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Dr.. E. |. lie Merle;
Physician Was 81

DR.. Eugene Lyman LIE Merle,
80. Washington physician for AZ
years, died Thursday at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs.
George H. Riggs. jr.. Cherry
Grove, Ashton, Md.
Services were held today at
Gawler's Funeral Home.
DR.. LIE Merle was a fifth
generation Washingtonian. His
father, Augustus Eugene lie
Merle, was a photographer dur
ing the Civil War with Mathew
Brady. His grandfather, James
H. Mari. was Abraham Lin
coins first assistant postmaster
general.
DR.. LIE Merle lived at POLL @
street NV. for more than so
years. He graduated in 1895 in
Dentistry and in 1897 in medi-
cine from Columbian University,
now George Washington Uni
Versity. From 1898 until he re-
tired in 1910. he practiced medi-
cine here.
He had been chief of con-
tagious diseases of the District
Health Department and was a
member of the Emergency Hos
Ipital staff.
He was a 32rd degree Mason
and a charter member of the
Cathedral Lodge.
He is survived by his widow,
Virginia Grace Norris LIE Merle
and three grandsons. in addi-
ltion to his daughter.
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Mr.. Hewes was a senior part
ner in a Hartford-W Washington
law firm. He had written re-
Gently on decentralization Of
Government, industry and large
population centers. He was the
author Of "Decentralize for Lib
erty."
Mr.. Hewes, in 1910 and 1941,
aided in the development of a
procedure for economic warfare
under the direction of the adj
ministrator of export control.
He was a member of the
American and Connecticut Bar
Associations. Chevy Chase Club,
Yale Club and Century Associa-
ton.
He is survived by his wife,
Harriet Hanlon Hewes; two sons.
Thomas and Charles. and two
daughters, Helen and Patricia.
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Thomas HomIin,
Sold Insurance

Thomas Hamlin. ST., 81, life
insurance salesman and long
time resident of Washington.
died Saturday at George WASH
ington Hospital of a heart at
tack. He was a resident of 5000
I street NV.
Mr.. Hamlin. a native Of DAN
vile. Va, had lived in Washing
ton for the last 40 years. For
the last 20 years he was repre-
sentative of the Aetna Life In
surance Company.
He was a graduate OF Epis-
copal High School in Alexandria
and a graduate of the Virginia
Military Institute in Lexington.
Va.
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday at 3 pm. at the Fort
Myer Chapel. Burial will be in
Arlington.
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Gordon Louk, 50, Political
Figure in Prince GEORGES

Representatives from Maryland's
fifth district in 1852.
He was a member Of Lanham
Lodge 100 of the Knights of
Pythias. charter member of the
Loyal Order OF Moose Of Laurel
and former president of the Ma
tional Capital Kennel Club.
Services will be held at 2:30
pm. tomorrow at Gasch's flu
nerlal home. Burial will be in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Theodore D. Peyser Dies;
Attorney, Jewish Leader

Theodore Dux Peyser, 81. Wash
ington attorney. died last night
at Emergency Hospital after a
long illness.
Mr.. Peyser. a native of WASH
lington, maintained Offices at the
Dupont Circle Building. He was
active in Jewish affairs, serving
as president Of the Washington
Hebrew Congregation for three
years and heading the Jewish
Social Service Agency for two
terms.
He was the son Of the late Sol
and Eva Dux Peyser and spent
his early years in Newport News.
Va. A graduate Of the Univer-
sity Of Virginia, he studied law
at Cambridge University. Eng
Hand.
He was a member of the law
firm of Peyser. Edelin, and Peyser
for many years. For about 20
years he was q member Of the
faculty of the National Univer-
lsity Law School.
Mr.. Peyser was a past national
officer of the Zeta Beta Tau
Fraternity and director Of the
Woodmont Country Club. He
was a member of the D. C. Bar
Association, Community Chest
and the American Legion. A
veteran Of World War /, he
served overseas as an Army
lieutenant.
He is survived by his widow,
Lucille LETTER Peyser, of the
home address. 1901 Massachu-
sets avenue NV: a son, Theo-
dore Dux Peyser, jr.. of 7704
Newmarket drive, Bethesda, a
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II. K. Williams, ST.,
|Ex-Vice Consul and
Defense Expediter

