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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1956-02-02

MRS. Frank Dohm and family wish 70
express their sincere thanks to the
neighbors on Emily and Alder aves.,
Chambers Elementary and Shaw High
Schools, and fellow workers of City
of East Cleveland for their many eX-
pressions of kindness in the loss of
their husband and father, Frank
Dohn.
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CARD OF THANKS

WE wish to express our sincere ap-
probation to friends, neighbors. rela-
tives, for their kindness. sympathy
and beautiful floral offerings; also
Rev. Claude Roe for his consoling
words, in the loss of our beloved
mother, Mary Hougland.
Mrs. Harry z. Davis
Floyd Hougland
Howard HOuPland
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WE wish to express our sincere appre-
citation to friends, neighbors and
and beautiful floral offerings; also
DR.. Howard M. Wells for his consol-
ing words, and the East Cleveland
Police Department, in the loss of our
beloved husband and father.
Mrs. David Whale
and Family
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nobody remembered to deny
that / am an old lady"
The Italian press has praised
her. Recently. "Epoca." which
Is the second largest naga-
zine In Italy and Is in the CEN
ter politically, said Of her:
I'm the history Of the mod
ern world this is perhaps the
first time that such an eminent,
delicate and ditiiculty job has
been really held by q woman
/. Zone who has) the source
Of every decision. Had Clare
Luce failed, the discredit
would have affected ell worn-
en-. She is an ambassador,
not q woman ambassador.
Clare Luce has been receiving
every day for years hundreds
Of letters from unknown peo-
pie who appeal to her for q
number Of reasons that have
nothing to do with an am
bassador's Job. She Is sort Of
godmcther for all. q beautiful
and fair woman who protects
the weak. helps the poor. the
Blue Fairy. the Statue Of
Liberty personified. In q cer-
tain sense. Clare Luce Is for
many people 9 substitute for
the Queen we do not have.
The pressure Of such q p0pu-
larity Is irresistible. 7
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AUTOMATICALLY
SPEAKING
Society Gathers Under Big Tent;
South Africans Give First Party
BY SELMA ROOSEVELT

red, white and blue flowers
made into the New Zealand
flag.
The only New Zealand dish
featured was a white cake
dessert called "Pavlova' be-
cause it's as light as the dance,
explained Lady Munro. Thirty
six Of these large cakes were
made for the party by the
Miunros' daughter, Mrs.
Charles Dettor.
Nearly all the chiefs of mis-
sions turned out. among them
Ambassador and Baroness Sill
vercruys of Belgium, the latter
saying it's hard to get used to
high heels again after three
months on Nantucket =. Brit
aims Ambassador and Lady
Makins and their Minister and
Mrs. CoulSon, who's also back
after the summer in England
recently arrived Ambas-
sador Anis Of Sudan, making
one Of his first reception APP
pearances the French AM
bassador and Nine. Alphand
=. the Iraqi Ambassador and
Mime. Shabandar, who re-
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well, the circus has begun
again and here we all are
gathered under one big tent"
said a guest last night at the
national holiday reception
given by the New Zealand
Ambassador and Lady Munro
at their embassy.
While this may have been
q somewhat "irreverent" way
to express ii, there was no
question that the New Zea-
land party marked the first
en- fhasse gathering Of WASH
ington society for the fall
season.
Anticipating a record turn
out, the Munros held the recep-
ton outdoors under the big
gest marquee ever seen at a
Washington party.
The event marked New Zea-
land Day--the anniversary Of
New Zealand's becoming a
self governing Dominion in
1907.
Using a patriotic motif in
the decorations, the buffet.
providing dinner for some 600
guests. had a centerpiece Of
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Clare Boothe Luce
Says She'll Retire

retery Of Commerce Sinclair
Weeks last year when he at
tended a Milan trade fair.
Recordings
A recording machine in her
bedroom helps her. She has
Italian articles and books read
into the machine in good Ital-
ian Gccent and plays them
back each night as she pre-
pares for bed.
This way, she improves her
Italian and learns something
Of substance at the same time.
Her husband. Henry Luce. has
been reading the Bible in
italian.
Her office Is in a downtown
palace which once housed the
Italian Queen Mother Mar
gherita for 20 years. Her office
is In the old dining room.
On her desk q plaque faces
the visitor: at sourtout, pas
de zele" ("And above all, not
too much zeal"). Another faces
her: Lord. you know that this
will be a very busy day. / may
forget you, but do not forget
meLord Ashley"
Glare Luce has become q
tourist attraction Of Rome
which, some embassy secre-
taries suspect, surpasses the
Coliseum and the ruins Of the
Roman Forum.
Henry Luce spends approxi-
mately six weeks in Rome and
six weeks in New York. Each
J time he leaves Rome, he tells
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to make me finance minister.
feeling even could do no
HARM" he teased.
SO spoke one Of South
Africa's most colorful and
genial political figures, who
with his wife was the guest Of
honor at the first big party
given last niyht by the new
South African Ambassador
and Nine. du Plessis.
The Finance Minister, q
roly-poly, cherubic-faced in
dividual who looks exactly like
a United States Senator is ex-
pected to look. has been in
politics some 40 years.
II spent 81 years in Parlia-
ment," he said, But I hope
I have sense enough to retire
before / die. They might find
out how stupid ! am"
The Minister was for many
years Speaker Of Parliament,
but he said:
That's q misnomer. / was
never allowed to speak. For
six months / had to listen to
speeches from the lawmakers,
and then the rest Of the time
! had to listen to my wife"
He also served as Minister
of Posts and Minister Of
Health before taking his pres
ent position three months ago.
Mr.. Naude says So ut h
Africa's got one Of the
soundest economies in the
world and hasn't asked for a
cent of United States aid.
However. he added their big
gest problem was gold.
I'VE produce two-thirds Of
the worlds gold, but the price
has been the same since 1888.
It costs so much more to mine
it that many of our gold re-
Continued on Page B-4, Col.
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CONTINUED From PaGe B-,

