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Evening star., 1952-01-16
Miss Soong Is Married
Miss Lourette Soonq.

In New York's Christ Church
Methodist on Park avenue. Miss
Laurette Soong. daughter of the
former Premier of China and Mrs.
T. v. Soong, now Of New York,
and niece Of Nine. Chang Kai-
Shek. yesterday became the bride
of Mr.. Ivan Y. T. Feng, son Of
the Chinese Ambassador to Mex
leo and Mrs. c. T. Feng. DR..
Ralph Sockman oficiated at the
ceremony. which was followed by
a reception at Hotel Pierre.
The bride was escorted by her
father. DR.. Soong. She wore a
white monastery silk satin we'd
ding gown, styled with a high
neckline embroidered collar, long
pointed sleeves and skirt of un-
pressed pleats which folded into
a court train. She wore an heir
loom rosepoint lace veil. held by
Ia lace cap. and carried q bouquet
|of orchids and lilies of the valley.
Miss Mary Jane Soong was
maid Of honor for her sister and
another sister, Miss Katherine
Soong was q bridesmaid, along
with Miss Marguerite KWok, Miss
Evening star., 1952-01-16
Carolyn Green
To Be Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter D. Green
Of San Diego, Calf. announce
the engagement Of their daughter,
Carolyn Esmond. to Mr.. Joseph
I. Hutchinson Of New Brighton,
Pa.
The wedding win be held Feb
ruary "a in the chapel of the
United States Naval Hospital at
Memphis, Tenn, where Miss Green
is on duty. She is q graduate OF
the Garfield Hospital School OF
Nursing and did post graduate
work at the University Of Virginia
prior to entering the Navy Nurses
Corps.
Mr.. Hutchinson attended Ge-
neva College.
Evening star., 1952-01-16

Loretta Fob and Miss Julie Howe,
all of New York.
The attendants all wore aqua
faille strapless gowns. trimmed
with violets and a matching vel
vet bow, and their flowers were
aenanemies.
Mr.. Edward Eu served as best
man and the ushers were the
Messrs. Plate Chan. Haywood
Kwok, Peter Wang, Nelson Chang,
Harvey Yu and j. w. Woo.
After a wedding trip to Acapulco
Mexico. the couple will go to
Raleigh, N. c., where the BRIDE
groom is associate professor of
textiles at North Carolina State
College.
Mrs. Feng attended Madeira
School and Trinity College in
Washington. Her husband at
tended the University of Califor-
mia at Berkeley, Stanford Uni
versity and North Carolina State
College. He is q member Of the
Society Of the Sigma XII and
Sigma Tau Sigma honorary fra
ternity.
Evening star., 1952-01-16
Ex'cIllsivel ours
The Cdpitol vio the CocktoiI Cncuit;;
Two Beauties Va gho Should Be on List

and dinner beginning with RUS
sian bortsch was served around
q d nj. s
Tasha's sister Mrs. Sutherland
Harris was there and French
counselor Gontran de Juniac who
served in Russia and speaks tt
|fuently; the Augusta Rossos. old
friends Of Yasha'S who headed
the Italian Embassy ID MOSCOW
lat the outbreak Of the war, and
several White RUSSIANS whose
names ] didn't catch but that
isn't surprising.
Monday afternoon the Newbold
Walmsleys celebrated their 18th
wedding anniversary by inviting
their closest Washington friends
in for cocktails. AL came bear
ing gifts, some In the shape OF
bottles (the gifts not the guests,
and some especially done up like
the fine leather box Billy Mitchell
brought. inscribed Teresa and
Newly Walmsley 1936-l952."
Don Fabrizio Colonna and the
Reginald Perkins. who are visit
ing here from Rome where the
Walmsleys knew them. were
there, and Celeste Miller, the
Mario Rodriguez Of the Chilean
Embassy, the Royce Powells. Jerry
ELL who Is back on the scene
after a month In New York and
1.-THE Walter Muellers Of the Chi
lean Embassy. Mrs. Mueller Is
another real beauty who definitely
should be on the Washington list
Except for the fact she is re-
turning to Chile the end OF this
month. Her tail, distinguished
husband will follow her as soon
las he has completed his brief
financial mission to the United
States. Hsrs is the English type
LOT beauty rather than Chilean,
lredecting her Anglo-Saxon par
lentage. though she was born and
bred In Chile. Her fine features
and lovely expression put her at
the top OF the list.
This gathering was a farewell
party for Helen Macondray who
left this morning for Monterrey,
Calf. to visit her daughter and
lson-in-law. the Thomas Cop
lpedges. They, have Just bought
Ia house there as Tommy is at
tending the Naval Academy's
post graduate school which was
recently shifted from Annapolis
Ito the West Coast town. From
there Helen will wing her way
to Honolulu for a visit with two
daughters, returning to Washing
ton the middle of March.
Evening star., 1952-01-16
Cuban Envoy


