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Of the Federal Government. Be
fore becoming Commissioner of
Education he participated in var
ilous State educational surveys and
was the author of survey reports
on higher educational institutions.
While he was president of the
American Council of Education he
urged programs for giving youth
an understanding of America S
place in the world scene. He also
stressed religious teaching in
schools and the use of films in
education.
In 1945 he headed the councils
delegation to the United Nations
organization meeting in San Fran
|clscO and assisted in the creation
Iof the United Nations Educational,
Scientific and Cultural Organlza =
ton. He had been a member of
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Mrs. Lucy D. WormeIey
Buried at GIenwood

Mrs. Lucy Du Val Wormeley, 10,
librarian at Washington Cathedral
for many years. who died Thurs
day, was buried today in Glenwood
Cemetery. Funeral services were
held in GaWler'S chapel, 1855
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Canon Albert H. Lucas, former
headmaSter of ST. Adams School
for Boys, was in charge of the
services.
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attack IN Prince
Georges County
Hospital.
Mr.. Finlayson.
who lived at
East Falls
Church. Va,
had been with
Middle Atlantic,
distributors for
Hiram Walker
IQuOI. SlUCe he
was discharged
from the Navy
in 1945.
Born and
reared in Com
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The U. S. Defense Bonds you buy give
you personal financial independence

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Remember, too, that if you don't save regularly,
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bond pays $66.66. And so on. For your security,
and your country's, too, buy U. S. Defense
Bonds now!
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Murdoch J. Fin|ayson,
Liquor Firm Official

Murdoch J. Finlayson, As, vice
president and treasurer of the
Middle Atlantic Distributing Co.
here, died Thursday of a heart
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AusuSt T, I9?I, EUGENE GREENFIELD,
sr,, OF 2l01 New Hampshire ave NV,
Apt. l04 beloved husband Of NettIe
Greenfield and father of Mrs. Juanita G.
Mathis, Mrs. Ada G. Coleman. Joseph, Roy
Eugene. jr., and James Greenfield Also
Wilson; three brothers George and Rob
ert Greenfield and Henry Greenfield of
Marlboro. Nd. three grandchildren other
relatives and many friends Notice Of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by Mcclure
Inc 10
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HUNTER, ANNA. On Friday August II
1851, ANNA HUNTER tnee Rafferty, Of
2432 2nd ST. ne, beloved wife of the
late Robert. H Hunter, mother of Stephan
Hunter and sister Of Mrs Theresa OGor-
man. Miss Della Rafferty, and James
Rafferty, of Ireland, Funeral from the
Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home 1891
Georgia ave. at Randolph ST. NV, on
Monday August 90 at $40 m High
requiem mass at St Martins Church at
9 am. Relatives and friends are in
vlted. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
10
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NULLINs, MICHAEL J. On Friday, Au-
gust II, 1851. at his residence, 43i4
Chaplin ST. Sc; MICHAEL j COLLINS.
ther of Mrs. Mary M Thompson. Mrs.
Cecilia Hardy and Catherine f. Collins,
Funeral from the James T RYAN Funeral
nome, BY Pa. ave. Sc, on Tuesday. Au-
st Peters Church at 10 m, Relatives
ana friends invited. 1nterment Mount
O4lFeL cemetery. 20
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@ ices Sunday, August 10. at $
m, at 6:H 18Th s., ne. Funeral Mon
PeopleS Community Church, 1lth and
MABLE FLOYD Daughter Ruler.
GEORGIANA HENRY, Secretary,
THOMAS. CHARLES ALBERT. On Thurs
day, day Apsq$t 10, 1851, at Frrs,sdmep'ss
ALERT THOMAS, beloved husband Of
IneZ MuiliGan Thomas, father o1 Charles
Friends are invited TO call at his late
residence. 5702 Ritchie rdu Forestville,
Nd. REQUIEM mass Will be offered on
Monday, August 90. al S m. in Mount
Calvary Catholic Church, for the repose
tional Cemetery. 10
WELL. IDA PRUDEN. On Friday, August
II, 1851; IDA PRUDEN VEIL, beloved
Jennings rd,. KensInston, Mo. Funeral
services and interment at Portland. Greg
the Takoma Funeral Home.
WELLS. LILLE BESSIE On Friday, Au-
gust Il. 1851, at Prince Georges General
Hospital, Cheverly Md. LILLE BESSIE
WELLS Of 35l5 Cottage ter. BrentTood ID.
and mother of Emma ", Drumwrlght.
Mary w. Roberts and Harry c. Wells.
Services at Gasch,s Funeral Home; Hy-
attSville Md on Monday. August 20, al
10 am. Relatives and friends invited
Interment Whitfield Cemetery, Lanham.
Nd. 19
wFsT, CHARLES MYRoN suddenly, or
| MYRCN WEST of 962o University pl
NV, son Of the late Charles E. and Viz
Hnss Eqis z TeS5 sf5UGes H0e doi s fhf
/ NV. on Monday. August 20. at 3 pm
/ Interment Congressional Cemetery. IS
WEST, VALENCIA R; Suddenly, on Fri
day August II. 1851, at. Clinton, Md,
| devoted daughter of Robert and Viola
| West, sister of Shirley. Barbara. Justine
Ruby, Faith, George and Gerald West
Florence johnson and lola West: and
many other relatives and friends. Notice
Of fpne1si predsi Later ATransements By D9vie
y. 1881, at George Washington uniyer-
| sIty Hospital, ROZELLA E. WHITE
! daughter of the late Stafford and Alline
! Morton of 2l1l MARYLAND ave. ne. She
| band. Robert L. White; two sisters, Mrs.
/ Ruth Washington and Mrs. Ruby Rolls
two brothers, Morris and Charles Morton,
and many other relatives, and friends.
After 4 pm. Monday friends may call at
the Robert Kelley Funeral Home. GIL K
ST. nv Funeral services TueSdsy Az
| Baptist Church, Rev. E. c. Smith of
fclating. Interment Arlington National
I Cemetery. 49,
WooDARD, CORA o. On Friday, Au-
Hospital Hos CORA o. eI WooDARD V!fi Of Tilden stsn
Garden Apartments. sister OF Clement NJ.
Woodard. Services at the S. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, @9O1 I4th St NV. on
Saturday, August Is. at o am. Inter
ment Mount olivet Church Cemetery, Ar
lington. Va.
ZooK, GEORGE F. On Friday. August
dlebs 'Fa, pd, ArIington. in sS'0 Vs.' G2oRGE 2f +
re ZOOK beloved husband of Susie Zook
: foster father OF Charles Lantz. He also
l is survivedby three sisters Mrs. Marx
Brawley, Mrs. T. H. Cronemeyer and Mrs
/ Chester Cole. Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2s41 Wilson blvd
Arlington. Va. Notice of funeral later. 20
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SLEPHANE. COL. WALTER c. On We'd
neSday,, August Is. 1851 at Blue Hill
Hospital Maine. Col WALTER c. Gle
and father OF John w. Clephane and
Douglas w. Clephane. Friends may call
a. his late residence. 5000 Conn ave,
CheVy Chase, Nd, Sunday August 10
Services Will be held at Fort Myer Chapel
on Monday, August 90, at = pm. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery, with
full military honors. 10
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GLEEsoS JoHx n, r-,dav

