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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27

q propos saa 81 Jo sssD ' cSSSeR
and School. al Montgomery I'd. and
6ellman I'd. Featuring 8 bedrooms
"a baths. rec. room, den, full
basement. gas heat, level lots
Quality constructed Priced from
$l70b0 TO $20,5O For further
Information call EDWARDS q
RENlcK CONSTRUCTION CO., HE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
TWINBROOK AREA

IWlNBROOk AREA
This house priced low for quick
sale. Owner moving to California. Liv.
rm., din. area 2 bedrms. expand.
attic. fenced yard. Oh appraisal.
y zVI o oIns YIN take ,; Sl9 nSes
Of Rockville. Rte. 240, Pc. 2-9442;
ewes. GA. 1895. Mrs. Gellatly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27

WHEATON AREA
Brick rambler with carport: 3 bed
rms, hv. rm.. din. area. full bsmt
nicely landscaped, completely fenced
/ mile north Of Rockville, Rte. 240
Pc. 2.9442: ewes. GA. 4-S795. Mrs
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Stage Coach Rustic

0VN5O NVu7N4A AV1ogIO
Early American leisure
living in this farm house.
with / acre Of ground. q.
rms, and bath. picnic house.
Double car garage, beauti-
full shade trees, shrubs, and
fruit trees. Ideal for retired
people who want a garden
and flowers to fuss with.
Listing 943-H.
TE. 6-1400 TE. 0-7343
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HOUSES FOR sALrMp.
LANGLEY PARK

5-YR. old BRICK--NICE
Near shops, schools, bus. Finished
rec. rm.; deepfreeze included In
price q sl2.45O. Buy Oh FILA or
ASK Mr.. FORWARD. Ju, e-lsos
WE NEEI1 GOnn aAIRaAAAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
6iTHEsDA ANA. Al, 'non-oT
6ETHEspA. cIose M =. Modern ?.

bedrm. brick Colonial; separate din.
Tm., screened porch. detached ga
rage: level lot: excellent neighbor-
hood; Sl4,950, Terms. CARL r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27

CHEVY CHASE S23.S50 YEARS
,vALUEl--Imposing brick Colonial
With center entrance; Z twin bed ga;
basement; lear garage: on large,
shaded lot, 65 by 1865: half block
from bus and near schools. Oh APP
proved See this today. Can OIL.
f3I .NI9 or eyeS F pIsT 5ssca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
HOUSES for SALE, md. Cont. J
IRTHEsDA-CHEVY CHASE AREA

BETHESDA, Sl6,9bQ: cow. TO NH
--3-bedrm. rambler: rec. rm.,
many extras. OIL or non-GI terms,
9pBURBAN PROPERTIES, 10. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-27
Why Be Flat Broke?

When $500 down viii
buy this 2-family nat. Enjoy
home ownership and . good
income. Listing 04l-B.
TIE. 6-1400 tt. 0-7343
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-12-01

YOU DON'T KNOW when you going to die. You do
know that when happens there will be certain liabilities
and expenses incurred It is to your advantage and hat of
your beneficiares to know what liabilities and expen will
With the approach Of winter the traditional time
for farmers and ranchers to plan for the next years crop
and livestock operations If you have not already done
why not start estate plan during this years planning
son? The reward for doing both money saved and peace
of mind
Many persons make the mistake of thinking estate is
something that only the wealthy need worry about That's
not Every person has estate whether young DID,
rich poor.
Large Small
1t may be that your estate consists of only few head of
livestock machinery, secondhand and per-
haps insurance policy 1t may include large wesocked
farm ranch mineral royalties insurance policies business
property and stocks and bonds Your estate may
worth thousand dollars it may be worth million
Whichever category you you probably worked
hard put together what have and have probably had
fun at it too.
Now the question you willing to tackle another job
that involves hard work and hard thinking to plan your
estate?
One of the amazing paradoxes of the American way of life
that devote years of hard work and thinking to the
accumulation of estate for the benefit protection
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-12-01
Not Just for the Old

