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Billy Graham

April 26 1854
MIR. Andrew F. Fruehauf, C.S.
Hotel Statler
Detroit 81, Michigan
Dear MIR. Fruehauf;
Under separate cover am forwarding to you a com
plimentary copy of my book peace With God" pub
lished by Doubleday.
This book literally written our knees with
prayer that God would it to challenge Thousands
throughout America hope will read il carefully and
give me your comments.
Cordially
(signed) Billy Graham
BC.h
Sep
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Fear No EriI
By ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
IT PAYS TO TRUST IN GOD

IhTIsf jesus SAID, Fear not lille fIock.
Mrs. Eddy says Eternal Truth changing the uniyer,eu
II is not surprising in this age TO find that day by ds,
prayerfvy studies Gods word in the Bible with M.
Christian Science Textbook that II pays TO trust in God
pays offs in spiritual dividends, which meet every hv
need u gives strength TO actually begin kno.
Spirit is the real and matter is the unreal" And as w
learn TO demonstrate in the reality OF SPIRIT
and the unresty Of material things. under way
scientifically follow in the footsteps Of ovr dear Master
Christ Jesus"
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AN ALARM IS SOUNDED
BY Stafford Derby

SEDUCTION OF THE INNOCENT, by Frederic Wsrthsm.
New York. Rinshsri o Company. Inc. 397 pp $4)
IN oil OF The grave national about the juvenile
delinquent there have been many approaches 10 the kew
problem OF determining the factors which produce children
In trouble Social workers. hsrdhssdsd Iswenforesmsnt
officials, medical authorities psyehlaiss and educator,
have bent their skIs toward The vnesrhns Of densbe
causes
See From The Bookshelf-PaRe
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ention-Friends Of Negro College
Fund Drive! Also N.A.A.C.P.

TESTIMONIAL RE GODS SCIENTIFIC,
INFALLIBLE!!!- TRIUMPHAN EDUCATIONAL
AND RELIGIOUS GUIDANCE
FROM CHILDHOOD TO MANHOOD
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HOME AND SUNDAY SCHOOL,
PROTECTED VS.. CHILDHOOD INHARMONIES!"
GODS CHRIST SCIENCE IN COLLEGE,
"PLENTY OF TIME TO TAKE A FULL STUDY
LOAD, EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES"
"CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION
AT MY UNIVERSITY"l
GRADUATED AHEAD OF SCHEDULE
WITH HONORS 4. ~ "HAPPY IN FREEDOM FROM
See Happy Civing-Page7
EDITORS NOTE: The Detroit Tribune Presents:
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Attention: Democrats, Labor Leaders,
Labor Broadeasters, and All Lovers
OF America!!!
Secretary Wilson S Year of Trial

By Beverly Smith, Washington Editor Of The
Saturday Evening Post
The Detroit Tribune would if it could urge the entire
country to read this lengthy, graphical STORY of
wonderful American. Mr. Beverly Smith makes out quite
powerful that PRESIDENT EISENHOWER AND
Mr.. c. E. WILSON ARE THE TOP AMERICANS OF
See Democrats, Labor Leaders-Page
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Madam Chang Kai-Shek in
California for Medical Treatment!

GODS CHRIST SCIENCE COMFORTER" MIRACLE
MESSIAH THE ANSWER TO THE ysE-L-i.E.F
False) OF DISEASE OF THE EUROPEAN RELIGIONS!
THE DEVILISH ILLUSIONS AND DELUSIONS OF
MEDICINE, SURGERY. AND PSYCHIATRY, AND
OTHER HEALING METHODS VOID OF CHRIST
SCIENCE MESSIAH PRAYERS! ASIATIC
PHILOSOPHIC BONDAGE TO THE DEVILi
ANIMAL TISMi-MATERIALISM!-
SPIRITUAL NAKEDNESS OF EDUCATION -
PUBLIC, PAROCHIAL, AND PRIVATE - AND So
CALLED NATURAL SCIENCE NATURALLY. A
PRISONER OF THE DEVIL!-THE MORTAL
CARNAL SO-CALLED MND'
GOD is SPIRIT, MIND, SOUL-
AND GOD is INFINITE!" (S&H) HENCE,
THERE is NONE ELSE BESIDES HIM.!
GODS SPIRITUAL MAN - NOT AN ADAM OR
AN EVE-BUT GODS INCORPOREAL (BodyIess)
IMAGE AND LIKENESS! - REFLECTS GOD
THE PARENT MIND! AS PER JESUS:
81 CAN OF MINE OWN SELF DO NOTHING;
1T is THE FATHER WITHIN ME WHO DOETH
THE WORKS.!
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From the Bookshelf

