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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOXER PUPPIES, Axe reg. 9 wks.
pRettily marked. champion blood
fine. $50. JU. 9-116S. -5
COLLIE PUPPIES. 8 weeks. sable
and white. Axe Axe registered; reason
E Mi. III, B aT1G4 Docs, $50 and do up
r yss LAX, ARc e TsS pups RE 'i ss14 3
PARAKEETs. choice. healthy babies,
carefully bred for size. color. AL
n ssnssd. rsE p sT1In Lu a sSle ttEIS
GRAY line breeding s-s mos. Old,
DACHSHUND PUPPY, smooth red
silken male. Axe reg, wormed and
, shSts, Tssks c pU 557g ss6onIE.
sssea Bi,e PuR eplm. parent. sspsm p sfd
One-year -old Doberman, male,
{ WsTs,Er KsEnaSNErss SsdtsNas' sss5i
PEKINGESE PUPPIES. male and fe-
male. Axe Axe. registered; reasonable
PooDLE, black male. standard.
Axe. Is months, house and car
trained: exceptional with children;
all incubation. Overseas transfer
demands saerifes. 9oo s,d home i'm
rS S5iSnS PG hai miniature 1aaSi Axe,
champion English stock. $500.
PUPPIES. part German police. part
collie, S15 each. Call clearbrook
s RilnsTTtlS2ND sHEEppoG PUPPIES
miniature collie3. Axe: raised with
sfRiNGER SPANIEL PUPPY. Axe
reg, liver and white female, 4 mos.
old, beautiful smart and lively.
Must sen immed;. will saerifce for
WANTED-Ree. Blue Tick stud serv-
ice. can sat; and Sun. s TO- 4.
BOXER, male; toy fox terriers ana
mixed pups, MIAAPLEWooD PU gI,-
sR 9oSTehi Sb mi Min t. fSo5o1LEs, Axe
VIA Wa: TSermed. shots. IA. S:Sa5s.
c s.GsI.s rg sss Ds es "a ns s sRs
ssis Hamilton St, Hysttsvilis "a
weeks: sable and white: warmed and
rss III. IS & sb4.ss,. :s:
white: femss AP. S.sls7. %
show 2 d nos. So2s SotH 81. Sc"
scorTiEEo g fuPs Champion sired:
healthy. rascals. LA. 3-63S9. 20
WEfMARANER, female. Il weeks;
CosIEIfEs a fu PIiifs sable Sab and white.
Axe reg: wormed. shots; vks.:
sired by Champ. Gay Acre Ensign.
COCkER SPANIEL. Z mos. old Axe
res. brown and white. AP. 81
GREAT DANE PUPPIES. 5 mos, old.
Male. faWn: also female. tawn;
cropped, wormed and have had
shots. Must sell this week end;
500. See them. ELPAW KEN
NELS, Alex. Va. Duke st. ext.
MONKEYS. 5 kinds to select from;
rare Finches, ~ varieties; para
keets. love birds, Cockattels, Tou-
cans. fancy pigeons. Rare soft
bill birds, snakes, alligators. hz-
ards. turtles. Direct importers.
BEAGLE PUPs. Axe. I'd. Oh. sired;
excel. hunting line: beaut. marked,
eCOTTiES, Axe reg. 9 mos. old;
Championship line; male and fe-
male. Phone, APP. 7-2347. %
KITTENS, househroken. free to GOOD
homes. JE. 2-J47S. %
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