GLEESoN. JOHN J. On Friday, August
u. 1851. at Suburban Hospital JOHN J
GLEESON of 4S0S St. Elmo ave Be
thesda, Nd, beloved husband OF Ger
sldine A. Gleeson and father of Patricia
4. Margaret A. and Thomas F Gleeson
Funeral services and interment Atchison,
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DTLEY. RAYMOND f. On Friday An

DI III KA MUND T. On Frlday. Au-
gust ~ 1851, at his residence 6gI6
George Palmer highway, Seat Pleasant
Nd RAYMOND E DULEY mart SON OF
James M Duley. Jr.. and Dorothy Jean
DdIe%: Steporother Of William and Wanda
Lu ArendeS. grandson OF Mr and Mrs
DANES NJ Duley, sr.. and Mr. and Mrs
william ZelleTs. Friends may call at the
lee Funeral Home, 4th st and Mass
ave ne, where services will be held on
Monday August 20. at II am. Inter
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery 10
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FINLAYSoN. MURDOCH JOHN, On Thurs
GaL ALs..s. 6 OF ..I-E.Ia1 - |.

Day. AUGUST IS, 1871. MURDOCH JOHN
EINLAYSON OF Old Franklin Park I'd
East Falls Church, Va, beloved husband
OF Sally MacKinnon Finlayson. father Of
sally Duff and Murdoch John Ftnlayson
II son OF Mrs. Donald Finlayson Of BEL
Finlayson Of Chautauqua. N Y; Mrs ]
D. Policy of Lexington Mass and Mrs
j. NJ. Duhig Of WASHINGTON, D c. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home. 2S47
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. until s am
on Tuesday August Il: thence to the
Rock Spring Conversational Church. 5ul0
North Little Falls I'd, Arlington. Va
q m. 1nterment Arlington National Gem
etery In lieu of flowers contributions
may be sent to Neighborhood House of
the Rock Spring Congreg ationaI Church.
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SWAMI, MAMIE.

