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OUTDOOR TYPES 1 If Winter Comes, Can Coats Be Far Behind? BY JULIE BYRNE, Times Fashion Staff When the man with the barometer and temperature gauges makes a prediction of button-up-your-overcoat weather, there, are many ways to keep warm. You can don a pair of long woolies, huddle by the fire and sip a hot drink. But if the falling autumn leaves and a touch of chill in the air make you turn to the great outdoors it is easy to be comfortable, chic and still heed the call of the wild. Fuzzy-wuzzy pile coats, hooded parkas and pullovers will keep you comfy as a bear in hibernation. And you'll look a lot prettier in these warm and cuddly covers than old brother bear in his hollow tree.

Teamed with tartan capris or pleated skirts you are ready for a stroll in the woods or travel by car. Soft and supple wools go to greater lengths to add a bit of cold-weather comfort. A pullover smock in brilliant plaid is lovely as an autumn landscape and will keep you snug as a bug in rug. AUTUMN orange yellow-and white plaid wool smock by Casual Time, upper right, is worn with blending jersey capris. Scarlet pullover and forest-green hooded parka in deep pile fabric by White Stag, right, are contrasted with the wool tartan of a pleated skirt and slim pants for a stroll in the woods.

Times photos ART BUCHWALD Red Invective Inventor Axed; His Facts Are Too Effective WASHINGTON A fellow came in the other day looking for a job. "Comrade Igor Ilitchev," he said. "I'm a Russian defector." "Glad to meet you, comrade," we said. "Couldn't stand the Communist system, eh?" "No," he replied, "I liked Communist system. I believed in Soviet Union "Then why did you defect?" "I didn't exactly defect.

They threw me out." "Why was that, comrade?" "I was too anti-American." "I don't understand," we said. So he tearfully told us his story. "I was in charge of writing all anti-American speeches in Soviet Union. Big job, no? I was the one who wrote 'Imperialist 'Capitalist 'Colonialist Pigs' and 'Bloodsucking Leeches of the Almighty "It was I who invented phrase 'We will bury "Whenever someone had tor speak at Communist BUCHWALD Congress meeting, United Nations, or summit conference against Americans, they would say, 'Get Ilitchev, Commissar of did have an important job," we said. "And what is more, 1 liked my work," he said.

thought of words in English even Americans had never heard of. I was secure and I was sure I had a lifetime job." "I should hope so," we said. "Hah, that's how much you know about Soviet system! month ago I was called in by comrade Gro- Nancy Sprigg Roe to Become Mrs. Patrick Conway Today Miss Nancy Sprigg Roe and Patrick Douglas Conway, son of Mrs. Peter Stuart of Beverly Hills and the late Mr.

Hugh Ryan Conway, will be married today in the home of her mother, Mrs. Edward Jedd Roe of San Antonio. Following the wedding. the couple will receive guests at a reception in the San Antonio Country Club. They will live in North Hollywood.

Miss Roe, daughter of the 1 late Mr. Roe and granddaughter of the late Judge and Mrs. A. W. Seeligson of San Antonio, was graduated from the Ethel Walker School in Simsbury, and from Smith College.

Mr. Conway is a graduate of the Webb School and Menlo Park Junior College. He was graduated from Pasadena Playhouse School of the Theater and studied with the Old Vic Theater in Bristol, Eng. He is the grandson Francis X. Bushman.

Southland Jet Set Descends en Masse on Europe Sights BY VIRGINIA A. HORN Society is flying high as out behind charter flights Southlanders. On a month's tour of 130 members of Las Floristas polar jet at Los Angeles Happy with the prospect of a vacation abroad are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gardiner of San Marino who were entertained by Jimmy and Evelyn Bishop of Pasadena with a preflight breakfast at the airport before they joined their Las Floristas companions.

Among others on the plane were Waldo and Alice Avery and his brother and sister-in-law, the Robert N. Averys; Leverne and Pauline Graves, the Jack Longs, Dr. and Mrs. George J. Hummer, the Howard B.

Fitzpatricks, the Jack Lovells, the William H. Buckinghams and the Robert F. Burnetts. Four Jet Loads Los Angeles County Museum associates are taking to the air in scores as four museum jet loads are off on fall jaunts across the Atlantic. Leaving on the Museum of Art's first charter flight, to Rome were Janette (Mrs.

Edward) the James C. Craigs Jr. of Long Beach, Mrs. Omar John Fareed, Felix Landau, William Osmun, senior curator of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and others. Aboard the second flight leaving Wednesday are Mrs.

Steve Booke, member of the museum's Docent Council; Mrs. Elmer C. Rigby, chairman of the Art Museum Council; Al and Lil Leland, Drs. and Mmes. Paul Schiff, Herman R.

Casday and John H. Burbidge, Miss Dorothy Harrington and Mrs. E. K. Stein and her son and law, the Charles K.

Steins. The museum's Science and History Alliance's first of two flights leaves for London on Sunday with its SAS Las Floristas charter flight for of San Marino, who will spend jet trails to Europe stream filled with travel-minded various European capitals are who boarded an SAS International Airport. second section due to take off for Paris on Tuesday. Joining a group for a five-week tour of the Continent are Dr. and Mrs.

Ted Garvey of Pasadena who jetted off on a charter flight to New York and sailed on the SS Queen Elizabeth for London with plans to return on the Queen Mary. They were honored at a farewell party by their daughter, Mrs. Alan LaRue, and Mrs. Victor I. Dohm, who were co-hostesses for cocktalls in the LaRue home in La Canada.

