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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-31
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
Baby Boy for Kruegers

A baby boy was born to MT. and Mrs. Harold Krueger, at 456 am, Sunday at St. Ann's hospital in Juneau.
 The new son weighed in at pounds and T ounces and has been named Hickey Allan Krueger. Ric- key will join brother, Timothy Harold, who is 212 years of age. The boys grandmother, Mrs. +. w. Durham, arrived here a short while ago to be present for the occasion.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-31
BROWNE CALLED SOUTH FOR CONFERENCES

Ralph Browne, assistant manager of the Alaska Development Board, flew to Seattle over the weekend.
 He was called south by c. T. Takahashi, president of the Tax ahashi Company, importers and exporters, who is interested in sawmill operations at Wrangell and in development of iron and coal deposits in the Territory
 After conferring with Takahashi and other officials of his company Browne will return to Juneau, probably by the end of the week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-31
EieIson Base Conirati Given Three Firms

ANCHORAGE, July 21 B = Award of a S6,C2O.41o contract to three Iowa and Montana firms was announced today by the Alaska Dis trict Army Engineers office.
 The firms in the joint bid are O. F. Lytle and Green Construction Companies of Des Moines and $. Birch and Sons of Great Falls, Mont. The project involves a vast outside utilities system for Eielson Air Force Base. It includes sewers, water and steam systems, electric lines and streets.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-31
BACK FROM HAYNES
 TOTEM POLE OPERATION

Capt. Albert Redman. officer in ! charge of the Alaska Communica- tions System in Ketchikan returned to Juneau today after spending three days in Haines.
 In Haines, Capt. Redman acted as haison officer for the ACS to operation Totem Pole" which is being carried out by a National Guard unit from South Dakota.
 Capt Redman expects to return to Ketchikan within the next few days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-31
p.rnev Anderson Here From sLaeway for Salmon Derby

Barney Anderson, Skagway's su- ,ar;ntendent of schools, combined h,,siness with participation in the Salmon Derby.
 Anderson fished through the three-day derby, reported lot of f;sh caught but not big ones,' and a lot of good sport. He's returning to Skagway Tuesday-unless he has another chance to go fishing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-31

Two members of the Alaska Com munications System, and theil bride-elects. have applied for a license to marry in the office of US. Commissioner Gordon Gray. They are:
 Cpl Robert Darrell Miller, who will take Alice Elinor Jones, ACS teletype operator, as his bride and Sergeant First Class Louis K. Rich ardson who will marry Berniece Beyers, interchangeable from An acortes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-31
CHRISTIAN SERVICE SOCIETY TO MEET

A meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service will be held to- , morrow evening at o'clock at the Little Chapel. Worship service will be followed by a business meeting and refreshments at the parsonage. Mrs. Honey Hoose and Mrs. Marie Forward will be hostesses.
 ESYpppE yvANT anC pAV
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-31
FROM WASHINGTON

MT and Mrs. N. A. Paulin of Kirkland, Wash, are registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-31
--- 5kagway News
By BETTY sELMER

July 22, 1851 Special to the Empire) Morgan Reed, Mayor of Skagway, is receiving congratula- tions these days. His son was born Thursday morning July Is in AL hambra, California. The baby, who weighed six pounds two ounces. has not yet been named.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-31

The Mission Auxiliary met on Thursday evening, July P, at the home of Mrs D. D. Cox Ten members were present.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-31

EMPIRE WANT ADS PAV--
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-31

A son, James Edgar, was born
 to Mir and Mrs. Wayne Edgar
 Smallwood, July at the White Pass Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-31

Billy Beitinger's fourth birthday was celebrated Friday afternoon, July 20, with a party. Guests were Janice and Russell Larson, Boopy Simons, Buddy True, Bonnie Jean Feero, Kristin Lee, Janet hos ford, Mike Bird. Gary Matthews, and Donna and Billy Bigham. Mrs. w. Feero and Sharon Her mems assisted Mrs. Beitinger III entertaining the children and ser wing them birthday refreshments of ice cream and cake.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-31

Miss Mavis Irene Soldin was the guest of honor at dance glv- en at the Derby Friday evening to celebrate her eighteenth blr- thdav. The dance surprlse, was attended by a large crowd oi Miss Soldin's friends, and all en- loved a most pleasant evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-31

