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WEDDINGS

Mrs. Wilton Davis of Jack
sonville and Mr.. A. D. Davis
Of Ponte Vedra Beach. Fla.
Miss Weatherly also is the
daughter Of the late Mr..
Henry Clifford Weatherly.
The wedding took place
March 10 at the Saint ST.
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TUESDAY
LADDIE NORTHRDGE
viii be In town from II to s
pm. today and tomorrow for
individual consultation and
to show his new hat collec-
ton at Julius Garhnckel g.
Co. in the millinery salon on
the second floor Of the F
street store.
WEDNESDAY
PANHELLENIC ASSOCIA-
TON OF NORTHERN VIR-
GINA fashion show will be
staged by Julius Garf1nckel
& Co. at 1880 pm. at the
Fort Myer Officers Club. Call
Mrs. John Wagstaff, jack
son 2-2530 for reservations.
JEILEFF'S PRESENTS
the fashion show for the
Chief of Staff Wives at their
luncheon at 1890 pm. at
the Army-Navy Country
Club, Arlington. Accessories
will star in the show.
LUN HEON FASHION
SHOW, National Guard Bu-
reau Officers Wives will be
held at Boiling Field. Spring
Promenade" with Selma's
fashions; hats from Jacque-
Lynn; Hahn's shoes; and
Bettye hairstyles; Ginny De-
Franceaux communicating for
the Models Guild.
THURSDAY
CHERRY BLOSSOM FES-
TIVAL fashion show will
feature Washington fashions
from Washington stores. The
theme Washington Holi-
day." Hotel Mayflower ball
room. Time: IL noon.
INFORMAL FAS HON
SHOW, Mayfair Restaurant.
is planned by Joy Hops with
the business girl in mind.
easter Fashions" keyed Il
q working girls budget from
Bonds with hairstyles BY
Vincent. His new '"Trapeze"
hairstyles will make their
debut. A Models Guild show.
LAWRENCE OF LONDON
collection will be modelled
informally at Julius Gar
finckel's from IL to 3 pm.
at Spring Valley, and 4 TO 8
pm. at Seven Corners. On
Friday at 2 pm. Mr.. Law
renee viii commentate .
fashion show at the store.
LANSBURGH'S presents
the fashion lecture for the
Forest Heights Homemaker
Club at the Forest Heights
Community House at 8 pm.
with Pat Geyer giving the
lecture.
FRIDAY
MOUNT VERNON Method
ist Church evening fashion
show with Gloria & Zelda
fashions spotlighting sepa-
rates for after-flve wear.
The Models Guild staging
the show.
JOIN THE NAVY, Q fash
ion show Of around the world
styles presented by the Hecht
Co. at 8 pm. in Mahan Hall
at the United States Naval
Academy in Annapolis. The
benefit show will naturally
play up the MILDLY look" in
fashion. Ginny DeFranceaux
Of the Models Guild viii
commentate.
SATURDAY
LANSBURGH'S presents q
fashion lecture for the Ladies
Oriental Shrine Patrol, SuZu
Court No. 81 at the Empire
room of the Ambassador Ho-
tel. Pat Geyer, the lecturer.
WASHINGTON PARTY,
staged by Mrs. Gladstone
Williams at the Willard Ho-
tel in the Crystal room from
1890 to 2 pm. Fun, fashions,
celebrities at this weekly
Saturday show. For reserva-
tons call Miss Polling at the
Willard Hotel.
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Dovis-WeotherlY

Mrs. Hill Bishop of Jack
sonville. Fla. announces the
marriage Of her daughter,
Miss Carole Weatherly. to Mr..
Robert Darius Davis, son of
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Mrs. William Henry Tap.

