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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-04
With the Foreign Service
Department Career
Started at Age Is
Songers Plan and Decorate Room;
Former Ambassador Visits Indiunu
By Selwo Roosevelt

For o woman to enter the serve
ice Of the Department Of State
at the age Of 16 is unheard Of
but Mrs. Frances Dabell, now q
training specialist at the Foreign
Service Institute. is one who did.
THAT was so many years ago,
I hate to tell you the date" she
laughed, "but it was in 1916.
when I happened to be travelling
abroad"
Mrs. Dabell had gone to visit
her brother, Mr.. Albert r. Nufer,
who Is now United States Ambas-
sador to the Argentine. At that
time Mr.. Nufer was q young
foreign service officer stationed
In Germany. America had not
yet entered World War I, but our
mission there had been left with
the responsibility Of looking after
British interests
"T was at loose ends" Mrs.
Dabell explaine d, land my
brother needed help desperately,
so I soon found myself an en-
ploy of the United States Coy
eminent"
And her career with the State
Department has continued for
almost 40 years with only brief
Interruptions.
After America and Germany
severed diplomatic relations,
Mrs. Dabell returned to the
states and subsequently was as
signed to Cuba, Rotterdam,
Cologne, Antwerp and Cairo.
During the Cairo assignment
she married and resigned from
the service In 1894. She was
asked to return In 1910.
Because Of her huency In four
languages - Spanish, German,
Dutch and French-the depart
ment was most anxious to have
her assist with the refugee and
displaced persons problems
brought on by World War II.
She then served in Havana,
Mexico City, Cairo and Dublin
and since 1852 has been with
the Foreign Service Institute.
Among her present duties Is
the job Of giving an orientation
course to newcomers to the de-
partment who are about to- 60
overseas for the first time.
Authentic Arobian Room
The State Departments
Richard Sanger, whose book
''The Arabian Peninsula" was
published recently. must have
derived much inspiration from
the fabulous Arabian room
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Ross, have as their house guest
Mrs. Daniel F. Smith. wife Of
Navy Captain Smith. Of Pensa-
cola, Fla.
Mrs. Smith, enroute to her
Florida home after a holiday
spent in Massachusetts, and New
York arrived here Thursday and
will leave Tuesday for the South.
On Friday. Gen. and Mrs. Ross
entertained at a $3.50 party In
their quarters for their guest.
The summer house at the Ross
quarters on Wednesday was a
very lively place. When about 16
young people Of the Base and
their friends held . barbecue
picnic. It served q two-fold
purpose for the guests to say
goodbye for the summer and to
welcome others as new arrivals
on post.
Melise Ross, daughter Of Gen
and Mrs. Ross. was there to
greet the young people. who In
cluded william Putt, Cadet
Charles B. Stone. Richard b
Lindsay. Robert and Marcia
Burns, and Miss Heidi Asper.
Mrs. Ross and Melise viii 60
to Hendersonville. N. c. for the
month Of August, and the gen.
eral expects to spend several
week ends with them.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Marvin
E. Kenneheck have as their
house guests Lt.sCol. and Mrs
Vincent c. Crofut. Of Mitchell
Air Force Base. N. z. They ar
rived Thursday and win return
to New York on Tuesday.
Gen. and Mrs. Kennebeck and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-04

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-04
New Officers
Are Named;
Set

Mrs. Arthur w. Pence, wife Of
the Commanding General, En-
gineer Center, Fort Belvoir, at
tended the meeting Of the Fort
Belvoir Ofiicers' Wives Club to
hear the annual elections take
place.
This was her first meeting with
the group, having recently ar
rived at the Fort when her hus-
band took command In April.
The officers chosen were Mrs.
L. L. Haseman, president: Mrs.
q. E. Galloway and Mrs. F. D.
Thompson, first and second vice
presidents, respectively; Mrs. r.
p. Crumb. corresponding sec
rotary; Mrs. w. s. Needing. re-.
cording secretary. and Mrs. r. A.
Allen, treasurer
Wives Of Gloss Of AZ
The Old Club Tea House, Alex
andria. Gen. Washington's old
club house. has been chosen for
the next luncheon Of the Wives
Of the Glass Of "a, United States
Naval Academy.
Wednesday, July IA, at 1890
at 555 South Washington street.
Alexandria. Va, has been an
nounced as the time and place.
Reservations are being taken by
Mrs. ]. ]. Hansen. Otis ALTOS.
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Plans Sturt
For turkish
Fashion Show