Estate planning is not just for people IN later life This
planning will help you build up wellbalanced estate with
enough cash readily marketable property to meet cash
costs such creditor accounts taxes and fees and still leave
the rest of your property in manageable financial position
undoubtedly know of where estates have been
disposed of at forced sales Often times they sold at
sacrifice prices meet the of settling the estate BY
starting your planning early age you also arrange
stranded in of your DEATH Don't put off this job The
younger you start the better.
planning usually with several detectives in
mind Each is important Only welbalanced plan, pre-
pared with the help and advice of competent authorities
meet each of these detectives.
Consider Taxes, Beneficiares
Some start out with the idea of leaving lot Of property
They do this without enough consideration of what will
happen to his property when the estate taxes paid
when the benecries get through fighting the rights
to certain properties
Other estates planned with the sole purpose of avoiding
taxes Certainly this should be considered carefully Care
should also be given to keep this objective balance with
others such equitable treatment of heirs and your
curity while living.
There five basic ways estate planning help YOU
l. Estate planning guards against "Shrinkage midwest
died leaving estate appraised at Sc 000 But when
the assets put for forced sale they brought only
1000 Court COSTS commissions and other expenses took
half of this Her heirs netted only the remaining ST 900
Records also show $4,000 estate that shrank $4,000
and 100000 that hrank to $3.50 000 In fact the
Ords show many cases like this Continued page ~
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-12-01

their families but won't spend the necessary time to plan
the protection of their estate for their family taxwse
otherwise.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-12-01
Estate Planning

Guards Against Shrinkage
Gives Exact Picture of Your Worth
EquipS Your Estate to Do the Job You Want
Establishes Sound Financial Pattern for Life
Prevents Legal TangIeS, Delays after Death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
By ELEM

FASHION FORECAST
Suits look newest when you
add a belt, and the addition
(ahout an inch above the
waistline) in leather looks very
1856.
More conservatively the belt
at the normal waistline releas-
ing a bloused back is strong
trend.
Cropped jackets, lightly but
ever so lightly fitted, top slim
skirts and give the new jacket
hip-top look. A tab belt de-
tail may shift fashion atten-
ton to the side of the jacket
or to the back for more
interest.
\ \ 4 II
NOTTOC SPELLS COTTON
The strengthening word
NOTICE" spells cotton back
wards. Now cotton is going to
get on the miracle" band
wagon. One of the oldest
f1bers in the history of man,
cotton is now getting the
fiame-resistant treatment, the
lightweight feel yet resisting
wind and water, and other
chemical treatments that will
allow NOTICE" the wonder
fabric to play a limitless role
in the new textile world.
X \ \ 4
CONGRATU LATIONS
Mrs. Glenna Grubic has just
been named Fashion Show Di-
rector of The Hecht Company.
She replaces Jeanne Ort Darby
who has resigned.
For several years Mrs. Grublc
headed the Teen Fashion pro-
gram Of the store. AS fashion
show director she will work
with Mrs. JesSica Grice the
Fashion Co-ordinator, co-ordi-
nate main fashion displays in
the windows and interiors,
along with continuing her Teen
Fashion program.
\ \ \ \
OH! TO BE IN VENICE
To be more exact. oh, to be in
Venice at the Palazzo Grassi
on August 81. % and % in
order to see the International
Fashion Show.
This first" for Venice being
held at the International Gen.
ter Of Art and Costume, will
be a comprehensive showing
of fashion as it is being de-
signed around the world.
Participating in this excit-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Notice Spells Cotton
Backwards in Fashion

ing fashion event will be de-
signers from the United States,
England, France. Ireland,
Spain, Japan, Austria, Ger
many and India. Italy'S tai
ented designers will show at the
same time they play host to
the visiting design talent Of
other lands.
Winter fashions rejecting
the most original designing
and the latest fabric develop
ments of each country will be
spotlighted.
Mannequins from each land
will show the fashions in
Venice. A former Vogue fash
ion editor, Bettina Ballard is
in charge Of the United States
fashion delegation.
Eighty fashions represent
ing Is Of Americas leading
designers will be shown. We
know Of two. Trigere and
Galanos. whose prophetic de-
sign sense will uphold our
reputation for elegance. Amer
lean style. The gala opening
on the 21st will be followed
by two days of showings when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15

