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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
JOBS OPEN

A critical need for stenographers
and typists exists at Wright-Patter-
son Air Force Base near Dayton.
A representative of the Air
Force viii interview, test and select
qualified personnel at the Ohio
State Employment Service, 100 E.
North ST., Fostoria and 403 Crog-
han t., Fremont, from 8 am. to 4
pm. on June 7, 8 and 9.
Positions of this type pay a be.
ginning salary of $2,750 per year
($105.77 -bi-weekly) to $2,950 $113.
$50 and are open to male and
female personnel.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
Rural Wonlen's News
Al Officers Advisors -
BY RITA cUMMINS


June 7 at LaCarne and June 8
at Rocky Ridge Schools, Ottawa Co.
All officers and advisors will be
trained for their jobs ahead. You'll
certainly not want to miss these
meetings. We have a movie and AL
Genres Asst State All Leader
booked.
Camp
The trek of Alters to Kelly's
Island starts this next weekend
June 10, IL, IL. Nine outstanding
Alters will attend the Councillors
Training Camp. Eleven other coun
ties in this area will be represent
ed at camp that weekend. Our
county list of delegates isn't nom
plete yet but those who have said
they will go so far are Ann Brow.
der, Nancy Lezotte, Irene Flury
Jack Quisno and Hermane Lau.
5-H-
Anyone interested and eligible
for membership in the 5=H Club
set June Is aside. Alters = check
your All handbook.
PeeIing Tomatoes
To peel a tomato easily Wher
only one or two are going to be
used, rotate the tomato on the enc
of fork over flame until the
skin wrinkles slightly. The pee
then comes off quick and easy.
a Trip
Home Councillors and Alumnat
Home Councillors Would you ike
to get away from it all just fol
two days? The Ohio Home Demon
Stration meeting will be very in
formative as we'll.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
ATEHOUSE CORRIDOR GOSSIP

STATEHOUSE CORRIDOR GOSSIP
has Rep. Jack Chester (R., Frankin) running for
the COP. nomination for lieutenant governor next
year other names being mentioned are Sen. Ray
Hidebrand (e, Lucas) and Sen Lowell Fess (R,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03

WHILE National Democratic
Chairman Paul Butler was chas-
tiSing Governor Lausche in
Cleveland, Senator Estes Kefau.
yer was hitting the COP as
a war party" at a Jackson Day
dinner in Columbiana. 1T was
a big weekend for the Demo
Gratis.
H.B. 802, sponsored by Elton
KiIe (R., Madison), rapidly is
becoming one Of the sessions
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03

THE point system plan for
drivers, already approved in the
House, is headed for stormy
time in the Senate.
NORTHEAST Ohio county
chairmen will hold another
pow-wow at Ravenna on June
7. with John Crowley. presi-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
CONGRESSMAN JOHN HENDERSON

CONGRESSMAN JOHN HENDERSON
visited the House the other day. he a member
two before going to congress last year .and had
a chatty exchange of experiences with Rep Ed Rowe
R., Canton) former congressman now serving his
first term in the state legislature.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03

dent Of the organization, the
host.
OBSERVERS say that Auditor
James Rhodes 1854 report on
Turnpike Commission affairs is
loaded with dynamite. it's due
for release any day. :.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03

THE OHIO WATERFOWL ASSOCIATION

has given up trying to get Senate Bill 355 passed
the measure, for thing, would allow feeding of
ducks in Lake Erie marshes. Sen Oakley Collins (R.,
Lawrence County, sponsored the bill.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
One Man c Of c

From p c TO Canada
A couple of Canadian brides are
going to be getting gifts whose
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03

most controversial issues. IL
proposes TO prohibit poiitica!
contributions by labor unions.
but says nothing about corpora.
tions.
BIGGEST headache for the
majority party is to find funds
for the proposed $3.50 million
capital improvements bond issue
and still stay within the boun-
daries of an announced no-new-
taxes policy.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
The JEWEL
BOX
BY JUEL REED COVER

