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said, appears TO be completely
remote from any possible
question. That is one Of the
things which appealed to the
stronauts. Comdr. Shepard said
The bank has deposits OF
about S6.5 million and capital
ization of about S702, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23

serv-U wished to buy Capitol's
outstanding stock.
Unless Capitol Vending
agreed to sell its stock to
Serve-U, the suit charged, Mr..
Baker allegedly said he would
arrange to terminate the
agreement between Capitol and
Melpar.
When Serv-U failed to OBJ
tain the Capitol stock, the suit
said, the four defendants con
spired maliciously to inter-
fere" with the contract be-
tween Capitol and Melpar. Last
August %. the suit said. Mel
par informed Capitol that it
was ending the contract in 30
days.
Tucker Heads Board
Mr.. Tucker and Serv-U ad-
NIT that he is the board chair
man Of Serv-U and a stock
holder. Mr.. Baker and Mr..
Black deny being stockholders
in the Serv-U firm.
Capitol Vending has asked
$500, 900 in compensatory dam
ages and 100000 in punitive
damages for the alleged ma
licious interference" by the
defendants with its Melpar
contract.
Serv-U has asked that the
suit be dismissed and that II
be awarded attorneys fees.
Mr.. Baker, who resigned his
Senate post two weeks ago, is
now the subject Of investiga-
tons into his business activi-
ties.
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Fort Hunt Unit Elects

The recently formed Fort
Hunt Sportsman's Association
will elect officers at 8 O'Clock
tonight in the clubhouse at
Mount Vernon Park in Holm
Hall Village. The association
was formed to support athletic
activities in the Holm Hall
area, including Fort Hunt High
School.
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~ the Associated Press

The Senate has ratified a
revision Of q long-pending
/ treaty aimed at eliminating
Brazil as a haven for United
States fugitives from justice.
The Foreign Relations Com
mittee recommended the ac-
ton after testimony that Bra
I'll as a haven for United
States fugitives from justice.
The Foreign Relations Com
lmittee recommended the action
after testimony that Brazil is
Unwilling to ratify the extradi-
ton treaty. originally negoti-
Iated in 1860, without a clause
making it clear Brazil does not
have to surrender its own ma
tionals on United States de-
lmand.
The State Department urged
THE revision TO make 1t cleal
that Brazil would be relieved
of any obligation to surrender
its own nationals.
The original treaty. ratified
by the Senate May is, 1861
grew out of unsuccessful United
States efforts to extradite 9
number of fugitives from tht
UNITED States.
Vote Is 74-0
The revision was ratified
yesterday by a vote Of TAI
along with new extraditior
treaties with the governments
of Israel and Sweden as vel
as consular conventions with
Korea and Japan.
A single roll call put through
the whole parcel.
Also ratified was a protoco
Amending the Internationa
Civil Aviation Convention. Tit
effect is to increase. from II
members to not less than one
fifth of the membership, tn;
number of requests from con
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Treasure limited

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia -
About Sis million has been
spent in fruitless searches on
Oak Island and elsewhere for
the Quedah Merchant treasure
supposedly hidden by pirate
Capt. william Kidd about 1870
The treasure is believed worth
about 5000, 900.
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Says $500 Paid

Capitol Vending alleged In
the suit that it had paid Mr.
Baker $500 to assist in nego-
tiating a contract that permit
ted Capitol to place its mach
ines in a plant operated by
Melpar, Inc. in Falls Church.
The suit then charged that
at a time unknown to Capitol
Mr.. Baker became a stockhold-
er in Serv-U and that last
March he told Capitol thai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23
MRS. KENNEDY
WANTED TEDDY
TO BE PRIEST

NEWPORT, R. Lap.
Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy
says she wanted her young
est son, Edward. to be a
priest-but a blond inter-
vened.
Edward, better known as
Teddy, is the Senator from
Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Kennedy, mother
of the President and the
Attorney General. too, gave
an illustrated lecture at
Newport yesterday on "A
Visit to London, Paris and
Washington"
Showing a picture of the
entire Kennedy family
visiting the Vatican, she
commented:
with all these spiritual
advantages, I had hoped
that Teddy would grow up
to be a priest, but he met
q beautiful blond one
night"
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Big Indian Dam
Is Opened After
IS Years of Toll

