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OGCupdJlOkldl 0dlcty.
He also was to demonstrate
at the Labor Department the
firing of a small rocket in a
model test stand. The stand
was devised by Col. Parkin, who
is vice president of the Ameri-
can Rocket Society. Students
from Wakefield and Washing
ton-Lee High Schools, Arling-
ton, were to participate in the
test firing.
Some of Rules
Here are some Of Col
Parkin's rules:
Do not fuel your rocket with
explosives. Do not fuel it until
you are ready to test it or fire
it. Never handle components of
fuels unless you know the
ignition temperature or flash
temperature of those COM
pounds, both separately and
combined.
Remember this simple rule:
Two ounces of fuel are eight
times as strong as one ounce:
three ounces, 81 times as strong.
-. In short. for comparison
purposes, the strength of the
fuel increases as the cube of
the weight.
AL operating personnel
should wear appropriate pro-
tective clothing and equipment,
including face and eye protec-
ton, to protect the body from
flash burns, chemical spills and
flying objects.
Always work under adult SUI
pervision. Never work alone:
you should have someone to
help you, someone to go for
help and. of course, two heads
are better than one.
Mitchell Speaks
The three-day safety confer
ence got under way yesterday
with a session in Constitution
Hall, where President Eisen-
hover welcomed the delegates
and the industry and labor
leaders who are to speak. This
is the fifth biennial conference.
About 1000 persons are reg
iStered.
Secretary of Labor Mitchell,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-26
DULLES UNSHAKEN
BY STUDENT RIOTS
DID IT HIMSELF

Secretary Of State Dulles
says he wouldn't attach too
much Importance to those
Indonesian student riots
against American policy.
II remember when I was
a student at the Sorbonne
in Paris I used to 60 out
and riot occasionally" he
told an amused conference
Of newsmen yesterday.
ION whose side, sir?" he
was asked.
II can't remember now
which side it was on" Mr..
Dulles answered jovially.
That shows how students
just like to riot for the fun
Of it,"
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dustries as communications,
atomic energy. aircraft manu-
featuring. electrical manufac-
turing and automobile manu-
featuring. He noted that all of
these have been leaders in the
beginnings that have been
made in automation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-26
Eve Has Blind Spot

NEW YORK.-All of us are
born with a blind spot in our
eyes, though hardly anyone is
aware of it because it is so
small.
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Rocket Society Official
Gives34RuIesfo Sofety

An Army officer today series of "a safety rules for
amateur rocket expemeners designed their fingers
eyes and their lives.
1t. Col Charles M Parkin jr, of the Army Engineer
Research and Development Laboratories Fort Bevor
made public his rules at the Presidents Conference on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-26

practices the COMMITTEES has
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25
De Mexico
O JAIME PLENN

MEXICO, Oct "a (UPI)-A
raiz de haberse publicado una
information procedente de Nue.
va York de que un alto MEM
bro de la delegation mexicana a
las Naciones Unidas regresara al
pals, para entrar a formar parte
del gabinete del nuevo presi-
derte de la republica, Sc inten-
sifican las conieturas en- torno a
Ia compoSiclon de csc gobierno.
Ell nuevo gobierno entrara en-
funciones ell primero de diciem-
bre, por seiS amos, al tomar Ell
mando Adolfo Lopez Mateos,
que sucede a Ruiz Confines.
Las conjeturas sobre ell nuevo
gabinete, constituyen ell pasa-
tempo polit.co favorito, desde
las elecciones presidenciales del
seis de julio ultimo. Ell funcio.
mario cuyo possible regreso las
ha intensificado ahora, es Gus
tavo Martinez Cabanas Subdi-
rector de A~sistencia Tecnica de
las Naciones Unidas. No hay con
firmaclon Official alguna de que
Sc lie vaya a dar I'm cargo minis
terial pero nay muchos otros y
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25

ties Mora Londono, Gustavo
Arrange Escobar y Gregorio Qui-
homes, quienes asistieron a la
reunion, sobre estas materials.
Igualmente sc hicieron pre-
senteS ell representante Pablo
Vanegas Ramirez, a quien Sc
ha encargado de la elaboration
de la ponencia de uno de los
proyectos, Y los voceros de los
gremios agropecuarios Enrique
Lievano Ricaurte, Joaquin Mo-
lima, Manuel Loaiza, Jorge Re-
yes Gutierrez y Luis Jose Car
vajalino Jacome, y altos funcio-
narios del ministerio.
Ell ministro Espinosa Valde-
rrama, manifesto la complacen-
cia del gobierno por los con-
tactos que Sc estaban estable-
ciendo entire representatives del
executive, parlamentarios y
voceros autorizados de las emit
dades economicas, para anali-
Ear, estudiar y buscar solucio-
mes acertadas y rapidas a los
mas graves problemas naciona-
les. Dijo que una de las preo-
c%upaciones del senior Presiden-
tie de la Republica y de sus mi
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25

