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Evening star., 1952-08-26
Alcoholics Should Be Held
On Farms, Educator Saws
BY the Associated Press

TORONTO, Aug. 26.-An Amer
1can educator says chronic alco-
holics should be confined to State
farms where they could earn their
keep and not be a burden on soci-
ETY. as a whole.
DR.. Andrew c. Ivy, vice presi-
dent of the University of Illinois
and an authority on drunkenness,
told an intercollegiate conference
on alcoholism here that chronic
alcoholism is a serious disease
which cannot be cured"
The only way to manage and
prevent it, he asserted, is total
abstinence"
DR.. Ivy said placing such suffer-
erS on institutional farms where
they could produce enough for
their own maintenance would
clean up about so per cent of the
skid rows of the United States"
Evening star., 1952-08-26
Grand Jury Indicts IS
In Smuggling Ring Of
$500 Million in Gold
By the Assoeioisd Press

NEW YORK. Aug. 26.-A Fed
eral grand jury has indicted 6sI
persons in a $500 million-a-year
gold smuggling racket.
The indictments represent "only
the first phase of the investiga-
ton and many more defendants
will be named, says Assistant
United States Attorney Louis I.
Kaplan.
United States Attorney Myles j.
Lane made the haf-billion dollar
estimate of the smuggling opera
tons as the indictments were re-
ported yesterday.
The indictments declared:
Unless this nefarious trade is
stopped, our financial structure
will be undermined by the siphon-
ing of of large reserves Of our gold
supply
Sold In Black Markets.
Mr.. Kaplan said the alleged
racket is based on the ostensibly
legal purchase of gold at $S5 an
ounce by persons claiming to be
jewelry manufacturers, and re-
sale Of the gold at big profits in i
foreign black markets.
: Such black marketing, the in
dictment said, sis one of thel
largest concerted schemes against
the United Stetes."
: The grand jurors declared that
regulations for enforcement Of
United States gold laws are in
effective and that Federal author
tiles are 'lax in their enforce
ment."
Basketball Fixer Indicted.
One of those indicted was Sal
vatore Sollazzo, a former jewelry
manufacturer, who was sent to
prison as a fixer in the recent
college basketball scandal.
He was indicted along with
Jacob Goldfless. Henry Mayer and
Arthur Muller on charge of con-
spring to violate the Trading
With the Enemy Act. IF convict
ed. they could be sentenced up
to five years in prison and fines
of $4,000.
If convicted on all counts, the
other defendants could be SEN
fenced to penalties of five years
and $4,000 fine ranging up to
100 years in prison and $21O. 900
fine.
Evening star., 1952-08-26
LORETTE
makes skirt history
$50 Orlon-45% wool

Milliken's wonder fobric gives
you something you've always
wanted !. q pleoted skirt that
stays that way, even otter suds-
ing. Lorette skirts keep their
pleot, hold their shape, seldom
need pressing. Washable by
hand or mochine.
Skirts styled by Johnothon Logon, eoch
1925
s. Easy Pleated Skirt. Clan plaid on
white.
Accordion Pleoted Skirt. Groy. All in
sizes 9 to IS.
s. Cotton Corduroy Cardigan. White
or red
WGL-Junior Misses Apparel,
Fourth Floor
:. also Bethesda Chevy Chase
Evening star., 1952-08-26
CORDUROY FUN TOGS

loved by busy tots, busy mons
Cotton corduroy, renews its beauty
with easy washing, requires little
pressing, is strong and Iong-Iostine.
l. Boys Separates. Checked in red with
green, red with blue. Sizes to 6x Hat, 1.o5@
jacket, SOS. Stacks, 3.95
2. Infants Crawlers. Toast, moize, light
blue, rose. Sizes small, medium, Ioree and
extra lorge---------------
Polo Shirt. Knitted cotton. White, blue,
noize. Sizes !, z, ,3.---------------1.5O
Not Shown: Toddlers' Overalls. Toost, red,
navy, blue. Sizes 2, 3, and 3x--------2.95
W6L-Nursey Corner, Juvenile Apparel,
Fourth Floor oso Bethesda Chevy Chase
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HELP MEN