the public will see the inter-
national fashion presentation.
y i X 4
A LONG WALK-Revivals
are the big thing now in
fashion. Maybe we're headed
back to the days when a good
long walk was a tonic for
many ills. A recent poll con-
Quoted by a teenage and chill
dren's footwear company
blames an overdose of auto
mobiles and televiSion for the
"sitdown" strike among teen
ayers today. Nobody's walking
around anymore lamented the
poll. And why is equally
lamentable.
cts impossible to walk in
spiked heels where even the
trek from car to house is
painful.
Another comment, "I've seen
a number of terrible things
called shoes lately" And get
ting children started off on
the wrong foot by the habit
of transporting children to
school, the movies, or to a
friends home just down the
street." was noted as equally
deplorable.
William Manowitz whose
1lrm went out for the findings,
says American youth have
gotten the Don't Walk" signs
from their elders who are al
ways hurrying, rushing some
where.
Walking might help restore
a more relaxed and leisurely
way of life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
IPrenuptiol
IP0rtY Given

Mrs. Roger L. Knox, with
her daughters, Mrs. George B.
Sibthorp and Miss Penelope
Knox. were hostesses at a pre-
wedding luncheon at Water
Gate Inn recently in honor Of
Miss Sally Bland Cox. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Jefferson Cox of Alexandria.
The wedding of Miss Cox
and Mr.. Sydney Smith Lee,
jr.. son of retired Marine Col.
and Mrs. Lee will take place
on September 8 at the Old
Presbyterian Meeting House
in Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15

the coming year were: Miss
Katherine P. Inman. first vice
president: DR.. Ella Andrews.
second vice president; Mrs.
Hilda Wiggin. corresponding
secretary; Miss Joan Cook, re-
cording secretary; Miss Louise
Paggi. treasurer. and Miss
Isabelle Robinson and Mrs.
Marie D. Bockstahler, direc-
tors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
New Officers
Installed

Carol M. Jaeger received the
presidents gavel of the Pilot
Club of Washington from the
retiring head of the group,
Mrs. Ina Russell Stacy, at a
recent installation dinner.
Also installed as officers for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
IT'S DATE

INFORMAL MODELLING of
new fall and winter furs
through Saturday at Lans-
burgh'S in their fur salon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
OPEN THUR.
II Pm. TIL 3 Pm.

Terrific fwosomes TO
team up, to mix.match,
TO go desk.to-dating. In
nei0 coLor.mGted cafe
au Lait, tCinteT cherry,
cbOUer leaf green, viola
blue or London gold
LEFT TO RIGHT: French spun
imported sephyT pOol, Gngora
collar sIip.oH 5.9s
DossItin flannel sheath skirt pifh
GTTOChedds, s0ddle stitching, s.Ss
French spun imported zephyr
pOOL, ongOrGirOsted sweater.
7.ss
S-goys flare, alItOooI flannel skivf,
Saddis stitched ayyop pockets.
7.sS
French spun imported zephyr
cool with sngOra collar cardigan.
s.s3
Side sceeHfsd rooI flannel aim
stt1t Nth stds kick plsds. 7.ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-18
SECRETARY

Interesting. diversified position;
open to alert. responsible girl, in
terested in the real estate profession;
shorthand and tipping required; -
day, 4O-hr week. Paid vacation.
CONTACT W. B WRIGHT
EN-. $4,000. 502I Wis. Ave NV.
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POSTING CLERK

RECEPTIONIST Clerk typist for
. day wk. Liberal company bene-
f1ts. $4,000 per annum 10 start
LINCOLN SERVICE CORP. 200
W0Odward PIdg
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HELP-WoMEN
YOUNG LADY


