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Evening star., 1948-09-04
This Changing World
Secrecy on Series of East.West Talks
Aids Negotiators for Democracies

World War I days the pendulum
swung the other way and diplomat
came eventually to work under such
close public scrutiny that they fount
it impossible to make the conces'
sions which the give-and-take O.
power diplomacy requires. Secre.
tary of State Byrnes learned tn,
lesson of public reaction agains
concession after his return from
Moscow in December, 1945. Undel
public pressure he shifted to
strong stand against Russia.
In the post-World War II ers
there appears to have been too grea
emphasis on open diplomacy, viii
the result that the Russians wer'
provided with a ready platform from
which to blare forth their propa.
eanda and to subject their oppo.
nents to public castigation. Gold.
fish bowl" diplomacy has served thu
purpose of the Soviet Union NOR,
than it has the purpose of tht
democracies. for our own statesmen
have been more interested in striv-
ing for agreement than in humili.
atjng the men on the other side
of the table.
Handicap Removed.
Working in the limelight of public
attention, the neeotiators for both
the democracies and the totalitari-
ans have been hampered in explor.
ing realistically all Of the possibili-
ties for compromise and ultimate
peace-preserving agreement.
This handicap now has been arbi.
trarily removed and the discussions
both at Moscow and Berlin are being
carried on under circumstances
which provide the greatest opportu-
nifty for exploration without the
perils Of loss of face and prestige.
To compensate for this present
secrecy, the reason for which can
be understood, the American people
the Russians, the British and the
French are entitled, on the conclu-
sion of the discussions, to a full and
complete report of what has gone
on. If the negotiations fail, such an
explanation will pe mandatory. II
they succeed, it will be advisable ir
the fulflllment of the democratic
principle that the people should
know what commitments have been
made in their name and what they
have gotten for them.
Secret diplomacy remains dan
gerouS practice, not to be engaged
in except by those who are so thor
oughly imbued with their countries
interests that they can maintain
those interests In the toughest kind
Of dealing.
In democracies, the people should
always know what is being done In
their name and be responsible for
the result. However, this ideal runs
up against some practical problems
which must be dealt with. 1t is
therefore, the part OF wisdom to
find that balance between extreme
secrecy and extreme publicity which
will keep the puolic as highly in
formed as is consistent with the ac-
complishments of desired results.
Evening star., 1948-09-04
BorkIey Is Cut in Fall
IWhiIe Visiting Madrid
Rx the A,sociatsd Prssx

MADRID. Sept. 4-Senator Bark
ley, Democratic nominee for Vice
President, suffered cuts and
scratches yesterday when he put
out his hand to break a fall and
plunged his first through q plate
glass door.
During a one-day visit to Madrid
where electricity is restricted, Sen
stor Barkley stumbled on a dark
stairway while on shopping trip
He is travelling with fellow -Sena-
tors Fulbright, Democrat, of Ar
kansas: Lucas. Democrat, of Illinois
and Hatch, Democrat, Of New Mex
leo, and Representatives Talle, Re-
publican. OF Iowa. and Rooney, Dem
ocrat, of New York. President Tru-
mans plane, the Independence, will
take OF for Rome today for the
l37th Inter-Parliamentary Union
meeting.
Evening star., 1948-09-04
On the Other Hand
Un.American Committee May Not
Like 1t if Dewey Keeps Promise

particular value once the election
has been won.
Another Wrong Idea.
Another wrong idea you might
get from the candidates brash
promise to chase the dragons out
of the Government, is that he knows
there are none to be chased. He has
the word of Charles Sawyer. Secre-
tary Of Commerce, for this. Here's
what Mr.. Sawyer told the Veterans
of Foreign Wars in st. Louis the
other day:
If 1t was expected. that these
Investigations would prove the
failure OF the Government loyalty
program. the result has been a dra-
matte reversal A calm re-
view of all the evidence reveals
the striking fact that out Of two
million Government employees this
exposure has not produced one pres
Evening star., 1948-09-04

