CHOOSING BEST FROM VARIOUS SOURCE AMERICAN WOMEN ARE 'ECLECTIC'

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CIA-RDP75-00001R000400170002-4
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November 17, 2016
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July 5, 2000
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January 1, 1959
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For Release 2000/08/03 : CIa3RflP75-00001 FOIAb3b Choosing Best From Various Sources American women Are `Eclectic' CPYRGHT By Rosemary Donihi U. S. WOMEN take heart! Luigi Racca, Italian desk man for the C. I. A. agrees that American men are won- derful for business conver- sations but enthusiastically asserts that "American wo- men ah, they are ., eclectic!" (which according to Mr. Web- ster means . . . those choos- ing what is best from various sources il of systems') and therefore most interesting companions for general con- versation. "I prefer to -talk socially with American women- be- cause they can talk about so very much," he said. Racca was one of the guests at the very happy party given last evening by Italian Air Attache, Col. Luigi Violante and Mrs. Violante at their l6th at. nw. home. Among the many, many representatives of the var- ious military and diplomat- ic services in attendance. the Finnish seemed to think their problem was the most socially ?evere: t'Lyy'tinen, (First Secretary), Laitinen ,(Attache) _or Leinonen (Mili. tary, Air and Navaf Attache) -ihoWy_are people to'know?" According to Mrs. Paavo Laitinen, wife of the Attache #.nd Mrs. Kaarlo O. Lerno- nen, wife of the Military Attge4e, these names which appear at the Finnish tm ' - bassy with such confusing similarity are not a>i all likely to be found in *:simi- larly small group at'.home. To date, Col. Lelnonen's wife fares best. on the tea party end of things because her husband's- military title quickly, and relatively dis- tinguishos her from all the rest. GUESTS AT the party, which boasted any number of buffet specialties equally as interesting as that deli- ciously cold, sliced Steak Chateaubriand, were Italian Minister, Carlo Perrone-Ca- pano: the Chief of the Span. ish Military Mission, Brig. Gen. Benito Miranda and Senora de Miranda, and Lt. Gen. Umberto de Martino, Chief of the Italian 'Military Mission, and Mrs. 'artino. Air Commodore Haider Raza and Mrs. Raza of Paki- stan had as their touring house guest, recently arrived from London, John Con- cellis, director of the Educa- tional Interchange Counsel. Concellis says he feels quite British, "Now that my family have been Dutch im- migrants there some 300 years." Secretary to host Violante, Mrs. Theodore Caruso, and \'Ir. Caruso have decided against having a "Jr." in the family and have instead named their four-month- old infant "Alessandro," so that he may quick become "A leader among men." Mrs. Caruso, born in Man- tua, Italy, was enchanted last night to discover that there were those presen familiar with the Shake Approved For Release 2000/08/03 : CIA-RDP75-00001 R000400170002-4