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Corset Shop.

Corset Shop, Street
SIS 70 $3.50 Fouudsons $Tss si1ss yon osss uor-
msn's. some with power net Mostly lightweight Styles vhss
broken sizes rs :
$Tss $3.50 cids. end Psnty Gdss s4ss 10 si1ss Ny
on cotton ond oee os pu-ons xippered sss
lohtweioht sNnos predominos have bonre. White,
not oil sizes w kind
$3.50 ssss BFsssrs 81 10 S3ss. coors nyon and Iocs
group white. Broken
Robes, Third Floor
$3.50 5000 Robes ssss 70 $7ss pusssr brunch eoo,s,
poto troeks opd tuenoh robes group Cotton Docons
ond-eoon blends and Doeons bostes; pink blue ossosd
solid coos and prints Sizes 10 90 but eoch se
$ssS Nyen Teos Bed Joeke $3.50 Pink blue whine par
ronenty peoied trimming collars and cuffs Sizes smo
dunn ond loroe
$io99 Cotton Terry Cloth Robss Sese Buoned style white
oquo. yellow. Sizes sroll and medium.
$3.50 lonondoOn' Fleece puss SIS Bu,toned style
with snoI COLOR woshob belt Pink blue siss
Toto 49,
$ss9 Cotton busters end Brunch Costs $3.50 Drp-dv cotton
ond ripple sheer cotton buttoned styles solid color pink ond
oouo or splosh print ond blue Sizes 20 in group
Third Floor Street and OF oil JslsH broneh stores
'Rss
Jsleffs Street and OF oil JeIeH branch stores
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Neckweor, BIousettes,
Street Floor

NeCkWeoT, bIouSerteS, Street Floor
see 81 Flowers use Soc Assorted styles for neekweor
and home decoration
81 and 81 Hsodbond soc 10 ST. Plain printed styles.
assorted obrics and coors
81 Cotton Deksys. soc 81. Also collars; prints and white
group.
81 TO S7Ss SERVES and s.os use 10 S. Silk chiffon in squoo
and obIono shoped scorves; assorted obrie stoIes.
$500 and $3.50 Bcussses 81 TO So coons nyons
sleeve ond sleeveless styles White eoors Sizes 81 49,
$3.50 $500 Jsksts end BosOs 81 and So Spun royon
printed cotton pique styles douebreosted others clutch
Some sleeveless style oekets white block Broken
snoll, medium ond large,
Jees Street selections oil JeIeH branch stores
Jewely, Street Floor
81 NeekIoes srsessts Earrings ST. White and poste cooed
beods. stones eolored enome included.
50 SIS NseLoess Bracelets. Earrings 81 TO $3.50 Some
orondnew sompe selections from the top onufoeueTs in
GUIDED CoIored and beods golden and silver finish neo
enonels. Some pieces set with simulated peorls
Prices Federal
JeleRs Street selections Of 81 oil Jeef bronch
stores
Cosmetics, Street Floor
IS Mary Chess Cologne ses s. toilet ond spproo
perfume in golden aft box.
$3.50 Prince MssehobsIG Ses SI7s "strodvor Cologne.
perfume ond bath powder.
$3.50 Fronees Dsnaey "wsskende $685. Skin lotions Iip-
stick pressed powder copoet soop etc. in golden gift pockooe
81 Rsyon ssta Poddsd Hoass sse Assorted eoor soehel
scented. mo Federol toxi
Special Puhose TrovsI cose $Is5 Cosmetic eo-ol with
plosticized finish contons plastic boe or dish, tooth
brush holder
Plus a.
JsIsRs Street ond OF oil JsIeH branch stores
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elleff:
sbsa
Silver spsias
ssll ceaaselievi Ave
shFiaoiea
foh Chvrek
Sove VI and much n1orel
$4,000 to 5000 Long soE
Spring Goats -

Misses end Juaior sxss Dress and eosuo buys including
knt-look wooIs bosksweoves bouelss ecorfu twssds,
smooth flonnesl Button wnop styles White block red.
beige, navy gold bluel Not every size IN every Style fobne
Color Of course
womsns Propsrtonsd Sizes Wossds Anglo twesds YER
lures noyy RIohs-now lines Sizes 10 TO 20. broker,
Of cosns JsIeH coots Third Floor Street and suor
selections a. oil JeIeH broneh stores
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School Career Shop,
Fourth Floor

