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Evening star., 1952-02-26
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|Prenniereof
Spy Picture

Embassy Row ttirned out last
might TO see q special showing at
the Motion Picture Association Of
America OF o new spy Aim, ''Epive
Fingers"
Heading the iist Of diplomats
were the Turkish Ambassador end
Mime, Erkin, 70 whom the picture
was Of partieulaf interest since II
lis The true story OF the master spy
Whe operated In the British Hsins
bassy In AnkaFa, Turkey, during
WeFid War II,
win The thought that tht
lpietuFe Weuld be OF particular In
teFest 10 diplomats, The Asseelas
ItleR invited oil the Ambassadors
I'm washington end their wives
IFhe him Will DO ah0Wn aGaln TO-
alght for Ministers end thelI
Wives,
Others In last nights exclusive
Ieudlenee were the Ambassador OF
Italy and @lgn0Fa Tarehlanl, CO.
leeIlipanIed BY their dAuahtera
Dora and kAtlEial the Ambassador
I0f Mexico ana sonora do Ia C0llnA
Tho Ambassador OF Honduras and
|eenoFa do Vale, the Ambassador
Iof PARAGUAY ana nen0rA de n0ets
liner, the Ambassador Of Bolivia
land Sonora do Martinez Vargas
1.-The Ambassador OF Ghila and
Sonora Niet0 dol RIO, and The
Ambassador OF the Dominican
Republic and HenorA do Th0man
| Also present were the AInbasAa.
Idor OF Ethl0plA and Nine, tmFu
Ithe AnibAHAadof OF fndenesia enc
Mime, Baatr0amldjoi0, the Ambaar
|aadeP OF Portugal and nehheFa dG
|taateVea FeFnAndes, the AmbaGsa.
der Of Cuba and 6eneFa do Me-.
ehAde, the Ambassador Of nuPme
and MFa, harrington, the AInbas'
eaaeF Of Costa Rlea and @enega
do oFeaEAuAe, the Ambassador eI
Guatemala and @eReFa do Aldana-
6andeval, the Ambassador o.
Columbia and seneFa do ReatFepe'
JaFamiile, the Ambassador eI
Panama and Sonora do. HueFte,
matte, the Ambassador Of iran
Mr., NasFellah EnteEaFfl, and Nine
J Wellington .Koo, wife OF thl
Chinese Ambassador,
The Charge d'Atfaires OF Korel
and Mrs, Han represented th'
Korean Ambassador. who 10 out o!
the country, and Miss Fernando
Cartuyvels represented Harof
|Silvercruys, the Belgian Amhas'
; sadoF. sN}oy Pm
Evening star., 1952-02-26
Exposition
AT Shorehon1

Appearing at the special pre-.
view on sunday OF the Washington
Antiques Exposition viii DO tive
outstanding authorities on on.
t!ques, Mr.. Albert Sack Of Sack
~ Co., New York, who will givs
Q talk on old New England fur.
niture, and Mr.. Joe Kindig III
OF York, Pa, who will speak on
United States antiques Of the l7th
and 18th centuries,
The exposition, under the spon.
sorship Of Mrs. John Freeman
Brown. will continue through
March 5, and will contain exhibits
from the collections OF more than
30 exhibitors from all sections OF
the country. One Of the displays
will be Old Sandwich glass, In.
cluding some pieces from the ruins
Iof the Sandwich, Mass, factory
where pressed glass was first man
lfactured In this country.
A flower arrangement contest.
open to the Washington metro-
politan area, will be conducted
Under the direction Of Mrs. vii.
liam George.
Evening star., 1952-02-26
| Plans Made
At Tea For
Exhibit

Members Of the "AmeF!eaE
Friends OF Israel Arts and Pro-
ducts" attended q tea yesterday
afternoon At the home Of Mrs
Benjamin Singer, 28oo Brandy
wine street NV, The tea wal
given for the purpose Of making
plans for the exhibit and SALE
of Israel products which viii bs
held for three days beginning
March 80.
Mrs. Abba Eban. wife Of ths
Ambassador from Israel showet
the group Q few Of the origina'
paintings which she recently
brought from Israel. They viii
be on display at the exhibit.
The project has O two-folt
purpose. II was explained by Mrs
Harry Friedman, one Of the chair.
men. the FIRST being to aid Israel
by familiarizing the American
public with Israel products. Sec.
ondly, 1t will help to support oui
own foreign policy since Israel
Ii one Of the countries receiving
economic aid Under our Point
Four program.
Membership on the committee
ID stiii open and further iafortl1as
ton may be obtained from Mrs
Aaron BhAlowitE, Mrs. Paul PEARL
man. Mrs. Henry Hirsh, Mrs
L0tiiB Pihek, Mrs. William Chase,
Mrs. A. D. Kapian and Mrs. Tobias
NaftAjih,
Evening star., 1952-02-26
Ambassador
To Be Guest