Mrs. William Henry Tap
pey Squires of Alexandria
announces the marriage of
her granddaughter, Miss
Florence Anne Hanning. to
Mr.. William Louis Seal Of
Auburn, Ala. The wedding
took place yesterday at the
Old Presbyterian Meeting
House in Alexandria. The
couple will reside in Arling-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23

Cherry Rose, Julep Orange Ice and Benedictine
now in Van Raalte Mines" the demi-toe sheer
with more lives than cat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-23
PHOENIX

Breath of Blue, Atmosphere, Aquamarine,
Persimmon and Orange Frost now in Phoenix
"Beauty-Marked" dress Sheers.
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IT'S A DATE
TOMORROW


EVERYDAY except Sum
day Evelyn Barton Brown
presents a fashion show in
the Presidential dining room
of the Mayflower Hotel
at luncheon time.
LANSBURGH'S will fea-
ture every day this week in
formal modelling Of the new
.''hint Of a tint" hosiery on
the first floor Of the down.
town store in the hosiery de-
partment.
JULIUS GARFINCKEL q
CO. win present the tea
time fashion talk for the
Aviation Medicine Conven-
ton Wives at 3 pm. at the
Hotel Statler.
HECHTS presents q bridal
fashion show ct 6 pm. In
their main store Monday
night.
TUESDAY
LADDIE NORTHRDGE
win be In town from II to s
pm. today and tomorrow for
individual consultation and
to show his new hat collec-
ton at Julius Garhnckel g.
Co. in the millinery salon on
the second floor Of the F
street store.
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l.6:5
HUNINIING BIRD

Sea Coral are Humming Birds new blooming
beauties in dress sheers.
Evening star., 1958-09-21
By JERRY O'LEARY, JR.
Star stan Writer

TF MAN could dig with his hands and feet below the
surface of the ground in proportion to the tiny mole
there probably would be Holland Tunnels all the
earth
AS it is moles the worlds first and champion
miners.
It's takes tremendous energy to paddle along under
the ground the nearly blind moes do For that
they have to eat six hours sets In Each
mole stus himself with twice his weight day
Just to stay They on the prow in their sub
terranean tunnels around the clock.
They eat whatever they find in their tunnels-earth-
insects MICE shrews other moles Nature helps
them underground by equpping each mole with fur
that soft and grows straight that won't slow
him down. The moles get through their tunnel sys
TENS fast man walk on the surface.
ALI moles pretty much alike, except one The
mole of continent has snout with ~
heshy points It, These points look like tentacles and
sensitive they help the myopic moles find their
way about in the underground dark
When male mole meets female mole underground In
mating they usually become parents OF any
where from three to moleetS. Mr and Mrs Mole
good parents too. They stay with the youngsters
long time and always dig plenty of escape routes
Next week: The first sOnar)
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layman' S leadership
CONTINUED from Back PsqeJ

Incidentally Rev. Ralph Mitchell Of Billy craham's staff,
said that the Rev Grady Wilson'S reaction such fxednes
OF position Doesn't need yaesion?"
Dear Mr.. Mccall, would you have any suggestion TO
make regarding hotels And would il be TO let
have brief biography that undoubted fine
OF yours? After all going 70 know something Of
rne, in view of fhe enclosures that shall accompany this
letter.
Thanking you and Mr. Graham most earnestly for the
kind invitation and hoping that "Fsfhermoiher God,
aharmonous" you with rich blessings for all
Continued Next Column Top)
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'''Tito:'

US devofees Of foreign nevtrasm blvshing deep
crimson at the refusal Of YvgosIsvas dictator Tito TO
accept further American military aid lof which he has
already received over 81 biIon).
This "smokesereen" point skepfies coneeas
the facts s) that To's representative to have
assenfed to every article Of Moseows line as
set forward in the eommvnqve. and b) that Polands
WlsdysIaw Gomuks-also heraIdcd an Independent"
Communist by US liberals" and recipient Of our
aid (see Human Events for August TO- l9s7-faithfvy
adhered to Moseows orders in all particulars signing every
thing that put before him.
Conservatives scanning fhe results Of the Red eoneave
IN Moscow in the perspective Of time also emphasize the
significance OF This statement TN this struggle for wnnnq
power and building socialism the Communist parties seek
cooperation with the Socialist parties Although the riuhs.
wing Socialist party leaders doing TO hamper
This eooperaon there increasing opportunities for CO.
operation between the Communists and Socialists on nanv
issues"
This pronouneement is clearly forebodinq the
advent OF new Popular Front period in which COMMUNISTS
eos'esee with other Iefwing groups advance their oh.
leefves AnfiCommvnisfs cite, in this connection the pro-
nouneemen OF the American Communist party convention
that social reformsis such Walter Reuer and David
Dubinsky and Bourgeois reforsss such as The ADA are
in the absence OF Social Democratic party IN ,he
USA"-"performing the function Of Social Democracy"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-25
Moral Re-Armament
The Drowning Experience"
Excerpts from
information Serviee)
Monday. January 6. 1881

