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BUICK 1854 Special conv.; in Ike.
new condition: canary yellow with
black top: dynafiow, r. and n W."
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th St.. Sill. spg., JU. S-olst
RJjICK 1854 2-dr. de luxe. Carefully
used, $500. HORNER'S BUICK
Downtown, I'LL 14th. D1. 7-39S3
BUICK 1855 4-dr. Super Riviera,
Power equipped: beautiful combin-
alton: $500. HORNER'S BUICK,
Downtown, iii 14th. Dl. 7-3ga3'
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CADILLAC 1916 "62"; radio and
heater. standard Transmission. orig
inal black. white side tires, very
sound mechanically. SAB. BOW.
MAN MOTOR SALES, INC. 1900
Ga. ave. NV. RIA. 6-1122. %
CADILLAC "a Fleetwood 't60'' Spe-
cial:. black: like new; 10000 mi;
tubeless Wv. tires. AD. 4-S2Sl.
cellent condition; traded BY prom
inent D. c. resident on new Thun-
derbird. Make offer. DI. 1926.
c R2fShIi. 1852 conv.: like new
shrOush9at; forced. to sell. 81 .696.
c s1j 1LS5sI Isl "sa" 4-dr.: all Hs s1-
ST. .,Ssse5. THAcKER MoToRs, 18th
and r. I. ave. ne. LA. 6-6530.
coupe; fascon tan. With white TOP.
fully equipped. including power
CcC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-Ol
1922 22nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1883 cow; :. and h..
WV. tires, every available extra;
looks like new; $3.50: No trades.
CADILLAC 1866 convertible; fully
equipped: like new. Call EN-. g.
CA6iLLAC 1858 convertible: Alsiers
s Slqsi perfect condition; s2'S @l5 5E
C HiSnlgAic AZ sedan: radio, heater.
defrosters, hydramatic, turn sig
mails: finish like O. brand-new car.
Not driven weekdays. Used only
few miles on week ends. Upholstery
and interior immaculate. Driven
$500 miles. Excellent tires, bat
terry, brakes. etc. Body bolts tight:
ened regularly. Creased. oil
changed every 800 miles. Not q
scratch on the car. Not driven over
As m.p.h.; inspected. Have given
this car the very best care possi-.
BILE. Very easy riding. Price. $40
cash. Box 1891, Star. 90
CHEVROLET 1866 Bel Air VS.; q
tone green: r. and h.: let your
mechanic check this outstanding
value; 1860. Call JE. 4-6610.
ewes. and week ends. Ill :.
CHEVROLET 40; orig. owner: T. and
h.; 4-door; S195. Call LO. 4-6S11.
CHEVROLET 1865 Townsman VS.
4-dr. station wagon; 2-tone; good
condition, l owner; S1.550. Laurel,
Nd: Parkway 1925. -
CHEVROLET 1855 BIS 2-dr.: 2-tone
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BUICK 1854 Super Riviera hardtop:
dynaflow. radio and heater, 2-tone
gray; Sl,795. Fully guaranteed.
APHAnE PONTIAC