charging Shelton and two of his
pals with assault.
Other indictments were returned
against Sheriff Earl P. Spainhower
and Charles Somogyi, Hulls chief
investigator.
Hull also was named with SPAIN
hover and Somogyi in indictments
charging omission and malfeasance
in ONCE Spainhower was indict-
ed for perjury.
Jury Finds Much Evidence"
The grand jury reported:
There is much evidence that too
many public ofiicials are closely as
sociated with racketeers and gang
sters."
Hull and Spainhower denied the
charges. Somogyi refused to COM
ment.
The only felony charge is the per
jury count against Spainhower
Conviction on perjury charge car
ries possible to IA years prison
term.
Conviction Of malfeasance carries
maximum $4,000 fine and removal
from Office. Attempted bribary Is
punished by 5000 maximum fine
and removal from ONCE.
Gambling Areas Assigned.
The jury reported hearing that
gambling was to be opened wide in
Peoria County after the fall election
and that territories and zones OF
operation had already been assigned
to various gambling interests"
A single rife bullet. fired from
ambush, ended Shelton's life on
July 81. Subsequently, his wife
Genevieve, made public three wax
recordings of purported bribe Offer
by an emissary of Hull.
Jack Ashby, Shelton lieutenant
said the recordings were made OF
conversation between Shelton ano
Roy GateWood. a Peoria politician
in the gangster's home on June 26
Gatewood was purported, to have
solicited $3.50 in behalf of Hull.
Hull denied completely in any bribe
plot and asked for the grand jury
investigation.
Evening star., 1948-09-04
Mary Garden Considers
Lecture Tour in u. S.
BY the Assoeioted Press

ABERDEEN Scotland, Sept. A.
Mary Garden, grand opera star
who retired in 1884, says she may
return to the United States as q
lecturer. The 71-year-old soprano
made her American debut in 1907.
Carleton Smith of New York, di-
rector Of the National Arts Founda-
ton. has offered to send her on q
tour of Is American cities for lee
lures on her operate interpreta-
tions.
Miss Garden was born in Aber.
deem.
Evening star., 1948-09-04
Louis Untermeyer
Married Fourth Time
by the Associossd Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Poet Louis
Untermeyer. So. said yesterday he
was married six weeks ago in Mex
leo to Byrna Ivens, 80, an editor Or
the magazine Seventeen. She is hi,
fourth wife.
Mr.. Untermeyer said the marriage
took place in Cuernavaca, Mexico
after he obtained a Mexican divorce
from Mrs. Esther Untermeyer, a for.
mer Toledo, Ohio, Judge.
Evening star., 1948-09-04

tlgnteSt t n a I
has been known
since war t i'm e
sec urity pre-
vailed.
AS far. as
peacetime diplo-
acy Is con-
cerned few ne
gotiations have
ever been en-
S h r ou d. e d in
such tig h t =
Tipped silence as
that which en-
compass s es the
present efforts
Evening star., 1948-09-04

ideas.
You could get
wrong ideas. for
example, from
a statement at
tributed to Gov.
Dewey by the
Associated Press.
he dispatch
rea ds: &C ov.
Thomas E. Dew
ey said tonight
the job Of clean
ing Communists
out Of Washing
ton would get
under way as
fae$ ae . d.
Evening star., 1948-09-04

a ganster was
one of three Of
fcials indicted
in the case yes
terday.
T he omcial,
Roy P. Hull. was
accused by the
jury Of Is wom-
en- and 3 men
of soliciting a
$25,000 bri b E
from B erni i e
Shelton. slain
gangster, in re-
turn for dis
misSal of in
d | c [ m en- I S
Evening star., 1948-09-04
Dr.. Toncred Borenius Dies

SALISBURY, England, Sept. 4 LP)
DIR. Tancred Borenius, 50, expert
on art and archaeology, died last
night in Nursing home near, Sails
bury. The Finnish-born lecturer
and philosopher was decorated by
several European nations for his
achievements In the field Of art.
Denmark's population gained 45,.
100 last wear
Evening star., 1948-09-04
Bp Constantine Brown

The secrecy surrounding the whole
series Of East-West conferences in
Moscow-and this week in Berlin
has impressed Washington officials
and newspapermen as very near the
Evening star., 1948-09-04
By LoveH MeUen

The confusion of the campaign is
upon US. You listen to the candi-
dates and you hardly know what to
think. You are apt to get wrong
Evening star., 1948-09-04
Senator ConnuI|y in Rome

ROME, Sept. 4 Ex-senator Con-
nally, Democrat, Of Texas and his
wife arrived here from Paris early
today to attend the 37th 1nterpar-
lianentary Union meeting.
Evening star., 1948-09-04
! Illinois Jury |ndicts
State S Attorney in
Gangster Bribe Case
BY the kssoeiotsd Press

PEORIA, Ill, Sept. "A States
attorney who had demanded grand
jury investigation of charges that
he attempted to obtain bribe from
Evening star., 1948-09-04
Eptarupal
NORTHWEST