To play their part in bringing answer 10 America
800 people 70 the Moral RsArmsmsnf Assembly
at Maeinac Island Michigan. from all parts Of America
and Canada at Christmas and the New Year.
They in response Dr. Frank Bvehmsn's National
Call TO America in which he said. Americas export
is not Just bigger and better technology not bigger
and better maeria but the browning experience Of the
rebirth Of our faith in the hearts Of our people,
They witnessed At the Assembly the creation Of
musical, The Growing Experience II had grown Of
:he conviction that this Americas decisive yearhst
during this coming II months America under God and
must turn the tide for the world.
WORLD PREMIERE
On January the musical opened in Detroit at the
Henry Edse Ford Auditorium for four special perform
prior TO its world premiere January II in Atlanta
Georgia.
The Growing Experience was inspired b. H.. life OF
she great Negro educator Mrs. larry Mcleod BETHUNE
the daughter Of slave parents who rose TO be advisor 70
Presidents and Of the most honored Of When
she was 30 years old she TO Moral Re-Armament
Assembly There she opened her heart to commit
menf She said ITO be part Of this great uniting force Of
our age is the browning experience Of my Ife."
In view Of the urgency Of the hour Of stage and
screen producers artists designers from around
the world have given tme talents energy in the ersa-
ZION OF this new musical The supporting numbers 100
BROADWAY STARS
Two Broadway personalities MvreI Smith and Ann
Buckles have laid aside all other engagements TO bring
this play TO America now.
Mvrie Smith, who played title role of Carmen Jones
tor tour years on Broadway has completed run in the
title role OF Carmen al Londons covent Garden Opera Her
other roles include leads in South Pacific The kim and
and the film Moulin Rouge At the height Of her career,
she TO devote herself TO giving her very great talent
In this way TO her country
" IS no saerifee IL is great Joy" she says ~ DOM
feel mat have given up anything have gained ore.s
deal and ann doing what love- I'm thrilled 70 be sbs 20
give my country something u really needs n Is step for
ward on ihs straight road"
Ann Buckles has acclaim for her featured raj. r.,
me erosdwsy productions Of Paisms Game Mrs MeThno
ana Inc rim Season and in many leading ssIevisien pro-
when came to the MIRA Assembly ss Msesirae." she
I Sss'n 70 rss'1s the responsibility hsvs fer living
the kind Of life this country should h v,,. g., -
Pnvsssd TO be rs Of this show 10 Get this answer 70 our
country" - 80
main supporting roles played BY su.is c.bsr.re
me philippines end Louis Byiss Of Jamaica.
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Asian Flu
CONTINUED from Back Psse)

CONTINUED from Back Page
THE BELIEFS or ILLNESS or PRES. EISENHOWER
ARE MERELY MOVING PICTURES or MORTAL
THOUGHT, THE IRRESISTIBLE CONFLICT OF THE
MYTHICAL. DEvlLisH, ANTLcHRisT ADAM-EvE
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF ALL HUMAN BIRTHS.
SEEKING TO CRUSH DIVINE REALiTY-THE INvUL-
NERABLE. TRIUMPHANT IDEALS OF NY CHOSEN
NATION THE MESSIAH TO ALL NATIONS MY
PRECIOUS U. S. or AMERICA!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-25
Cleansing BY Blood



