm, Manor Club, annual June lunch
con; speaker, Miss Alma H. Preinkert
president Of Maryland Federation ol
Women's Clubs.
Kappa Gamma Pi-Tuesday, 1884 I street
NV, annual dinner and initiation
speaker, the Rev. Bernard Theall
Phi Delta Gamma, Beta Executive Com
Tss ont Pine meenF Eth Mrs. N out
going and incoming ofhcers.
| Ohio Girls Cluh-Today, 3 pm, tour O
United States Capitol.
Hadassah. Arlington Fairfax CHAPTER
Today. noon to g o'clock, annual chill
dren's fair, at the Burstein farm, Lees
burg pike, Falls Church, Va.
Woman's National Democratic Club-To
morrow, 1890 PM, luncheon; speaker
Roger w. Jones, assistant director o
the Bureau of the Budget in charge o
legislative reference, legislative Process
in Relationship to the Executive Brancl
of the Government"
City Of Hope, District MONTGOMERY County
meeting and membership social with
Mrs. B. Cohan, 10000 Raynor road
Silver Spring, Md.
noon, Maydower Hotel 29th annual
spring luncheon and installation of Of
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Silver Spring Club
Plans Luncheon

The Silver Spring Woman's
Club will hold its annual June
luncheon at l pm. Wednesday at
the Manor Club, with Miss Alma
H. Preinkert, president Of the
Maryland Federation Of Women's
Clubs, as guest speaker.
The clubs choral group will
present a musical program which
will include duets by Mrs. Louis
Schneider and Mrs. r. e. Snesrud
accompanied by Mrs. G. Harris
White. Mrs. Clarence Hendershot
is in charge of luncheon reserva-
tionS.
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Sci
June Luncheon

The Woman's Council Of the
National City Christian Church
will hold its annual June lunch.
con on Tuesday at the social hall
1906 Vermont avenue NV.
The program will open at /.
am. with installation of officers
to be followed by the luncheon
at noon. Entertainment will b.
contributed by the mixed quar-.
tette of the church, composed o.
Pauline Holcomb, Emily r. Tooley
Harold Copenhaver and Edward
Deitemeier.
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as chairman Of the Election Rules
Committee.
She joined the club after COM
ing to Washington In 1910 to gain
practical experience in business
administrations field in which
she had taught for Is years. A
native of Wisconsin. she was
graduated from the School of
Commerce at the University Of
Wisconsin and later received her
MA. from the University Of Chi
cago.
Starting out as q stenographer
in the Offlce Of the General Coun-
sci of the Treasury, she advanced
to her present post after holding
the positions of voucher auditor
and accountant and auditor in
the ONCE of the Controller.
Her interest in Phi Chi Theta
dates back to her university days.
She has held several national
Offices in the commerce fraternity,
in addition to the presidency. and
also has served as president of
the Washington Alumnae Chapter.
In Arlington, Miss Christensen
is president Of the Women's Guild
of the Faith Lutheran Church.
She also is q charter member Of
the newly established Washington
chapter Of the American Society
of Women Accountants.
These who will serve with her
in the Business and Professional
Club next year include Miss Opal
M. Jackson, vice president; Mrs.
Wadean B. Sanders, recording sec
retary: Mrs. Dorothy B. Porto.
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Flor
ence B. Minor, treasurer, and Miss
Evelyn r. Butler and Mrs. Almyra
E. Campbell. directors.
Committee Heods
Chairmen of standing commit
tees will be Miss Alice J. Warner,
club bulletin: Miss Helyn-Letch-
er Keiser, education and voca-
tions; Mrs. Vera B. Emery, finance;
Miss Mildred Scott, health and
safety; Miss Mary E. King, house:
Mrs. Betty K. O'Haran. interna-
tional relations; Mrs. Vera F.
johnson. legislation; Mrs. Veleita
c. Prather, membership; Mrs.
Freda|M. Stine, news service; Miss
Longstreth, program co-ordina-
ton; Miss Elizabeth L. Mann,
public affairs; Mrs. Marion K.
Day, radio. and Mrs. Margaret E..
Moore, research.
Special committee chairmen will
be Mrs. Phillis ]. Groverman.
Business Women's Week; Miss
Lois Long, constitution and by
laws: Mrs. Marion Hallett Jones,
candidate data for regional office;
Miss M. Geraldine Walsh, en-
blem: Mrs. Dorothy Bissonette,
fellowship; Mrs. Lorraine r.
Bragg. glee club; Mrs. Ruth B.
Connell, hospitality; Mrs. Henri
eta E. Rapp, reservations; Mrs.
Flora A. Mordhorst. roster, and
Miss Helen L. Glenn. clubhouse.
Miss Elizabeth v. Franzoni has
been named legal adviser, Mrs.
Rita w. Roth, parliamentarian,
and Miss Regina A. Bremen re-
gional convention representative.
The installation program will
begin at 8 pm. Music for the
reception will be provided by the
Caurine EaSterling trio.
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Auxiliary to Mark
Third Anniversary