Robert Kern williams, ST., Sc,
who served with the old Consular
Service and the Defense Depart
ment, died Friday at Doctors
Hospital.
Mr.. Williams entered the Con-
sular Service in 1918 as vice con-
cul at Tampico. Mexico. He later
was vice consul in Haiti and the
Dominican Republic.
After World War I he was a
BOND specialist for the Securities
Exchange Commission. Before
World War II. he transferred to
the War Departments supply
service, where he received a cita-
ton for his work. He remained
with the Defense Department as
an expediter until his retirement
in 1852.
He was a member of the Ma
tional Capital Democratic Club
Ordnance Association, Virginia
Historical Society and the Sons
OF the American Revolution.
Mr.. Williams was a native of
Tennessee. He graduated from
the Bingham School in Asheville,
N. c., and Washington and Lee
University. Lexington, Va.
He is survived by his widow,
Jane McCabe Williams, formerly
OF Stuart, Va. of the home adj
dress, 1903 Crittenden street
NV; two sons. Robert K. jr.,
and Gordon L., both Of Falls
Church: a brother. XII, of Will
mington, DEL. and five grand
children.
A mass will be said at 9 am.
tomorrow at the Shrine of the
Sacred Heart Catholic Church.
Burial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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Curtis Walker, Vice President
Of Building and Loan Concern