tThs following articles reprinted from the Christian
Science Moniiorl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-05-08

You in your Godgiven right place! San Francisco
has Christian Science Sanorum maintained under the
loving and wise supervision of The Mother Church, The
First Church of Christ Scientist, in Boston, Massachu
setts-Cods to obsolete spiritually naked and
bankrupt Rome and Jerusalem!!-
See Madam Chang Ka Shek-Page7
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Gods Christ Science Universal Messiah World Heont


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HAPPY LIVING
, 1954-12-08
Pope Pious XII Leaves
Sickbed for Short
Period Yesterday
Lobby Of Alexander
Thedtre GuillY
Decorated for Xmas

Among the several places Pope Pious XII, once again
that are decorating for the surprised the world when he
Christmas holidays IS the new left his sickbed and walked
Alexander Theatre which has around the room for abort fiji
ian array Of electricaly-light teen minutes to demonstrate
ed-up decorations, in addition recovery from the severe gas
to the huge posters which the trio attack which he suffered
management use to greet its last week Thursday.
patrons and the community, Almost everyone thought
and offer its best wishes for the chances Of the Pontiff
1855. to survive, slim His recovery
These decorations are CON has been described as q mir
centrated for the most part IN aele Of the Marian Year
, 1954-12-08
Firm Pldns to Build
Home Development
ia ST. Thos.. ST. Croix

The Caribbean Engineering
Corporation which has recent
" applied for tax exemption
in st Thomas is now negotiat-
ing to purchase land in the
vicinity Of Sugar Estate to
construct fifty or sixty homes
valued at about $4,000 each
resale, it was learned.
The firm, whose incorpora-
tors include Robert Newffn,
Dmitri Starrosselsky & David
Mas, has option to buy IS
acres Of land southeast Of Rich
mond penitentiary and %
acres near the Alexander Ha-
milton Airport, for the con-
struction Of. more than 100
valued at less than
81, 900. Both tracts Of land are
CONTINUED on page Al
, 1954-12-08
Senator Nc Curthy
Bitterly Criticizes
Eisenhower

Senator Joseph Nc earthly
yesterday launched a bitter
attack on President Eisenhow
er, which embarrassed even
those who refused to vote to
censure" him recently.
He accused the President Of
being soft towards commune
lists and also apologized to the.
American people for what he
called, his unintentional de-
ception in campaign promises
that the election of Eisenhow
er would assure q vigorous
forceful fight against Com
munists IN government.
, 1954-12-08
the lobby Of the Theatre.
Dr.. Pico Decries P. r.
Slu1n Areds; Asks for
Integral Plonning

DR.. Rafael Pico, President
Of the Puerto Rican Planning
Board told the fifth Inter
American Congress Of Munich
palities today that more than
Is per cent of Puerto Rico's
urban residents live il slum
areas under abject conditions.
Such conditions, Dr.. Pico
said, are due to the overcrowd
ing which worsens the social
problems affecting large por-
tions of Americas urban popu
lations.
Stun clearance requires So
cial surgery, Or. Pico said. He
reported that at present ~
slum clearance and new Urban
developments are under way
in Puerto Rico. Up to Febru-
airy, 5,O47 families Of a total Of
1884 had been moved to new
developments, and that other
were expected to We relocated
BY 1856.
Dr.. Pico said that to achieve
effectiveness planning must
be integral, both national and
local, and not limited to urban
scope.
, 1954-12-08

