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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-06-23
kcnferen3ereebnis
iitaser.

So1bon. s>n Sranffurt erflGrte
Sr. &onrab sloenaller, Ser 2eitcr
Der Gbril ltlih= Scmotratilhen Ear=
tel, Die slubenminilter z&onfercns
in Eoris babe vmogere poiitipe Gr=
aebniiie" aeseitiat, aber iie iei me
niaitcns niht alfgeflogen. Gr
iprob iein 9eoauern oariiber aus,
baB es nidt gelln9en iei, Der Tra=
oe Der Ginbeit Seltiblanos nm ei=
nen Sbritt nGber su fommen.
Sr. &urt Sbrmaher, Ger Setter
Ser Sosiuloemofrotiiden Fortei,
teilte bieie slniiht mo iagte, ,pie
bel linn iiblib, bie Hl,ien leien d.
ran ihulb.
slui beioen Seiten oes Giiernen
@prbongs dllberte iih elm por=
iibtiser Sptin.ismls, Der iih allf
sic Meinllng 9riinoete, ooB bic
Eariier &onferens quite Sriidte tras
ocn lpiirpe, heionbers in Selterrei6.
Die &pnierens bat ndmli6 be-
ibloilen, oaB am /. September Die
@erbanolunaen ipegen eines Srics
oenspertrages fir Seiterreid lpies
bcrouIoenommen perben iollen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-06-23

acbleni. gs gibt Gage. in nenen
ein 9ettlcr Dem auoeren mtine Siirf-
lin9e in bie Sato oriitt." er3Gblte
ssrml 4. ,lnb iduleioet oamit Elm beif-
les 5benla on, bas Dor alem Die go
li5ei aeitditiaen Siirfte.
She Giabciligen iinh in bieieln
SSsabr ntit elmer 8orblt bel ,ns EN-.
gcaosen uno TeBen ibren ,mitetcn
Gborafter beionoers one Strabenr
bettler ipiiren, Die ieit einigen $50
ben fait p0lI:g aus Dem Staotbilo
peridlpl'lSen iinb. 0od iie baben eS
nibt etlpa al,iaeseben, Milotdtisfeit
81 erfleben: tialih eiIen iie trepp=
oui. trcppob, balrliereu nit Sbniir-
Senfeln, Blmmi ober M0belpolitur.
slnbcre lpieOer heten Yoitfarten III
ieOer aber er5abH einen ai,stpenoig
gelernten Gers bon Mrmllt, Not lutb
GlenS. bie Der &riea iibcr i'm ge-
brad)t butten. 9ln einem Wtorgen iei-
en- % @ettler 81 ibr berallfgeltiegsn,
berihtete ssrnu 6. 24mal bnbe lie
cine &leinigfeit geaehen, bis iie aus.
aerebnet in Dem lebten, einem reoc.
geipanoten 8uridcn. oen 9ettler er-
fannt bItte. ser I'M Sen crItcl ,par.
men Sriiblingtugen oils 8linoer sic
mlfmerfiannfeit uno 8ehefrc,,bigfcIt
Der Gaiianten erbeiift bGtte. Nun,
bier Gieat ser Iaa flar. nMit Saft
miro bcltraft, lper bettelt, ober &i1,=
scr s,rn @ettcln anlcitet ober aus
lhidt, ober Herl rlonen, ipelde ieiner
@Nualt lrio s(ufliht ,mterecben iino
uno au ieiner S,al,saeuueinidnit &C.
b0ren, bonn @ctteEn pb5ubalfen lln-
terlGBt", beiBt cs i'm Strafseiesbuh
s 361. 9lbi. 4. slber apie iiate bic go
li3ei Die ariegsperiebrten lno Or
bcitsinpaliber bon benen lmterifei-
Hen fonnen. hje oas MitlebS geuer6ss
mGfSg miBbrouhen. Sier mub oon
ben 9eomten ihon nftgefiubl un0
Weniblidfeit perlangt lperben. boh
auh oies miro luieoerl,n pom &C.
aperhsmGBigen 8ettlertl,m binreis
beno ausgellllst.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-06-23
untba,a 3,peier 1tS,5lua>
sc,aetrGeer perfiinNet