Curtis Walker. so. vice presi-
dent of the Prudential Building
g. Loan Association and a d.
rector Of the Bank Of Bethesda,
died Sunday in Suburban Hos
pital.
Mr.. Walker was a real estate
appraiser for more than 80
years. He was one of the first
in the field and taught courses
here on the subject.
He was one Of the founders OF
Prudential. in 1929 and was a
member Of the board of di-
|rectors.
Mr.. Walker was a third-genera-
ton Washingtonian. His father,
the late John c. Walker, was
president Of the old Chevy Chase
Savings Bank.
He was active in Democratic
politics in Montgomery County
during the late 1920s and early
l930s.
World War I Veteran
During World War l. Mr..
Walker served as a lieutenant
and later was the first COM
mander Of the American Legion
Post los Of Bethesda Chevy
Chase.
He was a member Of the
Washington Real Estate Board
and a charter member Of the
local chapter Of the American
Institute Of Real Estate APP
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tax division attorney with the
Justice Department; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jerome F. Meyer. 6628
Rannoch road, Bethesda; a
brother. Philip Sylvan Peyser.
1924 Glencrest lane, Kensington.
Md. and two grandchildren.
Services will be held at pm.
tomorrow at the Washington
Hebrew Congregation, Massachu-
sets avenue and Macomb street
NV. Burial will be at the
Washington Hebrew Congrega-
ton Cemetery. The family asks
that remembrances be in the
form of donations to the Amer
lean Cancer Society.
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Gordon Louk. SO. president Of
the Republican Club of Prince
Georges County from l949 to
1852 and congressional candi-
date in 1852, died of a heart
attack Saturday at his home.
1903 Annapolis road, Bladens-
burg.
He was one of 10 candidates
who sought the Republican
nomination for the House of
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ALLEN, EMMA v. In memory Of our be-
loved mother, EMMA v. ALLEN. vino
departed this life twelve years aso
TAE,FAMILY.
ALsOP. EuNICE. In loving memory o.
who departed this life twenty years
ago today, June IL. 1887.
When we reach the Heavenly gardens
and see her In full bloom
The Tower We loved so dearly
And thought God plucked too soon
Though We know it not today.
Why in her fragrant beauty
God took our flower away.
DEVOTED DAuQHT Z r 8. FANNY
SALLY AND ALICE.
BYNUM. JOSEPH. JF. private. UsA).
BYNuM. Jr.. usA. who passed I away )
six years ago today, June IL, 1851,
in Korea
June brings sad memories Of q loved
one gone TO rest.
You will never be FORGOTTEN
BY the ones WHO ,oysd You best mn,
The Ton sAn AND 1 SosHSRA s sYNTM Ben sS
THEODORE BYNUM
D0CkINS. DOROTHY Z. In memory OF
DOROTHY T. DOCKINS, who departed
this life fifteen years aso.
o Lord. God of hosts.
who Is q strong Lord like unto Thee7
Or. to Thy faithfulneSs
Round about Thee
LOVING HUSBAND. BRUCE DOcKINS:
SISTER, IDA BUNDY.
DOCKINs, DOROTHY. In sad but low
ing remembrance OF my dear wife,
DOROTHY DOCKINS. who departed
this life fifteen years ago today. June
II, 1912.
Gone. but not foreotten.
HER HUSBAND, BRUCE Z. DocKINs
JASPER. ULYSSES A. G. In fond and
LASTING remembrance Of my dear
brother-ln-law. ULYSSES A. O. JAS
PER, who departed TO richer life
June II. 1913.
Although lifes sun for each must set,
Those whom We love we never forget.
PINE GIBSON BREWER.
KEEsEE, JANE. tribute Of love and
devotion TO the sacred memory OF our
dear mother and grandmother, JANE
kEESkE who entered eternal rest
June IL, 1925.
All your love and tender eompanionship
LIVE rh ;D Sn S Sss1,i things ing yoS did for u.s.
And keep you near and dear to us.
Although you are far away,
There will never be another
As wonderful as you, Mother dear.
YOUR DEVOTED pAUGHTER AND
MILDRED X. BELL.
LACEY, WILLIAM. In sad but loving
memory Of our dear. devoted husband
father and grandfather. WILLIAM
LACEY, who passed away four years
ago today. June IL. 1858.
Stiil in our hearts.
HIS WIFE, MARGARET: CHILDREN
AND GRANDCHILDREN
LEwIs, ELMER n. In loving memory Of
Elmer LEWIS LEWIS who who dsp psnatf'n tsIs
1915
Loving and kind In all his ways.
UpriRht and Just 70 the end OF his days,
Sincere and kind in heart and mind
What a beautiful memory he left
SARAH AND JOYCE JACKSON.
LITTMAN, JOSEPH. In loving memory
Of my dear husband and father.
JOSEPH LITrMAN, who passed away
nine years ago today. June II, lg4S
LOVING WIPE AND CHILDREN.
LYLEs, JENNIE o. In loving remem-
hve years ago today, June ~, 1922
Gone, but not forgotten.
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTER, ELIZA
l. BEcKWITH. formerly OF WASH
ington, d. c., now Of Brooklyn. ~ Y
MIHOs, JULIA. In loving memory of
mother and mother-in-lAw. JULIA
MHOS, who passed away one year
AGO today, June IL. 1856.
God gave US q wonderful mother,
She was one who never grew old
God made her smiles as the sunshine
He made her heart Of pure Rold
DEVOTED SON AND DAUGHTER IN
LAW, NICK AND JANE MIHOS .
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Miss Sue w. Luinq, Is,
In Treasury IS Years

Services were held today at
Hines Funeral Home for Miss
Sue w. Laing. rs. Treasury De-
partment employe for IS years,
who died Saturday in a nursing
home.
Miss Laing went to work for
the Treasury's accounting divi-
sion in 1915. She received the
Albert Gallatin award on her re-
tirement.
She is survived by a sister, Mrs.
Estelle Gibson, of Ridgewood,
N. j.
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A funeral mass will be said at
10 a. m. tomorrow in st. An
thongs. Twelfth and Monroe
streets NE. Burial will be in
Glenwood Cemetery.
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QIarn nf Thanka

