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election June never would
be held.
A record wave of killing
bombing and sabotage broke
out despite the government's
deployment of thousands OF
troops, coast guardsmen and
police.
Gen. Batista announced that
the government would use
whatever force was necessary
to restore order. And the gov
eminent declared that nothing
would prevent the presidential
election from being held.
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Staying, Suicide
Take Two Lives

LA PLATA. Md, Feb. 81
(SpeciaD Burial services were
to be held today for two victims
of a murder-suicide here last
week end.
The dead were Thomas D.
Canter, SO, a carpenter, Of
Hughesville, Md, and his es-
tranged wife. Myrtle o. Canter.
So. of Welcome, Md.
Charles County's Sheriff
Avary Monroe found the bodies
in Mrs. Canter's home Sunday
after Mr.. Canter had been re-
ported missing by his mother,
Mrs. Nellie E. Canter, with
whom he lived.
The sheriff said Mrs. Canter
apparently had been beaten on
the head with the butt of a
pistol. Her body was found in
the living room. Mr.. Canter's
body was in the kitchen. the
sheriff said, with a bullet wound
in his head and a 80 caliber
pistol near it.
I Sheriff Monroe listed the
deaths as a murder and suicide.
Mrs. Canter lived in back Of
q former store which she OPP
Grated until about four or five
months ago, the sheriff said.
Funeral services for Mr..
Canter were held last night at
the Arehart funeral home.
Burial was to be this morning
at Arlington National Gem
etery. The funeral for Mrs.
Canter was to be at at the ALI
Faiths Church in Mechanics
vile, Md, at $3.50 pm. with
burial in the church cemetery.
The funeral home said Mrs.
Canter is survived by a sister,
Mrs. Lucie Nicely, living in
Prince Georges County. Md:
and two brothers Joseph Earl
Grove. Of Mechanicsville. and
Thomas r. Grove of Gam
Drills, Md. The sheriff said
Mr.. Canter is survived by his
mother and several children.
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LATIN AMERICAN NOTES
Botisto Rebels Strike
In 6Cubon Provinces

HAVANA Feb 81 H.-Enemes of President Fulgencio
Basta spread violence through all provinces of Cuba
yesterday.
There reports that rebels Of Fidel Castro would
general strike next week in effort to oppe Gen
Basa Cuban leaders predicted that the national
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believed that q brown-black
ore. one of the mineral forms Of
tungsten, devoured good tin.
Hence the ores name-wolf-
ram, or wolframite. meaning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21

Read carefully the instruc-
ton booklet that came with
your 1857 Federal income
tax form. That will help you
to prepare an accurate re-
turn.
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Tungsten Once Said
To 'Devour' Good Tin

LONDON. - English miners
in Cornwall in the 10th Century
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to move into Cuban gambling.
Lansky has major gambling
interests in Cuba.
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wolf SCOT" A dense, silvery
element. tungsten withstands
more heat than any other metal
and 1t ranks second to the
diamond in hardness.
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didn't know what I was
doing"
Would he like to be a city
editor? That's the hardest
job in the world-I'll stick
to acting" he said.
Critic Is Host
Later in the evening, The
Stars drama critic, Jay Car
mody, who has a brief role
in Teachers Pet" was host
at the screening Of the pic
ture at the Motion Picture
Association. A buffet supper
followed.
Among the guests INVITED
were Mai. and Mrs. John Eli
senhower, Senator and Mrs.
William Knowland, Senator
and Mrs. Thomas Kuchel,
Senator and Mrs. Richard
Neuberger, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hagerty and Mr.. and
Mrs. George v. Allen.
Also, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Priest. Undersecretary of the
Air Force and Mrs. Malcolm
MacIntyre. Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. Arno Luehman, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Charles c.
Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Perle
Mesta. s senator Theodore
Green, Representative and
Mrs. Wayne Hayes, and Mr..
and Mrs. Maxwell Rabb.
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a high-speed throughway and
had $50 still to go. She looked
a little tired when she arrived.
but as fresh as a daisy when
she left.
I gathered from her con-
versation that she is the
mother of three children and
was on her way to be audi
toned for television. I have
often wondered what hap
pened. Bet she made it.
What a life! Airplanes,
knitting and golf. Babies.
tennis. swimming, laundry
work. painted toenails. home
making and career. Yet they
all fit together in an attrac-
tive modern way. They fit to-
gether If the woman has
superlative energy. Otherwise
she cannot lead such a fas-
cinating but demanding life
and keep her health.
Today a woman who Crags
about With chronic fatigue
and backaches or flies into
tempers is out of date. Today
a woman must build her
health habits into her daily
routine in order to be in the
swim with the truly vital
members of her sex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-03
BY JANE KOTTMEIER
star star Writer

