INDONESIAN SERVICE ATTACHES MARK ARMY DAY

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP68-00046R000200250014-6
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: December 23, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 19, 2014
• Sequence Number: 14
• Publication Date: October 6, 1956
• Content Type: OPEN SOURCE

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COLONEL: K A'W-d R-
ANG,', new Military , Attache'
of the Indonesian Ernba'Ssy,
arrived in 'town jUst,in time
ta be Host' ? ?? ? V:v.-?
With Air
C omrhodore
S o e cljono,
for Indo-
nesia's A.rtny
Forces Day,
c 'e le brated
,y .e s t ercia
afternonn ,at
a 'reception
at the'
ssy'
t_
Chancery on A. Mrs' Mchir
Massachusetts ? aye: .
- The colonel, 'who is tall
arid 'good-looking. ind' has a
beautiful wife, landed 'in
Washington Thursda3r. ? eve-
nine: Mme. Kawilarang had
preceded her husband by a'
few days.
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All four?that inaudes
Mme. Soedjono ? welcomed
200 or ?so. guests,. mostly mil-
itary, and the Indonesian
Ambassador and Mme. Nato-
widigdo, usually the Enibas-
sy,'s hosts, were among ffie
guests. ? 1 'r- -
Maj. Gen., Robert Schow.,
..As-Sistant Chief of Staff,
USA,. and Mrs. Schciw :came
early as they were to;enter-?
tam n later at a dinner dance
for Military' Attache S 'dna
their asSistarits from Asia,
Africa and the Racific Ocean
k area, and their wives. .
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Wienecke were there and
also ?coming in for-'a brief
stay. were Marine Corps G4n.
Graves Erskine and Mks.
Erskine ? and Lt. Gen. and
Mrs. James M. Gavin.
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LIEUT. 'GEN. Charles P.,
Carell,Thad'Mrs. Cabell with
him; Xaciveline Cabell wear-
ing a fascinating latticed cap
of white swansdown. "I
waited a whole day in Paris
for this,1- she Said. "I went
out to luncheon, went back;
Vent "out to cocktails, went
back; finally went' out to din-
ner. ,And by then they had
it finished." ,
Ambassador ? and Mme!
Notowidigdo could :speak
their own language with
Francis T. Underhill of the
State Department, and" Mrs.
Underhill, who spent two,
years on assignment in', In-
donesia. . ,
Mme. Notowidigdo was tell
:ing Iriends about the forth
Coming ,fashion show lunch-
e of Southeast AAian fish- pn
:ions to be put on by ladies of
thoSe embassies for the . ben-
efit of the International Red,.t.
Cross on Nov. 28 at the Sher-
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,aton-Park Hotel. ,
Amcing others there were
Rear 'Adm.' and Mrs. 'Charles
WilliinS, Maj. Gen. ahd Mrs.
Robert Walsh and Mrs. Lucas' -
Beau. , ?
? One of the prettiest Indo-
nesian girls there was Mrs.
Sentanu, Whose husband
here to study economics':at t
American University under a
Rockefellei. Foundation fel-
lowship. They came from
London and after five month;
here, Mr's. Setitanu ;thinks
America is Simply wotideiful.
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