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Normandy Farmhouse

Luxury abounds in this distinctive
home. Entrance foyer. master living
rm. with fireplace. formal din. rm.,
big kitchen. studio den with full
5rsns On So nd m Hoor a 1eqr o W
big bedrms. with . baths. Finished
basement with perfect recr, rm.
and bath. screened porch and ga
rage. All for this excellent price Of
Arthur L. Walters Co.
ia. $4,000. 8 Till 8. ia. 2-4141
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Vienna, Va. Vienna 465 and $3.50
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NORTH ARL. RAMBLER

NORTH ARL. RAMBLER
New .3-bedrm land bath brick rambler
with, full bsmt,. lge. living rm. with
down stairway to storage attic.
CloSe-in, most convenient to schools
and public transportation. There is
only one available. Very reasonably
priced at S17,95O. Hurry! Call ia.
7-3024.
F. E. MALCOLM
Realtor ia 7-3O24
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ARLINGTON
Calf. acknowledgement
BROADMONT AREA

- lO37 N. Glebe Rd., Arl.. Va.
ia. 7-7200. JE. 2-33O1
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REALTOR
Ell. 6-3322 Mclean. Va. Ell. 1892
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
$12,500-$1,5 500 DIN.
OPEN lis, SAT.-SUN.
PEI TCXIII pI1XI

BELISVlLLE BUY!
Would you like . little home o.
your own, with TWO PICTURE
WINDOWS, on a pretty, level lot
75x150 it.. BRAND-NEW. with {
sparkling modern kit, sunny liv
rm. 14xl7 it., shining red oak ifs.
spacious bedrms., FIVE huge
closets, BRYANT gas furnace. GE
retgr., HARDWICK gas range
KOHLER plumbing fixtures, ALU.
MINUM downspouts, FORMSTONE
exterior; guaranteed 90 yrs. Nodes
taxes. Less than 4 blocks to public
school and pymts. $50 a mo? Their
see 1t now. Dir: Out RIGGS I'd
extended on Powder Mill I'd. tt
Robey ave. in Beltsville, left or
Robev ave-. to our open sign--ol
out BALTIC. blvd. to LIST traffic light
after Lust's Open-Air Theater ano
ave. and open sign.
REALTY, NO. 7-72OS
Ewes. JU. 5-8560. DE. 2-3479
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Ell, PASO

Rancher. in the HEART OF
NORTH ARLINGTON. Loaded
with eye appeal. Only ] block
to bus and z to Hecht's store.
True center-hall plan, ira.
ditional wood burning firepl.
tREALLY LARGE ROOMS);
S15,950, with S2,950 down.
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ONE PICTIIRE.

IS WORTH 10000 WORDS
VERY TRUE!! SEE OUR
PHOTO on this dream rancher
on q u -acre knoll, sheltered
by tall trees; 1Sx2S living
room with brick fireplace wall.
French doors to smart dining
patio; q true showroom"
kitchen: 3 double bedrooms,
attached garage, and q sem
Sational view!! Thrifty radi-
ant heat. A BIG HOUSE FOR
A Low PRICE - $4,000,
DOWN PAYMENT OPEN.
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VIENNA-FAIRFAX AREA

$7,S75. 3 rms. cinder block.
bath. equipped kit. oil h.-w.h.;
aluminium storm windows and
doors: l2x30 chicken house,
approximately "a acre. $1,000
down, S35 mo.
SI4.5OO, . bedrms., semi
BUNGALOW. expansible attic. tile
bath. beautifully equipped kit.
oil h.-ah, full bsmt,. city
water and sewer, corner lot,
near schools and bus. Terms.
S15.950. 10 rms, asbestos
shinele, Ia baths, equipped
kit, corner lot; Zoned CONNER
cial, in heart of fast growing
suburbs. Ideal for combination
business and living quarters.
Good investment.
SCI, 900. New 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; tile bath, equipped
kit, oil INV. Dashboard heat;
2 fireplaces, full bsmt. city
water and sewer. Terms.
RAY BARNEY
Vienna, Va. Vienna 465 and 3sS-V
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.PITAL view REALTY co.
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
LANDOVER HILLS
BRICK RAMBLER
LEWISDALE