NANGAL, India. Oct. %
(AP).-Prime Minister Nehru
of India pressed a button yes
terday and 100000 persons
cheered: midas dream dam
was open after is years of
round-the-c clock toll by 10000
workers.
Mr.. Nehru paid tribute to the
late Harvey Slocum of Alham-
bra, Calf, builder of the
American Grand Coulee and
Shasta Dams who came to
India to supervise construction
of the 740-feet-high Bhakra
Nangel Dam in the Himalayan
foothills.
The S157-million dam, the
worlds highest straight-gravity
dam, was designed to generate
nearly a million kilowattS OF
electricity and irrigate 10
million acres, including the
Rajasthan desert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23
Astronout Shepard Buys
Share of Texas Bank

and Space Administration in
Washington of their intention
of investing in the bank stock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23

HOUSTON. Tex, Oct. %
CAP).-Comdr. Alan B. Shep-
ard. the Nations first man In
space, is becoming the first
astronaut- banker.
st think this is a sound in
vestment," Comdr. Shepard told
reporters yesterday as he an
nounced that he and two Hous-
ton investors are buying con-
trolling shares in a nearby
bank.
"We're not daredevils all the
time. I think we're very con-
sentative people" he said.
Comdr. Shepard, attired in
conservative gray suit and
speaking the language of Wall
Street rather than the space
age, said the other six original
astronauts likely would Join in
the investment.
I'VE expect to be in the area
some time, and we're very
favorably impressed with the
growth and opportunity of this
area" he said.
Bank Is in BaytOwu
Comdr. Shepard and the
Houston investors are buying
control in the First National
Bank of Baytown for 81. $50, 900.
Baytown is a community Of
about $4,000 population north
west of Houston.
Joining Comdr. Shepard In
the transaction were Bill Nc
David, a Houston automobile
dealer. and L. Lee Brasfield
vice president OF the Fidelity
Bank & Trust Co. here.
Mr.. Brasfield will be presi'
fend Of the Baytown bank anc
Comdr. Shepard will become a
member of the board.
Comdr. Shepard said his
fellow original astronauts are
interested, but their degree OF
participation, if any, has moi
been determined. Whether any
of the other astronauts are
named to the board will depend
on the number of shares bought
he said.
NASA Advised
The three original investors
plan to split the stock after
they take control in January
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NASA Advised

The three original investors
plan to split the stock after
they take control in January,
and shares will be offered to
people of Baytown.
Comdr. Shepard said he ad-
vised the National Aeronautics
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHEsDA-wYNGATE-Brk. ram
bier with 8 bedrms., sep. din,
rm,. 2 baths. firepl,, yalkout
bSmt; g.; James Parish. bus y
MOORE Sii RE Ri REALTY, $685. 1900
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HOUSES FOR SALe--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BY OwNRR--.wHEAToN. S23,5OO.
schls.. minis. churches, shop. ctrs..
good 4h2e mort. VII. 2-3519.
CAR0LE HIGHLANDs-Large red
wood rambler. 8 bedrooms. IN
KITCHEN WITH EVERYTHING"
LaIge living Tn. w/fireplace,
D. L. Barnard, 588-7977
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Chevy Chase-Bethesda

Chevy Chase-Bethesda
There Is one house in this group Of
ramblers, split-level and 2-story
houses that will give your family
many years Of happy living, and
Q definite pretige that you will
find so satisfying. This subdivision
borders the National Institutes OF
Health and oveTlooks the beauti-
full ground Of the Naval Hospital
and the Stone Ridge School for
Girls. There are spacious rooms
and beautiful baths, and complete
kitchen with all the latest gadgets.
Good-siSed lots where you can
work or oversee your garden and
meet your neighbors. 1t will make
you feel good knowing you have
provided your family with q home
they will always love, enjoy and
feel proud Of. Let Us show you
today.
TO REACH North on Wisconsin
ave. to Cedar lane, left to Cedar
Crest, right TO Acacia ave. and
1T. to model house. 5000 Acacia
ave.
j. B. TIFFEY AND SONS
LA. b-4lll HA. 2-4U77
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KENsINGTON
OPEN FOR INSPECTION