Men len. en- IN. White t3.1c., age and 2l4o
work; 6 ewes. wk. and Sun. after
noon. Bank tellers preferred. Other
similar experience considered. Box
I i5tS; NAN NAN. IS to 80, for clerical Ms
work in savings and loan asso-
ciat,on Must be good typist. State
Graft status: Excellent opportunity
for advancement, 5-day wk.; group
Decentralization and other benefits.
Box 1877. Star. s
YOUNG MAN. white. to assist thea
ter mgr: no cxper. nee. Apply GEM
THEATER, 113l 9TH st. NV. 10
YOUNG MAN, 1925, draft exempt.
to work in clerical capacity in
nifty II you have ambition and are
looking for a position where you can
work your way up; 5-day. 371a -hr.
week. Apply personnel office. Room
300, EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
Co: $40 18th st. NV. 10
YOUNG MAN. white. to learn whole
sale dry cleaning and laundry supply
business Apply 623 H st. NV. -12
YOUNG MAN with high school edu-
cation or equivalent, not over age
32 and not subject to draft, as gen
eral clerk in old established instr
ance agency. Good salary and OBJ
portunity for advancement. State
tulI particulars in LIST letter. Box
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statesmen

WE HAVE
a new item selling to Washington
business Offices for the first time,
with very successful sales in other
large cities.
WE NEED
Five good men to introduce this
item and earn SIS to S25 per day.
with protection on repeat business.
Apply in person only from 10 am.
to 4 pm. Room l, $50 K st. NV.
SANDWICH AND GRILL MAN. col
ored; experienced; good pay; no
SODA MEN, experienced only; tor
pay. meals, tips, linens. OIL. 5000.
SERVICE MAN for neld repair OF
major appliances; good working
cond. and excel. opportunity; full
benefits, incl vacation, sick leave,
pension. disqualification, etc. Eve
ming appts. arranged. Call Mr.
Shallow at GE SUPPLY CORP. HU
$500. IS
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
man to work in truck service sta
ton; must have exper. and refs
WAGES S54 vkly. to start. Regular
advancement. SPEED Il BRISCOE
22OA u. !. ave. ne. IS
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APPLY
HOUSEHOLD
FINANCE CORP.
1914 Georgia Ave.
Silver Spring, Md.

DRUG CLERK. experienced. MOUNT
RAINIER PHARMACY. 4OO7 34th
DRUG CLERK, day work; 51a-day
week. Apply LAFAYETTE DRUG.
18th and Eye SITS. NV.
DRUG CLERK-lO to 6. PARK
LANE PHARMACY, 2O29 Eye St
n.w.t 10
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored. must have
excel. local fountain refs, &27 so
start. 3:3O-11:30, 1901 Georgia ave.
NV. 10
FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored; general
fountain work; no nights or Sun.
DUPONT PHARMACY, 1905 Mass
F oTsN Fan GIRL. white. honest and
dependable; night work EAST CAP
ITQL PHARMACY, Ii. $1,000. 10
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored, exper-
fenced, hrs. 3 to IL. Uniforms
furnished Apply in person. CHAS-
TLETON PHARM., 18th and r. sts.
NV. 10
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SALESMAN

Here is a real opportunity for tn,
time career for himself in a semi.
professional field. If you're inter.
ested in people, alert. imaginative
and have reasonably good educa.
tional background, you may be the
man we want Training at our ex-
pense; guaranteed income while
learning. If you would enjoy work
that performs a real service and
income that is limited only by your
own ability. phone for an appoint
ment: car necessary. SONOTONE
CORP, 901 Washington Bldg, DI
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CLERICAL
TEMPORARY-FoUR MONTHS