Cuban Ambassador Luis Macha-
do will present to about Is persons
the decorations of the National
Order Of Merit Carlos Manuel de
Cespedes, and the Military Order
Of Merit. which have been awarded
them by the government of Cuba.
The presentations will take place
Monday, January 28 at 6 o'clock
at the Embassy during a recep-
ton for which DR.. Machado has
issued invitations. Two South
ambassadors will be
those to be decorated and
the rest will be American military
personnel and civilians.
January % has been chosen for
the presentations In honor Of the
of Jose Marti, Cuba
national hero.
Evening star., 1952-01-16
nlorToM.

Hostess at tea yesterday from
4 to 6 o'clock was Mrs. James M
Fadeley. Her guest Of honor was
the young Yugoslav artist. Olga
Dani. who recently completed q
portrait of Mrs. Fadeley.
Miss DAM, who Is the daughter
of a former Yugoslavian Supreme
Court Judge, was a prisoner Of the
Germans for three years during
World War II. She escaped into
Switzerland and since that time
has exhibited in New York, Phila-
delphia, Miami Beach and last
fall in Washington at the New
Georgetown Galleries. Z
Among those invited were Mrs
Magruder Macdonald. Mrs. Albert
Kenner. Nine. Jean-Pierre Be.
nard. Mrs. Paul Putzki, Mrs
Charles McEnerny, Nine. Corea
Mrs. Charles Fadeley, Mrs. Francis
w. Hill. jr.. Mrs. Bernath Phillips
Mrs. William T. Gill, jr., Mrs
Samuel Alexander, Mrs. Aubrey
Hampton. Mrs. Raymond Garrity
Mrs. Thornton Owen, Mrs. Jean
Chatel, Mrs. J. Edward Burroughs
Evening star., 1952-01-16
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MRS. Truman | Iostess at I eo;
Indian Envoy Is Honored

country 10 take part In the
Festival.
M. Thorp Gives Lunch
The Assistant Secretary OF
State, MIR. willard L. Thorp. was
host at the luncheon given yes
terday for the new Indian Ambas-
sador, Mr.. B. r. Sen. The luneh-
con was arranged by MIR. Burton
z. Berry. acting Assistant Secre-
tary Of State In place Of Mr.,
George C. McGhee, new on for
eign duty. MIR. Berry was unable
to be present and Mr.. Thorp acted
as host at the Carlton Hotel.
Guests. in addition to the AM
bassador, included the retiring
Minister. MIR. M. K. Kirpalani. who
shortly win leave for his new post
as Ambassador to Thailand; Mr..
II. A. Sujan, commercial coun-
selor; Mr.. !. ]. Bahadur Singh.
first secretary, and the public rela-
tions attache, Mr.. p. /. Bhandari.
Senator Alexander Wiley was
among the officials Of this Gov
who were present at the
and others included
United States Ambassador to In
dia, Chester c. Bowles and Mr..
Michael w. Straus, chief Of the
Bureau of Reclamation in the In
terror Department. Deputy Man
aging Director Of the International
Monetary Fund A. N. OVERLY was
there and others were MFR. Walter
Lippmann, Mr.. Eugene Meyer. and
from the State Department, Mr..
Donald Kennedy. MFR. Jonothan
Bingham. Mr.. William Whitemore
and Mr.. 8. Shepherd Jones.
MIR. and Mrs. Orme Wilson gave
q cocktail party late yesterday. en-
tertaining In their home at 2406
Massachusetts, avenue.
Evening star., 1952-01-16
Miss Werdebough
To Be Wed in June

Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Verde
baugh OF Berkeley Springs, w.
Va. announce the engagement of
their daughter. Betty Jean. to
MIR. Peter Thomas Noble. son, Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Noble Of
New York City.
Miss Werdebaugh, who resides
In Washington, attended Strayer
College. Mr.. Noble is junior in
the Foreign Service School Of
Georgetown University. He served
three years In the army, most Of
which was spent in Europe.
A June wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1952-01-16
By kothovias IA. Brooks

Mrs. Truman gave the 1irst of
her series OF teas for United
States veterans IN Service hos
pitfalls IN the Capital and It's en-
virons yesterday. Tho President
Joined her at Blair House to greet
the rs men, nurses aides. Gray
Ladies and those wearing yellow
wells. The Marine Band Orchestra
played during the party and gay
and festive air filed both Blair
House and Blair Lee House.
Mrs. James M. Helm. social
secretary at the White House
poured coffee and the dainty tea
sandwiches gave way to man
sized sandwiches. There also were
delicious looking iced layer cakes
and the piece de resistance was
chilled, foaming beer with
crackers and cheese.
The second in the series will be
given tomorrow afternoon when
arrangements viii be much the
same and it liz hoped that the
Chief Executive again will be able
to leave his desk to join In the
cordial greeting extended by Mrs.
Truman. Another group Of young
ladies, friends and contemporaries
Of Miss Margaret Truman will be
on hand to assist the hostess.
Prime Minister Beck
The British Prime Minister, Mr..
Winston Churchill returned today
to Washington for another short
stay after his visit to Canada. He
will be guest of honor at a recep-
ton to be given this evening by
the Society of the Cincinnati.
The distinguished Britisher will bel
entertained daily through the re-
mainder Of the week and until his
departure to return to England.
The Uruguayan Ambassador and
Sonora de Mora will be back today
from q short stay in New York.
They went there the end Of the
week to meet q number Of leading
motion picture stars and officials
who are going to Uruguay to take
part in the second annual Inter-
national Film Festival which
opened January 10 and will con-
tinue through this month. The
festival at Punta del Este was at
tended last year by lovers of the
cinema from other countries in
South and Central America as
well as from the United States.
The Ambassador and Sonora de
Mora were the ranking guests at
luncheon Monday when they
shared honors with Yvonne de
Carlo, q star Of the United States
films, and Mr.. Fred Glider, who
are among those going from this
Evening star., 1952-01-16
Capt. Thompson,
Mrs. BHckIe Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Percy
Thompson announce the marriage
Of their daughter, Sidney Thomp-
son Bickle, to Capt. Raymond
Webb Thompson, jr., U. S. N, son
of Mrs. Classen Thompson Of
Baltimore. =
The ceremony took place Janu.
ary "a in Christ Episcopal Church
in Georgetown. On the return
from their wedding trip, the
couple will reside in Norfolk.
where Capt. Thompson will be
attached to the Armed Forces
Staff College.
Evening star., 1952-01-16

Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett William
Byron Of West Branch, Mich,
announce the marriage Of their
daughter, Mary Anne, to 1t. John
Adam Gentzler, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clare Gentzler of this city.
The ceremony took place re-
Gently in the First Methodist
Church in West Branch.
Mrs. Gentzler attended Michi-
gan State College and her husband
received a bachelor Of arts degree
from the same college. On De-
cember Is he was graduated from
the Associate Quartermaster Com
pany Officer course Of the Quarter
master School, Fort Lee, Va.
Evening star., 1952-01-16

Announcement is made Of the
recent marriage Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Meyers and Mr.. Clifford @. Smith.
The ceremony took place at the
parsonage Of the Cedar Grove
Church at Deale, Md.
Mr.. Smith, who has been q
pharmacist in Washington for
many years, and Mrs. Smith are
making their home In Deale.
Evening star., 1952-01-16