MIA I'm destornillador en- la ma
no; Ell detective al cual iba a
atacar sac6 Ell revolver 38 largo
y lie hizo un disparo a quema-
rrops. La bala entro en- la IL
brets de apuntes y en- una de
las ultimas hojas Sc detuvo an
tie la imagen del Prelado, des-
viandose en- SUI curse en- la for
ma anotada.
Martinez Sc creyo muerto y
cayo al suelo. Ell detective Sc
Incline a reconocerlo y cayo en-
la cuenta de que estaba ileso.
Fue entonces cuando encontro
la libreta y comprendio ell mila-
gro.
para que tiene Dios dedica.
do a Martinez que es un sujeto
de pelo hirsuto, de mirada des-
confiada, de actitud eternamen-
tie recelosa, carente de moral y
a~parentemente ignorante del
bien y del mal?. FL Cardinal
envio a uno de sus familiares a
la Direction de la Policia pi-
diendo que Sc lie enviara la IL
breta, Con ella en- la mano
realize Ell viaje a Roma al Con-
clave que Sc reunira en- esa ciu-
dad.
Los amantes de la historic ci.
tan un case analogo de una
salvation prodigiosa: I'm solda-
do del Oral Jose Maria Obando,
en- la guerras civiles que suce-
dieron a la independence, re-
cibio un balazo a quemarropa;
la bala dio en- ell centric de un
Cristo de cobre que separo los
brazo y qued6 abrazado tier
namente del proyectil. En- una
una urna de CRYSTAL fue guarda-
do por muchos amos por los des-
cendientes del general.
de dondesaco el criminal eli
sello de correos con la efigie Pa
pal? No 10 eonfiesa; possible
mente 10 enccntr6 en- alguna
c~artera aiena. Mega 'ademas,
que sea profugo de la iusticia.
Su defensa es Ia negative: Ma
da sabe y de NADIA Sc acuerda.
Como consecuencia del hecho
prodigioso Martinez - 81 es es-
te su verdsdero nombre - sera
ahora seguido On SUI carrera por
de ojos ansiosos de reli
giosos y penalistas. Por algo Sc
sirvi6 de 81 Su Santidad para
realizar 81 primer milagro.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25
Ibrs SaIud
Sehs Saud
Correspondence de I'm Medico

PREGUNTA: Tenemos un
problema con nuestro hijo de
IL amos de edad que por las no
rhes moja la CANA, 81 ons puede
hacer sugerencias que sean uti-
les, Sc 10 agradeceriamos segu-
R~ESPUESTA: FL habito de
ramente.
mojar la CANA Sc controla o pa
sa con la edad durante 81 prin-
cipio de la adolescencia. A su
hijo lie pasara este durante los
proximos 2 Q u amos.
Es importante, sin embargo,
darse cuenta de que 81 Sc lie
mantiene ansioso o preocupado
tendra mas dificultad para do
minar esta debilidad. No Sc de-
be permitir que adquiera un
complete de inferioridad y Sc
lie debe tratar con simpatia y
estimulo.
A un nino no Sc lie debe re
prender, culpar nj ponerio ner-
vioso, respecto al habito de mo-
jar la CANA. Lo importante 20
dejarlo que este tranquilo. Sea
allegro y feliz con 81. Procure
cultivar este estado de &nimo,
por su bien. Haga un ambiente
de hogan placentero y serene.
Digale que no se preocupe, que
rronto deminarS - hkhite.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25
De Mexico
Conjefuras Sobre Gabinefe
del Presidente EIecto del
Pals AdoIfo Lopez Mateos

