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STRAWS IN THE WIND


H ECE reversals of the Republicans in Wiscon-
sin, Connecticut, New York and New Jersey set political
brains to churning and tongues to wagging. The Democrats
were claiming Reputation Of the Eisenhower Administration,
which was only the beginning and the shadow Of things to
come in 1856. The Republicans, on the other hand were
strongly discoounting these results as having little or no mean
ing. The President himself spoke Of these elections as Skin
mishes1, and dismissed it all with the statement that he had
lost skinnishes before. Taken in this context, a Skirmish had
little or no relation to the real battle, which has meaning.
SOMETIMES it is good to try to appraise political mat
tiers in a calmer and more objective light. The winners usual
I read into their victories more than can be found there, and
the losers go the other way brushing aside their losses.
3 REPUBLIC side it must be said that these
losses do have some meaning, While it might be true that
battles were fought on local issues, and that the Eisenhower
Administration is not to be taken as having suffered any ma
ior reversal, vet many of the Republican candidates cam
paigned on the record Of the Eisenhower Administration, In
New York, the victory must be thought Of in terms of the
sweep, since the victory did go far and above any mere ma
Jointly, to such a point that the Democrats are looking forward
to the Governogship. In Wisconsin, there was another mat
ten. The section which elected a Democrat had never before
sent a Democrat to Congress, and the section was a farm sec
ton, which meant that the farmers disapproved Of Secretary
of Agriculture Benson and his program.
ON THE DEMOCRATIC side, there is another matter
altogether. These reversals for the Republicans point to smol-
dering dissatisfaction with the way things are being run in
Washington, and the people know Of no better way than to
vote. against any candidate wearing the Republican label
Even reducing the claims Of the Democrats to their lowest
terms, the words 81. Chairman Hall Of the Republican Ma
tional Committee express the concern which that party can
no longer discount. The elections in the several states begin
to show a trend, and the Republicans know that this might
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snowbaIEnto national proportions.

SOMETHING must be done, and come January when
Congress convenes there is going to be much scratching
around for a program. which will convince the people e :
whole that the Republicans have the answer to the peoples
problems. The claims that the time and effort IS beng spent
in cleaning up the mess in Washington might not n ana q
itself alone, be enough, Positive action must come. lnese
elections, scattered and isolated though they may be, might
serve to tell the administration which way the wind bioWs.
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COUNTRY
HOMES

2-APT. HOME in
Gaiths., good neighborhood. ST., ESQ
NEAT 6-ROOM HOME on "a acre In
Gath. full bsmt.. recr. room, fire-
place, stairs UP. nicely landsca ped
PICTURESQUE LITTLE RAMBI ER on
!s acre, beautiful view, $4,000.
612 ACRES. large 4-bedroom home
outbldgS., paved road, S15.T5O.
HILLTOP HOME on highway, way
side shop for antiques, easy terms.
MANY NAM OTHERS; STOP In our ottice
RIPLEY & ROMER. INC,
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OFF GA. AvE.-2-bedrm. brick Co.
lonial. modern kitchen. full bsmt.
gas heat. Fenced back yard. storm
windows. Only $14,500 with Low
cash. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5. Direc.
tions: Ga. ave. to August, right t.
Brisbane: right to 1923 and sign
NEAR HILLANDALE - Lovely. det.
cor. brk.; only yrs. old; 8 spaciou.
rms: powder rm. on lst FIR
screened porch, fireplace; approx
$4,000 down. Call Mr.. Scanlan
HE. 4-6400. PECK CO.
SACRIFICE brick house, located Ta
nov. reduced over $1,000. Cali JU
5-618S.
TRANSFERRED, must sacrifice Sill
yer Spring rambler: corner lot
fenced: playhouse; schools: GI
10 SJRQ1
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
1922 ROGART RID

