FROST INTRIGUE FOREIGNERS

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP68-00046R000200250017-3
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: December 23, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 19, 2014
• Sequence Number: 17
• Publication Date: September 20, 1956
• Content Type: OPEN SOURCE

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I Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release @ 50-Yr 2014/03/19: CIA-RDP68-00046R000200250017-3
WASIANGION POST
AM TIMES HERALD
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Frosts Intrigue Foreign'er's
.By W rizoM M4eitiloia
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REAR ADM: , Laurence
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LFrost, the new Director Of
rilaval I telligence, took time
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out last evening ,from' his
cloak. and
dagger du-
ties and,gave
a party. Held
..in the Oak-
leaf, Anchor
and .Eagle
Rooms of the
Naval Hospi--
tal Commis-
sioned Off i-.
,cers', 'Mess,
it was an
Ars. 'McLendon
.upper eche- . .
Ion affair to introduce for-
eign Naval 'and,Air Attaches
to the Chief of Naval Opera-
tions and Mrs. Arleigh
Burke. ,
, Forty-seven flags?one for
' each country represented
and 'one for the , United
Nations?formed ,i barck!
tground for the Navy orches;'
tra which played throughout
?4 the reception hours: ,Two.
more flags?the Stars and
Stripes and I Adm. Burke:of
.1 four star banner?,were back
of the hosts (Mrs. Frost
; smart in charnPagne'peau de
soie?with an oyerlay of lace);
! and honor guests. Mrs. Burke
/ Wore a blue. embroidered
' polished cotton sheath.. ,
I First through the line were
the new Paragilayan Naval
Attache,' Rear Adm.. Guiller-
mo Haywood, and Senora
, Haywood. Close behind them
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were 'the Italian Ambassador mood's greeting Whenhe saw 1.
and Signora Brosio. Arriving the "butter-fly" sleeves on
' alone was' Korean' Ambitsa- olive-green velvet terno worn
dor Yang who said his pretty
wife, Polly, came. home
' from _Walter Reed .Hospital
Tuesday and was "feeling
fine." , .
' CANADIAN . Commodore
and Mrs'. . Angus Boulton
were .introducing a Washing:-
ton visitor, Gen, . Charles
by Mrs. RafaeL,Pargas (her
husband is Philippine Armed
- Forces Attache. Air. Force
Lt. Gen: and ItrrTliarlrel k
,..1Y.",T5156114were?Na- foursome. !
with Pakistani,IVIaj.--Gen. and
Mrs..M.'llayand Din.
F WO:M-EMBASSY Row)
Foulkes (he is chairman of;'_.,,va.re ,Japanese Ambassador
the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Rad- Tani, the' Thai Ambassador
and Mme. Sarasin, Indone-
sian Ambassador and Mme.
Notowidigdo, Turkish Ambas."
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sador arid' Mme. Gork and Tran Van Chuong, the
Wife of the Vietnamese Am-
bassador.
Secretary of the Nail, and
Mrs. Charles Thomas headed
. a long line of top-drawer.
Navy which included Assist-
ant Secretary Albert 'Pratt,
Vice Admiral and Mrs.
'Thomas Combs, Vice Admiral
. and .Mrs. Herbert G. 'Hop-
wood, Vice Admiral and Mrs.
R. E. Libby and many,._ent;atirtioiy*
more.
, ford's Canadian counter-
part); Netherlands Military
Attache ahd Mme. , W. Th:
Carp said they had just re-
turned from a 3000-mile trip
with 'their trailer?she did
the driving while he _ "co-
piloted"; and Canadian Maj.
Gen., H. A. Sparling was tell-
ing friends that Mrs. ',Spar-
ling was telling friends that
Mrs.. Sparling was at the
party* but they weren't
,speaking since she beat him
'.six strokes at golf last ;week.
Mrs. Ralph J. Canine, wife
of Army Lt. gen. Canine, was
admiring the ? chic pink silk
! Parisian chapeau worn by
:Mrs. Roberft Schow whose
husband, .Maj. Gen.- Sehow;
heads Army Intelligence.
Newcomers Vice Admiral
and Mrs., R. F. Elkins (he
heads the British Joint Serv-
ices Mission)?fresh from un-
packing '32 trunks -- were:
chatting with Netherlands"
Rear' Admiral Koudijs.
"I 'see you are wearing your
wings, tonight," was Bel-
gian .Maj. Gen. -Andre Big= I
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IL Declassified in Part - Sanitized Copy Approved for Release @ 50-Yr 2014/03/19 : CIA-RDP68-00046R000200250017-3