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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
200 CISTERNS,
WELLS FILLED
HERE RECENTLY
W ork Carried On
In Interest or
Health
ounls Unit md
tils fill Abandoned
lIaalr> Ia Ground la
last iso Momlhs

Approximately 90 sbsusionesl
weih and old cntefns tbrough
ua the c.gy hass becn nllcd
within the lsst tau upunfias. a
49, reppftei tuisy - Cts llali
Ia cunnertiun Sslh its work
10 lasblir heslih the Asasrue
Cumniy Health Cliuic has ior
Yeasa lpeeu tfesilug atsIIsiursd
riatefns and utheT structures -
prevent useu hecouiue usua
gaito bfecdlng plseea sad .
- sistemcui ISSUED ~ CITY HAIL
bmav
~Thu work has eutsiied =
: c.st deal e tiuse siid c0ftc
slnmding expenaea With the
rimGsel atinn uf oNmefs iH puiting
material bee pla,e snd Uf the Ciiy
furnishing material io the sites.
almost 100 old abandoned cn
terms. kelis snd other huies tn the
rty have buen hileo sithsn tfe
isat tEn nuntha
These sfe a. unNe mgn
si'e o. puhlit health a. iutmeiiy
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
Clifton Morrow
Died Yesterday

Clifton Mwfua e. dlod SEES
teriay aftcruulu at 90 u.clugk in
hts rcsldenur 81 1919 United 81
FumCrsl crNfura wlii bc hrf.
Tomorrow afternoon "a ) 01
o'clock ,n ths Chapel pi Puteh
aII Funeral Home
Rc, Newman uf the OlaH Tsd
In.s Istsrna. ie siltsatnE BuH
81 aIll hc au tss oats cemetery
~uIAisoI ale thr atna AI
fkd MnfITN tAH daughter.
Nlr Ddsrrs Jahnalu and N.s.
Iutf Ann Morrow iHH spn.
Clifton Alien Edisun Alirct snd
q MwfaW Hur Eran.lfh.ldf.n
MothUr Mr Amf Moe Si
trr Mr Will Z Hubefts bfuihsi
AIlCurds Mafs
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
NOMINEES FOR OFFICERS
OF YMCA SELECTED
ksl Gabriel md Jim
Bru~.os Named a.
Candidates For
Chairman OF Bod,

The NMCA Scrwccmcn' =
Council held lb b. monthly mcci
ing tuesday evening "a 80 o m
ou the patlu % u8c YMCA a.
which time clcctiol of officers got
underway
81 Gabriel and JIm Brussow
Ncrc nominees for chauIuen and
Aba Boyd and lee Send0ya cor
vrc Chaifmcn. and Bob Veach
and Carl Rix tor rcuofder OFF
ees Wlil hold office fof psri-
usi uf siA W0ntbs VutnR will take
place fn the nest icv DAYS NJ
Furrcst Turner airct tuf uf the
tCunfinucd On Psge Fulrj
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
Smith Installed
AspreSi,lenl OF
Local Lions Club

Chsrlss v Suth b. Wss m
stalled ss president ~ the key
Wet lauls Club ~ = hsmslsei
held last night tn l.s Cunehs lio
tri
tiiiau uffifef iustalied acfr
lsstlis Caflsneli first vlre press
demf , . MeNsutis. serund virc
pfcs dent knf48ar FsaNusisln,
b third vise pfesideui " :
81 limeek hun tanner d. ties
man Mossfc tsll tNiatef. and Las
~ Diuu. secretary Gerald Saun
dcrs. past district dcpUty waa the
installing officer
Grant stsnkdalC ~ Daglc Cuun
Is a state representative spsskc
Guests Included Captain Ralph
u Spaidlna city manaEcr and
William v Albufy president 90
kisanis CLUB Ruth NeNtun sang
q solo
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
lIOoslltIms IN
Alabama Malc
Other Attacks