kFNSINGTON
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
4ll5 Mitscher court -Brick-anA-
frame, 5 bedrooms, 2 baths iiy.
rm., din. rm. and kit. plus beau.
tiful paneled rec. rm,, Ice. patio
Just redecorated and all in excel.
cond. Only S20,S0Q. Omen 2:3O
70 $50 MEADOWbROOK, INC,
Mr.. Cassidy, 424-304s.
KENsINGTON-3-bedrm. Cane Cod
with lse. kitchen. full basement
and gorgeous wooded lot, FHA or
Oh only S13,95O. J, C, CONLEY.
REALTORS, JU. 9-4l34.
KENSNGTON - Q NEW HOMES
close IN schools and shops 4 he'd
rms. 2h baths, carport' rec. nm.
fully equip. kit and much more,
YOU name the financing and down
OPEN sAT.-sUN. l-DARK. Dir.
out Conn. ave. ext. or Viers Mill
I'd. 70 Newport Mil I'd. then onto
Peniield rd., continue past the
elem. school TO Dewey I'd, right
! block TO Spruell dr., right Ia
Byrd r.. and left 10 model home
a. 4OOl SimmS dr., J. c. CON-
LEY, REALTORS, JU. 9-4I34.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS all brick
home on wooded lot, 4 Ice. bed.
rms, 2 full baths. liv. rm. with
firepl., sep. din. rm., enclosed
porch. full bsmt. Priced for quick
sale. VA no s down.
I. L. LEWIS 949-433C
KENSINGT0N : Doll House" II
excellent condition. Q bedrms.
nice lot. Ideal for young or re.
tired couple. GI no money down
FHA minimum down. 949-s440
MANOVILLE REALTY CORP,
REALTOR.
KENsINGTON HEIGHTS = Vacant.
Immed. occupancy. Lovely 3-bed-
rm; rambler with sep. din. rm.,
full bsmt.. fin. rec. rm. Excellent
financing now on property. Low
down payment considered to re-
sponsible parties. You will like
this house. Won't you call today
94a-S440. MANOVUSLE REALTY
CORP. REAITOR
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Burnt Mills Manor

Selling Your House?
NEW FREE BOOKLET tells how
you may sell your house for its
BEST be- TAi SALE oF Y YS RAA Aou naH
was written to give you the steps
you should take and the an
swers you need to sell your house
quickly and for the most money.
For your free copy of this in
formative, S-page booklet call or
stop by our nearest office.
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640pem
SILVER SPRING

NoRT fTHSE6 SFf FsTarEs
EariS American merle s nE eeaI raTSl
biers. 8 bedrms.. 4th ro1shed in,
or finished reas., 21a baths, table
space. all-elec. kit. with outside
exit Ice. din, ell, rec. rm., plaster
walls and double-hung windows
throughout. You won't find con-
struction like this anywhere.
Come see for yourself. Only S24,-
$50, cow. terms.
OPEN l TO 8
DIR: North on Georgia ave. TO
Dennis ave-. right to Glenhaven
LINGO OPEN SIGNS M. 7-1Inn.
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custom-built brick with
stone front, Cape Cod Center-hall
plan. living rm, With marble-faced
fireplace and paneled wall, sep
dining rm, with lGe picture win
dow, = bedrmsi each with private
tiled bath full hsmt DETACHED
gatage with breexewAy. Many. "a.
WOODED ist I' eem pS'g M t a.bsaymy
home with any other for S13 1880,
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T. N. LERNER

Pres, Inland Cory, -.
wheaton Plaza p4p.7o00
BETHEsDA.M ONTROsE : Year
old, 5;bedrooml 2 l:bAth split
quality area ssi,sbo p9G.alSi.
q. A, scin.EsiNuER co.
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ROCKvILLE-3 bedrms. (expanda-
ble), earport, patio. firepl.. fenced
yard. cony. TO schools, shopping
BY OWNER. Only Sl5.95O. 20. 2
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MAVNr REAITX M

MAYNE REALTY CO.
.nai.as3i oINEY a2i.iO0O
BETHEsDA = HARDWOOD. Priced
Al $4,000 iFHA appraisal pend
lngl, This newly listed brick Cape
Cod with 3 bedrms, paneled rec,
m 5Sne porch porch. on I lss WOODED
eatsd epsli 1 ~, Az ss ,b,, I', vIY not
LAST pfp.230O.
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1900
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BillingSley Realty