The Washington branch Of thu
English Speaking Union will have
as It's guest Of honor, the newly.
appointed Ambassador Of New
Zealand to the United States, Mr.
Leslie X. Munro, and Mrs. Munro
at q luncheon to be held March
at the Carlton Hotel.
This will be the Ambassadors
first public speaking engagement
since his arrival In washington
Evening star., 1952-02-26

Capt. James Leland Holland
M. c.. U. 8. N. and Mrs. HOLLAND
announce the engagement Of theil
daughter. Diane Graves, to MIR
Wayne Morgan Pontious, son oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Morgan Pom.
tious Of Hinsdale, III. Capt. fIol.
land is director Of the Aviation
Medicine Division in the NavS
Departments Bureau Of Medicine
and Surgery.
Miss Holland Ia O sophomore al
Rollins College In Winter Park
Fla, where she Ia d voice fnajoi
and d member Of Kappa Kapps
Gamma sorority. Mr.. Pohtioiis, q
member Of Sigma Nu fraternity
at Rollins, graduates In business
administration In March.
A summer wedding IL planned
Evening star., 1952-02-26
.AprN Wedding

Miss Helen Pauline BNdkoWakl
will be married 10 Mr., Jacques
Pampaien on April 40 In tho fms
Maeulate Conception Church In
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, her
parents announce,
Miss sadkewski 10 the daughter
OF Mr., and Mrs, A, L. sadkeWaki,
Mr., PampaieA Ia the son Of Mrs.
u, PaMpalon and the late Mr..
W, '. Pampalen Of Quebec, Cans
ada.
Evening star., 1952-02-26

ct. Stephens Catholic Church
was the scene February 2S Of the
marriage Of Miss Virginia v. Nc
Corkle. daughter Of Mrs. w. r,
McC Corkle Of Mocksville, N. c., and
the late Mr.. McCorkle Of Mat
thews, N. c.. to Mr.. Albert Coya
son Of Mrs. John Manero Of Lans-
dale. Pa. and Mr.. James Coya Of
Philadelphia. The Rev. Lawrence
r. Gatti officiated.
After q wedding trip to New
York City and West Point, rfr.
and Mrs. Coya will live In Takoma
Park.
Evening star., 1952-02-26

The Church Of the Annunelas
tlon was the scene February 30 Of
the marriage Of Miss Clara Jeans
nette Plagott, daughter Of Mr., and
Mrs, Eugene u, plag0tt Of Mes
Lean, Va, 10 Mr., Donald J, Helm,
A0R Of Mr., and MRS, Joseph j.
Helm Of Philadelphia, The Rev.
RUSSELL PhelAn oifleiated, After
the ceremony q reception was held
at Tho home Of tho bride,
The couple plan 10 live In Are
llngtOn,
Evening star., 1952-02-26

Bt, Anthonyh Catholic Church
was the scene OF the wedding yebu
FuAFy % OF Miss Maria ehann
end Mr., Michael w, MsgP. John
J, MeelAifePty, Dean Of the Nas
ti0nAl Catholic nOh0el Of Social
Service, Catholic University, off,
elAtlng,
The bride, who was escorted BY
Mr., Bruce MehleF, ID the daughter
OF Mr., and MrA, y, Y, Chang oi
Shanghai, China, The bridegroom
IA The AOn OF Mr., and Mrs, Y, j
Yu OF flAnaOhNW, China,
Evening star., 1952-02-26

Miss Rita Marie Jez, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Jez oi
Wilkes-Barre Pa, was married
yesterday to Mr.. Arthur jay
White, jr.. son Of Rear Admiral
White. retired, and Mrs. White
Of Baltimore. The Rev. Lawrence
j. Wempe performed the cere.
fnony which was held at the
Shrine Of the Sacred Heart. The
reception was held at the Hotel
24O0,
Evening star., 1952-02-26
In New Orleans

Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll w. Yates
are spending the month OF Febru.
larry La New Orleans where they
are seeing the Mafdi 6fas. They
plan ia return 10 washington
IfleNt week. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03
EIIGHzZVG Will iii,

from nm, Is incentive enough IN ,n.L
Dehn's Wy again and again 10 assist yo,ng 49,,
to make Careers for themselves by wav 81 %oen
ladder. - s'"'hour
fians are still underway for a guild 10, ,,o,,,n
women which will enable them 10 %, Su''s
lmary training In modelling at 4 min,r,u,, ~ ~,
..Ihe course beng offered helps 10 snoo,h ~
KINKS out OF mlladys grooming and give her Ia
60 poise ana assurance by teaching her color 20
ordination and plenty OF know how abou, maks-
up and perfume "e
FINAL TOUCH.
Asfter The training period is over the Young
ladies who take advantage OF this course ,.''
inal processing by a nationally kno,Yn hea,,,
firm which has headquarters here 10y
Homer Dennis became interested in exne,;.
menfafion with beautiful Negro women az p,o.
fess'onal models back in the fhiriies and when
some OF the aforementioned models were dan
GERS with shows starring name band. l;L.
Noble Sissis. Duke Ellington. Count Basic
and Cab C / way he contacted them
when they played Detroit Chartered then in
the Gotham Hotel. Mr. Dennis states that as the
idea became more firmly planted in his mind he
began TO circulate glamour and pin up niet,,..
OF dusky beauties and received terrific re-
sponse
He has received commentators from lead,ns
modelling agencies such Powers and Conover .
We wish HIM success in this venture
Plans still forging ahead for the annual
presentation Of Artists Of Tomorl ow' sponsored
by Sorors OF Phi Gamma Delta Don't YOU mss
this event Saturday al m. II AT Institute
In your eadding about this busy season don I
forget to inject much originality as possible in
your wardrobe
The fashion business is getting so One World"
conscious that motifs from other countries are be-
ing constantly adapted to American STYLES Ey-
erything from Japanese silks Persian inspired cot
tons and Mexican cloths can all be combined tins
wear TO produce wardrobe with an international
air
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03
Katherine Hurley Wed
In CandZeHght Rites

In a quiet but beautiful cere-
mony last Monday evening, Kaih-
ERNIE Hurley. daughter Of Mr.
and Mas. Claude Hurley OF
Chandler street. became the bride
Of Charles s. Syphax III son OF
DR.. and the late MIS- Charles s.
Svphax OF King street.
The marriage was performed
by the Rev. W a Hiilard. pas
tor ~ 81, Paul AME ZION Church.
at the residence a. former Sen
ator and Mrs. Charles c Dogs
Sr OF Boston Blvd.
IN attendance beside members
of the family wee Bishop and
Mrs. John w Martin @, the AME
Zion Church who were visiting
from Chicago. III.
The matron Of honor was Sis
Ter 81 the bride. Miss Eta Hur-
lev Who wore q net and lace
dress 81 Shrimp LOIS Benton
bridesmaid. wore . net and lace
dress az chiffon
Brother ~ the bride, James K,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03

OF Singers which will meet IN ST.
Paul MINI.
The National Board in Mil
waukee was the best ever. Sing
srs were from eight states
The May executive meeting
VIII meet at the home of Rev.
Mother Laura Williams the first
Thursday at $3.50 Brush. All
choirs please have your commit
tee present.
The Adam Singers will present
. play Wednesday night. May Z.
at headquarters, 374O Dubois. To
miss tins program means 70 miss
a treat
Don't fail to listen i'm each Sat
urday 10 the Prayer Tower Radio
Broadcast program. and read this
paper te know our whereabouts
and whereforcts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03

Hurley. served as beStman. While
Zellner ClcmoRs was attendant
to the bridegroom
The brfde wore q white gown
of ballcrina length made OF nylon
lace with close fitted boice
and long pointed sleeves. Her
veil was On heirloom which VAS
hnger-t.p length with sea pearl
studded crown
The couple left Immediately
Tor an Eastern Seabosrd honey
moon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03
Packing Up
For Beauty
BY Ruth Nelson Sawyer