I555 p ST. NM, Dupont Manor
Attractive 2nd-floor single next
bath: $50 week. --6
112I 18th ST. N.w.---Lge. rm. eiee.
refgr.. grill; next bath. DU. 7-93lO.
saeo 10th ST N.W.-Loysly rooms.
some with pvt. bath: distinctive
address. daily maid service: A.hr.
switchboard; rates $50 up weekly.
1888 SO i issS sr. S.w.-Bustness wom-
furn.; mod. baths. No. 1929.
l15O GIRARD ST. NV. THE Palmer
House"--yery clean. warm single
room; only SO week; .v,n n tSa.
$40 per VIZ: sgle. 33os Holmead pi.
l niE. "a itt AVE- E., s Fl NV. near
10th st.: single ROOM near transp-
CARLTON HALL. 210l N st. Nv
Warm rooms with running water:
CHf fia SCH CHA eaiy b. r c Dn soo
shower, private home: gentleman;
CHEVY CHASE. b. C.--very. attrsc.
room. bright and cheerful. large
, slINssf LANE. siI PG pL Al f s9Ss4ecLEAs
FURN. RIM. for refined couple, or
DUPONT CIRCLE-2 mos. bargain
rates in one OF best houses; 1876
OF sgle. -dble. rms. 1874 10Th NV.
DUP. CIRCLE, 1914 10Th st.--Lge.
front rm.. LIST a.; gentlemen: reas.
phhTwGRPPSS WORTH AREA-Larse, bright,
warm rm. for / or 2; ample clos
cts; trangp. at door. IA. 9-6S73.
p pss.' S.s man '' SU Eos o'm.
MASS, WIS. AREA, 28l0 seth, pl.
n.w.--Pvt. home. cow. car, bus;
1ge. warm, cor. rm.; swr: Tv. ran:
PHI: gentleman; $40. EN-. 2-4646.
MT. PLEASANT, 1927 Kenyon St
Large front room, bath. For 2 con-
venient to bus. NO. 1880. IS
MT. PLEASANT-Conven To-
Gated apt. house: nicely furn. near
car. bus. Call aft. 9 pm, co. 5-2430.
SMALL ROOM in apartment build-
ins; new mattress: gentleman: $50
y RSn'p Go 81 ROOM ROOM for young man,
mr., 18th st.-Transp., also uDiiI!n-
DUPONT CiRCIE@Man to share
with another man, bedrm, lily. rm.
ssie. rms. $50. HUI. s-9745. %
GkORGETOWN--Dou rm.t goou
closet space, with bath; $40 per
month; No. 5si453:. .n.c 14
dbles.: ldry.; Tv privils;; ~ per
person: S1l as sgle. no: Z-b32l.
81 A DAY per person.. 11O1 l7th g
n.w.--Attrac. sgle. .dble. rm.: ~ VIZ
up, yANNEs HOTEL, pI; LESS 81 !
1885 N. II. AVE. NV The Pan
amanian'---Attractiye furp. single
y TSSR T RoaM ssry pSs Sat See Single
double; aT pa Fs.a BIZ 4|o4 le'h
pouBstiTE, HocG. III. PRIVILEGES s,s
Eiev. apt. co. b-7l7l after : pm
a0O9 KALORAMA RID. "a blk. Conn
aye.)--Larga, warm. single rms.
next to bath; $50. DU. 7-4b26. -
WASHINGTON CIRCLE, ~ 5-LEe
bath. si9. ST.. s-2s4s; AID. 4-s6i6
B717 COLO. AvE.--Attrac. sgle. oil
dble.. rm. next bath, shower: phone
gentleman. ia. $1,000. .
13OS n, II. AVE. NV. mr.. Dupont
circle - Comfortable, furn. single
, iGSn p 81. sSstWs ;; u the se ceESurchiIf
Clean ,inEl gle rp Mo T 1ioss Eater; maid
1 ,sSI; ana hD. ss77 Bath Cpl OF
NICELY FURN. single front Trn.
next bath; telephone, kit. privils
On buslins. So vi. RIA. 6-174e
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