wrappings are beautifully adorned
with miniature bridal bouquets =
made in Port Clinton.
Mrs. Dorothy Druyor, Erie Gar
dens, who has marvellous knack
for gift wrappings and for party
decorations, makes the beautiful
little bouquets from fern, tiny
artificial flowers, lace doilieS and
ribbon streamers, to adorn shower
and wedding gifts. One was a pack
age at recent shower for bride
Pat Sullivan. And Pats grand
mother, here from Toronto,
promptly ordered some of the bou.
quets to take back to Canada.
Our Hats off
A. Roberts Dykeman, wlo used
to be advertising manager for The
News, before he did what most
newspaper people vow they will
but never get around to doing -
devote full time to writing = has
dandy article printed in the May
issue of Writer'S Digest.
He called it ''The Bottom Of The
Ladder, and its a rib-tickler about
Life With The Rejection Slips, q
situation that every beginning au
thor goes through. Dykes had two
previous articles printed, one in
Mans Life" and an article in Zone
Thousand Jokes" 1t looks like the
ice is broken for steady selling
and it couldn't happen to a nicer
guy.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
lis A Good Question

Harvey Battrell, EOD public in
formation head comes up with a
$64 question.
What method does Port Clinton
have to give the community tor
nado warning?
Radio stations in adjacent COM
munities are fine-but everybody
isn't listening to the radio. The
storm warning flag in waterworks
park is fine for boats, and those
who happen to see it.
It's a good question for Council
to kick around, seems to us. A
particular signal on the fire whistle
or the air raid sirens might be an
answer, says one suggestion. But
with EOD'S radar equipment pro-
viding information that could be
easily available, seems to us we're
missing a bet if we don't have
some definite plan of warning, If
one of these storms really prepares
to hit.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
He'd Turn Over

Shades of Alexander Graham
Bell You can get telephones in
garnet red, turquoise, beige, jade
green, dawn gray and classic ivory
the phone itself, that is, not
the plastic cover that goes over
the instrument. Yep, that's what
the Northern Ohio Telephone re-
veals in a news release, which says
the local office is displaying two
tone colored telephones, to blend
with the decorating scheme in any
home.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-06-03
(HlE EARINGS


the Petersens' new motel at Ca
tawba-"O "Orchardside"? Louie
Warner saw woman, caught in
last Tuesdays flood, carefully re-
move her shoes before she crossed
Madison at Second, and continue
on down the street carrying them
:. Former Gypsum school teacher
Vorys Collier is doing well at Oak
Ridge, and he'd be tickled to know
how many former pupils spoke of
him as school ended for the year
Special note to the guys on
Catawba Marine Sales bowling
team: Thanks to fine bunch of
guys! 11-year-old Carol Moore,
daughter of Mrs. Mildred Moore
of SO w. Loop, wrote an exception
ally good poem entitled schools
OUT, and we only wish space
would enable us to print it @.
She shows real talent E. Walnut
SITS Sissy Brown is a good example
of our belief that little blonde
girl with both front teeth missing
is about the cutest thing there is
That and a freckle-faced red
headed boy Wish we'd had a
camera along the other night when
we ran into Carl and Mary LaValle
and II neighborhood youngsters
they'd taken out for a show and
ice cream! Don't know who
was having the most fun D..
One Man c of c
John Haggerty, who lives in Port
Clinton and works at Rossford,
took vacation from his job re-
Gently. All his co-workers were
asking where he'd go for the -loli-
day, New York, Florida, or where.
"GO?" said John in honest
amazement. "Why should go away
from the place that everybody else
is coming to?"
And if that isn't a good slogan
for Vacationland and the C. of c.,
We'll Subside.
From p c TO Canada
A couple of Canadian brides are
, 1955-10-10
Department Of Educd.
Announces Stdrt Of
Adult Glasses

The Department Of Educa-
ton announces that Adult
Classes for Sewing and other
Home Economics courses be-
gan on October 3rd at 600
pm, in the Christiansted
High School and at the same
time, on October at the Fred
eriksted Junior High school.
Mrs. Amy Mackay is the in
structor.
Glasses will be held in Chris
tiansted on Monday, Wednes
day and Friday night, one
group from 600 to 800 o'clock
and another from 300 to lO:OO
o'clock on Tuesdays & Thurs
days. All persons who regis
tered before and others inter
ested are requested to be pre-
sent at the time and places
stated above. The attendance
was poor last week and hope
has been expressed that more
CONTINUED on page q
, 1955-10-10