brick Colonial liv. rm. with frepi.
din; rm.. kit, tile bath, porch, pan:
eled rec. rm., full bsmt., lge. level
lot. Out Colesville rd.. to Lanark
Way, left to Rogart rd.. left to 9922.
230 DALE DIR.
s16,950; Charming S;bedrm; Cape
rm., kit. storage rm., bath, bsmt..
Gated. Out Colesville I'd. to Dale DR..
(Mrs. Ksl. right to $50.
1908 FLORIN ST.
sic he,sS $50; TERMS; ;IF;Rl t., New s-bsdr%. s
with, tarepl.,, kit. tile bath. front
eS and du rep Ssm CONT mith to ST.
Parochial school. Out Ga. ave. ext.
to Dennis. right on Dennis ave. to
Henley. left on Henley to Florin.
1O603 HAYES AVE.
APPRox $50 Per SASh Mo, fAdASsSs iAeiaSns
taxes. 2-bedrm. brick rambler, tile
bath, lge. storage attic, f1repl.. storm
windows, level fenced lot. Conv. to
schools. Out Ga. ave. to Dennis.
1908 ESTELLE RID.
S14. LGE. 4e LOAN.
2-bedrm, Cape Cod, lge. expansible
attic with bath roughed in; liv. rm.
Sla,.n With frepl; lss ,, mirror H,n bath. lge
screened porch. level lot. Conv. to
bus and schools. Out Ga. ave. ext.
to Glenmont Hills Q2S0O block Ga.
ave.l, left on Hathaway to Estelle
rd.. right to Woodmoor Open Sign.
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EDGEMOOR-SI9. .950

OPEN SUN, i TO s
Det. home. in excel. cond., on lge. lot;
liy. rm. with f1repl.. sep. din. rm.
mod. kit, den 3 bedrms.. full bsmt
with bath, attic; Diet. gar; walk ia
schools, and shops. DIR: Out VIII
son lane. left on Moorland lane to
Hampden lane, right to Open sign
at 1925 HAMPDEN LANE.
JOLLES & SENNETT CO.
The Home of Real Estate
1025 vt. Ave. NV, DI. 7-4244
N. HANIP. AVE. EXTENDED
Only $1,000 will handle this lovely
det. brick Of g rms. and bath, side
screened porch. wall-to-wau carpet.
ing. plus many extras. LOUIS
RUDDEN. EX. 3-57O7.
ROCK CREEK HILLs-2 Iuxurioul
ranch-type ramblers. huge Iivine
area, din. rm., picture windows
very finest expensive kit, 5 bedrms
and den. 3 baths. maids rm.. mas.
ter size club rm., 2-car garage or
large cor. lot, with commanding
view. These fine homes are for thost
who can enjoy the ultimate in tint
living.
Out Conn. ave. past Ch. Ch. Lake Il
saul rd., right to E. Bexhill DIR. tC
97O1 and 9S01.
Builder, E. j. Preston, JU. 9-1252
NI-
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMER. UNIV. PIX. AREA. $I6.95O-
Jnt over D. c. line Ia acre. Cor
geously landscaped lot in a lovely
nes660rhPSd Snvaos One Of the. the cuteSt
White ash. shingle constr. Immacu-
late and loaded with charm. Modern
kit and bath, tull bSn1t., gas hot
water heat, screened porch. First
9drig offering and ,,,S will not ,,,I last Gq9d
7s4ai1: 7ef4i sRANk s7ss: To- s PHILIPS $50 D.
BANNOCKBURN, A S39. .5oO-The very
particular couple or small family
that has dream home in mind
SHOULD certainly see this rambler
before buying or building: the
strption an9 Sfe1E are ean peSGha lT T ge
15x24. containing shelves for hun
dredS of books: din. rm.. l3xI5:
kit. 10x15: den. lexis: law, : bed
rooms. 2-car garage; includes J
other costly features and luxurious
appointments that absolutely place
the property in unique class:
over half acre of beautifully land
scaped ground. FRANK S. PAIL
LIPS. DI' 7-l4l1; eyes,, OIL. 2-:3223
BETHESDA-Three- -bedrm. ramD4et;
2 yrs. old lovely neighborhood.
.SI1250, OWNER. OIL. 4-3197.
OCdL vi n. AOIOIlldl OLl uGdu-Gnu ST
Save. direct purchase fr. owner. OIL.
BETHESDA-Custom built brick ram
bier OF superior beauty; extraordi-
nary features nci ige. picture WIN
COWS, country fence, air-cond. unit,
cious liv. i'm. irepl.. music rm,' 3
bedrms.. all-elec. kit; GaS heat; gar
Fairly or.ced at S37 500. Inspection
by sppt. JAMES E. MAHONEY. HU.
BETHESDA - Pretty. modern Cape
Cod; liy. rm. with fireplace. lge. din.
rm.. kit. = bedrms., bath. porch.
stairway to attic; ali frame. ready
for handyman to finish 9 addi-
tional rms; WorkShop, ooo patio. Can
S15.5OO. EARL T. WRIGHT. OIL.
BETHESDA = SCI, ,5O0-OPEN SUN,
1-5-Charming 6-rm. brick with
1st-flr. bedrm. and. Il bath: fenced
stieet. Ain in S excel. res res. area area; "a assume
deorsetoWn 9si Te.' I'd. 9@io mile mile from
Wis; ave. to Huntington pkwy.. left
BETHESDA - New listing. Owner
transferred has priced realistically,
2-Story brick Colonial with 9
den and powder rm.. lge. fenced
yard with garden house and outside
grill. Located in Glenwood adjacent
to NH. Ewes. and Sun. Mr.. Lebltng,
OIL. 4-66ss. ROBERT B. HALL CO.,
BETHESDXUs24. $50; this new g.
bedrm., 2-bath rambler, has sep
arate.. din. rm. and full bsmt. with
outside entrance, all-elec. kit, dish
washer and disposal; excellent
value; may be purchased with as
little as $4,000 down. Very pretty
section. B1LLINGSLEY REALTY CO.
EN- 2-232R til nm -21
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
SILVER SPRING
All Open / Til Dark
REDUCED $1,000
PRICE. Sill Q5n