King of the motion picture
industry Clark Gable was in
town yesterday to promote
his new film Teachers Pet"
and met a fellow fisherman
President Eisenhower.
I'm a Republican" he
said, and at was my good
fortune to meet the Presi-
dent" The king" of the
motion picture industry said
they'd discussed golfing.
which he enjoys. although
I'm not in the same class
as the President"
The actor, who also is a
champion sportsman. said
his favorite sport is fishing
for trout in the State Of
Oregon. The biggest trout
steelhead I ever caught was
16 pounds, and I was the
busiest fisherman in the
State while landing 1t. which
took 80 to 40 minutes" he
said.
He also loves to ride-fiat
saddle or Western-out in
the country near his home
in Encino. Calf, and to
shoot: which his wife likes,
too.
The "King" Not Abdicating
The handsome-as-ever Mr..
Gable quashed rumors that
he plans to retire. II don't
cope with. columnists. / just
go on making pictures" he
said. He'll soon start work
on a new script. But Not
For Me-" a comedy about a
New York stage producer.
Asked what he looks for
when reading a script. he re-
piled Entertainment"
Il want the public to be
amused. / have fun when
making a comedy, cause /
like to laugh. too. / don't
want to bring any messages
into the world but just want
to make people see the light.
funny side of things" And
he added, good light come
dies are hard to find these
days"
Having tried the produc-
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WHY GROW OLD?
Health
Habits
Are Vital
BY JOSEPHINE BOWMAN

Register ana tribune Syndicate
Modern woman is curva-
cious and feminine (some
modern fashions to the con-
traryl but she has not gone
soft. The old days of the COW
cred wagon seem reStful when
compared to the demands
made on women today.
Yet today's woman is al
Turing in a soft, lovely way.
Even in Stacks or shorts she
manages to be extremely
feminine. Even with the
complexity of her life she
still has more glamour than
previous generations.
! was in a beauty salon not
long ago when a woman came
in for a quick hairdo. She
had just finished 400 miles on
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Motion Picture King
Meets the President

ton angle of pictures. he
said, IF I were smart, I'd
act and not try to be a pro-
ducer-people should do what
they can do best"
In Teachers Pet" which
opens April 10 at the On
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tario, Mr.. Gable plays the
part of a city editor.
IT enjoyed those 10 days
with real newspaper people,
he said. adding: In one
scene / had to type and
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APTs. UNFURNIsRED-D. Q.
coLoRED

