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Evening star., 1961-10-08
CITIZENS
MEETINGS

Meeting announcements
must be in the hands OF the
8. Cipic Calendar editor by noon
Thursday of each meek to
insure publication in the
=, column on Sunday. Those
received too late piH not be
used separately unless there
is some special rretDS Sioniti-
canoe attached to them.
Gerard M. Shea, director OF
public welfare for the District,
will speak at 8 pm. Wednesday
to the North Washington Coun-
Icil of Citizens Associations,
meeting at Thirteenth and
Nicholson streets NV.
Mr.. Shea will discuss "Wel-
fare Problems in the District"
Other citizens groups sched-
uled to meet at 8 pm. unless
otherwise specified are:
TOMORROW
, Annandale Community Council-
Auditorium, Annandale Elementary
school 9s01 Columbia pike, AMMAN
Arkansas Avenue Community Asso.
p eiation-Saint Marks and Incarnation
Church, 14th and Gallatin SITS, NV.
zOme 5SoGaiRa y Ksthesn Ssn Noe 1aes Lawrence
BuTIeith Citizens Assoeiation-Gor
don Junior High School, 35th and !
* Capitol Hill Restoration Society
S:15 p.m., Capitol Hill Presbyterian
Church. 4th st. and Independence ave
Glover Park Citizens Association
Guy Mason Recreation Center. $500
Calvert st. NV
MONTGOMERY County Civic Fedora.
tien-Woodward & Lothrop auditorium
wisconsin and Western aves., Bethesda
Mount Pleasant Citizens Association
Mount Pleasant Library, 18th anc
LAMONT SITS; nv: o,-, .
tIon-Drew Elementary School. 56tf
Progressive CitiEens Association RI
Georgetowr-Hall. qeorsetown Pres
+ TUESDAY
- BrookIand Civic Asociation-Noye,
Elementary School, 10th and Frankhr
HiIlcfest Citizens AssoeIation-sain'
Timothy's Episcopal Church, 1901
HiIisdaie Civic Association = Rarry
: Z, Farms Community Center. 1890 SUM-
aer road sc.
II Kingman Park Civic Association
spingarn High School, 24th ST. and
Midway Civic Associ1tion-Morgar
School, California and Champlain SITS
= nv.
Southeast BusInessmeu's Association
b --Nationsl Capital Bank. 27O1 Penn.
= sylvania ave. Sc.
Southwest Civic Assocjatinu-Secont
Baptist Church First ana NJ sts. s.w
WEDNESDAY
Hawthorn Citizens AssOcls tion -
Chevy Chase Community Center. 1901
Connecticut ave n.w.
tion-kensington Junior High library
: Saul rd. ard Ksnsington parkway
Kensington. Nd
Summit Park Citi1cpS Association
Port Davis Library. 3Tth st. anr
West End Citizens Association
Western Presbyterian Church, 1905 Il
Z st. NV.
THURSDAY
Federation Of Citizens Associations
Room 500, District Puildipc. l4th anc
z SITS. NV.
~ FRIDAY
Pleasant Plains Civic Associate
Banneker Community Club. $500 Geor
. sia ave. nv.
Evening star., 1961-11-12

the 18th international Food
Fair.
TUESDAY
Everyday except Sunday
and Monday, Evelyn Barton
Brown presents fashion in
the Presidential Dining Room
of the Mayflower.
Fashion Show at the Mar
low House Restaurant from
1880 to 2:30 pm. with Nat
Lewis Shop fashions. Hair
styles by Vincent a. Vincent.
Irmgard Arthur presenta-
ton.
Rose Williams shop FASH
ions presented by Phyllis
Bodies Bethesda Modelling
Agency with coiffures by
Wallace Of Bethesda at Fran
cisco's Restaurant from IL
to 2 pm.
WEDNESDAY
Lord q Taylor fashion
show dedicated to The First
Lady of the Home" The
Dynasty collection Of loung-
ing pajamas. hostess gowns,
and exotic robes will be
shown at 8 pm. Call the
store for reservations for the
showing as there is limited
seating.
Kenw0od Country Club
fashion show luncheon pre-
sented by the Virginia Sim
mons Shop. Marjorie Laing
will do the commentary.
Rose Robson COwen of
Westwood will show fashions
at the Muscular Dystrophy
benefit at the 8 pm. benefit
at the Italian Embassy. A
Patricia Stevens show.
Evening star., 1961-11-12