Mrs. Richard Nixon. wits d
the vics President, and Nina.
Erkin, wife Of the Ambassador
Of Turkey. are honorary chair.
men for . fabulous fashion show.
titled. "a Turkish Delight" fea-
turing . collection Of Turkish
fashions. past and present.
The fashions are part Of .
floating exhibition. coming by
ship from Turkey TO the United
States. e. . goodwill gesture and
win be shown In the newly air.
conditioned ballroom Of the Ma
tional Press Club on Thursday,
July Is. from 9 to 8 pm. Miss
Elem 9akes. regional director Of
the Washington Fashion Group.
has arranged for the showing
10 DO sponsored % . benefit and
proceeds win 60 TO the Costumes
Collection Of the Smithsonian
Institution.
Mrs. Gladstone Williams has
been named general chairman
Of the benefit and win stage the
production, "A Turkish Delight"
OF unusual interest viii be
the models. In addition to the
10 native Turkish models, trans.
ported by ship to this country.
many Of the costumes will be
modelled by women In ofncial life.
Among them win be Mrs. Her.
bert Brownell. wife Of the Attor.
ney General; MRS. Thomas Hem
nings. Mrs. Bourke B. Hicken.
looper. Mrs. Thomas Kuchel,
Mrs. Russell Long and Mrs.
George Malone. all wives OF
Senators; Mrs. John Dempsey.
Mrs. Harold Hagen. Mrs. Rich
ard Simpson. and Mrs. William
wampler. wives Of Representa-
ttves.
In addition. Mrs. Tazewell
Shepard, daughter Of Senator
and Mrs. John Sparkman, and
Miss Jean Taft Douglas, daugh-
ter Of Senator and Mrs. Paul
Douglas Of Illinois win model ON
July Is, as win Mrs. Stanley
Rumbough, jr.. daughter Of Mrs.
Joseph e. Davies; debutante
Suzanne Walker and Mrs. Ivy
Baker Priest.
Distinguished patrons and pa
tronesses. headed by the Turkish
Ambassador and Mime. Erkin, in
clude the Attorney General and
Mrs. Brownell. Senator and Mrs.
Clinton Anderson. Senator and
Mrs. Price Daniel, Senator and
Mrs. Homer Ferguson and Mrs.
William Fulbright. Senator and
Mrs. Walter F. George, Senator
and Mrs. Hennings, Senator and
Mrs. Spessard Holland. Senator
and Mrs. Hickenlooper, Senator
Henry Jackson, Senator and
Mrs. Long. Senator and Mrs.
4 Malone. Senator and Mrs. Pat
McCarran, Senator and Mrs.
John Sparkman. Senator and
Mrs. John Stennis, The Chief Of
Staff and Mrs. Matthew Ridg-
way. Representative and Mrs.
Courtney Campbell. Representa-
tive and Mrs. Dempsey. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Hagen. Rep
resentative q n d Mrs. j D HIN
Pitcher. Representative and Mrs.
Simpson. Representative and
Mrs. Robert Skies. Representa-
1 tive and Mrs. Albert Thomas.
Representative and Mrs. Homer
Thornberry. Representative and
Mrs. Wampler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roberts Wood Bliss, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Bretsch. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Chapman, Col. and
Mrs. ALI Heiberg, Mrs. Robert
Whitney Imbrie. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy r. Priest and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Burks Summers.
il Tickets may be secured ut the
Greater National Capital COM
mittee. 1873 * street NV.
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Cynthia Goff
ToBe Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert z. Lee
Golf Of Bethesda announce the
engagement of their daughter
Cynthia Ann to Mr.. Michael H.
Hebron. son Of Mr.. and, Mrs.
Edward j. Hebron. A November
wedding is planned.
Miss Goff is q graduate. Of
Stephens College in Columbia,
Mo.
Mr.. Hebron is q graduate OF
Fordham University and Is at.
tending Catholic University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-04