AaA&s@AssHf saf# - ~@aH Aa
l1mism Is beoaming rampant
ln Alsbama. rwo ministers came
here today ,o tell authorities tha,
q gsng - hanssied men heat 90
year odd white dogtuF end tao
negrurs tll tley bled
The crimes are ssid a. have
bccn committed aisaul 50 miles
frum here TIE ministeu stated
that fus ~ Eivrn resasn the hfspd-
lams took uut tiic dsstag and iest
hun and them setxed tvso ueEures
and pummleiesa them
iiuoiluns "a AishaIma have
made = series "a attarka un var
uus persuns ineludinE Ntgusn
in thg last thres Weeks Enfurce
ment otliress herr sas theY have
begn tfsing O. find the hossiszi
cams bui a has slNsya cssaisd
them
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
A, X Sections
Of LOning Law
Will lie Kept

KnmamN mfHiramnH frNHsattuE thN
fNFm nf efmafFufttou that maY ts
Hal1 - hrau aas solkrd alt Fes.
tesaa8 ai mlui meeiiug m thc
FlaannE baasd end city off,
NtNk
IT, nFd1uanrf lutsueluCNd ai
fmaa h1naaR niahts meeting "a
fla IHN CnmmtsasE eiH bc sv-
Na - - tn keep sections 4
ana IA ana urs aann tha A see
kaA a. Cussr tWo ana iuaf Tam
a. funairsn4inu tn ccrtain see.
tinrss nl as CtfF
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01

Dr. FeTnlnsiez
In key " est On
His 85h Trip
pT wuepa

Dr.. EFna8to a. FeTnandeG.
Havana lawTeE. who represents
elianta in that city who have
business Interests IN the united
States. arrived aeFe yesterday
on hiA ssth trip.
DE-. FeFnandez said he recalls
his frat arrival IA ksT West Ia
1855 ana adde's that he has
kspt . record Of hia tTips since
that time.
= LAKE ksY Aosi better than
@nY ether city in the united
saatsz. hs sad and not once
during my VISITS 20 thls coun
srY have ! missed coming here
From ksy West hs will 90 10
Miami thence e. Tampa. Buf
i@lo. Niagara Faiis. hew Yark
City and back % KEY West
where ne wtii remain week
before returning % hssana
M%[%% @%[%2
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
Swimming Pool
To BE Repaired

kfltats uf the hlaaInrss snfi
Pruigs slunsi woman Club b. re
pair tlr damaec o. thc old wtm
minz holc eff Roosevelt buiile
vsrd ln GmFrtNnm Binht advanced
sstH step meaHef YESTERDAY
Member of thc club runieffetl
"a lth Iamts Carit0u. i state main
tlnauce engineer. and BE- said
tfat ln s communication a. tsila
nsissee hc would recommend That
tfr BpW organization hc permii
ed g. pfuCced With thr repair ut
ere fsosoi
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
JUDITH COPLON SENTENCED TO
SvRVE FROM 40 MONTHS TO 10
YEARS ON TWO-COIJNT CONVICTION
uam. ~hr Ma
Hr'i luslEe say
~isr ainintrsl Tr.s.f
: a~~d in g. - u.s..


