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News-Rudio PIun
Set Up at Nd. u.

The Maryland Press Associa-
ton and University Of Maryland
have launched an internship
program, designed to take the
guess work out Of training and
hiring in the newspaper. pub
lie relations, radio and TV
fields.
Student interns are being
placed this summer by the uni
versity department of journal
ism and public relations with
newspapers. magazines, news
and picture services and syndi-
Gates, radio and television sta
tons, information departments,
public relations Offices, trade
and industrial periodicals.
Alfred Crowell. head Of the
department. said: I'VE believe
that this will motivate more
Of our best students to take
jobs in professional communi-
cations. Employees will help
train the people they later may
wish to hire. It should save
them time and money"
Only departmental majors
in the upper half of their
class at the end Of the junior
year are eligible for the sum-
mer course. a non-credit cleo
tive.
No enrolment fee is required
The employer pays the student
employe the same salary as
other employees Of similar abil-
ity and experience.
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Weldon Ellis Sd
Services Today

Memorial services for We'll
don T. Ellis Sd. 2r. who died
June 10 while visiting in Paris,
France. were scheduled for 2
pm. today at Trinity Presby-
terrain Church, Arlington
Graveside services will be held
at 4 pm. tomorrow at Forest
Lawn Cemetery. Richmond.
Mr.. Ellis has recently COM
pleted his junior year at vir-
GINA Polytechnic Institute. He
was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Weldon T. Ellis, who were en-
route to Karachi. Pakistan. at
the time Of his death. Mr.. Ellis
is an official for the Interna-
tional Cooperation Admins
tration.
Besides his parents, Mr.. Ellis
leaves q sister. Meredith: his
granfather. w. T. Ellis, Rich
mond, and his grandmother.
Mrs. Mary Alice Pobst, l407
Kensington street. Arlington.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be sent
to the Weldon T. Ellis III, Me-
mortal Student Loan Fund at
Trinity Presbyterian Church.
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Adventists Plan
Drive on Smut

NEW MARKET. Va, June 10
(AP)-The Potomac Confer
ence Of Seventh Day Adventists
today announced plans for an
every church member" drive
against the sale and distribu-
ton or Topographic literature.
The youth department of the
church for Virginia, the District
of Columbia and two Mary
land counties is leading the
drive, aimed at curbing the flow
Of such literature through news
stands. drug stores. markets
and transportation terminals.
Announcement of the cam
paign was made at the annual
10-summer meeting of the Po-
tomac Conference. which began
last night. More than 5000 per-
sons are expected to attend this
weekend. Meetings are on the,
campus of Shenandoah Valley
Academy near here.
I'VE are asking that church
young people use their influence
in talking with their young
friends about stopping the flow
of indecent literature in the.
United States and Canada
said Edmund M. Peterson. Ta-i
koma Park. Md. director Of
youth activities of the Column
bia Union Conference Of ADJ
ventistS.
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Roy F. curty 70,
Held Many Posts
In Government

Word has been received here
OF the death of Rody Franklin
Carly. retired president of the
Carly Electric a. Armature
Service, on June II in Santa
Monica, Calf.
Mr.. Carly, who was about 10,
founded the company at 1909
Fourteenth street NV. He
moved to California after his
retirement some six years ago,
He was a graduate Of George
Washington University. where
he received a bachelors degree
and masters in mechanical
engineering.
Mr.. Carly worked for the
Government for many years as
a mechanical engineer with the
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. purchasing agent at the
United states Shipping Board
and related posts at the Blu
reau of Standards and the
Commerce Department.
He was a senior member OF
the American Society of Me-
chanical Engineers, a director
Of the Guaranty Savings Bank.
past president Of the George
Washington Engineering So
ciety. the Sons Of the American
Revolution, the Sons Of the
War of 1912. the Reciprocity
Club Of America and the Board
Of Trade. He was also a life
member Of the Almas Temple
of the Shrine in Washington.
He leaves his wife Norma Of
Santa Monica.
Funeral services were held
Monday in California.
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Diane Tucker, IS, Dies;
Was Thrown From Horse