7Ol X ST. NE.
2 rms. dlnette, kitchen, bath: utils.
and janitor service incl. cony. X
and II ST. buslines, near II 81.
shopping center, Key apt, 101.
HOHENSrEIN BROS. n DoNA-
HUE, INC, 652 II st. ne, Ii.
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CONN. AVE. NV, a5Oa-i- he'd
room apt. elev. BLDG. 94-hr. desk
service Brieht rms and Ice clos
cts, CO 5-S1O5, MRS. O'BRYAN
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2226 N ST, NV.
venient TO several Govt agencies
and Geo. Washington University;
. rms, kitchen and bath. $50 per
month, See the janitor for In
HENRY J. RoBB, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV, DI, 7-S14i
2S04 l4th ST. NV.
Just a short distance from I
shopping center: rms, kitchen
and bath; $50 per month. These
are extremely large apis, In an
elevator BIDS: and will be dec
grated. See tenant In No. 10 for
HENRY J. RoBB. INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV, DI. f-sl4i
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DUPONT cIRCLE-17o1 r. I. ave
n.w-Attrnc. hedrn liv rrr. kit.
hath; utiIs. 500. RE. 7-274S.
-GEORGFTOWN. 25II Que st NV.
- -bedrm. ant. gf9S mo-. utils
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COLUMBIA RID. 1882 rms.
eompl kit. and bath. COW. transp.
, To insnect. see ianitor, or call
N. PAUL FANNAN. NE. $4,000
= 739 18th st, NV
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C0LORADO AVE. NV, 5si7--Re-
se q sEs GSignh o onSsd5 dim aR' rec &C.
rm., pvt. entrances. See 70 appre-
, ciate: weekdays after 9 pm;
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HILL. ga Mass. ave. ne.
fStanton Manorl--Modern. eleya-
to- bldg, with laundry facilities;
l-bedrm. apis. S64. 50-Stia so. To
INSPECT see mgr. Apt. 10, \ a.
HUMPHREYS 4 SONS, 2 Mass.
ave MA Q.k0oO
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S7s.5O UP. incl utils. 41s4 Liv-
ingston I'd. se.-One and two
hedrm.. large modern apts,i near
schools. shop. and transp, Resi-
dent manager. Apt lO2, 10.
l-l2l3.
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CsPITOL WILL. i20 Attn st, Sc,
center Of convenience - Third
floor, elegantly restored mansiopi
liv .rm,,. den, bedrn,, large fully
equipped modern kit, bath, clos
cts: porch: air-cond.; all utils
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JcoNrlNUtpl

siOi Iath ST. N.w.--Entirs end A..
sitssss bath; seS mo. Cali OIL,
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CONSTITUTION AVE. NE, 5O7-
Bsmt. ant. . large rms. kit, bath
utils: $40 mo-: avail immed
Adults Cali WA T-3SR1
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COLORADO AVE. NV. H6Oa-2
: bedrms., liv, rm.. din, area, mod
ern kit. tiled hath. $40 incl
utilities. ia. 9-s1h3,
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CONGRFss HTs.-sS4 Portland St
end hath Newly decor. wATiKER
a. nr1NI IN, INC co S.0222
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APIS. UMFuRRIsHED-D. 0,
pgACON MS, lsOl calvsrt n.v.

BvACON APIS, 1901 Calvert NV.
Elev. 3 bedrms., liv rm., din
rn., kit bath; s115. RA. 3-ss75.
BRADBURY HGTs., s.E.-small
. / -bedrm. effic., ideal for couple,
Z cnnv. TO transp. and shopping,
SEQ incl. utils. EN-. .3-0S0a,
sCAPITOL HILL bedrooms, living
room, screened rear porch, new
4 mod. kit and bath; utils. adults,
NE. S-742O: ewes, OIL. 6-5904
CAPITOL WILL, i20 4th st. Sc,
floor, elegantly restored mansiopi
liv .rnn.,. den, bedrm., large fully
equipped modern kit, bath, clos
cts: porch: air-eond.; all utils
furn. Ii. 3-s41l
CAPITOL HILL, e44 Mass. ave. ne.
= fStanton Manor)--Modern. eleva-
to- hldg., with laundry facilities;
l-bedrm. apts.. S64 50-S6a 81. TO
inspect see mgr, Ant. 10, r A..
H ~ M 5000 Sons : MASS
COLORADO AVE. NV, 5siT--Re-
decor modern 2-hedIm. apt; Isl
rms pvt entrances S See to apprs-
i ciate: weekdays after pm;
RA 6-s264
COLORADO AVE, B6OI--l bedrm {,
newly dec low rental. Res, Mgr.'
IA. a-a1sa.
COLORADO AVE. NV. S6Oa-2
: bedrms., liv, rm.. din, area, mod
ern kit. tiled hath, $40 incl
utilities. ia. 9-s1h3.
C0LUefBIA nm. and nth ST. NV
? hedrus., recep rm.. liv. rrl din,
q, BIT, bath. porch, elev.. SS9.hO-
Sa4.ha month. CO. 5-173O.
CONGRESS- VTS.-sh4 Portland st
Sc, t-bsdrrn, duplex, liv, I'm. kit
end hath NEWLY decor. wAIKER
= pJNT On, INC CO. S-0222.
CONN. AVE. NV. 2sO0--1-h he'd
n room apt. elev bldg. o4-hr. desk
service Brieht rms and Ice clos
cts. CO 5-s105. MRS O'BRYAN
CONSTITUTION AVE. NE, SOL
Bsmt. ant. large rms. kit. bath
utils.: $40 mo-: avail immed
Adults. Can WA. 7-35e2.
COLUMBIA RID. Is4s-2 rms.
eompl kit. and bath: cow, transp.
:, To inspect. see ianitor, or call
m. PAUL FANNAN. NE. S-4100
732 18th st. NV
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA--spacious
4 room. 4 closet. kitchen and tiled
bath ant S1h0 mo, with utils
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, 1922 Com
neeticuk ave. bedrms.. livire
room. kitchen and hath. KEYS IN
beauty parlor. sf1n ner month
RANDhII. Fl. HAGNFR 4 CO..
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I9i8 nth N.W.-studio apt; only
ssh 80 per mo-; will redec, to suit
tenant. To inspect see resident
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GOOD HOPE HILLs-Aut. hornei