3 bedrms, lge, fenced lot: screened
porch. mr.. stores, schools, churches,
etc, Assume CT loan: S1.500 down.
1902 7;jrd ave, APP. 1851. Il
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Detached, 2-FamilV

4 BEDROOMS-$13,75O!
Fenced Lot-BaSement
Just like new! = spacious bedrms.
and tile bath on LIST floor; , huge
bedrms. on End floor: large kitchen,
Excellent buy! Call Mr.. Harris.
MA. $4,000. Listing MIA.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES, INC.
1928 K ST. NV.
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BroVhilI & Sons
--l lLGe ElWy., IOn, ia. q 3OO
ARLINGTON. FAILS CHURCH
WITHOUT A nOTTPT

In our minds. this is the best buy
we. have seen in Falls Church. 3
bedrm. new red brick rambler; II 1T.
liv. rm. with firepl., lge. din. rm.,
KIT. like what you see in Better
Homes and Gardens" full bsmt.
with u bath and separate laundry
available. Total price, S1S,95O. You
will agree this offer is out of the
ordinary. Call IA, 10000.
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CROWN
OCLOSE

So convenient. and the
price Is right, too! Crest
wood style, 3-bedroom brick
Colonial of Arlington blvd, 2
blocks to bus and school; Just
4 min. to Arlington Hall: lse.
side screened porch; powder
room on first floor: full. dry
basement. A complete home
at S1S,950, with $4,000 down.
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"RED LINE"

This one is a must see."
New corner brick rambler in q
very select Falls Church area
nearing completion; 3 bed.
rooms, separate dining area.
large living room with firepl.;
FULL DAYLIGHT BASEMENT,
large storage attic; all GE
kitchen with dishwasher, Dis
posall and Bendix. Now u
time to select colors; $3.50
Gown.
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SPRING

Is Just around the corner and is
when you pay for the scenery and
the temperature of the day. But,
here's an opportunity you can't af-
ford to miss Just before the flowers
start to bloom. Delightful scenic
Virginia Forest where every home
is different from the one next door.
Wide deep wooded lot goes with
this spacious 3-bedrm rambler
Bright bsmt. paneled throughout.
SIT. 500 is the selling price. $500
cash. Inspect this today. ia. 10000.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA

ALEAANDRIA, VA.
Cape Cod brick, in good location: 2
bedrms.- on 1st floor, firepl., stove
and refgr.. Venetian blinds, storm
windows; 2 bedrms. and tiled bath
on End floor; full bSmt.. oil heat;
garage; lge. size screened porch
copper plumbing. cutters and down.
CHAS. r. HOOFF. INC, 1907 Duke
ST., Alexandria, Va; TIE 6-3445;
ewes. and Sun. call Mr.. Meints, XII.
9-f011
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GARLAND HANDLERS

ONLY 3 LEFT
In beautiful, exclusive LewiSdale,
these ramblers feature lge.. liv. .rm.
with firepl., din. rm.. modern kit.
8 bedrmS.. lge. bath with formica
Vanitor and glass mirror; Russo
windows. coppe- plumbing: full
bsmt. with outside entr.; gas &C.
heat. From S2I,55h up: terms ar
ranged. CCen Sunday and daily
TIL dark. Ewes. WA. 7-S9S2.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
2S06 FARM RID.
OPEN SUNDAY