Diane Tucker. is, who was
critically injured on June IL
after falling from a horse in
Rock Creek Park. died early
today in Washington Hospital
Center.
Miss Tucker. the daughter Of
Mrs. Yvonne Tucker Of ala
Davis place NV. remained in
a coma after an operation last
Friday for removal Of her
spleen.
The Western High School
student had been riding with
a friend, william Ewin. %. of
1891 Hawthorne street NV,
and a guide Of the Rock Greek
Riding Academy when the ac-
cident occurred. Police said the
couple had been riding at a
gallop behind the guides horse
when Miss fuckers horse pulled
up short. throwing her head
long over her mount.
Mr.. Ewin carried the girl TO
his car and drove her to the
Office Of a private physician.
She was taken to the hospital
the same day.
Miss fuckers father, John
s. Tucker. was killed in action
while serving with the Navy In
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7. "A. Honrohon Dies;
Retired Phone Worker

Thomas A. Hanrahan, 81. a
retired Chesapeake and Poto-
mac Telephone Co. employee.
died Wednesday after a heart
attack.
Mr.. Hanrahan. who was born
In Washington. worked for the
telephone company for more
than IS years. He retired in
1857.
He was a life member Of the
Telephone Pioneers. an organ
ization open to people in his
field with more than 81 years
Of service.
Besides his wife Jessie of
the home address. 5056 Temple
Hills road. Temple Hills, Md.
he leaves a son Richard of
2503 Southern avenue, Oxon
Park. Md. and a daughter, Mrs.
Elizabeth M. Leone. Of Randle
Cliff. Md.
Mr.. Hanrahan also leaves
three sisters. Mrs. Margaret
Lacey Of 57l3 Thirty eighth
avenue and Mrs. Theresa Mays
Of 5042 Thirty-eighth street.
Hyattsville. and Miss Claudia
E. Hanrahan of % Somerset
road. Gainesville, Md.
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Culture Academy
Asked by Case
ny ths A.sociattd Pros.

Senator Case, Republican of
South Dakota. yesterday asked
Congress to create a National
Academy Of Culture to honor
outstanding contributions to
the creative and performing
arts.
Under his bill the President,
with help Of an advisory COM
mission, would annually select
for membership in the academy
the person who has made the
greatest contemporary contri-
button in art. sculpture, music.
literature. poetry and dance"
Academy members would aid
in cultural exchange with other
nations.
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Mrs. J.P. Martin,
Priests Mother

Mrs, Margaret Martin, mother
OF the Rev. James A. Martin,
S. j.. director OF the Loyola
Retreat House at 1851 Thirty
fifth street NV. died Wednes-
day at Bala Cynwyd. Pa. Mrs.
Martin was a lifetime resident
Of the Philadelphia suburb.
/. Besides her son, she leaves
her husband. James P. Martin:
two daughters, Mrs. Daniel
Dougherty and Miss Isabella
Martin. and a sister, Miss Anna
Phillips, all of Bala Cynwyd.
She also leaves another son,
William ]. Martin, Bristol. Pa.
and another daughter. Sister
st. Ignatius, Allentown. Pa.
Services will be held Monday
in Bala Cynwyd.
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c. M. B. CudwuIuder,
Noted PhiIudelphiun

FORT WASHINGTON, Pa,
June 10 (AP).-Charles M. B.
Cadwalader, "a. retired presi-
dent Of the Academy Of
Natural Sciences. died yester-
day while playing golf.
Mr.. Cadwalader's association
with the internationally known
academy dated from 1926. He
was named to the board of
trustees in 1927. became
managing director a year later,
and president in 1887. He re-
tired from that post in 1851.
In 1885. he received the
Philadelphia Award for dis
tinguished service to the city.
He gave the $4,000 award to
the academy.
Surviving are two brothers.
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William 6. Stuber