&aibin9ton. @ebriefretGr 2ouis
Sobnlon erfldrte in elmer Mnlpra=
DE in Der &riegsit)ule. bel Der alldJ
ErGiibent Srumm ,mb piele bcbe
geamte lmo Sffisiere suge9cn lpa=
ren, HuBlanb iei Elm sseino bcs Srie=
bens, uno er pcrhono oamit bie 9ln=
fiinoiallng, baB sipei sSluaseugtrd=
ger init einem &oltenauflpano bon
$SO,OOO,OOO mpoerniiiert ,rerben
iouen.
'Gantit lueroen oie Hereinafter
Staaten ad)t gruger erbalten, bon
oenen audi i6tpere 8omber aufltei=
gen fonnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-06-23
,,Gare" iatitiitelt Seize
fir Heatitte KinSer

0a,tide offiSieGe Stellen bahen
Sie ein3igartige 9ampaare. Sic Care
gesen,pSrtig IN slmerifa Surhiiibrt
NIT groBem Beifaa be9riibt Care, rle
gemeimriisige @obliabrts Crgani'c'
Hion, Die pieLen Milliouen lpeaen If
rer tatfrdftgen S,ilfe fiir Die BON
@rie9e pcr,pl,nbeten Y0lfer g,nropaS
Mtannt lit, fiibrt cine Sammelaftion
blrb, oie oeutishtn amb anoeren c,l,
ropdiiden @iHoern Ioie 70 oringenh
benotigtc Sdife aw @erfii@lng itel'
len loll.
Ciele @ampaare iicht Dor. oaB fir
ie atuai 8erpadnnugm Der ~Slpan"=
eeife, bie bie Gone Giliale in Yofton
1, Maiiadulietts ertyGlt, Gin Stii,l
Seife an beSiirffi@e @inoer in lleber
fee gdlieiart ,uaro. 0ie 1irma Scper
9rotbers Company in Cambridge.
Iaiiaduietts. tu;u oie fiar bieien
3.ped oen0tiete Seife Care ipeldoen.
tMls Gbed6ore @ilcox. Der GbeI
Der 0ffentliden Seia,nbbeits- unS
MISUNDERSTANDING bdi Der Mi!i.
tiirregierung in Der amerifaniihe!l
Sone 0eutidlm,os Don oieier Sam-
mel-Mftion a,nterrhdtet ipluroe, iaete
er:
"gs lit fir Del,tide Ganlilien in
Der ameritaniiden Gone 8eitoeutW-
lambs iebr idtper, ei,W, gl.ten bp9ie=
miidpn StanooaD allfredt5uerbalten.
,ueil Die Station pro Herlon ,uuo 800
nat aus dinan fldinen Stiid Seife
bon MJlehtcr 0calitdt beitebt. @ute
Seife in groBen Dselrgen tuiro idbr
brimeer,D 9ebrm,bt. INN oieien Scot
ftano abaubclfen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-06-23
Die verknappung des GeIdes und
vie sic sich i'm Reich auswirkt
Sdluk auf Seite z.