School and Smith College,
and attended the University
Of Munich.
Mr.. Carlin, an alumus of
Canterbury School, New Mil
ford, Conn. was graduated in
1850 from Yale University
where he was vice chairman
Of the Yale Daily News. He
is a member Of the official
staff Of the Chase Manhattan
Bank in New York, and was
formerly with the Washing
ton Bureau Of the Associated
Press.
Evening star., 1961-11-12

with supple kidskin gloves
from Italy. They stretch
to fit any hand. How? The
sides Of the fingers are mar
row strips of nylon knit. In
side to keep cold fingers
warm the elbow-length gloves
are lined with white wool
jersey. Choose them in white,
beige, or black at the Casual
Corner.
i 4 = =
SEEING RED - A leather
jacket in stoplight red, black
sor white with push-up
sleeves, with nifty tab detail
ing at the pockets. The gift
of fashion at Christmas time
Evening star., 1961-11-12
Miss Reed
Speak

: The leisure hour commit
tee luncheon will be held at
1880 pm. November 81 at
the District Business and
Professional Women's club
! house.
Miss Elizabeth Reed, at
.torney, will speak on the citi-
zenship program at the court
house and the awards for
outstanding citizenship in
junior high schools, spon-
sored by the Women's Bar
Association Of Washington.
Evening star., 1961-11-12

the 18th international Food
Evening star., 1961-11-12
Miss Owens Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Earle
II OF Haverford. Pa, an
nounce the engagement Of
her sister. Miss Louanna
Rhodes Owens, to Mr.. Will
liam John Carr Carlin, son
OF Mrs. George Andrew Carlin
OF Garden City, Long Island,
N. Y, and the late Mr..
Carlin.
The bride-elect is the
daughter Of the late DR.. and
Mrs. w. Duncan Owens of
Warrenton, Va. She is a
graduate Of Chatham Hall
Evening star., 1961-11-12

FINDING PEARLS-Pearls
pearls. pearls - they're all
over the place. But the prec-
iouS pearls to give at holiday
time are those that say they
are special due to their color
ing, their clasp and perhaps
a new length. These Richie
lieu pearls in a three strand,
22-inch neckline are from
Evening star., 1961-11-12
GIFT ROUNDUP
Christmas Times
Not Too Far Off

The Christmas gift that
makes the biggest hit is the
one chosen with a personal
touch on your part for the
recipient.
There's time now to be on
the lookout. This won't be
true in four weeks.
Scouting the shops, we've
come UP with an armchair
shopping guide that may
ring a bell for you.
Glove size is no problem
Evening star., 1961-11-12
T0M0RR0W

JeIleff's presents the in
formal fashion modelling
during luncheon in the Pres
idential Room.
Wide World Fashion show.
YWCA at 2:30 pm. Part of
Evening star., 1961-11-12

especially when it's in fash
ionable leather is always well
received. Choose this trim
buttoned style at all four
Joseph r. Harris stores.
\ 4 =
LINEN AND LEATHER
Two delightful textures get
together in this Etienne Aig-
'ner handmade purse that
features a side loop that
easily slips over your wrist
making it easy to hang on to.
The beautifully rich color of
Evening star., 1961-11-12

STOP COMPLAINING -
When those big rollers start
to roll off the side of your
dressing table. or when they
Evening star., 1961-09-24
3 Senator'S Split, Rejoin
Over Dupont 7 ak Bill

The minority members con-
cluded that Congress is giving
priority both for. tax relief and
in the speed of its action, ito
a group whose need is not yet
known and who. in any case.
would have a very low priority
for such relief compared with
the ordinary taxpayer in the
light of the burdens which he
must bear"
Senator Byrd charged that
Senators Gore and Douglas
were insinuating that the COM
mittee had acted hastily to give
preference to one segment of
taxpayers.
II regard this statement in
the minority report as untruth-
full and a personal reflection
upon the chairman Of the FL
nance Committee and the 13
other members who voted to
report favorably HR 8s47,
said Senator Byrd.
The Virginian said the night
meeting of the committee was
made necessary because Sen
ator Gore had objected to the
committee meeting during the
day while the Senate was in
session.
Senators Gore and Douglas
both took the floor later to
assure Senator Byrd that they
intended no personal reflection
on him. Senator Gore said he
went to Senator Byrd's office
Evening star., 1961-09-24
By J. A. O'LEARY
Star Staff Writer

