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Evening star., 1950-12-03
|MissWin1sIoW
Is Engaged

Mr. and Mrs. Cameron WinsloW
of West Hartford, Conn, have
announced the engagement OF
their daughter Nathalie to Mr.
Henry M. Horn, son of Mrs. John
Howard Horn of Southport and
Masons Island at Mystic, Conn.,,
and the late Mr.. Horn. No date
is set for the wedding.
Miss Winslow, who is the
granddaughter of the late 1t. and
Mrs. Francis Winslow of Wash
|ington, is the niece of the Misses
Harriet and Mary Winslow. Mr..
Pearson Winslow, Mr.. Carlisle
Winslow and the late Mr.. Francis
Winslow. all of Washington. Her
maternal grandparents were the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel x.
Thompson of Briarcliff Manor. N.
Y. Miss Winslow was graduated
from the Putney School last year
and is a member of the sopho-
more class at Sarah Lawrence
College.
Mr.. Horn attended Cornell Uni
yersity after graduating from Dar-
row School and Princeton Uni
versity. He is connected with the
Hamilton Standard Division.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Exclusively Yours
British Ambassador Gets New Slant
On British Circles of Influence
BY Betty BeoIe

Sir Oliver Franks. tall. rangy
Ambassador of Great Britain.
former provost of Queens College,
Oxford, and master of the English
language, gave a talk Tuesday
night at the Metropolitan Club
on Britain's foreign policy. Only
members of the conservative, cor
rect, mems town club were present
to hear the scholarly Englishman.
In the early part of his speech
Sir Oliver went back to dinner
party at which he had talked to
Winston Churchill Immediately
following his appointment as en-
voy to the United States. When
the ladies had left the table Mr..
Churchill had turned to him and
launched into a discussion of the
three circles with which British
foreign policy was most concerned
Europe, the Commonwealth ma
tions and the United States.
Churchill had started off. Sir
Oliver said, with the remark,
you're going to America as Am
bassador. Do you know what the
three circles are?" Dupont, Scott
and Sheridan" came the barely
audible answer from slightly
lightneaded member in the rear.
Il + X \
News of our Embassy in Paris is
brought back by Tish Baldridge,
who has been Ambassador David
Bruce's social secretary and has
now resigned to spend some time
home. The stork is lowering over
the Embassy, it seems. The we'll
known bird will visit Ambassador
and Mrs. Bruce in March. Chip"
and Avis Bohlen-he is Minister
at the Embassy-this month. and
the Norman Armours, jr., in
March.
The Kenny Bottoms are about
the most popular people in Paris
with both French and Americans,
says Tish, who was given a won-
derful sendoff by the young cou-
pie at a big Halloween party.
Mary and Ken, whose chateau IS
minutes outside of Paris is the
scene of some of the most attrac-I
tive parties in and about the
champagne capital, wrote to Ken'sI
mother. Representative Frances
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Miss Warner, Mr.. Thompson
Are Wed at All Saints

A lovely bride of yesterday was
Miss Bette Marshall Warner, who
was married in All Saints Episco-
pal Church to Mr.. Thomas Carlton
Thompson. jr., son of DR.. and
Mrs. Thompson of Travilah. Md,
and Washington. The Rev. Charles
w. Lowry of6ciated at the cere-
mony.
The bride, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George C. Warner, jr., of Be-
thesda, was escorted by her father.
She wore a rosepoint lace gown
over white satin, long train and
fingertip veil of Illusion and car
ried a bouquet of white camellias.
Miss Virginia Warner was her
sisters maid of honor and the
other attendants were Mrs. Ken
Iyon Cook, another sister; Miss
Carter Prescott, Mrs. Marion Dar-
gan, Miss Carolyn Wendt, Miss
Gail Parsons McMaster and Miss
Janet Barbara Wood. All wore
hunter green taffeta gowns and
carried white carnations.
Mr.. j.. Allen Weber of Shaker
Heights, Ohio. served as best man
and the ushers were the Messrs
Alan G. Seal, Alexander H. Ruhl
Allen Carol Smith, Thomas L.
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Miss Bacon,
Miss McGuirk
Brides-EIect
Announcements
OF Engagements
Made by Parents