WhNillNGTON. July i--Ju
uth Na4iun. 18 fafmeF Depart
mmnf 80 dnfif unslylss wh.
wsas usuKaefea ye terlaF ~ steal
tnN aeFret 6lcumemts O. give q
NHisn1ln A Guhstehev. a RUSS
- sng ineor aith ti.e RassiEn %
e1NAN&afsau fn thia CsalufrH. wa'
MmmtNnee4i tsWiav g. seFve ffnn a
uAamlta - 10 wears ln pfison Sie
Fxuzzatay wail g. sent o. . 40.
maans FsfoFnatoGg ln Virginia
nsanEai Judge Alhni l. Reeves
$3.50 Ms Carlon II sie isad am
tlanE o. eay Nhy sentenoe sliosaid
nea h3 paamd upon heT srrugding
e. iau
So r~tlle "a Grt in q luw
Nnsea hlle aald aie ma6 n0t guln@
g. aak tfn nuurt Soc mercy hc-
gaazae thai wullla Imply that she
was KulitF fIer xuicc then began
ta 80 iaaaaef ard lnuicf until 4
mnezaaffd alsunst - 3 scream She
elHnsfa slse aas alnliY End ssid
aiN haa uat tsen EivNn a fair
trlMl nte turnf a. tfe GOVERN
useni aftarneYs mad yelled Yes
aN Fua mrr aioatinE nn Yuuf
NAEausB. bat IA wlli turn uut o.
~ unlv 3 pYFrhif virturg
49, Cufsiau adlle1 thai SEE bad
k@wm -irWmae1 Hrni tnat sllF was
iunarnf "a havinn committed
ans ursisaua aEaiust the soy
sfunwnt e. Nkieh ahc was de-
Wean
vim 49, ts,ncileled hef ur4ilr
1nsNN Neaefa sala siiaf hn Ntshs.ll
"a fssat A. fsammeni tiio burF fug
i@eaha fam4 Mtm C.B,lan quilts.
tssesssT taa fheF rcarhgd anf
a3les sfFaaef a Nss,aid have heru
mMmM q uaTEasnsAeFangn uf cvi
aNmEF a1sa filefefssr. miararfi
a4e nf aasfsae iln flrn tufucd o.
ff# IL iffas#nf wna a0aa hmr thag
49, Ams &ssmEm2~1v 0taaatesl ~
tFlaas ssai hsd tsfn plscod ln hef
~ hM4 NseNrnuHni ard taat hNg
mMm tm tmgfnViua thai govern
maNat haf heun asse "a the msnt
laazen Eiaaafiuuf uf fta ualurc in
fhs hisWF "a tlf uaunlTY
"a tlNN aai1 that a. ahU bad
tasn esMesffe1 uu tsstN cssunts
Mufi aanst hal BE- wusii4
NN2HnN he4 tN - southa a. 10
NsaFa uu tisn nrst taunt aud une
e. kEsaH FeaFs un fhr aeuaua cuumt
hzt tlai tta arutenrra ssaid san
usE2sHFKffIY
a maE aad fiat Mias Caplun
aah o. eilaihie sar parole after
aflF has served A. muutf.n
iigT atiuaurY spIa aiea thC Casr
sEaa Ntrn slle aiil .seain o. serve
tm4 mnlFmeH tepen.is un how
tNk iiN appeal Is prndlna She
alsa islea trial ln Ncu NuFk Ca
= f6NFNa uf NauammaEe
hf latl - aang urifertive AZ
tEE hfr usmslrflnn and Judge
haaa 80 tee nrN band ai $50
wm
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
Senator George
Iliis Back Al
President

WASHINGTON. Iuly sena-
tpl Walter 3 George ~ Geofgia
incias den cd ahat prcsidsma Tsa4
man eaid Yesterday alsput the s.n
aiuf's not having bccn in favuf
ui sufficient aNcs AZ any tme
Senatur GesHEe declares that
ths President Dies nut seem a.
De- s&aTc that the Cuuntrs s. nsW
iabunE 4nsisf e tax bufgivn ihat
nui nnit hurting imdiViauala
hlit slsD usnt hfainssaes
Senator GeuEr. "a werlaftun
that iaKos slfFsdY ae - hinh
recommend that the preznirns
huiNei hU trimmed down 81 lnsss
ln pff cent
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
Thieves SfealSafe
From Monroe Motors;
No Trace OF Burglars
LeaUe With Safe
Through Door
lie Rear
Fmssr Building
Throsssh Office.
= insls.ws lake
approximately 500

