Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08
EVELYN NJ. DENT
Star Special Writer

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the late afternoon Of Sep
TENDER 81 and is to be the
honor guest at a buffet
dinner planned by Vice Ad-
miral John S. Thach, deputy
chief of Naval Operations for
Air and Mrs. Thach.
Admiral and Mrs. Thach
recently moved into Quarters
&C" at 1900 E street, and
Mrs. Thach is busily engaged
in getting settled in readi-
ness for the party honoring
the Australian.
On Septembr %. the visit
ors will go to Philadelphia
as the guests of United Air
Lines, returning here in the
evening when Capt. Ian H.
Cartwright, Australian Naval
Attache and Mrs. Cartwright
will give a reception in honor
of Vice Admiral Sir Hastings
Harrington.
Sightseeing
Following a sightseeing trip
the next day the party will
leave for Ottowa, Canada
before returning to Australia
Air Vice Marshal DAM is
coming to the United States
at the invitation of the Air
Force Chief of Staff, Gen
Curtis E. LeMay for a six
day visit.
Accompanied by Mrs. Dam
and six staff members the
Air Marshal will arrive Sep
TENDER 10, at Dulles Inter-
national Airport, and pro-
coed via helicopter to Boiling
Air Force Base, where the
party will be met with full
honors rendered, with Mr.
Brockway Mcmillan, Under
Secretary of the Air Force
heading the reception COM
mittee.
In the evening Gen. Will
liam F. Mckee. Vice Chief OF
Staff, and Mrs. Mckee will
give a black tie dinner for
the visitors at Boiling Ali
Force Base Officers Club.
Other members of the All
Marshal's party, include Col
Mohamed Asrah, Col. Angus
tinuS, 1t. Col. Seojitno Soc
kirno, 1t. Col. Imam Soekotjo
Mai. Raden Farman, Maj
KadariSmo, and 1t. Col
Thomas E. Stewart, who will
represent Gen. LeMay and
serve as escort for the group
during their visit.
The Ambassador Of Indo-
nesia, DR.. Zairin Zain and
the Indonesian Air Attache
Col. PrawiroSastro Sarjanto
and Mrs. Sarjarto, with the
Air Marshal will be in the
receiving line at a 6 to
o'clock reception on Septem-
Der 20, when the Ambassador
will entertain for his dis
tinguished countryman.
That morning there will bt
briefings and discussions with
the Air Staff before the stag
luncheon to be given by DR.
Mcmillan in the Pentagon.
Cross Country
On September 81 they will
depart from Andrews All
Force Base for a whirlwino
visit across country. One Of
the highlights of the tour
will undoubtedly occur al
Bakersfield, Calf, where ir
1851, Air Marshal DAM waE
one of go Indonesian All
Force personnel who wert
sent to obtain commercial
pilot training with Trans
ocean Airlines in Bakers.
field.
Bakersfield com m unity
leaders plan a welcoming
ceremony and dinner in hon.
or of the air marshal or
September "a, when he viii,
again meet some Of his in
structors and friends Of his
pilot training days. The
next day they will leave fol
Los Angeles and Tokyo en-
route home.
Rear Admiral John w
Crumpacker, Chief of the
Bureau Of Supplies and Ac-
counts, and Mrs. Crumpackel
are planning a reception
September 20, in Decatur
House In honor Of the for
eign naval officers attending
the senior Navy Supply Man.
agement Course.
Receiving with them will
be the deputy chief, Rear
Admiral Herschel Goldberg
and Mrs. Goldberg. The
senior course which starts
September 16 and runs fol
two months has 81 foreign
officers already assigned.
Top ranking members are
Rear Admiral Liang-chi Ii
China; Col. Anselmo Gabri-
ELI, Italy, and Capt. Henri
A. @. Ceulemans Of Belgium
Party Dates
The German Naval At.
tache, Capt. Robert Gysae
and Mrs. Gysae have set thu
dates for two Of their parties
for this season. The popular
couple will entertain in theil
home on September IT, anc