LARGE RIM. with home PRIVILEGES;
good transp., parking. Call uN.- f.
n ARLINGTON. 5 minutes to D. G.
Room with private bath, daily maid
service: parking, IA. S-s9l0, d
newly furnished. next to bath. Kit.
privils., mr.. busiine. Call TIE; O.
N. ARL.-Refined lady. home privil.
eyes. mr.. transp. and shopping. Can
ia. 2-2S43 for info. %
ROOM, bath. garage; genteel man
with references in comfortable
home, convenient, reasonable. OIL.
a-2glq D
1900 CONN. AVE. CHEVY CHASE
TO gentleman. attractive room.
dble. exposure; walk-in closet: knee
hole desk: semipYt. bath corner
bus stop. mr.. rest. OIL. 4-25pO. 20
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1841 Columbia Rd. NV.
: sEP pfSfNo ,AkEA hissi 10
Desirable apt; avail eonys1ientlY
loe: eley. bldg: with sTit saa "a Z.
z:46lo. o. q. O. sMITHLY CO.,
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2 BEDROOMS. nicely furn.: on bus
line: l blk shopping: 500.
James C. Conley & Co.
e52S Georgia Ave. ~. e-4l34
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FARM AND GARDEN


HAY-Lespedezs alfalfa. Also grass
and mixed nay. GEORGE o. SUI
TON, day. MA. S-7949: ewes, I'm.
THE BEST SEEDS for all purpose
vegetables, flowers, lawn and neld;
Reasonably priced fertilizer eno
Garden tools TO make your spring
work enjoyable SOUTHERN STAT E
UPPER MARLBORO COOPERATIVE
EXPERT TREE WORK, lot clearing
grading, planting, etc. FOUSE d
Bid, JE. 4-0646 or JE. 3-OS7S.
TREE REMOVAL, pruning, topping
trimming; lots cleared. MR.. CLAY
TON. UN. 4-0903. any time.
FERGUSON EQUIPMENT
Piovs, tractors, disks, mowers. and
manure spreaders, at big savings
Also parts Of all kinds. Call Mr.
JONES. Poolesyille, Nd, 1885. 81
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ROOMS /UhFURNisHED

COLORED--LARGE clean room, hot
and cold water in room, employed
couple l week free rent. AID. z
5S53 %
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

YOUNG LADY to share 3-rm. apt.
with another young lady: twin beds,
pvt. bath. nicely furn.; excellent
transp, EN-. 2-02e3. d
TWO GIRLS would ike TO share q
bedrm, apt. with J. other girl; Tv;
references REQUIRED. HE. 4-6lS4.
coNoENIAL GIRL TO share apt /;
SS.30: With another Girl, HUNTING
TOWERS. Excel. transp. H. s-sloS,
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ass ADAMS ST. ME- rms. kit
and bath, redee., &66.
2501 N ST. Is.E.-2 rms, kit. anc
bath; eompletsly redee" $40 Incl
az gtiii I,t ZEE ~ ian M~ Uni, HI. .ut
HARRISON . ADAMS MA. s-s2os
sess & sT. sE.. Abt .. . !oSsn 4,
Il III srd 5a ~. M ~ slnt. apt; II IP 3
BATH utIls. inc de;R6yArrE s0O'O'
1918 K 81. Realtor. Ma. e-075a
760 cHEsAPEAKR ST. Sc.
Large. bright apartments. Living rnl,.
eed i,5 ktensn ana az, D sSn S - csi
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th 81. N.W. AID. 4-2O0o
$500 18th ST. N.w.-several de.
sirable apis. newly dec. new 81
refgrs.; eley. bldg. with secreteria
switchboard service: ..
ssS sD, Nv vim enso Ssae'i por aae
$95-S99.60. 2 bedrms., liv. rm;,
din. rm., mod. kit, bath. $3.50
per mo. See switchboard operator
for inspection.
|2225 N ST. NV bedrm.. Twins
rm., kit. and bath, newly dec
$63.25 per mo. Key ct Apt. sos.
5741 COLORADO AVE. N.w.-Mod
bldg, air-cooled corridorsi l bed:
sa y se Tm din ;tn;to, ki tor a inc
spection.
- r.A ON ~ h.S.- Nv IN,
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ROOMS FURR.-S.E.-s.W.