ROCHESTER, N. Y. June 10
tAP).-William G. Stuber. 95,
former president of Eastman
Kodak Co.. died yesterday. He
served as president from 1925
to 1884 when he became chair
man Of the board. He was
honorary chairman from 194l
to 1857. He began his career as
a portrait photographer in
Louisville, KY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-19
Edward J. Kelly,
Ex-PoIice Chief

Edward J. Kelly, "a, execu-
tive secretary Of the Interna-
tional Association Of Chiefs
of Police for IA years, died of
"a heart ailment yesterday at
Providence. r. I.
Mr.. Kelly. a fromer chief Of
police in Providence and SUI
Iperintendent Of the Rhode Is
land State Police, lived at the
Claridge Hotel, $40 Connecti-
cut avenue NV. while he
served as an official of the as
ISOLATION here from 1910 TO
1854. He retired in 1854 and
returned to Providence.
He leaves a brother. Charles,
of Providence.
Funeral services and burial
will be Monday in Providence.
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Association of American Rail-
roads.
He leaves his wife, Lena
Grieb Ettenger. of the home
address: a brother, e. Lloyd
Ettenger, 3I10 Cathedral ave-
nue. NV; a son, Robert l..
Ettenger III, of Ashevillc,
N. c., and a daughter. Mrs.
Edward E. Thompson, Of 4S15
Morgan drive, Chevy Chase. Md.
Funeral services viii be at
2 pm. tomorrow at the Hines
Funeral Home, Fourteenth and
Harvard streets NV. Burial
will be at Rock Greek Gene
terry. Rock Greek Church road,
NV.
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John F. crousduIe

PITTSBURGH, June 10
{ AP } John F. Crousdale,
about IS, of Ruxton, Md. COL
lapsed and died Of an apparent
heart attack yesterday on the
Fox Chapel golf course. He
was pronounced dead on ar
rival at West Penn Hospital.
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the Pacific during World War
II. Miss Tucker, a native WASH
ingtonian. attended Gordon
Junior High School before en-
tering Western. She would
have been 16 next Thursday.
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Funeral services win be at
$3.50 am. tomorrow at st,
Philips Catholic Church. Camp
Springs. Md, with burial in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Nnuriliiiu

0kNDERsoN, IDA. There viii be an
Hxssslss OF ia o oRRfaisN Ses:.
loved wife OF Rubin, mother Of
Noble Marx and sister Of Jenny
kessler, on sunday, June FL. 1898,
at II am. ct the Kine David Me-
mortal Gardens, Friends and ssdla-
ROsIOw. DAVID L. There will BE-
an nnvsilins , q .S q un 2 lHoaIow e
ns smSS gsb o. DA N hsb.ccs zoslow
and father Of Jack and Hyman. and
= Rita Krakow, on sunday June
g 81. 1859, ct ii am at the District
: OF Columbia Lodge Cemetery, 1928
y 18th pl. Sc Relatives and friends
invited. 1860 20
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HOLRRuNER. GLAnYSE snddenlr.

r. ScaR''f Beach jung IL o igSE
]. HoLBRUNER Of 350s Bradley
lane. Chevy Chase, Nd. beloved
wife OF Harry G, Holbrnner, mother
OF Richard A., HoibTuner. Mrs. Jean
h. Beecham and Mrs. Elizabeth H.
Cooper. Friends are invited 70 call
at the Bethesda-CheVy Chase Fu-
neral Home OF Robert A. Humphrey,
Bethesda, Nd. where services will
be held on Saturday. June 20. at
II q m. lnterment Parklawn Gene
terry, 10
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EE30RR65 RFbb T 4 Hud bE1ssIa'VSF. Pres.
JOSEPH 2. Inns. seey Treas,