NEW YORK. The basis al
good & coming rs cleanliness and
care of the complexion. Blu, too
many women have the impress
SION that correct care is costly.
Actually any woman can have
the best of skim care at home.
Here are few supple packs:
Take two heaping tablespoon
suls of Fuller's Earth. mix with
good quality witch haxel. 10
consistency of whipped cream
Spread ihickiY over your
tho -cuqhly ciesnsed face. lie
down. relax. and waiI FOR II TO
dry. Then wash II off with
warm water. and use witch
hazel as an ssfringent TO tone
up the skin and close the pores
To soften rough. dry skin. mix
> pint OF good quality witch hazel
with a teaspoon OF boric acid and
enough powdered milk to form
creamy paste, Also wonderful
for dry plmpIes or flaky skin.
The white OF egg is quick and
.ehable when YOU are in hur-
V. Apply it over the entire face
md neck and allow 10 dry Re-
move with tepid water. Dip cot
on in ice-cold diluted alcohol
nd pat face gently.
Household honey is good. too.
Pat il on skin and let II remain
four or five minutes Remove
excess with soft cloth. then
remove remainder with an
asirinqeni. Pat white of egg on
the face and leave five minutes.
with lnkewarm water.
then splash with cold.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03

L., n the group and me rev. ~"a
resdenps ' :, Of St stephens THIS program
Fr f ,a.y entertainlne IS well as make pro
Prov aome worthy activity IN The scheouie
Ihe church .l D;.,,;et Youpo
iN Club will present IFS annasi osnee
m0.,s evening. May } al Labor Temple wesi
ontcslm al Park.
ra ~ .bou, people We know Mrs Thelms
-, ,uline pnt.slcd red wagon hiied WIN
"a.Sb down Jefferson Avenue Every year
a,sD.res her bar bequ, pli and the rest OF her
,'o,' mark ward early iol he parties ana out
n,cn,cs which make iti home the mecca OF
krouneer ST during ne spring and summer
tn -.
Have YOU casied your vote in the Second
annual Business Queen Contest which Is being
kon.ored Jointly by the Trade Campaign Com
lite. and the Housewives League OF Defroif7
Ian STUDDED STUFF
Sabuous fare Ike ,etbal bouquets from such
krtes in the mod,lin Mold IS Csrole Drake.
Inv CUNNINGHAM. Sara Lou Harris. Adele Cole.
! en- Jackson Edna Allen. Jean Parks Mary Lou
wis and 60 MANY Others a'tcSting 10 the help
encouragement Which they have received
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03
Years Of Study
'oSPel Choral Union News
y y AArELlA " u,,rr,

H.. A ~ W. HurcH,Ns
ll~ ". National Board n.ee,,nS .
k, s,u K last week elected ,.rps I'm 10
as Dean Of the h' .1 u'ls
LIZ Wed t er,h,p 1 Tl',, As,
RnvsI MAJ nat vii open ., he e', ao,s !
Fen Of August t me hrst
hon 10, &c. class =, in musical .d0e,.
brs.,' ' ,,a Wednesday and Ns ss,.
Is I'a Aniisism stree, 'O pm at
q each week. '' rs grow
Ia s' !, 's vol VOC, ,.s..
help I'm ,t asking Tor fingers
'.,l0s SINGING. meet IN 'se,i II YOU
|'''''day night at : 'e &c each
~sld n, ~. now TUNED
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03

was awarded diploma with a
superior plus rating by the Ma
nonal Guild OF Piano Teachers.
She holds q teachers certificate
from United Community Serv-
ices Music Department.
A part time student at Wayne
University. MISS Alexander
teaches piano at the Urban
League. She is also studying
VOICE with United Community
Services.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03
Outstanding Student
Presented In Recital

martha LsNerne Alexander.
)ughie Of Nj md Mis- Law
pee H Alexander. l24SS Mac
Py was Presented IN . giad-
hon piano recital bN NE Music
apartment Of unsted Commun
Services Frds, e, Tau Beta
Immunity House. 3056 Hafi,y
Miss Alexander opened her
eeiial with the Prelude and
usue IN { Major by Bach and
s'hovsni Sonata. Opus 10.
4 Varied Program
|She ssillfully Included two Sc
Fuons BY CHOPIN, Prelude opus
No. Is and Nalse, opus 20.
Z lmplomplu. opus l42 No
by Schubert and Novelette,
Pus q. No. : b, Schuniann vii
Included IN the second portion
her program
r. 0ts' demonstrating her OBJ
Lus broad scope ~ ,s,n, ~.
'Islu0es With Legend O., N.
\" OS De'l Sous Bol +, s,suh
r 'e lane bs Dehussv and
u Alnambrs by Alb,n,[ =
.nuul perfo' man,,
4. Years Of Stud,
I Nl~ Alexander re,eiyeo n
E'.,l "u,,cal training nom the
sse Department a, lI,,,"s s
'%'Oun,'y Services and ~
s ~ Tor number a. ,e los
~ MRS n Ray RoDoSson ;, Tas
Il ! :. Community House.
List June The younr n,.o,.,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03
WAC Vets See
Tenth Year

