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Mrs. Palmer received some very
lovely gifts. Guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Davies, Messrs. Jim Brooks
and Charles Smith, and Mines.
Thelma Mcintosh and Betty Coo
ley. Those who sent gifts but were
unable to attend were Mrs. Rose
Galloway, Tonjia, Pamela, and
Twaya Mcintosh, and Mrs. Lesley
Ford, Waterloo, Ia, and Mrs. Rob-
ert Parkey, Des Moines, Ia. Moth
er Of Mrs. Palmer.
Mrs. Mamie Lyle, 3545 Fourth
Av. S., and sister Mrs. Anna Lewis
were had as their dinner guests on
Thanksgiving Day, Mrs. Thelma
Mcintosh and daughters.
Returns To Minneapolis: Mr..
Al Hampton, who with his wife
Cleo Young Hampton have resided
in Portland, Oregon for several
years has returned to Minneapolis
to make his home. Mrs. Hampton
will join him later. At present he
is stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Mills, 626 Girard Av. N.
Reauficfana Meat. JTnin,,e Cos-
metologist No. 220 held their reg
ular monthly meeting at the resid-
ence Of Mrs. Theresa Granger,
1924 Fourth Av. S., on Monday,
November 26.
A report was given by Mrs.
Granger from her recent trip to
Iowa
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