Age 2l-35. High school grad
uate, average typist. Prefer
resident Of Silver Spring
area. Salary open and COM
mensuTate with ability and
experience. Liberal employe
Dement'S. Includes pension
plan Apply IN person to MR..
SILVER Spring. Nd.
YOUNG WOMEN, to learn clinica
paid while learning. Apply Boz
3ll-L. Star.
ITALIAN NATIVE for teaching own
language; part time Well paid
BERLITz, 1901 X st. NV.
"AvON is CALLING" in your neigh.
burhood via TV Become an AVON
REP. and earn S3O0-S50O b
Christmas IL eony hrs. DI. 7-O22I,
INTERESTING WORK, no exper
nee. Apply after IL am. BIS F ST
NV, RIM. Sos
WHITE WAITRESS--Apply SII s
wash. s., Alex, Va, after I pm,
Good tips. OV. 3-3135. 1Ss
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO wants ex.
perieneed colorist in heavy otis
Apply IN nerson, HARRIS g. EWING
1904 q st. w
YOU ARE NEEDED for interesting
enjoyable work full or part time
Day or evening Good earnings
Car necessary Call PEARL MOCK
ABEE, 10. 5-0g22, IA pm.
EXPERIENCED Kingsley Imprint
machine operator for greeting card
store Xmas or permanent Box
i7T-J, star.
IT YOU WANT a GOOD once. sales.
professional position see FIRST
BOYD'S EMPLOYMENT CENTER,
cor, lath and @ NV, MA. S-2:40.
Thousands are placed welcome.
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STENOGRAPHER
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.

STENoGRAPHER- CLERK - Age Isl
TO A.; accurate typist; shorthand
or dictaphone exper preferred SAL
ay open. ia. a-63l5. 6l35 Kansas
ave ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-18
SECRETARY

tWhite) in once Of senior adminiS-
tratiVe assistant to the vice presi-
dent; rapid shorthand ane Tying.
legal seeretarial experience helpful.
fine associates. excellent employe
benefits. aforementioned offices, con
Venient to public transportation
beginning salary. 81 600 5-dav week
In confidential resume. give age.
education and experience Box 24g-L.
Star
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SECYS. (113)

lI3 POSITIONS FOR sEcRE-
TARIES with established Arms.
Convenient downtown offiees and
in T.. sections o. suburban D. c..
Nd and Va. EXPERIENCED and
BEGINNERS. x3.000- 81. 200. Inter-
eSting work. manv benefits. Rapid
advancement Some FEE PAID.
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RECORDS CLERK

For scientific research orsanizstion
Must be intelligent, versatile and
good typist. > years college. Age 20
10 IS. Starting salary. So, l20. 81 "a
hour week excellent working con-
ditions, For interview, call Ex. j.
500. Ext. go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-18
SALESGIRL FOR BAKERY

l4rs., 10 to Z. Store closed sun
salary for right girl, Apply in per-
son after IL am. SCHUPP'S BAK
cry, 554o Conn. ave. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-18
SALESGIRL-TALL
SALESWOMEN

Full time. 9:lj to Il. 5-day. 40
hr week; part time, ~ 10 3 p m.
cally. Also receiving room and will
sall CLERKS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-18
conn. ave. DE. 2-36O0,
RrsIDENT MANAGER I :

RESIDENT MANAGER - For large
garden apt froleet; must be thor :
oughly experience in sapervtsins
are looking foT an Efficient puSinesS
woman 10 take complete charge
Unless sou can meet these quail
fications and have local refs. please
10 DOT apply. Salary open BOX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-18
WOMEN-SUBURBAN

Three women who would like to
earn S300-S5O0 before Christmas. in
spare time hours Of own choice
No experience necessary. Phone Dl
7-5o53, g-l pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-18
'HELP-woMEN
STENOGRAPHER

5.day 36h. hour week; chance for
advancement. COMPANY benefits: ex-
eel. wnfklng cond. Apply REMING.
TON RAND, 1915 L 81. NV.
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HELp-woMEN
SATEST. AnV