81 80 and $3.50 Cotton Tee Shirts $780, Sleeveless styles
stripes and solid coors Sizes snnoll medium and Jorge
$3.50 $500 Cotton Bousss So Sleeveless styles and short
seeved shirts Prints and assorted solid eoos Sizes TO Is
$3.50 Cotton Pedu Puhs S. Kok blue and block in broken
sizes. \
$3.50 and $3.50 Cotton Skirts S. Slim lined and full styles in
assorted light color prints and Stripes Sizes to IS
$500 Short Shirt Sets $3.50. Jooeo length shorts pods
and stripes with honmonzno color skirt. Sizes 10 to l6
$loss 10 SASS Swim Suits So 90 Lostex foies in vivid eoo
Sizes 81 10 38 in group.
$499 $3.50 Cotton Dresses So. Drpd eosuol Styles
tells and dark colors. Sizes to IS in group.
$2zss and $75 Wool Topps So Beige white blue escorted
styles and broken sizes.
$z5 Boerins Length Forms $40 Nyon in white yellow
Broken sizes to IS.
$3.50 Wool Suits SIS. Fitted boSy style oeke sinned
skirts Assorted coIors; sizes to IS in group.
Jees Street and selections OF all Jeleft bronch stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-29
Lingerie Shops,

sse Gotten Briefs. soc pairs for $I.S5. White prints and
solid coors Sizes to 7.
$3.50 kyon TrieO Briefs $3.50. Leopard and msmod prints
from torous maker. Sizes to 7.
$3.s5 Non Teot PetteOss $3.50 end Sz9S. Sheath styles
with embroidery loee and futno trims White pink. block hot
house pink beige. blue. Sizes smoi. medium and Jorge.
$500 Cotton cessie Posmo $3.50 Several styles and assorted
eoors in group. Sizes 81 to 3d.
$500 ssspwssr $3.50 Shift gowns baby doll
tIenoth poomos No ironing, poste eoors Sizes sol and
medium.
$4o5 $685. kyIOn Tieot Slips $3.50 S495 White pink
block and heh-tohion eoIors; funo embroidery and oe
Sizes 81 to 40 in group
SSS5 end S6.9S NyIon-TeO Petteoss $395. Some high
fashion shodes oso mermod and leopard prints Sizes so
medium and Jorge
$5sS Pssis-Sze Lingerie $685. Nyon slips and gowns
several styles Assorted eolors Sizes u TO IS.
$500 Cotton Blend Pestieoo $500. Sheoth styles escorted
prints Sizes snno and medium
$500 Cotton Blend Seepweor $3.50. Woz ond fu-enoth
gowns shorty pooos Assorted eoors in group Sizes small ond
medium.
SssS Nyon TIeot Gowns $685. Fu-lenoth ond woz styles
group with oce embroidery trims White. nk blue
broken sizes.
SIo.Ss and SI2o9 Cotton Psiomos with Rebs. $3.50. Assorted
styles and coors in broken sizes. Al Street only.
JeeHs Street and Of oil JsRef broneh
= unless othsrSise in&toted
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Cotton Shop,
Fifth Floor

Misses Womens $3.50 $io.sS Dresses S.. Cotton
odos striped cotton voIe prints Benbero prints and
seesucker golfers ond sleeveless Styles seesucke ioeket
dresses group Assorted eoo mony fewofokind Sizes 10
to 40 l2h TO 2oz, and IA plus to 20 plus.
Misses WOmsns $2s9 $4os Dresses. So. Cotton oee
broodcoth checked onohom voe prints oeetoe and
wolfe prints in Tailored dresy and strooht lined styles
block skirt with white blouse 2pc dress Assorted coors
few-of-okind Sizes TO 8 and some woren's sizes.
Misses $7ss $3.50 Dresses So Spun royons cotton oee
printed Doeron" cotton blends in sheath and ukied
styles includes dresses and golfers Assorted coor
broken o to 20 Street only.
NJ
Jees Street and selections OF oil Jeeff branch
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Budget Dresses,

Misses wOmens Sloss SI4ss Dresses $sss Royon
ep Doerons ond sheer cotons in cosuo styles Navy beige
black yellow pink and assorted prints Broken sizes
10 to &c and l4h to 24h.
Misses and WOmens $3.50 TO $3.50 Dresses $40. Peoed
skirt sheoth nos, and piece dresses Royon
dp-dv fobrcs and with short "a sleeves AS
sorted light ond dark eoIo prints Broken sizes to 10 and
l4h to 24h.
yeIleffs Street and oil Jeeff bronch stores
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Brides Shop,

5000 Sass Semps Wedding Gowns IS TO $l4S Boeno
tu-enoh and troin-syle gowns mostly one-oo-knd dresses
used somples. Few slightly soled from display.
S2S $500 Bdsmoids Dresses $40 $zS Selections Of
rnony styles, assorted eoors and fobnes.
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chiIdren's Shoes
S6.o5 to S8.o5

Right from stocks Of fomous-forf and quality Shoes
A big group Of potents. eIkskins, eokins suedes-in
pump strop oxford styles Sizes for girls youths some
teens And color selection ho includes block ton, red
JeIIefPs Silver Spring Only
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Junior Budget Shop,
Fourth Floor