Mrs. NJ. Moe entertained Tues day evening to celebrate her daughter Shirley's fourteenth birthday. Guests were Baroara Beitinger. Marilyn Boyd, Leada Shelehy, lone Soldin, Maxine Brown and Gail Smith. After a delicious dinner the girls attended the movies.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-31

Blood typing of Skagway resi- dentswas done last week at the Health Center by Dr. kepler' MISS Marie Riley, Health nurse ol Haines-Skagway area, ana MISS Helen Keenan, Juneau Fupiio Health nurse.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-31

A regular meeting of the La dies Auxiliary to Skagway Aerie No. 9. FOE. was held Tuesday evening. July 10 Mrs Frances Richter was installed as the Lodge Mother for the year. Mrs Anna Mulkey was initiated into the Au- xiliary. Refreshments were served by Mrs. D. D. Cox and Mrs. C.. ] Clark
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-31

Mrs. Lawrence McGuane enter tained a number of friends Thurs day evening to compliment Mrs. Art Larson. Guests were Mrs. Robert Birren, Mrs. Marvin Fay Tor. Mrs. Frank Boyd, Mrs. HI Welch. Mrs. T. c. Mason, Mrs. Donald Beitinger, Mrs. J. D. True, Mrs. Mark Lee, and Mrs. Thomas Cooper. Refreshments of sand wiches. ieebox dessert and coffee weer served.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-31

Mrs. Arthur Simons gave a par ty July ' to celebrate her son Bobby's fourth birthday. The small guests were Billy Beitinger. Don aid Church, Buddy True, Charlie Mason. and Russell Larson. Games were played and birthday refresh ments of ice cream, cake, and candy were enjoyed. Bobby re- ceived a lot of nice gifts, and each guest was presented with a toy to take home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-31

Mrs. Art Larson underwent iiii nor surgery on her left shoulder last Tuesday at the Whlte rasS Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-31

A regular meeting of the Em- blem Club was held Friday eve ming. July 13, with 26 members
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-07-31

The fire department was caiieu o,,t last Saturday afternoon when small forest fire was discoVeleu m the Point Road. The ire hao evidently started from oiscaroeo cigarette.
Evening star., 1951-11-10
LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE

12 ACRES OVERLOOKING POTOMAC
-One OF those homeSites that YOU
dream about; delightful high ele-
tvation with beautiful hardwood
trees and wide. breath taking view
'ne nsF FEfs Is neH OEsing trom at MouHs sonS
Capitol st; bridge in Prince Georges
County; Nd: asking sl3, Ewes.
f99Ip5 W0i 1i 3235. FRANK s. PHIL
BI1tTIFgL j. s5lisg - WOODED lot, 5axIos. tt
Philadelphia ave. and Piney Branch
I'd. Cali after 8 pm. GE. 00S0.
NEAR KENwoop COUNTRY CLtB-
Un I6s River I've ES;, i,acre cor: lot, 27Ox
CO CO Nj, Eye afSd. EM. 7o6l. j. LEO koLB
PIKE, nr. Dist. III,
J5S1 Jl5SSS13142x62 lot for sale.
ATTENTIoN-15Iff fl,v
improved desirable lots left in new
f;,tahI. N; All; subdiy;; diy;; excel. location and
OWNER ia. 2-5575. No brokers.
BUILDERS. ATTENTION conaTsx,
has approved the bill AUTHORIZING
F. N NJ. A. to make prior commit
ments for veterans coop. housing.
l have for sale a special corner
ccontaining sufhcient ground for
detached 2-famiiy houses: paved @
street. sewer, water. electricity and
gas in; transp., school. stores and
churches within one block; price
SniideSs Sniy S2o'g9o' partial H sub; to resp,
sIs1b4w g. NV ME- 1900; ewes. 10.
10 ACRES, near Wash Golf and
country Club, part in Arl. and part
N Talrfax Co: $1,000 per acre.
GEORGE MASON GREEN Co, Ex-
suns, susl'e "a. AEestSi s1o4s4 sH' 1888; ewes and
SPRINGFIELD FOREST on Franconts
rd. only ! mi. east Of Shirley hwy.
Beautiful h-acre wooded homesites;
CITY water and transp.; 81, 800 np,
LYNCH W ( sons. rs al. A. 5ses. 5s6sN0N (eiossd Ml
soCR sooeCapeSii CREEK HnLs-cor. Alfred mhR R.v
I'd. and Calvend lane Beautiful cor
ner lot with With south and east expo
surss' 2O.2O0 So IT.; sewer. water.
sell, $4,000. ELLIS P. BLoCK Ma
S494, EN-. .2428.
b.ACRE tracts, good growing ground,
$1,000 in Marshall Farms subdiyi.
sion, Fairfax Co., Is mi. from Pen
Sc gssJS Ss sS5ssd III uSon; Il IxoS iNd }A.
a., $3.50; IL
FRANK fa cRAVEE. c wi f. GE. 81 l. 1885 s5 100 e..
LAST II undeveloped lots in q new
SUBDIVISION with no unsold homes
suitable for ramblers. Utilities in.
Priced less than $3.50 per lot
when bought as an entirety. Near
intersection Of Riggs and Old Bla-
denshurg rds. Call NO. 77l9. -I2
ARLINGTON Approx. " acre mr..
new Hecht's store; Lubber Run
stream; very desirable; $500. CH.
sicE BLDG. SITES, fast srowin. mId
section of College Park. Reasonably
priced for quick sale. Call TO. 5835.
sRtn1iayy ssssqsdsy or %,ss sgndago aggovp I'll
wooded lot; can be divided; services
avail; S6,45O. By OWNER, WI.
s. ACRES, ready to develop; sewer
ana water available; excellent loca-
tion; entire tract for sale, or viii
Tell TnvIpH in lots in b,eekS of S5 or 50.
s25 DOWN and S25 per month buys
100 acres Of land located on good
good pond site. Price. $500, /.
3; BROOKS. Orange, Va. Phone
oN HARD-sURFACED ROAD, close close in
. acres. 4, 10. Is. 80 and as
s.ibdiyision; SMITH W. AILNUTT,
Sr.. SA. 1886. Ill
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ARE YOU RETIRING9

Here is the place for you. AZ miles
from Washington. in Loudoun Co
Va: low taxes, flne community; large
rambler, masonry construction. not
one floor. with a beautiful view in
every direction; oil-burner central
neat, electricity, bath, water from
nne spring automatic pump, Are
place, television tower and the price
only $3.50. plus two and six tenths
me 1 acres. H. B. MITCHELL. Hern-
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FAIRFAX COUNTY

100 fertile acres, white board fencs
around part of farm, water in eyery
neld, long frontage on State road.
Slx-rm. frame house, metal roof; 3
rms. center hall. lst A.: s bedrms.
and bath, 2nd d.; stable, machine
Sneo. 2-car garage. oil heat. Price,
trust Of $4,000. payable at SIS per
mo. at go interest, cash and terms
Tor balance 2fi mi n q
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FARM AND INVESTMENT

Z xA4t3W <A4ND 1IN EO MEIN
2uU fertile acres. fenced and cross.
fenced, watered. modern cattle barn,
etc; tenant house; the APPROX. /.
MILE ROAD FRONTAGE offers sew
eral INVESTMENT POSSIBILITIES;
all farm equipment also included in
FIRM PRICE, $4,000. This is .
paying proposition" No brokers'
please Box 4k1-V Star
Evening star., 1951-11-10
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY
If PROMPT ATTENTION to the sal

IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your home, business or invest :
ment property is what you desire,
call r. A. HUMPHREYS Reaitor,
s0s North CAPITOL. MA. 6730. Free
appraisals. Results since 1919.
ATTENTION OWNERS, can get
you top all-cash or term deal for
your home. Call Mr.. WILLIAMS,
BY DOCTOR in Chevy Chase area
Must be detached and under S24 900,
l Will PAi You CASH TODAY for
ton. RE. 220l ST.. 7747.
CASH BUYERS waiting for 3 and A.
bedroom homes in northwest Wash
In,n,a mpton an and H. nearby Montgomery
calI WETzEL REAL ESTATE. HU'
MMRDIaFPE aPfn cAsH sssi ,1 for y Sour Pm home,
regardless Of location or condition
WANT TO PURCHASE nice home in
serins' sserhiesdalsnevy saE ,a chsss sssr or SILVER
HAVE CASH BUYER for homes. Pet
MARsHALL' ''aYsf J. WAPfE c., CO ReaItoT. H n9W.
NEED Or Or 3 8 BaSisM. ii BsItR sItS. home home
in Silver Spring; must be near
transportation. HI STA. Sun. and
aiter ,1p, . Pm, NJ; Thompson, HI
INTERESTED in buying ige. bldg. for
rooming house use with min. Of cash.
MR.. RAULIN, RA. 2036. "a
WISH TO CONTACT OWNER selling
arlington brick home with down
stairs bedrm. and bath. JA. Al s34.
DIRECT FROM owNER-wilI pay
ca oaSaj "a p ;iss8 6; Md or Va, 81. 1857
HOMES WANTED AT oNCE-ouick
sales at properly appraised values.
Casn and terms listings will receive
FROM OWNER; Md. location: nerd
OF repairs. recurring little cash. Cali
RA. 1853 or write H. WHITE, 44I5
Iowa ave. NV, Washington, d c,
3 BEDROOMS. bsmt., brick or stone
rambler: not over z years OLD; desir-
able Arl. location, close to schools
and transp,; under $4,000, sub
stantial cash. Phone ia. 4-e570.
NO agents, please. Ill
WANT TO BUY HOUSES - If you
want to sell, call JANIS E. SCCTT,
III Fla. ave. NV. De 1914; over
20 years experience in general real
estate business; quick clean deals,
our motto. ID
WILL PAY UP TO $4,000 FOR
Fre~ar, T-rm; brick: 2 baths: swank
neiehoorhood In Ari., Chevy Chase.
soxl5o lot. 2fxl4 liv. rm. TIE. 1917.
QUICK ACTIONS WITH ALL CASH
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WOODED LOT
125X180
&10 Sn0

Excellent 6-room rambler. beautifully
decorated. built on a corner lot,
with detached garage. In a very nice
suburban neighborhood of compara-
BILE homes. near FIT. Belvoir and Mt.
Vernon. Have look, you'll like It.
Terms can be arranged. JNO. j..
LOFLIN. 2420 Wilson blvd. Gil.
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A. G. ANDERSON

MONOCACY RIVER FARM
S22, ,000-112 acres, mostly cleared
and fenced. Lge. Colonial brick
mouse; MOD. dairy barn and silo,
good repair. Good swimming, boat
ing and fshing. EDWIN L. TAYLOR.
Rockville 3fi4S, 70"
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$500 DOWN.
BRICK RAMBLER
$4,000

$500 CASH will enable you to buy
this excellent 2-bedroom brick row
sonic Memorial IN Alexandria. II is
clean; Just l block from busline and
stores. Mr., Investor and Home
Seeker. inyestigate this bargain
Evening star., 1951-11-10
MOVE TO-DAY
LAST ONE

LAST ONE
New Georgian Colonial. built Of Phila-
deiphia pink brick; large (approx
luxl21 reception hall, living room
g5'S"x14' with Mount Vernon IL
brary mantel. cornieed ceiling; large
screened living porch; formal wains-
eotted dining room, 14'xl4 pine
powder room. Kitchen 12'xl2'.
Youngstown cabinets. Formica sink
top Lazy Susan base cabinet. l1-cu.-
It. Westinghouse refrigerator. de
luxe Caloric gas range with waist
nigh broiler, clock, timer and glass
doored oven, GE garbage DISPOSAL.
GE dishwasher, exhaust fan. instan-
taneous fiuoreScent lighting; pantry
and breakfast space.
A graceful open staircase with spoiled
halusters leads to second floor. Mas
twin closets. Three other bedrooms.
12'xi0'6", 14'x12' and I4'x1O'6";
another tile bath In all, four bed
rooms and two baths.
Stairway to tioored attic and easy
storage.
Full basement with 10" walls. includes
21,x14' -paneled recreation room
with fireplace and asphalt tile floor,
nall bath and space for maids room.
twin Bryant gas air-conditioning
unit.
For the added comfort and protection
Of the future owner OF this desirable
home. features such as lighted
closets. Crane Dial-Eze faucets on
all plumbing fixtures. 5l3-ft, bath
tub, silent mercury switches. copper
water pipes. copper cutters and
downspouts. 7'6" basement height.
steel beam construction.
Brick garage l4'6"xo2'.
Shown at any time by appointment
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROF.. WANIEp