Mss MareeIy Naplcy from me
Lansing office OF Civilian De
Tense spoke TO the Detroit chap
Ter ~ The WAC Vets Assn. Thurs
oav night on The Medical As
meets Of Civilian Defense.
The meeting was held IN inc
Veterans Memor al building. All
WACs tx WACs and TRENDS
u.,, invited TO attend Ethel
Hart is president.
The Detroit chapter VIII ceie-
h ats rs tenth birthday OF the
v'omen's Army Corps WIN
dinner Wednesday, May -. al
6 80 pm All wACs or eN-"AOs
are invited TO attend and can
make reservations by contracting
Ethel Hart
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03
H4ROL S
EYM7ES
SOME WEEK END:
By KARoL LOWE

SOME WEEK END:
The SpinNmcn started this de
hghtful week end OFF with their
annual Sweethearts Ball Friday
at the Urban League.
SATURDAY NIGHT. Doris
Berry gave a going away party
for Herman Gakcoe and Ronald
Diamond. This fab gathering was
planned impromptu. but a bah
was had by these laSsies and
lads: Harold Allen. Ann SIM
mons. Betty and Amos Fields.
Eugene PettiS and has everlasting
love, Jeanne Greene. Jean Wetkes
and Donald Diamond.
To prove that thiS party was
thoroughly enjoyed by oil. Il
started al nice hour Saturday
night and YES the beautiful sun
was seen by all early Sunday
morning.
Everyone is talking about the
cute jockey cap Mllhe Smilhnes
wears daily II Is real pretty bat
the guys seem to think that Mil
lie is really the more outstanding
Of the two
SUNDAY SAW everyone get
up with that spirited feeling.
Some gong horseback riding
were: DORIS Jones. Betty Demp-
~. Vicky and RiCky Garter LID
Boulwsre. Dave Burton. SieS
Hardy and his hot rod jimmy
Buckingham and Nadine North
cross.
Arriving at Huron Valley, they
met another load of fellow class
mates and friends Herman Cal
soc Elizabeth Jackson, Ann sim
mons and Donald Diamond
Sad but us true. nobody went
riding: the horses were too
spirited and they apparently were
in that throw mood, 50 al
iusting themselves Ia me CON
ditionS. all ended up having
very ENJOYABLE day.
Dave Burton rendered a very
Sunday evening LOT an
in song at the Wa-Ha Room OF
Lounge Yes. Dave sang
from opera 10 jazz-an exceilen'
lob he did Can't help giving BOO
WYATT a bow for the manner :"
which he PLAYS the organ. BE
l,cvs that he is really great
OUT OF THE CROWD. we saw
Bernadine Newsome. r ; ,
simpson Mildred Baker james
buckingham. Bal Armour JS'neH
Ricky Carter, Ho'''-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03

Dade sylvia Robinson. Lola BIS
10, EVELYN Ware. June kooin-
son and Doris Jones.
For the play cers. look for
,,.a,d IN "Frustration' by arthur
n COR and the Wayne Univer-
CIV PLAYERS presenting Emperor
Innss It's up 20 YOU TO have a
80. weekend while I'm always
looking for news as Your scf'oe'
4 aX
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03

o ,I.s,roxements which were re.
ln'p ',ly Instituted and record OF
Gu . community service during
,er administration
~MANLEss WEDDING
The Nations Club OF 81. Steph-
aME Church, located at Stan
"a Il "nd Cobb has announced the
-, = az the Fatal Man
2 - wedd,ne which viii be pre-
' 'on,ed Mondav May 10, at . pm.
: 40 church MIS-. Edna Wiley
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-03