BETHESDA = abr, a-bath brk.
home, . b.r. and bath on LIST H..
ideal for elderly parent, Ice. liv.
rm. with firepl,. family din. rm.,
equip kit, side drive 70 patio
and coner, scr. pch.. full bsmt,,
lovely Handicapped lot cAMPA-
NELLA a CO., Elk. 3-4il3. ewes.
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BEIHESDA-NIH AkEA-4- bedroom
2-bath brick Cape Cod, / blk
Wyngate Elem. School. April oc-
eupancy OF this Immaculate 9-yr.-
old home, 24.ft, pine-paneled rec
rm. Just completed, fireplace in Nv
rm. Price $4,000. Assume 4hes
trust with substantial cash. EN-
3-3bfS, weekdays NE. s-l5Sl
John r UOKF. Reaitor
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Bethesda Realty

BETHEsDA-MosT ATTRACTIVE
Handicapped yard Offered with. this
spacious 3-bedrnL, .-bath brick
hAme. detached garage, front
porch, lEe iirepl., Wv, carpet
ing, air conditioner. hskinG S24,-
mn
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LIST WITH LINGO

SILVER SPRNG-Near all schools
and bus, lovely brick rambler with
tWin-sized hedrms., din. rm..
~ baths, spotless kit. frost free
Tefgr. Huge paneled rec. rm.. freed
lot Close-in location. S1s,b00.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.

SILVER SPRING, Dennis aVe.-
, Well-kept 3-bedrm. brick ramb.,
fenced yard, all-elec. kit, 2 fire.
pls., Wv, carpet, large rec. rm,,
laundry, TV room Cor 4th bedrm,)
In paneled bsmt, Excel. close-in
location, mr.. schools. shopping.
Slg,47b. LO. 4-04S1,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mb.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ROCKvILLE--3-bedrm.. 2-bath BIZ
level with lge, kit, sep: din. rrn.'
hillside setting. Only $4,000,
DUANE REAL ESTATE, INC:
REALToR VIII. 2-6300
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BETHEsDA--csntsr-hsli spiit-lsysi,
lge. den. 3 bedrms,, ga baths,
separate din. rm,, big KIT, with
table space for 4, paneled day
light rec. Tm., garage, space for
fth bedrm. S34 200,
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SILVER SPRING = walk to ali
schools and bus, spac. brk; split
level. 3 bedrms., den or 4th bed
rm,, rec, rm. with sliding doors TO
patio. cleo. kit. with table space,
full bsmt. with outside entr.. $22.-
500. JU. 7-7430.
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Colonial. 3 Ice. bedrms., 2 baths,
Nv. rm., firepl., din. rm., kit,
screened porch, bsmt.. rec. I'M,
garage. Lge. level lot. Near public
and parochial schools. Only S22,-
$50. o. d. FIELD. INC. Realtors.
JU. Bib or Mr.. Olinger, ~. g.
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DIR: Out New Hampshire ave. ap-
prox mile past white Oak shop
ping center to Brantford ave.
lEastbourne sign) on your right,
turn right TO Lima dr., right to
MODEL HOME.
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LIST WITH LINGO

SHERWOOD FOREST
The discriminating buyer will can
today. Custom-built 3-bedroom
brk. rambler in prestige area;
Large liv. rm. with view and
firepl., huge rec. rrn. and another
firepl., formal din, rm., luxury
kit, "a baths, 2-car garage
centrally air cond., lovely "a
acre wooded lot. Mid-4Os. Pc.
Evening star., 1963-04-28

mother who will not be In
town for the event.
These four women will be
presented a letter of COM
mendation from University
President Thomas H. Carroll.
Now in its 65th year, the
board members have made a
continuing effort to add to
the comfort of the patients
and the equipment of the
hospital.
Other specially invited
guests include Mr.. Mable
Grosvenor and Mrs. Joseph
Marion Jones, daughters Of
Mrs. Grosvenor, and Mrs.
Melville Bell Grosvenor, her
daughter-i law.
Ladies who will pour tea at
the party are: Mrs. Thomas
H, Carroll, Mrs. o. S. COL
clough, Mrs. Wilmer j. Wal
Ter, Mrs. Henry Herzog, Mrs.
Wolfram K. Legner, Mrs. Jo-
seph Roe, Mrs. William Van
Week, Mrs. Francis L. Kiep.
Mrs. Max harrington and
Dean Virginia Kirkbride.
Evening star., 1963-04-28
TeoWiIIHonor Three Past
Presidents of Board