1906 FARM RID.
OPEN SUNDAY
1 PM. TO g PM.
Custom built center-hall Colonial on
double lot 100x127; large living
room with, fireplace; side screened
porch; bedroom and bath on 1st
moor; dining room and equipped
KIT; oversize bedrooms and bath
on end floor: recreation room in
basement, Garage: grounds well
!andscaped. plus trees: near Geo.
Mason School; good Transportation,
directions: Over 14th st. Bridge to
shirley hwy. to Rt. 7 cloverleaf, left
on Rt. to Braddock I'd, bear left
on Braddock to Crest St.. left to
summit ave. straight ahead on
summit to Farm I'd. left to our
EXCLUSIVE WITH
The M. H. BARRY Org.
r 22O6 NJ; Vernon Ave. Alex. Va.
lie. 6-2442 XII. BOOTS, TIE. $1,000
The Old Reliable Office"
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(ANOTHER
"LARCHMONT- HOME
IN COLUMBIA PINES

IN COLUMBIA PINES
You will see the 1853
rancher, proven to be north
ern Virginia's best buy"
over 81 million in sales last
year.
All-brick 3-bedrm. ramblers
on diversified lots, with full
daylight English Easements;
al GE COMPLETE" kitchen.
OPEN DAILY, NOON TIL DARK
81, $50 DOWN-S16,95O
DIR: Out Columbia pike
81 miles pa st Baileys Cross
Roads to signs on right;
arrows to Model Home.
Crown Realty, JE. $4,000
1851 W. Broad ST.. Falls Ch.. Va
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OPEN SUNDAY
Beautiful Old Colonial

Situated on high knoll in excel. area
in Arlington, Near echools, transp.
and stopping, On LIST A.: Liv. rm.
with flrepl.. din; rm. kit. pantry;
rear. corner porch. Enclosed rear
porch, Lse. hall and la-bath. On
end A.: lae. bedrms.. . baths, sun
porch and sleeping porch. Lge.
fioored attic. Bsmt. with laund.
Tbs t19. and Law: on h;.w.h'i eiec:
Handicapped lot. Priced well below
market. Substantial cash required.
JOSEPH w. SEAY CO.
Realtors. JE. 2-2620
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ANNANDALE AREA
S14.950 TO S17Q5n

Furnished Model Open Daily 2 to
Brick 3-bedrm. ramblers and Colo
mails: family-size dining rms, good
size liv. rms. with fireplace, ceramic
tiled bath fired and plastered
walls. picture windows; average size
lot, " acre: excellent financing.
Directions: Out Route so darlington
Blvd to LIST traffic light beyond
seven Corners. turn left on AMMAN
miles and our sign. then left on
Wayne DIR. to Oakwood ST.. right to
next corner, then left to 1920 San
for Court.
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HE. 4-3310.
MT. RAINIER
60 Q5n

Close to stores, churches, parochial
school; 1-fare transp. Asbestos
Single bungalow on fenced, level
lot, 5OxI00 3 rms, bath. bsmt.,
porch. stove, refgr., screens. storm
doors and windows. A real buy.
$500 cash, plus settlement. Bal
ance. Open Sun. II till ,, for your
inspection. CARSON g. GREENE
co, UN 4-1:}1:}, AP. 1894. rs
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d BEDROOMS-S12 $50

Two baths. Older house for invest
meat. Partial bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.
Walk to Kann'S and Hecht's. Bus at
door. Selling to settle an estate.
buy. Call ia. 10000.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee HWY. OF Glebe. ia. 10000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-09
Todoy's
Hiqhliqhts