TWO LUCKY CHILDREN who will be in the audience to-
evening for the special Young Peoples Concert at
Constitution Hall Suzonne Gordiner and her brother
6on, who stonds by along with their mother Mrs. A. S.
6ordner, jr., as Mrs. Tom Connoy presents por Of
tickets to Suzanne. Mrs. Connolys and Mrs. Gordners
interest in the concert from their membership in the
Randolph Macon College Aumnoe Association which will
act host to members Of the Randolph Macon Dance
Group, be featured with the National Symphony to-
morrow. ~ - -.Ren Photo.
Evening star., 1952-01-16
By Betty BeoIs

/ N(41 kAlG sNS0SAbgAks&&sAC AtAlC
Circuit that never fails): Having
laperitifs at Bill and Annelise Fitz
lGerald's the other afternoon was
Ia foreign beauty who should be
included In any list Of Washing
ton pulchritude. She IS the quiet.
lpatrician. young Baroness Won
lPlaten. wife OF Baron Carl Hem
lrik Won Platen, First Secretary Of
the Swedish Embassy Although
lshe is also Swedish the former
Mildred johnson Of the well
known Swedish shipbuilding firm
she has the dark coloring Or q
Latin. dark eyes. wavy dark hair
and cover girl features.
Another lovely young foreigner
present was Countess Riccardi,
wife Of the Second Secretary Of
the Italian Embassy who is him
self also very good looking. The
Chuck OWsleyS were there too.
They recently returned from his
foreign service post In Bern,
Switzerland and bought Mrs. J..
Borden Harriman,s house on p
street. Washington remembers
Mrs. Owsley as the former Mrs.
John McC Collough who lived here
during the War years In the saul"
house on the corner OF Twenty
third and Wyoming avenue. one Of
the houses now occupied by
Soviet satellites.
Bill Fitz Gerald told his guests
about the ;antler problem that is
currently confronting him. In
November he went out to the
beautiful Canadian wilds beyond
Lake Louise to hunt deer. In an
inaccessible area reached only by
pack horse. Bill found an abund-
Iance OF animals moose, bighorn,
deer. bears, etc. He shot a fine
stag and has the head to prove
Iit only he can't order ii home
from the taxiderlnist for want Of
a place to put 1t. Ailnelise draws
the line at having It mounted in
the drawing room and though
Eric Weinmann has offered all
kinds Of helpful suggestions In q
little pamphlet Of his own pencil
drawings, Bill is still perplexed.
Eric's enlightening sketches pre-
sent such possibilities for the enor-
NOUS spreading antiers as an un-
Ireachable hatrack for over the
doorway, d TV antenna for the
roof, or q frontal attachment to a
cocktail tray to insure protection
for its passage In a crowded room.
All sheer genius, Of course.
Strangely enough Eric, who
years ago lived with his family in
ICzechoslovakia next door to An
nelise and her FAMILY, almost
bought the house the Fitz Geralds
lgot on Bancroft place and finally
ended up around the corner in
the former Burmese Legation on
Twenty-third and Tracy place.
The Russian New Year got a big
welcome Sunday night at Tasha
land Gerald Severn's. Despite the
sound Of their names, Gerald, not
ITasha, is the one who's Russian.
From 10 o'clock till after 2 in
the morning their Tracy place
house resounded with champagne
lgayety and songs of old Russia.
Prince and Princess Dimitri VOL
konsky provided the latter and
as usual utterly charmed their
listeners with their sad and gay
songs. their duets and solos. The
buffet in the bar downstairs was
laden with suitable hors dioeuvres
Evening star., 1952-01-16
EnqoQed to Wed

Mrs. Mary e. Murray Of this
city announces the engagement of
her daughter. Joan, to Mr.. Will
liam w. Hurley. jr., son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Hurley, all Of this city.
The bride-elect is the daughter Of
the late Mr.. John D. Murray.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1952-01-16
Artist Eeted At Tea Party

Mrs. Carter Magill, Mrs. Leo Bry-
son Norris, Mrs. Charles c. Mar
bury, Mrs. Frederick A. Reuter-.
Mrs. Douglas Robinson, Mrs. Rob-
Iert E. Freer, Mrs. William E.
Sweeney and Mrs. Harold Strick.
land,
Evening star., 1952-06-25
IA Retiring Employees
Honored by SAWYER