5W WHNN' MAMIE. OfhCerS and members
A., OF Columbia Temple, No 4@2
~ / B. p. o. E Of W. are noti-
HR fed Of the death OF Daughter
@}l MAMIE SWAMI Session OF
N&W sorrow vas held Friday. August
S is 1851, at D m. Elks serv-
~ ices Sunday August 10. at s
D m. at 6'3S 18Th ST. ne. Funeral Mon
day. August 20. at pm. from the
Peoples Community Church, 1lth and
G SITS. ne
MABLE FLOYD. Daughter Ruler.
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LAND. GEORGE. On Thursday, August
IS. 1851, GEORGE LAND of 1913 South
Arlington Ridge rd., Arlington Va He
is survived by one niece and several neph-
ews. Services at the S. H Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home. 2901 l4th st. NV on Sun
day. August 10. at pm. Interment
private. IS
LANp GEORGE. Washlnston Lodge. No
~ 10, B. P. o. Elks. will assem-
n Bile at the S. II Hines Co. Fu-
- I'm neral Home. @9Ol 18th ST.
II %$ - NV. August is, 1851. to ex-
W~% emplify the funeral ritual of
&&SS the order over the remains of
our late brother. GEORGE
LAND. By order Of
JOSEPH G. MOTYKA, Exalted Ruler.
Attest: L. M. YOUNG, Secretary. is
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SWAN, MAMIE J. On August II, 1851
at Garfield Hospital MAMIE J. SWAN
mother of Mrs Inez E Dawes grand
mother Of Caldn Dawes Also surviving
are two great-grandchildren, a nephew
Earnest r. johnson: other relatives and
friends. After 3 pm. Sunday friends
may call at 6"s 18th St ne Services
Monday, August 90, at | pm, at Peoples
Community Church. 1lth and G SITS ne
Rev G. T. Long officiating Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrangements by
Rollins. 10
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r.-rIltlT' V-5 ILNINE VI. On SaTurday
ausuSt Is, 1851, at Doctors Hospital
CATHERINE NJ. BATEMAN of 54l5
Sargent I'd, Hyattsville Md. beloved
wife OF the late Joseph L. Bateman, sr
mother of Mrs, Alice Watts, Joseph L.
5ateman, Ir.; Sister Irma Mildred S S
Mattingly. Mrs Rose B Schreck Mrs
georgia B. johnson All Mrs Lola B
Whlteslde; sister OF Mrs Mary McDer-
mott and Mrs. Rose Foley Remains
Testing at the S. H Hines Co Funeral
home, 2aOl l4th st. NV. Notice Of tu-
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BRADSHAW, ANS RAE nn snn.