TEMPoRARY-FouR MONTHS
Good salary. pleasant working condi-
tions: accurate record keeping i'm
portant: some tipping ability. Near
South Capitol st. Bridge. Free park
ing available; hours 8 am. to 4:3O
pm. Monday through Friday.
GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC.
1875 21st st. NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. billing. re-
Shorthand helpful; 5-dsy wk.; air.
cond. ONCE. FORMAN BROS, INC,
1880 Oakie st. ne. IS
CLERK-TYPIST, large real estate
and mortgage loan arm. Permanent
position, life. disqualification and
surgical insurance benefits. 6-day
WASHINGTON bldg. Call MI. Allnutt,
lady: SD 5lday
week: H. L: RUST CO., 1901 18th
s :%s! na4'hss'; o ss5% c sRI''5 S6
CTEkk-TYPIsr - For insurance ma9
agency. good working conditions,
Sl15 month to start. 815 18th St.
nv; Room 400, MA. O3s2. ii
NACnA AIAS1 LOT Lyplng ana gen.
eral clerical duties in air-condi-
toned ONCE, ne section; short
hand pref, but not required; vaca-
ton with pay and other benefits;
permanent position, with oppor-
tunities for advancement. Call
intelligent. good
working conditions in air-condi-
toned once: 5-day wk., good salary.
MAX ALPERSTEIN DEPT. STORES,
CLERK -TYPIST in real estate ofice:
5 days per week; 10 to 8. MR.
KAMINS. Elk. 1880. 3
permanent position:
good salary; 40-hr., 5-day week
paid vacation. Apply in writing only
T. W. PERKINS, co Greyhound
Garage. 1345 New York ave. ne.
CLERK -TYPIST, no experience nee
essary; 5-day, 40-hour week. pleas
ant working conditions. in new
modern building. goth CENTURY
FOX FILM CORP, AS 3rd st. NV.
CLERICAL AND TYPING, 5-day wk.,
downtown ONCE; salary $500 mo- :;
permanent work for qualified person;
give age, exper., refs. Box 326-R.
Star. 10
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statesmen
HURRY
HURRY
HURRY

We have more leads than our
men can cover. WHY? Sim
ply because MUNTZ has the
PRODUCT, rated Al by the
nations leading consumer
research organization.
MUNTZ has the PRICE,
direct factory prices.
MUNTZ has the PLAN of
merchandising with direct
ia tory ShowroomS and
warehouses in Washington;
therefore, it costs MUNTZ
less to sell and it costs the
customer less to buy. We
save our customers as much
as 5000 to $3.50 on COMPARE
tive models of other nation
ally known brands.
BY selling MUNTZ TV from
leads procured through ou1
extensive advertising and
sales promotion program
you can earn top money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
HELP MEN tcont.)
SALESMAN

! want door knockers. Young men
not afraid to work. We pay the
best commissions in town. Sell
aluminium awnings, aluminium
screens, storm windows. storm doors
and porch enclosures. Earn up to
$500 wkly. Apply ABBEY HOME
IMPROVEMENTS. 3709 14th at. NV.
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TRUCK DRIVER

COLORM-25-38 years Of age; pre-.
vious experience. clear driving record
and D. c. drivers permit are neces-
sary Must be able to pass physical
exam. Apply Personnel Room sos;
open weekdays S:20-5 and Saturday
81 No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna. Ave. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08
statesmen
statesmen

The Washington branch of ma
tional organization will employ .
statesmen for local territory. Appli-
cants must have good educa-
tional background and of excellent
our products is not necessary. A
car will be required. We are proud
of our present sales force who re-
fleet the high standards of our
company. You can be assured Of a
fair interview and If selected imam
cial arrangements will be made
Phone LA. 6-5630 for appointment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-08

BLIND and window shade
installer, experienced; under IS;
drivers permit and knowledge of
metropolitan area necessary; salary
according to experience; and ability;
apply or call DICK WATERS SHADE
SHOP. 1911 Wilson blvd. Phone
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HELP WOMEN
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored;
HOSTESSES

