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EisenhoWers Sail EurIy
On European Trip

Former President and Mrs Eisenhower
sailed today at noon on the Queen Elizabeth,
a day ahead of their long-set schedule.
They were due to embark tomorrow on the
France but when it was held up in LIE Havre
by strike. they had to do some multiple
switching around use the word multiple
adviSedly for it was not merely a matter of
reServing suitable accommodations for the
General and his wife. With them went Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Gosden. the Generals aide.
Brig Gen. Robert Schulz, former White
House Social Secretary Mary Jane McCaffree
and the two eldest Eisenhower grandchildren,
David, IA, and Anne Is.
If things ever seem little dull en- route
or on any part of the tour-as though that
were possible with two teen-agers in tow
Mr. Gosden should be able to remedy the
situation with some impromptu imperSona-
tons. Frank GoSden is none other than
Andy of Amos and Andy.
The party will arrive at Cherbourg on
the 23rd, and go to Copenhagen the next day.
stopping there at the Hotel d'Angleterre
From the 29th until the 31st they will be at
the Hotel Grand in Stockholm, then by train
they will go to Cologne, Germany. for August
3 and 4. staying at the Excelsior Ernst.
They will arrive in Paris on August and
stay at the Georges v for five days while
they revisit the scenes of their years there
when the General headed SHAPE, and show
the grandchildren the landmarks of Paris.
LONDON will be their next stop. Arriving
there on the 10TH they will stay until the
10th at the Savoy Hotel. AS the royal family
is not apt to be in London in August, there
may not be any palace entertaining in their
honor. and if not, it could be the EiSenhowerS
planned it that way so as not to create a stir
From August 10th to the 21St they will
be in what is known as the National Guest
Flat on the upper floor of Culzean (pro-
nounced Cullane) Castle near Ayr, Scotland
which is Dwight EiSenhowerS for the dura-
ton of his lifetime.
They will fly to Dublin from there and
stay at the Hotel Gresham until the 24th
when they will board the America at Cobb,
Ireland, which is the first view ever had
of the Emerald Isle. Seeing it on approaching
Cobb, one can tell where it got it's nickname.
The coastal slopes that dip down into the
waters are green. The ocean all around looks
just as green.
BRITISH AMBASSADOR and Lady
Ormsby Gore spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert May at their luxurious
Topridge Camp in the AdirondackS. The Mays
sent their Viscount plane down to Washing
ton to carry Sir David, his wife and two of
their children and Chief of Naval Operations
and Mrs. George Anderson back to the wood
land ridge between two lakes into which Mar
jorie has blended superbly equipped cabins
that are beautifully serVced by her efficient
staff.
For those who wanted activity there was
plenty of it. On Sunday alone the Ormsby
Cores took in waterskiing mountain climb
ing, fish fry and finally square dancing.
TWO WASH INGTON EXPLORERS
have picked the coolest place north Of the
equator for a summer cruise. At Pakistan
Ambassador and Begun Azz Ahmed'S din
ner the other night, the Ralph Beckers said