1880, WRC-Art of Living:
DR.. Norman Vincent Peale
speaks on Getting Rid of Your
Unhappy Thoughts"
1875, WTOP - Invitation to
Learning: Gertrude STEMS first
book. Three Lives" is discussed
by William G.. Rogers. literary
editor of the Associated Press.
and Lewis Leary of Columbia
University.
1880, WWDC - Baseball: st.
Louis and Washington play a
doubleheader.
$3.50, WTOP - World Music
Festival: Gregor Piatigorsky,
cellist, and Joseph de Pasquale,
viola soloist, play Strauss Don
Quixote" with the Boston SYM
phony Orchestra at the Berk-
shire Festival in Tanglewood,
Mass.
$3.50, WRC - Transatlantic
Brieflng: Reporter Bill Sprague,
in New York, talks to news cor
respondents in London, Rome,
Paris and Frankfurt.
400, WRC-Hollywood Bowl
Concert: Gaetano Merola is
guest conductor for the all-Verdi
program.
4:3O, WRC-Soap Box Derby:
Songstress Dinah Shore is grand
marshal at the final soap box
races.
500, WRC - Summer SYM
phony: Frank Miller guest con-
ductor, will introduce one of his
own works.
1880, WRC-American Forum
of the Air: The merger Of con-
gressional investigation commit
tees is discussed by Senator
Mundt. Republican, of South
Dakota, and Representative
Celler. Democrat, of New York.
$3.50, WRC-Best Plays: Elliott
Nugent in THE Male Animal"
8:45, VOL - Walter White:
The record of Gov. Joseph
Byrnes of South Carolina, re-
Gently appointed to the United
Nations, is discussed.
1000, WOL-C o m m un ity
Hour: Theater Lobby, Inc, pre-
sents Oliver Goldsmith's comedy,
"She Stops to Conquer"
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Room for More

NEW YORK.
Television may be a COM
petitor to some fields but
actually will prove to be a boon
to the whole entertainment
world. says Eddie Albert.
That's because TV still can
afford to make mistakes and
to experiment. and provides a
place for youngsters to learn
their trade. explains Albert,
currently host on NBC-TV's
Nothing But the Best" variety
show.
The husky, handsome en-
tertainer and actor who looks
much younger than his As
years, declares that the older
entertainment mediums such
as the movies and stage can't
afford to experiment because
mistakes are too costly.
And since the disappearance
of vaudeville and road shows,
he continues, there had been
no way to learn your trade
until TV."
1--WE learned more in the
past two years in television
than I had learned before"
says Albert, who has been in
show business, including stage
and screen, more than 20
years.
In TV, he says, an enter
tainer is likely to be given a
chance at more different types
of roles.
The opportunity for expert
menting and for more varied
experience, he continues, APP
plies to musicians, dancers,
choreographers and practical
~ every one connected with
TV.
All that's aside from the fact
that TV employment makes
room for more people in the
entertainment field, he adds.
Sees Pay TV Inevitable
Dr.. Willard Taught, eco
nomic consultant to Zenith
Radio Corp. of Chicago. fore
casts that Government APP
proval for subscription tele-
vision will be forthcoming
possibly within a year"
The Federal Communications
Commission, however, has Civ
en- no indication on when it
will rule on pay-as-you-see TV,
although it has authorized ex-
perimental operation of the va
rious forms. So far. it has pro-
hibited regular commercial use
of radio and television broad
cast channels for any service
for which a fee is charged.
So far three different forms
of pay-aS-you-See TV have
been developed. With all three,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-09
Room for More
Entertainers School
Eddie Albert Coils That TVS Role,
Having Learned From 1t Himself
BY Wayne Oliver
Associated Press Stcff Writer