COMMON, KATHARINE Z. On thurs
day. June Is, 1859. o. GeoIss-
town univ syv sOs e Sl,o k S,,s.
the late John and Bridget Conner,
sister OF Mary 9. Cumberland and
aunt Of Mary X. Page, John and
Walter Cumberland and Sister
Pierre, Daughters Of Charity.
Friends may call at Gawlers Chapel.
1856 Pa. ave. NV. Mass will be
offered at St. AIMS Catholic Church,
Wisconsin ave. and Yuma g nv.
on Monday. June 80. al ~ an,
InternenI Holy Rood Cemetery. Il
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denly. on Wednesday. June ~.
1859. at his residence. 10 Norton
court, Alexandria, Va HARVEY
THOMAS ENGLE, husband OF Mil
dred a. Engle. father Of Miss Jean
Hazel Marvas and Mrs. Ethel Red
derforth. Friends may call ct the
Domaine Memorial Chapel, $50
South washington st. a funeral
service viii be held at 81. Paufs
Episcopal Church on Saturday, June
90. at 12 noon. Interment Pohiek
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Thursday. June IL. 1880 at her
NV. MARIE ELLEN HOA0LANo,
beloved wife OF Russell L. Hoaz-
land, mother Of Russell L, Hoag-
land, IT.. and grandmother. Of Donna
and Nancy Lee Hoaglano. Prayers
at the s. II Hines Co. Funeral
Home, .pOl lfth ST. NV, on Mon
day. june -. at S:45 am. (park-
ms fscilitiesl; thence to the shrine
q shs Most sl SSss.os sacrament
where the holy sacrifice Of the
mass will be offered at 800 am.
for the repose of her soul In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. II
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DAVIS. GERTRUDE. On THURSDAY.

SJune Is, 1859, GERTRUDE DAVIS
Of $50 4th St, ne. beloved vile
Mae Boston and Hannah Gray;
sister OF Mary L. Diekerson. Car
RE r. Dozier. Jasper, Willie. -0eorge,
Mathew and Buhler Walk. She also
Is survived BY fifteen grandchildren,
other relatives and friends. The
late Mrs, Davis may be viewed Of
the Stewart Funeral Home. 30 H
81. ne. from 4 pm. Saturday,
June 20. 70 4 pm. Sunday. June
81; Funeral and interment Green
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' Denly. on Tassdsy. june nsL ID. i SsS.
AIM FETSE oRREs 5SBE H0, TSoa
Of Richard Mcsherry Jobe and
daughter Of the late Elizabeth Van
PIKE Green and pr Charles Scott
Berkeley Springs. W. Va; mother
Of Mrs. A. Geary johnson, IT,, Of
Oroton. Conn, and Warrington.
D. C.. Friends may call at oaWler's
Chapel. 1888 Pa. ave; NV. where
June ~. at 12 noon. inter-
ment Greenway Cemetery. Berkeley
SPRINGS. W. Va. 10
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'V on Monday. Iy June Is. Hisss' ,THEo.
DORE A. DORSEY, beloved brother
Of Louis c. Dorsey. ne also leaves
OF other relatives and friends. After
s pm. Friday, June 10, the late
Mr. Dorsey will lie in state Of the
Cosmopolitan Community Church,
1908 crittenden st. NV. Funeral
on Saturday. June 20. at 1 pm.
riotsville. Howard County. Nd. Fam
iiy may be seen ct 1912 Georgia
ave. NV. Services by the enowden
W1tOaraf Home HaekViIle Nd 10
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HOLMAN, DEACON EDWARD. After