DR.. Eilif ". Miller, world
authority on soils and plant
nutrition, will be in charge
of a broad new study pro
gram in those countries in
which DIN Mathieson con-
duets business, according to
George E. Vreeland, general
manager Of the Chemicals In
t~ernational Division Of Olin
Mathieson.
Mr.. Vreeland announced APP
pointment Of DR.. Miller, for
mer associate professor Of
agronOmy applied SOIL and
plant science at the Univer-
sity Of North Carolina, as
chief agriculturist Of the divi-
sion.
DIN Mathieson is a leading
u. S. manufacturer whose
products include fertilizers,
pesticides, and other agricul-
tural chemicals. It currently
, 1955-10-10

= ZENE 80 8t =
sells these materials in forty
nine countries throughout the
world.
The new program, Mr..
Vreeland said is designed to
help raise farm output by pro
viding the most reliable infor
nation possible on fertilizer
formulas and methods best
suited to local conditions.
, 1955-10-10
OLIN MATHIESON Off. HEADS STUDY
DESIGNED TO INC. WoRLDFoOD OUTPUT

A study of crops, soils and weather-designed to help in
crease agricultural output in the principal farm areas Of the
worId-wiIl be conducted by a newly appointed official Of the
DIN Mathieson Chemical Corporation, it was announced
, 1955-10-10
Kliens Of Jehovdh
Witnesses Get New
Assignment in P. r.

The Watch Tower Society
missionaries Mr.. and Mrs.
Klein expect to leave for Puer
to Rico to take up their new
assignment after attending
the District Assembly in st.
Thomas this month, it was
announced.
The Kleins stated that they
have enjoyed their work in
the Virgin Islands very much
and had the privilege Of start
ing home Bible studies with
many Of the good people here.
The local congregations, he
said, have grown to maturity,
and are now capable to carry
on the work Of the house to
house ministry.
"The need and Importance
of studying the Bible at home
was recently stressed by ].
Edgar Hoover, director Of the
United States Bureau of In
lvestigation, who said To-day
more tina never before, we
need to bring young people
Continued on page a
, 1955-10-10
Ford Foundation
Official Visits CHS.
und is Impressed

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rhemus
CT Portland, Oregon were Wis
itors at the Christiansted
High School, Friday Of this
week. Mr.. Rhemus was for
maEly employed as Principal
Of one of the city schools in
Battle Creek, Michigan. He
was for sixteen years years
Superintendent of Education,
Portland, Oregon. He is now
with the Ford Foundation.
Mr.. Rhemus was quite i'm
pressed with the school Of st.
Croix, and was concerned as
to how the Ford Foundations
$3O0,0O annual grant could
be better utilized here in the
Virgin Islands.
, 1955-10-10
President 10 Fly Eust
in Four Weeks but
Will Wulk to PlGne

President Eisenhower will
probably be able to 60 to his
Gettysburg Farm within four
weeks and then to spend two
months convalencence. It is
not likely that the President
will return to the White
House until near year'send.
He will be able to pay more
attention to his duties at his
farm, however.
The President has made it
known that he has no desire
to be carried into a plane to
go home. He prefers to walk
to the plane.
, 1955-10-10
Pan Am Corries
Relief Packages for
Hurricane Victims
Pan American Always Fri

Pan American Always Fri
day mornings flight south
ward carried several packages
Of food, clothing, household
goods for the victims of the
recent hurricane in Grenada
and Barbados.
The items were contributed
by the people Of St. Croix, in
one instance a store, it was
house MINISTRY.
shoes.
AS in similar cases, Pan
American carried the pack
ages free Of charge.
, 1955-10-10
Viggo Roberts Found
by Pat. Petersen
After Five Dogs

Viggo Roberts, who wa
missing for five days and fiv'
nights following an alterca
cation with his friend, wa
found at the home Of hi
mother on Friday morning
by Motorcycle Patrolmar
Uric Petersen, who had beer
on his trail for several days
Roberts was found to be ;
sick man; and was more il
need of disqualification thar
prosecution. He was there
fore sent for medical atten
ton.
Evening star., 1955-02-08
Officers Wives Clubs
JANCOs Plan Festival Luncheon