dynafiow. radio and heater, 2-tone
gray; Sl.795. Fully guaranteed.
ARCADE PONTIAC
Aso sl ts5n f4t e. ST. NV "A "a 3 ssSSS
BUICK 1854 6-pass, station wagon:
power equipped: S2,249. HORNERS
BUICK. Downtown, I'LL 14th. D1.
BUICK ia spec. 2-dr.: dyna., r. h;
$1,000; terms: LA. s-0so6; p
2-tone green; excel. cond;; low
mileage: will guarantee. TIE. g.
5762 after 6 pm: $1.675. 3
BUICK SAG Riviera. hardtop coupe:
t tEs;t0e GnAnA M b s sy9s5 CASH CASH
trade, or $395 down, WOLFE MO-
TORS IT, d l9 s5 Wisconsin ave. NV
BUICK "a Century sedan: two-tone,
r. and h.. dyna.: immac., cond. !:
GUARANTEED: $I,695 cash. trade,
Or S3a5 down. WOLFE MOTORS
1921 Wisconsin ave, NV" EN-. j.
BUICK '5s Riviera hardtop; T. and
Si,295. THACKER MOTORS. 18th
and R. I ave; ne, LA: $3.50;
BUICK AZ Sedanette. radio and
heater; $500 cash; private party;
no dealers. AID: 4-1s2O. WIN
guarantee inspection. IA
BUICK 1858 Century Riviera coupe;
maroon and white. equipped; S2.295;
CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds
1929 32nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
BUICK 1855 Roadmaster cow;
gray. red leather. seats, all extras,
$1,000 or best offer. ia. 9-36O9.
BUICK $50 Century hardtop: power
steering, power brakes. only 5000
miles, no scratches. Stone paint:
cost new $3.50; $685. PRICED dT EiS5t c ls5's
NC NC 200 70 4Mls & Sc, opposite HsV'
Bg gftf; 81 81 4 super Riviera hardtop;
:, and h., dynafow, Wv. tires;
beautiful maroon and white finish ;
one owner, very low MILEAGE S7g5.
Open Sundays, daily 8 to 8. Service
open until midnight Mon. through
Fri. COLONIAL oLDSMoBILE co, :.
II; 3-555. 1241 9th st. ne. Gust
B III 4-dr. sedan. dyna.. r.
and b., $500; 81 Super Riviera,
dyna., T. and h., S599; $50 Super
Riviera, dyna.. T. and h.. $500; SO
supsr Riviera, dyns.: r. and H.
$4,000 miles. 81, 400; '55 Century
hardtop convertible. 3-tone, power
steering and brakes. 7. and h., dy-
naflow, S2,499; '55 Roadmaster
Riviera hardtop, fully equipped
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii.
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WHEEIE INC

CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH- IMPERIAL
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN, AVE-, EN-. $4,000
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AVIATION

FLYNG CLUB cHARE. $500
Cessna no. 100. Mooney. Mr.
CALLAwAY, home. ia. 2-464s
| once AID. 4-5400.
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CHRYsLER 81 Windsor de luxe
hardtop: radio. heater. automatic
transmission: beautiful 2-tone finish;
extra clean. inside and out; worth
while guarantee: sale price, only
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CHEVROLET '53 4-door; very clean
SELLERS SALES & SERV.
De soTo.pLYMoUIA


RIvERDALE. Md. WA. 10000
OPEN EWES. TILL 8. SAT. TILL 10
CLOSED SUNDAY %
CHEVY 80 Bel Air; powerglide: T
and h. with 5 new q. s. white Roy
q tires; SAYS, or best oher; ia
cH2RSS:. Isl de luxe 2-.dr.; fully equip.
auto; trans; exeel; conds, SSz6
o.. $4,000. I'm the Heart Of Pc
CHEV. is 6-cyl. 2-dr. Bel Air: 5000
miles, powerglide. r. and h.; Wv
tires: one owner: best oner; phons
between $3.50 pm. Ju. s-350s
CHEW. '5s "21o" de luxe 4-dr.: +
T and Iii MOTORS Sis5 eil:sstRa and s <
c Az rs 81 Ii s-s sSsS:;n.iona, 4.ar
sedan: 2-tone; r., h., defroster; 49,.
600 mi; garage kept: owner; S1,'
$50 or best offer. AID. 4-2269. MR.
ARITA. Wo. $4,000, home. g.
CHEW. '53 4-dr beautiful Pineeresi
green. contrasting seat covers, heater
turn signals, etc.: excel. cond
throughout; warranted 8 month,
or 5000 miles: special today. $645.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1886 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LIZ. 1-9647
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WRESTLER, INC.

t ARC aSEE WAs 81 aiTo DEALER i
1900 WISCONSIN AVE. EN-. 2-1020
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WHEELER. INC.

Observation-Disclosures
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
1900 WISCONSIN AVE. EN-. 2-1O20
CHRYsLER 1852 club coupe: driven
to ana from snopping Sentef "
lady; kept inside 81 al times ano
looks IKE new; 7: ana H.; osir9 ,
holstery: LIST class mech. cond.; IL
tie used since driven as 2nd iamiiy
car. Driven $500 NIL; Sl,0ou OF
best oner. Az. 7-15Oo. .
CUDvaTVp 80 ImneyiaI Sedan:
Srndsrn ens,inneS WITH nower steer.
inoueih SSotptSH, wAn SSs,,s -
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont,

|BUICKS-I955 and 1854. A COM
plete group OF body styles. HORN
Frs BUICK, Downtown, I'LL 14th
Information and prices. DI. 1898
BUICK 1855 Riviera Century;
Ss.499. Modern. HORNER'S BUICK
Downtown, iii 14th. DI. 7-3993
%
BUICK 1855 2-dr. Special; S2,249
Power equipped. HORNER,S BUICK
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AUTOMOBILES FOR sALE
DODGE 1881 4-dr No. sos. 81
RoSenthal Chevrolet

