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Clemente on Pan 2 Hrs. on Sewers, Faces Jury Next I Brides in yesterday's society weddings. Nancy Kear Wed to Lt. John Glass By NANCY RANDOLPH (Bradford Bachrach foto) Mrs. John Byron A brilliant weekend nuptial Graham Kear became the bride ceremony was performed last The bride is the daughter of' Mrs.

Frank Gregg Kear of Chevy Chase, and her former husband, late Lt. Walter D. Leach USN. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

John H. Glass of Rockville Centre. Dr. Kear, stepfather of the bride, gave her in marriage and Mr. Glass acted as best man for his son.

Heirloom Lace. The bride's gown was white tulle under a lace redingote. Her illusion veil had a pangl of heirloom lace and she carried white orchids, lilies of the valley and stephanotis. Her bridal retinue, seven in number, presented a radiant picture in yellow tulle, with red gladioli and tight yellow rose buds! Mary Alice Fravel of Chevy Chase was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mary Ann Robb of Bethesda, Elizabeth Butler MacGown and Mrs.

Thomas A. Wornham, both of Washington, D. and Anne Wilshusen of Port Chester, N. a classmate of bride and bridegroom when all attended St. Lawrence University.

In addition, there were two 11- year-old junior bridesmaids, Barbara Roos of Bayshore, L. niece of the bridegroom, and Mary Louise Wells of Chevy Chase. Ushers were Donald L. Blair of Philadelphia; Andrew Dunn of Hempstead, L. William A.

Roos of Brightwaters, L. and James Schaeffer, USAF. Cake Cut With Sword. Decorations at the church were white flowers and candles. The Rev.

Charles H. Best performed the ceremony. At the reception at Washington's Mayflower Hotel, the newly married couple cut their wedding cake with the sword which had belonged to the bride's father. In addition to St. Lawrence University, the new Mrs.

Glass is a graduate of the National Cathederal School for Girls. A member of the Junior Assemblies in Washington, she made her debut there two years ago at a reception given by her parents and at the Debutante Cotillion. She belongs to the Alpha Delta Pi sorority. Lt. Glass is a graduate of St.

Paul's, St. Lawrence University and the Harvard School of Business Administration. His father is advertising. manager of THE NEWs. After a honeymoon at the Greenbrier Hotel, White Sulphur Springs, W.

the couple will live at Dayton, Ohio. Lt. Glass (Southall foto) Mrs. John H. Jr.

John Glass Jr. was the wedding near the of Lt. John Henry Glass evening at All Saints' Episcopal (Bradford Bachrach foto) Mrs. David S. Forrest Bride of army lieutenant.

is stationed at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Another marriage within the nation's armed forces was that of Marion Louise Kern, who became nation's capital in which Nancy of Rockville Centre, L. I. The Church, Chevy Chase, Md. brother, C.

Barse the bride wore white nylon tulle and Chantilly lace over satin. Matron of honor was Mrs. Maxmilian C. Schoetz 3d of Cleveland, sister of the bride. the bride of 2d Lt.

David Swing Forrest, USA, at the home of Miss Kern's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Colwell, Pelham Manor. Miss Kern is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Bertram M. Kern of Merrick, L. I. Her bridegroom is the son of Mrs.

Richard B. P. Forrest of Landsdowne, and the late Mr. Forrest. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore ivory nylon tulle over satin, with Alencon lace.

Wedding at Old me. Old Lyme Congregational Church, in Old Lyme, was the scene of the marriage of Anne Patterson Haff and John Devereux Byron. She is the daughter of Mrs. Carroll Barse Haff and the late Mr. Haff of Pelham Manor and Old Black Point, Conn.

Byron is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harwood Byron of Palo Alto, Calif. Given in by her foto by Hank Olen) Contractor, Victor Clemente (left), whose sewers are under investigation, answers reporters' queries after talk with Commissioner of Investigation Shiels at 50 Pine St. yesterday.

By Gene Spagnoli The first step toward sewer scandal to the grand jury The move was disclosed Queens Assistant District Attorney Edward Markowitz slapped a subpoena on Victor Clemente, Queens contractor, at the office of Investigation Commissioner James Sheils at 50 Pine St. Clemente is the uncle of Representative L. Gary Clemente, Queens Democrat, who is a former City Councilman. The contractor was hit with the subpoena after he had spent two hours being questioned by Sheils, with Markowitz sitting in. Does this mean you are ready to present the case to the grand jury? Markowitz was asked.

"We'll have to question him 15-Minute 'Death' Kills Memory of Marriage Baldwin Park, Aug. 23 (U.P.).- -A Navy veteran whose heart was massaged back into action after it had stopped beating for 15 minutes was unable to understand today that his wife had sued him for' divorce. Melvin E. Hewitt, 28, could not even remember that he had been married. Mrs.

Mabel Werrett, Hewitt's mother, said that her son's surgical experience had left him in a world of childhood recollections. He has no memory of recent events, including his marriage to Delores, 21, El Monte, Calif. They were estranged before his close brush with death last October. Mrs. Werrett said her son was served with papers in his wife's divorce action yesterday, but he did not understand what they meant.

Mrs. Hewitt charged mental cruelty and habitual intemperance, and asked for custody of their 2-year-old daughter, Lucinda. Mrs. Werrett said Hewitt, who left a hospital only recently, reads newspapers and magazines, but remembers things for only a few and James Desmond presenting the growing Queens was taken yesterday. first," said the assistant DA.

He added that the announcement on the next step would come from District Attorney T. Vincent Quinn. Victor Clemente was one of five witnesses questioned by Sheils yesterday in an all-day probe into a $187,000 sewer project in Laurelton, Queens, built by Clemente's firm. An inspection tour by top city officials, headed by Mayor Impellitteri, disclosed Friday that the Laurelton sewer is riddled with contract violations, leaks like 8' sieve and is causing sidewalks to buckle. Besides Clemente the witnesses were the contractor's son, Dominick, 24, and three Queens sewer inspectors.

The names of the inspectors were not revealed, but it had been previously disclosed that they have been relieved of inspection duties and assigned to clerical work since the sewer scandal broke. Lundy Withholds Names. Sheils said he could not give out the names because Queens Borough President James Lundy, who has been investigating sewer projects since last April, has not seen fit to make them public. It would be discourteous, Sheils said, for him to infringe on Lundy's right to make the announcement. Sheils showed the same concern for the courtesies of the situation in discussing his findings yesterday.

He was continuing the investigation, he said, and would report at the proper time to the proper persons. He said that Clemente had been questioned in detail about how the Laurelton sewer job was bossed. "We may need him later and may have him back here," the city's corruption watchdog added. The Investigation Commissioner said that the probe was assuming wider scope and "other contractors may be called." But he refused to be more specific. "He loves to play the harmonica," she said.

"That is one of the few things he has remembered." Hewitt fell outside an El Monte bar last Oct. 2 and was knocked' unconscious. Taken to a clinic, doctors pronounced him dead. A surgeon cut open his chest, however, and massaged his heart until it started beating again. He was in a coma for a month, and doctors warned then that the lack of blood flowing to his brain during the time that his heart was stopped might cause permanent damage to the brain.

Cyclist Drowned Houston McNeil, 14, a Negro, of 1518 Washington Bronx, drowned yesterday when his bicycle slipped from a path and plunged 15 feet into the Harlem River near 225th St. Bronx. Melvin E. Hewitt Sued by wife he forgot..