December December b
December 2 - Kathryn Josey,
1858 Fourth Av. S.; Mrs. Albert
True, 1858 Fourth Av. s.; William
Howell, 541 Girard Av. N; Mrs.
Lowell Johnson, 1856 Fifth Av. s.;
irwin L. White; Des Moines; James
Allen, Des Moines.
December 3 - l.. Barfield, 315
E. 14th St.; Luther Payne, 922
Fremont Av. N; Mildred Louise
Watson, ia South 14th st.; Ron
aid Walker, 2S05 Fourth Av. S.;
Wanda Louise Walker, 1896
Fourth Av. S.; Kathryn Chivers
Witcher, San Francisco; Mrs. Paul
Jackson, Waterloo, Iowa.
December - Loren Mayes, 704
Humboldt Av. N; Meredith Miller,
1901 Bryant Av. N; Betty Ellis,
812 Bryant Av. NJ; Mrs. o. L..
Alexander, 1882 Fifth Av. s.; Miss
Nadine Vivion, I'll Girard Av. N.
December 5 Oneida Jones,
1901 Fremont Av. N; Maxine
Jones, 1922 Third Av. s.; Elnora
Byars, Philadelphia.
December 8 Georgia williams,
1929 Fifth Av. s.; Walter Tay-
lor, Washington, DC.
December 7 - Beatrice Slem-
mons, 2015 Fifth Av. s.; Ruby
Hill, 72O Fremont Av. NJ; L. L.
Lang, 4441 Fourth Av. S.; Roch-
ellie T. Browne, 726 Irving Av. NJ;
Minnie Rhodes, 1924 Fifth Av. S.
December 8 - Mrs. Jessie Clay,
1888 31st Av. S.; Harriet c. Jones,
1924 Clinton Av.; Clara Butler,
3744 Elliot Av.; Eugene Robinson,
1912 Fifth Av. s.; Everett John
son, 404s Fifth Av. s.; Mrs. JAG
queline Bowman, 4445 Fourth Av.
S.; Gordon Wayne Gilmer, 1920
Knox Av. NJ; Virgil Hill, 615 18th
Av. NJ; Thomas Brown, PALS
Fourth Av. S.
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ASAo"AS ~. o'cA'J WIN SCLCDA oICN
their 18th wedding anniversary on
Nov. %.
Mr.. John Bridgeman, TIT Univ
ersity Av., left Minneapolis We'd
nesday, Nov. Fl, to spend the
Thanksgiving holiday with his par
ents and family in Gary, Ind.
In Fairview Hospital: Mr.. Den
mis- Smith, TOO Bryant Av. N, is a
patient in Fairview Hospital. Mr..
Smiths sister, Mrs. Alice Brown
Of st. Louis, Mo-, arrived Sunday,
Nov. rs, to be with her brother
during his illness.
Happy Birthday: A group Of
friends helped Miss Harlem Holt,
1915 Clinton Av. S., celebrate her
birthday, Saturday, Nov. IT, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McElroy as
hosts. Guests were Messrs. Tom
Watkins and Danny Lewis Of the
Detroit Lions, Les Riot, saxophone
player with a progressive jazz
group sponsored by Mrs. Kennedy,
Bob Reed, Bill Lemon, John Bridge
man, Attorney Edward Hales, DR..
and Mrs. Thomas Beck, Misses
Barbara Green, Gree Holt, 10 Ann
Richardson, and Marlene Allen,
also Messrs. and Mines. Lucius
Jemison, Paul Perkins and Phillip
Acosta.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter McElroy, 1915 Clinton Av.
S., who celebrated their 18th we'd
ding anniversary on Nov. 16.
Family Dinner: Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Pillow and son Edgar, Jr.,
4421 Third Av. S., were host for
the family Thanksgiving dinner
Thursday, November %.
Those present were Mrs. Lydia
Pillow, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Brown
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith.
The family was elated for the
presence of the newest addition in
the family baby Edgar.
Surprise Party: Mrs. Barbara
Palmer, 719 Fifteenth Av. s., was
given a surprise birthday party,
Sunday, Nov. 25, by her children
Maria and Kenneth and foster
daughter Laurice Anderson and
Mary White. Holding the spotlight
was the beautifully decorated
birthday cake with creamy white
frosting set off by seven gorgeous
red roses with accents Of green.
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that Ford Motor execs told him
that southern ire over the gift was
being blamed on the show.
Anyhow, the Sullivan show is
thoroughly integrated" in 1862,
and the biggest sponsor scrape
since '5S probably was when Col
gate tried to get more openings
for blurbs.
Madison Ayes Last Word
Ad industry, which had been ac-
cused during the House of Repre-
sentatives hearings on job dis
elimination, had its own reps on
the stand as the hearings closed
in New York last Friday (2).
Young & Rubicam's TV depart
ment manager Frederick Frost told
Harlem Demo Adam Clayton
Powell Jr. (the only member of
the House committee at the hear
ings) that Negroes are most use
full when used in appeals to the
Negro market-"this is simply a
fact at this moment in our social
growth"
Foote, Cone & Belongs John
Owen said he knew of no specific
policy covering discrimination.
Basic to the question, he said, is
awareness Of the problem in the
ad agencies and entertainment in
dustry. He said the advertising dol
lar could lose much Of its impact
If it identified closely with any
given minority group, and he es-
timated that 80 to 90% of the buy
ing public is white.
Representative Powell added his
own comment to the ad-man tes-
timony: I'D like to see a major
agency dare, just once, to use a
beautiful, beautiful Negro girl and
see what happens"
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In Mexico, 10000 CARE Food
Crusade packages are needed for
a year-long milk program for
100000 young children. Each 81
package sent through CARE, New
York 16, NY, contains enough
mike powder to make 108 quarts.
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In % of the 80 countries whose
needy get us. farm foods through
CARE, local governments are
helping by paying all or part Of
the delivery costs. Americans give
funds for the rest, by contributing
to CARES Food Crusade.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. Paul

WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL
December 2 December 8
December 3 - Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
land Tillman, 9S5 Iglehart Av., 10
years; Mr. and Mrs. Martin We'd
dington, TIA West Central Av., %
years.
December 8 Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Brown, 592 Rondo Av., IT
years.
December 6 - Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
dell Brown, 2SS N. st. Adams, 10
years.
December 7 - Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Bruce, 652 Iglehart Av., %
years.
December 8 Mr.. and Mrs
Henry johnson, 1876 Edmund Av.,
4s years; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L.
Shoffner, 1889 Eustis Av., 10 years.
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tanned for them at dinner at Nc
Cormack's Place in the President
Walk Room. Mrs. Winston was I'M
able to be present because she was
with her daughter Villa Jean who
is a patient in Rochester.
Guest In Home OF Friends: Mrs.
Virginia Greene was a guest in
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Patton, 1858 w. Central while
they were visiting in Harvey, III.
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Before PoweFs Committee:
VARIETY REPORTS ON Ed SULLIVAN'S
CHAMPIONING OF NEGRO TALENT ON
SHOWS: AD AGENCY REACTION
BY Bill Greenley in Variety

Ed Sullivan, a witness last weeks Congressional
ings New York discriminatory hiring practices in show
business pointed that he has had thoroughly negrated
show for Is years He said ridiculous suppose that
Negro talent acceptable, in the south
But despite the testimony and the Sullivan shows ndis-
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Social and Personal
( MINNEAPOLIS :

Guests For Thanksgiving: Mr. and Mrs Daniel Boone 1922
Portland Av S. had their dinner guests Thanksgiving Day
her brother and ssternaw and family from Chicago Ill., Mr.
and Mrs William Robinson and children Rochelle and William,
Jr and Messrs and Mines Precious Minis Alfred Barnes Ollie
Ray ST. and daughter Linda, and Mrs Edna MeKzze and
sons Kelvin, Duane and Daniel.
Congratulations To Rev And Mrs Emanuel Andrade 1924
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Quick tamae pie speedy Amsricanized version Of taste
pleasing Mexican dish
This hearty dish convenience speed up
preparation. Canned chilli with beans ampfed with ground
beef and chopped onion and pepper for added seasoning
The good bread topping package muffin mix
seasoned with mixed with unduted evaporaed milk
good favor and texture.
green pepper Il Ii. sach) chill
tablespoons butter beons
medium onion. chopped lpkg. III oz) DIT muffin mix
I pound ground beat 1tsdspoon rubbed
tOoSpoon Sdt lcup SvopoTotSd milk
green pepper ng green pepper
about inch then chop remaining pepper filing
Melt butter skillet Add
ind cook low heat until onion Add
beef salt breaking medium
well Drowned. about chilli
bOdns and simmer while preparing muffin Mix with muffin mix
Add milk stirring blended.
baking Spread muffin
completely covering chill
rings lightly Into muffin MIXTURE pdern Press sticks
Of each BokO pshsdsd modsE
GtslY oo' - until muffin about 20
Makss servings.
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TOP Carroll Av.; Teresa Combs,
TIT Iglehart Av.
December 8 - Tony Theodore
Shelton, Alp Iglehart Av.
December 7 - Carl Griffin II,
796 Rondo Av.; Mr.. D. s. Massie,
$50 Carroll; Charlotte Smith, 459
Carroll; Mrs. Harriet Gordon,
974 Aurora Av; Mrs. James P.
Hughes, 1915 e. Laurie Rd.
December 8 - Byron Rife, Jr.,
Cleveland, Ohio; Zoe Ann Sweat,
1909 Carroll AV.
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Social and Personal
K ST. PAUL )

To Celebrate Birthday: Mr. Noah Clifford Jordan 296 NJ
Oxford will celebrate his 18th birthday Saturday. December l.
Ill At Home: Little Lawrence Shelton 18 month old of
Mr. and Mrs Orion Shelton 412 glehart has i'll this week
from a chest and head cold.
Visit Family For Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs John Patton
1858 West Central spent the Thanksgiving holiday with Mr.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES

MINNEAPOLIS
December 2 December 8
December 2 Mr.. and Mrs.
James B. Hudson, 1109 James Av.,
seven years.
December 7 - Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jenkins, 424s Oakland Av.,
five years.
December 8 Mr.. and Mrs.
William Cooper, 705 Seventh st.
NJ, 43 years.
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and Mrs. John Hancock and fam
lily, Harvey, Ill. The Hancocks
were hosts to the annual family
reunion dinner on Thanksgiving.
The Pattons were also the guest
Of DR.. w. M. Winston, who enter
Evening star., 1962-01-12
Z Firemen FeIIed
BySmoke at
Bethesda House