Rosenthal Chevrolet
qiebe Rd. and Columbia PIKE
Arlington, Va. IA. 7-o7e1
DODGE 40 convertible; motor Just
Completely overhauled: =. and d.
new black top: $50 down and as
same payments Of IS week; sILvER
SPRING MOTOR CO., INC, 1902
E.-w. hwy. lat Ga. ave.l' 81. spe-'
Nd ~. 9-4500.
DODGEs-'51 4-dr.; equipped; S499
30 4-dI.; 7. and h: S6s9;s ea %
4,dr;; z : tone; ssuipps s n ssss
Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii. 6-6404
FORD SIS Customline 2-dr.: Fordo.
matte. radio and heater Eater: sl'4sS,i. OF
FORD Sc Custom VS. TUDOR: r, and
it shows it. Only S795. Bank-rate
financins SILVER SPRING MOTOR
CO., INC. 1902 E.-W. hwy. lat &c,
ave., sil. spg,. Nd. JU; 9-4S eS,
covers: 1915, 10. 7-27s0. .
FORD SO customline "s' conv.;
T. and h.. Wv. tires, overdr.; ex-
10 OK 1ppICClAtSu. 10IL0htGSa =
R & ,oas, or 5000 miles; special today
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1896 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LU. 1884;
Ill
FORD SO "s" Country Sedan Fordol
station wagon; r. and h.. driven
less than 5000 miles; like new in
every way: 81. 395: sold new over
So 400. Cali To. 2-4652 for infor'
F 0ian'n '5s Victoria: 5000 Oh: mus.
40 80 or 81 car or $500 doWr
payment: bal. approx. S6S mo. Mr.
WILLIS. Dealer. AID. 4-430O. EXT
~. IL
FORD '55 Sunliner eonv.: beautiful
sandstone white with black top
beautiful contrasting interior. Fordo'
matte, r. and h., power steering
Wv. tires. many other accessories
or 5000 miles: special today. $1,945
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
5000 Pa, Ave Sc. Lu. 2-9S2I
FORD '53 custom SO" convertible;
SSaS 5 new TOP ssE low M nIess
pOOUs p1 81 AoWhs BELLA AtAS 4OAs0
500 Wis. ave. NV. WO. 6-S9n0
FORD 1853 Sunliner convertible: r
and h.: new white top: q clean car
$3.50. 10S WELLESLEY ave, Glen Echo
MN Mi 0 fa1o 2 conyslt,ble VS.. custom
ized; waterfall blue; matching Gus.
tom upholstery: new top: 2 new
tires, 7: and h.: mechanically per
FORD '53 VS. Fordor 3-sest mode
Si.is5. MCNEIL PoNTiAc: 752t
Wis. ave-, OIL, $4,000. 'In thu
Heart Of Bethesda. IS
FORD '53 Customline "S" Tudor
2-tone finish. contrasting seat covers
Fordomatic, T. and h.. etc: IN yer!
good cond: one owner, low mileage
warranted 8 months or 5000 miles
special today. $945.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
5000 Pa. Ave. Sc. Lu. 2-9S2f
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CHEVROLET 1852 de luxe 4-dr.
radio. heater and powerglide. orig.
inal dark blue finish: A very clean
ssaarirs s9 ~ 1 BOWMAN "a ,v MOTOR ! D
CHEEvROLET '4s 2-dr. Fleetmaster;
new tires: excel. cond.; $500. OF
best offer. JE. 3.179S. %
CHEVROLET Al convertible: new
white top, T. and h.; $50 down
and assume payments Of So week
SILVER oo sPRINGG MOTOR r. CO e.
a aSs,,. a aEos sp aw Md h~ III. s4s 80
CHEVROIETs-52 4-dr.. 2-tone,
equipped, 5000; "a Bel Air 2-doori
Glide: SI.29e. HORNETS CORNER
Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. n.e.- At 9th
IL R-RARA
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NEAR SHOREHAM HOTEL
SOth AND NORMANSTONE DR..
Several Beautiful Lots
SHAPIRO INC.
1413 X st. NV. NE. s-171i
q
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CHRYsLE '65 N. =. sed.; power
/. equipped. Also '55 Chrysler St
REGIS and '53 N. Y. sedan. Trade
and bank imam. MERSQN AMI
THOMPSON, Chrysier-Plymouth
Dealer, used. car dept. 1877 Wis
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

