Evening star., 1951-08-12
McCornicks to Leave
For Norfolk TUESDAY,
Gen., Mrs. Horkon Return From Germany;
Gen. Wesley Guest to Go to Far Eost

from Key West, Fla, en- route to
Annapolis, 1t. Boyd's next duty
station. They expect to report in
this week end
The chairman of the Federal
Maritime Board and administra-
tor of the Maritime Administra-
ton. Vice Admiral Edward l.
Cochrane and Mrs. Cochrane re-
turn tomorrow from Bedford
Springs, Pa, where they went a
week ago. This is the first vaca-
tion Admiral Cochrane has had
since taking over this assignment
more than a year ago.
The next few weeks will find
them busy preparing for the sum-
mer meeting of the Society of
Naval Architects and Marine
Engineers, which takes place
Thursday and Friday. September
6 and 7. Mrs. Cochrane has al
ways taken a deep interest in the
Society. So also have Admiral and
Mrs. Merlin O'Neil and Admiral
and Mrs. Emory S. Land. It is ex-
pected that numerous entertain
ments will be planned for the out
of town visitors.
FomiIior Foces
The Assistant. Chief of Staff
G-3 Maj. Gen. Reuben E. Jen-
kins and Mrs. Jenkins are settled
in their quarters at Fort Myer.
Their son Ellis will attend St.
Stephens, Alexandria. when school
terms begin.
Gen. and Mrs. jenkins recently
returned from a tour of duty
in Greece. They plan to have
Mrs. B. Y. Hill of Columbus, Ga.
mother of Mrs. Jenkins, visit
them in the early fall.
Other recent arrivals from a
two-year tour of duty in Greece
are Brig. Gen. and Mrs. James
Holden Phillips. They have taken
a house on Nash street, Arling-
ton, and expect to move in at
the end of the month. At the
moment, they are staying at the
officers Club. Fort Myer.
Mrs. Harvey H. Smith. wife of
Col. Smith, entertained at a
luncheon on Thursday in honor of
Mrs. Phillips. asking as her other
guests friends who all had been
in Greece together.
Col. Frank Rouse, chief of the
Air Force Mission of the Joint
Military Mission to Greece. and
Mrs. Rouse have found a house
on Nellie Custis drive, Arlington,
and together with their children
will be there while Col. Rouse at
tends the National War College.
Miss Winifred Rouse expects to
attend Stratford Junior High
School, Frank will go to Wood
mont, and Mana to Lorcum Lane.
Col. and Mrs. G. w. Haney are
yet another family home from
Greece. Col. Haney was assistant
air attache there and is now with
air intelligence. The Haneys re-
turned home on Tuesday after
several days spent at Boise, Idaho.
Here and There
Col. and Mrs. j. M. Kimbrough,
jr., are leaving next week for Car
Isle, Pa, where Col. Kimbrough
will be attached to the Army War
College. Their children, Ellen,
James III and Graham, will ac-
company them, also Col. Kim
orough's mother, Mrs. James M.
kimbrough.
Col. and Mrs. Elvin Freestone
Vaughan have taken the Kim
brough house and will move from
the officers quarters at Boiling
Air Force Base. where they are
now staying.
Col. Vaughan, who is reporting
to the Industrial ColleOe of the
forces. has been attached
to the office of the inspector gen.
eral. Alaskan command. He and
Mrs. Vaughan, together with their
Janet, Mary, Kathryne
and Peter Elvin, took months
holiday and came by way of
Seattle to visit Mrs. Maugham's
brothers. then to San Francisco,
Calf, Logan. Utah, and Water
loo, Iowa, to Washington.