The Women's Auxiliary Of the
Alpha Omega Fraternity. Wash
ington Alumni Chapter. will cele-
brate its third anniversary with a
garden party at pm. Wednesday
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. s. 8,
Jaffee. 407 Dorset avenue, Somer-
set. Md.
Mrs. Herman s. Brodie and Mrs
Victor Jaffee are co-chairman Of
the event. The auxiliary is made
up of wives of members of the
Alpha Omega Dental Fraternity.
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Wonnen's Clubs
President of District B. & p. Club
Well Qualified for Her New Post
By Frances Lide
Women's Club Editor

Business administration is her speciality.
position administrative assistant in the Once of
the Controller Of the Currency of the Treasury DEPARTMENT
She former national president OF Phi Chi Theta women
fraternity.
And too-her hobbies including
gardening, hiking. travelling and taking moving pictures.
which adds auspcious qualifications for the newly
District Business Professional Womens
Ahea M. Christensen Of 500 North Kenmore street
Arlington
Christensen will take the gavel from the retiring
president, Miss Clara l. Long -
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Clubs annual
reception a n d
ins t ii a t ion
cerem m ony on
Friday evening
at the Marjorie
Webster Junior
Coll ege, TITS
S v e n t e enth
street NV.
Efficient ad-
m in i S tr a t or
that she is, she
will assume her
new Office with
xt year S
co m mite q
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To Honor. r.Seniors

The Washington Alumnae
Chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha will
present awards to two outstand-
ing seniors of the George Wash
ington University Chapter at its
annual buffet supper on Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. Franklin
Steinko, SOFT Tilden street NV.
Evening star., 1950-07-22

The North Carolina Avenue
Methodist Church was the scene
of an attractively arranged we'd
ding last evening when Miss Bea-
trice Davis. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Davis, became the
bride of Mr.. Carl R. Parsons, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Parsons of
Pasanda, Calf. The Rev. E. A.
Wilcher oficiated and a reception
followed at the home of the bride.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and had as her at
tendants, Mrs. James Jenkins,
Mrs. James Floyd and Miss June
Burroughs. Mr.. Charles Wauhop
was the best man and the ushers
were Mr.. Harry Davis and Mr..
James Floyd.
The couple will make their home
at 6531 Willston Drive, Falls
Church.
Evening star., 1950-07-22
In the Procession of Brides

Comdr. Justin A. Shook, U. S.
N. R.. retired, and Mrs. Shook an
nounce the recent marriage of
their daughter. Betty Jean, to Mr..
Wallace Robert Keefe, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas j. Keefe.
The ceremony took place at st.
Johns Church. Roanoke Rapids,
N. C. the Very Rev. Peter M.
Denges officiating. The bride was
given in marriage by her father.
Following the wedding break
fast, the couple left on an extend
ed motor trip.
Humphrey-BuIIer
Miss Anna Ruth Butler, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Harlan E. Butler of
Lancaster. Pa, and the late Mr..
Butler, recently became the bride
OF Mr.. Scott C. Humphrey of
Washington. The ceremony took
place at the home of the bride,
the Rev. Warren C. Heinly, pastor
of Grace Evangelical Lutheran
Church of Lancaster, officiating.
Miss Edna E. Butler was her
sisters only attendant. Mr.. Rob-
ert H. Spicer of Washington
served as best man for his uncle.
A reception followed in the Con-
tinental Room of Virgins Restau-
rant, after which the couple left
for their wedding trip. They now
reside in this city.
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Korubu-L