STEIN, LYMAN. We wish to express
our sincere gratitude to our relatives
and friends for their kind expressions
OF sympathy during our recent be-
STEIN EsTRM. AND MARCUS
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Ter, " HANDY, Secretary. ~
} HssSta cLS si the Hr 4is's q Il
Of Lorene AZ Hite, father OF Edward
. Hite, Erandfather OF Bonnie Joe
Fern Herriott Friends may cali al
the DeMaine Funeral Home. b20 s.
Washington. st.. Alexandria, where
services will be held on Wednesday.
Arlington National Cemetery. In lieu OF
flowers family requests that eontribu-
tons be made TO the Johns Hopkins
,, Cancer n RssesTsh Fpnd ~ a.,.I Is
June IS, 1857. AZ his residence. Wal
loved son Of Mrs Mae Gordon and
brother q Mrs. s PeoTS I HSSd SHAW 81
from The HUNT Funeral Home, wal:
dorf, Md, on Tuesday, June 3, at
! 80 pm. Services At 81. Paul's Chapel
a. pm. lnterment 81. PauIs Gene
HUMMER, ADA. on Friday, June Il.
1857, AZ Garfield Hospital. ADA
HUMMER Of $3.50 Buchanan ST.. Mount
David ! Hummer mother OF GeoTse
ana Leith l. Hummer grandmother
OF David Elward Hummer She also Is
survived by two Rreat-grandchildren
Hom nna' 9 Sz WI Wilson bivd VS. Arlington
va, where funeral services viii be
held d.,I Tuesday ao, June ,b rs At Am
DELLA CRiIN. on Sat.
urday, June ! D. 1857. DELLA GRAIN
HUMPHREYS Of 1915 Grace Church I'd
Silver Spring. Md. mother Of Mrs .Vir-
sinia u Wright and Earl . Humphrles
and sister Of Darrell 6, Grain. There
are also four grandchildren and three
observation-disclosures Mrs. Humphries
rests az the Warner y Humphrey F,i-
neral Home, 1854 Ueoreia ave Silver
Silver Spring Nd. where service will
be held on Monday, June 18th At
pm. parking facilitiesl. Interment
II ssssfs symps,h, NAV h. p sspr.ssss
In the form Of memorials 10 the Home
For ineurablet, 3f2O Upton Of. nv.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
J.William Lees Sons Co.
'uNERAI OIRECTORs
Aih and Mass Ave NE. Il $4,000
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r st NV. NO. 7-0l33
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO C SHAFFER INC
Expressive Flora lriputef Modsfats
price open daily sun holidays Phone
orders also accepted $50 to q n ueek
niehtA nnO 18th ~ nv Ma a-Ot 06
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-Plot Of
four sites. in beautiful section. Sell
VEL below present market price. Call
dayt; WA 7-is22 Bat, sun, ewes
fORT ttNCOtN-2 on 4 sites Section
No. /. Reasonabls wa 7.27gt.
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In Mrntnriatit