mVLAAAGt DEANON EUWhMU. AIteT
q long illness a. his residence, iOf
4ath place ne. devoted husband OF
Elder Hattie Holman He also Is
survived BY four daughters, Mrs
Ella Bates Lindsay, Mrs. Naomi
Scott. Mrs.. Hanna Miro and Mrs
Hattie Shorter; ten grandchildren.
nineteen great-grAndehildFen one
sister, MIS-. Della Saunders q bos-
man Of Durham, NJ c.: one cousin.
Callie Scott Of Washington. D c.:
host Of nieces and nepnews other
relatives and friends TO mourn his
passing. Relatives and friends are
invited TO call At his late resi-
denee on Friday. June 10. after 4
pm. Remains viii lie In state at
the. Jerusalem Baptist Church, 18th
and P SITS. NV. after 10 an. Satur-
day, June 20. until time Of funeral
at | pm. the Rev Augustus Lewis
ofnctating. 1nterment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. Montgomery Bros.
in charge. 10
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day. June 4 1859. HARVEY [.
sHERIER OF 7i5 Grove st.. Pals
Church; ya. husband Of the late
z. shoioek. grandfather Of Frank
Sholoek, IT,, both OF the above
address, and brother OF Harry c.
sherier. Of Naples. Fla. Relatives
and friends are invited to call al
the Chevy Chase Funeral Home. 51O3
ices will be held on SATURDAY. June
20. at II am. Interment walkers
Chapel Cemetery. Va. 10
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3. BURfoS q 500 3 8, NV he
beloved daughter of Mrs Minnie
B. Jones, niece of Mrs. Helen B;
Mrs Daisy Miller, Pinkie Gordon
and Ruth Z. WaShington, She also
Is survived by other relatives and
many friends. Notice Of funeral
later. ATraneements BY the VIII
liam Spangler Funeral Home, 524
Sth ST. ne. 70
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day, June is. 1859. at the Be
thesda Naval Hospital: CLARENCE
S, CARSON q SsS S.i Mils Ssss.S drive e
Ruby 3. Carson. father o. c. Lee
Carson and brother Of Mrs. clar-
enee Wyatt. Friends are invited
70 call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. Pum-
phrey Bethesda, Nd. where seEy-
ices will be held on Monday, June
%. at pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery In lieu OF now
ers. contributions may be made TO
the Navy Relief Fund II
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n. HoWEs OF 1909 olenridge drive,
Hyattsyille. Nd. beloved husband
father Of Mrs. Betty Ann Nixon.
Mrs. Joan X. Shields. Rooert r.
and johnny c, Howes. brother OF
Mrs. Kathryn v, gears and ttepson
OF Mrs. Gertrude Hoxes he also
Friends may cal At The Nalley Fu-
aeFal Home. $500 Rhode IsiaHd ave.
at Eastern ave. ne. where services
Will be held on Monday. June -.
% $50 an. Relatives anu friends
invited Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. n
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IONkkAs hOlh hV0nEHs Ou lUuIh-
day, June IS, 1859. RUTH HUGHES
FOWLER Of 1908 Lamont st.. nv,
beloved wife Of Charles !. Fowler
and devoted mother Of Dr.. Albert
r. Hughes. Also surviving are q
daughteT-in-Iaw. Mrs. Pearl 7;
HUGHES and other relatives and
many friends After 4 pm. Fri.
day, June 10. friends are invited
to call ct the MCGUIRE Funeral
Home, 1890 9th 81 NV. where
services will be held on Saturday,
june 20. at IL noon. fnterment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 20
GROSS, EDWARD n. Suddenly. on
"wednesday, June Il, 1859, EDWARD
II. GROSS OF 1907 @ ST. ne, hus-
band OF Mrs. Vivian Massey Gross,
stepfather OF Mrs. .Pearie c. Burney,
brother Of Miss Mary Gross, Mrs.
Ida Hamilton. Mrs. Myrtle Brooks.
Mrs. Gulla Jones, WEsne and Calvin
Gross; nephew OF Mrs. Emma Free
land and MFR. Gary Smith Also
surviving are other relatives and
many friends. After q pm. Friday.
June 10. friends may call at the
Rollins Funeral Home. 1889 Hunt
pl. ne. Services on Saturday, June
20. at 2.30 pm. ct the Chapel Of
the Atonement, 5073 East Capitol
at, the Rev. Quinland Gordon Of
neiating. Interment Harmony Gem
etery. 10
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HERR. AUSTIN A.. s., On Ihursdsy,
Masss raS .,ov aye I ne AysT li
Salia NJ HERR x,Ot father ' q b. y Austin l
A. Herr. IT.: brother Of the Rev.
cTescentuis A. Herr. c. M. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne. until
1880 am Monday, June - Re-
Joseph's Catholic Church. I'd and
c SITS. ne. at II am. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. 81
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that replates with pure silver
as it cleans quickly, easily
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When you choose q sterling fIotwore pattern,
you make on investment to give you pleasure
and service for years. International Sterling
offers you wide range of potterns Prices
listed for Apiece place settings which include
knife, fork, salad fork and teaspoon.
Reading from left to right:
Blossom Time pottern. 2O.45
Pine Sproy, Wild Rose, Prelude, Joan Of Arc
and AngeIique. 2l.S2
Silver Rhythm, Silver Melody, Rhapsody and
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TEA SETS
by International
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From the Webster Wilcox division Of famous
international Siversmiths, come these rich
tea sets at savings of over 25o6. We show
the beautifully ornomented American Rose
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Some 4 patterns, 3-piece coffee set. $3.50
jeanne and American Rose 20" woiters 426S
Same two potterns, 8" VOTERS. $3.50
DuBory plain s" VOTER 1905
DuBory plain 20" woiter 5000
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just wipe it with Fisher Sversmith's Formula
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ant, it keeps even your sterling bright Come
see Formula "4OO" demonstrated in our
Washington store this week.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-13
Spanish Celebrate
Columbus Day