Ali work and no play makes
Jack a dull lad. and Jill too, so
,JANGO gals will have fun at a
really super luncheon next
Tuesday at the Army Navy
Country Club, with Mrs. Rob-
ert B. Anderson, wife of the
Deputy Secretary of Defense,
as honor guest.
Opera Star Mildred Miller
who in private life is Mrs.
Wesley posvar, will sing, with
Mr.. Theodore Schaefer, or
ganist of the National Presby-
terian Church, as her accom-
panist.
There will be a showing of
Easter bonnet's from a local
hat shop and summer furs.
JANGO members will be the
models. Mrs. Jeanne Donovan
will do the communicating.
Navy Dentol Corps
Tomorrow at noon the Navy
Dental Wives will meet in the
Commissioned Officers Mess.
Mrs. Francis G. Ulen, presi-
dent, will receive. Mrs. Sam
stone Holmes, program chair
Evening star., 1955-02-08
ENGAGEMENTS Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy M. Young
of Graettinger. Iowa. Miss
Wilson is a graduate of st.
Paul's Academy and is with
the United States Government.
Mr.. Young attended schools
in Iowa and is with, the Ma
tional Institutes of Health.
Hill Duke
Mrs. Hettie Bryant Cox Of
Herndon, Va, announces the
engagement of her daughter,
Miss Era Jean Hill, to MIR John
Martindale Duke. jr., son of
Mrs. Eleanor Starke Barrett of
Arlington and the late 1t. John
Martindale Duke, U. S. N. The
wedding will take place in May.
Miss Hill, also the daughter
of Mr.. Barto Allen Hill of Lit
tie Rock. Ark, attended Mary
Washington College. Mr.. Duke
attended Severn School ano is
a graduate of the Virginia
Episcopal School in Lynch
burg. He is now attending the
United States Coast Guard
Academy in New London, Conn.
Evening star., 1955-02-08

I've ever been to" remarked one
ambassador-was given by the
Vice President at Blair House
on Wednesday for ambassadors
from the countries he is visit
ing on the tour. How all of
those diplomatic limousines
could draw up in front of Blair
House and escape the notice of
some alert reporter is beyond
us. And how did they miss
the sound of a 3-piece musical
ensemble beating away on
Latin-American rhythms?
\
WEATHER JINX-Women's
National Rress Club officers are
beginning to think there's some
relation betDeen the clubs
functions and the aoedther.
When hurricane Hazel howled
into toipn during a luncheon
last tall, it aDGs chGlked up to
coincidence. An inch of snow
GrriUed a tetD hours before a
nlid-JanuGry luncheon, for Am
bGssador Glare Luce, although
1t soon melted and didn't pre-
Uent a record turnout. Still
of their guard. officers Sched-
uled the clubs first breakfast
program for Groundhog Day.
And an early morning snoW
tied up traffic so Effectively
that practically Everybody but
the guest speaker. Senator
Mike Mansfield, shoWed up
any,0here from 30 to so min
uteS late.
PLAY ON WORDS-Former
French Premier Camille Chau-
temps reached for a glass at
an embassy party last week.
He took a sip of the contents,
made face, and looked at his
wife, who asked: "Sherry?"
YES" he answered, "I am al
ways getting sherry when
think it is something else.'
Then looking at Nine. Chau-
temps again, he said: Sherry
cherie-I like cherie, but not
sherry"
X X y X
COMMUNITY SPIRIT
Nine. Ahmed HuSsein, iDife of
the Egyptian Ambassador, Is
playing a busy part in the
community lite OF Washington.
She is a member OF the nom
ems board OF George Wash
ipgton University Hospital and
is entertaining for the board
on February II. On February
% she i1ill giDe a tea at the
embassy for the Cured Cancer
Evening star., 1955-02-08
Diplomatic News
Byroodes
Are Feted
At Dinner