Al USED TRUCKS-Hi-value used
trucks, all models. makes and sizes
See our selection before you buy Ply,
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER, yul
DUMP TRUCK, 1854 Ford VS.
F-60o: excellent condition; 81 $50
Cali JE. $4,000 from 9, till 8, Mon
day through Friday; 9 to II; Satu1rS5
| day. Ask for MR.. WORKMAN. II
FORD '53 F-100 pickup; good cond'
Cali Ii. 3-3954 after. 8. -13
derex, S395. Chev. AS pickup. lad
derex. 1895. Chev. AZ ! ton. eli
metal. 4-speed trans. S495. Orig
used as phone trucks. ideal FOF
USE BY ELECTRICIANS. PLUMB'
Frs, PAINTERS. etc. HAINES MO
TOR co. 5000 BiadensburE r.
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALf

sHADYSIDE-6 acres, $50 It. on
transferred. $4,000. 10. s-5s0S
FOR CHESAPEAKE BAY PROPER
TIES, cottages, yr.-round homes
building sites, rentals. insurance
its CHESAPEAKE CO, INC. open
daily. Chesapeake Beach. Md
Phone North Beach 3SSl.
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Blair
GARAGES

I442 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
Il car garage for rent, fireproof
SIS per month. la =.
8 BRICK BLDGS., 25-ft alley, I
square of Ga. and Allison st.
MA. $4,000. -
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Arlington. Va. JA. 7-67s1
BUICK 1853 Special 2-dr. sedan;
dynafiow, r. and h.. 2-tone gray
finish; / owner, low mileage: $1,095
At TREw MOTOR CO., 9th and
Fla. ave. ne, Ii. 7-1732.
BUICK SO Special Riviera hardtop;
sharp 2-tone oyster white and char
coal: custom interior: variable
pitch dyna., r. and h.. many other
extras; same as new; 81. 1875, bank
financing, 80 mos. KIRK MOTOR
CO.. 1000 Ga. ave-, ia. 9-4s00.
BUICK 1854 Century 4-dr.: dyna.
dr.. 7. and h., Wv. tires, tinted
glass; almost new; sacrifice, S1,695,
terms. trade. NATIONAL MOTORS,
INC, 14th and Columbia I'd. NV,
AID, 2-7755. 10
BUICK 1850 Special 2-dr.: blue.
radio and heater, conventional shift.
Motor is in excellent condition with
many worry-free miles ahead. Some
body will get bargain at only S395.
terms, Over 100 other cars to- choose
from
Kenyon Peck Chevrolet
1886 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
ia. 2-9001. Open Till 9:30
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POTOMAC, MD:

ATTENTION DEVELOPERS
50 acres of rolling land mr.. MOI
in Md. water in: room for abeg'
100 houses. Faces new Rte. ~
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STEUART LEVEL