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Alsted
Bacon today announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Ellen
Alsted. to Mr.. Richard Smallwood
Mckinley III, son of Mrs. Joseph
Helling of Cleveland and Mrs.
Rowland PAUL Mckinley of New
York.
The bride-elect is a graduate
Of the Madeira School and is now
a senior at Bryn Mawr College.
She was presented to society here
in 1947 at her parents George
town home. She is the grand
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Edwin
E. Graham of Philadelphia and of
Mrs. Frank Rogers Bacon of Mil
Waukee.
The bridegroom, who served in
the Navy during World War II,
attented Philips Academy, An
dover, and Haverford College. He
is a grandson of Mr.. Richard S.
Mckinley of Philadelphia.
McGuirk -Cromelin
Of interest here also is the
announcement made today by
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Charles Nc
Guirk of Morganton, N. c., Of the
engagement of their daughter,
Caroline Elizabeth. to Mr.. Paul
Bowen Cromelin. jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Cromelin of this city.
Miss McGuirk is a graduate of
st. Mary's School in Raleigh, N. c..
and of Hollins College. She was
presented to society in 1913 at
the Cotton Ball in Chattanooga,
Tenn.
Mr.. Cromelin is a graduate of
st. Adams School and OF WASH
ington and Lee University, where
he was a member of Phi Kappa
Sigma fraternity. He is now a
second-year student at George
town University Law School. Dur
ing World War II. Mr.. Cromelin
served in the Air Corps.
The wedding is planned for
February.
Pictures on Page D-2D
Evening star., 1950-12-03
.Adn1iru|'s Son
is Murriedin
jersey

The Wyoming Presbyterian
Church in Millburn, N. j., was
the scene of the wedding yester-
day of Miss Barbara Hobbs.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
E. Hobbs of Maplewood. N. j.,
and Mr.. Charles David Williams
III, of Summit, N. j., son of Rear
Admiral Williams, U. S. N. retired,
and Mrs. Williams of Bethesda.
The Rev. Benedict Williams OF
Sewickley, Pa, uncle of the bride
groom, assisted by the Rev. Ralph
Read, off1ciated at the ceremony,
which was followed by reception
at the home of the brides parents.
The bride wore an ivory satin
gown with a bertha of heirloom
Duchesse lace, belonging to her
mother, and full court train.
Her half hat of heirloom Duchesse
and rosepoint lace, holding her
veil of French illusion,
also was worn by her mother when
a bride. She carried Eucharist
lilies and stephanotis..
Miss Betty Jane Apgar was
maid of honor and the other at
tendants were Miss Dorothy Huy-
Ter, Miss Jeanne l.. Munning and
Mrs. H. Freeman Matthews, jr.
Mr.. David Jensen served as best
man and the wedding guests were
seated by Mr.. Russell H. Dunham.
Mr.. John Mitchell and Mr.. Gunter
jain.
After trip to the Poconos, the
couple will reside in Summit. The
bride attended Wells College and
was graduated from Drew Uni
versity. Mr.. Williams is grad
uate of st. Albans School and
Kenyon College.
pictures on Page D-4J
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Anniversary
OfFounding
Celebrated

The 48th anniversary Of the
founding of the Pan American
Sanitary Bureau was marked yes
terday by large reception in the
Hall of the Americas.
Receiving the more than 800
guests were DR.. Fred l.. Soper, di-
rector of the bureau, and Mrs.
Soper: DR.. John R. Murdock, as
sistant director; Dr.. Miguel +.
Bustamante. Secretary general.
and Mrs. Bustamante: Dr.. Paulo
c. Antunes. chief of the Division
of Public Health, and Mrs. An
tunes.
Preceding the reception, DR..
Soper, DR.. Ernest L. Stebbins of
Johns Hopkins University, and DR..
William Manger, assistant secre-
tary general of the Organization
of American States, gave brief
talks.
The hall was decorated with 16
large hand-painted panels depict
ing the health work done by the
bureau since its founding.
Guest list for the affair included
officials from the State Depart
ment, the United Nations, the
OAS the International Bank ans
the International Monetary Fund,
as well as the United States Pub
lie Health Service.
The Ambassador of Nicaragua
and Sonora de Martinez, the Chill
can Ambassador and Sonora de
Nieto del Rio, the Minister of Cuba
and Sonora de Meyer, the Do
minican Ambassador and Sonora
de Thoman, the Ambassador of
Honduras and Sonora de Vale,
the Mexican Ambassador and
Sonora de la Colina and the Pam
anna Ambassador and Sonora de
Herbruger were among the repre-
sentatives of diplomatic circles
invited.
Evening star., 1950-12-03

