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Delegates
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ued. But this way, there are
so many, everyone is lost in the
crowd and they have q chance
to meet quietly together"
But the best remark over
heard during the evening was,
MY dear, no one would discuss
anything so vulgar as money!"
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CROWN PRINCE Savang
Vathana Of Laos said yester-
day, after calling on President
Eisenhower:
II was indeed surprised and
pleased to see the President In
such good health. He Is q
marvellous man."
The Crown Prince talked to
reporters yesterday at q party
given by Ambassador Souvan-
navong Of Laos at the embassy
in honor Of the Prince and his
daughter, Princess Savivan.
The beauteous Princess said
she had had a wonderful time
sightseeing and complained
that 1t was her last day in
Washington and her stay had
been too short to see every
thing.
All the chiefs Of mission
were invited to meet the
Crown Prince. and among
those stopping by early were
the dean Of the diplomatic
corps, Norway's Ambassador
Munthe de Morgenstierne,
who returned Friday after
spending the summer in Nor
way.
Others were the Belgian
Ambassador, Baron Silver
cruys, the A b ASA dor Of
Czechoslovakia and Nine.
Petrzelka, Ambassador ESteves
Fernandes Of Portugal. AM
bassador de Kaufman Of
Denmark, Ambassador Romulo
Of the Philippines, Ambassador
Gunewardene Of Ceylon, AM
bassador Yang Of Korea and
Ambassador Tong of China.
A large delegation from the
French Embassy turned out.
among them the Ambassador
and Nine. Alphand, Minister
Charles Lucet and Counselors
Jean de la Grandville and
Pierre Landy.
Still more were Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Kaufman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Bell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Young. Mrs. Ran
dolph Kidder, Counselor Pala-
cious of Uruguay, Chief Of
Protocol and Mrs. John Sim
mons and Mr.. Victor Purse.
SECRETARY OF STATE
and Mrs. John Foster Dulles
entertained for the Crown
Prince and his daughter later
In the evening at q dinner at
Anderson House.
DISTINGUISHED Loatian
guests included the Secretary
of State and Interior of Laos
and Nine. Chao Somsanith.
Director Of Protocol Chao
Sopsaisana, and Counselor of
the Laotian Embassy, Keo
Vipi1aphone.
Chief Justice Warren headed
the list of United States off,
Gals present. Other guests
were Senator and Mrs. John
Sparkman, Admiral and Mrs.
Arthur Radford. Special As
sistant to the President and
Mrs. William Jackson, Assist
ant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Carl McCardle, Counselor
Of the State Department and
Mrs. Douglas Macarthur I'd,
Assistant Secretary Of State
and Mrs. Walter Robertson,
Chief of Protocol and Mrs.
Simmons, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Sebald, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Young. Miss Patricia
Byrne. Mr.. Harold Coolidge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kauff-
mann and Mrs. Robert Low
Bacon.
STILL MORE PARTIES for
the men of high finance were
given last night. among them
a dinner given by The Neither
lands Ambassador and Nine.
van Roijen in honor Of the
Netherlands Minister Of FL
nance, Mr.. j. van de Kieft.
Guests included Undersecre-
tary Of the Treasury and Mrs.
Randolph Burgess, Ambassador
and Mrs. Eban of Israel, Di-
rector Of ICA and Mrs. John
HOLSTER, Chairman of the
Federal Reserve Board and
Mrs. William McChesney
Martin. jr., President of the
Export-Import Bank and Mrs.
Samuel Waugh, Deputy AS
sistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Thorsten Kalijarvi, DR..
and Mrs. M. w. Holtrop and
Prof. A. M. de Jong Of the
Nederlandsche Bank, DR.. p.
Lieftinck. Jhr. E. van Lennep,
Prof. II. NJ. H. A. van der Walk