a station could scramble its
signals while telecasting a first
run movie, Broadway play or
other premium-type program
and the set-owner would have
to pay a fee in order to re-
ceive it.
Zenith first developed a ver-
sion. where the unscrambling
signal would be piped to the
set owner over his telephone
wires, if he ordered that par
ticular program. and he would
be billed at the end of the
month. It also has devised
alternate methods, including
code cards to be inserted in a
special attachment to the set.
Skiatron Electronics here is
testing its Subscriber-Vision
that would unscramble the sig
mails by means of a coded card
inserted in a special attach
ment to the customers set.
A third system is that of
Telemeter in Los Angeles,
a subsidiary of Paramount
Pictures. It has an attach
ment to the set into which you
drop the designated number of
coins. 1t is to be tested shortly
at Palm Springs, Calf.
Meanwhile, opinion is widely
split in the industry and out
as to whether set owners would
pay to see even a f1rst-run
movie when they could watch
something else free. Zenith
says tests it ran in Chicago
indicate they would. Skiatron
reports questionnaires circu-
late here also indicated they
would. Many top officials in
TV express strong doubts.
The subscription television
systems aren't proposed as
substitutes for free home TV,
but rather as methods of &C.
casionally bringing the set
owner types of programs that
would be beyond the budget of
a sponsor.
Color to Spur Soles
The arrival of color tele-
vision sets will give a boost to
sale of black-and-white mod
els. says an official of a major
manufacturer.
David Hopkins, general sales
manager of Emerson Radio
& Photograph Corp, ex-
plains that many potential set
buyers are waiting to see what
color sets are like, how much
they will cost and how big
the picture will be.
But when color sets reach
the market, he says, they no
longer will be a mystery to the
public" and a lot OF, folks then
will go ahead and buy black
and-white sets rather than pay
the much higher price for a
color model.
He forecasts that color sets
will be on the market in the
first six months of 1854.
His company estimates first
color models. with pictures IA
inches from corner to corner,
will cost $700 to 5000.
However. Hopkins predicts
that the talent in this indus
try will find a way of making
color sets available to the pub
lie at prices within their reach
a lot sooner than many sooth-
sayers have estimated"
He says the changeover to
color for TV will be a normal
and easy transition because of
compatibility.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-03

Ne iasi days IN Paris II ne six
Key West girls who have deem
tmurlmg Europe IA sumner are o..
e4rlbed n : letter from Dora Mar.
onex 81 her mother ard father. Mr.
end Mrs. EuRene Martinez.
ne airls sailed yesterday On ths
he d. France fgr New York. the
Mmrtineaes NalA.
DoFna letter dated August -.
Paris. ponf Royal IIolsl. reads
Thia yin more than likely be
lAa Last ieiler from Europe. And be
Naye ne bate 10 lfaye Paris. The
past enuple ~ weeks I've been say.
m9 I hate France because u the
lFouhle we'Ve had VITA trains, has.
sage and most u Al cur disap-
pointmeni abouf noa being able -
20 he Queen Mary But already
I've lorn0lann thla Ne had . lot
ef fnn e0mlna - Pass BY our
selves from nlols : Narma must
have I'D go al aboui tbs yenisr.
Day.
I'VE Rol % a. ? . m. today
bad breakfast in bed and marched
down 10 Ne Louvre museum.
felt - sod nnt 70 have To worry
about > loar lust " six. We spent
three hours and one half In the
mnaeum and stu could have stayed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-03
Guest
.CONM
MOWDER

RgDoas. Frsaes - tuPl -
Frsnseis haFehsnd. - yess
ED tsswsg. fsrasd - hale end
hesrtY Menday ~ hla heme In
nsaFhy 81. Jean Va petssis.
Polies snd distressed relatives
had been Issklng fas him Ger .
HeoHih. Ne YES IN TIE barn leii
81 his keuss Ell shs tire.
wanled 10 OFew . beard IN
pviysss." ~ sxplainea.
After thinking loosely On the sub
Jet for . couple Of hours. in ordei
70 write an intelligent column. orl,
one conclusion seems basic: met
who wear boards are either Cox
lazy 10 shave or too bright 10 both
err. Or there 10 some ether reason
The sneaking thought that follow
IL possibly important. with some
bearing on the scarcity Of CHR
wire: Il may be the good fortune q
bearded gents 10 have . wife mo-
given 10 worrying II her male 4
nos as CLASSY faced as Mr.. Jones
None Of as can deny that seeing
a beard Is like stepping into q pir'
ate movie without having any lines
10 speak. The reaction Of the sen
cral public reminds one Of q win.
dow with no glass In Il. Sort Of q
blank space suddenly happens.
And yet there IL nothing 80 an.
usual about . beard. n IL simply
hair growing on q face. II would
be reasonable 20 understand some
openmouthed surprise II . stranger
suddenly held up the palm Of his
hand and said. Look. . Van
Dykel" II such happened 10 be
growing there.
On the other hand. h Il certainly
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-03
Touring XIV Girls Ask For Welcome
OF Black Beans And Rice Dinner