SNER AND s''p Pearl B. Harris who was re,
|Orchids to Mis- nc Detroit Association of
1 cd president o. rs AZ evening Mrs. Harris
pens Clubs ss.n s5 and csoulceful officer IN THIS
Ety as a shre"o 49, a',a,ion is proven by many
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-28
STUDENTS WORK WITH COUNTRY DOCTOR

At the Duke University Medical School at Durham,
N c. young medical students are given an opportunity
to become acquainted with the problems of the country
doctor This opportunity is apparently arousing new in
terest in practcing in rural communities
During medical students senior year, he is given
an opportunity to work with rural practitioner for
couple of weeks Maybe he'll work in typical North Ca
rolina clinic: story building with waiting room,
examining room, a laboratory, X-ray room, delivery
room kitchen and beds for six patients There
will of course be out-paent calls to make both night and
day.
Practicing medicine in a rural community is chal-
longing that gives the doctor the chance to see the
human side of healing He learns to examine, diagnose,
and treat people we'll having to tussle with all kinds
of other problems that with country doctors prac-
tee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-28
Reds Give
Shoot To
Kill Order
Tighten Squeeze On
Observation-Disclosures
Berlin Another
Notch Today

BERLIN R - Communist East
Germany frightened its squeeze on
blockade -threatened Berlin another
notch today. Orders went out to
Red police to shoot to kill anyone
caught without a proper pass in
Iron Curtains new Smile no mans
land along the West German bor-
der.
The shooting order was the latest
in a series of revenge moves
against the Bonn governments al
lance with the West. 1t all but
sealed off the Communist grit for
mer capital, which rembled in
fear Of a resumption of the 194S-49
siege.
The Russians continued their ban
on Allied military patrols travelling
the 110-mile Berlin Helmstedt auto
balm, sole highway link between
the isolated city and the West.
Regular civilian traffic continued
to flow normally, but a new for
mula for transit visas adopted by
the Reds Tuesday could choke off
traffic between West Berlin and
the Bonn republic at any time.
The Russians also let a jeep-
escorted Struck U. S. Army con
yoy use the highway and an Amer
lean officer said: Apparently they
don't mind through travel but for
some reason object to our patrols
going up and down their road =
In Paris the Big Three Western
powers said they would regard ag.
gression against Berlin as a threat
to their own security.
Tuesday the Red German regime
cut all telephone service between
Berlin and the Russian sector. and
some long distance lines TO the
West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-28
Fascism Skyrockets In Spring Elections To
Challenge Communism AS ltaly's End Party
ROME R-Fiercely nationalist r

ROME R-Fiercely nationalist
Fascism, soaring in new returns
from last week-end's local cleo
tons, challenged Communism to-
day as Italy's second strongest
political force.
The rapidly rising party is the
Italian Social Movement (MSD,
which believes in Mussolini's cor.
porate state in open defiance of
Italian constitutional bans on re-
surgent Fascism.
1t teamed with the die-hard
Italian Monarchist Party-whose
prewar King played straight man
for II Duce-to pull the biggest
surprise of the Sunday-Monday
elections in 2.400 Italian towns and
26 provinces.
While Premier Alcide de Gas
peri'S pro- Western Christian Dem
ocrat government majority bloc
was winning in Rome-the biggest
prize-the MSI-Monarchist alliance
seized control of both the province
al and city councils of Naples,
NATO headquarters for Southern
Europe, and Bari, through which
much U. S. arms aid tunnels to
Italy.
AS the vote count neared COM
pletion, the MonarchistS also were
jubilant over the new heights to
which their Fascist bedfellows had
pulled them. Achille Lauro, presi-
dent of the Monarchist Party, tele-
graphed exiled ex-King Umberto
/ in Portugal:
''The great victory In Naples
and Southern Italy has opened a
sure road for victory in the forth
coming national elections. We shall
continue in the assurance
now already well founded that we
shall restore to Italy by democratic
means ner Ming.
Still incomplete results from the
2,400 towns at stake showed the
Christian Democrat bloc had won
s23, the Communist-Socialist al.
lance 189 and the Fascists-Mon-
archists 65.
Though they held Rome De Gas.
perl't pro-NATO bloc lost ground
even there. With $50, 900 more per.
sons voting than in the 1913 ma
tional election, the vote-Christian
Democrats $4,000, Communists
s14, 243, Fascists- Monarchists 206,-
819-represented a loss of 10000
for the government. gains of Sc, 900
for the Reds and 10000 for the
rightists.