1914 5. CAROLINA AVE. s.E.--In-
spect bet. . Am. and . pm; Will
ing TO accept child. -
f3g KENTUCKY AVE. Sci double
and / single room; COW. to transp.:
no other roomers; clean home men
pref Ii. 1887. %
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-p. c

ATS. uNfukNsSHeU-U' y.
VERY CLEAN, bedroom. living
room, modern kitchen, bath and
dinette; good transp. tn. 2-1692,
1875 SPRING RI. NV rms.
kit, bath; $40 for lease: adults
See ianitor or phone AID 2-22dS
GEORGETOWN. 1880 Que ST.
bedrm AIT. in apt. bldg. See any
time. open Apt. 30. DI. 1887.
GEORGIA AVE. NV, b3OO---3 rms,
KIT, bath: newly dec; couple or =
adults; refs; sos mo. RIA. 6-O330
1852 goth ST. NV rms. kit.
Sa' {. e SRsfsp ley hssg n 0S sv s'
1885 18th ST. NV rms, KIT
and bath. ali utils.; walk. dist
dntn.. bus stop ct door, eonv
stores. See janitcr. %
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HORSES BOARDED, Fairfax Co. 3
mi. from Oakton. Box stall: plenty
Of room to ride. Call DU. 6-7621,
PIGs-Hampshires, Yorkshires and
Tamworth: best litter you have
ever seen. Also q few chotee.bre
foolesYille, Nd, 1886. IS
RIDING HORSES. ponies and 2 thor.
ouahbred stations; real buys. Cal
MR.. JONES, Poolesvilie. Md. 3IS6,
rs YOUNG EWES, with lamb and
] buck; $50 a head. Call Mr.:
HORSE HORSE THoRo ei1si BRET i Yrs. Ole
excellent hunter. AP. 1-562S. -
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

9th ST. S.W., 4I9--Lge. front, LIST
A.; sink. stove. refg5S 50. Also
e sIrln co sSs . Me- sS -SSsoL studio
room: frepl.. refsr-. grin. Phone
1s al o iiith ST NV. THE Floral
Mauor. Lovely ist-fioor Ink.
room: NV, linens: S14.5o wk.. %
IsIs LANIER PL. N.w.--Lge; Ink.
rm., retgr.. hotplate. all uttL. $40
mo-; l-2 adults. co. 5-1s52. %
NEAR CAPITOL White couple.
Furn. 2 rms, semibath; S65; utti.:
Laundry. Ii. 7-7ys4 after 8. %
SMALL BsMT. RM., PVT. kit. pvt.
entr,, S35 mo-: call after week &c {;
days: all day week ends. 1888 New
1875 BILIMoRE ST. N.w,-L.h.k.
rm.. on lst fir front; newly reno
18th and Columbia I'd. no. 2-0352.
I4th AND X. I. AVE. NV rooms.
twin beds, sink. gas stove, refriger-
ator ia, S-53O6. 30
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Downtown Location
3-ROOM APARTMENT
Living room, bedroom. kitchenette,
bath; all utilities furnished: men.
SCI 18th ct. NV. See MR.. Scale.
ID
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5741 COLORADO AVE. N.w.-Mod
bldg, .air-cooled corridorsi l bed;
rm.. liy. rm., dinette, kit. and
bath. $3.50. See ianitor for In
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Mr.. UNION STATION
SI2.50 wk. Room and kitehenette.
suitable for couple. Electric refgr q
gas range, sink. End q. front. COS
z st. NV. Call Elk. 3-l9l6. 10
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II 5th ST. NE bedrm.. liy. rm.,
kit. bath: Will redec. 70 suit ten
ant: S63.50 peT mo. See janitoT
for inspection.
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1922 18th ST. NV.
Mid-city Apis. walk downtown,
Lovely ny. rm.. bedrm.. kit. and
foyer Includes everything. $S0-$S5.
Ia. p-4140. NO. T-6l1l. 10
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APIS. UNFURN.-D.c. tcent. }