Grafton Washingtonian, Is Q
graduate Of George Washington
University and q member OF
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority.
The prospective bridegroom is
o 1851 honor graduate Of the
University Of Pennsylvania and,
was selected for the AIl-America
football team Ii 1850. In that
same year. he also received
the Helms Athletic Foundation
Award for the outstanding coll
lege player of 1850, and was Sc
lected for the 1850 College ALI
Star team.
ossood- Young
The Rev. and Mrs. Henry r.
Osgood Of Hyattsville announce
the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Lois Margaret, to Pfc, Frank
Allen Young. now stationed 1T
White Sands, N. Mex. A Noyern-.
Der wedding b planned.
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Service News
Vacations Forecast
Fun for Families
Mrs. Sorry Smith and Son Sail for Howoii;
Gen., Mrs. Ogle Return From Germany
By Evelyn Dent

/ their home In Del Mar, Calf.
where they spent three weeks
leave after q tour Of duty al
Albuquerque, N. Mex. At present
their children, Melinda anc
John, are enjoying the summer
on the Boiling Base.
Newcomers to Boiling
The deputy chief Of star.
development. 1t. Gen. Donald L.
Putt, and Mrs. Putt with their
son William, are also newcomers
on the Boiling Air Force Base
They arrived recently from
Baltimore. Md, where Gen. Putt
had been commanding the Re
search and Development COM
mand.
They expect to entertain just
as soon as they are settled. Will
liam Putt has been q student ct
Baltimore Friends School, and
will return there this fall.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Richard
G. Lindsay have as their house
guest Miss Heidi Asper, Of
Zurich, Switzerland, an Ameri-
can Field Service Foreign Elk
change student.
Their son Richard also Is home
from Manlius Military Academy
N. Y, and expects to attend
Sullivan's this fall to prep for
entrance to the new Air Force
College.
Miss Asper recently graduated
from Central High School in
Syracuse. N. Y. and Is q guest
Of the Lindsays for the long
week end. Later she will join
other foreign students for a
three-week trip through the
Eastern States. returning here
for d brief tour Of the Capital
before leaving for Canada en-
route home.
Return to California
Retired 1t. Gen. and Mrs,
Harold L. George returned to
their home In Beverly Hills,
Calf. on Thursday as passen-
gers on the nonstop inaugural
fight Of the American Airlines
from Washington to Los Angeles
Gen. George commanded the Air
Transport Command throughout
World War II and Is now Mayor
Of Beverly Hills.
While In town they stayed ri
the Mayiiower where they en-
tertained for their many friends.
Gen. and Mrs. Lindsay were
their guests ct dinner on wed
nesday.
The commanding ofncer Of
Boiling Air Force Base, Brig,
Gen. Stoyte o. Ross, and Mrs.
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Enquqements Announced