1000 so. FIT. OF ground centrally
ocated; pvt. TT. siding and once
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
DIRECT FROM OWNER

$1,000 down will handle; brick Cane
Cod; beautiful section OF lovely
23-ft. liv. rm. din. rm. for 3rd bed
rm:), kit. " bath down; 2 large
bedrmS. and tile bath up; full bsmt.
rec. rm,, garage; ha-acre lot. Fair
Evening star., 1951-11-10
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

5000 sQ.-FT. BRK. BLDG; DOWN
$500 per mo. MILLS CO., MA. S6e6
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BUSINESS pRop.-sALE tce,,. J !
M . rboroae T1irolo At NJ,

No. 2 Thomas Circle NV.
Downtown. office building completely
renovated; 4-story brick and bsmt..
approx. 5000 SO. #. usable floor
space, mlrrored walls, 3 new tiled
built-in cabinets. Kitchen facilities,
rear private parking for ears.
Reasonably priced Excellent terms
to reliable party. DI. 1915 It'll o a m.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
Evening star., 1951-05-05
ISisterhood Plans
Installation

New officers of the Sisterhooc
of the Washington Hebrew Con-
gregation will be installed by Rabb
Norman Gerstenfeld at a meeting
to be held at 1880 pm. Monday ir
the vestry rooms of the temple
The officers are Mrs. Abram
Simon, honorary president; Mrs
Lewis S. Sycle, president; Mrs
Jesse j. Goodman, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Jerome Antel, second
vice president; Mrs. Jack Binde-
man, third vice president: Mrs
Frank Luchs, fourth vice presi.
dent: Mrs. Leroy Robbins, record.
ing secretary; Mrs. Howard Katz-
man corresponding secretary: Mrs
Mayer WeinStein, financial secre.
tary, Mrs. Herman NeugaSs, assist.
ant financial secretary: Mrs. So
Scher, treasurer: Mrs. Henry
Kutz, assistant treasurer; Mrs
Elizabeth Kahn. parliamentarian
and Mrs. Sidney Hechinger, Mrs
Leo David and Mrs. Bernard Conn
auditors.
A mother er-daughter luncheon o1
the sisterhood will be held at 1896
pm. next Saturday at the Wood
mont Country Club. Mrs. Schel
lis in charge of arrangements.
Evening star., 1951-05-05
GuIIi and Zimmerman
Pair for Pin Meet

Lorraine GULL, newly crowned
national women's singles bowling
champion, and Lin Zimmerman
Takoma star, will be among the
60 couples in the 18th annual
Washington City mixed doubles
tournament starting at 7:30 to-
night at King Pin.
Marvin Jackson of New JeruSa-
lem Lodge won the annual Shah
tournament with a 405 gross score
in which so other Masonic League
pinmen boWled at Colonial Village
last night. He put together a 367
scratch set and a 38-pin handicap
Edna Lewis of the Ladies' Fed
Grafton League, with a 373 set,
gained the class c singles lead in
the Washington Women's Duck
pin Association tournament at
Bladensburg last night.
Clara McAuley of the Bethesda
Ladies loop shot to first place ir
D singles with 325, while Anna
Richards, Southeast League, moved
on top in E with 303, and Helen
Easterling of Clarendon took over
the F singles top spot with 266.
Virginia Frey and Loretta Mills
of Hyattsville took the class
doubles lead with 653, while Fran
ces Allena and Marie Benda
Greenway, took first in B with 633
Old Devils of the Agriculture Rec
reation loop gained the class f
team lead with 1879.
Evening star., 1951-05-05
WI. Nine Keeps Record Clear
With Thinning Win Over CIV