Thieves hfnar ntn MumFna ~.
ior tnc. tilB Whsto sgrees asalse
tifne i.ssf niehi and fled tha ulaca
besFtme . go posafd ssie run
talniug approximately &fgH. sc
ogFainn o. fepat flied today
wlth the Citv ruliee slsd re sher
iffs oltirp
Lieutenant Harry Lee Baker
snd Deputy sheriff William A.
cher investigated and leaGnea fila
thieves entered the Motor Cmn-
psuv thfuaah an ofilCn xlndoa.
sna csufied tie safe Gus = rear
dgauF
AZ the bsck door tbs tlsleves
evidently hsd haekea = hight
iluek ap b the outlet and is,adsgl
tire aaie on1o Il end haaaiesi fs
aNsx Neither the pslirw uof iae
sheTiffs olftce hsd anv clue "a
t,a~tlse lfsatiun ~ Tire safe
Besides the csh. the sals rou
tanned = large nuTnter ul valasahlss
papegs TIE thteVes km0ekesi iise
combination of the safc figsl. htit
islilng 81 gssn eniFsnoe g. a isassi-
I'd q onto the TRUCK and drove
ntf mih IA
Wheu theF first entered the
NusaI Company offire tbey ~ufk
60 un = imF@rF saie misa in ahe
otiiUe Tl,ey kn0xked ere oanb
natlfH off tfe lsrxsg safe. uslf ths
assosa u the stguug hox did ugst
s4NW.
Archer found hneeFusinf
around the oiiice bat he fspogt.
cd theY wefe 10 badly sgnndesg
that they Worc waluoiesz g. fts
nash thc irientity of the thsesrs
Disappearance of thn Munrse
Motors Safe recalled That : safe
cuntaining several ihuuzansis uf
dollars @aa takcn fTusu tin ugfira
~ sears hoebaark C0npans "A
iiN cofDEs ~ Fleiusng ana slnsnn
ton streets several mgnails sEu.
There has hcen no trace - the
safe since 4 disappeared.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
Suspected Polio
Case At Hospital

HHi perted ~ h#tinN
uffH.isa niantfe paralysis Is
under treatment az Nnnroa Conn
t Hlurtal p VI Pceplss "A.
re,iuf n Monroe liealth Clinie.
ad tdst
NutH De- tfVs tse fmaf rf-
puft au us sttenasng phtairi.
fu h Fsrp.f. ssfs he &aa MA
talH tst H.u Lei poha
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-01
Stores Closed On
Fourth OF July

Al member STORES ul the kgN
Wet Retail Merchants Assugia
uan slll rluse nn Monday July 8
"a wus announced today bv joe
pesFlman president of the group
Also ali citK county and FEEDER
81 offices WIll he closed on Mnn
day TIE United States Naval sia
ton and other Navy installation.
alll also bscryg the day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-21
Parties Fete
Miss COWen

The forthcoming marriage OF
Miss Evelyn Cowen and DR.. Ray
mond Resnick is the occasion for
numerous parties honoring Miss
Cowen and her flance. A miscel-
laneous shower and tea for the
bride-elect was given by Miss Con-
stance Tashof and Mrs. Melvin
Alper at Miss Tashof's home last
week, while the home of Mrs
Louis Quinter was the scene of a
recipe shower on Thursday eve
ming.
Miss Elaine Wise and Miss Bar
bara Anteli were joint hostesses
at cocktail party for Miss Cowen
and DR.. Resnick which was given
at Miss Wise's home on Wednes-
day and Mrs. Henry Liebschutz
will entertain in honor of the
couple at a formal dinner at hel
home Wednesday evening.
The bride-elect's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward I. Cowen, viii
entertain the bridal party at a
buffet supper following the we'd
ding rehearsal next Friday. Out
of-town guests who will be here
for the wedding have been invited
to come in later in the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. LIE Roy Rose.lthal
entertained a group of their friends
at dinner Tuesday evening. This
was one of a series Of small din
ners which they are giving this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-21
Exclusively Yours,
Shah Had Chance to Relax at One Party;
Curtsies and Anbossodorio| Ribbons
By Betty Beole .