Commerce Secretary Sawyer
yesterday congratulated IA De-
partment employees upon theil
retirement from Federal service.
Mrs. Caroline A. Hunt, of 262&
Garfield street NV, was COM
mended for her stay of 48 years
She was an employe of the Census
Bureau, where she received a
Meritorious Service Medal in 1856
for her handling of census data
and procedures.
Others retired at the ceremony
were:
Robert H. Gayleard, of $3.50
Hawthorne place NV: Mrs. Edna
M. Reid, of Tucker Hill Post Office
Va; Rollo S. Smith, of 315 Little
Falls street, Falls Church, Va;
William 2. Knight, of Baltimore !;
Miss Esther Gibson, 800 Tilden
street NV; Miss Lillian Pollock,
Glen Echo. Md.
Also, Miss Isabel E. Shea, of
5000 Idaho avenue NV; Miss
Marie C. Fisher. of 422 North
Edgewood street. Arlington: Mrs.
Bertha M. Ellsworth, of 461O
Guilford road, College Park.
Also, Miss Johanna BuSSe, 31OO
Wisconsin avenue NV; Daniel w.
Kessler, of 2031 Rosemont avenue
NV; Gottlieb Grossen, 1862
Ontario place NV, and John /
HighSmith, of 656 L street NE.
Evening star., 1952-06-25
Silver Spring Flyer Gets
License Under Godfrey Plan

Harold o. Fredericks, 81, oil
10206 Pierce drive, Silver Spring
Md, yesterday became the first
person to- receive his private pilots
license under the Arthur Godfrey
scholarship plan.
Under this plan, persons attend
ing American University are elig-
ible for scholarship giving them IS
hours of flying instruction at Ash
burn Flying Service, Hybla Valley
Airport, near Alexandria. Va.
Mr.. FrederickS. who is chief of
the Technical Assistance Division
International Region, Civil Aero
nautics Division. was attending an
Air Transportation Institute at
American University last year
when he was awarded the scholar
ship.
His final solo flight last night,
made in Pipe Super Cub, lasted
As minutes. After the check ride,
he was presented with his private
pilots license by Jim Millen, CAA
designated flight maintenance ex-
aminer.
Evening star., 1952-06-25
Hood College to Hold
Junior Red Cross Class

A leadership course for Junior
Red Cross workers will be held al
Hood College, Frederick, Md, from
Sunday to July 5 as part of a
Nationwide program.
High School students and adults
will be trained for work in hoSpi-
tails, blood procurement and dis
aster service.
Evening star., 1952-06-25
Iron Ore Exports Rise

Swedens exports of iron ore in
1851 jumped to 1891 900 tons in
contrast to the preceding years
12,943, ,000-ton total.
Evening star., 1952-06-25

DOACHES waving in the air.
N difficult household and die Then the coating stays
TO CONTROL and they be effective for months TO XII any
brought the that into the nome an
Science has just forth with that walk over II. -
o discovery, colorless coat Effective Tor Montns
ing that kills cocoaches and Science that
this product contains no DDI
months It is called Johnons fuode and phospho
NO-ROACH rous. Johnstons NO-ROACH Is
It's lust simple easy to communicating
You is coorless and
coating surfaces requented by brushed just where
woodwork without
the Carriage and and
pans wnuTw ia uooa ss against crawling insects
tat rh this nv;sbo odorss this modern NO-ROACH
coating they slowly Prices are o. 1or o pint or
paryzed turn their $780, and quart for $S
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The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-11-01

III. L. Lawson, Jr.
Warren B. French, Jr.
Fl. T. Gladdings
B. 3. Lipscomb
Hobart E, Duggins
F. L. Grove
L. r. Campbell
f. Monroe Abbott
3. B. Mckay
Richard Middleton
George c. Switzerland
E. Carl Hengen
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-11-01