O1NansHAW' ANIs RAE. On Sunday
august y, 1851 at Gormanla " Va
ANS RAE BRADSHAW Of S3S Bonifant
s.. Silver Spring. Md, beloved wife OF
MAX A. Bradshaw. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, G. E. Peterson OF Colorado SPRINGS
Colo; sister of Mrs. Paul E Mccoy Serv-
ICES at the S. H. Hines Co Funeral Home
s9ul 4th St n. W. on Monday. August
~, at pm, 1nterment Arlington Ma
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HILLMAN, JOEL. On August 16. 1851. in
Ventnor City, N. j, JOEL HILLMAN hus-
3and OF Eta Hillman, father Of Julian
services Sunday August 10, at II am
q the. Hillelson Funeral Home Atlantic
City, n. j, 1nterment Pleasantvine, N. j.
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u, 1851, at her residence, 3794 Nichols
ave. Sc. EVELYN EISENBERG. beloved
wife OF 1sIdore Eisenberg and devoted
sister of Albert / Candell Funeral serv-
ices at the Bernard Danzansky & Son
Funeral Home, 1901 18th st W on
Sunday, August 10, at 1880 am Inter
ment District of Columbia Lodge Gene
terry,
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EARLY JAMES GARLAND. Suddenly on
Frlday August ~ 1851. al his residence,
I4u4 Lawrence ST. ne. JAMES GARLAND
EARLY, beloved husband Of Anna VI
Early father Of James G Early ir:
nrother OF William Franklin Early and
waiter W Early, Services at the H
Hines Co. Funeral Home G9O1 l4th St.
". on Tuesday. August 2l, at l D m
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery 90
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MITCHELL, GEORGE w In memory Of
our dear father. GEORGE W MITCHELL,
who passed away five years ago today.
August Is. 1916
No one knows how much We miss you,
No one knows the bitter pain
We have suffered since We lost you.
Lie has never been the same
DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SON. VIR-
GINA NJ CARROLL. GEORGE A.
MITCHELL
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3ANVV9I' FHOL D, EINAIN, SttTtLaTy. IS
SCHWALENBERG. JOHN A. OF 3l5 IAN
s.. e, on August Il, 1851. husband of
Ethel Y. SChWalenberg. father of Robert
Allen Schwalenberg, brother Of Mrs Ed
ward wendell, Mrs. Minnie ReIger Henry
j. Clarence J. and Frederick Leo
Schwalenbere; brother-in-Iaw of Cath
crime and Mary Beverage. PRAYERS at
Chambers Funeral Home, 5l7 lith st
Sc on Monday. August 20, at $50 q m
Mass IN Holy Comforter Church at 8 am
lnterment Mount Olivet Cemetery I9
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MITCHELL. GEORGE W. In memory Of
dear friend. GEORGE w. MITCHELL.
/ who passed away Ave years ago today,
/ August s. 1916.
/ Time takes off the edge Of grief
But memory lasts forever
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POHLMAN. JEANETTE. On Thursday.
August l6 1851. JEANETTE POHLMAN,
Gaughter OF the late Or. julius and Lily
White Bullock Pohlman. Friends may
call at Gawler'S Chapel 1886 Pa ave.
NV. where services will be held on
Monday, August 20. at - noon. Inter-
nlent private "a
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Service Set Activities
Include Informal Fetes
Wife Of New Chemical Corps Chief
-. To Be Honored. Mrs. Noble Entertoins

of Staff, Gen. j. Lawton Collins
and Mrs. Collins, 1t. Gen. and
Mrs. Clarence r. Huebner, Mai
Gen. John M. Weikert, Father
Edward Walsh and the house guest
of Gen. and Mrs. Bull, Mrs. George
Platt Pilling III of Chestnut
Hill. Pa.
Mrs. Pilling has now returned
to her home in Pennsylvania after
holiday spent in Florida.
The chief of the Office of Nava,
Materiel. Vice Admiral Albert G
Noble, and Mrs. Noble gave a small
dinner last evening before the
Combined Armed Forces Banc
concert at Constitution Hall fol
the benefit of the Soldiers, Sail.
ors', Marines and Airmen's Club
Among their guests at dinner
whom they took on to the concert
afterwards, were Mr.. and Mrs
William H. Schaefer.
Admiral and Mrs. Noble are
looking forward to having theil
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Robert Myers of Akron, Ohio
visit them at Easter. Mrs. Noble.
sister and her husband, Capt. anc
Mrs. Francis P. Traynor of Coro.
nado, Calf, will also come here
for the Easter vacation.
Col. and Mrs. Levi M. Brown.
ing have arrived from Alaska
where Col. Browning has just
completed a 2-year assignment
Col. Browning is to assume the
duties of command surgeon, head.
quarters command, United State.
Air Forces, and will, with hi.
family occupy quarters at Boiling
Air Force Base.
Col. Raymond A. Lawn, who
has been acting as command
surgeon in the interim, has now
been assigned to Walter Reec
Medical Center for a special ad.
vanced course in military science
which will last until June, al
which time he will be assigned tt
Georgetown University as pro-
fessor of military science anc
tactics, Department of Surgery.
Col. Lawn and Mrs. Lawn and
their son John Raymond will live
at Ala Baltimore avenue NV
while they are in Washington.
The Assistant Chief of Staff fol-
Intelligence Alexander r. Boiling
and Mrs. Boiling entertained on
Friday at dinner for the retiring
Brazilian Military Attache, Maj
Gen. Edgar do Amaral and Mrs
Amaral who are leaving shortly
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|Achesons TOP
Patron List

The Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Dean Acheson head the list of
patrons for the Harvard Glee
Club Radcliffe Choral Society con-
cert to be given April at Glen
denen Hall, American University
The concert which will draw Cap
ital society and boasts a number
Of prominent citizens will be given
under the auspices of the Radcliffe
Club of Washington for the bene-
fit of the scholarship fund.
Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt is chair
man Of the sponsors and other
patrons named are Senator and
Mrs. Leyerett Saltonstall. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Franklin D.
Roosevelt, jr.;; Chairman of the
National Security Resources Board
and Mrs. Stuart Symington, for
mer Ambassador and Mrs. Joseph
c. Grew, former Ambassador and
Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss, Mrs. j.
Borden Hartman. Nine. Frances
Perkins. Mrs. Nicholas Longworth,
Mrs. Hans Kinder, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart Alsop, Mr.. Joseph Alsop,
Mrs. Robert Low Bacon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard L. Coe and Mrs.
Truxton Beale.
Tickets are priced at $2.40 and
are on sale at Mrs. Stabler's
Ticket Mart, 1900 G street NV,
telephone Republic 1907. (Mail
orders will be accepted. It is re-
quested that self-addressed,
stamped envelope be inclosed with
orderS).
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SWonsons Coming in April;
Officers Wives to Meet

Comdr. and Mrs. c. T. Miles,
Comdr. and Mrs. George De
Shazo. Comdr. o. F. Leberman,
1t. Comdr. E. c. Walter. 1t.
Comdr. and Mrs. j. c. ROBBIE, 1t.
Comdr. and Mrs. r. A. Middleton,
1t. and Mrs. w. M. Marking, 1t.
w. A. Nelson. 1t. r. T. Blackwell,
1t. B. S. De Hosson, 1t. B. Yano-
witz, 1t. and Mrs. N. A. Lothes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ryn.
Comdr. Merriam will be as
signed to overseas duty about
April /, and Mrs. Merriam will
leave for California at that time.
Special invitations are in the
mail to many Washingtonians for
the second annual fair of the Air
Force Officers Wives Club, which
takes place in Hangar l, Boiling
Air Force Base, March 81, from
II to 10 o'clock.
The public is especially invited
and the admission is Is cents,
with children free. For those with
baby sitter problems Boiling Gym
nasium will be turned into
nursery for children aged 2 and S.
Mrs. Harry Heath and Mrs.
Robert Knapp will act as host
esses on Tuesday at the luncheon
for the Chemical Corps Officer S
Wives Club.
The ladies will meet at the
Evans Coffee Shop. Arlington,
where they will also be enter
tanned with a style show.
Army Finance Ladies' luncheon
will be at 1890 o'clock Thursday
at the Fort McNair Officers Club.
Wives of retired Finance Corps
officers will act as hostesses and
be in charge of the program.
Mrs. e. M. Foster. wife Of Maj.
Gen. Foster. Chief Of Finance. will
receive with guest of honor, Mrs.
r. A. Heileman, wife of Maj. Gen.
Heileman, Chief of Transportation
Corps.
Hostesses will be Mrs. William
Hasten, Mrs. Ray Conner, Mrs.
Arthur Perry. Mrs. Royal jerks
and Mrs. A. c. Harden. Speaker
will be Mrs. John Clark.
Reservations should be made by
Tuesday to Mrs. Harden, Hudson
5083, or write her at 1890 Cali
fornia street NV.
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for their homeland, and his sue.
cessor, Col. Ademar de Queiro;
and Mrs. de Queiroz who recent!
arrived in town.
Others at this 8 o'clock affair
were Maj. Count IVAN Du Mon
ceau de Bergendal, Military ant
Air Attache of Belgium ane
Countess du Monceau de Bergen
dial, Col. Moniz and Nine. Moni,
of Portugal. 1t. Col. Nom Chat
Nitas Chirapravati, Military At.
tache of Thailand. and Nine
Nitas Chirapravati. Maj. Gen. ane
Mrs. Maxwell D. Taylor, Maj. Gen
and Mrs. Ralph j. Canine, Col
Antonio Bastos and Maj. Gen
and Mrs. Albert Pierson. Brig
Gen. and Mrs. John Weckeling
Col. and Mrs. T. w. Hammond
jr., and 1t. and Mrs. D. F
Resendez.
Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Frechette
were at home last evening enter.
tanning at a $50 o'clock party.
Among the guests who dropped
by were Admiral and Mrs. Spry
o. Clayton, Rear Admiral and Mrs
c. v. Rault, Rear Admiral anc
Mrs. Alfred w. Chandler, Capt
and Mrs. Francis Ulen and Capt
and Mrs. Lewis Mitchell.
Chairman of the British joint
Services Mission, Air Marshal Lore
Arthur Tedder, and Lady Tedder
will return to town from Their
holiday in Cuba on Tuesday.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Spencer
Ball Akin will be leaving about
March s31 for a leisurely trip
through the South following Gen
Atkins retirement. They plan to
visit Mississippi, Key West and
along the Florida coast.
On Friday Gen. and Mrs. Akin
were hosts to their many friends
at farewell 6 to s o'clock recep-
ton at the Officers Club, Fort
Myer. when more than 200 men,
bers Of the corps came to bid their
chief and his lady good luck and
best wishes.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Howard
E. Orem Of Little Creek, Va,
were the house guests of Capt.
and Mrs. Richard F. j. johnson,
jr.. at their Westchester Apart
ment during the past week.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. c. Bene-
dict Platt will be leaving shortly
for Bermuda. Yesterday they
attended the wedding of Mrs.
Platt's niece, Miss Gwendolyn
Steele Fairlamb, to 1t. Wendell
Neville Vest.
Their house has been full of
guests who arrived on Friday in
time for the wedding and they will
be leaving for their several homes
on Wednesday. Among them were
Mrs. Richard Nichols of Bernards-
vile. New York. a cousin of Mrs
Plat. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Semans of Baltimore. Md, and
Miss Mary Richardson Buck,
daughter Of Mrs. Howard Carroll
of Howard County. Md.
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. Clifford
Anders Swanson will return to
town about April l from Memphis
Tenn, where they have been
spending a month with friends.
Admiral Swanson assumes duties
at that time as the commanding
officer of the National Naval Med
ical Center, Bethesda.
Admiral Morton D. Willcutts
will retire March 80 after more
THAN "a years service. He is at
present the commanding officer at
the Medical Center.
A much-loved Navy couple, Ad-
miral and Mrs. Willcutts are due
to be the center Of many parties
before they leave town.
Among the most important to
them will be the reception and
dance on the 22d to be given in
the recreation hall of the Bethesda
Naval Medical Center by the en-
listed personnel. Chief Petty Off,
Ger John M. Reynolds will act as
host for the fete. which will in
clude more than 400 members.
Saturday, March "a, the staff
officers and their wives will be
hosts at to 8 o'clock reception
at the Officers Club for members
of the faculty and the staff to pay
their respects to Admiral and Mrs.
Willcutts.
Service set farewells have no
sadness in them because one is
likely to meet again very soon
at a new post. The going
party given on Friday for the very
popular sComdr. and Mrs. Ken
more e. Merriam held no sad
note their associates Of the Naval
Gun Factory. Naval Receiving
Station and Naval Air Station all
saw to that.
The 6 to 8 affair was held in
the blue room, commissioned Of
ficers' mess, Naval Gun Factory,
and among those who dropped in
were Capt. and Mrs. Francis Ulen,
Comdr. and Mrs. Stephen Kasper,
Comdr. and Mrs, w, w. Damn
Comdr. and Mrs. Joseph Falter-
mayer. Comdr. and Mrs. John Ho-
gan. Comdr. and Mrs. John Stoll
Comdr. and Mrs. H. H. Abbott,
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By EVELYN M. Dent