st. Nicholas Russian Orthodox
Church was the scene of the we'd
ding July 16 of Miss Catherine
Beaver Lamaster, daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Lancaster
of Mercersburg. Pa, and Mr.. Larry
Karuba, son of Mrs. Frederick
Karuba and the late Mr.. Karuba
of Erie, Pa.
The Rev. Nicolai Makowelski
offciated at the o'clock cere-
mony and Mr.. j. Russell Lamaster
gave his sister in marriage. The
bride is a graduate of the Grad
uate Hospital, University of Penn
sylvania, and the groom attended
the University of South Carolina
and George Washington Univer-
sity.
Following honeymoon spent in
Florida and Cuba, Mr.. and Mrs.
Karuba will be at home at Len
shire House Apartments.
Evening star., 1950-07-22
HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT with auto dealer, exp,
to manage oftice for lge.-vol. or
ganization; CPA preferred but not
essential; $4,000 per yr. to start.
State full particulars. Box 212-R,
AND ARCHITECTURAL
DRAFTSMEN-Immediate openings.
Apply in person only to Mr.. Taher,
KAsS REALTY CO, 446I Conn.
AsPH. sGsi mi TILE AND LIMO. mechsaics n
90, for permanent positions with
ld-established firm. Apply in person,
9 TIL 4 pm. PENNSYLVANIA LIN
Assfo 9ssFoM MaaAgER GN e2S it for nS Connecticut s
ave: store, Must have experience
selling clothing and furnishings
Salary plus commission. Apply
MODE. 11th and F sts., 4th floor;
AUTO BODY MAN = Washington
oldest Cheyrolet dealer has an open
earning for capable man; excellent
working conds.;. 51a.day week. See
Mr.. Ralston. BARRY-PATE MOTOR
CO., 1I3o &c Gem 2, ave. NV.
AUTO l MECHANlC; must be- exper.
Ing conditions: S75 wk., 81 days.
REDS KAISER FRAZER SALES &
MECHANIC, exp'd.
Paid vacation and holidays; coveralls
MofoR s15H; x CO. F. deals5 466o sEN9fAt sgSo "a.
Hwy, Arl -25
AUTO MECHANICS te)-studebaker
experience preferred. pleasant work
ing conditions, clean light shop,
Disqualification. paid vacation after
/ yr., 5-day week, time and II for
overtime. Apply in person. BOWMAN
MOTOR SALES. 1880 Ga. ave. -23
AUTO MACHANICS, Pontiac experi-
ence preferred: good references. See
service manager, RON PONTIAC,
Bethesda, Nd. OIL. 5000. -23
AUTO MECHANIC-Salary and COM
mission paid weekly; best working
conditions, including hospitaliza-
tion and paio vacation. with Dodge
Plymouth direct to factory dealer.
See or call Mr.. Deal service mana
ger. FRANCIS & PARSONS, 21OO
Nichols ave. s.e. LU 4-7400. "a
AUTO MECHANICS, Mashington's S
Oldest Chevrolet dealer has OPEN
ing for 2 exper. auto mechanics; top
earnings for good men; excel work
ing conds., 5fa-day wk See MIR.
Ralston. BARRY-PATE MOTOR CO..
Evening star., 1950-07-22
National Duy
Celebrated
by Poland

The Polish Ambassador and
Nine. Winiewicz were hosts at a 8
to II o'clock reception last eve
ming at the Embassy. celebrating
the national holiday of Poland.
The guests were received in the
drawing room. Nine. Winiewicz
wearing an aqua nylon gown with
a draped halter-type bodice and
full gored skirt. With it she wore
a stole of the same material and
a pendant with a dove of peace
motif.
Music was provided by a trio
and an accordianiSt.
Congressional acceptances to
the reception were received from
Senator Milton r. Young, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Omar Burleson,
Representative Thurmon C.. Crook,
Representative James I. Dolliver,
Representative Clyde Doyle, Rep
|resentative A. M. Fernandez, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Olin league,
Representative Thomas r. Under
wood and Representative James
Van Zandt.
Among those accepting from the
State Department were the Assist
ant Secretary and Mrs. Jack Nc
Fall. the Deputy Assistant Secre-
tary and Mrs. James Bonbright
and Mr.. Frederick Reinhardt
Included in the diplomatic con-
tigent dropping by were the Cana
ian Ambassador and Mrs. Wrong,
the Chilean Ambassador ana Mrs.
Nieto del Rio. the. Ambassador of
Ireland and Mrs. Hearne, the
Mexican Ambassador and Sonora
de la Colina, the Pakistan Ambas-
Sador and Mrs. ISpahani, the AM
bassador of Thailand and Princess
Wan Waithayakon. the Philippine
Ambassador. Mr.. Joaquin H. Eli
zalde; the Ambassador of Indo-
neSia and Nine. SaStroamidjo, the
Indian Ambassador, Nine. Pandit;
the Ambassador of Ethiopia and
Mime. Imru. the Syrian Minister
and Mrs. El-Khouri, the Charge
d'Affaires of Iraq and Mrs. Bakr,
the Charge d'Affaires of Burma
and Nine. Tin Maung and many
others.
Evening star., 1950-07-22
Society and Clubs
Australian Prime Minister Coming;
Small Parties Dot Social Calendar
The Prime Minister of Australia,

The Prime Minister of Australia,
the Right Hon. Robert Gordon
Menzies, is leaving London today
on the Queen Mary for this
country.
He is due in New York on Thurs
day and from there will come
down to Washington for a week.
The trip will be a very hurried
one as the Prime Minister faces
lot of official business.
While here. the visitor will be
entertained by the Ambassador
and Mrs. Maxim, but no date for
the event has been set.
Accompanying the distinguished
official will be Mr.. Alan Brown,
secretary of the Prime Minister'S
department; Comdr. Robert Jack
son, secretary. Department of Ma
tional Development; Mr.. Fred
Wheeler, assistant secretary, De-
partment of the Treasury; Mr..
Francis Meere, assistant comp
troller general, Department of
Trade and Customs; Brig. Henry
Rourke, assistant secretary, De-
partment of Defense; Mr.. Trevor
Swan, chief economist, Prime Min
1Ster's department, and Mr.. Bob