Juniors 5000 TO $I4ss Dresses S. Two-peee poste cord
SUITS oyon sheohs tWo-Pees foro prints einehom check
ehemises. Sizes to IS.
Juniors SII.ss $I4ss Dresses S. The flouncs stripes
Cotton shoste sleeveless eottons with eyeet tops soor col
lo chemse cords noron shooboek shdreses Sizes to 10
Street and selections ct oil bronch stores.
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Hosiery,

Hosiery, Street only
$l6S eOhsm GOIdstrps Hose $Ilo. Twin treod full fosh-
Toned stretch for the who needs shorter length hose As
sorted cooH in propoTtioned short hose only
$l.3S Gotham GoIdspe FUl-Feshioned Shees zoe prs.
$3.50. Choose dark regular seems ony dscent coors
the assortment. Sizes "a TO H. poporoned lengths
JelletFs Own" Sheer Hose prs $3.50 Glamour sheer FULL
fashioned and seamless style hose Broken sizes ga H.
sorted colors
SIeS end 81 SehiopssR Hose ST. Fuioshoned sheer and
waking sheer heovier denier Broken ond eoIors
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81 and So Fobrie Gloves, $3.50

Doubewoven eoons and nYIons block beige novy whit
ond escorted poste coors Sizes TO Iva in group
Jeeffs Street only
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July Month-End TWO-DAY EvENT!--tomorrow and also
Thursday accommodate effs evening shopping crowds Tuot
signals prompt clearing Of spnesunner merchandise al
departments turning broken osvoIues extraordinarily wortwe
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Misses Dresses,
Second Floor

$I7ss S22ss Dresses So Royon CREPE oyon tofteto
cotton prints Beige purple green blue navy and otter
styles
$3.50 to SIS Afternoon and cocktu Dresses, ST.
Cotton prints checks cotton eyeIet heohse with lining
Green, yellow beige. brown orange, navy and block
group. Broken sizes
$22S9 $3.50 Dresses. SIS Nyon chiffon silk prints
anehom. and cotton prints Apricot beige green blue pink
navy, block in sizes 10 10 8.
$3.50 to $500 Afternoon Dresses Some Forel, $40. Silk
chiffon silk prints nyon chiffon royon and crepe solid
color printed Aouo turquoise Nile green oprico
white, beige navy and block. Broken misses sizes.
JeeFs Street OF oil JeeH branch stores
$2.95 and $3.95 Summer Hats, 81 and 81
sseOn OF ribbon hats in white ord eOOn Street only
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Sport and Knit Dresses,

$500 $500 Orion Knit Dresses $40 Eosy wohobes for o,e
voeotionne college casual TO 49, Street and
Fols Church only.
$3.50 1879 cOttOns S. shlrwois eheses full sklred
sNles-ehoose your fovorite!
$3.50 2ses Cotton Dresses So One and two piece STYLES
in popuo sihouettes.
Street end selections oil JeIIsFf breach stores
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lefs Sneet ono OF OH Jeheft oronen ttofes
unless otherwise Indicted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28

Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Ben
son of West RoXbury, Mass,
announce the engagement of
their daughter Frances The
resa to Mr.. Joseph Lawrence
Stonaker. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph T. Stonaker Of
Princeton. N. j. A summer
wedding is planned.
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crossings 10 Europe. When q
friend. with q mathmatical
mind said that that was Inn
possible since she started
from here and was here 20
that the number had TO be
even. Mrs. Dunlap quipped
that she had been around
the world once.
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Summer
Trips Are
Planned

Three Washington social
lies plan 10 visit Russia this
summer.
Mrs. McCeney Werlich,
Mrs. Jorge zalles with Mrs,
James McSherry Wimsatt
will be members OF a 4l-day
tour that will include stops
IN Russia.
The tour starts the end OF
June In Brussels at the
World Fair and then takes
them 10 Poland. Russia.
Czechoslovakia, Germany and
finally TO Paris.
Mrs. Werlich says that this
will be her first trip 10 Rus
STA since 1912. While there
they will take a boat trip
down the Volga River TO
Stalingrad and will also visit
Yalta.
Miss Nash's Plans
Also planning a trip abroad
this summer is Miss Carolyn
Nash. She also will bid
Washington farewell the end
OF June.
Miss Nash will 90 TO Paris
first and will be there dur
ing the famous Grande
Semaine. This Is always the
last week of June. and al
though short. Is one OF the
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Arts Club Observes
Monroe Anniversary

other works both historical
and artistic from his time up
to 1900. The collection is said
to be the largest Of its kind
in existence in the Nation
and was loaned by an
honorary club member, Mr..
Laurence Gouvener Hoes.
second great grandson Of
President Monroe.
Mr.. Hoes was present at
yesterdays event and will be
a host at the dinner tonight
along with Mrs. Harry Free
man Clark. a second grand
daughter of President Monroe
and an honorary member of
the club.
On view we're chairs from
the era OF President Monroe,
a silver punch bowl and ladle
used by the President ard
a duplicate of a spinet made
by the same Lonoon COM
pany that fashioned one
owned by Mrs. Monroe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28