Mrs. E. F. Bullene, wife of the
new deputy chief of the Chemical
Corps, Maj. Gen. Bullene, will be
the guest in whose honor Mrs.
March H. Houser, wife of Col.
Houser, will entertain at lunch
con tomorrow at the Shoreham.
Among the guests will be Mrs.
Anthony C. McAuliffe, wife of the
chief of Chemical Corps: Mrs.
John Baird, Mrs. Ralph Benner
and Mrs. L. A. Elliott of Balti-
more, Md.
The Commandant of the Ma
tional War College, 1t. Gen. Har-
old Roe Bull, and Mrs. Bull were
hosts at a dinner earlier in the
week to His Eminence Francis
Cardinal Spellman, at their quar-
tiers at Fort Lesley J. McNair, pre-
ceding the cardinals lecture to
the National College.
Also included were the Chief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11

Now at Fort Breckenridge, KY,
where the bridegroom is to be sta
toned following his recall to &C
tive duty, are 1t. and Mrs. Neil
j. Enrich, who were married
March 2 at st. Andrews Episcopal
Church in College Park, Md, the
Rev. Nathan Acton officiating.
The bride Is the former Miss
Viola D. Bell of Washington,
daughter of Mrs. Nita Bell of
Whythesville, Va. Her husband S
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. F. Carl
Enrich of Hyattsville.