HOS l ESSES
We have several openings available
in our restaurant for capable wom-
en-; 5-dav wk.: suits and meals furn.
over and above excel. salary; COM
pany financed insurance plan. APP
ply in person. HOGATE'S RESTAU-
RANT. 9th and Maine ave. s.w:
HOTEL MAIDS, experienced. colored
STEADY JOB: References required
s sRRlxx SalY IS D ST. NV HoTfd6
INSURANCE CLAIMS ONCE clerk
typist. 5-day wk.; perm: interesting
job. Phone MR.. DAVIS, MA. 27S0
between 9-10 am. IS
INSURANCE RATE CLERK. IRE cas-
ualty experience necessary; 6-day
week. Call Ma. SS7S.
INVENTORY CONTROL CLERK
Permanent position with large COM
mer. st. company for perpetual in
v vensory control work; previous
MuSt be Intelligent and and good coed with
Mr., Thomas, NJ. s. CHM CO. 14I7
INVOICE CLERK-Youne lady 70,
permanent position in office Of large
fuel oil firm. tipping essential; 40.
hour week; paid vacation and other
wripSt for Pen sppt.. Ii Ian s M5 cart
P. sTEUART q BRO, insurance
1873 18th st. ne. s
LINEN ROOM ATTENDANT, white
company benefits. Apply employ.
ment once, WARDMAN PARK Ho.
TEL, 2700 Woodley I'd. $
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HELP MEN

WAREHOUSE STOCK CLERK Lee.
ONCE supply and commercial sta
tunity in permanent lob; expert. de-
sirable but not essential; his. grad.
who wants future in progressive
company. See Mr.. Thomas. M. 8.
CHM Co. LAY New York ave d. w
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CLERK

laundry tickets and do ledger post
ing: one familiar with adding ma
chine Gnu T., PIX S sWitchboard preferred
LAUNDRY. 1927 X st. NV. 3
white, 2O-45, to work in
air-conditioned dry cleaning store
in Va; must be intelligent, steady
and neat; excellent pay. Apply in
person. 1894 Wilson blvd, Claren-
con- dnao Va. am. to 3 pm. ia.
CLERK for dry cleaning store: 5-day
wk., 40 hrs; good pay; must be
steady and reliable; vacation with
pay. DEPENDABLE CLEANERS,
30Os Columbia pike, Arlington, va.
White). Permanent posi-
tions. Starting at $1,000. Rapid
advancement. Excellent surround
ton and sick leave. Under 40
Personal interviews between 8 am.
and pm. Personnel once, Ma
TIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY,
3rd and r SITS. ne. Do not tele-
phone. IS
CLERKS for credit ONCE Of large re-
tail jewelry store: general once
work, no tipping; very good start
other company benefits. Apply KAY
JEWELRY CO., sol H st. ne. 10
dental laboratories;
interesting work; 5-day week, Apply
md f1oor. 1722 Eye st. NV 3
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women's and children's trim
ming. Liberal discounts on
purchases. Apply MR.. SP1CER.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
1919 F ST. NV. =
WOOL PRESSER, colored; permanent
position; Apply in person. ACE
CLEANERS: zoos Eye st. NV. Ia
country home near. Fredericksburg
Must be able to drive q car. Good
salary and permanent position
Reference as to honesty and sobrt-
ETY. and experience in this work
age child desirable. Important to
first reply. ?, P. o. Box All Fred
YOUNG MAN. some selling exper.;
willing to learn. Hours. IL noon to
AiLeARotSDf CLERK Gle s's some me- knowl-
Steady. reliable: Ref. IS 3 St; Sc:
MAN AND WIFE, between age rs and
kennel; s-room. bath apt. Must
nish written references as to CO.
operation and willingness. Must be
RIPHW kENNE fsoo Ae1 per Va. mf pufe
s., extended. TIE. 2430:
years, living in Arlington County,
near Columbia pike and Glebe I'd.
as clerk in one Of our branch
stores. Laundry and dry cleaning
and permanent. Phone Mr.. Cock
MAN 70 work 3iS at service counter
in electrical appliance service sta
ton; mechanically inclined person
f Eth ABILITY e ss5yi 9 pe Eve DI s
MAN, white. age q to 45, for general
work in furniture warehouse located
in ne. Washington: Must have
d. G. drivers permit. Permanent,
good paying position to sober in,
nh man MI Report Mattb WE'D w 600
ley 4s44. COLONY HOUSE, lS44
Conn. ave. NV.
MAN WITH VISION FOE THE FU-
and all phases with business estab-
lished over 80 years, Tools beyond
Imagination; an education Ne
ing; Government contracts in the
offering. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
foreign. CHARLES Z. HOPPER,
R.. 1924 18th st. NV. MA. 2710.
MAI to live in 3-room brick house
and work ON small estate in Mont
v week. in g. garden en- and Sv With horses.
Chores other days. Wife to iron !
day. Plenty of work for both in
neignborhood on free time. Call for
more details and salary arrange
ments. MIR. DeFRANcEAUx. days
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UTILITY MAN