from the Capitol overlooking
Suitland ukwy., oxon Run Park.
picnic grounds and new golf course.
, porch. sri to SIS. so. . bedrns.
and porch. SS1 N S94 so. De-
tached small buildings hnme-like
atmosphere. beautifully handicapped,
. quiet, friendly neiehborhood in
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2 BEDRM dSS .-DINETTE
SnQ 5n

includes all utilities except else-
tricity. A new modern apt. BLDG,
ideal for q couple desiring quiet,
peaceful living. 800 end 81.
NE TO inspect see Mr.. BETHEL.
THE CAREY WINSTON CO.
1923 Conn. Ave. CO. b-4422
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DUPONT CIRCLE GREA--spacious
room. 4 closet. kitchen and tiled
bath ant $50 mo. with utils
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DUPLEX APIS

$40 Croissant Pl, Sc. Apt. 2--Liy.
rm,, din, rm., bedrm.. kit, bath,
completely redecorated. Only S55.
Inspect OF call CO. 5-6222,
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1t. Col. Snyder
Is Elected

1t. Col. Agnes p. Snyder.
assistant chief, Army Medi-
cal Specialist Corps, and
chief. Physical Therapist
Section. AMSC, ONCE Of the
Surgeon General, was
elected president Of the
American Physical Therapy
Association at the annual
meeting Of its house of dele
gates June II at the Olym-
pic Hotel, Seattle. Wash.
Col. Snyder has been an
Army careeriSt since 1888
and an APTA member since
l94l. One Of her chief con-
Germs is the present need for
$500 more physical therap-
lists. throughout the United
States. Alaska. Hawaii. and
Puerto Rico.
A physical therapist's
training takes from four to
five years at the undergrad
uate level. There are scholar
ships for the last year of
training and for graduate
study. Opportunities are
available for clinical workers,
teachers, administrators, and
researchers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-21
Former
Envoy
Honored

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Beck
er entertained al q dinner
last evening In honor Of their
neighbors. former Ambassa-
dor 10. Uruguay and Mrs.
jefferson Patterson, who win
be on their way to Europe
soon for a several-week trip.
The party which was high
lighted by the Beckers' usual
excellent food. took place at
their residence.
Guests included Assistant
Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Roy Rubottom, the AM
bassador Of Uruguay and
Sonora de Lacarte. Peruvian
Ambassador and Sonora de
Berckemeyer. the Minister OF
Uruguay. DR.. Washington
Bermudez. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus Ching.
Others were Mrs. Robert
Low Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Bernbaum, DR.. and
Mrs. Leonard Carmichael,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andre de
Limur. Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Harold Baker. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Richard
Simpson and Mr.. Carlo Lug
zetti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Buck
ardt we're also at the dinner.
They win be leaving in about
two weeks for Uruguay where
Mr.. Buckardt will be Agri-
cultural Attache In the
American Embassy.
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'9 p 'TSoczE7Y
Debutdnte Pdrty
Whirl Continues