Hume w, Kenyon Cook and Dean
A. Rathbun.
Following the wedding the re-
ception was held at the Chevy
Chase Club. The couple went to
the Homestead. Hot Springs, Va,
for their wedding trip and they
will make their home in Wash
ington.
The bride, a provisional member
of the Junior League of Washing
ton, is graduate of Wellesley Col
lege. Her husband is a graduate
of the Wharton School of Finance
and Commerce of the University
of Pennsylvania and of the George
Washington University Law School.
Pictures on Page .D-4.J
Evening star., 1950-12-03

Bolton of Ohio, for 100 straw
farmers hats for that Halloween
to-do. Mrs. Bolton couldn't find
any in Ohio, discovered that none
of her farm constituents wear the
old type any more. They're either
too prosperous or they just don't
like that style nowadays. So she
sent to st. Louis for the 100 hats
that invaded Paris, where they are
just zany enough to use them as
an inspiration for a whole new
collection. Anyhow. French mil
liner Paulette should worry-she
only has three of a kind in Wash
ington.
The young Bottoms, by the way.
flew across the ocean to be with
Representative Bolton on election
night. Lane Timmons, our ECA
deputy for France. is coming to
Washington for Christmas. His
wife Ruth is already here.
y u X X
Tips on Dips: Argentine Am
bassador Jeronomi Remorino is
going home and as always of late
when he sets out for Buenos
Aires, speculation is rife, even
among his own countrymen, that
he may not return to the United
States but may become Minister
of Foreign Affairs instead. Actu-
ally Remorino is going this time
because of illness. He has been
running a temperature ever since
his operation for ga1lstones last
month, and prefers to be treated
at home instead of remaining in
the Park Lane in New York. The
envoy. has too much to do as Ar
gentine Ambassador to the United
States. the U. N. and the OAS.
Brazilian Ambassador Mauricio
Nabuco, who is recovering from
his illness in time to sail for Bra
zil on the 14th, has an Italian
chef who could satisfy the most
fastidious French gourmet. Cimillo
produced a menu Friday for one
of those delightful mixed Embassy
luncheonS that run of. like clock
work and break the work day right
where it should be broken. Guests
ate for the first course a paper
(See BEALE, Page D-20.)
Evening star., 1950-12-03
Return

Capt. and Mrs. John w. Green
have returned from an extensive
air trip through Mexico and
Guatemala. In Acapulco. Mexico.
Capt. Green caught a record sail
fish weighing SO pounds and 8 feet
5 inches long.
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3ipcin 20.

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mir 0ue bnl0i8e @eIlcrlng. oenn nun
10 f0nnen mir inns ontiiiieren mcn
mir ulle beilammcn lino.
Jris SAeu, Erot. .sSefr.
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tsenbelt. Cine iunse Grdiin D'II.
cantaru Sc Sucrrieu erDiclt cine Gin,
laolns sum Soibau nit ser aui.
icroerunh lire Snltitutsirellnoin
Sillane guels elniuiiibren. Sa man
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giirgerliden ruben iab, iano man
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Gtifette unO aller ltcberlieIerunaen
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illultren @eIeaidaIt 9elporoen.
Seben 2aa nod einmal!
1915 baben Die 6einoe oes So,
nigs oie TrinSeiiin bon 9tetbp 5ur
oeutlden Isentin 81 Itenlpeln per.
luht. Giele Toripiirie iino lGnsIt
neutrality-suspicious.. Nas bleibt, 1T
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9iiiffcbr SeopolOs Die unldngIt ers
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Spru1 oes GolfeS unO Dor alenl
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3onigs ausialen. Damn miro oabei
9e,piS Die Iatiahe cine Ioae ipielen,
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nilenleben miro ihon iett IN Ger
@eltpreiie beruorgeboben, uno eng.
llihc Sournalilten beritten. oab
2eopolo nit getonlin9 erflart babe,
er wiiroe ieine 0rau ieoen Gag elm
jlpeitcS Wtal beiraten!
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1850 Jahre coesfeIder kreuztracht