Colored; general cleaning work al
Star garage; 8-4:3O Monday through
Friday; must be able to pass physical
examinations; many worth while
company advantages; regular ad-
yancement for right person. Apply
days, S:3O-5 and Sat. 9-1.
THE EVENING STAR
IDOL Penna. Ave. NV
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WAREHOUSEMAN

WANEf1OUOEM
Experienced, for warehouse of one OF
Washington's oldest and finest fur
niture stores. Good salary and
working conditions; company bene-
fits. Apply Mr.. Rota or Mr.. Muir
ray, JULIUS LANSBURGH FURNI-
TURE CO., 900 F st. NV. 10
WASHING MACHINE REPAIR MAN
wanted or one willing to learn
car. Write Box 143-B. Star. 8
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Sample Average Earnings

None of the above men had
previous experience or
training. The MUNTZ PLAN
is a MONEY PLAN. If you
have a late model car or
truck and you are willing to
work 6 hours per day, 6 days
per week, you, to, can earn
$4,000 per year as a MUNTZ
factory representative.
Come in and discuss your
opportunity in Americas
fastest growing industry.
INTERVIEWS: is PM.
Mr.. RoSsell
7704 Georgia Ave. NV.
3143 N. Wash. Blvd, Arl., Va.
Mr.. Woodfleld.
MTTNTZ TV
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CREDIT
INVESTIGATOR

HOUSEHOLD
FINANCE CORP.
Is interested in hiring a girl
with a good telephone voice,
who is interested in a
promising future. Ideal
working conditions, pleas
ant environment, good
starting salary, with excel
lent opportunity for ad-
vancement.
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BOOKKEEPER. must be active and
alert, for dry-cleaning plant; ex-
perience necessary. Apply in per
son. no phone calls. VOGUE
CLEANERS. INC, 1913 Blsdensburg
I'd. ne. IS
BOOKKEEPER, experienced; knowl-
EIDE of tipping; excellent opportunity
for right person; good starting sal
airy. with rapid advancement Apply
BEYDA'S. 111S F st. NV, DI. 3S1 6.
BOOKKEEPER. recent high school
graduate: experience not necessary.
AMERicAN SURETY Co. Co. "f go
Southern Bldg. 18th and H SITS.
NV. 10
BOOKKEEPER, experienced; young
woman for real estate and building
flrm; pleasant working conditions
in air-cooled once; salary. $4,000.
See Mrs: Stevas, between o and
40: L. E. BREUNINGER &
SONS, INC. 1880 K st. NV. Ma
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WINDOW DISPLAY
MAN

A fine opportunity for
man who Is now working as
a display assistant. Mems,
women's and children's trim
ming. Liberal discounts on
purchases. Apply MR.. SPICER.
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HELP WOMEN

ACTIVE WOMAN to work in frozen
custard place. 1881 Irving st. NV
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JUNIOR CLERK
THE EVENING STAR
1l01 Pannauluania Aua AZ III

KEY-PUNCH OPERATOR
For Remington Rand equipment; ex.
perienced alphabetical punching
temporary evening work Apply
REMINGTON RAND, INC, 26O1
XII S-SS00. q
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KEY PUNCH OPERATOR

Experienced on IBM or Reming-
ton Rand equipment for payroll
work. 5-day, 40-hr. wk; salary
about $50 wk. plus free transporta-
ton. paid vacations and sick leave.
Phone for interview
CAPITAL. TRANSIT
Evening star., 1952-12-22