Two firemen were overcome
fighting a smoky, two-alarm
fire in a Bethesda split-level
house yesterday.
Firemen said the blaze began
shortly before noon in the base
ment of a home at 63O5 Kirby
road, Bethesda. The house is
owned by Albert Tucci, an out
of-town newspaper distributor
in the Washington area.
The injured firemen were
identified as Leonard Kober, 90,
of 10008 Fleming avenue, Be-
thesda, and Galen Walker, %,
of 4505 Sigsby road, Viers Mill
Village, both members of the
Bethesda Fire Department.
They were treated for smoke
inhalation and admitted to
Evening star., 1962-01-12

being presented to the group
for a vote.
The committee has 60 days
to make its recommendation
to the main body, Mr.. Wiley
said. 1t then takes a two-thirds
vote of those delegates present
at the time the proposal is con-
sidered to pass the amendment,
he said.
Last nights proposal was the
first time the federation has
been petitioned to desegregate,
Mr.. Wiley said.
Mr.. Chamberlain said tn e
Lamond-Riggs group was in
tegrated about seven years ago,
Since then, members of the
Friendship and Connecticut
Avenue Citizens Associations
have voted to drop the white"
restriction from their constitu-
tionS.
Several all-white associations
do not have membership re-
Evening star., 1962-01-12
|nteqrotion Move aiken
In Citizen Federation

An amendment designed to
desegregate the all-white Fed
Grafton of Citizens Associations
was introduced at the groups
meeting last night.
The proposed amendment
to the organizations constitu-
tion was presented by Theo-
dore K. Chamberlain, a dele
gate from the Lamond-R Riggs
Citizens Association.
The proposal would strike
the word white" from the
membership requirements of the
federation's constitution. At
present, three of the so as
sociations in the federation
have changed their own con-
stitutions, but they are re-
Evening star., 1962-01-12

stricted from sending Negro
delegates to the federation.
Deletion of the white" re-
striction on membership may
lead to the eventual combina-
ton of the Federation of Citi-
zens Associations with the all
Negro Federation of Civic AS
Sociations, according to Mr.
Chamberlain.
However, James A. Wiley
president of the all-white fed
GRAFTON, had no comment on
the possibility of combining the
two groups.
He said the proposed amend
ment would be considered by
the federation's Constitution
and Rules Committee before
Evening star., 1962-01-12

Suburban Hospital for obser-
vation.
All three Bethesda fire COM
panies responded to the Kirby
road alarm when a maid at
the Tucci home discovered the
fire shortly before noon. Mr.
Tucci and his wife were not
home at the time. Their 9-year-
old son was attending school
Evening star., 1962-01-12

strictions in their constitutions,
Mr.. Vile, aid.
III otl.er action. the fedora
ton adopted a resolution to
oppose further land acquisition
for freeways by the District
government.
Evening star., 1962-01-12
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when the fire began, neighhors
said.
The maid, Mrs. Carrie Jones
AZ, of 53l0 Seventh street NV,
told firemen the flames started
near an incinerator in the
basement furnace room.
Evening star., 1962-01-12
ICC Asks Help
For Railroads
By the Associated Press

The Interstate Commerce
Commission is urging Congress
again to help the financially
ailing railroad industry.
Its annual report yesterday
listed 10 legislative recon-
mendations, including direct
grants for improbable pas
senger service; repeal of a II
per cent excise tax on travel
and greater tax depreciation
allowances.
Evening star., 1962-01-12
FULL 81" LONG SOFA
WITH FOUR FOAM RUBBER
REVERSIBLE CUSHIONS