3O2B 18th ST. N.W.--Large efficiency
unfinished. $50 80 mo-. refrigera-
ton and ether utilities included.
BEACON APIS, 1901 calvert St.
n.w.--Elevator. bedrm., nv. rm..
kit. bath. balcony. EN-. 3-go77.
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SEASONED OAK FIREPIACE WOOD
20 and "a In. lengths. Elmwooo
SEASONED FIREPLACE WOOD and
kindlins delivered anywhere. Ii
7-44O6. Is
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40l0 3rd ST. ST.,

HENRY J. ROBE. INC.
l024 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. 7-S141
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I2225 N ST. NV bedrm,. living
I'M I'M % Kit; and md esth: :. n nS. ,so Dec
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2633 ADAMS MILL RID. N.W--1
bedroom, large living room. family
sized kitchen. walk-in closet. en-
trance foyer: $7T.50. NO. 7-2fS6.
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1855 p ST. NM, Dupont Manor,
Attractive 2nd-floor single next
bath; $3.50 week --6
1871 18th ST. N.W.--Lge. rm.; eiee
Taf1p oYfIi. naxt hath MI T-D3 q
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iEoRGET0wN. 25i1 Que st. NV.
-1-bedrm. apt. uti,s. and secy.
service. incl. 500. DE. 2-1Sl1.
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rms, liy. rn., dinette. kit. and bath,
LIST fr.; conv. location: S76.
plus utils. Across Pa. Ave, Bridge.
right on Fairlawn ave. to 1912
Young 81. Sc, LII. 4-6236. ~
CONGRESS HTS. AREA = Attrae-
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S627 FLOWER AvE.--2-bedrm. apt ];
garage; next to shopping center;
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s.E.--Lovely Arm. apt. pvt. entr.i
heat, light. hot water; peeTTssaj; $50;
Cum INN ' AVE-. 0 Avn 6ASENFoRT--
Very desirable l-bedrm. apt. twin
beds, large liy. rm., dinnette and
kit: eonv transp. WO. 6-141S.
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2e2o z 60. s.E-. Abt .. . ToosnlsS;
q s,i srd 9.i S;E3 ssnt. apt; II 5S 3;
Z. T. GRAvATTE -.
1kIa K Al Realtor MA. 4-O7b3
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76O CHESAPEAKE ST. Sc.
Large. bright apartments. Living rm..
bedrm.. kitchen and bath: S62.b0.
Resident manager win show or call.
MApauATJ WApI,E co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-13
The Kefuuvers
To Attend Film

Senator and Mrs. Estes
Kefauver will be among the
guests at the American pre-
miere Of the motion picture
Lust for Life" based on the
biography of the Dutch
painter, Vincent van Gogh.
1t will take place tomorrow
evening at the Motion Picture
Association.
Others expected to be there
are Indian Ambassador and
Nine. Mehta and their daugh-
ter Aparna; DIR. and Mrs.
Howard Mitchell, Mr.. Jose
Gomez-Sicre. chief of the
visual arts section of the Pan
American Union, and Brig.
and Mrs. P. c. Gupta.
Also planning to be there
are Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington
Cairns, MIR Perry B. Colt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosse Evans, all
OF the National Gallery of Art;
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Wen
ley OF the Freer Gallery; Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas M. Beggs of
the National Collection of Fine
Arts, and Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Carmichael of the Smith
sonian Institution.
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BY RUTH DEAN