Mrs. Robert Mccormick
will be the hostess at q tea
Wednesday afternoon hon.
oring three past presidents Of
the Women'S Board of the
George Washington Univer-
sity Hospital.
Fellow members Of the
board will be attending the
4 to 6 pm. event at the Nc
Cormick home on Massachu-
setts avenue.
The three women to be
honored are Mrs. Gilbert
Grosvenor, who served as
president from 1928 to 1881
and again from 1884 to 1899;
Mrs. Cloyd H. Marvin, board
president from 1881 to 1884,
and from 1899 to 1859, and
Mrs. John Parks, president
from 1859 to 1861.
Mrs. Barton w. Richwine,
who has served since 1861, is
the current president also to
be honored.
Mrs. Grosvenor's daughter,
Mrs. Walter K. Myers, will
accept the honors for her
Evening star., 1963-04-28
Parties Will Accompany
Air Force Conference Here

in the rotunda of the War
College.
The Inspector of Tele-
Communications and Flight
Aids Of the Italian Air Force,
Mai. Gen. Mario Bucchi, is
arriving today by air and
will stay with his party at
the Hotel Shoreham.
Coming with Gen. Bucchi
are Brig. Gen. Paolo Spadac-
cini, Col. Mario Bovio, Col.
Giuseppe Scarinci, Col. GEL
somino Metallic and the
United States escort officer,
Col. Horace w. Patch.
The visitors are coming
here at the invitation of the
Air Force, and 1t. Gen. Har-
old w. Grant and Mrs. Grant
will entertain for them to-
morrow evening at Boiling
Air Force Base Officers Club.
The Aero Space Industry
will host q luncheon at the
Army and Navy Club at noon
tomorrow in honor of Gen.
Bucchi, and on Tuesday the
Italian Air Attache, Brig.
Gen. Luigi Violante, and Mrs.
Violante are giving a buffet
supper at home in honor of
the visitors.
Gen. Bucchi and his party
will be in this country until
mid-May visiting air bases
and industrial centers.
The Air Force Deputy Chief
Of Staff for Programs, Gen.
Gabriel P. Disosway, has Just
received confirmation to four
star rank and goes to Europe
at the end Of July as Com
mander in Chief Of United
States Air Forces Europe.
Party Series
Before then, however, Gen.
and Mrs. Disosway will give
a series of small informal
parties for their many friends
here.
The Disosways are looking
forward to a visit from Mr..
and Mrs. Roane M. Lacy Of
Waco, Tex, who will arrive
May 8 to stay a week.
June II will find them on
their way to Shreveport, La,
to spend some time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
H. Ford, who on June 30 will
celebrate their 50th wedding
anniversary.
Gen. and Mrs. Disosway
will be joined there by their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. william r. Hanna
Of Oklahoma City, Okla, and
their small son william, jr.,
who will be christened at
about the same time as his
great-grandparents celebrate.
John Ford Disosway will go
with his parents. At present
he is a pupil at st. Stephens
Academy and Is q valued
member Of the golf team. He
will attend school in Weis-
baden when the family goes
to Europe,
Evening star., 1963-04-28

