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MODEL Demonstration specially priced
at 1880. Regular list, $1,512.
Carries new guarantee.
HUGO WORCH
925 @ STREET NV. MA. $3.50
ORGAN, used Estey reed model;
motor operated, single manual, 5
octayes; good playing condition and
HUGO WORCH
e26 @ STREET NV. Ma. s-45e9
PIANos-We nave two used Bald
win Aerosonie spinets that are on
Also many other values during our
Biz mid-winter clearance. ST, 81
e4o0.- JoRDAN's. corner. 18th
and @ sts.. WashinEton's Fayorite
Music store since l909. Ia
PIANO. brarld-new quibransep.
Silver Spins. Hd 81 St'i Ssisss s''''
nov during JoRDAN's
big mid. winter clearance and save
Dozens Of values IN all kinds Of
tnstIpments. JoRDAEs; THREE
STORES. downtown ct 18th and
g sts; SIZE Lee hwy, Arlinston'
Suburban stores open every eve
ming tpark in 'front.'. Downtown
store open Thursday eyes. -27
PIANO, CHRISTIAN; good condi-
ton; Reasonable. Phone .Tu.
PfANSs-used consols-typs insiru-
msnts In good condition, $395; pay
SIS down Also many other values
G W p.e es.rs assns ,o Ssl M @iG
ner l3th andsG SITS. NV. ST, B.
e40o. -27
PlANOS--Army, Navy, Air Force
and Marine personnel: Govern
ment District employees can save
real money on all kinds Of :nstru-
ments AZ the PIANO MART. 1918
eth st. NV, Over 100 Sptnets,
ssoI ar sn ss sS5isa psisAN S chess
Ss in 81 orER ra lSss I'VE WIS the
PIANOS FOR RENT-Nev and USED
splnets, consoles and Strands a
low monthly rates iron Sc
monthly up); hauling extra; option
TO buy. JORDAN'S THREE STORES.
earner 18th and @ sts. downtown:
Sl69 Lee hwy Arlington; e332
ban stores open every evening epark
N fropN Downtown store open
PfANos ROE RENT at low rates.
Option TO buy. 81. 3-630O. PIANO
MART, 10l5 TIN st. NV. lust
above the library. --27
PlANos-Brand.new standard-make.
fuli-keyhoArd spinets, only $3.50;
nationally advertised price. S6e5:
mAhogany 1nish: 10-year guAran-
zee. Also, many values IN used
f iRss, s MAJ son; iois st st. 4: seScS
!tust above the library. Open
PIANO. We Weaver spins.. Pun KEY
board. Used very little. OUTSTANDING
value, sse5; KITS. 1880 g st.
PANos FoR RENT, Buy later II J You
STisn With rental paid DEDUCTED
sdaI. pia ss issso meef KIrT PSI 1 tsse
RkFRiGERAToR. General Electric,
z Gu. IT.. IN f,ne condition, S35.
REfRiGERATORS, sa4,so electric,
gas. guaranteed. PEERLESS SALES,
.2 22S1 "a 49,. az; nv; DE 2.s28e,
s ap lk sSf ffSsec5 .: ssS Ss
REfEIGEkAToRs. USED, $3.50 up;
guaranteed; deliv., Ice. stock. ACME
REFRIGERATOR for rent, brand.
new: only 2bc q day. Rental may
apply 20 purchase Cali ST, $1,000
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OFFICE FURNITURE

SIS. 900 stock. new and used ono,
furniture Of every description
Desks. SIS up: 4-drawer legal apo
Ietter-sise Mes, SO up; 100 chairi
from 81. tables. bookcases. map
plan dles. card iiies. Refinished
RRER DE sINdssSp' AND PARKING
MANHATTAN .orFIcE EQUIP. CO
$50 N. Y. AVE. NV.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

clock radio, ~, African mattress:
S7-Sl4 wk. tx. 3-6633.
DNTN. --Lge. frt. dbl. bedrm.. refer :.
everything furn. $40 wk. 703 Mt.
Vernon pl n.v.-N. Y, ave. -26
1le1 12th ST N.W.-Lge. rm. with
cleo. retgI, and grill: running
water; s12.5o VII. bU. 1880,
1914 Ieth ST. N.w.--Larse rm,
sink: SI3, weekly. AS
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PLASTERING REPAIRS
Work guar: reasonable. ~. s-4lb4