PART
HOLY HERosM or JESUS, MARTYRS ET Al
THOSE WHO CLEARLY OR. iNTUITivelv. APPkEHeNo
ETERNAL TRUTH, THE EXCLUSIVE R-E-At+T-S
OF THE SPIRITUAL. FLEsHLEss, MATTERLEss,
cHRisTLiKE cREATIoN-YoU WILL SOMETIME
UNpERsTAND-AccEPT DEATH WILLINGLY RATHER
THAN TAKE BACK THE WORDS OF TRUTH"
OR SUBMIT TO THE TYRANNY OF SATAN BOUND"
ADAMS. EYES MURDERoUs GAINS, JUDAsEs. OR
OTHER KNAvEs OR FoClsi
PART 3
MARVELLOUS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH IMPERA-
TIVE THE CHRISTIAN CLERGY VERY cRUDElY
EXPRESSES SURRENDER or NY HOLY GHOST
CONCEIVED SON. CHRIST JESUS. TO THE DEVILS
efforts TO DESTROY HIM. TO SILENCE THE
TRUTH. THE UNSETTLED LOVE BEARING WITNESS
TO THE oMNIPoTENcE or DIVINE LOVE, YOUR
"FATHER-MoTHER GOD. ALL-HARMoNoUS," THE
ONE PARENT or ALL TRUE CREATION
MY ANSWER
BY Billy Graham Free Press)
QUESTION: In your radio talk several weeks ago you
spoke OF sinners being "eesnsed by the blood OF Christ
This is revolving 10 and do not believe il true
Christianity S. p NJ
ANSWER: After reading your question turned TO my
Bible 70 how many references there TO redemption
through the blood OF Christ find this thought central in
Of the great statements about Chrs redempfiye act
The Cross Remember blood represents the life Of
person. LET his blood flow away and he dies.
The Bible says Without shedding Of blood there is
remission" Again, Much then, being justified
by his blood shall be saved from wrath through him.
The blood is The symbol of Chrsts life and CT His death
for He said For this my blood Of the New Testament
which is shed for many for the remission Of sins
Let suggest that you take the Bible and look up the
verses which speak Of blood In the New Testament you
will find that Gods plan for mans redemption full
filled in chrisf.s death he Cross When He died, His
blood flowed away II precious truth and should
thankfully accept if understand all Of its
implications.
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Labor Struggle
CONTINUED from Back Pase)

-. The Chairman Of the Senate Rackefs has already
dealt powerful blows corruption in certain great labor
unions. Judging by le-pvbieized statement made in
October Mcclellan may we'll take very drastic step 70
wipe abuses. He said:
PRESENTLY THE HUGE INCOME AND RESOURCES
OF LABOR ORGANIZATIONS ARE TAX EXEMPT. TAX
EXEMPTION IS A PRIVILEGE. NOT RIGHT. The fact
that organization does not pay that the REST
OF THE TAXPAYERS MUST PAY MORE TAXES simple
provision denying tsxxempt privilege any labor organi
ration that fails comply with the standards Of accounting
conduct and ethics prescribed by law WILL in my opinion,
be penalty sufficient TO compel compliance. The tax
exempt privilege is advantage labor unions
would not TO Iose."
While task force Of the Mcclellan Committee has been
working REUTHERs UNITED AUTO WORKERS. the
fact little noticed in the press) is that this TASK FORCE
CONSISTS OF ONLY THREE INvESTIcATORs-OUT OF
A TOTAL staff force Of the Mcclellan Committee OF
ABOUT $50.
Crime this week spurs speculation to the past
Of Reufher and the UAW An employee Of the union early
this week. found dead under mysterious circumstances
He had been slated TO testify in $4s million damage suit
against the JAW and Detroit and state police This suit
involves the l94s attempt Revhers e canssters
said TO have been mixed up in that attack.
-. The death Of the JAW last week followed a
TRADE by Revfher against he Mcclellan Committee inves
gator assigned TO look into JAWS "edve ations and "e
zenshp" funds.
What observers here exposure Of the most
dangerous activities Of the UAW-sueh the bloody
foreemenf OF compulsory vnionsm. The Mcclellan Commit
fee investigator has repeatedly been looking The
OF the notorious JAW strike against the Koher Company
which has 10 naushi because Of President Herbert
kohlers stubborn fight TO protect those Of his employees
who did not wish to Join union.
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A-Bomb Guilt
CONTINUED from Page "