any Iranian decorations they
possessed.
Into the program Of every visit
ing dignitary is always slipped at
least one intime party. The Shah
had his Saturday afternoon. The
only people who knew about it
outside of the Is or so guests on
the inside were two Life photog-
raphers who were trailing the
young Iranian monarch all the
time to see what was cooking
next.
Their. trail ended at IT'S N
street, the home of Mrs. Newbold
Moves, sister-in-laW of Henry
Suydam. The latter. who's still
doing bang-up job of public re-
lations for the Shah, gave the
delightful fun affair. Nobody
knew better than he that the 30
year-old king had done enough
| formal bowling, handshaking and
speechmaking by the end OF the
week to earn a respite of relaxa-
ton with some people his own
age.
Thus when Mohammed Reza
Shad Pahlavi left the George
town-G. w. game - his first
American football experience -
he dismissed most of his entou-
rage and headed for his first I'M
official, informal cocktail party.
American style.
And there His Imperial Majesty
had a whirl. A guitarist was on
hand adding pep and melody to
| the occasion and before long
everyone was giving voice. with
His Majesty leading the singing!
Talking, laughing or indulging IN
favorite tune or two with the
high ranking CHESTS were some
members of the young married set
plus one or two unmarried girls.
Among the teeny few who got to
know the eligible Iranian king
while he was here, they can now
lord it all over other Capital
bellies. ..~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-21

Elliot Wadsworth, Mrs. D.
Buchanan Merryman, Miss Alitha
Ruggles, Mrs. Virginia Armistead
Nelson, Mrs. Augustine Jacquelin
Todd, Mrs. James w. Boyer. Mrs
Malcolm Henderson. Mr.. Coleman
Jennings and Mrs. Arthur Fowler
Others who accepted are the
Rev. Thomas A. Whelan, Mrs
Frederick Faust, Mrs. James M,
Beck, Mr.. Tuckerman, Mrs. Perry
S. Heath, Mrs. John Thomas Ken
nedy, Mrs. George Thorpe, Mrs
Edward L. Hillyer, Mrs, Barron P
Dubois, Mrs. Wrisley Brown, Mrs
Gardiner Luce. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Morris, Mrs. Frederick H.
Brook, Nine. Clara Won Jurko-
vich, Miss Anne Larrabee, Miss
Alice Mary Dodd, Mrs. William
S. Corby, Mrs. I. Ripley johnson
Mrs. Absalom Waller. Mr.. William
H. Hill, Mrs. Elonzo Tyner, Miss
Mary Anderson and many more
There was christening party
out in Maryland yesterday when
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. Christmas
held open house at their new
home in Potomac following the
christening of their son, Robert
Hagner Christmas. who is two
months old today.
The ceremony took place at !
o'clock in st. Mary's Church in
Rockville, and members of the
family on hand for that event and
for the reception were the baby's
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert D. Hagner of Potomac and
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Frank Christmas
of Washington. The godparents
are Mrs. John Bowling of Upper
Marlboro, who also is the babys
great aunt, and Mr.. Robert Maher
of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-21
ADVERTISEMENT.

"Chicken en- Papillote means chicken
roasted in a wrapper that holds in
oil the juices, makes the meat more
luscious, and prevents oven shrink
age that can waste your precious
meat-moneyl It's an epicurean treat!
But only now can you get the
perfect "papillote" material. It's
REYNOLDS WRAP, pure aluminium
foil in handy kitchen rolls. Absolutely
moisture-proof, this aluminium foil
seals in flavor and juices. Folded
edges "stay Just as bowl
covers of REYNOLDS WRAP hold
tight without strings or bands.
Here's how to make Chicken en-
Papillote. Prepare roasting fowl in
usual way, only keep the stufdng on
the dry side because you won't lose
moisture this way. Now tear off
q pisss Of REYNOLDS WRAP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-21
Emily Post