there three mere hours. n Vas
great fnn GOING fEem sale" 20
''aalls~ Iooking 70 famous pictures.
md sculpture IN cur guide book
for ourselves. learned more 90
day 5hsn Cd 10 Gny ether mus.
emm with . guide. We saw TIE
famed Mona lisa end many oFig.
mails We had been tsad about IN al
these other museums we've visited
throaghsuf Europe. We came back
10 the hotel a. 10 and met The
rest Of ne group that arrived IT
i1.so. After lunch We wemi for q
ride around ahe city. sac Metre
Dame. Are IL Trhmph. EkfeI Tow.
e.. some beautlfld stained glass
windows Ia the Santa Chapel and
others TOO numerous 10 write.
According 10 enc of your letters
yuu al want 70 Gene meet us.
Wen don't worry about that Aunt
Maria end Iraina ere goinR 70 ia
Iust that. they wrote and asked for
information. What We want you a
Do for us six Il for 81 you par.
enis 10 get together and have black
beans and nee. bolschi. fried plan.
lalns for us the day we arrive In
Key West. We'd Ike for all of Us
% eat q one house. Ask Mr.. nnd
Mrs. stone over and Mr.. and Mrs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-03

surrounded b. books en- Slmonton
street. The beard on the Blght with
me boat . magnificent. under.
sea, cutieetlon on the cain.
These three specimens suggest
the possibility Tor more magnificent
hunks IT tropical growth e expcri.
mentors eould Be found wiling o.
bury their FaEorS.
On this point . story comes 30
mind In regard % ms own face
fungus tAeu newly grown. We
were ordering IN q restaurant q.
m0ng familiar people when q wait.
ress suddenly noticed the alrdale
addition 20 the chin.
She was considerably taken. wlth
the attitude displayed hy most PEG.
pie, as mentioned before. and rush.
cd over % congratulate my wife
She told as. confidentially. that
her boy friend struggled manfaIly
90 grow . mouStache. and had iln.
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Russell. Cato. Roberts. Believe Il
or not thls Is shat we've all plan.
ned for tie weeks. u would BE- nice
10 that re could aet together and
tell you al about cur advengures.
Wen call yoa collect from Mia.
mi So yoa1l have four hours il
uhich 10 prepare TIE meal Make
sure Mr.. and Ms. Russell come,
don't take no for an answer same
Tor the Stones. Make sure you ear.
~ these instructions cot 90 pos.
siblel. Just have all the things on
the stove when Ne call then just
turn the stove on. W much for that
Hope % 20 10 MAxims for din.
ner tonight"
The next day Dora wrote:
We'll We got another and last Of
our dreams completed yesterday.
Norma. Betty. Eloira. and I (Julie
had things 10 dol ard Virginia went
10 Maxim's for dinner. The hotel
made reservations and we went
there az , p. m. There were more
American. girls uneacorted than
thosn that we're there. We had .
marvellous dinner and time When
We left 4 vas still early and Eloina
hadn't come with Us the night be.
fore 10 the movie So she didn't
sec Paris at niahs. So We took q
taxi and asked him 10 take Us up
the Champs Elysee 10 the are De
Triumph and back 20 the Hotel.
Paris n really a beautiful cisy ~
might with al the bright lights. The
Champs Elysee Il like Hollywood
Blvd. 10 Hollywood bat even more
exciting. more beautiful and more
lighted up. Tel Mr.. Stone 10 tell
you oil about II, I'm sure he'd give
. good description.
well I'll say 90 long for now
We are going to Versailles today
We're seeing some beautiful for.
NAL gardens.
Love 10 all.
Dora"