A dispute among three Demo-
cratic members of the Senate
Finance Committee over the
handling of the du Pont tax
relief bill was aired in the
Senate yesterday, but ended
amicabIy with all three shak-
ing hands.
As debate on the contro-
versial measure began. Senator
Harry F. Byrd of Virginia,
chairman of the Finance Com
mittee, expressed resentment
over references in the minority
report to the fact that the COM
mittee held a night session tn
report out the bill the day after
it had passed the House.
The minority report was
signed by Democratic Senators
Gore Of Tennessee and Douglas
of Illinois, the only two men,
bers who voted against the bill
They said they had never
known the committee to meet
at night before, and added:
I'VE doubt very much that
such swift action would be
taken on a proposal to close a
tax loophole or to give tax re-
lief to the millions of people
in this country who pay ordi-
nary income tax and who are
not in a position to take advan-
tage Of the numerous loopholes
in the tax laws"
Evening star., 1961-09-24

to give him this assurance as
soon as he heard the Virginian
felt personally aggreived."
AS the debate drew to a close.
Senator Gore walked over to
Senator Byrd to express again
his deepest regret" that the
chairman had taken the re-
mark as a personal slur. ,
81 apologize" said Senator
Gore, shaking Senator Byrd's
hand. Senator Douglas joined
them and also shook hands.
The purpose of the bill is to
ease the tax burden on DUPONT
stockholders who may be af-
fected by court orders requiring
the DUPONT Co. to dispose of its
So million shares Of General
Motors stock. Another purpose
is to protect GIN stockholders
Evening star., 1961-09-24

from having the value Of their
investment adversely affected
by the execution of the order.
Senator Gore is fighting to
have the Senate postpone ac-
ton on the bill until January
because a Federal court in Chi
cago has not yet written the
final decree to carry out the
dechion Of the Supreme Court.
Evening star., 1961-09-24
c. of c. to Meet

The Prince Georges County
Chamber Of Commerce will
hold its first Fall meeting at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow at the
Prince Georges Country Club,
Landover, Md.
Evening star., 1961-09-24

COME in AND SEE WOODlESO
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EVERY MODEL OF 1862 RCA VICTOR COLOR TV ON DISPLAY
1st FLOOR, WASHINGTON STORE
See all the exciting World Series from the first the last
RCA Victor Living Color The Mems and Tevson Cenes
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CUSTOMER PROTECTION e0-doy RCA repair replacement
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SPECIAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE during RCA Victor
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your present RCA Victor color teevison
Deferred Payment Pon Or choose the other credit
plans at Woodward LooP There's tailored specific needs
Come and fine selection RCA Victor Nw Vista" color ee
range 495OO 10000 delivery included
W5LRodo, Teson Washington Chevy Chase
Wheoton and
Evening star., 1961-09-19
nELR MEN

YOUNG MAN, wholesale kitchen dis
tributor wants mechanically in
clined. clean-cut, conscientious
man to train as career appliance
service man, in established service
organization, Call Mr.. MARION,
La. 6-5576 wkdys. $50 to 10 am.
YOUNG MAN, 20 to 80, clean cut,
willing to learn. Must be handy
with small tools and have me-
ehanical ability. Retail jeWelry
store has opening for right per-
son. Advancement Apply DAVID
MANN JEWELERS., Coneourse,
Pentagon Building, Calling IA. 3
7lO7 for appointment.
Evening star., 1961-09-19
NELP WOMEN
(coNTINUEp)

ADMIN. SECY. SIS, 200
Assn. seeking capable young lady
with supervisor ability. Good secy.
skills REQ. Top benefits.
Evening star., 1961-09-19
TYPIST

Accurate letter typist, high school
graduate must type 10 wpm.:
per NV. location, excellent work.
ing conditions. Call EN-. 2-9700.
Evening star., 1961-09-19

LK.-TYPIST To $500
Immed. opening for mature young
lady with exper.; accurate typing
and filing req. Top benefits.
Evening star., 1961-09-19
ELK K-TYPIS