Miss Anna Moore, daughter of the Anson Moores of Pasadena, took a jet to Italy where she will meet the Smith College Study Group to spend her junior year at the University of Florence. Anna, a Westridge School alumna. and 1961 Valley Hunt Club debutante, will be joined in Florence in the spring by her parents. 90th Birthday Fete for Mrs. J.

G. Joseph Mrs. Jacob G. Joseph of Beverly Hills and Chicago was honored on her 90th birthday when her daughters, Mmes. B-Joseph Hammond of Bel-Air and A.

J. Steigerwald of Brentwood gave a reception in the Polo Loggia and Patio in the Beverly Hills Hotel where Mrs. Joseph has made her home for 30 years. Ivan Scott provided music for the "Gay 90" party and among the 100 guests attending were Mrs. Joseph's Joseph Steigerwald, USAF, and John 'Steigerwald Jr.

of Buffalo, N.Y. Mrs. Joseph is the daughter of the late Joseph Black, founder of Inland Steel. the Continent are Mr. and month in Western Europe.

INTERIOR DESIGNERS WILL OPEN AY MEETING A four-day, meeting for interior designers will open Thursday at the Beverly Hilton under auspices of the American Institute of Interior Designers, The West Coast regional conference will include trips to local decorator centers and showrooms, meetings, programs and, on Saturday, attendance at a Resources Council seminar EUROPE bound are Mr. and Mrs. James Kresl of Long Beach, who joined L.A. County Art Museum flight, of 90th New York, national president of AID, Dr. Raymond Kendall, USC dean of music, will speak on "Relationship of Interior Design to Music." Adele Faulkner and Dorothy Paul are co-chairmen of the conference with Dorothy Peterson, president of Southern California chapter of AID, coordinating arrangements.

THE Angeles Times PART III SAN FERNANDO VALLEY NEWS and LOCAL CLASSIFIED, PAGES 8 and 9 SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1963 ENGAGEMENTS Bowman-Greiner Troth Announced myko. he says, 'I make speech at United Nations in September. Give me two hours of extemporaneous go to my typewriter and I let out all stops. I prove Americans are using germ warfare in Viet-Nam, that they are kidnaping doctors in Cuba, bribing labor leaders in Italy, planning atomic war in Kashmir, enslaving natives in the Katanga, sending submarines to Israel, violating truces in Korea. It was fine speech and it moved my secretary so much, when she typed it, that she went to U.S.

Embassy in Moscow and starting throwing ink bottles against the wall. "I give to Gromyko and he says, 'Comrade, this is too anti-American. "'I must have conciliatory speech. Something to ease the cold war. This makes me sound like Chinese "I get angry and say, 'Comrade Gromyko, I have been writing speeches about America for years.

I know what the public "He says, 'Comrade, we may disagree with the Americans on many things, but we must never call them names. I'm afraid we're going to have to bring in some co-existence writers from "Well, I know when I'm not wanted, so I defect. It's either that or going to Siberia until cold war starts up again." "That's a very interesting and sad story, but I don't know how I could help you find a job," we said. "I thought perhaps with American elections coming up in 1964," he said, "someone could use good invective writer. I brought all my anti- Kennedy speeches with me.

Who would know they were written by a Russian?" Mr. and Mrs. Robert the engagement of their Lew Wallace Bowman man and the late Mrs. Miss Greiner attended UCLA and is a member of Delta Gamma. Mr.

Bowman was graduated from St. Paul's School in Garden City, N.Y., attended Adelphi College in Garden City and is a senior at San Fernando Valley State College. A spring wedding is planned. Hall- Peterson The betrothal of Miss Lynne Carol Peterson to Robert Terry Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry J. Hall, has been revealed by her mother, Mrs. Temple Peterson of Sunland. The bride-elect was graduated from UC Santa Barbara where she was a member of Pi Beta Phi and California Club and is doing graduate work at USC. Mr.

Hall attends USC Dental School and is affiliated with Chi Phi. Jackman-Meisels Mr. and Mrs. Max Meisels of Burbank have announced the engagemnt of their daughter Judith Gail to Jay M. Jackman, son of Mr.

and Mrs. James Jackman of Brooklyn, N.Y. The bride-elect, graduate of UC Berkeley, is studying for a master's degree at Harvard. Mr. Jackman, an alumnus of Columbia College, is a student at the Harvard Medical School.

Fell-Fairbairn Miss Carol Lukei Fairbairn is betrothed to Douglas Ernest Fell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fell of Redwood City, it was announced her parents, and Mrs. Gerald H. Fairbairn of Pasadena.

The bride-elect attends UC Santa Barbara, where Miss Fairbairn is a member of Iota Gamma Lambda and Spurs. Mr. Fell is a graduate of the same universi- Elden Greiner have announced daughter Stephanie Estelle to son of the senior Mr. BowBowman. MISS GREINER ty and plans to enter Boalt Hall this fall.

Morgan-Smith READY to board jet for Mrs. Charles W. Gardiner Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hoyt Smith of Fullerton have announced the engagement of their daughter, Lucinda Sue, to Jack Gray Morgan, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Russ Morgan of Beverly Hills. The bride-elect attended the University of Hawaii. Mr. Morgan attended the Los Angeles Conservatory of Music.

Hall-Orman on "'The Future for Interior Design" at the Biltmore. A black-tie cocktail party and dinner at the Edward Fields Directional showrooms will conclude the opening day. The Los Angeles Home Furnishings Mart will host a cocktail party Friday at the Beverly Hilton. At a Friday banquet honoring Mary E. Dunn of Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Orman of Paradise have announced the betrothal of their daughter Susan to Richard Lee Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hall. The bride-elect, a graduate of El Camino College and Los Angeles State College, is attending graduate school at USC.

Mr. Hall is a student at the USC School of Dentistry. His affiliations include Chi Phi and Delta Sigma Delta..