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Eer'on Sl 'lld)en, OILS uielnlcbr ii,
lenem romantl'd)cn Sang audi oes
moocrnen StaatsbiirgerS, ben Sbron
Dem blauen @Iute uorjubebalten So
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9iirgerlidfeit 5u Soie 5l bitten.
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Gin lsSnie ,partct
dui Sen Gkrcn

@cnn oie @elgier in Giir5e ,ur
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Tra1en ocn Nu5ihIog gcben. Sic,
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m1hlen ourften, lpcrocn oas S6ids
Iol ser Gpnoltic entlteihcn. 9lbcr
mcrNcn lie 'pirflif nah ben politi.
/ 'hcn @clItiapunftcn ser Turteelt
urtcilen? &elncr Ser meiblihcn
Sccle bchaupten, oaB 'id Die Saus-
irolen1eiprGhc in 9riiiicl lmh Int-
ncrpcn lQn9lt nm gan5 nnoere5 Ore.
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liNcn, lhlmner nod: nit Der Gn.
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60 quite Semofrutlnnen Die Vel'
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bdtten lie eine YrlnjcllIn 9emollt
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BLONDE ncrrpe9Ilhe &onigstcdter ge'
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Icnltern ausgeitcllten 9iloer, Die
| ihn allcin poer nit ser totem &onl.
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uon Heibp erbobene 2lliane Vuel5,
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uno ebennIigen Yrooln5Jonperneurs
pcn &eililanberlL cine pabrbnIt To-
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lieb ibr oie unleritanllhe Hrelle Den
Sitel eiuer "'t)6nlien 0ran euro'
pas.
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@riinoe foum IN iDrer untaoell8er
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8or einiqen @oden bot Or. g. u
Gritid Elm Bud, rTbe Crime Of ou,
ase". ner0ffentlidt, uorii5er eine
gbicaaoer 3cit,,ne tuortlih idreitt
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amerifas al,tieiit ali5uriitteln - es
1T oas eetpaltieite @erf. oas iei1
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idienen lit. Der 8erfaiier lit Der be
fannie @eIebrte m,o 8eomer, Dr
Suotuig ". Jritlb.
@obl ftdert 6ie @abrbeit Iansian
ourd felt Der 8eroffentlib,1ne DC,
@erfe oes er0bten omerifoniiter,
Siitoriters, CHARLES u. 8earo, rMme'
riean Yolicp in tie @afine~, uni
rYreiioent &ooiebelt ano tie Com.
ing Of the @ar". George Worqen'
ferns r8earI Sarbor. Tbe Storr
of tie Secret @ar," @uitin S. gpp's
~Siiiorg's :Roit Serrifnins Teace.
Ralpb s. 9eeline's ~@rueiome Sar'
peft", Sobn Z. 0lpnnis rEbe 8ooie.
belt Mptb," Gonrao 6. @rieb's rltn,
coberina the Sorces for @ar" - abe,
feines oieier @erf lit 10 modtpol
onrhgreifenh uno iibereeugeno mi.
~Sbe Crime Of our Mee."
Ser TerfniIer bat bier Elm Meijtpr.
Itiid ebrliher uno ipabrbaftiaer Sc
'didtsidreibuns eeJief(t. Gr ii
nidt .nur Elm sriin6Iid)er SiItorifer
Ionoern aud Tbeolnee, ser Die Sanb
llln9en Der ~StaatsmGnner" in oas
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Den, Wunih, enblih aus Sen Moter
Der @efansenibaft befreit 5u ner.
SEN.
slus bieieln 3uiomnenltronen
ser llncnoliben 1tno ser enolitben
Sebniuht, aus bem elpigen. nie er'
fiiubaren uno oem fabboren Sein.
ipeb entItano bas vGbrilti. .Geburt.
SpieI ser Siebenbiirger SaNien i'm
Go,l6as. so n1ohte ib es bon Sem
3reis oerer, Sic nibt llnmittelbal
tstlhatten au iener groben 9tot ser
r,iiiiideu @eiansenId)aft, oerltonoen
,piiien. 9tan mag ginipdnoe be5
firdliben Sogmas gegen manheS in
Oieiem Spiel erbeben - an Der LII,
fpriinsIidfeit ieiuer SebniuGt, Ser
enollhen lnb ser l1nenoIihen lrno
an Dem Croft, Sen es lms, Sen @e.
fangenen bon almosno segeben bat.
te, iollte man niht 5rpeifeln.
Im beiligen slbeno mlbte llebers
aeit geifafft ,peroen. So ipuroe oo3
Spiel am 5. Sanuar 1917 in Cincm
Mailenihlufralm ocS 2a9cr3 bon
Ilmasna altfgeTiibrt l,no picle Bile
ben fern. - 8eruoe threr nlod)te iCD
bellte 9eoenfen. Senn oas gSeb IN
ibrer id)einbar Oerhurteten &er5cn
1uar bretncnocr llno ibrc SebNiltd) il
grob, oab hie olte 2e9enoc pon Ser
@ebltrt oic @rcnje Oe& bon cntcn
MenId)en aeraoe nod trogburcn Gr'
lebniiies 9elprelt9t bate.
go entitono oos vG9riiti- -Bebrrt.
epiel Ser Sicbenbiirger Sadien I'M
Gonbos" luuo 10 auuroe es oor Orcl
Sabren Slun erltenrnal gclpiclt.
snIaug sum GDriiti-Gcburt- Spiel
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2sMs Gaittcn, Obs
,3lueia H..