ALLEN. EMMA v. In memory Of our be-
loved mother. EMMA " ALLEN. vino
departed this life twelve years aso
To-Day
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HUMPHREY. HARRY MAURICE. OF
bi2l Humphrey dr., Forestyllle. Md
on Saturday, June IS. 1857. husband
Of Berth Pumphrey; father Of Mitchell
Mrs Catherine Wells Mrs Ruth Jalo.
way. MISS Dorothy Pumphrev and Mrs
Audrey Puryls brother OF Everett PUN
phrey and Mrs Cora G Mayberry Ten
children alto survive Services AZ
Chamber Funeral Home, bi7 nth
o. te, Tuetday, June ~ ~ II an.
intefment Cedar Hill cemetery. II
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hbDnhi W. y tDecial COM
munication OF Anacostia
Lodge. No. ri. p. A. A. NJ,
Is hereby called for Tuesday,
June Is. 1857. Al I pm, to
conduct Masonic burial serv-
lces over the remains OF
Brother ALBERT w. HEN
order OF the wOrghipfnl mas
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ton OF cherrydale Lodge, No.
-. A. y. and A. NJ. ArlinR-
ton. Va. Is hereby called for
Wednesday, June IN. at 81
am, for the purpose OF con-
ducting Masonic funeral serv-
ices for Brother HUGH g.
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conducting Masonic burial services for
the late Brother ALFRED FREDERICK
PIScHKE Of Solourners Lodge, AF&
services at Mattlnglv Funeral Home.
13l nth 81. Sc Washington y g
lnterment at Arlington National Gene
terry
c. 7. oLIDDEN. wershlpml Master.
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membefs OF Seat PIeaSant
Lodge No. 2IS. AF. A. AM.
are fraternally requested 10
be present at Masonic TEN.
pie Seat Pleasant, Md. al
Z 100 am. Tuesday, June rs,
1857. for the purpose Of
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MIHOs, JULIA. In loving. memory o.
mother and mother-in-lAw, JULIA
MHos. who passed away one veal
AGO today, June IL, 1856.
God gave US q wonderful mother.
She was one who never grew old.
God made her smiles as the sunshine
He made her heart Of pure Rold
DEVOTED SON AND DAUGHTER IN.
LAW, NICK AND JANE MiHOS. :
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FUhESIFLL. EDWARD NJ. Of SO Elder
-, 1857. Husband Of Ruth Foresteii.
father Of Edward NJ, r.. James. Albert,
Robert and David Forestell Ellen
Spars, Florence Huffman and Mary
rorestell. and brother OF James D. For
Chambers Funeral Home. 3O72 NJ ct.
NV, until Wednesday, June 10. at
$3.50 am. Mass at Fort Myer Chapel
81 10 am. Interment Arlington Ma
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Friday. June a. 1897, JOSEPHINE
Blanche Bay PiSgs of Lowell. Ind, and
J. Milton Bay Of New Plymouth. Ohio,
and aunt OF Mrs. Gertrude Bay Miller
Of Winter Eark. Fla. Services VIII be
held at Gawler's Chapel, 1926 Pennsyi,
III am. Interment Rock Greek Gene
terry. ~
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DANIEL HENRY. on Saturday. jun

ID, MIDI At 81. EIlIaDtTN8 HUSpIEdII I
HENRY DANIEL. husband OF Jessie
Daniel. A host Of other relatives and
many friends survive. After 4 p.m;
Monday. June IL friends may call
at johnson A. jenkins Funeral Home. /
4S0i Ca ave NV. Funeral on Tues
cay, June Is. at 80 pm, from
Corinthian Baptist Church. 1915 I'd 4
st NV the Rev Patterson Gainey
ofieiatinE. Interment Woodlawn Gem
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Hospital To- DOLORES BERGER Of 1911
Jefferson Davis highway. Arlington.
Va, beloved wife of Curtis Berger. she
also leaves 20 mourn their loss q de-
voted daughter Mrs. Mary Blunt, four
sisters. one brother. other relatives
and many friends Remains resting al
the John T. Rhines Co. Funeral Home,
pOi 3rd 81 sw, where friends may
call after 5 pm. Monday, June ~,
and where funeral services will be
held on Tuesday. June ~. at ON
the Rev B. H Whiting ofhctattng, In
ferment WoodlaWn Cemetery. IL
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10. 1897, CURTIS WALKER OF 17i3
oysg p1.s.n ave, :; I ss.hesda Nd be-
Walker. He also is survived by ten
grandchildren, Friends are invited 20
call at the Bethesda- Chevy Chase Fu-
Bethesda Nd TS Tpsr' services % NH 4:
held on Tuesday. June IL. At II am,
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery In
lieu. Of flowers. contributions nav be
made 20 the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Rotary Club. Community Service Fund.
Treasurer, Brx beh6, Rethesda. Nd.
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Is guaranteed TO keep you
laughing. and Just 4 proper
touch Of nostalgia Il added
with an epllosue By Sir
Compton Mackenzie.
! hesitate 10 claim
any advantage for the past
over the present." he writes.
''but l do think that young
people Of today miss some Of
the sweetness Of stolen fruit.
It did add spice to q love
affair when we had to dodge
the apprehensive eyes Of our
elders
Il think freedom has de-
prived contemporary youth
OF something. Wiles and
strategems were for so many
hundreds Of years the ac-
compartment Of young iove
and now they are no longer
necessary. Yes ! think con-
temporary youth with ali
that It has gained misses
something which, intoIerable
though We found 1t at the
time. seems in retrospect
long afterwards an added
sharp delight"
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SERVICE NEWS
Australian Mission
Officers to Be Hosts