rule and those who must
go may do so, especially if they
go quietly without attracting at
tention to their leaving.
Gentlemen Should Not Take
Lody's Arm
Dear Mrs. Post: Why is it sup
posed to be bad manners for a
gentleman to take a lady's arm if
he happens to think it would De
courteous to assist her? I don't
understand why you say this, It
it's true you do.
Answer: Yes. it is true. He
should assist when necessary by
offering her his arm and by taking
hers and showing her along.
Formal vs.. Everyday Clothes
Dear Mrs. Post: Rather than go
out and hire formal day clothes,
which the men in this community
never wear ordinarily, wouldn't
it be better taste, because more
in keeping with the custom, Tor
the men in a wedding to wear
plain dark everyday suits?
Answer: If the men all have
similar everyday suits Gall dark
blue or dark gray then agree:
otherwise, it would be putting less
burden on them to hire suits II
there is a local tailor who reflts
and rents them. sIn the last few
years this renting has become q
not unaccepted custom.
To make a good appearance.
one should be dressed in good
taste. Business clothes, hats.
qloues, shoes and jepelry are
discussed IN, Mrs. Posts leatlet,
E-35, "The Well-DreSSed Wom-
an" To obtain copy. send 5
cents in coin and stamped,
selt-adGressed envelope to her,
care OF The EUening Star, P. o.
Boz SO, Station G, New York
10, Y. Mrs. Post is sorry she
cannot answer personal MALL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-21
ENGAGEMENTS Announced

of Capt. and Mrs. Neal B. Farwell
of this city, was graduated from
Shipley School in Bryn Mawr, Pa,
and the University of Colorado
where she was q member OF P1
Beta Phi Sorority. She also is
affiliated with the San Diego
chapter of Tau Omicron Phi
service sorority.
Mr.. jackson attended the Uni
versity of Denver where he was
member OF Beta Theta Phi
fraternity, and he will be gradu-
ated this winter from the Univer-
sity of Colorado. During the war
he served as a lieutenant in the
Army Air Force and was overseas
for two years.
The Hon. Peter Santos Borges,
Judge of the Court Of Emminent
Domaine in San Juan, Puerto
Rico, announces the engagement
Of his daughter. Miss Rosemarie
Santos, to Mr.. George Samalot,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel
Samalot of New York.
The bride-elect Is the grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Morti-
rner M. Celler and niece OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ira p. Meyer Of Wash
ington. Mr.. Meyer is Chief of
the Technical Liaison and Draft
ing Section of the State. Depart
ment. She was graduated. from
the Colegio San Felipe. Arecibo,
Puerto Rico, and Strayer's Bush
ness College, and is employed IN
the legal department Of the Ma
tional Catholic Welfare Confer
ence.
Mr.. Samalot served in the navy
for three years and works as q
commercial artist in New York,
where the wedding will take place
on December II.
The engagement of Miss Mar
gerry Jeanne Bennett to Mr.. John
Francis Stetson. son of Mrs. Frank
Stetson Of Chevy Chase. is an
+nounced by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry c. Bennett, also OF
Chevy Chase.
Miss Bennett was graduated
from the University Of Maryland,
where she received her B. S. degree
in home economics. She is a
member of Alpha Omicron ri
Sorority.
Mr.. Stetson attended George
washington University and is q
member Of Tau Kappa Epsilon.
He served as q lieutenant COM
mander In the Navy during the
war and now Is station engineer
for television station WNBW OF
the National Broadcasting System
In Washington.
The wedding will take place In
January.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-21