G5 Nieuc uucn S1lpeltern bonn
3lpcig II 5lrr QefGlligen Nobritbt,
oab lNlcrc rGd)lte &crlamnliug all
Sonntog, Sen 10. WGr& . llDr ro1.
mittag5 obgebolten miro. sluc Shwes
itcrn iino frrnnOlih crilld)t scr Scr
lonlutlmg bci5lnpobnen. ga in bicIcr
Eerlunlnllng oltb oie Gelcgotinncn
fir oic &onpcntion 9eluGblt merocn,
nod)ten mir Sic StrpeItcrn bitten,
70 3obIreih 1pie ln0glih ST eriheincn
9lub Iiuo Sic StneIterll crNlht sic
Stubs bon ser Guilt mit5ubrin0en
oonit lpir 1ie Sem 9lidIiben @eluin-
ner iibcrgeben t6nnen. Sn &onitce
ii1ro foI9enoe ShpeItert: NiotbiIoo
GiSoneiro, Soro Guilt, Scrminc
0ifIon, Hoicmarie yoru5 1mo Sus
itine Sbcnfer.
Sli1nna Teitrertb. Sefr.
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Smeio 22.

IS DieNe oGen Shlueltern sur Qe-
f1uigen Nabriht, 0ab unIere nGhIte
NfrinnunIung Sonntog, bcn -.
If1r5, . llbr not1nlttn9s itottlinoet.
sIae SdpeItern iino scbeten in
bie Seriummllmg 81 fonlnlen, oa Die
Seleaatlnnen fiir bie aonpention er-
p1blt iperoen ioQen. 9lud puree III
lester Geriammll'ng Elm aartcnpar-
tie beIhloiien fiir Sonlltag, Sen 19.
Ntdra 3 llbr nohnlittoes. slae lie,
ben Sfmeiterl1, Srellnoe uno ges
fannte iino ber5lihIt eingelaben.
0ind ser GerIalnnllrng mcroen
unS folgenoe Sdpcitcrn nit aaiiec
ltno &uhcu eririIhen: Sopbia go
pc, Gatb. Gfingsgrdif Cara Totb,