Canadian embassy. and Mrs.
Mayhem viii be hosts to a,
small company at dinner to-
morrow evening. entertaining
Informally at home.
1t. Col. Robert Graham,
Canada's assistant military
attache. and Mrs. Graham
are expecting her brother
and sister-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Hamilton, and
their sons Scott and Rob-
ert. for next week end. They
are coming to celebrate the
Canadian Thanksgiving. Oc-
tober "a.
Friday. Col. and Mrs. Gra-
ham gave another in the
series Of 6:30-to-o parties
which they nave planned
since moving into their new
home on Moreland lane.
Top medical officers Of
the navies Of 16 nations are
here on an eight weeks
course studying medical
methods in the United States
armed services. The rank
ing ofiicer here is Surgeon
General Commodore Johan
Greve-Brun Of Norway.
Additional Representatives
Other countries represent
ed are Italy. Turkey, Ger
many, Japan, Korea, Peru,
Philippines. Taiwan, Chile,
Cuba, Dominican Republic,
Haiti. Wet Nam, Mexico and
Thailand. The group re-
turned ~ Washington Fri
day from Pensacola where
they were guests at the Naval
Hospital. Wednesday OF this
week they will visit the
United Nations and they have
inspected the Marine and
Army clothing depot in Phil
adelphia.
Capt. Calvin Galloway,
commanding officer OF the
Naval Medical School, and
Mrs. Galloway gave a dinner
party in the Oficers Club
at Bethesda Medical Center
for the visitors before they
went TO Pensacola. Capt. and
Mrs. Galloway are planning
a series Of smaller parties for
the students" during the
remainder OF the course.
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By EVELYN NJ. DENT

Ofhcers Of the Australian
Military Mission are enter
tanning Thursday In honor Of
1t. Gen. Sir Henry Wells,
KBE, CB. DSO. military adj
visor TO the Minister Of Ex-
ternal Affairs of Australia.
The reception is set for 1880
o'clock in Patton Hall at Fort
Myer.
Gen. Wells is the guest Of
Air Vice Marshal William L.
Hely, head Of the Australian
Joint Services Staff, and Mrs.
Hely. He came with the
Minister Of External Affairs.
Mr.. Richard Casey. to attend
the ANUS Council meeting.
The sessions were held Fri
day and yesterday.
Col. Robert Hay Of the
Military Mission will act as
host at the reception and
buffet supper.
New Zealand's Chief Of the
General STAFF. Maj. Gen. c.
E. Weir, also is here with his
Minister for External AZ
fairs. the Honorable Thomas
L. Macdonald. The third
member of the New Zealand
party is the Deputy Minister
for External Affairs. Mr..
George r. Laking. former
New Zealand Minister to
Washington.
The New Zealanders have
been In New York attending
the sessions Of the United
Nations and are here only for
two or three days. The Am
bassador. Sir Leslie Munro.
and Lady Munro are also in
New York for the sessions OF
the United Nations and
therefore there has been no
entertaining for the visitors
at the embassy.
Foreign Officers Hosts
Brazil's Naval Attache,
rear Admiral Pedro Paulo
de Araujo and Mrs. Araujo
are entertaining at dinner
Thursday. october II, in.
their home on Sixteenth
street.
Col Earle G. Mayhew,
Military Attache Of the
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BUT WHO is SHE?
Petronellu Tells All
About British Debs

and. Of course. presentation
at court. Then follows the
daily and nightly routine Of
parties. dances and the like.
Petronella makes another
interesting observation about
drinking among the young:
I'm our day We were expected
TO be able to down three
cocktails before dinner, and
follow them up with cham
payne, and be none the
worse. Nowadays most girls
admit without shame that
they prefer lemonade. and
there are kitten-cries Of
appreciation II milk Is pro-
vided."
For young or old, this book