muy conocidos nombres que fl
guran como posibles miembros
del nuevo ministerio.
Para ell lmportante cargo de
Ministro de Gobernacion, por
tradiclon, ell jefe del gabinete y
supervisor de los gobiernos es-
taduales y municipales Sc dan
los nombres del senador, Alfre-
do del Mazo y de Marco Antonio
Munoz, poderoso engranaje del
partido y mencionado mas de
una vez como candidate presi-
dencial. A del Mazo Sc lie men,
ciona tambien como possible Mi
nistro de Comunicaciones v
0bras Publicas para ell que tam
bien Sc ha considerable a Ernes-
to Uruchurtu, gobernador del
diStrito federal Uruchurtu tam
plen aspira a c0nservar su car
go actual, a ser director de Pc
troleos Mexicanos o administra
dor federal de la vivienda.
Aunuue muchos dan por SEN
tado ell remplazo de Antonio
Bermudez en- la direction de Pc
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25
.Reformd Agropecudrio
Discufidd en- Colombia
Plan coniunto Poro Rdpido sUsfifUei6n de Imporfoeiones
de Moterus Primes y AIimentos Ante los Leeisudores

BOGOTA-Un amplio plan de
credito y fomento agropecua-
rio estudian en- forma detenida
los parlamentarios, voceros de
los gremios agrarios y ganade-
ros y ell ministro de agriculture
doctor Augusta Espinosa Valde-
rama, quien eSta de~sarrollan-
do la mas activa labor para rea-
liar una verdadera reforma
agropecuaria en- Colombia. que
encauce las fuentes de produc-
ci6n para restablecer ell equili-
brio economico y dirigir al pals
por una verdadera era de pros
peridad y riqueza.
Ell ministro Espinosa Valde-
rrama preside en- la tarde de
aver una importantisima reu-
MON, sugerida por ell represen-
tante antioqueno Guillermo Mo-
ra Londono, con ell objeto de
analizar a espacio Ell proyecto
de ley sobre credito agropecua-
rio y ell de fortalecimiento de
los Fondos Ganaderos y ell
Banco Ganadero y hacer efec-
two ell decreto 1913 de 1857,
En- forma detenida Sc estudia-
ron las ponencias y exposition
de motives de los representa-
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25
Por LOUIS STEIN

RIO DE JANEIRo, Oct. ~
CUPID Gianella de Marco, di-
rectora de orquesta de IA amos
de edad, dijo hoy que esta dis
puesta a perdonar y olvidar eli
incidente que produjo Ia sus-
pension del concerto del mar
ties por la noche...
La joven prodigio manifesto,
sin embargo, que la rebelde or.
ouesta de la opera municipal,
debe mostrarse mas discipline
da y tocar en- la lorna en- que
ella decida.
La orquesta, al frente de Ia
cus, Sc encontraba ell primer
v~iolinista Edmundo Bloise, sc
nego a tocar bajo la direction
de Gianella. porque en- les en-.
sayos obligaba a los musicos 4
ejecutar muchas veces Ia misma
plea.
Gianella dijo que Bloise lie de-
bis a ella una excusay publica
per su actitud durante los en-
sayos, pero ahadi6 que no Ia
exiglra 81 la orquesta Sc COM
poria como debe.
Su actitud de hoy contrasta
con la del martes pasado, dia
ell que no pudo reprimir las
lasrimas.
Gianella manifesto que IL or
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25

nistros era la de obtener una
rapida sustitucion de importa.
clones de materials primas V de
articulos alimenticioS y conse.
guir un vigoroso incremento de
la production en- general que
permita Ell pleno abastecimien-
to de los mercados internos a
fin de iniciar la eXportacion de
los excedentes. Que en- conse-
cuencia seria precise estudiar
formulas tecnicas y viabIes pa
ra orientar Ell credito hacia la
agriculture, como Sc habia ex-
presado en- la plataforma eco
monica y social presentada por
ell gobierno al estudio y conside
raci6n del Congreso. Invite a
los presentes a plantear inicia-
twas y a buscar un acuerdo pa
ra las diferenteS medidas legis-
lativaS que Sc habian propuesto,
sugiriendo una proxima reu-
MON en- que participaran los Sc
nadores que redactaron ell pro.
veto sobre fondos ganaderos
y la ponencia respectful, docto-
res Rafael Parga Cortes, Jose
Santos Cabrera, Antonio Nava-
rro, Fulgencio Lequerica We
lez y Manuel Antonio BuelvaS.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25
~GuaiemaIieeo Demenda
Empresa De Denver pOr
Fraude y Fakedad