King size for comfortable Iounging
and spacious seating. Button back
squore-orm style with rich walnut
wood trim on the arms and legs.
Beautiful stripe textured fobric in
your choice Of Olive or Rust.
The Republican., 1962-05-03
As'asiasGEaG Personals

the Friendsville school cafeteria,
Saturday evening. May 5. from 5
to s p. m. This is sponsored by the
Women's Bible class of the Sand
spring Church of God Tickets,
80 for adults and Use for chill
drcn. Reservations can be made
by calling SH 6-4602 or SH 6-444l
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Thomas,
Bert Griffith and son Myron were
Friday evening visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Sherman Frazec.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Alexander
and son Fay visited Mr.. and Mrs
William Stemmer and son, of Balti-
more.
Allan Rush, who is employed at
Rockville, Pa, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Rush on Sun
day
Glenn Alexander, of Akron, O.,
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Alex
ander.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Deal we're
Saturday overnight and Sunday
visitors of Mrs Ruth Eichelberger
and Mr. and Mrs Donald Dewitt,
of Davis, w. Va,
Mr. and Mrs Erman Frazee and
Mrs. Ida Fratz, of Addison, Pa;
Mr.. and Mrs William Keating, of
Cumberland, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
FraZee.
Mrs. Ada Uphole and son Junior
were Friday evening supper guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Artice and
children.
Wednesday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles r. BoWser were
Mrs. John Haselberger, of Cum
berland: Mrs. Henry Burkhart
The Republican., 1962-05-03

American Legion Auxiliary Unit
POS viii meet Tuesday, May 8, at
8 p m DDSTD, at the fire hall. All
members arc urged to attend.
Final plans viii be made for the
Poppy dance.
A turkey supper will be held in
The Republican., 1962-05-03

Major Garrett county trout
streams including Biz and Little
Yough rivers, Muddy Creek. New
Germany lake. Bear Greek, Pines
Reservoir. Buffalo Run and Savage
river we're heavily stocked during
the past week. William HMman.
Game and Inland Fish commission,
said weekly trout stocking will
continue through May "a Rainbow
trout. 1920 inchcrs. are biting in
the Yough river downstream from
Swallow Falls Deep Creek Lake
anglers have reported nice catches
of 1912 inch yellow perch being
taken during the late evening
hours.
Warm Weather Brings Tourists
With late April temperatures in
the high 7O's. several hundred week
end tourists came to Garrett coun-
ty. Deep Greek Lake motels were
full during the past weekend.
MANY occupants were summer-ya-
cation-mindcd people from Pitts,
burgh and Washington arc2s On
the spot carly to select their vaco-
ton cottages. Supt Charles Thomas,
Swallow Falls State Forest re-
ported four swimmers Drawing the
brisk mountain water of Herring
ton lake. Thomas also said about
200 sight-secrs visited SWallo"
Falls and Muddy Creek Falls, the
HIGHEST waterfall in Maryland. and
several tent campsites were filled.
Brochures
A new Garrett county 3-fold colo
brochure. There are 80 things to
do in Garrett county" is begin
ming to roll off the presses. Linn
tied quantities are available from
the Promotion Council office now.
The brochures were designed By
Patricia II. Kittle. promotional SEE
retary. The 1862 edition Of the Gar
rett County Vacation Guide is be-
ing well received by potential W.
cationers and tourists, she said,
with 1000 of the Sc page free book
lets we're distributed last month.
The Republican., 1962-05-03