RECALLS CHILDREN
An Army Psyehatrist, called witness blamed Eafh-
erys plight on nevroe condition which developed from
emotional disturbance"
The psyehsfrist Or. o. p Constantine. said Estherys
emotional disturbance the result OF his feeling OF guilt
few Of the four reconnaissance planes that
preceded the bombers which dropped atomic bombs on
Hiroshima and Nagasak in early is45.
He told he bames himself for the death OF
100000 men, and children" said Dr. Constantine
HE felt especially eonseenee-sfrieken sssvs the chill
dren because he has three Of his own"
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eensssnsd, I su'
Don't Discount-

Do1't Discount-
ceWs5hssd frsm bsek PsUsl
Kestsrns viewed ssids Rvssis's satellite sehisvs''sas
ehsrseerizirs II enly single Ming in which ~ &d"s
PVT fse much sisni6esnes
'Thsy took - ss va and put IL W. We sdsssssd
this possibility IN advance. We knew could Be done
Why hadn't fhe United sssses put up lis own EARN.
satellite? He said:
II don't know We know how 70 do II but we aren't
doing IT,"
He admitted il would be good thing II fhe unfed ssssss
did put up satellite.
Referring said private company could have 'svnehsd
. spvtnik Tin view Of what know about H. ~ ssso
said he didn't think would be difficult TO put man
up in a rocket.
When he insisted fhsfwe've got them spUinks| now.
asked then why haven't put them up? He replied
You've got TO shoot fifty Of them before you can get
go up right. In scientific experiments IFS
terrific "seeden when Of the tests first turns out right
think The Germans shot II rockets before they got fhsr
v.2s working"
Referring emphasized the time element in scientific
He said that research only does ersnds for
problems and added there "a lot Of difference between
the process and The product"
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Shotgun Blast
CONTINUED from Page u

PART
WAS HUNTING FOR ANIMAL FLESH
THE PRINCIPAL THING IS TO GET WISDOM AND
,Nnees TANpiNe"-plvlNELr SCIENTIFIC. SPIRIT.
uA. cHRisTLIkE. uNERRiNcl
THEY ARE MORE TO BE DESIRED THAN COLD
SILVER. AND RuBlEs. AND ALL The THINGS
ONE CAN DESIRE ARE NOT TO BE COMPARED UNTO
THEM!
THEY BRING HEALTH LONG LIFE, HONOR.
AND WEAlTH"!- 7.
Jesus thereto: SEEK We FIRST The KINGDOM
or GOD AND MS RIcHTe oUsNEss AND ALL THESE
THINGS SHALL BE ADDED UNTO your
LIFE MORE ABuNDANTLv"E
INvULNERABLE HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
NOW! FOR YOU AND NEcHBoRS'
mi. Clemens. JAM 3.-Terry Msiiskey w. OF St. Clair
Shores accidentally killed himself while hunting in Chester
field Township three miles north Of here found Ierrys
body with shotgun wound in the head apparently had
climbed about eight up stump Of tree and fell on
the gun. :"
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Whited SepuIchres-

tconfinvsd from Page u
$40 for my stay your hotel Please take and send ss
rest 10 Sister Sylvia Msrlsc House. chesso Anehsr
tcontinvsd Next Column Tep)
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-. .ddy..,sd 70 Freddie kIrseh. I. ~. csse Llnds
c..,r,. GALLUP, "a The lssess - kFseh Cssne'se
Icy missionary IL ;slup sxprssssd nss ePP...x n
-, h.r. - EARN and inst On earth eevsd nj aad me
law. for which searched must % directly TO b With
God . . That Is HE enly wsy.' -. :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
Mr..
Miller
Soys:

"H refund the
difference IL you
con buy the same
furniture for
less onywherel"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26

Compofe :. ond don't Be too
surprised II you tind more thon
one sole price elsewhere ocfu-
oily higher than Mlllefs reou-
lor pr,cef For IS yeori. MiIler's
hos consistently refused TO in-
flote comporotive prices in
order to show q "sovinos." We
viii not stort now. But We Will
continue TO price the finest
furniture IN the lond 50 low thot
M. Miller con overwhelmingly
noke the obovs stotemen,!
Shop weekdays until 9 pm.
Budget terms ovoiloble. Pork
mo OF our door.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
BookGub
To Meet