Experienced; to take charae Of
lingerie department Permanent. SAL
arg open. MAYFAIR SHOP. 1920 q
81. NV.
/. ALEsLADIEs-A new ADVERTISING
medium. WORK through large chain
super markets May earn 500
week and up Car necessary. see
Mr.. A. ". MCLEOD. at .703 Nichols
ate. Sc. from . am. TO IL pm
10 s-uaaO
SALESWOMAN OFFICE CLERK,
white, s3.4O. Coco tYpist, Jr, exc
cutlVe ability. tales. merchandising
ana manage small ONCE Comm and
gov sales. "GOou salary the. sec
tionl. Ii 7-3JO3.
SaLEswOMAN. for bakery. Apply
m person, LEE BAKERY. .aa5 N.
Pershing Dr.. Arl., Va.
SLAMsTRESs, tor draDery work IN
custom shop; must be experienced /;
good salary ana working Condi-
tons KENNEDY INTERIOR. JOa
Kennedy 81. NV. RA. 3-53OU.
SEAMSTREss for ladies' alterations
Must Rave dress shop experience
ColOred or white IA a-Gl04
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-18

adults, live in or out, Box 3e0-L,
COOK, 9 pm. through dinner;
Tues, Wed. Fri, Sat. Best ref
erenees only; SIS plus fare. EN-.
J-o7ll.
|coOK-G,H .w.. live in: excellent lob
m loyeiy home; S35 week. WO.
6-al23.
COOK AND H0UsEKEEPER with
experience and references: for
business family. Good salary and
hours, CAL hM, 3-60l6 for inter-
view until l pm.
COOK G.H.W.--No ironing. Live in
nights, Cleveland Park area.
IN family. Children school age.
Good salary. Best refs. absolutely
necessary, FE. 3-47l7.
Al COOK, CHILD CARE: LIVE INs
6-DAY WEEK. OTHER HELP EMPf,.
EApLER AND REFS. NEG. KE.
d-usOs
COMPANION, reliable, mature white
lady tof Inv. for retired MS.
semi invalid lady in Christian
silver Spring home Pvt. rm, small
sal. no drink. Refs. ~. 0-060T.
CIV. AND COOKS, live in or out;
~ SEC; -, Co va, and Md. TO $50.
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1917 X NV.
G.H.W., exper. with children; live
I'M starting sal, S2b: vacation with
pay Must be willing worker. 10.
G,H.W., live in; plain cooking; ex-
per. with children; 5ia-day week;
REFS. required. RA. 3-S442.
G.H,W.-COOK, care 2 children for
empl; cple.; bl2-day wk.: exper:
rec. local refs. JU, 5-4430 after z
G.HW.-,-Must like children! 2 days
week 9l2 plus carfare. Call
G,H.W. AND laundry morn
lngs week, 2 TO >, Best references
only, SIS plus fare. EN-. 3-57Ii.
G.H.W., plain cook, child care: no
nesvy cieaa na' no ironing; bus
every Sun, on: must he exper',
refs; live in; $50 wk OIL. 6-6335.
HOUSEKErPER, white. French or
frerch speaking; live in downtown
NV. section; 3 children: other help
employed for cleaning. DE. 2-4554.
HoUSEKEEPER, white. refs. re-
CURED. Annandale, Va. CT. g.
00Og.
HOUsEKEEPER for father ana
motherless child Must live in.
Reliable: 10. 2-575S
LIVE IN. g.h.w., good plain cook:
ADULTS; no heavy laundry. $50
week. refs required. ia. S-S91O
MAID. to live in, coiored. 1898:
good with children, g.h,w,; 81
days: $50 wk. tSilver Spring. Jul.
T-0565 or Ii. 7-3303
GIRL. living in N. Brentwood or Mt
Rainier area. to work 8 days, be-
tween ( am. and 1890 pm; care
OF children and Inv. AP. 1898,
after $50 pm.
WELL TRAINED. pleasant, indus
trions woman, good housecleaner,
Tor g.h.w.i some cooking, no iron
ing; stay some nights; school-aged
children; cony location. EN-. 2-426S.
WOMAN. white, light housework;
care OF s-yr.-old girl; live in.
JE, 2-l362.
DEPENDABLE WOMAN, eolored, ex-
per. take care small children and
Inv Mother works. Live in 5-day
week. Thurs, night, Sat, Sun. of,
paid vacation. Must like children.
JENSEN. JU. 9-9026.
NEAT COLORED GIRL: g.h.w.. cook
ing for Jewish family: 10 am. til
after dinner: days: Monday
through Friday: $50 and carfare,
Must nave local reference and
health certificate. Call tn. 2-0429.
COLORED GIRL to clean roominE
house. l day week. Call DU. =
fDif,
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RECEPTIONIST