Smith was in moss green
chiffon.
Miss Smith Is q graduate OF
Foxcroft School and win be
presented to society later In
Baltimore. She Is also the
daughter OF Mrs. Bruce Smith
Of Elkridge, Md.
Another debut party that
took place on Thursday was
a small tea dance at the 1925
p Street Club In honor OF
Miss Isabel van Lockhorst.
Playing for the dancing was
Erwin Howard Devron and
his orchestra.
The debutante Is the
daughter Of Mrs. Hollis SEQ
field of Washington and Mr..
Hendrix Adrian Wouteris van
Lockhorst of Florida who
was on hand for the party.
Miss van Lockhorst is q
graduate Of the Shipley
School and win enter Bennett
College in the fall. This sum-
mer she is planning q Euro
pean tour.
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Residents Reminded
OF Firecrccker Ban

Washington residents yester-
day were warned Of the Dis
trict's ban on firecrackers and
other explosive devices in con-
nection with Fourth Of July OBJ
servance.
FIRE Chief Willard H. Sutton
also warned against letting legal
fireworks be handled by chill
dren or careless adults.
District regulations permit
sparkiers. torches. cones. colored
lights and . few similar de-
vices, but ban all firecrackers.
torpedoes. roman candles. sky
rockets and other explosives ex-
cept when handled under spe-
cial permits.
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B'nui Birth
AwurdsGiven

The Metropolitan Washing
ton B'nai Birth Youth Organ
ization presented awards 10 is
outstanding youth chapters
Thursday at a meeting In B'nai
Israel Synagogue. Sixteenth
and crittenden streets NV.
More than 800 persons at
tended the Organizations third
annual Awards Night program.
The AZA (Aleph Zadik
Alephl best all-around chapter
award went TO the Langley
AzA chapter and the BIO
CB'nai Birth 0irls) best ALE
around chapter award to the
Esther BB0 chapter. The for
mer award was sponsored by
Argo Lodge and the latter by
Argo Chapter.
Community Service cups were
awarded 10 Aviva BIG and
Lincoln AzA. They we're pre-
sented by the Montgomery
County Lodge and Chapter.
The presentations we're made
by Max q. Breslauer. president
Of the Maryland District Of Co
lumbia State Association.
Mrs. Gilbert Fisher. president
Of District No. s. B'nai Birth
Women. presented charters To
six new chapters at the meet
ing.
Mrs. Harry Levin. outgoing
youth chairman. presided.
The new chairman. Sylvan
Reichgut, was installed by
Aaron Tollin, president-elect Of
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q Red Cross
Juniors Meet for
European Tour

Twenty-three members OF the
American Junior Red Cross.
including one from Washing
ton. assembled here yesterday
to prepare for q six-week study
tour Of Europe.
The three-day indoctrination
program viii include q meeting
with President Eisenhower on
Monday and another today
with 10y w. Henderson, Deputy
Undersecretary Of State.
Among the group is Sandra
Mae Cavanaugh, IS. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Cav
anaugh. Of 200l Sixteenth
street NV.
The tour, which begins Mon
day night. will take the teen
ayers to Italy, Germany, Bel
GUM, France, Switzerland and
Spain for a study Of Red Cross
operations. One group also will
visit Sweden, Norway and Den
mark.
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Colombo Group
To Sing Here

National Capital Parks will
present the 100-member "Coros
del Tolima" in q program Of
religious, popular and folk
music Of Latin America at $3.50
pm. Monday at the Water
Gate.
The concert group. widely
hailed in Latin America, is APP
pearing through the courtesy
Of Ambassador of Columbia
and Sonora de Gutierrez-Go-
mez. The amateur chorus was
founded in 1910 in Ibaque,
capital of the State Of Tolima,
Colombia.
Giuseppe Gagliano. since 1855
director of the Conservatory of
Tolima, will conduct the chorus.
Among the selections at the
Water Gate program will be
20 Salutaris Hostia" by Bee
thoven and "Stabat Mater" by
Ballester.
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ENJOYS
Wife
ISF.eted

