Evening star., 1962-08-25

For
Students
BY EVELYN M. DENT
Contributing Writer

Aky - IL n ~ AVA LILLY -
Contributing Writer
Vice Admiral Rufus E.
Rose, commandant of the
Industrial College of the
Armed Forces and Mrs. Rose,
last evening received the
newly arrived students and
their wives at a 6::30-to-8::30
party in the ballroom of the
Officers Club at Fort Nc
Nair.
Also in the receiving line
were the college deputies and
their wives, including Mai.
Gen. and Mrs. James B. Quill
and Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Al
bert T. Wilson. Comdr. Mar
tin M. Zenni, aide to Admiral
Rose. made the introductions.
Nearly 500 persons went
through the receiving line
and on into the room where
a well ladened buffet table
was set. A conversation
piece, was a 3-foot arch
at one end Of the table. 1t
was covered with romaine,
and pierced in vertical rows
with skewered cocktail It'd
bits. On top Of the arch were
masses Of flowers, flanked
by stuffed wild duck. The
whole effect was colorful as
well as tasty.
Among Guests
Among the guests were
Gen. Barksdale HAMLET,
Army Vice Chief Of Staff;
Vice Admiral Claude v.
Ricketts,, Vice Chief of Naval
Operations, and Mrs. Ricketts,,
Gen. William F. Mckee, Air
Force Vice Chief of Staff,
and Mrs. Mckee, Marine
Com m a ndant David M.
Shoup, and Mrs. Shoup, and
from the Joint Chiefs of
Staff, Rear Admiral William
B. Sieglaff, and Mrs. Sieg-
laff.
Others were 1t. Gen. Fran
els H. Griswold, Commandant
Of the National War College,
and Mrs. GriSwold, as well as
the deputies Of the college
and their wives, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. William Souther-
land, and Winthrop B. Brown,
former Ambassador to Laos,
and Mrs. Brown.
A student last year and
faculty member this is Navy
Capt. Benjamin Worcester,
an instructor and executive
officer with Resources Man
agement Division.
Air Force Col. Otto Haney
went from the Pentagon to
the college, and Col. James
L. Cannell came from Wright
Patterson Air Force Base at
Dayton, Ohio. Marine Col.
Charles w. Mccoy, after a
three-year tour in England,
is back at school. Navy
Comdr. William Farley of the
Bureau Of Supplies and Ac-
counts joins the incoming
class.
1t. Col. Daniel McElwee
came from the Air War Col
lege at Maxwell Air Force
Base, Ala; Army Col. Jer-
rold Snow, from Norfolk, Va,
where he was engineer of
ficer; Navy Comdr. David
Stear from Virginia Beach,
Va. He commanded Carrier
Air Group 2; Mr.. Henry
Masuoka was with the Signal
Corps in Tokyo before turn
ing student, and Comdr. Ed
ward White, a submariner,
will also join the group.
Welcome Home
The Navy Yard has a
new boss, and Tingey House
new occupants - Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Laurence H.
Frost.
More than 300 guests, in
cluding Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth, watched the
colorful change of command
ceremonies yesterday morn
ing. The Acting Comman-
dant of the Potomac River
Naval Command, Rear Ad-
miral Paul H. Ramsey, turned
the command over to Admiral
Frost in the Navy Yards
Leutze Park.
Admiral and Mrs. Frost
gave a coffee party at Tin
gey House after the cere-
mony and were soon sur
rounded by friends eager to
welcome them back to Wash
ington. Admiral Frost, is
formerly director of the Ma
tional Security Agency, Fort
Meade, Md.
Admiral Ramsey now re-
turns to his full time job as
director, Naval Air Test Gen.
ter, Patuxent River. Md.