inning to bat in the winning rur
as Coolidge defeated Tech, 7-6
Coolidge had come from behind
with a six-run rally in the third
but Tech tied it up in the top o1
the sixth on Eddie Stocks three
run homer.
Larry Nardinoch homered with
two on to lead Roosevelt to a 1875
victory over Chamberlain. The
Riders pounded out IA hits, scor-
ing seven runs in the first two
innings to ice the game.
Wilson Has Field Day.
Wilson had a field day, scoring
IN every inning to romp over Bell
1872, and Eastern defeated Ana
costa. To. Sonny Wise struck
out Is and scattered seven hits in
leading Eastern to it's victory
Jimmy Sullivan's three-run homer
in the fifth put Eastern out front
to stay.
Gonzaga upset Georgetown Prep
8-3. in the Catholic League. II
was the Little Hoyas' first loss ir
eight league games. Jay Man.
Ining'S one-hitter led St. Paul's tc
Ia 20 victory over St. Johns ano
DeMatha edged st. Anthony's, 80
In other Catholic loop contests.
In other schoolboy games yes
terday, Bethesda Chevy Chase
blanked Rockville, TO: Priory de-
feated Dewitt, So; Mount Rainier
defeated Greenbelt. 81; Surratts-
vile edged Laurel, 3-2; Hyattsville
defeated Maryland Park, 6-5;
Montgomery Blair defeated West
ern, Al, and La Plata defeated
Prince Frederick, Ga.
Evening star., 1951-05-05

The President was host at lunch
con yesterday entertaining in
honor Of the Israeli Prime Min
lister, Mr.. David Ben -Gurion, who
is visitor in this country. The
small company was seated at the
dining table in the Blair Lee
House and during the assembling
of the guests and the serving of
the luncheon the Marine Band
Orchestra played from vantage
point between the two houses. A
cluster of red roses and white
|snapdragons with Baker fern deco
rated the table.
Vice President Alben w. Bark
ley and Chief Justic Fred M. Vim
son were the top ranking guests
from the legislative and judicial
branches of the Government. The
Israeli Ambassador, Mr.. Abba
Eban, was in the company and
others included Secretary of State
Dean Acheson, Senator Tom Con-
nally, chairman of the Foreign
Relations Committee and Sena-
tor Alexander Wiley, ranking Re-
publican member of the commit
tee; Representative Charles A.
Eaton. senior Republican member
of the Foreign Affairs Committee
and Representative James P.
Richards, vice chairman of that
committee.
Assistant Secretary of State for
Near Eastern Affairs George C.
McGhee and the Presidents Ad-
ministrative Assistant David K.
Niles completed the company.
While the President was host at
Blair House, Mrs. Truman was
being entertained at luncheon by
the American Newspaper Women S
Club of which she is an honorary
member. The party was limited
to members and the luncheon was
served in the clubhouse at 1904
Twentieth street.
Miss Sigrld Arne, Associated
Press staff member, president Of
the club. presided and introduced
Evening star., 1951-05-05
Diplomats
Are Hosts

The Irish Ambassador. Mr.
John j. Hearne, gave a luncheon
yesterday for visitors when he
Ientertained Mr.. Michael Rooney.
editor of the Irish Independent.
and Mr.. Peter O'Curry, editor of
the Standard. both Dublin dailies.
The newsmen are members of
the group of foreign writer's who
are guests in this country, as is
Mr.. James Curran, leading Irish
industrialist who with the Coun-
selor of the Embassy. Mr.. Joseph
The Belgian Minister, Mr.. Maui
rice Heyne, and his daughter,
Nine. Myriam Heyne. were hosts
with the Military and Air Attache
and Countess du Monceau de
IBergendal at dinner last evening.
The party. which was given in
the home of the Minister and his
daughter, honored the retiring
managing director of the Inter-
national Monetary Fund, Mr..
Camille Gutt, a native of Belgium.
The Assistant Secretary of Com
merce for International Affairs
and Mrs. Raymond Clendenin
Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. Andre
Visson were others at the dinner.
The Luxembourg Minister and
Nine. LeGallais gave a dinner
partly last evening for Mr.. Quit,
who shortly will leave to return
to his homeland after serving as
chairman of the board of the
Monetary Fund since its estab-
| lishment.
The Assistant Military Attache
of the Canadian Embassy and
Mrs. Arthur E. Wrinch gave a
"Hello!" party yesterday for the
formers successor. Col. r. L.
Purves and Mrs. Purves. The fete,
which was held in the Canadian
Joint Staff headquarters at 100
Massachusetts avenue also was a
farewell reception for the hosts
who will leave May II for Ottawa.
Col. Wrinch has been appointed
deputy quartermaster general for
designing and development.