PLUMBING AND HEATING installed
D. c. Nh. dRovtf' RS *. s.sais
PLUMBING AND HEATING - Low
prices, free sstimates: Mo. worn
only. Mr.. LEE, VII. 6-8S07. --b
ROOF REPAIR as low as SIS, skilled
SSsScn snd ". prS g sei service 81 G.
ROOFING. new work: repairs; gut
a D. THOMAS, VIZ T.7aBs.
R00F1NG: SIDING. All kinds; gut.
tering. downspouts Terms, Law.
RENEE HOME IMPROVEMENTS
sciESTfiFic PIANO TUNING. with
latest elestronlc instruments; reas
RIA. o-b199. ewes.
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REYRIoERAToRS, eas, electric. All
Sizes. sealed unitS: $25 up. Guar
Ace Plumbing Supply Co.
22I5-29 Ga. Ave. NV. AID. 4-O07s
RUGS t2l, sxI2: orientai-desisn
rugs: brand.new, never used. Value.
SO; sacrificing for $50. ORR.
Entail RUG MART. 1905 o st. nv
SAEk6t new and used, easy terms
STANLEY HAYMAN q CO.. 20Ip
|skWINa MACHINE, elect, singer.
excel. eond,; greatly reduced. Ewes.
s aitsr ~; S;352s. 24'
ieathsr-veiEht portables at s125
SLNGER SEWING MACHINE Co.
y S4s E ssS M sn SasXs ave, RSsk-
SWING MAcHISEs, Singer. j used
81 s3s. so, SINGER sEwINo Ma
CHINE Co, 4905 Annapolis I'd.
BlsSenshurs shopping center. UN
sfWffSSS MACHINES, Singer. recon.
ditioned, 3 round bobia portables
at $40. 30; 2 other Singer portahles.
reconditioned.. $50, SO. SINGER
SEWING MACHINE Co. $3.50
Colesville rds Silver Spring. Nd.
s II: sisss4 srEEL-w. h.v. loves,
prices and stock commercial grade
a hxslSes ra SFis d sfkaPeing 7s s' sss
sTA TAI WAs HaiE f ist. model. wTinser
type. auto. pump: perfect condition;
S36 Ii T-H0AO g4s
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ROOMS UNEURNlsHED
ROOMS WITH soARD

TRINIDAD AREA unfuFn, rooms;
kitchen PRIVILEGES. Ii. 3-3460.
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FARM AND GARDEN

EXPERT TREE WORK, lot clearing.
grading. sodding. planting. etc.
FousE n Bid, JE. 4-0646 or JE,
TREE REMOVAL, pruping. topping.
trimming: lots cleared. Mr.. CLAY
TON, UN 10000, any time.
grass: call GEO. o. SUTTON, Ma.
S-794e; ewes, EN-. Silica. ga
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OIL BURNER. automatic oil heatel
burner and 5o0-sailon ell tank
OIL BURNER, with tanks. and His.
gle Simpler steam boiler IN goot
condition. Also several machine
tools. such IS latheS. milling ma.
e SRaad Az Nc sri Co r sss K sc 6
ORGANS - Year-end clearance Of
demonstrator and rental Spinei
electronie oreans 1T treat savings
KITS. 1880 q st. NV. RE. q
02l2. rs
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1900 NEAL ST. NE.
Apt. 2. Large liv. rm., 2
bedrms., dinette, kit,
bath, screened porch,
heat, hot water furn.;
SIS.
Also, a one-bedroom apt.
available at 1919 Hol-
brook st. me-; $3.50.
Open. See anitor
CHARLES REALTY CO.,
1910 Vermont ave-, MA.
8-7986.
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JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
ZOO clean rooms: with or vithou,
delicious meals: low weekly rates
~ and game rooms: 24.hr once
phone In room. elevator, 1910 Ash.
mead place. at $500 blk. Con. ave
no. 2-3566.
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Z BLOCK or PENNA. AvE.--slngle
or double near Navy Yard. Ii. T.
2032. -23
.5i3 MINNESOTA AVE. Sc. Nicely
furn. selc. room IN pvt. home; semi
pvt bath unlim. phone, gentleman
pref: conv. TO everything. LU. l.
17O1, ga
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'-naeostia. 1885 Galen st. SCI
new bldg. Redecorated. $74.50 plus
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MlseIL. EoR sac lcsntl MI.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES WANTED