We believe this house is $1,000 un-
derpriced. Must be sold this week
end. Featuring large, liv.. .rm.. din.
fully equip. mod. kit. 2 bedrmS. and
bath, full bsmt.; conv. to everything
Directions: Out Piney Branch rd. tc
:. Old Bladensburg rd. to East Wayne
left on East Wayne to house and
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BETHESDA
8013 Newdale Drive
OPEN SITNnAv 1.5

The rambler value we challenge you
to equal. Fine big brick 3-bedroom
2-tiied-bath rambler, on a large cor
ner lot overlooking. beautiful park
Lovely neighborhood Of well-spaced
homes. wide paved streets, sidewalks
nice nj .adSs trees. One, One block 70 Dublic and a
with breakfast space, dishwashel
and disposal. diversified attached
garage. No basement, but 2 nice
utility rooms and the house is bull
APPROX. 4 It. above the ground
Priced in very low 20's and out-of.
week. Out Wisconsin ave-, right
I'd, right on Kentbury blocks tc
Newdale DIR. and home. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-l411; ewes" RA'
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OPEN SUM-, 1-5
2345 34th ST. Sc

OPEN SUM-, 1-5
2345 34th ST. Sc.
Lovely Diet brk. on lge. lot: liv. rm
with fireplace: din. rm., kit, 3 bed.
rms, and bath: natural trim; full
bsmt with half-bath: Gear gar;
mr.. the bus. A. A. CAROZZA CO.
2+12 Minnesota ave. Sc. LU. f.
0040. 80
COLORED-VACANT-920 C st. s.e
Newly redecorated. 8 rms, bath;
oil h.-w.h.; row brick. Only 1896
down. reas. monthly payments. To
inspect call VINNICK g. COHEN,
Me. S-2294: home, DI. 1881. -21
COLORED-MOVE IN FOR XMAS.
= Only S195 down. rms, bath;
gas, elec.. h.-w.h:,. radiators; low mo.
payt. We also have others in NV.
and ne. Call anytime. ME. s.
65S0. ARNOLD REALTY CO.
COLORED-S.E E. SPECIAL
6ix-rm. brick. gas hit. and garage.
EX 3-hTO7 IA 3-OI40
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CONNECTICUT AVENUE ESTATES
Yes. Sir. A large 40 trust. $50 pel
mo-, incl. taxes and insurance. A
3-bedrm.. Semidet. brick home; sep
dining rm.. full bsmt., gas heat. Ver,
clean. Quick possession. Ewes, OIL
2-4704 or OIL. 4-2SO6,
KIRKS REALTY CO., REALTORS
Evening star., 1953-12-20

Seldom are we able to offer q home
Of this type in q community of
home owners featuring a foyer entr..
large liv. rm. with stone fireplace.
dishwasher. etc. and table space:
3 large bedrms.. 1h baths, full
bsmt.. cement driveway and patio;
level lot. Directions: Out Colesville
I'd. to -Four Corners. left on Old
house and open sign.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
CHEVY Chase Md-Vacant