DENVER, Colorado, Oct. "a.
CUPID. Max Ruiz, de Qua
temala, director de una cadena
de radioemisoras en- America
Central, presento una deman-
da, ante un tribunal local, con-
ira una empresa de Denver, a
la que acuSa de fraude y de fall
sedad.
En- la demanda aparecen acu-
sados la Robert Behrens Com
pany, Robert Behrens y SUI hijo
de igual nombre.
La memoria dice que Ruiz fir
mo un contrato en- octubre de
1857, en- Guatemala, para adqui-
rir equipos de radio por valor
de 1892 dolareS de Behrens,
hijo. Agrega que Ruiz entrego
a Behrens $500 dolares, y que
ell resto del valor de la compra
habia de ser liquidado en- pa
COS mensuales.
Dice tambien que mas tarde
Behrens envio un cablegrama a
Ruiz comunicandole que ell equi.
pc Sc eneontraba en- Nueva Or
leans, y que seria entregado tan
pronto como Ruiz abonase otros
nueve mil dolares.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25
PTodlglo Musical
Nina De n Amos Dirigira Ia
0rquesta de Ia Opera de Rio

questa esta indisciplinada por
carecer de un director perma-
nente.
Su padre 81 empresario Ii
do de Marco = diio por SUI
parte que Bloise "sabote6" Ell
concerto y acuso al primer vio-
linista de aspirar al cargo de di-
rector permanente de la orques-
ia, que esta compuesta por 80
musicos.
All ado que esta ha sido la
primera vez que Gianella ha te-
njdo dificultades con los musi-
COS, despues de 10 amos de di.
rigir orquestas entire elias al
gunas de las mas famosas del
mundo.
Ell empresario dijo tambien
que Ell conflicto Sc resolvera hoy
o mahana y que Gianella podra,
por 10 tanto, dirigir ell concier.
to que Sc habia propuesto dar
aqvl.
Sobre Ell cartel que anuncia-
ba Ell concerto en- la puerta del
Teatro Municipal Sc coloco un
cint'llo que da a conocer la sus-
pension.
Fl cintillo dice que ell con-
cie:to Sc dara en- fecha que Sc
dara a conocer al publico con
anteiaci6n.
Este sera eli primer concier-
to que dara en- la America del
Sur, en- su gira actual, la joven
directora.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25

Podri ser it'll un BANJO de
piernas, corto y caliente, antes
de acostarse terminando con
una rociada corta de aqua fra
y secandolo energicamente con
una toalla aspera. Dele una cap
sula o tabilla de complete de
Vitamina B con cada comida.
Y todos ustedes dejen de pre-
ocuparse por este. Los que mo.
jan la CANA son generalmente
sensibles, frscuentemente de
temperamento nervioso. Con
frecuencia son nihos muy int.
ligentes, mines de quienes los
padres Sc sienten muy orgullo-
sos.
PREGUNTA: Cu&l es la causa
de los calambres en- las panto-
rrillas?
RESPUESTA: Los calambres
en- las pantorrillas resultan
cuando 81 enfermo es muy acti.
vo o se ha enfriado. La causa
del NAL es Ell endurecimiento
de las paroles de los vases san.
guineos y Ia consiguiente dis
injunction de Ia capacidad de
estos vases para nevar la sangre
q los musculos y hacer frente q
las demands del ejercicio , 81
snfriamiento.
tPasa q h Pks. -
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-25
La Irnagen de Pic XII Defuvo.
una BdIa Ante ell Coraz6n de.
Criminal que Sc Habia Fugado
Por JUAN VALDEs