De Forest Anthony Of Washing
ton. An October wedding In
planned.
Miss Foss attended Garland
Junior College and the University
Of Arizona and Ia q member Of
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. Her
f1ance Is q graduate Of Harvard
College and the Harvard Grad
uate School Of Business Admins
tration, and Il now with the
Small Business Administration
here.
Mr.. Anthony is q member Of
the Badminton and Tennis Club
and Longwood Cricket Club. He
Is also a member of the Uni
versity and Harvard Clubs Of
Washington.
Jennings White
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace e.
Barker, jr., Of Arlington an
nounce the engagement Of their
niece, Miss Betty B. Jennings,
to Mr.. Chester jackson White,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis c.
White Of Mathews County, Va.
A late summer wedding Is
planned.
Met ollum-Finnerty
Maj. Charles p. McCallum,
q. 8. M. &C.. retired, and Mrs.
McCallum announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Mary
Jean to Mr.. Paul Edward Fin
nerty. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas j. Finnerty Of Staten
Island. N. Y.
Miss McCallum is q graduate
Of Dunbarton College Of the
Holy Gross.
Mr.. Finnerty graduated from
Fordham University and is now
attending Georgetown University
School Of Medicine.
Gormon- McGlynn
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Leo Cor
man announce the engagement
Of their daughter. Patricia Ann.
to Mr.. Thomas Michael Nc
Glynn, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Patrick McGlynn Of
Washington. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Miss German Is q graduate Of
the Academy of Notre Dame and
is a member Of Omega Beta
Delta Sorority.
Mr.. McGlynn attended st. An
thongs School and served In the
United States Navy during the
Korean war.
Snyder Downey
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell w. Sny-
der Of Falls Church announce
the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Janice Irene, to Mr.. Paul
Downey. jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Downey Of Railway. N. j. "A
spring wedding is planned.
Sopir- jewish
The engagement Of their
daughter, Marjorie Carol, to Mr..
Gary King lavish has been an
nounced by Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Sapir.
Mr.. lavish, son Of Mrs. Hal
bert Brown and the late Mr.,
Henry King lavish, attended the
University Of Maryland and is
now q member of the armed
forces stationed at Fort Bel
voir.
Spoulding BogneIl
The engagement of Miss 10
Anne Spaulding to Mr.. Francis
James Bagnell of Philadelphia
has been announced by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy D.
Spaulding of Country Club Hills.
Va. Mr.. Bagnell is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. william j. Bagnell Of
Philadelphia. A November we'd
ding IL planned.
| The bride-elect. o fourth gem
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Service News