A NH! , tSEH s;sSScsIsE}E
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CHRISTIAN young lady wishes {
mendations and experienees avail
able. Box 4l3-D. Star. e3'
NIGHT WORK wanted. hotel or res.
taurant. or cleaning ofices; car
work all day Tuesday and Sunday
RE. 7-15Se
MED EXPERIENCED HELP with
checked references7 Call NAN
NING'S. AID. 2-SlO0; eyes,. tn
3-09l3. -95
EXPER. business woman desires Do
sition as manager Of apt. house o.
tourist home. NE. s-e6S1. Ext. 426,
"a
COL0RED II. s. GRAD, wants Job a
clerk, no tipping; willing to learn
how TO operate any type OF ma
chine 5 days o VIZ. NE. S-072S. %
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MOTOR TRAVEL

GOOD, SAVE DRIVER to help drive
TO K. c., Mo. Share expenses. Leav.
ing January 20. TR. h-466l. 23s
LEAVING FOR ORLANDO, FLA, Jan
20. i or , passengers. share ex-
penses; refs. exchanged; can after
6pm. il. 2-S620. --24
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DOCS. PETS, ETC

-, PIANOS, ALL STYLES
Sa f bsy u aif ai1hs Use ss psacs
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TILE WoRK-NeE and cid; also re-
pairs. Free estimates. Days, VIZ.
6-659e; ewes, On. 4-le29. "a
WEBBING AND UPHoIsTKRMo
PRONE ia. o-S260
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR Rent

E II j. $Ssa: " s! AZ DRIVE
CHAIN man. $40 per day;
. assSaea lHssuIRf:. CO.. s., ~ s a.sssI
mum. Hiss TX, AID. A.7A1f.
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APIS. fuRNisHED-MD.

ONE AND TWO bedrooms, modern
attractive furniture; SSI.6O up; Ell
utils. incl. Unlurnished apis. avail.
also. For brochure and further In
formation. call RE. 6-S00l 8. ?
AND O.. INC, Rental asent.
44Ot 20th ST., MT. RAINIER. MD.
p rms. kit, bath; well furu.
utils. incl: no children. SIS.
din. rm.. hedrm., Kit.
bath: I blk. bus and shop. 10. A.
o71l: JU. .g.9229 after g.
TAkOMA PARK, vic. walter Reed
2 bedrms., liv.-din. comb; freezer
refgr., pvt. shower bath, utils. AND
phone; $l25. jU. 5-46S8. ---23
TAK0MA PARK. vie. Walter Reed
Bsmt. enc; pvt. entr.. shower
utils., dec; $40. u. S-46sS.
sUITLAND, mr.. Census Bidg.-Iiy
rm.. eedrm.. bath. din. space, kit;
clean, pvt; adults; $50. 10. s-9293
TAKOMA-Nr. good shop. ctr. snt
transp;: very attrac. apt In Earden.
rnn.. kit. tile bath; oil h.: Sii0
Adults. refs. RIA. 3-352a. pa
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THE GABLES co.
Ii. 3-6s68; LU. 2-9S63; LU. I-s142
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APIS. FURNlsHED-VA.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and i-bed
room. apartments iAnitor service
laundry privileges; downtown loca
ton; all utilities: S75 10 SoS so
Call TIE. 6-6670 between 10 am
and o pm.
ARLINGTON, cow 10 Ientagon and
Navy Annex--Large efficiency apt,
Large kit. with dining space. Dress
ing rm. and bath. sos per mo. Incl.
all utils Avail. immed. Cali IA,
b-9l97 or DU. S-S973. -23
ARL., YA.-2-rm. furn. apt, compl
furnished; "a blk. 70 Arlinston blvd.
busltne adults; 10 8. Garfield st.
Donna LEE and . bedrooms ms BY
month % lease; children and pets
N. ARL.---Eiy. -bedfm. comb, KIT,
semipyt. bath, pvt; entr.; all utils
furnished; ia. 7-136b.. --23
N. ARL.-2-bedrm. apt. pvt. entr,.
; sEss s ieHd k SEsr1sgss;4 S SSnven lssa
bath. Cali IA. $1,000. --23
Alexandria, bedrm. apt; twin
beds; all utils. Ola 8. Patrick. XII
9.1162. ga
ARL.: Arl. blvd, vic. Pentagon and
Navy Annex--Attractively furn. q
bedrm. apt. with fireplace; walk.
Ing distance to shopping. theater,
sstsJ, characterization .a, 70 % door in
r sSup. S USiR d VS. q st a siss
s-7se4 after 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-23