Book Club
To Meet
The Arlington Ladies' Book
Review and Muzis Club will
meet tomorrow Il . pm. In
the Parish Hall Of 81, Marks
Church IN Arlington.
Or. Donald DoRF win dis
clss the book THE Psntason
Case"
ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
SERVICE SCENE
BY RUTH DEAN
Star Stan Writer

The beautiful garden Of
Tingey House, with its large
old Towering magnolia tree
and rose beds in bloom. pro-
vided an ideal and cool set
ting for the garden party
given by the Commandant Of
the Potomac River Naval
Command and Mrs. Harold
Davies Baker last night.
Diplomatic. official and res
idential Washington turned
out for the early evening af-
fair at the Bakers Naval Gun
Factory quarters.
Early arrivals were the Itsl-
ian Ambassador and Signora
Brosio, Korean Ambassador
and Nine Yang. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Burks Summers and for
mer Chief of Naval Opera
tions and Mrs. Louis Den
field.
Out in the garden the
Japanese Ambassador and
Nine. ASakai were chatting
with the Rev. Edward Bum.
president of Georgetown
University, and the Rev.
Joseph A. Sellinger. Nine.
Asakai said their daughter.
Akiko, who was graduated
from Stone Ridge this month,
will enter her old alma mater,
Trinity College. in the fall.
In another group, Chinese
Ambassador and Nine. Tong
were telling friends about
preparations they are making
at the Embassy for the inn
pending arrival Of Nine.
Chang Kai-Shek. wife Of
Nationalist China's presi-
dent, Generalissimo Chang
Kai-shek. Nine. Chang will
begin her official stay at the
Embassy on July is, but will
actually arrive here a few
days earlier. Nine. Tong said.
New Styles Cool
The trapeze and the
chemise were holding their
own as new cocktail hour
favorites as petite and vi
vacious Sonora de Miranda,
wife of the Spanish Military
Attache. compared notes with
Signora Ferrari-Aggradi. wife
of the Italian Naval Attache.
Both agreed the new volum-
inouS styles. even though
they amuse their husbands,
are the coolest thing for
hot days like yesterday.
Wearing the most unusual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
SERVICE SCENE
TingeY House Garden
Scene of Baker Fete

hat was Mrs. Harold Burton,
who attended the party with
her Supreme Court Justice
husband. 1t was a large
Swiss straw. woven with a
knob on the top and tied TO
the head with, a large rib
bon-such as has been worn
for centuries by the people
of the Swiss canton of De
Vaud.
Discussing vacation plans
were Lady Denny, who said
she and her husband. Ad-
miral Sir Michael Denny,
will be off for Lake Louise
in July, and Turkish Ambas-
sador Urguplu. who plans a
motor trip to the West Coast.
Z Later arrivals included the
Homer Gruenthers. Mrs.
Clyde Wendell Smith. Vice
Admiral and Mrs. Thomas
Combs, General Graves B.
Erskine, Mrs. Walter Bedell
Smith, Greek Ambassador
and Nine. Melas who are
putting of plans for sum-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
Engineer
Feted
BYEnVoY

The Swiss Ambassador and
Nine. de Torrente enter
tanned at a dinner last eve
ming in honor of a famous
civil engineer and his wife,
DR.. and Mrs. o. H. Amman
Of New York City.
DR.. Amman designed and
built the George Washington
Bridge and the Lincoln Tun-
mel in New York.
A graduate of the Zurich
Institute of Technology, he
was also a member of the
board of engineers in charge
of the Golden Gate Bridge.
San Francisco, and chief
engineer of the .Triborough
Bridge III New York.
Among the guests invited
to the embassy we're Under
secretary of Commerce Wal
ter Williams. Undersecretary
of Commerce and Mrs. Louis
Rothschild. State Depart
ment Counselor and Mrs.
Frederick Reinhardt, AS
sistant Secretary of Com
merce and Mrs. Henry
KearnS and Gen. and Mrs.
Eugene Reybold.
Others were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Howell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Huber. Mr.. Hans
GaSser. Swiss Consul General
in New York, and Swiss Labor
Counselor and Mrs. Lukas
Burckhardt.