NFkAaNAA@
herself Just as we were served
the best cup of American cof-
fee we have had in Europe. We
gulped it down hastily.
Obviously. Mrs. Luce has
been hurt by the doubters in
Rome and Washington.
II have invited any newspa-
perman to let me feed him one
teaspoon each week Of the
scraped dust from my ceiling
$. and then look at him after
a month";" she said. There
have been no takers"
Now. she insists. she is in
good health because she is
made Of lead pipe and steel
or something"
Demands on her for appear
ances in italy are staggering.
There we're four places that
very afternoon where 1t was
important for the American
Ambassador to be.
Obviously the demands on
her are greater because she
is a woman, and a beautiful
one.
While all ambassadors are
swanfped with too many de-
mands. Mrs. Luce has an
added problem. Her absence
is more conspicuous. Her en-
trance and her exit are always
noted.
She has mastered the Ital-
ian language. which is con-
sidered q great compliment
by the Italian people. And she
got a lot of enjoyment out Of
acting as interpreter for Sec
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turned to town in time to get
their daughter Of to Bryn
Mawr today Nine. Chuong,
wife Of the Ambassador OF
VietnaIn, who is recovering
from an attack Of shingles
and Nine. Zaroubin. wife
Of the Russian Ambassador,
escorted by Counselor Sergei
Striganoy Of the Soviet
Embassy.
Mrs. John Foster Dulles. Mr..
and Mrs. John Simmons, and
Mr.. Victor Purse were among
the State Department repre-
sentatives as well as acting
Assistant Secretary Of State
and Mrs. Burke Elbrick. she
wearing one Of those huge,
zany, furry. feathery hats that
are this seasons rage.
Among countless others were
Justice and Mrs. Douglas. Spe-
cial Assistant to the President
Harold Stassen, Assistant At
torney General and Mrs. VIII
liam p. Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Cafritz, Mr.. Joseph
Davies. Col. Robert Guggen-
helm. the Homer Fergusons,
the James Hendricks. the
James Houghtelings. the Eric
Johnstons. Mr.. Edgar Morris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jouett Shouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Thomp-
son, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Fleming, and Democratic big
shot Les Biffle. who predicts
that, If the trend continues,
the Democrats are going to
win the presidency. capture at
least two to four more Senate
seats and at least 10 more
House seats.
$50
SOUTH AFRICA'S financial
position is so sound" says Mr..
]. F. Naude, "they can afford
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friends, he losses coin into the
Treyi Fountain (the Three
Coins in the Fountain" foun-
tain) which, by legend, assures
your return to Rome.
He has his ONCE at Corso
d'Italia. and rides an old coin
operated elevator to itleav-
ing q supply Of coins with the
janitor so guests can ride free.
There is no question that
Mrs. Luce has been a bold and
successful ambassador. She
was heavily criticized both in
Europe, and to q lesser ex-
tend In some United States
newspapers tnotably the New
York Tines when she insti-
tuted q policy Of denying
American contracts to any
firm with either management
or labor dominated by COM
munists.
New Policy
The United States has not
tried such a policy in any
other country, but she claims
that it has proved itself in
Italy, and cites the Fiat fac
tory In Milan (the General
Motors Of italy,. where there
was e labor union composed
76 per cent Of Communists.
The most recent labor cleo
ton there revealed only 80
per cent were Communists.
And the city elections over-
whelmingly shifted from Com-
munist control.
Togliatti. the Italian COM
munist leader, said Of her:
1.-THE old lady has the power
Of casting evil spells"
Replied Mrs. Luce in fem
mime fashion: Everybody
has been kind enough to deny
that / have such powers-but
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Attending Workshop

Six administrative leaders
Of the Montgomery County
YwCAare III Roanoke, Va. this
week, attending the Southeast
workshop for YWCA leaders.
They are Mrs. Lyman B.
Smith, Mrs. Thornton B.
Moore, Mrs. r. L. Mighell, Mrs.
william c. Jenkins. Mrs. VIII
liam r. Brogden and Miss
June Donahue.
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with Snort jccket
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se5 and Sse5 Nyn Slips $5S5 Sheath shettes with oce
oyeoy on hemne and BODICE embroidery ond peos en- focd hemn
White Sizes 3 tc 40 in group.
$500 Nyon Nyon DRAGON Slips $3S5 loshed with eooe
Ioce bodies end sheer fonoes White Sizes q to 40
$3.50 Nn cuddon and Ducron ond Cotton Slips w WIN 6onY
embroidery lace trims Some cno lengths group sizes 81 50 ~
$500 Cotton Petsieooi ST. embossed design ond gold prints White
Smol
soe5 and Szo5 Brushed NIon Gowns Poicmus $6ss and SSS5
Woz enoh Gown with delicate vol Ioce pink blue. yecn
Sizes "a to Poomo with knitted cuffs in red ond blue Sizes 81 70 ~
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Women's Dresses Second Floor

si7ee Dresses $685. Light oup prints IN cotton stripes ond foo
pnts one piece and some nbok with jackets Few sheer
prints ord polka dot ehffcns. Sizes l6z 70 24l1.
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Clearance Item. Also In chdrsns Wear Sees to g. end os
to IA
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$zss 10 1926 Infons Todders Shoes $os Discontinued
styles Mostly white Broken sizes.