Excel. oppty. for attract. younr
lady. Good typist. Much public
contact.
Evening star., 1961-09-19

Selected applicants qualify fol
disqualification and life insurance
also many other fringe benefits.
Evening star., 1961-09-19
CLERK K-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST

Perm. pos; 9 to 5; 5-day vk.
downtown: excel. benefits; S27E
start. Call MR.. SToNER, DI. T.
6190.
Evening star., 1961-09-19
HELP WOMEN
EXEC. SECRETARY

1870 NIN14S4 412E4
Wonderful position, good potential:
work fol. top exec: meet import
ant people; rapid advance, to S5,-
EXEC. sECY., constr. exper; Whsa-
ton vic, to $500.
ALLEN O'BRIEN Personnel Service
1404 N. Y. Ave. RE. 7-7280
FILTER AND SEAMsTRESS, ex-
perienced, for full time, 5-day
week. Apply in person. GRETCH-
EN COLE. 7244 Wisconsin ave,
Evening star., 1961-09-19
HELP MEN AND WOMEN
AIRLINES

CLERK CASHIERS for 8 Book and
Greeting Card shops, beginning
Oct. l. Full time and part-time
Jobs available. Refs. necessary.
Evening star., 1961-09-19

Apply Personnel, Street Floor, $40
am. to IL noon. Monday through
Friday. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1961-09-19

Statesmen, home improvements
aluminium siding, storm windows
doors and affiliated products
WEATHERGUARD CO., 11O9 9th
St NV,
Evening star., 1961-09-19
HELP MEN

TEACHERS, public, private schools;
st. 81, 4,5O0-SS,000. ADAMS TEACH
ERS AGENCY, sos 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1961-09-19

SECRETARY, interesting, good pay.
ing job with advancement for de-
pendable, personable, intelligent
person. Must be good with elec
typewriter, and sound scriber
Pleasant, 1-man, 1-sirl office
fringe benefits. 1910 Vermont ave
NV, NE. 8-2SlO.
sECRETAIE;X. ES1G AI;l1: to Sys;P,. To%s oE sxPsT;
E6PLY.. eli King St, XII. 9-5055
SECRETARY: :RECEPTIONIST, Ar,
duties. fringe benefits. 5-day wk.
write resume to Box 407-E, Star
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER
working conditions, fringe benefits
Centrally located. 80 hr. week
ma. S-4322, ext. 224.
Evening star., 1961-09-19
SALESMAN

Alert man over 81. to sell sub
scriptions to The Evening Star.
Ability to sell, neat appearance
and pleasant personality essen
tial. Physical examination re-
quired.
Evening star., 1961-09-19
THE EVENING STAR
225 Virginia Ave. Sc.

BALESdEN-G.E.M. appliances ha,
several openings in Alex, Bethesda
and Prince Georges stores. Excel.
lent salary plus commission. MR.
WARD, WA. 7.27S6.
Evening star., 1961-01-15

the family moves East, the
girls win stay with friends.
Even before her fathers ap-
pointment to the cabinet
was announced. Geraldine
had been notified she was
accepted for Smith College,
next fall. Her mother is q
graduate Of Vassar.
The Days will be joined for
the inaugural events by Mrs.
Days parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth F. Burgess Of VIM
netka, III.
Udalls Live Here
The appointee as Secretary
Of Interior. Stewart Udall,
and his wife. Lee. have no
househunting problems. Mr..
Udall was q member Of the
House until his appointment
to the cabinet, and the couple
live with their six children In
q modern rambler on the out
skirts Of Mclean. Va.
The oldest child, Tommy,
IL. who is finishing up q
semester Of school in the
Udalls' hometown, Tucson,
Ariz., will come on for the
Inauguration with Mrs.
Udall's mother, Mrs. Lille
Webb Of Mesa, Ariz. Tommy
hadn't planned to be here for
his fathers big day, because
he would not yet have had his
exams. But as the big day got
closer, he got more and
more excited" and finally got
permission from his school
to take his exams early, Mrs.
Udall reports.
Scott. II. and Lynn, 10,
and possibly Lori, 8, will join
Tommy at the inaugural
ceremony. their mother said.
They viii watch the parade
from q hotel room, the guests
Of friends. Denis. (, and
Jamie, l1z. will stay at home.
Mr.. Udall's mother and
sister, Mrs. Levi Udall and
Miss Elrna Udall Of Phoenix.
also will be here. They and
Mrs. Webb will stay with the
Udalls.
Some Of the grandmothers
will be off in Q corner. but
I'm sure they won't mind"
says Mrs. Udall.
Famed poet Robert Frost
Of Tucson, who win read q
poem Of the Inauguration,
and several members Of his
family. will attend the inau-
gural events with the Udalls
old friends.
They will 60 with Mr.. and
Mrs. Udall to the Inaugural
Concert, and viii sit with
the Udall relatives during
other events when the new
cabinet member and his wife
have to be elsewhere as
members Of the cabinet.
Secretary Of Agriculture
designate Orville Freeman Of
Minnesota has been In town
for several days. and his wife,
Jane, who bought Q house in
Chevy Chase. Md. in q whirl-
wind three-day visit o week
ago. came back again last
night to stay through the
Inaugural.
The Freemans' two chill
dren. Connie. IS. o high
Evening star., 1961-01-15