The new Air Force chief Of
information. Brig. Gen. Brooke
e. Allen, and Mrs. Allen, viii stay
in their attractive house at
Gainesville, val until the
autumn. Their plan now is to
move into town in time for the
opening of school.
Mrs. Aliens parents. retired
Air Force Mai. Gen. and Mrs.
Walter H. Frank. live at Hunt
ing Towers, Alexandria, where
their granddaughter. Toni and
Nikki Allen, are frequent visitors.
Toni leaves this week for Mount
Shenandoah Camp. near White
Sulphur Springs.
Gen. and Mrs. Allen will be
joined this week by the formers
mother, Mrs. w. r. Allen Of
Wilmington. N. c., who will
spend the month Of July with
them.
Gen. Allen succeeded Mai.
Gen. Sorry Smith, who left on
Thursday by, air for his new post
as commander Of the new Pacific
Air Force with Headquarters at
Hickam Air Base, Honolulu.
Mrs. Smith with her son,
Cadet Nigel Mathieson, left yes
terday for San Francisco. where
they will board ship for a more
leisurely trip to the Islands.
Mr.. Matheison will return to
West Point after o two-month
leave.
One Of the most popular
couples in the Air Force, Gen.
and Mrs. Smith can count their
friends in all four corners of the
globe, and no doubt they will
entertain a great deal In their
new home.
Arrive From Wiesboden
The Air Force surgeon general,
Mai. Gen. Dan c. Ogle, and Mrs.
Ogle, arrived Ia New York yes
terday from Wiesbaden, Ger
many. After . brief few days
here in order to see their son,
Mr.. James OgIe, who is q stu
dent at the University Of Mary
land, and to house hunt, they
win 60 on leave for two weeks.
The Air Force assistant vice
chief Of staff, Mai. Gen. Rob-
ert w. Burns. and Mrs. Burns,
with their children. Robert and
Marcia. left on Thursday for
Florida.
Gen. and Mrs. Burns have
bought q house at Ormond
Beach, Daytona. where the fam
liz wiz live for two months. Gen.
Burns plans to stay for this long
week end and viii return there
again for q short visit In Au-
gust.
The assistant deputy chief Of
stan. personnel. Maj. Gen. John
Stewart Mills and Mrs. Mills.
have returned here for a third
tour Of duty and are in quarters
at Boiling Air Force Base.
The. family came here from
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Mrs. ]. A. Hutchinson Of Min
neapolis, Mimi, announces the
engagement Of her daughter
Lois to Mr.. Russell johnson, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch johnson
Of Omaha, Nebr. Miss Hutchi-
son Is o graduate Of the Uni
versity Of Minnesota and Mr..
johnson is an alumnus Of the
University Of California, Los An
geles.
The wedding win take place
at the Augustana Lutheran
Church, Washington. in October.
PoImer-MeMoth
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Orman Palmer
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Diana to 1t. Ray
mond N. McMath. son Of Mrs.
C. w. McMath and the late Mr..
r. r. McMath Of Birmingham,
Ala. A September wedding Is
planned.
SheintoI- Stein
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Sheintal Of
Silver Spring announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter Mira
to Mr.. Arnold P. Stein, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Stein Of
Bethesda. A summer wedding is
planned.
Miss Sheintal IL q graduate
Of the Gardner School Of Bust
ness. Her fiance Is attending
the University Of Maryland.
Lorinq- Gibbs
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph C..
Loring of Arlington, Mass,
announce the engagement OF
their daughter Carole Jane to
Mr.. Thomas w. Gibbs. son Of
Mrs. Lucius w. Gibbs Of Alex
andria. A September wedding
is planned.
Miss Loring is a graduate OF
Cambridge Academy In Cam
bridge, Mass.
Mr.. Gibbs Is a graduate OF the
Massachusetts, Institute Of Tech
nology, where he is now doing
graduate work in metallurgy.
Suffer- Redsecker
Mr.. and Mrs. William M.
suter Of Chevy Chase announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter Dorothy Ann to Mr.. James
s. Redsecker Of Baltimore.
Miss Suter is q graduate Of
Temple Business College OF
Washington. Her fiance Is In
the Coast Guard.
Bell Robinson
Col. and Mrs. Charlie II. Bell
Of Sampson Air Force Base.
N. Y, announce the engagement
of their daughter Sheila Jean
to Corpl. Allan K. Robinson. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin A. Rob-
inson Of Falls Church. The we'd
ding will take place in August.
Miss Bell is graduate Of
Madison College In Harrison
burg, Va. Her flance Is now
assigned with the Army engi-
neers at Fort Leonard Wood. Mo.
Skroeh- Groeon
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Skroch
announce the engagement OF
their daughter Mary Margaret
to Mr.. Stanley j. Grogan. jr., son
of Col. and Mrs. Grogap OF
Washington. The wedding win
take place on September 20.
The bride-elect attended Eau
Claire State College. in Eau
Clare. wis.,. and currently is
serving as q stewardess with
Eastern Airlines. MIR. Grogan is
. graduate of American Univer-
sity, where he Is now completing
graduate work.
Foss-Anthony
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Foss Of
Milton. Mass. announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter Con-
stance to Mr.. Edward Lowell An
haacny II. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
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Evening star., 1954-12-09
Advance
OfWonen
Is sUrged

Miss Marguerite Rawalt,
president of the National Fed
Grafton of Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Clubs, ap-
pealed to trade association
executives yesterday to set an
example to employers every
where by promoting the ad-
vancement Of women in busi-
ness.
"All of you are dedicated to
the problem of supporting and
increasing American busi-
ness" she said. "If you set
the pace for advancing women
In jobs and salaries you will
help to raise the national
economy.
IF you do this" she added,
II promise you that women
will make good. It is up to
you"
Miss RaWalt, who is an at
torney with the Internal Rev.
enue Service. spoke at a La
dies Day luncheon Of the
Washington Trade Associa-
ton Executives held at the
Mayfiower Hotel.
The BPW president quoted
from federation studies show
ing that women work to sup
port themselves and others
rather than for luxuries.
Because of their wages,
more homes have been pur-
chased, the standard Of living
advanced, and more young
people have been sent to COL
lege," she pointed out.
Although women have made
great gains in recent years,
she said, there are still two
more rivers to cross-that of
equal pay for comparable work
and the chance to move into
executive positions on the
same basis as men"
Gains made up to the pres
ent time, however, had been
made possible with the aid
and cooperation of American
men. she added.
Some one has said that a
woman's world always has a
man in it. so do not fear that
we are trying to build a ma
triarchy," she commented.
'We want a world where men
and women walk shoulder to
shoulder up the highway to
better living, better opportu-
mites and greater usefulness.
And / believe that is the kind
of world that American men
want"
Yesterdays program also
included a talk by Mrs. Emily
Taft Douglas, wife of Sena-
tor Paul Douglas of Illinois,
whose subject was Ethics in
Government"
Evening star., 1954-12-09
Kurstins Slate
Dinner Porty