Inat OlQ problem IIldt CoiACn
up every time king comes to
this country was prevalent at the
reception given by the Shah the
other night. Should American
women curtsy to king as is the
custom in foreign lands. or should
they shake hands as they are used
to doing?
That was the question in the
minds of hundreds OF women as
they waited in line to greet the
young resplendently attired host
While the foreign women in gen
eral curtsied, most of the Amer
lean women didn't try anything
SO unfamiliar, but a few did
Herbert Elliston said the woman
in front of him curtsied so low
he thought she was going to sit
on the floor.
Handsome young 1t. Gen.
Lauris Norstad said the same
problem worried his wife on their
official visit to Canada. Up there
the governor general represents
the king and is greeted in much
the same way. In fact. it is
only good form to curtsy or bow
Besides when in Rome do as the
Romans do still holds where man
ners are concerned.
With nice husbandly confidence
Lauris told his wife, Isabelle. to
do whatever she felt like doing
at the moment. So she gave q
slight, but appropriate curtsy tc
Viscount Alexander.
Secretary of Defense Louis
johnson, whose gentle, utterly
charming manner belied the bonn
bastic attitude frequently attrib-
uated to him. told a story on him.
self at this reception.
Mary Holmes was chatting will
him, said she was coming down te
see him in his handsome Offices
sometime. The Secretary urgee
her to do just that and advised
her to use the underground lead.
| ing to the elevator that opened
right into his Office. "Oh, there's
a special private entrance?" pokeo
in yours truly. Eyes" replied the
fSecretary, but I was there eight
days before I knew it," He didn't
discover it until his secretary
who also served with Forrestal
finally asked him out of sheer
curiosity why he kept using the
regular, roundabout way to enter
his own part of the Pentagon!
How do ambassadors decide
which ribbon to wear across Their
chests at a formal official party
when they have several to choose
from? Do they pick them to &c
with their eyes, their mood OF
their wife's dress? Or is theH
some political significance in
volved? I took poll the other
night and finished in a fog.
Belgian Ambassador Baron Sill
vercruys had a dazzling orange
and green ribbon across his boiled
shirt, a decoration from Luxem-
bourg, and Luxembourg Minister
LIE Calais was behind a becoming
blue ribbon which had been pre-.
sented to him by Belgium II
seems the two gentlemen had run
into each other earlier in the day
and agreed to swap complimentary
gestures.
The Finnish Minister was fabu-
lousy ornamented with medals,
ribbon around his neck and one
across his chest. The latter, he
said, was a Dutch decoration and
he wore it because the Firms are
close to the Dutch in friendship
and trade. All, Of course, had or
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A man sends this question: will
you please tell us whether the
guest of honor has to be the first
to leave a party, or whether it is
permissible for those who have
to go home and get some sleep, to
leave when the hour is late, re-
gardless?"
When the guest of honor is an
important parsonage - especially
if a stranger - people do avoid
going home sooner than he Cor
she). But this Is mot an in
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Society News
Berendsens Tea Hosts This Afternoon;
Reception Is Given After Christening

The Ambassador of New Zea-
land and Lady Berendsen will. be
hosts at tea today at the Embassy
In honor of the members of the
English Speaking Union, and in
the receiving line with them will
be the president of the Washing
ton branch of the union and Mrs.
Albert w. Atwood.
Mrs. George P. Scriven, Mrs
Swager Shirley, Miss Bertha
Noyes, Mrs. Frank Baldwin, Mrs
Edward B. Meigs and Mrs. Walter
Tuckerman will assist at the tea
table, and guests who have &C
cepted the invitation include
Admiral Sir Frederick and Lady
Dalrymple- Hamilton, Mrs. Owen
Davis, wife of the counselor OF
the Australian Embassy; Mrs
William Sewers, Mrs. Leon M
Whitehouse, Mrs. William Taylor
Barry. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank BONN
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Theodore
Anderson and Maj. Gen. and Mrs
w. D. Conner.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lawrence
Houghteling accepted and others
who are expected at the tea are
Mrs. John Kee, Mr.. and Mrs,
George Maurice Morris. Mrs. Paul
Magnusson, Mrs. Robert Elliott
Freer. Mrs. Paul e. johnson. Mrs
j. Ten-Eyck Burr. Col. Wade H
Cooper, Mrs. Franz Henderson
Ridgeway. Mrs. E. r. Finken-
staedt, Col. and Mrs. Elliott Dent
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Conger Pratt
Mrs. Bates Warren and Col. John
c. Haines.
Also Mr.. Leander Mccormick
Goodhart, Mrs. Henry Grattan
Doyle, Mrs. Walter Gibson Peter,
Miss Anna Mitchell, Mrs. Philip
NEr ool NHrc