Shall section hundred forty-five of the Con-
stitution of Virginia be amended permit the Gem
era Assembly to appropriate funds to agency,
school institution of learning created by two
states, under agreement to which the State is
party, for the Of providing educational facilities
for citizens of the several joining in such
ment?
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1952-11-01

l. The Token appointment ef Negro Ssooges to Jobs
with High Sounding Title Only.
2. The killing of Any Effectiveness of a FEPC
g. Courts to Interpret Laws Give Away Civil Rights
of Negroes.
a. The Segregation of Negroes in All Walks of Life from
the Policies Shown by Esenhower's Army Rule and
Nixons Needless Voting Record
The Friendship of UnAmerican Dxicrats and Falsely
Hued Southern Republicans Who Group Never
Sponsored Voted for Favorable Bill for Negro
Rights.
Evening star., 1952-02-13
!. PIANOS: ALL STYLES
PAY HIGHEST CASH pRIcEA
DOCS. PETS. Erc.

BOxER--To good home with fenced
afiectionate: sos or best offer. WA.
lbs, Monday after IL. all day
FINE. Ss.1I LARGE DOG. / VI. old: s black.
short haired. shiny coat; friendly;
good watchdog. 81. 6709 aft. 8 pm.
DOG needs kind sub. hones mostly
police; brown and black; male, 10
mos; lively; older children only:
owner 1I maoyins. INQUIRE II. 4-I644
BOXER PUPPIEs. s wks. to IL mos,
faWn, males and females \ house,
broken and raised with children;
several choice Of litter. TO. 5000.
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, Axe reg.
sropDeS mSSs fsSns Rsss slac6 sic6 masks. mask eare
GREAT DANES - Two o9a beantifui
females, yr. and 20 mos. Bargsfn
ct 500 each. See them. EifAW
KENNELS. Alex. Va. TE 24SO.
DOBERMAN PINSCHER puppies;
oculated. KE. 3-62SI. ~i3
GERMAN SHEPHERD. male, 2ls years,
needs space: SIS. CD. 4415. III
BEAGLE PUPS. male, 8 mos; dis
temper innoculations Completed;
So Gail OIL 1885. Id
COLLIE, Axe reg, gorgeous, grown
female; lovely Valentine rift; 4 4 4
u g1ys Ig1y away price; "a a5s7.
dam BY Oh. Derbyshire Duelist: sire,
Oh, crackiey Startrisht. JUs 7-ahe3.
Evening star., 1952-02-13
SITUATIONS MEN

office mgr; 81; mar
ried: acctg. degree; yrs. varied
exper.; 500 wk. ST.. S513.
ACCOUNTANT tpublicl. bookkeep-
ing and tax services; returns pre-
Psrea my ade: n rom RFinaesys g. ySsr E sSs sSas
ACCOUNTANT. expert, books started,
caught up. audited, closed. all taxes;
statistical and pay
roll clerk; permanent; IL years
81 eaieuiatins mscSines. s. also also
KNOWLEDGE q tipping, proofreadins
or copyholding; young man, 40.
sErss:t singls WIN start tart 81 leW gs.r scale
BUILDERS OR GENERAL con-
TIRAGToR,s IIy risht-hand man. Box
coMPANIoS non 10 convalescent; refined
gentleman. desires position. viii as
sist in home. walks, reading, etc.
Write to Box ASK. Star. 1gs
MAN. solored. wants iob from $50
Porter. bus boy. dishwasher, eie-
for JOHNNY BOY.
PAINTER, carpenter. plasterer; work
by white man. Reasonable. AN
RoSgM' DEeM' daRffEalR Rli a1Sai or helper. col:
WILLIAM Ii. WALTON. Ii. 3-S547.
Six yrs. exper.; mar.
ried; white; 3S; 20 yrs; DC. driy-
ing: reliable; wants perm. Job. OF.
SALES TRAINER position sought By
young man; "a expers car. 500
SIGN PAINTER, LIST class mechanic,
to work on percentage basis. 346l
14th st. NV. TU. 273o. GE. 6727.
--15
MARRIED, % yrs. old. seeks position
to suit experience in managing ONCE,
bookkeeping. stenography; some per-
ture considered. Box ASK. Star.
l3s
MIDDLE-AGED MAN. active, reliable,
good at figures. wants once work;
some tipping or comb. selling and
once. CO. $500. Ia