The Secretary OF State and
Mrs. Dulles were the ranking
guests last night at a dinner
given by the Egyptian Ambas-
sador and Nine. Hussein in
honor of the newly appointed
Ambassador to Egypt and Mrs.
Henry Byroade.
Also at the 8 o'clock black
tie party were Representatives
James P. Richards, John M.
Vorys, E. Ross Adair, Omar
Burelson and their wives, as
well as Representative Frances
P. Bolton.
Undersecretary of State and
Mrs. Robert Murphy were
present and other guests in
cluded Gen. r. A. Wheeler of
the World Bank, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kermit Roosevelt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Hardness and
Miss Betty Beale.
Dinner for Korean Visitor
Maj. Gen. Chang Duk
Chang, Vice-Chief of Staff of
the Republic of Korea Air
Force, was the guest of honor
at a dinner given by 1t. Gen.
and Mrs. Samuel E. Anderson.
Among the guests were 1t.
Gen. and Mrs. Frank F. Ever
est, Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Robert
w. Burns, Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Samuel r. Brentlall, Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. D. C. Ogle, Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. James E. Briggs. Mai.
Gen. and Mrs. Haywood S.
Hansell, jr., Mai. Gen. and
Mrs. Thomas B. Mcdonald,
and Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Hun
ter Harris, jr.
Others present included Rear
Admiral and Mrs. H. c. Daniel.
Marine Corps Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. I. A. Workman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Drew from the
State Department, and Brig.
Gems. John j. O'Hara. Stoyt
o. Ross, Raymond j. Reeves
and Harvey T. Alness and their
wives.
De Mellos Entertoin
The retiring Brazilian Air
Attache and Senhora de Mello
gave a dinner for 20 last night
in honor of Gen. and Mrs.
Leigh Wade, who recently
have returned from four years
in Rio where Gen. Wade was
chief Of the United States Air
Force Mission.
Guests included the Brazil
Ian Ambassador and Nine,
Muniz, Gen. and Mrs. Thomas
Wyatt, Senator and Mrs.
George Malone, Capt. and Mrs.
Homer Hudson, DR.. and Mrs.
Robert Moran.
The de Mellos will entertain
again on February 81 at a
farewell cocktail party prior to
their departure on Febru-
ary %.
Evening star., 1955-02-08

Mrs. Grace Perkins of Rock
vile. Md. announces the en-
gagement of her daughter
Peggy to Mr.. Thomas Ewing
Proctor, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elijh T. Proctor of Paducah.
KY. A June edding is
planned.
Miss Perkins is a graduate
OF st. Cecelia's Academy Mr..
Proctor was graduated from
Augusta Tilman in Paducah
and served four years with the
United States Marine Corps.
Colvin Ryder
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter O.
Colvin of Silver Spring an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Bonnie Jean to Mr..
Allen Ryder of Silver Spring.
The wedding will take place
in June.
Wilson Young
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Wilson
announces the engagement of
her daughter Betty Ann to
Mr.. Frank A. Young, son of
Evening star., 1955-02-08

You're being cautious, but
I'm bee ming downright
alarmed about mine" she re-
piled.
BITS FROM HERE AND
THERE-Prince Serge Obol-
ensky of New York and for
mer Dominican Ambs ssa dor
Manuel Moya glimpsed din
ing together at the Colony. !.
The Archduke Franz Josef of
Austria and Princess Marta
were guests of honor at a dim
ner given in their honor given
by Count and Countess Nicho-
las de Rochefort Famed
ballerina Margot Fonteyn and
Roberto Arias, son of the for
mer President of Panama were
married on Sunday in Paris
The 1855 Congressional
Supplement of the Social List
of Washington will be out on
Thursday An anniversary
passed virtually unnoticed on
Sunday-February 6 marked
the third anniversary of the
accession of Queen Elizabeth II
to the British throne.
X II
VERSAILLES READER
Star Columnist Betty Beale's
series on famous Washington
hostesses brought an inquiry
Evening star., 1955-02-08
Star stan Photo.