1t depended on how we'll
you knew your French last
night whether you were say
ing "au revoir" to the guest
Of honor or to him and the
host and hostess as we'll.
Some American guests mis-
read their invitations len
graved in FRENCH and thought
the cocktail garden party
given at the Georgetown home
of French Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Paul Stehlin was a farewell
to Gen. Jean E. Valluy. head
of the French delegation to
the NATO Standing Group.
AS it turned out, it was a
joint farewell party given by
Gen. Valluy and the Stehlins.
Gen. Valluy leaves on Sep
TENDER rs for France to assume
his new post as Commander
in Chief, Allied Forces, Gen.
trail Europe, at Fontainbleu.
Going To Germany
Gen. Stehlin, who has been
serving as Gen. Valluy's deputy
here, will sail with Mime. Steh-
lin on September 80 for his new
job as head of the French
Tactical Air Force in Germany.
The Stehlins new home will be
in Lair. near Baden-Baden.
Pretty. vivacious Nine. Steh-
lin said she has enjoyed their
three years here. s'If I ever
come back to Washington, she
told some of her friends, II
would get another house in
Georgetown"
Among those who were sur
priSed to hear the Stehlins were
leaving were the head of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff and Mrs.
Arthur w. Radford, who
dropped by on their way to the
dinner given by the British
Ambassador and Lady Makins
for Sir Norman and Lady
Brook at the British Embassy.
1t was a rare party appearance
for Admiral Radford, whose
duties keep him from attend
ing many late afternoon cock
tail fetes.
British Entertain
Among those dropping by
earlier were the Netherlands
Naval Attache, Rear Admiral
Koudijs, and British Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Robert Currie,
who were on their way to the
reception given by Vice Ad-
miral Godfrey Barnard to say
farewell and introduce his sue
cesSor, Vice Admiral r. F.. Ell
kins and Mrs. Elkins. Admiral
Elkins will be administrator of
the British Joint Services Mis-
sion. Admiral Barnard will be-
come president of the Royal
Naval College at Greenwich.
Also among those coming
early were the Netherlands
Military Attache. Mai. Gen.
wv. TIL. Carp and Nine. Carp.
who had much to tell their
friends about their trailer
vacation" through the New
England States this summer.
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By SELMA ROOSEVELT

We @N>( go
Frances most valuable "ex-
port" arrived yesterday at the
National Airport.
Nine. Herve Alphand, wife
of the new French Ambas-
sador, stepped off the plane
the essence of French chic and
haute couture.
AS she, by tradition, will be
the most important exponent
of French fashion in the
United States, blue-eyed blond
Nine. Alphand was all pre-
pared for the role.
Tall and graceful, she wore
a double breasted tailored
suit by Dior of black wool
fiecked with white. Her taupe
colored hat. big-brimmed and
softly curved. was also by
Dior.
Her accessories included
Black leather and suede shoes,
a black leather handbag, and
gloves which matched her
hat.
Greeted by Chief of Protocol
John Simmons and her hus-
band, Nine. Alphand then said
hello to the members of the
embassy staff and their wives
who came to meet her.
Despite the fact that her
English is not fluent, Nine.
Alphand's vivaciouSness and
delightful humor became APP
parent when she answered re-
porters' questions.
Asked if she thought Dior'S
long hem-line, introduced for
daytime in this seasons collec-
ton, is a forerunner of things
to come, Nine. Alphand's eyes
Sparkled with amusement.
Assuming a mock serious ex-
preston she answered in her
pleasingly deep voice:
VOLTA une grave question:"
After a hasty conference
with her husband, he sug-
geSted- she answer maybe"
And she laughingly added.
Fortunately, I have a very
good diplomat in my family!"
Because of illness, Nine.
Alphand was unable to &C
company her husband when
he arrived last Friday. How
ever, even in those few days
she did not neglect her duties
as chatelaine of the embassy.
She sent ahead the menus
for the week before her ar
Tivali
incidentally. among those
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SERVICE SCENE
Two French Generals
Give Farewell Fete