USUALLY LARGE IST TRUST
Attractive. brick Colonial in excellent
rms. on End a. Hobby room, full
bath in bright bsmt. H.-W. HEAT,
STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS.
Screened porch. big 2-car garage.
Magnificent corner lot. Quiet street.
close to fast transp., shopping and
available. ONCE open Sunday.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-94OO
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
BUYER Names DOWN PAYMENT

OPEN SUNDAY. . TO 5 PM.
12004 Charles rd;. Viers Mill Village
full bsmt.; payments, SS5, incl
taxes and insur. Out Viers Mill I'd
to Randolph ST., left to Charles I'd
LYMAN C. DELE g. CO., INC.
ST. 3-352O. 10. 2-06S3.
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SUBURBAN LUXURY
DETACHED RAMBLER
BUY WHERE YOUR DOLLARS
MAKE SENSE
This, delightful. new, brick rambler
features a large liv. rm., sep. din.
rm.. 3 large bedrms., 1I2 baths, huge
ultramod. kitchen. large lot. full
bsmt. Priced to sell today. Direc-
tions: Out Georgia ave. ext. to
Henderson. right to house and open
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Open IL to Dark
Woodmoor Agency, Inc
U. o-5555 Realto
$3.50

$3.50
Takoma Park; bungalow: s rms. and
bath; util. rm., oil heat. About
$1,000 down and $50 mo. pay
ments. HU. 3-3316, RA. 3-4SS4.
CHAPMAN REALTY. 30
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

BERWYN AREA-Sparkling new. Ia
story with 2 large .bedrms.. tiled
bath, diversified kit. din. area, pic
ture wind. liv. rm., room for 2
more bedrms. on end a.. full bsmt.
blkS. transp. schools; GI approved; !;
only .S12. JAMES !. MUNDY.
UN. $4,000.
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Semidet. Wheaton area. 8 bedrms.
full din. rm., full bsmt., Anchor
fenced lot. Modern down payment.
CHARLES E. TOMKIES, Agent, HA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-12

it's delicate best in this blend of eggs, vinegar,
spices and pure lemon juice-plus pure, fine
salad oil made for NJ Made Mayonnaise alone
So good, in fact, it will bring you praise as cook
and hostess. Want praise today?
Evening star., 1953-11-23

One Of the worlds smallest
countries celebrated it's indepen-
dence yesterday. The party
marked the 10th anniversary OF
the present constituted govern
ment of Lebanon, which is
smaller than our State of Con-
necticut.
The Ambassador of Lebanon
and Mrs. Malik entertained sew
eral hundred guests yesterday
afternoon from 4 to 6. The party
was at the Embassy residence
on McGill Terrace.
Guests included United States
Government officials, Arab diplo-
mats, many personal friends of
Lebanese origin, members of the
staff of the Embassy, members
of the delegation of Lebanon to
the United Nations and the Con-
sulate General of Lebanon in
New York.
Lebanon lies at the easten end
of the Mediterranean between
Israel and Syria. For many years
1t was under French control and
declared its complete indepen-
dence on November 26, 1941.
Two years later, almost to the
day, the government was con-
Btituted.
The Lebanese flag was on high
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Exclusively Yours---,:,r Betty ,.4.s
New Dominican Envoy and Wife Fonored at Two Dnners
Mrs. Rodord Names iqhpoints Of First Europeon Trip

New Dominican Ambassador
Manuel de Moya got off to a
good diplomatic start in Wash
ington at a dinner at the F
street Club Friday night. In
response to host Herbert Mays
toast to him and his wife, the
tall. very handsome envoy said
how pleased he was to serve
here because he loves this Won
derful country, and he flashed
such a dazzling smile that
everybody loved him back.
The toast started with all
standing and drinking to the
President of the United States
ana every one remained stand
ing for the toasts that fol-
lowed. One couldn't help not
ing how much more graceful
this was than to hop up then
down again between each
toast which seems to be the
latest custom at Washington
parties.
Localities have great fond
ness for toaSts. It's getting SO
they will raise wine glass at
the drop of a hat. Even out
siders think they add a GER
tain dash or climax to our
dinners. But clutching an
evening bag. a napkin and a
billowing skirt at the same
time you push your chair back
is not an easy feat to accom-
pllSh with aplomb several
times in a row. Except for
toasts to the President, which
are fairly rare. why doesn't
every one remain seated the
way Colombian Ambassador
Zuleta-Angel does when he
raises his glass to say a few
words? Then the whole party
can toast to their hearts con-
tent in a poised, graceful fash
ion. Amen.
Peggy Palmer was the
charming and efficient hostess
for her old friend Herbert May,
who came down from Pitts
burgh to give this party for
the de MoyaS. Mr.. Edward
Boshell. the new president of
Westinghouse Airbrakes, and
his wife also came to town for
it and so did Representative
Jim Fulton who was on a re-
turn train by midnight.
Former Governor of Ohio
and Mrs. Tom Herbert were
among the 48 guests and so
were Norwegian Ambassador
and Nine. Morgenseierne, Mrs.
Nathan Twining, the Harold
Stewarts. Justice and Mrs.
Stanley Reed. the Ray Henles,
the Max Truitts and the
Morris Cafritzes-Gwen in a
sheath black velvet dress with
her three-inch high diamond
dogcollar that some of the
feminine guests later modelled
as a tiara. The very good
looking black-haired Anna
Maria de Moya wore a fitted
white lace gown with a bril-
liant red taffeta stole.
Mrs. Ambrose Diehl Of San
Francisco was also at the din
ner. Recently sworn in at the
State Department as head of
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BerIuqe
Is IsEnguged