BOGoTA (SICo) No ha-
bia bajado aun a SUI reposo de-
finitiEo ell cadayer de Su Santi-
dad Pho XII, que Sc encontraba
en- capilla ardiente en- la Basili-
ca de San Pedro, .cuando ocu-
rrio en- Bogota ell que puede
calificarse SUI primer milagro:
I'm sello de correos con su efigie
detuvo una bala y la desvi6 en-
SUI curse, salvando Ia vida de
I'm hombre.
FL Cardinal Luque lleva a Ro-
ma una libreta de apuntes, en-
una de cuyas ultimas hojas ha-
bia un sello de correos con la
efigie del Santo Padre fallecido;
la libreta esta traspasada por
una bala que al llegar al sello
del correos Sc desvi0 de SUI
curse y en- lugar de seguir Ell ca
mino hacia ell coraz0n de quien
la llevaba en- ell bolsillo superior
del chaleco, volvio a salir ha-
cia la oslapa, deScribiendo un
angulo optuso. Quienes han exa
minado la libreta hablan de un
milagro indudable; ell Cardinal
colombiano quiere que sea exa-
minada tambien por sus colegas
del Sacro Colegio donde Sc CO.
menzaran los p~reparativos de
canonizacion del Gran Pontifice
que ACADIA de morir.
Francisco Martinez Garcia,
natural de Bogota, de 20 amos
de edad, es criminal de profe-
sion. Por toda clase de delitos
hs sido condenado: por hurto,
robo, lesiones personales, aten-
tados contra Ell pudor etc. FL
nalmente fue condenado a un
periodic de prision en- la Carcel
Modelo de donde Sc fug6 espec-
tacularmente. BESIDE entonces
la policia secreta recibi6 or6cn
de recapturarlo.
Dos agentes secretos reco-
rrian en- la madrugada del saba
do II de octubre pasado ell ba-
rrio llamado 'Doce de Octubre"
euando uno de ellos reconocio
al profugo que en- eompania de
otro antisocial Sc disponia a rea-
liar I'm robo, e inmediatamente
lie intim6 rendicion. Los dos cri-
minales acosados pusieron en-
juego una maniobra tactica acos
tumbrada entire ellos en- easos
desesperados; scada uno Sc Ian
20 sobre ell detective que perse-
guia al eompahero. Martinez te-
Evening star., 1958-09-09

since August IL and have
visited Illinois. Nebraska. Col
orado, Utah and Texas. They
leave for New York today and
fly back to Russia via Brus-
sells tomorrow.
The party included the
Messrs. A. N. AskochenSky,
S. Babaev, /. l. Budarin, S.
M. Perekhrest and N. Aliev.
American leader of the
group was Mr.. H. F. Blaney
of the Agriculture Depart
ment, who was at the party
with his wife.
In speaking or the inter-
ests Of the group, Mr.. Blaney
said that they were most i'm
pressed with the irrigation in
Texas of cotton, which is
their major crop. He added
that they were also most i'm
pressed with the fine homes
our farmers live in"
Evening star., 1958-09-09
BY DAISY CLELAND
Star STAR Writer

The biggest news at q dip
lomatic farewell party yes
terday was an arrival today.
Mrs. Magsaysay, widow Of
the famous President of the
Philippines, arrives today to
be the houseguest of Philip
pine Ambassador and Mrs.
Romulo.
The Romulos have planned
a reception for her on Friday
afternoon before her depart
ure on Saturday for Boston,
where she will enter her
daughter in Radcliffe.
The farewell party yeSter-
day was not only diplomatic,
but heartfelt by many Wash
ingtonians.
The "goodbyes" were being
said by Greek Ambassador
and Nine. Melas at a recep-
tion in their embassy. The
popular couple, who have
represented their country
here for several years, are
leaving for their homeland.
According to Ambassador
Melas, I'VE will leave within
a fortnight. Neither the AM
Evening star., 1958-09-09

were Mrs. j. Hamilton Lewis,
Mrs. Eleanor Dulles. former
Chief of Protocol and Mrs.
John Simmons, Mr.. George
Allen, head Of the USIA, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Johnston
with their daughter, Mrs.
Herbert Butler.
Chief of Protocol and Mrs.
Wiley Buchanan (she looking
the most smart in the fem
mime gronp) were there as
were French Ambassador and
Nine. Alphand, New Zeal
and Ambassador, Sir Leslie
Munro and Lady Munro
chatting with Mrs. Burke
Elbrick; Col. Fred Roy and
DR.. Leonard Carmichael.
Dean Of Corps Attends
Dean of the Diplomatic
Corps, Ambassador Sevilla
Secasa, was there talking
about his coming trip to New
Delhi, India, for the World
Bank meeting, and others
were Mrs. George Maurice
Morris, Spanish Minister and
Sonora de Alba-just back
from a tour of the United
States in a trailer and ready
to go on another one-Dep-
uty Chief of Protocol Glenn
ent Conger and former Am
bassador and Mrs. Myron
Cowen.
Russian Ambassador Men
chikov was at this party, hav-
Ing just left one of his own.
The Ambassador enter
tanned at a reception in honor
of five men from his home
land but obviously left his
own party long before it
was over to pay his respects
to Ambassador and Nine.
MelaS.
The party at the Russian
embassy was in honor of an
agricultural delegation which
has just completed a tour
of the United States. The five
men, all graduates in en-
cheering, have been here to
study irrigation and drain
age. They have been here
Evening star., 1958-09-09