They put in 5000 miles, said
Mrs. Carp. with she doing the
driving and he giving the map
directions.
Gen. Valluy's pretty daugh-
ter. Fabienne. was also at the
party, She will join her par
ents in France in three months
after finishing secretarial
training here.
French Visitor
Also among the guests were
French Minister Vimont and
his attractive blond wife: Mr..
and Mrs. Philippe DeVosjoli,
who had with them their house
guest. Col. Guy Deysson, who
is visiting from Paris, and the
Belgian representative to
NATO, Mai. Gen. Andre E. L.
Bigwood.
Later arrivals were Nine.
Tran Van Chuong, wife of the
Wet Nam Ambassador; Greek
Ambassador George Melas,
Austrian Ambassador Karl
Gruber. who reported Mrs.
Gruber will return from Austria
around the middle of October;
1t. Gen. Leon w. johnson,
United States representative to
the NATO Standing Group,
and Mrs. Johnson; the Nor
wegian Naval Attache and
Mrs. Storheill, the Swiss Armed
Forces Attache and Nine.
Rfeser, and 1t. Gen. and Mrs.
Clyde D. Eddleman.
Gen. and Mrs. Stehlin will
entertain again this evening at
a party for the new French
Ambassador and Nine. Al
phand and a group of visiting
members of the French par
lament.
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AGrdve Question:
ADelightful Answer

meeting Nine. Alphand was
the new French Counselor
Pierre Landy.
AS a bachelor, Mr.. Landy is
sure to be the delight of WASH
ington hoStesseS. He's a Far
Eastern expert and before
coming here was with NATO
in Paris, consul general in
Calcutta and saw service in
China and stations in the
Middle East.
NOTED BRAZILIAN Nov
ELIS1' Erico Verissimo, who
for two years has been direc-
tor of the Department of Gull
tural Affairs at the Pan
American Union, leaves Wash
ington Sunday to return to
Brazil to his writing career.
Bidding him farewell yes
terday. members of the staff
of the Pan American Union
gave a reception for him in
the patio of the main building.
Tomorrow, the staff of his
own department will give an
other party and that evening
the Secretary General of the
Organization of American
States, DR.. Jose Mora and
Sonora de Mora will honor him
at a reception at the Pan
American Union.
DR.. Verissimo, who's most
important work is Time and
the Wind" says he plans to
complete the third volume Of
that triology. He will also be
working on a book about
Mexico.
A PRIEST DRIVING a bus
load of boys dressed in Mexican
"charro" costume-the GENTLE
man cowboys attire-will ar
rive in Washington next week.
The priest is the director of
the Boys Town Choir of Mon
terey. Mexico. who will give a
concert Tuesday at 9 pm. at
the Pan American Union. The
group is touring the United
States by bus.
Also on the Pan American
Unions agenda is a reception
September 10 given by the Act
ing Chairman of the Council
of the GAS. DR.. Alberto Sepul-
veda, in honor of the Inter-
American Committee of the
Presidents representatives.
(This group is the outgrowth
Of President Eisenhower's sug-
gestion at Panama for such a
committee. His brother, Milton
Eisenhower, is the United
States representative
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NorstodS Honored
By the TwinincS

The Chief of Staff of the
Air Force and Mrs. Nathan
Twining entertained at a
black-tie dinner last night in
their quarters at Fort Myer
for Gen. Lauris Norstad, the
new commander of Supreme
Headquarters Allied Powers
Europe, and Mrs. Norstad. who
are here on a brief visit.
The dinner guests were close
friends of the Norstads.
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Dollos Trip

Mrs. Harry Moses is on a trip
to Dallas. While there she will
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Marcus and will at
tend the 10Th annual Fashion
Exposition at which the
famous Neiman-Marcus FASH
ion awards are given.
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the challenged conduct Of tria
counsel improper conduct
lof a trial judge can never jus.
Itify :. contemptuous conduct
of a trial attorney"
Judge Wilkin found that Mr.
Offutt had been grossly dis
courteous to Judge Holtzoff on
IA number of occasions by con-
tinuing to argue after the Judge
had ruled on a point and had in
structed him to desist. He also
found that numerous objections
by Mr. Offutt were made in an
improper and rude manner.
1t was the appellate courts
ruling that led to the trial con-
Quoted by Judge Wilkin, in
which a number of lawyers tes-
titled in Offutt's behalf.
Assistant United States Attor-
neys Edward P. Troxell and Will
liam Becker prosecuted the case
against Offutt.