DR.. William Kurstin, presi-
dent Of the District Diabetic
Association, and Mrs. Kurstin
will entertain at an 8 o'clock
dinner tomorrow evening In
the Blue Room of the Shore
ham Hotel.
Among their guests will be
DR.. and Mrs. Maurice Protas,
DR.. and Mrs. Allan B. Cole
man, DR.. and Mrs. Jack Wein-
stein, DR.. and Mrs. Norman
Isaacson, DR.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Stoller. DR.. and Mrs.
Frederick Brandt, DR.. and Mrs.
Gene Gladsden. DR.. and Mrs.
Harold Sterling. DR.. and Mrs.
Albert Winer, DR.. and Mrs.
Isadore Shuman, DR.. and Mrs.
Morris Krukoff and DR.. and
Mrs. George Tievsky.
Evening star., 1954-12-09
AAUW Announces
= New Chuirnen

DR.. Mary Bradshaw has
been appointed international
relations chairman of the
Washington branch. Ameri-
can Association of University
Women. according to an an
nouncement by DR.. Katherine
A. Frederic, branch president.
DR.. Bradshaw is associate
dean of the graduate school
of American University and a
professor in it's international
relations department.
DR.. Frederic also announced
the appointment of DR.. Sadie
M. Yancey, dean of women at
Howard University, as vice
chairman of the Status Of
Women Committee.
Action on Behalf of Edu-
cation is the theme of the
branch program this year.
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Continued From Page B-3.)

Continued From Page B-3)
sively to Christmas mantel
decorations.
This display is near the
exhibit of Christmas tables
from other lands decorated by
the embassies of several for
eign countries.
Special exhibits include
"Winter Birds in Your Gar
den," staged by the District
Audubon Society to show birds
found in this area, with shrub
berry they are attracted to.
Across from this is a conser-
vation exhibit in which wood
land plants that are becoming
so rare in this area they should
never be picked are identified
with red labels. Green labels
identify others in more plenti-
full supply.
The show will be open to the
public without charge today
through Sunday. Today and
tomorrow the hours are from
10 am. to 4::30 pm; OH Satur-
day, from 8 am. to 4:30 pm,
and on Sunday from 2 pm. to
6 pm.
Evening star., 1954-12-09
Goth Anniversary Celebration Set

The Army and Navy Chap
ter. OAR, win celebrate its
60th anniversary with a re-
ception tomorrow at $50
o'clock in the District Chapter
House.
In the receiving line will be
Mrs. John w. Du Bose, chapter
Evening star., 1954-12-09
Student Party

Prof. Alan T. Deibert of the
Romance Languages Depart
ment and the Faculty Women's
Club Of the George Washing
ton University will honor the
foreign students of the uni
versity at an international
Christmas party at 3 o'clock
tomorrow in the Lower Lisner
Lobby, 730 Twenty-first street
NV. Mrs. Robert w. Bolwell
will be hostess.
Evening star., 1954-12-09

candles and cake, we would like to salute the Boy
Scouts of America for the fine work they are doing
here and throughout our country-in guiding and
training our youth to become loyal, faithful and
useful citizens and the leaders of tomorrow.
This world Of would be better place in which to
twelve parts of the Scout Law