Beckemeyer are hostesses for
the day.
Novol Air Reserve Corps
The Naval Air Station Of
ficers' Club, Anacostia will be
the meeting place on Friday
for the Naval Reserve officers
Wives Club. when they will en-
tertain their husbands at a
valentine dance.
Members of the dance COM
mittee include Mrs. James
Stimson, Mrs. Walter D. Bliss.
Mrs. K. j. Isner. Mrs. F. J.
Joyce, Mrs. j. l.. A. Alldfidge.
Mrs. A. T. Ditmyer and Mrs.
j. j. McGrath.
Tomorrow the Wives Club
will meet at the Old Club House
Alexandria. The hostesses will
include Mrs. H. l.. Murphy and
Mrs. McGrath.
Engineer Corps
The Fort Belvoir Officers
Wives Club was h olding a
luncheon today at Mackenzie
Hall, on the post.
The hostasses were Mrs. w.
H. Persons, Mrs. K. H. Newton,
and Mrs. A. M. Eschbach. A
musical interlude followed with
Mrs. C. H. DuVal, violinist and
Mrs. M. N. Moldawan at the
piano.
NovoI Medical Service Corps
Mrs. O. w. McNese will give
book review "The First
Ladies" at the Naval Medical
Service Wives Club luncheon
on Thursday. February II. at
the Officers Club. National
Naval Medical Center.
Hostesses for the noon lunch
con will be Mrs. Emmet L. Van
Landingham, Mrs. Ernest r.
Stoval, Mrs. Paul r. Cox, Mrs.
James D. Kelly, Mrs. Frank P.
Pfirrmann, and Mrs. Walter
Norman.
Army Quortermoster General
Corps
The Ballroom of the Fort
Lesley j. McNair Officers Club
on Thursday, February II. viii
be the meeting place and time
of the next get-together of the
Quartermaster Women's Club.
A sherry hour followed by
luncheon, with Mrs. Robert
Stevens as honor guest and
Lady Scott. wife of Sir Robert
Scott. Minister of the British
Embassy. as guest speaker.
Evening star., 1955-02-08
By the Way.
Vice Presidents Gala Dinner;
Bits of News From Porty Row

Club and that same eDening
iDill receiUe 81 aDriters, mem
berS OF Wick Editors Tour.
Other epents on her ddtebook
include being guest OF honor
today at the Capital Speak
ing Glass meeting, a speech
on Sunday on the "Credtipe
Art of Egypt" before the Ma
tiondl League of American
Pen Women and a speech be-
fore the Women'S National
Democratic Club nert Mon
day on Egypt Today"
u Il
RETURN GESTURE Ruth
Crane, president of the Ameri-
can Newspaper Women's Club.
felt that the press attaches Of
the embassies should know the
newspaper women of Washing
ton better-particularly since
they talk to each other so often
on the phone. So, in the fall.
the club entertained the press
attaches of every embassy in
the city. The party was so
successful that the press
attaches are returning the
gesture with a party for news
paper women on Thursday
evening.
n y n
WAlSTLINE WORRY -
House Minority Leader Joseph
w. Martin, jr. helped himself
sparinolv to the food at q
Evening star., 1955-02-08

man. will introduce the guest
speaker, Edward Kemper of
the FBI.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Galen
Shaver. Mrs. E. E. Jeansonne,
and Mrs. c. H. Walsworth.
Army Surgeon General
At the Old Club House, Alex
andria. next Tuesday the Wom-
ems Club of the Army Surgeon
Generals Office will meet for
luncheon and a musical pro-
gram.
Air Force DentoI Corps
An early preview of spring
fashions will highlight the
luncheon on Friday when the
Air Force Dental Wives Club
meet at the Palladium Room,
Shoreham Hotel. Mrs. John
<. SitZman has charge of ar
rangements Assisting her will
be Mrs. Richard T. Sweet, and
Mrs. Edward Werfel.
General stoff-G-l
The wives of officers of the
G-1 staff will meet tomorrow
at the Fort Myers Officers
Club for luncheon. Mrs. Clair
H. Thurston. and Mrs. K. D.
Evening star., 1955-02-08
Indonesiun Scholar
Visits His Son Here
BY Potricio Simmons

You're likely to meet anyone
the author of a dictionary or
a hevy of dark-eyed dancing
girls-at a Washington embas-
sy party.
At last nights reception CIV
en- by the Indonesian Ambassa-
dor and Nine. Notowidigdo
there was no miStaking the
barefoot dancers.
But few guests recognized
one of Indonesia's most dis
tinguished scholars, Sutan Mo-
l1ammed Zain.
Sutan zain, who slipped