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Field
McLaury of Ashton, Md, an
nounce the engagement of Miss
Beverly Anslijn Berlage to MIR.
Carl Leroy Frederick, jr., son of
DR.. and Mrs. Frederick of Chevy
Chase, Md. A February wedding
is planned.
Both Miss Berlage and Mr..
Frederick attend the University
OF Maryland, where the bride
elect is affiliated with Alpha CHI
Omega sorority and Mr.. Fred
erick is a member of Sigma
Alpha Epsilon fraternity.
The prospective bridegroom
will graduate in February and
will receive his commission as a
second lieutenant in the United
States Air Force.
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Miss Samples
To Be Bride

Announcement has been made
by Mrs. Almeda Walker of
Charleston, w. Va, of the en-
gagement of her daughter, Miss
Holly F. Samples, to Comdr
Roger B. Peterson of Washing
ton. He is the SON Of Mr.. o. B.
Peterson of Chicago and the
late Mrs. Peterson. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Miss Samples was graduated
from Marshall College in Hunt
ington. w. Va. where she was
a member Of Delta XII Delta
sorority. A graduate Of the House
Of. Charm Modelling School in
Cleveland, Miss Samples also
attended Wayne University.
Comdr. Peterson received his
B. s. and Nd. S. degrees in engi-
neering from the University of
Michigan, where he was affiliated
with Phi Sigma Kappa frater-
nifty. He also attended North
western University.
Miss Samples teaches at the
Bradley Elementary School in
Bethesda and Comdr. Peterson is
stationed at the Navy Depart
ment here.
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Alvin d. Cannon
Takes Bride

The marriage of Miss Edith
torrance of Milwaukee, Wis, to
Mr.. Alvin D. Cannon Of Arling-
ton. Va, took place November II
at the United Church in Mil
waukee, the Rev. Odyss w.
Kneece officiating. The bride
was given in marriage by her
brother-in-law. Mr.. James Lowry
of Milwaukee.
Mr.. Cannon Is the son of
Mrs. Ellen F. Cannon of Ar
lington.
Following a wedding trip to
Denver, Salt Lake City and San
Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs. Gam
mon will live in Sonora, Calf.
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Mr.. MocBryde Host

The Rev. Meade Bolton Mac
Bryde was host yesterday, en-
tertaining in honor of Mr.. Doyle
Walker. who recently returned
from his post at the United
States Embassy In London.
Assisting at the tea table were
Mrs. Eldon P. King, Mrs. John
L. Proctor. Mrs. Spencer B.
Terry. Mrs. William S. Covell,
Mrs. Ogle Singleton and Mrs.
Theodore Kernig Of New York.
Evening star., 1953-11-23