Mrs. Harold E. Mott. and Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Miller.
Others invited were Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas King, and the following
nine Commissioners of the United
States Court of Claims and their
wives: Richard H. Akers, w. Ney
Evans, Wilson Cowen. George H.
Foster, Currell Vance, William E.
Day, Roald A. Hogenson, Paul H.
McMurray and c. Murray Bern
hardt.
The party at the Magills was a
gay event featuring a sumptuous
buffet and champagne.
Among those asked to come by
were Senator and Mrs. Bourke B,
Hickenlooper, Representative and
Mrs. Lindley Beckworth, Judge
and Mrs. Richard F. Mitchell, Mrs.
Arthur Macarthur, DR.. and Mrs.
Murray Copeland, MIR. and Mrs.
Russell H. Bishop. Mr.. and Mrs.
Washington Biscoe Williams and
Mrs. Benjamin Colby.
Others were DR.. and Mrs. James
Fadeley, Mr.. Scott B. Appleby, Mr..
and Mrs. Appleby, jr., Mr.. A.
Marvin Braverman, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. B. Gill, Mr.. and Mrs. William
B. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Fadeley. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Hunsehe, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack w.
Joslin and Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Harold SOrenSon.
Evening star., 1952-12-22
Exclusively Yours
Observations Whipping Through Washington Week End
From Dining With Arqentnes to Lunchinq With TruLlLo

the two tables were the am
bassadors of the aforementioned
countries and their wives. and
people having to do with Latin
affairs in general or Dominican
in particular-Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph E. Davies who gave a
dinner for the generaliSSimo
Thursday evening, Marine Com
mandant and Mrs. Lemuel Shep-
herd, Tom Mann. Deputy Assist
ant Secretary of State for Latin
American Affairs; Justice and
Mrs. Stanley Reed, the Chief of
Protocol and Mrs. Jack SIM
mons. Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Walsh, DR.. and Mrs. William
Morgan, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Milton Miles and the Ray Hen
les. If you're not in the know
you can get awfully confused
when you hear people address
the Mileses. He has been called
Mary ever since the days of
Actress Mary Miles Minter, and
his Wife's name is Billie.
There were an unusual num-
ber of native Washingtoniars
present for a gathering of this
size-Caroline Thorn Walsh,
Elizabeth Shumate Morgan,
Caroline Thompson Simmons,
Mary de Vega, wife of the Do
minlcan Minister Counselor, and
yours truly.
The menu for the elegant
luncheon (here we 60 againD
was printed on gold-crested
cards which carried a descrip-
ton of the occasion and reposed
at every ones place. Here's
another tasty meal you can whip
up some evening: Consumme
vermicelll, seafood with a Vine
gar and oil sauce; filet of beef
stuffed with olives, rolled and
roasted; rice cooked with peas;
a green salad with a mousse Of
pate de foie gras; a mold Of
raspberry and kirsch sherberts
and to wash it down-Chateau
d'Yqueln 1887, Chateau Latte
Rothchild 1945 and Dry Mono
pole 1941. All. me! C'est la vie!
C'est also the way to get fat.
Evening star., 1952-12-22

Dinner at the Argentine En-
bassy where Spanish Ambassa-
dor Felix de Lequerica chuckled
over the thought of the record
he had made of himself singing
Some Enchanted Evening" and
Chinese Ambassador yelling
ton Koo kidded him about hav-
ing the build of an opera star.
:. A chat with Senator Rus
sell Long who has been the baby
of the Senate for four years and
will continue to be even in the
new Congress. Yet before the
next session is ended he will be
senior to over half the Senate.
A meal of grandiose proper
tions that should have sent
everyone on a cross-country run
to work it off instead of home
to bed at the customary hour.
.. A beginning of consomme
royale, followed by vol-au-vent
aux fruits de mer-meaning a
vol-au-vent of lobster, shrimp
etc. A piece de resistance of
roast pheasant served on plat
ters bearing beautiful stuffed
pheasants in full plumage dn-
cluded in the same course
pureed chestnuts), continuing
with green salad and fine cheeSes
and ending with coffee mousse
and cake in mold. :. All, me!
C'est la vie!
A period of relaxed comfort
afterwards that did credit to
the effortless ease of the young
and charming Ambassador Hi
polito PaZ and his wife Mini. i.
The latter very chic in a stun
ming Jacques Faith gown her
husband made her buy. An un-
usual combination, it had a
starched white collar on a grey
silk organza blouse above a
voluminous golden brown bro
cade skirt.
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Dinner at the Tom Blakes
where Tom introduced a new
high in thoughtfulness for his
guests. Before leaving the house
to head for the Hasty Pudding
show at Lisner Auditorium, they