in oieier 9e5iebune nift 5u beflaeen.
s(,6 Sic freie,, 8crl,fe eoben nit 26
Ero5eut id)leppeldoe 3abalnssean-
eimae an. slaeroiugs batten bicr 56
Gro5ent feline 8eanitano,l,neerl.
Sic 8eaanten. slrbeiter, slngcite1-
ten uno 2anbarbeiter ipiirtm nas
fnappe 8elo o,lrdb peripGtetc@cbalts-
idblllaaen un5 2obnsabl,naen. 15.8
Fro5ent Ser 8ean,tcn inGten Der.
pdtete 8ebalts- 1rtb 2obnaabluneen
Iclt. gei oen @ngeitelltcu spare1 es
12.7 Ero5ent, bei oen Mrbeitcrn 10.4
Hro5ent.. Die 2anoarbeiter bcflagtcn
iid 81 70 Yro3ent iiber peripdtete
2obn5ablllnsen.
Weiterbin madte iih lin Der Sc.
fra8lung cine ee1uiiie 8elurrubi9cno
i'm !Sinblid aui bie ,peitere 6eruflid,c
Sidfrirng benrerfbar. 14.5 Yroaent
Ser 8efraeten d,,Berten Ole 8efiirh.
t,ung, ibre StelIlme enentlen in r,1h.
iter Seit nerIieren gu t0nnen, be.
5ieblurgstpeiie befiirdteten ei1,e &c.
fdbrhlng ibres llnternetpnens. Dieie
ltltiit)erbeit trat am oe,,tlihlten BET
Sen snbeitern in Gridainung. &icr
naren % Yro3ent ungapib. Oh iie
fbren Mrbeitsplut beBiel&n. Sc YrO.
sent batten in oieier 8e3idbu,a feii,e
@eoenten. 8e oe1 Mnseitelltcl trat
oieie @efiirdt.n,e BEL 17.2 Hroaent
in grihein,lng eeeaiiber 5e.7 gro.
sent hie iih iiher fiiblten. 8ei ben
2anoarbeitern batten 10.7 4ro;ent
8eoenfen i'm &inb1id nuf 0ie Wcibc.
baltuns ibues NrbeitSplates, be ben
frdien Werufen sparaa as So proe.
Bel oen sdlbftGttbiee,1 fiirhten SO
(6&lut aa,f eeite ~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-06-23
Gewerbsmoessige Bettelei nimmt
i'm Reich groesseres Ausmuss an

0as @eftlerproblem 81, Ioien, fei
inn @runoe dber nidt Iufsdbe Der
|EoIadi, ionhern bes StanteS, er.
fQdrte hu5Dkb Der YoGwiprailSent
bon Wiind,en, Ger oie 3abl ser Dor.
tiaen Sm,sbettler al,f 800 ihdstc.
gsah ieinen Heherhen meint iieb al.
ierorts in Ge,tIdlano oasiclbe 9ilS
lu bieten. Alh nM,l1eri1brige &in.
Ser iihs bereits eetpcrbsmdbig n,fs
9etteln dinaeitelIt. 0reboreelsndnner
aibt es audi bier nod nif)t pielc,
oob fonnte 3obler3 hcn Miin1ener
9oliJeiprdiiAcrten nht bofldnaern.
Hie oort e6enfaas idten 9etporoen
ein ioaen. in reihlidrm Mabe aus.
beIIen.
Ssn Minhen bat man einen Der
8ettler beobadtet u,S fam babel ou
Folgenbem greebnis: 176 8Gr{onen.
in Der Sallptiabe drmere 9e,lte; oSer
aber iihtlid) 1poblhabenoe aaben Ml.
nd 1ien. Die 3ehlpNalnis- -Sheine
tuuroen bonn 8ettler in bic 9oien-
taide, oie Martidsne i'm sic 9ruit.
taid)e aeiteft. 8iIa,l3: Delamtein,,ab.
men BON mlno 9 St,,noen 80 D4E.
9ie Iiindener Yuliaei itellte gar
einen Mann, Ser tasIid nit Sem 8.
3ug alrs 8amberg fan. Or r,,lnd)te
aili gteruenfpd" a,nb 3itterte iih
nhdtuc.sGd aaseSNnndbmen BON
$50 bis 200 9N 3uianm,,en. Gin
anoerer batte grobe Geid1ftserfelee.
,ueil er Fetne Fmn sslltteral eineendb.
ten slrmltiinrpfe oen eeribrten Roj.
ianten oor5eiete. Sci elmer aol,trotle
berlanate Die HoIi5ei feline .ap1tt.
farte. .Sn ibr befnn6en iib fauber-
lih Die Sinseraboriide oes rgerieIr.
ten. $50 aber Jirarabbride iino.
miiifear auh Singer iein, idloB Die
8oliei barol,s llnb ipafelte Die arm-
itiimpfe aus ibrer 8erpadu,te. Das
iEkotofoll. bas oieIer 8ctrfcr 6unrt
eiNnbdnbig llnteribribe, eing NUT
elmer 9etrllasun5eige gum Staats.
an,palt. ..-...
SdluE auf Seite Z.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-06-23