Nine. Bohemian. wife Of the
retiring Swedish Ambassador.
was honored at a luncheon
yesterday given by Senhora
de Esteves Fernandes. wife Of
the Ambassador Of Portugal.
Among the guests were
Mrs. John l.. Mcclellan. Mrs.
Mike Monroney. Mrs. John
Sherman Cooper and her
mother-in-law. Mrs. Cooper,
ST., Mrs. Nathan Twining,
Mrs. Laurence Robbins and
Mrs. Bedell Smith.
Others at the E m b asSy
party were Mrs. Fred Vinson.
Mrs. Perle Mesta. Mrs. Eric
Johnston and Senhora de
Piava-Brandao, wife of the
Military and Air Attache.
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D. C.Federdtion
Holds MEETING

The d. C. Federation of
Women's Clubs have elected
chairmen of 10 departments
OF work for a two year term
yesterday.
Mrs. John L. Cain was
elected chairman of Ameri-
can Home department; Mrs.
Paul w. Burk, communica-
ton; Mrs. w. E.. Perry. COM
munity affairs; Mrs. George
Foster. conservation of ma
tural resources; and Mrs.
Gus A.. Schuldt, education.
Mrs. Benjamin Soule
Gantz was elected chair
man of the fine arts depart
ment; Mrs. Constante Ba-
toon. international affairs:
Mrs. Flora Palmer Weber,
public affairs; Mrs. Tilman
Parks, religion of the world;
and Mrs. Mccall lines, coun-
Gil of international Clubs.
Mrs. T. David Gates, preSi-
dent elect Of the Federation,
presided at the meeting.
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tantes were nonoreu AZ
dance last evening given BY
Senator and Mrs. Stuart
Symtngton at the Chevy
Chase Club.
They are the hosts niece.
Miss Louise Harrison Syming-
ton, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Harrison Sy-
mIngton Of Crosse Pointe,
Mich, and Miss Randall Cliff
ford, daughter Of MFR. and
Mrs. Clark Clifford.
Miss clifford made her de-
but a week ago at q dance
given by her parents at their
residence.
Miss symington win be pre-
sented TO society next winter
at the Bachelors Cotillion In
Baltimore. The two girls were
schoolmates at Foxcroft.
TIVE HonOred
The two guests Of honor
received with Senator and
Mrs. Symington. The hostess
wore O long green and pink
print sheath with empire
lines.
Miss Symington's dress was
pale pink and Miss Clifford
wore q short white organza
dress embroidered In rear
leaves and flowers.
Playing for the dancing
was cy Delman and his or
chestra.
Senator and Mrs. Syming-
ton entertained at a dinner
beforehand at the club. There
were two tables. one for the
hosts and one for the guests
Of honor,
Guests at the Symington's
table were all family" with
the exception Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford.
Mrs. Clifford wore an Eliz-
abeth Arden gown OF cocoa
and sapphire print silk or
CANDY with q huge full skirt.
The other guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Srmington,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sym-
ington, jr, Mr.. and Mrs.
James H. Symington, MIR.
and Mrs. DeCourcy Orrick
and Ambassador and Mrs.
James j. Wadsworth.
Among the out-of-town
guests Of the debutantes
were the Misses Georgia
Wilmerding, Nicole DUPONT,
Nina Jones, Clair Prentiss,
Lynn Gilmore. Amy Krech,
wendy Wilder and Natalie
Carter.
Another dinner before the
dance was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Waverly w. Dickson for
their daughter Margaret who
will make her debut at
Christmas time.
Among the guests at the
party which took place at
the hosts residence were the
Misses Myra Morrison. Rose
mary and Ramona Wire, Jon
Ellison, and Betty, Wall
Luttrell, and the Messrs. Allen
league, Stewart Lingley, Bill
Morton, Bart Cox, Newell
Ellison. jr., and Joseph
Morris.
A debut reception was
given yesterday from 6 to 8
at the 1925 r Street Club in
honor of Miss Mary Howard
Smith.
The party was given by her
father, Mr.. H. Alexander
Smith, IT.. and her grand
parents, Senator and Mrs.
Smith.
In Pink
The debutante wore a pink
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-21
Auto Mechanic Dies
OF Accidental Burns

A 3o-year-old auto me-
chanic. severely burned In an
accident at q service station
Wednesday. died yesterday at
Casualty Hospital.
Police said Hubert Ellis. Of
420T Addison Chapel road,