GAS HEATERS
10000 To $1,000 BTU. some with
blowers and thermostatsi large
assort.; guar. BLOCKS, i746 Lee
hwy, mr.. Key Bridge, IA. 0-6100;
1910 baltimore ave-. WA. 7-6b01.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.
ROOMS EURh.-s.E.-s.w.

CoLoRED--NEWLY DEC. front rm.
prefer gentlemen; home privil. Lu
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coal, WOOD. FUEL OIL

FIKEPLACE WOOD and
kindling delivered anywhere. Ii.
7-44O6. -23
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DE LIKE APIS

1905 White pl. Ae. Very large l.
bedroom, separate dining rm. 81
foot living room. famiiy-slze kitch-
en-. new Bldg. Convenient 70 Mimi.
and Pa. ayes. Sc. Vacant. move
right in. Qualified adults.
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KENNEDY ST. N.W.-(Apt. bldg.
lge, Nv; I'm bedrm. sunrm.. KIT
utils. TU. 2-222S: ewes. RA. 8.
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ORGAN, Baldwin Orgasonic sptnet
model, DemonstFator specially priced
at 1890. Regular list. S1,512.
CarFteR new RuaFantAe.
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sITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

INSTANT MAID sERvIcE-Parties
part or full time. 0S.A, WASH
SCH. OF HOUSEHOLD ARTS. no
:s-O6aO. "a
CoLoRED WOMAN wants Inv. Of
baby care. evenings; exper- refs
LII 3-7444.
COLORED WOMAN desires day,
work, Tues. and Thurs; exper
WOMAN, days work. S days: IL
years one place; exper. and refs,
WO. 6-I9S1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-23