9irIcfelb. I'm feItp,leacn, ipie,
,ucit lid Nie Serdnoer,mg Ser @irt.
ir)cItslnge felt 8esinn oes ncuc,,
Ssabres Glncrbalb Ger breiten Sci=
fentGdfeit bcmerfbar gelna6t fat,
iette sic G9FNSO, oas 8ieIeielber
Snititut fiir Marttforidung. eine it,
rcr @taiienbefragllngen an 2OOO Ser
ionen aller 8erllisa ,no 8epolfe-
rllnssfreiie lul,roen Gnoe NGr5 in
Sen orei mel eltlidyen 9eiabuugs3onell
6eiragt.
3unddit ergdb iib Nie Seititelllung.
Dab Der iiberpiegeuoe Yro5entiab
ser 8cIragten felt 8egim oes Sab
res ipariamer getuoroen lit. 65 Gro-
sent 9aben al, oaB lie Giiniparunsen
pormabmen, 22.5 Iroscnt iaben bier
al feline 9sotipenoigfeit. slm itGrfte1l
lnad,te lib Die 5enoen5 suGinlpar1ur'
|gen bel ben Mrbeitern umo ireicn @c'
rlricn bamarrbar. Sicr linb es ie
7O.5 8ra,ent. Ole iid) in 0ieier @id).
tong auberten. 19 YroSent ser sir.
better llIS 1S.1 Yro3ent Scr freien
8erufe iaben feline gtohpcuoiekit
81 Giniparungen. gdi Sen Mnseitell.
ten lparcn es 63 Yro5ent, sic Gin-
iparllneen fir notpe,,ofg bielt,n.
bai Iben Beamten GOA Yro5ent. bel
oen Mentnen 67.5 Yrose,lt, bei oen
2anbarbeitern 50 Ero5nct, bel Sen
0auern 81 Yro5ent ,mo bel oen
SelbItdnoigen 54.5 g osent.
8ei Sen llnternelmerbM,,fen mad)-.
ten iiG i6leppe,toe 3abl,l.agseineGu.
ee lin Dem 8efraaunaseneebnis be.
merfbar. Selbltiinoige itelItcn au 81
asro5ent ibleppenoen t3abounesein-
gang feit. 1913 Pro3ent batten iih
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-06-23
untergruna>> >sass i; :; s., zen i'm
russise.s W 1lock nicht stark

@aibington. Nob oen bier por=
liegcnoen Snformationen gibt es
in Der ruiiiiden Madtipbdre s,par
llnter9rlmbbeiue9llngen oie obcr in
feinem Sal itarf aenug iino. bic
fomm,lniltiide Heeier,lna gu itiir=
gen.
9ie fommuniltiide 8re1e gibt
oariiber aeniieenS sl1iidliiiic, 10
bob man iid ein gilo MAIDEN
fann, lnb petitiide geobabter, bic
slpiiden oen 3eilen leien fonnen.
fon1men all Der 9lniibt, ooB bic
0aiallenitaaten es icbluerer baben
als es in bcsllg 'auf Die llntergrlmo=
belpeauna aegen Die Nasis Der iSall
mar. 9ie Gasis tparcn ols Nus=
lGnoer in ben bon ibnen beiebten
@ebieten leidt su erfemen, tpGb=
reno in ben rliiliiden Soiauen=
ltaatcn @ebeimaeenten bic ,Siibrer
Der Sppoiitiun leid)ter helalid)sn
f0nnen. ...
8ie griimolib hie fonmnnilti=
iben Maenten porgebcn, ergiht iih
idon ans Der Satiadbe. baB es fei=
ne ppoiitionsseitunaen gibt, lpdb=
reno es in ben oeutihen Sfflpo=
tionsgebieten blnoerte baoon aeae=
ben bat. 9ann unb mann fommen
binter bem Giiernen &orbang anti
fomm,niitiide Grfldrunsen iiber
einen @ebeimienber.
Seit Dem Gnoe oes &rieges bate
es Der 8remI in ieiner Spbdre nlr
nit orei erOBercn 8irrcn su tlm,
ipGbreno fleinere oft porfommen.
sSn ber Slotpafei lmo i'm Siio=
often bon Holen baben ufrainiid)e
8anben ben 9luiien aroBe Sample
seIiefcrt. unb piele oieier llfrainer
iino nod) @eitellropa entfommen.
Bic fommlrniltiibe Breiie bat bar
iiber mande Yericbte gcbradt. Go
teilte gum 8eiipiel Die rrfrainil6e
8ratpoa" am 9. Suli 1947 NIT,
baB 4O6 8anoiten get0tet lno
blnoerte sefonecn scnommen NOR
ben ieien. Sm Sftober 1947 per=
brcitcte iid General Spobooa in
graa iiber MaBnabmen gegen Die
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-06-23
praeer preiie farnt
Gr3biietei 8eran

