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Eden s Wife Especially Fitted
To Live at No. 1 0 Downing St.
By M.?RGARET SLAPPEY
Of The Associated Press
LONDON In her younger
days, politically ' conscious Clar
issa Spencer-Churchill did more
debating than dating. And at 32
she made Anthony Eden propose
several times before she said yes.
The blonde, blue-eyed aristo
crat is now, at 34, completing a
round trip. As the niece of Prime
Minister Churchill she left No.
10 Downing St. to go to her wed
ding. Now she goes back as the
wife of Churchill's successor, and
the Edens take over the official
home of British prime ministers.
Like her husband, she has
been understudying her new job
for a long time. Sir Anthony has
watched and learned from Sir
Winston during the years of the
latter Churchill era. Lady Eden
has been studying under Lady
Churchill.
FEW CHANGES
Because of the admiration she
has ior Clementine Churchill, it
is probable changes will be few
in the running of the official
residence and in the manner of
serving as hostess for Britain's
Prime Minister.
Britons generally agree a
prime minister's wife can best do
her job by being occasionally
seen and never heard. Lady Eden
fits the mold.
She is 5 feet 7. She's trim, a
little on the lean side and not
given to putting on weight. She
is naturally shy.
Before World War II, when she
knew Anthony Eden only
colleague of her uncle's, Clarissa
was one of Britain's bright and
politically conscious young wom
en. They debated political issues
and cared little, or said they did
anyway for social activities.
Her mother, Lady Gwendoline
Spenjer Churchill, was the
daughter of the seventh earl of
Abingdon. Her father was Maj
John Strange Spencer - Churchill,
a descendant of the Duke of Marl
borough. Her grandmother was
Jennie Jerome, of New York,
favored daughter of Leonard Jer
ome, American millionaire.
CORRECT' ACCENT
Her mother died in 1941 and
her father, called "the Churchill
nobody knew," died in 1945. He
was not wealthy. Clarissa inher
ited zuu pounds (S56U) a year
and a small country cottage.
bhe grew up in London and
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doesn't please you
CLARISSA EDEN
Perfectly at Home
Paris, went to excellent schools
and learned to speak with the
"correct" accent so necessary in
London society. She wore prop
erly subdued, often black and
grey, tailored clothes. Silk
scarves, matching her eyes, added
a little color. Her shoes had out-
landishly high heels.
She looked and acted like a
well-born Englishwoman. In 1938
she was named London's most
beautiful debutante.
She studied briefly at London
University and Oxord. She worked
on the English edition of Vogue
and did film publicity work for
Sir Alexander Korda for $2,600 a
year. Her war contribution was
decoding work for the Ministry
of Information.
After her uncle and future hus
band helped steer the Allies to
victory, she took a sixth-floor
apartment near Regents Park.
Her meals mostly came from
Greek restaurant nearby. She
has a homey side.
Once she was robbed and it
developed that she kept her
jewels, some of them Churchill
family heirlooms, in a butter can
buried underneath the tomatoes
down below her sink.
Occasionally she gave a cock
tail party. No one recalls seeing
Sir Anthony at one of the parties.
FIRST WIFE BORED
Eden got a divorce in 1950
from his first wife Beatrice. She
had gone off to the United States
bored to tears with politics.
and saying she "was not cut out
to be a foreign ministers wife,
Their son Nicholas had been liv
ing in Canada. Another son,
Simon, was killed in Burma dur
ing the war.
As midsummer of 1952 passed
there was hardily a hint that
Clarissa and Eden were thinking
about marriage. They saw each
other occasionally but they did
not appear to be particularly
close friends.
Then in late summer came the
social bombshell. Clarissa moved
to Downing Street and the en
gagement was announced. Their
friends say Eden had to ask her
not once but several times. Al-
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NEW YORK (lfl The Brooklyn
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tion because of a strike by the
American Newspaper Guild last
Jan. 28, was up for sale Wednes
day to a buyer who would serve
the interests of Brooklyn.
Frank D. Schroth, president and
publisher of the newspaper, set
May 2 as the deadline for sale
of the Eagle as a complete unit.
Schroth said he reserved the
right to sell the 113-year-old news
paper which has never missed an
edition since its founding to a
bidder other than the highest "if
I feel that such a buyer would
best serve the interests of Brook
lyn and its people."
The assets of the newspaper
will be sold at public auction on
May 11, 12 and 13 if the Eagle
is not sold as a unit, Schroth said.
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Bankers Association reported.
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most without a pause the couple
was married.
Somewhere, sandwiched among
those events, Sir Winston had
checked to see if it could be a
church marriage. The answer
from the Church of England was
"no" because of Eden's divorce.
So they were married in Caxton
register office.
Eden at 55, was 23 years older
than his bride.
They had been living in fash
ionable Carlton Gardens in Lon
don's West End, with a country
place in Buckinghamshire called
Dorneywood House. Now in addi
tion to 10 Downing St. they will
take over Chequers, the country
home Britain furnishes its first
ministers.
Lady Eden is expected to com
tinue traveling with her husband.
She also can be expected to
launch a few ships, help lay cor
nerstones for hospitals and wel
fare huoses, visit auto shows and
let tankers be named for her if
the owners insist, ,
She will be hostess when
Queen Elizabeth visits No. 10,
and hostess also for every type
of political leader who visits
London.
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