Open Daily
From
3 AN. to
s Pm.
Sundays
honored Stote:
West Virsinie
Evening star., 1948-04-04
Margaret Smow,
T0bn Hill We'd
In St. Johns

Historic st. Johns Church on
Lafayette Square was the scene Of
the wedding yesterday of Miss Mar
garet Snow. daughter of Mrs. Will
liam Arthur Snow of Washington
and West Point, N. Y, and the late
Col. Snow, U. S. A., and DR.. John H.
Hill, son of Mrs. Joshua H. Hill of
Charlottesville and the late Mr.. Hill.
A reception for members of the two
families followed at the Carlton.
The bride was escorted by her
brother, 1t. William j. Snow II,
U. S. A., who flew here from Texas
for the wedding, and was given in
marriage by her mother. She wore
white satin gown and full-length
veil which fell from cap and halo
of family lace, and carried white
prayer book overlaid with an orchid
and shower of ribbons. She also
wore diamond cross which had be-
longed to her great-grandmother.
Miss Louise Catherine Riggs,
daughter of Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Charles E. Riggs, who attended the
bride, wore gown Of aqua taffeta
and carried spring flowers in con-
trasting shades Little Miss Lucinda
Lacy Hill, niece of the bridegroom,
who was flower girl, wore a pale
pink net dress and scattered rose
petals in the path Of the bride.
Mr.. William Richard Hill served
as best man for his brother and
DR.. Claybrook Grif1th of Lexington,
Va, DR.. Bryce A. Newbaker OF
Washington, Col Marvin Demler
and 1t. Col. Arthur Swan were the
ushers.
DR.. Hill and his bride will live
at 2220 Twentieth street following q
trip south.
The bride, who is the granddaugh-
ter of the late Maj. Gen. and Mrs
William j. Snow, is a graduate of
the National Cathedral School. Mr.
Hill was graduated from the Uni
versity of Virginia Medical School
and McGill University in Canada.
Evening star., 1948-04-04
Pavette-DeUereHx
ENGAGEMENT Told

OF interest to Capital society is
the announcement made today by
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Payette Of
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Dorothy Dolores Payette, to
Mr.. Charles Kemp Devereux. He is
the member of a well-known Wash
ington family, the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph sinnot Devereux OF
Chevy Chase.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
the Convent of the Sacred Heart
and attended Georgetown Visitation
Convent. Her fiance is now stu
dent at Georgetown University Law
School.
The date of the wedding will be
announced shortly.
Evening star., 1948-04-04
Hospital Fasbi0n
CarniDal Nay II

Patrons and patronesses are now
being invited to subscribe to bene-
fit fashion carnival. the proceeds
from which will provide additional
funds to furnish rooms and wards at
the new George Washington Uni-
versity Hospital. In She Good Old
Summertime" viii be the theme of
this carnival. which viii be given
two times on Tuesday, May IL In
Lsner Auditorium.
Presiding at the meeting held to
Evening star., 1948-04-04

extend the invitations to those pa
irons and patronesses selected. was
Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin. chairman
of the woman's board, and wife Of
the president Of George Washing
ton University. Assisting her were
the chairmen of her committees,
Mrs Edward Everett Gam, Mrs.
Thad H. Brown, Mrs. Burks Sum-
mers, Mrs. Walter w. Wilds, Mrs.
George H. Foster, Mrs. Lewis Breu-
ninger. Mrs. Joseph McGarraghy,
Mrs. Roy st. Lewis, Mrs. Douglas
Hatch, Mrs. Anna b. Cote, Mrs.
Harold w. Krogh, Mrs. Daniel Bruce
Moffett and Mrs. w. Royce Powell.
Evening star., 1948-04-04
Engaged to We'd

Mr.. and Mrs. Guido Perenich Of
Forest Hills, N. Y, and Washington
have announced the engagement
Of their daughter, Miss Margaret
Lucy Perenich, to Mr.. Robert w.
Golibart, son of Mrs. j. Victor
Golibart and the late Mr.. Golibart.
Miss Perenich is graduate of
Trinity College and Mr.. Golibart,
who served with the Navy Air Corps
during the war, Is attending George
Washington University.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1948-04-04
Told

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sansone an
nounce The engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Antoinette Marie
Sansone. to Mr.. Joseph Paul Grazi-
ano, son of Mr.. Carmine Graziano
Evening star., 1948-05-16
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