9srag. Sic fpTmmiltiibe Frellc
bclltete an, poB Grsbiid)pf Solcf
geron pcrbaftet uno por @criht
ae1tellt ,ucrben oiirfte. Gr fGmpft
befonntlid 9eacn llebernobme Der
fatboIiihen &ir6en mo Shulcn
in Der Sicbehoiloluafei ourh Die
fommlniltii6e 9iegierung.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-06-23
!franereisk ee,pGhrt
1,,Heski,,a 2lttenetitie

Garis. Seute lul.roe gleib5e1tl9
hier ulto in Saiem elm slbtommca
peroifentlid)t, oas Ger Gietasan<He-
qier,ung unter &aiier gao 9ai 'ue't=
aeaeube Nlntonontie gibt. Seoob be-
baltcn iid Die iyranjoien selull'e
SRec1te Dor, bis sic &apfe in SnHo~
China, ,po oie Wet,NamzHegierung
ihreu Sit bat, beenoet limo.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-06-23
fra,1 Gisler tt,,arHe
,,ast pelen Heperttert

@albington. Ser iabmelmnge font
muuiitii6e &i INN Gisler nno
feline intellieerte 0rml bat nun iei1
Gnoe gefunoen. 5rau gisler luurOe
per aslusele bon gais sSsslano nab
Nolen eebraht. Inn bort NIT | rem
Mann pereinieti 81 iei,, 'oer Sen 8e.
tbten 0,aub 0ludt e,ltging!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-06-23
Il. =. kaben Sieics 3atr
,,peiterSbte weisener,,te

8a7bington. Sic @,nbesreaierlng
mcloete. oaB sic toiesidbrige Wel5cns
crutc in Sen ne hie bisber ppeit.
aroBte iein miro.
Sies btocl,tet, baB i'm nadlten
Sabre Sic 8elebe iiber Bic Hroo,lf'
tions. .aontrone ,pieber IN &roft tire
ten fonnen. God hut ous slderbnl,
Department nod feine gntlhpiour9
Bieritger getroffell.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-06-23

| llfrQiniIdcn Hebellen lno iogte, bob
es ibn,aelllngen iei, 500 llfrainer
su pcrbinoern iiber oie Gren,c sll
fommen.
Ser @aribouer Munoflmf iprad)
nod 1947 BON ufrainilhen Me=
bellen uno fiinoiete an, noB tic
rbalo liquioiert merben lpiirpen. "
Su Der 7ided)uilowafei
Sie Heaicrlmg in Eras iheipt
es inn letten Sanuor nit elmer siem=
lid ltorfen Sppoiition 81 tim &c
babt 81 baben. Geri rihicbenc ibrer
Niibrcr pIroen pcrbaftet, oorlmter
audi General &lltlpasr, Scr friiber
einen Mufltanb geaen bic 9tosis &C.
leitet bate. Gr lmo feline Gruppe
ipuroen beibuloiat. lib gum Stur5
Der Gegierlmg peri6purcn su 10
ben. 3iuci tihedbiIhe Stllocnten
lpllDen ais Spione gum Sooe perz
urteilt. Cine Slnsabl bon sSiibrcrn
rrlEelten lnnge @efGngnisitraiell.
9ie rSoice Of 9lmerica" uerbrcite=
te einen 8eriht iiber oiele Grcig=
niiic, Der iih ouf Mitteilllugen bon
81. Stofar Wodotfa ltiibte, Der
friiber Erpfeiipr an Der llniperiitGt
BON Erae lpar uno ictt gum Stab
Der llniner1itGt bon Spracule ge=
bort.
9lus Dem Voltirim uno aus @l=
bunien fommen INNER ,pieber Ve=
ridte BON glufltGnoen lmb &Gmpfen
scgen Die &omnulniIten, Die in Der
r9itbuaniau SEEMS" in @aibinston
uno in Der 3eiima .slIbamc 2ibre"
in Rom erideinen. 9sad) ociien 9c=
rihtcn iinb Die 8olern I'M galti=
flm ,mo Die 9crgbeipobner BON Nl=
banien oariiber auf9ebra6t, ouB ib=
ncn ibr 2anb ipeggenommen wiir=
be. Sie iiberfallen fpmmlniltiihe
ssiibrer mo idbieBen lie nieoer, tic
sreiicn 2oltlpagensiise Der Hesie=
rlln9 an lmo l,nterbinben ben Sele=
bon=Gerfebr, inoem Tie Bic Srdbte
our6ibneioen. Seit Sito nit Wtos=
fau gebroden bat, ge6Grt sllbanlcn
SdaIuf out Srite g.
Evening star., 1949-12-26
Mildred Coe Is Presented