A subdivision on the fringe Of
things. Early American homes ad-
jacent to schools, churches. stores,
transportation, and complete water
front recreation at nearby Beverly
Mayo and Triton Beaches. on the
Chesapeake Bay and South River
hle attic. large living room, tiled
bath, modern kitchen, and utility
room. These lovely homes have hot
water Dashboard heat, plastered walls
and hardwood floors. Situated on "a
acre lots. seeded lawns, paved streets,
concrete cutters and driveways. Only
miles from Annapolis at the inter-
section of Rte. 214 and Rte. 2. These
quality-built homes can be yours Tor
rent money or less. S1l 800 FLA and
GI approved. OPEN daily and Sun
day. Colonial 3-7016 or 3-51S3.
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CHEVROLET 1856 Bel Air .2-dool
sedan; 2-tone blue, equipped: ST.
095; ccC guarantee:
Capitol Cadillac-Olds
1929 52nd ST, NV. ST. $4,000
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FORD '5s customline "s" cow;
tremely good cond.: must be seen
to be appreciated; warranted
months or 5000 miles: special today,
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BUICK 81 super ADJ: auto. trans.
RoSenthal Chevrolet
Glebe I'd. and Columbia Pike
rlinnfnn Va la H.H7R1
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Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1885 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LIZ. 1894,
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RIVERDAIE. ND. wa. 10000
OPEN Ewes - I'll TIL s 81 SAT; TILL 10
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
4Snn WISCONSIN AVE EN- 2.lO2Q
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nation was in line with a
pledge he made to South
Carolina voters in 1854. He
won a Six-year term in an I'M
precedented write-in victory
that year, defeating the candi-
date nominated by the State
Democratic organization. He
promised then to run again
this year.
Senator Laird's wife and
three children joined him here
in April in a house on Cali
fornia street NV. Their oldest
daughter. Mary Ella, Is, was
a sophomore at Western High
School for a month and a half.
The younger children are
Betsy, 5, and Billy, 4. The
lease on their house runs to
September Is, and they plan
to stay here at least until
mid-August, while Mary Ella
finishes a tutoring course in
algebra.
Senator Humphreys and his
wife, who have been staying
at the Congressional Hotel,
plan to drive home to Ken
lucky early this week. He
will resume his former post
of Kentucky State highway
commissioner when his Sem
ate term expires in November.
The Humphreys have no
children.
Senator Wofford will leave
soon to rejoin his wife and
five children and resume his
law practice in Columbia,
S. c. His family came up
briefly for his swearing in,
then returned home.
4 From North Carolina
While four, possibly five
Democrats are retiring, COM
pared to one Republican, the
House members who are not
returning are split more even
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AT LEAST g.
Congress Is Losing
Familiar Faces

Tex, as soon as school was out,
but they are keeping their
rented house on Upton street
here.
The Georges expected to
leave today for about three
weeks in Georgia. They will
return here in time for the
Senator to spend several days
preparing for his new role as
President Eisenhower's per-
sonal Ambassador to NATO,
and will sail for Europe on
August 81. They will keep
their apartment at the May
flower here "at least until
Christmas" Mrs. George says,
and expect to be back in Wash
ington shortly after an i'm
portant NATO conference in
October.
The Millikin's plans are not
yet definite. The 65-year-old
Senator, who has been confined
to a wheel chair by severe
arthritiS since January, did not
announce his intention of re-
firing until Wednesday of this
week. He did not tell even
Mrs. Millikin of his plan until
the day before. and since then,
with the Senate working long
hours toward adjournment,
they have not had time to sit
down together and make plans.
Mrs. Millikin hopes she can
persuade her husband to go to
some dry spot, like Tucson,
Ariz.," which she believes will
be good for his arthritis.
Three Newcomers
The other three departing
Senators. all Democrats, are
newcomers appointed to serve
briefly in place of members
who died or resigned since
Congress convened in January.
They are Sen. William r.
Laird III, Of West Virginia,
appointed to succeed the late
Sen. Harley M. Kilgore; Sen.
Robert Humphreys of Ken
lucky, who succeeded the late
Sen. Alben Barley, and Sen.
Thomas A. Wofford of South
Carolina. who took the seat of
Sen. Strom Thurmond when
the latter resigned in April.
Senator Thurmonds resig-
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DATELINE PARIS
BY BRENDA HELsER
London's Season Was Gdyer
Than La Grdnde Suison

the rain. Said a Swedish visi-
tor to a friend as they parked
themselves in a terrace cafe
along the quaiS of The Seine:
II thought capturing the Bas-
tile meant something to the
French. Look at theml They
act as though they're sorry
they did it,"
BY Bastille Day the Parisien
leaves town with his family,
deposits them at one of the
hundreds of seaside-towns
along Frances coast line, and
returns alone to the city and
business. Frenchm e n still
harbor the idea. that wives and
children will wither away if
they don't have "a change Of
air." The move is made as
soon as classes close for the
summer. Papa joins them
WCOACA0o u4Au 1OA do uAuCu u
August as he dares.
Paris in August
A true Parisien won't be
caught in Paris in August for
any price and, literally, price
is no object. They close their
restaurants, their shops, their
services and whatever else
accumulated for them the
where-with-all to assume
lordly lives of leisure in Au-
gust. They roll down those
cast iron curtains, lock them,
bolt them and post signs read
ing 'Fermeture -Annuelle"-
which in free translation
means, Annual closing"
Tourists come to tour the Paris
Of their dreams and find a
ghost town. They select res
taurantS and night clubs in
their guides, drive up and find
they've moved to Deauville"
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By ISABELLE SHELTON