their distinguished country
men, and the Military, Naval
and Air Attache of Belgium.
1t. Gen. Frans Burniaux, and
Mrs. Burniaux will entertain
at dinner In honor of Gen.
Henry on Saturday and
Baron del Marmol on Thurs
day. Both officers will attend
both dinner parties.
Gen. Henry is coming to
Washington after a To-day
visit at Air Force Installa-
tions throughout the coun-
try. He and his staff will
stay a the Hotel Shoreham
while in Washington.
With Gen. Henry will be
Col. Lucien G.. DeMey, Col.
Georges Terlinden, 1t. Col.
Albert M. Parot, Capt. WAL
ter d'Haesa and the United
States escort officer. Col.
Woodrow T. Merrill.
Gen. and Mrs. LeMay are
planning a dinner for Gen.
Henry on Wednesday In their
quarters at Fort Myer. The
next day the visitors will go
to the Pentagon, where they
call on the Secretary Of the
Air Force, Eugene M. Zuck-
ert, and the Vice Chief of
Staff. Gen. william K.
Mckee.
Gen. Henry and his staff
leave Washington next Sun
day for New York, where
they will be met by members
of the Royal Canadian Air
Staff, who will conduct them
on a tour Of air bases in
Canada.
Baron del Marmol is no
stranger to the Washington
scene-he was previously his
country's attache here. Now
commandant of the Belgian
War College, he arrived in
this country April 81 accom-
panied by the staff and fac
ulty of the college and its
incoming student body.
Stag Luncheon
The Commandant, National
War College, 1t. Gen. Francis
H. Griswold, will give a stag
luncheon for the visitors on
Friday and the Assistant Mil
itary. Naval and Air Attache
Of Belgium, 1t. Col. Fernand
Piquin. and Mrs. Piquin are
entertaining at home for
them Thursday evening.
After their visit here, the
Belgian War College group
will go to New York on Sum
day en- route to their head
quarters in Brussels.
Gen. and Mrs. Griswold were
hosts at dinner on Thursday
in honor of the Deputy Sec
retary Of Defense and Mrs.
Roswell L. Gilpatric in the
Fort McNair Officers Club.
Secretary Gilpatric was the
speaker at the evening ses-
sion Of the National War Col
lege, as the Frank c. Nash
Memorial lecturer. After the
lecture o reception was held
Evening star., 1963-04-28
SERVICE NEWS
BY EVELYN M. DENT
Star Special Writer

othE opcCinl WIlteI
The third er-American
Air Force Chiefs Of Staff Con-
ference has been set by Air
Force Chief of Staff Gen.
Curtis E. LeMay for May 8
to IL.
The conference was ini-
tiated by Gen. LeMay and
has proved its worth.
The conferees will arrive
in Miami, Fla, on Thursday
and will be met by Gen.
LeMay. The party is to arrive
on Saturday at Andrews Air
Force Base, where they will
be met with full military hon.
ors. Sixteen nations will be
represented by approximately
80 officers.
The Air Force Vice Chief Of
Staff, Gen. william F. Nc
Kee, is planning a stag recep-
ton for the visitors on Sat-
urday at the Andrews Air
Force Base Officers Club, and
May 8 the Chairman, Inter-
American Defense Board, 1t.
Gen. Robert w. Burns, will
entertain them In a similar
manner at the Fort McNair
Officers Club.
The general officers of the
Inter = American Air Forces
will give a formal dinner on
May 8 In honor of Gen. and
Mrs. LeMay. The next day
Mrs. LeMay will entertain at
Q black tie dinner for the
visitors. Both parties will be
held at the Boiling Air Force
Base Officers Club.
Several wives are coming
by commercial flights and
will be met by their husbands
IN Washington. Chief of the
Air Force of Chile 1t. Gen.
Eduardo en-Franke ex-
poets to meet Mrs. Jensen here
and 1t. Gen. Carlos Granthon
Of Peru will meet Mrs. Gran
thon, and 1t. Col. Guillermo
N. Cardona, also of Peru, will
meet Mrs. Cardona.
Garden Fetes Planned
The popular Chief Of Naval
Operations, Admiral George
W. Anderson, jr., and Mrs.
Anderson have issued invita-
tions for two spring garden
party receptions May 18 and
IS from $3.50 to 1880 pm.
each day.
Two ranking members Of
the Belgian armed forces are
coming to Washington stimuli
taneously. The Belgian Air
Force Chief of Staff, Mai. Gen.
Albert v. G. Henry, will ar
rive at Andrews Air Force
Base on Wednesday, and the
Commandant of the Belgian
War College, Mai. Gen.
Baron Antoine del Marmol, is
due on Thursday from Nor
folk, Va.
The Ambassador Of Bel
gium and Mrs. Scheyven will
give a reception on Friday for