Try Our Want Ads-They Pay.
The Republican., 1962-05-03

Subscribe to The Republican.
Evening star., 1962-09-19
Mrs. Kennedy Returning
To Capital Next Week

vacationing at her mothers
home.
The First Lady has mo
firm plans" until October IL,
when she will pose with
National Symphony Orches-
ira Director Howard Mitchell
at the White House at 2 pm.
Miss Turnure said.
At 2::30 the same day Mrs.
Kennedy will attend a Red
Cross benefit, Common
wealth Cavalcade of Co.'S
tumes," in the State Depart
ment. Mrs. Dean Rusk, wife
of the Secretary of State, is
chairman Of the event.
Other items on the First
Lady's schedule after that
are:
october II, 4 pm. - At
tend a reception of the In
Stitute of Fine Arts of New
York University, at One East
18th st. in New York City.
The reception will honor
Mrs. Kennedy and members
of the Fine Arts Committee
for the White House and
also members Of the Board
of Trustees Of New York Un-
iversity.
October %, Noon - Re-
Evening star., 1962-09-19

shuns jewelry, perfume and
other feminine affectations.
AS a woman in q scientific
world dominated by men, DR..
Roman finds that by being a
scientist first and a woman
second, she can best meet the
challenge.
'I had to earn the respect
Of the men I worked WITH"
recalled DR.. Roman after
yesterdays seminar program.
81 think now I've been ac-
cepted as just another fellow.
In fact, they often forget
I'm a woman-which I think
is a compliment"
A bachelor girl who lives
quietly in a little apartment
in the Foggy Bottom section
of Washington. D. c., DR..
Roman finds her work pro-
vides "all the excitement I
can take"
Evening star., 1962-09-19

First Lady Jacqueline Ken
nedy will return to Washing
ton next Tuesday, September
25, to attend the Washington
premiere that evening Of
Irving Berlin's new musical,
"Mr. President" the White
House announced yesterday.
The opening night per-
formance here is a benefit
for Kennedy family charity
projects, on which most Of
the members of the big Ken
nedy clan have been working
hard. Jacqueline Kennedy is
honorary chairman Of the
benefit, of which two of her
sisters-in-law are active CO.
chairmen.
The latter are Mrs. Robert
Kennedy, wife Of the Attor-
ney General and Mrs. Jean
Kennedy Smith, the Presi-
dents sister.
No Firm Plans
Mrs. Kennedy's Press Sec
retary. Pamela Turnure, said
she did not know if Mrs.
Kennedy would remain in
Washington after the pre-
n1iere or return to Newport.
r. l., where she has been
Evening star., 1962-09-19
DR.. Roman Is Strictly
NO-Nonsense Woman

ANN ARBoR, Mich, Sept.
10 (AP).-Dr. Nancy Grace
Roman is a strange combi-
nation. Her feet are firmly
planted on the ground. but
her head is in the stars as
chief of the National Aero
nautics and Space Admins
tration astronomy and solar
physics program.
DR.. Roman, a good-natured
but strictly no-nonsense
woman, dresses like a school
teacher = glasses, sensible
low-heeled shoes, a. shirt
waist dress she designed and
made herself. and a warm
woolen sweater.
Unlike the 33 other women
executives attending this
weeks Leadership Seminar
for Women at the University
of Michigan, DR.. Roman
Evening star., 1962-09-19
Three Stand-Ins for First Lady

One Of the liveliest guests
at the party came in a wheel
chair. She was Mrs. Robert
v. Garner, SO. whose son,
Robert L. Garner, was Vice
President of the International
Bank for many years. Mrs.
Garner knew many of the
wives, and held court for a
long time in the Blue Room
as old friends came up to
greet her.
COlOrful Native Dress
Among the most colorful Of
the guests was a group from
Morocco who wore their ma
tive afternoon costume, the
"kaftan." These were floor
length flowing robes Of rich
velvet and brocade, cinehed at
the waist by Jeweled gold and
silver belts.
Another group in floor
length japanese kimonas also
drew attention.
Mrs. Au C hincloss, who
knew some of the women be-
cause her husband has at
tended past Bank and Fund
conferences, said she came
down from her home in New
port, RI. where President
and Mrs. Kennedy are vaca-
tioning this week-eSpecially
for the party.
She was asked to come by
Mrs. Eugene Black, wife of
the president of the Interna-
tional Bank, she said, and
I'm awlully glad I did. I've
had a wonderful time"