4AHAGSO 4AA0AA3A1 NJ
Public for Support
The Ladies Of the Christian
sted Hospital Auxiliary were
highly gratified at the res
ponse from those who were
asked to give cakes and other
saleable articles for the re-
cent Rummage Sale. The sale
was q great success, according
to a release received.
The release states. For the
benefit of those who do not
know just what the Hospital
Auxiliary is we will tell you
that its primary function was
originally to take care Of the
necessities and some luxuries
for the children's ward. The
ladies meet one afternoon
each month and sew garments
for the children's and infants
Wards.
The old hospital was given,
among other things, an cleo
trio refrigerator and an cleo
tric stove. The new hospital
has been completely outfitted
with bedspreads and various
other items too numerous to
mention here. The funds rais-
ed BY the Annual Rummage
sale go towards the purchase
Of articles like the above-men-
tened and for materials for
garments to be sewn"
Among the members are:
Mrs Ruth Gregory, Miss Flora
Blanchette, Mrs. r. Norman
5Skeoch, Mrs. Herbert Grigg,
Mrs. Eloise Moore, Mrs. Pearl
Thomas. Mrs. Alatha Williams
Mrs. Vivian Solomon, Mrs.
Annie de Chabert and Mrs.
Anna Brodhurst.
.65th Regiment, entered the
Ns
, 1954-12-08

.65th Regiment, entered the
Army ia January 1858 and ar
rived in Korea in September
Of the same year.
, 1954-12-08

The new policy is a depart
ure from previous practice,
which limited contacts to Of
ficial business only. It was all
believed to be one Of the re-
commentators of Mr.. Bob
len during his discussions in
Washington with the Presi-
dent and Mr.. Dulles.
The new approach is said to
be in line with President Els
attitude toward the
Russians to talk privately with
Soviet leaders,
!. The Ambassador departed
today BY plane for Moscow.
, 1954-12-08
Cpl Jerome Isouc
Korea for
Return to u. S.

Korea : Army Cpl. Jerome.
Isaac, "a, son of Mrs. Rachael
Edwards, is a member Of the
3rd Infantry Division, which
is leaving Korea for the u. s..
The Rock Of the Marnea
division is scheduled to be as
signed to Fort Benning, Ga.
Corporal Isaac, q rifleman
in Company Z Of the division 5
, 1954-12-08
III. S. Ambassador
10 Moscow Urged TO
Develop Friendships

Charles =. Bohlen, United
States ambassador to Moscow
has been instructed to develop
and encourage informal CON
facts with high Soviet officials
henceforth, according to an
announcement by Secretary
Of State John Foster Dulles.
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A. Seaton, Assistant Secretary
Of State and Mrs. Carl Nc
Cardle. Senator and Mrs. Will
liam Fulbright. Senator and Mrs
Herbert Lehman. Senator and
Mrs. A. S. Monroney. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Stanley. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Murphy and Col. and
Mrs. George Gordon Moore, jr.
Many parties preceded the
ballet, among them a cocktail
party and buffet supper given by
former Ambassador and Mrs.
Myron Cowen.
On the Governs guest list were
the Peruvian Ambassador and
Sonora de Berckemeyer. the Ar
gentine Ambassador and Sonora
de Paz. Representative and Mrs.
Clark Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherlock Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jouett Shouse, and Mr.. and Mrs.
James L. Houghteling.
Other preballet dinner hosts
were Mrs. Rifat Tirana, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Burling, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Friendly. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Cox. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Pomeroy Hendrick. Mr..
and Mrs. Andre Visson. and Mr..
and Mrs. Drew Pearson.
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Mrs. Coolidge
Holds Meetino

Members of the ticket COM
mittee for the second annual
Eastern Colleges Sprint Regatta
met yesterday at the home of
Mrs. Harold Coolidge to map out
their plans.
The regatta. which will be
rowed on the Potomac at Hams
Point. is sponsored by the WASH
ington Rowing Association,
formed by the local alumni
groups Of rowing colleges. The
event will take place May Is.
Mr.. Charles Concannon is
chairman Of the ticket sales
committee. The ladies of the
ticket committee include Mrs.
Coolidge, Mrs. Albert Dewey.
Mrs. Edwin Graves, Mrs. Gerard
Lambert and Mrs. Stanley Reed.
Box seats will be reserved for
the alumni groups Of the COM
peting colleges. However, .sev-
eral thousand bleacher seats will
be offered for sale prior to the
race and general admission tick
cts will be sold at the gate the
day Of the race.
Schools competing in the re-
gatta are Boston University, CO.
lumbia. Cornell, Dartmouth,
Harvard, NIT, Navy. Pennsyl-
vania, Princeton, Rutgers. SYRIA
cuse. Wisconsin and Yale.
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Diplomatic