was another dinner Saturday
night in honor of the de Moyas
only the hostess didn't get to
it. Rahel Davies Fitch gave q
party for them at the Chevy
Chase Club and was so sick
with a cold her doctor wanted
her to go to the hospital.
Cad" she told him. you
should have seen me two days
ago."
Jack Logan is putting the
expander on his house. Arriv-
ing Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving week end with
him are his son and daughter
in-law, Jerry and the former
Carol Hustled, plus the latter's
parents, Ellery and Helen
Hustled, plus his other son
John. The Husteds moved to
New York just a few months
ago. will get the glad welcome
on their return.
The Chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff and Mrs. Ar
thur Radford were probably
Europe's most welcome visitors
in many a year. They trav-
eled from Scandinavia to the
Mediterranean and everywhere
they went the sun shone, even
in Oslo where it hadn't been
seen in weeks until their ar
rival.
Mrs. Radford found her first
trip to Europe highly satisfac-
tory. She got a particular
thrill out of their private au-
dience with the Pope. the
medieval-dressed guards, the
Vatican art.
Another highpoint was tea
with the Anthony Edens at
Chequers. Prime Minister
Churchill's official country
residence. Hung from ceiling
to the floor with paintings COL
lected by it's former owner,
Lord Lee Of Fareham. its rooms
were also filled with tanks and
tanks Of Churchill's tropical
fish. Mariana Radford OBJ
served. Having his own coun-
try place Sir Winston fire.
quently turns Chequers over
to the Edens for the week end.
Henry Luce was Mrs. Rad
ford's special guide in Rome.
His wife's stock as United
States Ambassador to italy
went up as a result of the re-
cent Trieste disturbances, says
Mrs. Harold Talbot also fresh
from a visit to the Eternal
City. Clare made a hit, she
said, when she went out among
the threatening mob that sur
rounded the embassy and
talked to them in Italian.
Admiral and Mrs. Radford.
Secretary of the Air Force and
Mrs. Talbot and Gen. and
Mrs. Nathan Twining all dined
in Paris together with Gen.
and Mrs. Alfred Gruenther.
The high level American meal
also drew Ambassador and
Mrs. Dillon and former Am-
baSSador and Mrs. David
Bruce.
Evening star., 1953-11-23

SenOr German LeOngOmeZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wool
bright. jr.. announce the en-
gagement of her daughter, Miss
Mary Gail Sass, to Senor Ger
man Leongomez MatamoroS, son
of Sonora Margot Matamoros de
Leongomez and the late Col.
Eduardo Leongomez Leiva of
Bogota, Colombia.
The bride-elect attended Miss
Bouligny's school in Warrenton
and was graduated from National
Cathedral School here. After a
tour of Europe she spent the
past year studying at the Sor-
bonne in Paris. She is the grand
daughter Of Mrs. Robert H. Sui
tan Of Oklahoma City, Okla, and
the late Mr.. Robert H. Sultan.
Oklahoma banker and financier.
and the grand niece of the late
1t. Gen. Dan I. Sultan. Inspector
General Of the United States
Army.
The prospective bridegroom
was graduated from the Military
Academy in Bogota. His father
was military attache at the Co
lombian Embassy here from 1888
to 1941. Senor Leongomez is
sales manager for the General
Motors Corp. in Bogota.
Evening star., 1953-11-23

the reception center in San
Francisco, she has just begun
a 90-day orientation course, is
stopping at the Claridge Hotel.
The West Coast hostess job
will not be a social one. Each
of four main ports in this
country-NeW York, Miami,
New Orleans and San Fran
cisco-has a reception center
for meeting and programming
exchange visitors. The bulk
of these are professional peo-
pie invited to the United
States to study our methods
with the aim of promoting
understanding and interna-
tional cooperation.
You might say that this was
Dominican week end. There
Evening star., 1953-11-23

-Southall Photo.
MRS. FRANK M. LUECKE, Jr.
The former
Miss Janet Wright.
Now living. in Fort Sill, Okla.
are 1t. and Mrs. Frank M
Luecke. jr., who were married
recently in the Takoma PARK
Baptist Church. The Rev. Herb
ert w. Baucpm, jr., officiated al
the ceremony. which was fol-
lowed by a reception at the
Cosmos Club.
The bride. daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. John w. Wright of WASH
tngton. is the former Miss Janet
Wright. 1t. Luecke's mother,
Mrs. Mable Luecke, lives in War
saw, Ind.
Evening star., 1953-11-23
Vacation Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Boyce of
Washington are in Mexico City
for a vacation. They are staying
at the Hotel del Prado.
Evening star., 1953-11-23

Miss Marlene M. Stuchbery.
In the Mount Rainier Metho-
dist Church. Miss Marlene M.
Stuchbery, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin L. Baltimore of w.
Hyattsville, Md. became the
bride November % of Mr.. Lloyd
I. James. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry B. James of
Mount Rainier. The Rev. Daw-
son off1ciated.
Following a reception at the
church, the couple left for a tour
Of the South.