PIX Operator. for prominent
financial. planning firm. 5-day wk
Ideal working cond Must be neat.
pleasant. and reliable For appoint
ment. call MR.. FAIRCHILD or Mr.
INGRAM. Elk, 3-7346,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-18
HELp-woMEN

MATTRESSES, BARaIAIDs. Apply
CLUB LaCONGA 84f2 Baltimore
0lyo. College Park. Md
WAITRESS. white. experienced. part
or full time; good tips; no Sun.
days. TESTERS RESTAURANT
gu q st.. NV.
WAITRESS, day work: must be neat
and experienced. BILL. Il HARRY'S
RESTAURANT, 1857 Conn ave,
WAITRESS. white, experienced. Ap.
ply in person, SHERIDAN'S RES.
TAURANT. 2121 Rhode Isianc
ave. ne.
WAITRESS, experienced; good tips
and 5000 hours. 1929 Conn ave
WAITRESS. white. weekends only.
Fri. and Sat. , D IN. to $3.50 pm
Sun, IL to $3.50 pm. Apply In
person bet. ESQ and pm. No
phone calls. SILVER RESTAURANT
$3.50 Ga. ave-, Silver SprinE, Md.
MATTRESSES
Part time II am. TO , pm. OF
fun time. Arm service. over FL.
Excellent tips.
TALJY-Ho RESTAURANT
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AUTOMATICALLY
SPEAKING
Nine. Peixoto, Daughter of Vargas,
Takes on New Role as ENJOYS Wife
By SELMA ROOSEVELT

Nine. Peixoto, wife of the
new Brazilian Ambassador,
became a lawyer as a bargain
with her father, Getulio Var
gas, the late President of
Brazil.
AS a young girl in her teens,
she acted as his private secre-
tary and took care of his
books. letters and archives.
"One day I was looking
through my fathers library
when he came in and asked
what l was doing. I told him
I was trying to classify his
books" she answered.
The former leader of Brazil
turned to his daughter and
said, Il have three sons and
none of them want to study
law. If you will get a law de-
gree, I will give you my
library"
According to Nine. Piexoto,
this was the incentive she
needed.
After I finished high school,
all l wanted to do was loaf,
but I was not allowed to-" she
laughed.
And Nine. Piexoto has never
had a chance to loaf since.
This extraordinary woman
took her law degree, and mar
ried two years later. And in
addition to being the daugh-
ter of the President, she also
became the wife of the Gov
ernor Of the state of Rio de
Janeiro. Now, she's the wife
Of the head of Brazil'S major
political party and the Brazil
ian Ambassador to the United
States.
I'm really scared to DEATH"
the petite brunei said, as
she flashed a winning smile.
This is a strange new expert
ence for me-"
But she need not be scared,
for she has everything it takes
to be a smashing success.
Her command of English is
superb. (She also speaks
Spanish, French and Italian as
well as PortugueSe.) She has
a strong. warm personality;
her conversation reveals keen
intelligence and perception and
tra nSmits an Infectious
optimism.
Born into Brazil'S political
arena. Nine. Peixoto has lived
the goldfish-bowl existence,
which must be the lot of the
first family of any country.