Sonora de Moya, wife Of the
Dominican Ambassador. was
hostess to a company of 10 at
luncheon yesterday entertain
ing in the 1925 F. Street Club
Her guests were predominately
women news writer's and her
daughter. Mrs. Herbert stephan.
who arrived the day before from
the Dominican Republic. assisted
her. She will be at the Embassy
for several weeks or until her
husband comes to accompany
her home.
Sonora de Moya. in a very
becoming black rrock with Peter
Pan collar and black-and-whi
bow tie. greeted her guests and
introduced her daughter. In the
drawing room Of the club. Here
she had bowls Of jonquils and
forsythia with similar clusters
on the long table in the dining
room. The hostess is fair of skin
with black hair and eyes, speaks
beautiful English and Is very
charming. The daughter. too, is
fair skinned with black hair and
eyes, and very like her mother.
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Southern Cross
Club toHoId
Square Dance

The Southern Cross Club will
hold a square dance on March
20 at the Women'S Club of Be-
theSda at 8 pm.
This organization, formerly
known as the Billy Tea Club, is
composed Of Australians, New
Zealanders and Americans who
have lived or had an interest
in these two countries across the
Pacific.
- The Australian Ambassador
Sir Percy and Lady Spender,
New Zealand Ambassador and
Mrs. Leslie Knox Munro, and
the former United States Minis
ter to Australia and Mrs. Nelson
T. johnson have acted as pa
irons for the club.
This year the president of the
club is an American, Mrs. James
<. Brown, who was in Australia
with the United States Infor-
nation Service. The clubs Sec
rotary is Mrs. M. r. Coombs,
from whom tickets for the square
dance can be purchased. Her
address is HOS Kennedy street,
Falls Church, or telephone JEFF
ferson 4-3309.
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Engagements Announced

ington University, Miss Daggit il
now stationed at Pepperrell Air
Force Base. st. Johns New
foundland. as a first lieutenant
in the WAF. Capt. Haynes was
graduated from the University
of Tennessee and is now sta.
toned at Andrews Air Force
Base as a pilot in the M. A. T. 8.
Hompson- Wosel
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Hamp-
son announce the engagement Of
their daughter Agnes Patricia to
Mr.. Robert Anthony wasel. SON
of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony J.
Wasel Of Boston. Mass.
The bride-elect is q graduate
of st. Cecilia's Academy and Inn
maculata Junior College. She
received her B. A. from the
Catholic University Of America.
Mr.. Wasel was graduated from
the Massachusetts, Institute Of
Technology.
Hoffecker- Cone
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Hoffecker
announce the engagement Of
their daughter Jacqueline Lee to
Mr.. Jay c. Cone, son Of Mrs.
Frank Baylis and the late Mr..
Dorasters Leete Cone. Both the
bride-elect and her fiance are
graduates of American Univer-
sity. Mr.. Cone is now serving with
the United States Army.
Corstens- Estes
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Car
stems Of College Park. Nd, an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter Joan Margaret to MIR.
Robert L. Estes, son of Mr., and
Mrs. Leland Estes Of Dearborn.
Mich. Mr.. Estes is now serving
with the United States Navy.
Dixon FouIds
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Parks
Dixon, ST., Of Silver Spring an
ncunce the engagement Of their
daughter Jean Elizabeth to Mr..
Thomas John Faulds, son Of Mr..
and Mrs Clarence E. Faulds Of
Columbus. Ohio. Mr.. Faulds ts
now with the U. s. Navy. He
attended Ohio State University.
Heckmonn-D Young
The Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Heck.
mann of Waco. Texas announce
the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Doris to S/Sergt. Kenneth P.
De Young. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John F. De Young of Washing
ton. Sergt. De Young is stationed
at James Connally Air Force
Base in Waco.
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Society News
Reception Honors
Greek Official
Military Attoche and Wife Hosts;
Admiral, Mrs. Ninnitz Entertained