The debutante whirl goes mer-
rily on with yesterdays limelight
falling on Miss Mildred Hart Coe,
who made her bow at a tea given
by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
way Peyton Coe. at their home in
Chevy Chase.
Tall, slender and blond, the at
tractive bud received in a gown
of white nylon net effectively set
off by a bouquet of red carnations
mixed with California holly.
Mrs. Coe received with her
daughter and wore a becoming
gown made with q f1oor-length
black skirt and a chartreuse
bodice finished with g. shoulder
corsage of bronze orchids.
The Misses Janeth Lloyd, Eliza
beth Boysen. Marilyn Wellborn
Lynn Kerwin and Virginia De-
Ganahl. assisted the debutante
and those assisting the hostess
Evening star., 1949-12-26
Emily Post

neighbors thoughtfully avoid in
terrupting their working hours.
In the same way, if you tell your
neighbors that you like to rest
undisturbed between certain
hours, they will certainly try to
remember.
Mons Guest at College
Dear Mrs. Post: My daughter,
junior in college, has accepted
an invitation from her boy friend
to a dance at his college in an
other city. He has made reserva-
tions for her at a local hotel. Is
it proper, I am wondering (and
worrying) for her to stay at the
hotel?
Answer: Taking it for granted
that other men are taking rooms
for their partners and that many
girls will be staying at the same
hotel, it will be entirely proper
for her to go. But for her to
stay alone at hotel would not
do at all. (Ask about this be-
fore permitting her to go.)
Evening star., 1949-12-26
| |ToMarry
In April

Mr.. and Mrs. Edouard James
Kock of New Orleans announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Anne Cameron Kock of
Washington, to Mr.. George Rams
dell Montgomery, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph West Montgomery of
New Orleans.
Miss Kock studied at Rosemary
Hall in Greenwich, Conn.,, and
Newcomb College in New Orleans
and was graduated from Barnard
College in 1947. She made her
debut in New Orleans the same
year and is a member of the
Junior League of that city. Miss
Kock is the granddaughter OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Henry
Downman of New Orleans and The
Plains, Va, and of the late Mr..
and Mrs. James P. Kock of Belle
Alliance Plantation. La.
Mr.. Montgomery attended the
Metairie Park Country Day School
in New Orleans, Deerf1eld Acad-
emy, was graduated from Prince
ton University and is taking a
postgraduate course at Tulane
University. He is a member of
the Princeton Club of New York
and served two years with the
Navy during the war. He is the
grandson of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. George W. Ray of Wash
lngton and the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Farrar Montgomery Of
Lake Providence, La.
The wedding will take place in
mid-April.
Evening star., 1949-12-26