doesn't have any housing
problems Is that of Secretary
designate Arthur Goldberg.
Mr.. Goldberg and his wife,
. Dorothy, have lived for many
years in q house they own at
281l Albemarle street NV.
The Goldbergs' daughter
Barbara, "a, viii arrive Tues
day from Chicago, where she
is studying for her masters
degree at the University Of
Chicago School Of Social
Service Administration. Rob-
ert, 10, will arrive the same
day from Amherst, where he
is q sophomore studying pol
itics and law.
Mrs. Goldberg's mother,
Mrs. Esther Kurgans, who
lives with them win accom-
pany them to the various In
augural events.
Ribicoffs in Georgetown
The Secretary y-designate Of
Health. Education and Wei
fare, Connecticut Gov. Abra-
ham Ribicoff, and his wife
Ruth will arrive Tuesday
night.
The Ribicoffs have taken
over the balance of q lease
(until September) on q fur
nished house at 1852 34th
street NV. in Georgetown.
The house now Is occupied
by an outgoing Eisenhower
sub-cabinet family, Assistant
Secretary Of Defense and
Mrs. John N. Irwin, who do
not plan to move until jan
uary "a. The Ribicoffs will
stay at the Hotel Statler un-
til then.
Neither Of the Ribicoffs'
two children win be able to
be present for the Inaugural
Evening star., 1961-01-15
Memberso Of Team Arriving in Force

school junior, and Michael,
IL, Q seventh grader, will not
come from Minneapolis for
the ceremonies. The Free
mans "are extremely desirous
that the children remain un-
spoiled" according to q
spokesman.
The Chevy Chase house
was selected chiefly because
Mrs. Freeman had heard such
fine things about the Mont
gomery County schools, IL
was explained.
The former Minnesota
governor and his wife will
redecorate the house before
moving in about the middle
Of March, and will not move
the children until then.
Meanwhile, they have taken
q furnished apartment In
GEORGETOWN for over the In
augural period. Mrs. Free
man expects to do q lot Of
committing back and forth.
The Freemans win be
Joined for the Inaugural by
his parents. the Orville e.
Freemans. and his aunt and
uncle. the H. e. Maags, all
Of Minneapolis. His brother
and sister-in-law. the Mer-
ritt Freemans Of the Dis
trict. also viii attend.
Secretary Of Commerce
designate Luther Hodges ana
his wife. Martha, who have
been on q fishing trip In
Florida. viii arrive late today.
They have rented an apart
n1ent in Georgetown.
No one here knew In ad-
vance Of their arrival how
many Of their three children
and seven grandchildren may
be coming with them to the
Inaugural.
Another family which
Evening star., 1961-01-15