Mrs. Harold Stevens, Secretary
Of the Air Force and Mrs. Talbot
and Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs. Anderson were others ac-
cepting the invitation Of Gen.
and Nine. Pallis.
Stondine Group Invited
The Director Of the Standing
Group of the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization and Mrs.
Barry were there and others Of
that group were the United
States representative and Mrs. j.
Lawton Collins. and the Belgian
member and Nine. Bigwood.
Porty for Nimltzes
Fleet Admiral and Mrs. Ches-
ter w. Nimitz arrived yesterday
from their home on the Pacific
Coast and are guests of Col. and
Mrs. Curt C. Schiffeler until to-
morrow. Admiral and Mrs.
Nimitz are staying in town at
the Lee House rather than with
the Schiffelers at Apple Hill,
their home in Maryland.
Chief of Naval Operations and
Mrs. Robert B. Carney were the
ranking guests at dinner last
evening of Col. and Mrs. Schif-
feler who entertained at the Sui
grave Club in honor of the
visitors. Others at the dinner
were Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone.
Vice Admiral and Mrs. Emory
Scott Land. former Assistant
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
John T. Koehler and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bittenger.
Mrs. Rodford Hostess
Mrs. Arthur L. Radford was
hostess at luncheon today in
honor Of Mrs. Nimitz and this
evening Admiral and Mrs. MINI
itz will be entertained at dinner
by the Schiffelers at Apple Hill.
Admiral and Mrs. Nimitz will
leave tomorrow afternoon for
Norfolk where they will visit
their son-in-law and daughter.
Capt. and Mrs. John Lay. who
will give a dinner that evening.
The dinner party will celebrate
the 18th birthday anniversary
Of John Nimitz, jr.. son of Capt.
and Mrs. NimitZ.
Going TO England
Following their visit in Nor
folk, Admiral and Mrs. Nimitz
will sail for England to visit
their son and daughter-in-law,
Capt. Chester Nimitz, jr., who is
Naval Attache of the United
States Embassy, and Mrs. MINI
itz. The travellers will visit in
England for six months and in
the fall will come back to this
country and go to Wellheet on
Cape Cod. There they will be
with Mrs. Nimitz' sister. Miss
Elizabeth Freeman in their fam
lily home before returning to
California.
Col. Schiffeler will be host at
a stag luncheon tomorrow enter
tanning Admiral Nimitz at the
Metropolitan Club.
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Miss FIedderus
ISaBetrothed

Mr.. and Mrs. John Fledderus
Of Setauket. Long Island, N. Y,
announce the engagement of
their daughter Elisabeth H. to
Mr.. David Gray Falconer, son Of
DR.. and Mrs. Richard Craig
Falconer of Lexington. KY.
Miss Fledderus has gone to
school in Zeist, the Netherlands,
and has been a secretary at the
Netherlands Embassy since 1850.
Mr.. Falconer is an engineer and
is connected with the National
Scientific Laboratory.
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Brown OOkes
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Willis
Brown Of Chevy Chase announce
the. engagement Of their daugh-
ter Lois Merritt to Mr.. j. Barry
Cakes Of Silver Spring. He is
the son of Mrs. Leonard Ber-
trand Cakes Of Lyndonville, N
Y. and the late Mr.. Cakes. The
wedding will take place in the
early summer.
The bride-elect Is q graduate
Of Goucher College. Her father
Is Chief Examiner at the Civil
Aeronautics Board. Mr.. Cakes
was graduated from Rensselaer,
Polytechnic Institute and re-
ceived his masters degree from
the University Of Michigan.
Burk- Redd
DR.. and Mrs. Dean Burk an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter Diana to Mr.. John
Redd VI. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Redd v. The BRIDE
elect is attending George Wash
ington University and Mr.. Redd
Is attending Princeton Univer-
sity.
Rogers NiefeId -
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Rog-
ers Of Takoma Park. Md, an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter Katharine 10 Ann to
Mr.. Herbert Niefeld, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Niefeld Of
Washington. The wedding will
take place in April.
Lemon Reed
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Bernhard
Lemon Of Glen Ellyn, Ill.,, for
merly Of Washington. announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter Joan Grace to Mr.. Robert
Reed Of Connellsville, Pa. A
May wedding is planned.
The bride-elect attended the
Woman's College of the Univer-
sity Of North Carolina in Green's
boro and was graduated from
Northwestern University in
Evanston, III. Mr.. Reed also at
tended Northwestern.
Doeeit- Haynes
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund M.
Daggit of Alexandria announce
the engagement of Miss Eliza
beth M. Daggit. daughter of Mr..
Daggit and the late Esther O.
Daggit, to Capt. William Pom
dexter Haynes, U. S. A. F., son
of Mrs. Anna Mai Leigh Haynes
and the late DR.. Pugh Haynes of
Woodlawn, Tenn. The wedding
is planned for June.
A graduate of George Wash
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CAPABILITIES Attend Ballet