When the S4th Congress
finally folded its tent. it was
bidding goodby to at least 20
members, who will not be
coming back to their present
seats next year.
Most of the retiring law
makers are voluntarily shak-
ing the dust of Washington
from their feet. A few already
have been dislodged by the
voters in primaries. Three
House members hope to come
back in more exalted roles, as
members of the Senate.
The departing members
ascribe their leavetaking to q
variety of causes-poor health,
old age. economic insecurity, a
desire to spend more time with
their growing children.
Whatever the reason, the
departures mean considerable
upheaval for many of the
families Misunderstanding of
houses, changing of schools.
breaking ties of friendship.
Most of the families none
theless. seem pretty happy at
the prospect of going home to
stay.
Five Senators Leaving
Five Senators are in the
group, of whom the best known
are the venerable elders of
their respective parties, Sena-
tor Walter George, Democrat
of Georgia, and Senator Eu-
gene Millikin, Republican of
Colorado.
A sixth, Senator Price.Daniel
Of Texas. will resign his Senate
seat if he wins the race for
Governor Of Texas. He is one
Of five candidates in the Texas
Democratic gubernatorial pri-
mary, which was held yester-
day after this article went to
press. If he should fail in his
bid for the governorship he is
expected to come back here
for the remaining two years of
his Senate term.
Mrs. Daniel and the four
children. Price, jr., Is: Jean, 10;
Huston Lee, IL. and John Bald
win, 8. went home to Linerty,
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or Cannes. Until this year.
even the world-famous Paris
opera closed for August. It's
a state-owned project and this
year cast and crew have ro-
tated their holidays like other
government employees.
If a visitor hasn't set his
heart on some particular res
taurant he's entirely happy
with what he finds open for
business. The weather is usual
ly decent in August and the
monuments and historical
buildings are flood lighted
every night. This is Paris at
her most beautiful - it's a
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beauty so stirring no painting
or photograph has ever done
it justice. Best Of all it's free.
For a most reasonable fee
one can gaze at the same
sights from one of the Ba-
teaux Mouches. Cruising along
the Seine the perspective
changes and even improves.
In the days when food on the
Bateaux Mouches was dry and
tasteless the view was so lovely
even gourmet Frenchman for
gave the owners. But the own
ers didn't forgive themselves
and now employ chefs as good
as any in town.
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PARIS.-La Grande Saison
de Paris was the most disap-
pointing in years.
Was it because the Windsors
left town for a Mediterranean
cruise early in June? Was it
because the weather was so
cold and stormy? Or was it
because London's season out
shone it? 1t might have been
anyone of those reasons, or all
. three.
In quitting Paris at the mo-
ment the world she so recently
adored was assembling there,
the Duchess left an impress
sion that she was at last fed
up with the gay life and longs
now for quiet times alone with
proved friends.
No ROmanceS
For the first time in a long
while Paris contributed no
turbulent love story to the
headlines. There was the ro-
nance of Monaco, but that was
all safely tied with pink rib
bons months ago and is as
serene as the principals titles.
Paris didn't even enter the pic
ture until the season was in its
last days and the princely
couple slipped into town on a
private visit. Prince Rainier
was never a social butterfly
and it does not appear that his
new Princess will change him.
War Shadows
The war in Algeria also laid
a pail over the season. The
traditional Bastille Day pa
rade down the Champs Elysees
was skinny and sad. French
military power is off fighting
and there's scarcely a family
in the mood for cheering
marching troops these days.
Their sons are already in AL
geria or preparing to go.
They don't feel glorious. In the
last years many a 14th of
July has been rainy and as
soggy as this one but this was
the first time in a long while
that Frenchmen have felt too
depressed to dance the night
away in the streets. Firework
displays were respectfully
fewer. Some tourists thought
it had something to do with
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On European Tour

Miss Cadence Neuffer, niece
Of Mrs. Irene Caldwell Of this
city, sailed for a three-month
tour of Europe. She will visit
England, France, Italy, Switz-
erland and Germany before
returning. Miss Neuffer, a re-
cent graduate of the Univer-
Sity of California, had been
visiting her aunt before sail
ing.