REFRIGERATOR CLOSE OUT
We are closing out all new GE.
frigidaire. WESTINGHOUSE and KEEL
ytnator refrigeraterS Many styles
and models to choose from, ell new
end fully guaranteed Free serv-
STANDARD TIRE q BATTERY Co
10Th 3 y SITS NE II. 3.Q0s2
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APT. HUNTING Made Easyl Cause
the owners pay my fee. show
you free. excel. selections. ali parts
d. c. Gail MANDEL. AID. 4.34OO
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PLAsTER, CEMENT, WATERPROOF
mates. Ii. 4-7435. Ii. 7-g057
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siIyervaFe any sGnd;; IeVnIFy ks Srhe.
saw MTiESTQNE Co, no. 7-O30O
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U-ness. the non-U's consider
her worthwhile: and that's the
best of all U-ness. But a good
u must, above all, sheer hard
at a formal cult Of U-ness.
But through all the argu-
ment. self-analysis. and inter-
national exchange no one
seems to think there's U-ness
in America. Perhaps the flicker
of it is too tiny to be seen.
Let TV. radio. cinema, and
the popular press glorify the
non-U. but now and then the
voice of the U is heard. The
American U may not be long
for this world but at least they
can't count us out, not yet.
u 4 4
The house and refuge Ava
Gardner bought in her beloved
Spain has developed an i'm
pressive list of needs for re-
pair that would cost her about
$51 900 to put right.
She says, 1.-THE damp is COM
ing through the walls, the
chimney smokes badly, I'm
having trouble with the filter in
the pool, and don't talk to me
about the furniture" That's
not all. 1--WE no telephone in
the house. I could get one, I'm
told, but it would cost me a
fortune laying special cables.
Frank Sihatra, her still legal
husband, had, by then, been
picture-making for some time
in Spain but I'VE haven't met
yet. He can't phone here, of
course"
Does she miss Hollywood?
Cant say that ! do. 1t isn't
a rat race here" she said with
out bitterness.
:. Another criticism of postal
zone % of Los Angeles has
reached Europe in a letter from
Jean Simmons, who also de-
clared her intention to become
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mentioned refined, estate,
home. gentleman, lady, resi-
dence, and wealthy. There
are new up-and-coming pro-
fessional horrors that have yet
to enter taboo lists in etiquette
books. Two good examples are
disqualification" and the not
so-new attorney" These are
descendants of the well-cata-
logued merchandising coinage.
Grapes. suites of furniture"
and hosiery" The first two.
at least, are a long, sad way
from their French ancestry in
pronunciation and meaning.
U-speech in France is good
French; that is to say "strict,
pure, never varying grammar,
with no slang. or corner-cut-
ting" Extra U-ness depends
upon richness of vocabulary,
wit. style and variety of sub
ject.
Nancy Mitford's novel vi
brated with U-neSs. AS the
daughter of a baron and sis
ter-in-law of the Duke of Dew
onshire. Milford is all-U.
She's so ~" she can be So
cialist and not lose caste. She
wears her socialism as Frank
lin Delano Roosevelt wore his
democracy.
Another Milford sister was
a friend of Hitler; another
married a Communist and
communism: another married
Britain's foremost Fascist. The
sixth honorable Miss Milford
married and went to live in
Ireland, which for one of Eng
liSh nationality, is also radical.
Made Fame With Novels
The Milford born Nancy
made her literary fame with
novels of her own world and
generation but she's furthering
it and putting far more work
into an equally acid biography
requiring more research than
recollection. Being Nancy
Milford, the libraries she
hauntS are most certainly pri-
vate. Her Madame Pompa-
dour" is to be followed by an
other scholarly, probably racey
work.
This will concern Voltaire
and she's gone to Venice to
continue work on it. However,
her home is Paris, where she
has a house that's increasingly
famous for its 18th century
authenticity. it's beauty, and
many mementos of Marie An
toinette. She dislikes Amer
leans intensely, not because of
politics. but rather our nom
U-ness. Since the recent pub
LEGATION of "Noblesse Oblige,"
her book about it, all Europe
is checking its position by Nit
ford. ~
During the BBC's ANY
Questions" a typical non-U
asked the panel what they
thought of U-ness. This threw
team members into tizzies for
nearly all are plainly utra-U.
The mems voices are several
shades of oxford. The lead
ing lady is Lady Violet Bon
ham, Carter, often tipped as
Princess Margaret's future
mother-in-law until son Mark
married the divorced Lady st.
Juste, Conde- Nast's daughter.
Put on the Spot
The panelistS were trapped
before a sea of non-U faces,
each waiting for the US to
declare U-ness a myth. Lame
ly the team blamed U-ness on
good luck and education. See
ing his team floundering, the
moderator rescued them by
changing the subject. This
move proved once and for now,
at least, that U-ness is still a
force strong enough to wound,
much as everyone tries to deny
it publicly.
Lady Violet is a popular
personality in England but she
works hard at affairs for the
xr.A1fa.a Af ~ T.. z..sA-
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DATELINE PARIS
Rv RpEMnA uElSe
Snobbism Now Is Europe's
Most Popular Pdrlor Come
BY BRENDA HELsER