This is an unusual complaint:
I'm alone with my young child,
in a strange city. I suppose ]
should be glad that the neighbors
are friendly. But the truth is
they're too friendly. I like very
few people in frequent doses and
I'm not especially interested in
their household problems. More
over, I never know when to ex-
pect these visits; they occur with
out even so much as a by-your-
leave. Is there any possible way
can discourage this run-in-any-
time visiting and yet remain on
good terms with everyone?"
Living in a community with
close neighbors gives you only two
choices: Either you make friends
and enjoy their neighborliness, or
you secure your privacy at the
high cost Of unpopularity. OF
course, this does not apply to such
persons as illustrators or authors
or others whose work is done at
home, and whose understanding
Evening star., 1949-12-26
Society News
Entertaining Among the Diplomats
Continues Lively into the New Year

dor and Nine. Ala and their
daughter, Miss Iran Ala.
There were other family re-
unions in the corps over the
Christmas week end for Mrs. Paul
Malone, wife of the Second Secre-
tary of the Canadian embassy.
and their infant son. born ten
days ago were home for Christ
mas. 1t was gay household for
the other sons, Anthony, nearing
8, and Mark, little more than 4,
had as much interest In baby
brother as in their Christmas
gifts.
Senor Jose Ernesto Heurtematte
and Sonora de Heurtematte also
celebrated Christmas with q new
member Of the family, q baby
girl. Senor Heurtematte served
as attache, secretary and two
years ago was counselor Of the
Panama Embassy here. He and
Sonora de Heurtematte have a
wide circle of friends in this
Capital where he Is now his coun-
try's delegate to the Inter-Ameri-
can Economic and Social Coun-
Gil. Sonora de Heurtematte is a
gifted dancer and a year ago
at this time went back to Panama
to superintend the presentation of
her own dance revue by the stu
dents in the school which she
established.
New Members Of Corps
The newly appointed Coun-
selor Of the British Embassy,
Mr.. B. A. B. Burrows is expected
in another fortnight. He will sue
ceed Mr.. w. D. Allen, who with
Mrs. Allen and their family re-
turned to England in time for
Christmas. This will be Mr.. Bur-
rows first post in this country,
although he had been In the
Foreign Service for some time,
serving at the Foreign Office and
in Cairo.
The new second secretary Of
the Pakistan Embassy, Mr.. M.
Safqat, arrived last week from
Pakistan and has taken over the
duties of Mr.. Salad Hyder. who
with Nine. Hyder and their fam
lily left in the middle Of the month
for Karachi. Mr.. Hyder has been
transferred to duty in the For
eign Ministry.
At the Canadian Embassy the
new third secretary, Mr.. Peter
Towe, has taken over his duties.
Mr.. Towe is no stranger in Wash
ington having been here for
brief visits while on special mis-
sion. This, however, is his first
foreign post
Evening star., 1949-12-26
Yours,
Annual Cog Christmas Present Throws
Browning Home In Customary 7izzy

You're either still grinning over
what you found in your stocking
yesterday or you're all set to whip
down and exchange it tomorrow.
Some people can count on the
type of Christmas presents they
will get. There are those business
friends who always send cigars,
flowers or something in bottle.
There's Aunt Minnie who invari-
ably produces an early North Ger
man Lloyd vase or some other
household horror. And there are
those ties-that they always
blame on women, but If you ask
me it's the men who insist on
choosing hand-painted Hawaiian
girls and western sunsets. How
ever, leave us not look the gift
horse in the mouth.
But there's one couple in town
who sit on tenterhooks every
Christmas season and rush to the
door at every ring, peering nerv-
ously out, until the gift from a
certain friend arrives. The couple
are Hays and Kay Browning and
the friend who can be counted on
to be unpredictable is Norman
Woolworth of New York City, one
of the famous, well-heeled Wool
worths and a cousin of Barbara
Hutton's. Washington remembers
him during the war when he was
stationed here as a colonel in the
Army.
Three years ago when the
Brownings were living in Boston
In the usual line Of Navy duty,
Norman sent them live young
bull. Comdr. B. and his wife were
f1oored but fortunately the ami
NAL arrived In a crate which they
put in the backyard and there
he either chewed contentedly or
beloved outrageously until they
were able to give him to a friend
with farm.
Last year, when the Brownings
were already stationed in Wash
tngton. Mr.. Woolworth's liveried
chauffeur, driving a snazzy car
down to Florida, stopped before
the Brownings' Chevy Chase home
long enough to deliver skunk
on a leash! The recipients almost
flew out Of all exits at once. ex-
pecting the worst. And they had
Evening star., 1949-12-26

American Veterans Of World
War II will have their National
Commanders Ball on January Is
at the Statler Hotel.