two younger children will re-
turn home Saturday or Sum
day. because Kathy has
exams next week. After that
they will return here. where
the youngsters already have
been enrolled In Sidwell
Friends School.
To Bring Six Children
Attorney General-designate
Robert Kennedy and his wife
Ethel. who have a handsome
home in Mclean. Va, Of
course have no house-hunting
problems.
The Kennedys viii take six
Of their seven children to the
Inaugural events, leaving
only baby Terry. who Is just
over Q year old. at home.
Kathleen. 9la; Joe. S1a,
Bobhie. Z; David. 51a: Mary
Courtney. AZ; and Michael.
almost 8, win 90.
The children and their
many little Kennedy cousins
are understood to have been
offered q secluded office In
the Treasury Department,
where they can stay warm
and comfortable as they
watch the parade come up
Pennsylvania avenue.
In addition to Robert Ken
nedy's many relatives, who
win be considered O part Of
the party Of his brother,
president-elect John Ken
nedy, there will be several
relatives Of Ethel Kennedy's
here. They will all stay at
the Two Jima Motel In
Arlington. which is on the
way to the Kennedys' home
In Mclean.
Expected are her brothers
George, Rushton and James
Skakel, and her sisters, MRS.
George Terrien and Mrs.
John ]. McCooey, all with
their spouses. All are from
Greenwich, Conn.
Day in Hiding
Postmaster General-desig-
nate Edward Day, who has
been In Washington since
January 4, win be joined by
his wife. Mary Louise, and
their three children on
Wednesday.
They win stay In q hotel.
the name Of which Mr.. Day
says he'd rather not reveal,
because too many would-be
postmasters are trying to
find him. The children, GerA
aldine, II: Molly. IA. and
Jimmy, IL, will return to Los
Angeles. on Sunday. Their
mother win stay on to house
hunt.
The Days viii either rent
or buy. depending on what
they find, but definitely want
. house with q yard, says
Mr.. Day. as both he and his
wife like to garden.
II Mrs. Day finds o house
she likes here she win trans
fer young Jimmy to q school
here. No matter what the
family does. the girls viii
finish school in Los Angeles,
where Geraldine viii graduate
from high school in June. II
Evening star., 1961-01-15

The top team Of the new
administration Is beginning
70 arrive in force. Within
the next few days. they all
should be here.
Secretary Of State designate
Dean Rusk's wife. Virginia,
arrived In town Friday from
:Ecarsdale to remain until
after the inaugural week end.
The couples two younger
children. Richard. IA, anc
Peggy. II, will join their
mother later this week. In
time for the inaugural festiv-
tiles. Their Oldest son. David.
30. D junior ct the University
of California, will remain in
school.
: The Rusks have taken o
house in Spring Valley for
occupancy In o few weeks.
The family win stay in Q
hotel during the inaugural
period.
Dillons Have House
. There viii be no house.
hunting problems for Secre-
tary Of the Treasury-desig
Douglas Dillon and his wife,
Phyllis. Mr.. Dillon, who was
Undersecretary Of State In
Che Eisenhower administra-
ton. bought . house at 1884
Belmont road. . fashionable
Northwest Washington ad-
dress. In 1857, when he re-
turned from being Amhassa-
dor to France to enter the
state Department here.
= The Dillons expect their
two married daughters, Mrs.
Mark Collins Of Far Hills.
N. j.. and Mrs. John Dillon
Moseley. who lives In Paris.
France. to be here for the in
augural events. Mrs. Moseley
Ii expected to stay with her
parents, while Mrs. Collins
will stay In o hotel. Four
little grandchildren, three Of
them Mrs. Moseley's and one
Mrs. Collins. win remain
home.
Mrs. Mcnamara to Be Late
7 Robert 8. McNamara, the
Ford Motor Co. president who
has been named as Secretary
Of Defense. win be joined here
Tuesday by his wife. Margaret
(Margy).
The McNamaras expect to
move Immediately into the
Herbert Fales' house at 80
Kalcrama circle. which they
have rented furnished for one
year. BY the end Of that
year. Mrs. McNamara says.
they hope to have found q
house to buy.
The McNannaras' three
children will join their moth
er here later this week. Mar
garet. 10, will fly In from
California. where she u. q
sophomore at Stanford UNI
versity. Kathy, 1e. and Craig,
10. win fly from Ann Arbor,
Mich, where the former mo-
tor company executive and
his family live.
:. Mrs. Mcnamara and the
Evening star., 1961-01-15

events. Peter. %, cannot
spend the time away from
the high school English
classes he teaches In San
Francisco. Jane, Is, a fresh
man at Pine Manor Junior
College In Wellesley, Mass,
will be having exams at the
time.
Gov. Ribicoff,s brother and
sister-in-law. the Irving Rib
icoffs. will come from Hart
ford, Conn.,, for the cere-
monies.
Isabelle SHELTON.