PARIS, May 19.-It took the
fabulous Nancy Milford to
make snobbism Europe's most
popular parlor game of the
moment: but it's a game with
a sting and a bit too realistic.
Social classes have always been
pegged by their speech. A few
years ago a British professor
wrote about it and the paper
was published in Finland, but
Milford made it interesting in
a biting. challenging sort of
way.
What are you? A ~" or
q "non-U?" If you're a "U"
you're upper class" You know
by intuition how to sound,
what to say. and, above all,
what not to say. You wouldn't
speak of writing paper" as
Stationery: or would you?
"U-ness" is too subtle to study.
Any attempt at learning to
sound veddy, veddy ~" is
guaranteed to bring out the
"non-U" in anybody.
RIGHTEOUSNESS, so dread
fully "non-U," is exemplified
by a word list of frightening
length. Some of them are:
Affair, attend, care to. contact,
home, residence, retire. and
wealthy. all of which have
places in ~" talk, as only
a ~" can determine, except
for care to-" 'Care to" is,
quite hopelessly, "non-U."
Only Part of Story
That's but part of the story
for there are words which are
more seriously ~" some of
the time, but "non-U" most
of the time: There's lady, gen.
tleman, home. dinner, estate
and refined. Native ability to
juggle lady" and "home" is
the prime criterion of "U-
ness" Failure. a near miss, or
agreement with reservations
means instant relegation to
the "non-U" heap.
There's a special vocabulary
slowly but surely creeping up
the backstairs of America.
These include, "going steady"
"boy friend" date" escort"
"formals," real" (for "really")
and tuxedo" If one Graves to
be "non-U. minus. minus" one
could wear a tuxedo" before 6.
Youngsters have been bring
ing these words and customs
home to the drawing room
since public schools became
not only acceptable but over
whelmingly preferred by teen
ayers. Now there's another
full-blooded ''non-U" word,
"teen-ager." It's a beautiful
example 0fanon-U verbal tele-
scoping.
This youthful American
venacular came to Europe with
the Army. Consequently It's
become dashingly snob an1on
English-speaking French peo-
pie to speak Of boy friends and
folks. To U-Americans this is
nearly as surprising as being
served tea with a massive
silver tea set in a hut in dark
est Africa by a native chief
tain who was educated at Ok
ford.
Started a Rage
For some time now Sir
Anthony Eden has been
chanting syeah. yuh. yeah,
yuh" through telephone con-
versations and, needless to
say, started rage. However,
as soon as English U-types
find their Americanisms run
ming amok they rush to re-
gain U-status with a remark
like this: II pick up Ameri-
canisms awfully quickly, I'm
afraid" This is not designed
to show laxness or weak-mind-
edneSs but rather an uncanny
talent for picking up amazing
dialects effortleSsly, even TN
consciously, doncha' know.
There are the outSide-look-
ing-in words such as classy,
high class and the afnre-
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an American. She says the
reason she and Stewart Gram
ger are moving to a ranch in
New Mexico is because lit will
be a better place to raise chill
dren than class-conscious Hol-
lywood."
New King
Count Juan Ruisenada. who
is close to the Spanish royal
family in demi-exile, says,
There will soon be a new King
in Spain but not the one you
expect. He will be the pre-
tender, Don Juan, Count Of
Barcelona, and not his son,
Prince Juan Carlos. who has
been assumed" He said that
Franco agreed to re-establish
the monarchy in order of its
existence. That means Don
Juan first. then the son."
One wonders if the delicate
balance was tipped when the
17-year-old Prince recently
killed the brother he adored in
one of those nightmare gum
cleaning accidents.
The official Vatican news
paper called Prince Rainier's
wedding "a carnival" This it
was only in the minds of those
who couldn't make Of it what
they wanted personally and
had the power to diffuse their
opinion.
For this the Pope. refusing
to lend the dignity of the Holy
See to continuing the spec
tacular aspects of the event,
has postponed the private au-
dience with the Prince and
Princess: It's a snub they
don't deserve. The Kelly FAM
lily. too, were temporarily ig-
nored. Such is the price of
fame; a bitter price for people
who deserve better and to
whom it means so much.
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