back on Saturday from their
summer vacation which had
also included q stop In Los
Angeles. However. in speak
ing of Hawaii, she said.
well. it was just like being
in Washington-there was
Evie Robert and Helen Ma
condray and I can't tell you
how many others we knew.
Also chatting in the group
with the FergusonS were Ko-
rean Ambassador and Nine.
Yang.
Others were Gen. and Mrs.
Omar Bradley, former AM
bassador William Culbertson,
Senator and Mrs. William
Fullbright. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Biffle, and Capt. and
Mrs. Edes Talman and his
sister. Sonora de Rodriguez,
wife of the former Chilean
Ambassador.
The Ralph Beckers were
on hand, having just returned
from a trip to Los Angeles
with their four children.
Having done this they are
of tomorrow for Europe on
a business trip but with some
vacation added. They will
visit Paris. London, Geneva,
and Rome and Mrs. Becker.
wearing a California creation
yesterday. has her eye on a
European one tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. William P.
MacCracken we're there. as
Evening star., 1958-09-09
Mrs. Baker Sets
Symphony Tea

Mrs. Harold Davies Baker.
wife of the Commandant of
the Potomac River Naval
Command, has issued invita-
tions for tea Friday, Sep
tember IL m honor of the
National Symphony Orches-
ira Ticket Committees.
Mrs. Baker will receive
from 4 to 6 o'clock in Tingey
House at the United States
Naval Gun Factory. Cards of
admission must be presented
at the gate.
Mrs. Chauncy Blair is tick
ct chairman for the orchestra
and starts the annual cam
paign for the sale of season
tickets for the 1958-59 con-
certs September Is.
However work already has
been going on through the
summer not only within the
District but in the nearby
suburbs where members OF
the ticket committees for the
outlying areas are very active.
Evening star., 1958-09-09
Meeting Tonight

The Mt. Rainier West
Hyattsville Unit. League Of
Women Voters of Prince
Georges County. will meet to-
night at 8:15 O'Clock at the
home of Mrs. Willis, 2l03
Woodbury. street in West
Hyattsville.
AS with all the League
Units this month. 'Whosis," a
television quiz show parody,
will be played.
Evening star., 1958-09-09
ATAC Meeting

The first fall meeting Of
ATAC (Aides to All Charities)
will be held at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow in the Tifereth
Israel Synagogue. Sixteenth
and Juniper streets NV.
Mrs. Bernard Salisbury,
newly elected president, will
preside at the business meet
ing. Entertainment will In
clude a millinery fashion
show and refreshments.
Evening star., 1958-09-09

pin striped suit and Nine.
Melas in q comfortable. cool
blue print dress. said over
and over, "oh thank you've
are sorry to leave. too."
Philippine Ambassador and
Mrs. Romulo were there with
the news of their houseguests,
and others were Mrs. Han
kinS Fort with her house
guest, Mrs. Peter Meersman
of Nashville, Tenn, the Ted
Ayers and General and Mrs.
Leigh Wade.
Judge and Mrs. Homer Fer
guson were there as were their
summer shipmates, Col. and
Mrs. M. Robert Guggenheim.
The two couples had trav-
eled out to Hawaii together
on a ship but soon parted
company - the Guggenheims
to the Royal Hawaiian Hotel
and the Fergusons to a grass
hut,
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FdreWells Are SQid
By the Meluses

bassador nor embassy spokes-
men would say when or by
whom Mr.. Melas would be re-
placed.
The Ambassador has been
quoted as having differences
with his home government.
Although these were sup
posedly the cause for the
diplomatic change here, he
had no comment to make at
his party
Scores Of Friends
The word was that Ambas-
Sador and Nine. Melas had
invited "all their friends" for
this one and only party. A
look through the residence
left little doubt that this was
true. The scores of guests
represented every facet of
Washington society as they
streamed in and out of the
embassy long after the ap-
pointed hours of from 6 to 8.
For a receiving line at a
Washington reception, Am
bassador and Nine. Melas
were able to strike an in
formal pose.
The Ambassador wearing a
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Grass Huts

Mrs. Guggenheim said that
she was not in favor of the
grass hut because she had
heard that there were three
classes Of people who lived in
them-"the newly-weds. the
early-to-beds and the-nearly-
deads."
Mrs. Guggenheim also add
ed that they had Just come