the party by Ambassador de
Areilza.
The choir, eight women
and seven men led by Luis
Morondo, sang four Spanish
folk songs by de Falla and a
group of Basque tunes. Now
on its second United States
tour, 1t will perform in 10
States and will give its last
scheduled concert in New
York on November rs.
Ambassador de Areilza and
the Countess of Motrico, she
wearing a brown and white
satin Balenciaga, greeted the
guests in the receiving line.
Almost 1000
The mood was festive and
the nearly 1000 guests filled
the several first floor rooms
OF the embassy. There was
little walking space.
Among representatives Of
the Latin speaking diploma
tic corps who came to pay
homage to Columbus were
the dean of the corps, Nicara-
guam Ambassador Sevilla-Sa-
casa, Peruvian Ambassador
and Mrs. Berckemeyer, Uru-
guayan Ambassador and Mrs.
Lacarte, Chilean Ambassador
and Mrs. Muller. and Cuban
Ambassador and Mrs. Dihigo.
Others fro mthe diplomatic
corps included Union Of
South Africa Ambassador du
Plessis, Austrian Ambassador
and Mrs. Platter, Greek Am
bassador and Mrs. Liatis,
Viet-Nam Ambassador and
Mrs. Tran Van Chuong.
Also on the guest list were
members Of the State De-
partment, the Organization
of American States, members
of Washington residential
society. representatives of
local universities and the
clergy.
Ethiopian Schedule
The only event positively
set on the schedule of the
Crown Prince and Princess
of Ethiopia, who will visit
Washington beginning
Thursday, is a reception at
the Ethiopian Embassy on
Friday.
The royal couple will fly
here from Boston and for
four days they will inform
ally see whatever they want
to See," the embassy reports.
They will stay at the May
flower Hotel.
Prince Nerd Azmach Asia
Wosen Halle Selassie, AZ
year-old son of Emperor
Halle SelaSSie, and his wife,
Princess Medferiash WORD,
have been in New York since
October 6.
Following their Washing
ton tour, they will visit Of
tawa, Canada; then Detroit,
Chicago, Denver, Colorado
Springs. San Francisco and
Los Angeles. On October 81
they will fly to Honolulu and
from there will probably travel
through the Far East en-
route home.