Both ofiicial and residential
Washington society turned out
last night for the gala Interna-
tional Student House benefit per-
Torrance Of the Ballots de Paris.
The Ambassador of France and
Nine. Bonnet arrived with a
large number Of guests, among
them the Ambassador of Great
Britain and Lady Makins and
Count Jean de la Granville.
Following the performance, the
Ambassador and Nine. Bonnet
invited a group of their friends
in for supper party to meet
the members of the corps de
ballet.
Others who attended the bene-
fit performance were the Secre-
tary of Welfare Mrs. Oveta Culp
Hobby. Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs. Charles Thomas, Assistant
Secretary Of Defense and Mrs. H.
Strive HenSel, Assistant Secre-
tary Of Defense and Mrs. Fred
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d Mr.. Charles d. Mahaffie, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Redmond
Farrar Of Riverside, Conn, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Judith Ann to Mr..
Charles Delahunt Mahafie, jr.,
son of Commissioner Mahaffie of
the Interstate Commerce Com
mission and Mrs. Mahaffie.
Miss Farrar was graduated
from Greenwich Academy in
Greenwich. Conn, and is an
alumna of Mount Holyoke Col
lege,
Mr.. Mahaffie is a graduate OF
Landon School and of Amherst
College. He is attending the
Harvard Law School.
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LEGATION Dinner

Luxembourg Minister and
Nine. LeGallais were hosts at
dinner last evening entertaining
in honor Of the dean Of the corps
Norwegian Ambassador and Mrs.
Munthe de Morgenstierne. The
company numbered Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-16

The Greek Minister Of De-
tense and Nine. Kanellopoulos
were the honor guests at a re-
ception early last evening Of
the Military Attache Of the
Greek Embassy and Nine. Pallis.
The party was given in the
home of the hosts at 1912 Lowell
street where they recently moved.
Gen. and Nine. Pallis re-
ceived their several hundred
guests presenting them to the
Defense Minister and Nine.
Kanellopoulos who have been
extensively entertained during
their visit in this country. Ital-
ian Ambassador and Signora
Tarchiani were among the call
ers and others from embassy
row were Yugoslav Ambassador
and Mime. Popovic who were
there saying more farewellS be-
fore they leave for their home
land. Others in the company
included Greek Ambassador
Athanase Politis who is a mem
Der of the visiting officials
party while he is in this coun-
try.
Joint Chiefs Included
The Chairman of the Joint
Chiefs Of Staff and Mrs. Arthur
Radford. with the Chief of Army
Staff and Mrs. Matthew Ridg-
way, Chief of Naval Operations
and Mrs. Robert B. Carney and
the Chief Of Staff of the Air
Force and Mrs. Nathan c. Twin
ing were all among the numbers
Of top-ranking officers Of the
Armed Services expected yester-
day.
The Secretary of the Army and
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-12-11

THE MEDIUM through
which to work to best help
people was also a serious sub
ject with Roland Hayes. He
decided his best medium was
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