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to cancel all engagements
throughout the week, sports
and cultural alike, when the
President called off his ex-
ira curricular activities to
give his full attention to the
tense international situation.
Seated with the Auchin-
closes were DIR. and Mrs.
Paul Magnuson, Mrs. James
Barnes, Mrs. Sigourney
Thayer, British Mai. Anthony
Quincy of the County Over
seers Association. and Col.
Sir John Ruggles-Brise, her
majesty's lord lieutenant of
Essex.
In the next boxes sat Mrs.
Fenoaltea, wife of the Italian
Ambassador, Danish Ambas-
sador Count Knuth- Winter
feldt, and Irish Ambassador
Thomas Herman who gave
an IL o'clock supper at his
Massachusetts, avenue chan
Gerry for the Irish team.
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FINNISH AMBASSADOR
and Mrs. Seppala gave a din
ner the other night for the
Commander in Chief of all
Finnish Defense Forces, Gen.
Jaakko Simelius, which para
doxically drew Disarmament
Director Bill Foster. You
might think the latter had
very little to do these days,
what with our armed forces
on the move again. But, said
Bill, who was there with his
wife Beulah, he had been
buster than ever since the
crisis began. For, he asked,
what alternative is. there to
arms control?
Mrs. Roswell Gilpatric was
there without her. husband,
the Deputy Secretary of De-
Tense, who isn't putting his
nose outside the Pentagon
these days. But new Army
Chief of Staff Gen. Earle
Wheeler, who is one of the
handsomest chiefs in many a
moon, was able to attend
with his wife, along with
other high ranking military
and former Ambassador to
Finland Jack McFall.
The attractive Jack is here
working on the People-to-
People Program which he
took up when he had to re-
sign from the Foreign Serv-
ice because of a serious heart
attack. He is also building,
with his wife doing the in
terror decorating, some hous-
ing units on beautiful Bar
bados Island and they have
all been rented by their
friends for a year in advance.
Maj. Paavo Kairinen, who
had to escape from Finland
in 1947 because of his under
ground resistance to the Rus
slams, was there in his capac-
ity as the United State S
Army officer who will escort
Gen. Simelius around the
country.
Fifteen years ago he was
a major in the Finnish Army
but when he left and finally
got his wife and two small
daughters out, he came tt
America penniless and enlist
ed in our Army as a private
Now he is a major again at
Fort Bragg.
Why didn't Russia gobble
up Finland during the war?
Because it was too costly, he
said. The Firms took the lives
of 1,325,000 Russians.
Patricia Seppala'S god
daughter, pretty blond Kiki
Lindeman who recently be-
came engaged to VILLA m
Dean Howells, great grand
son of the author, was there
but not her fiance. Because
of the crisis he was still at
work at the State Depart
ment. Their marriage will
take place December 20 in the
AuguStana Lutheran Church,
with a reception following at
the Embassy.
After an excellent dinner,
guests heard Scandinavia's
top MY Fair Lady" star sing
"Loverly" in Finnish. And the
song is just as appealing in
Finnish when Lisa Tuomi
sings it as it is in English.
The big-eyed, pretty little
brunette was chosen by the
critics in all four Scandina-
Wan countries, when the hit
musical was playing stimuli
taneouSly in each, as the best
Eliza Doolittle.
After a two-year run of
singing it in Swedish in Hell
sinki, which is bi-lingual. she
and her businessman huS-
band, Kauko Ahlstrom. have
been vacationing in the
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