The Arts Club Of WASH
ington will celebrate the
200th anniversary Of the
birth OF President James
Monroe with a birthday din
ner and party tonight in
its clubhouse.
The headquarters Is the
former home Of Monroe and
1t was from that residence
he was escorted to the Cap
itol to take his oath Of office
as fifth President OF the
United States
Tonight's dinner climaxes
a two-day observance by club
members who yesterday
gathered in the afternoon
for a reception and tea be-
fore opening an exhibit of en-
cravings, etchings and litho-
graphs all associated with
President Monroe.
Guest viewed a water color
of Oak Hill. his former
home in Loudoun County, and
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MEET AT CHURCH
Two Small Boys
And the First Lady

1.-THE jewels were on a
table where We usually have
service. There was a man
behind the table-he was q
detective. ! guess. There was
a case with Mr.. Monroe's
glasses In it-funny looking.
There we're the buckles from
Mr.. Monroe's shoes and two
of his Bibles. a first and q
second edition.
II got the cross and went
up to service. After class !
came ripping down. I forgot
the cross so I had to go back.
got the cross and ! couldn't
put it away because she
came in then.
"She stood next to me-
that was nice because she
knows me. No. I called her
Mrs. Eisenhower. The room
was full of people. She started
talking to a big. tall man
he was a detective too. !
guess.
She looked at the neck
lace. it was emeralds because
1t had yellowish stones. IL
had a cross, too. ] struck UP
a conversation with her. !
said. The earrings look nice.
too. She said. Yes. very or
something like that. She
asked about the buckles.
The President couldn't
come, but we were lucky any,
wayne had Mamie. He's
coming for Armed Forces Day.
She had on fur thing.
and her hat was greenish-
blue with "a little veil, and
her dress was greenish-blu
Well. I'm not sure. Maybe
I'm mixed up with the Queen
of England.
Then l had to put my
cross away and leave. because
Uncle Jack was waiting-he
didn't know"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28
BY DAISY CLELAND
Star stan Writer

Yesterday two small boys
rushed home from Sunday
school in a state Of pitched
excitement-they had seen
Mrs. Eisenhower.
Words spilled forth, some
in a agreement. but some:
she did so. "She did not"
Il was closer to her." you
were not.
The Presidents wife had
attended services at st.
Johns Episcopal Church.
Lafayette square. After the
service. she was escorted by
the Rev. Donald Mayberry to
the parish house to see a
display of possessions Of
President and Mrs. Monroe.
The event was the OPEN
ing of the Monroe Bicenten-
NAL at the church. President
Monroe was a vestryman at
the church.
The 91year-Old reported:
THE operator of the ele-
vator told me our service
was going to be on the
second floor instead Of where
it always is because there
we're going to be people.
jewels and things and Mrs.
Eisenhower was coming.
Before service started !
went down to see the. jewels.
My friend Donald was there
and looked too. The jewels
were Mrs. Monroe's.
There were earrings and
a necklace to match. They
had goldfish yellow stones.
There we're a pair of Mr..
Monroe's glasses. some silver
spoons. his Bible and two
other bookS-one was a New
Testament.
I'VE went to service but we
were late. then we went to
class. When class was over /
ran back down and waited
a long time. then SHE came
in with all those photo
graphers.
"Oh, there was an old fan
too. Mamie. / mean Mrs. Eli
senhower, picked UP the neck
lace and held it to her throat
you know. she didn't put
it on. She looked at the fan
and picked that up, and then
she put it down too.
The President couldn't
come-he was in Georgia and
that's too far away-but he's
coming on Armed something
Day-what is that anyway?
Mrs. Eisenhower cracks
jokes. She's pretty. She was
wearing a black dress and a
red hat"
The views OF the l0-year-
old brother:
Well. ! heard before serv-
ice that Mamie was going to
be there to see the crown
jewels. I forgot the cross so
l had to go down 10 get it.
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EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
Henri Bonnets Due
Here Next Week

mally, Nine. Pierre Charpen-
tier, acted as his hostess. She
Is here for a few days before
returning TO Paris via New
York
THE JOHN SHERMAN
COOPERS entertained In
their Georgetown garden Sat-
urday afternoon In honor Of
retiring Ambassador Mehta
OF India. Senator Cooper, OF
course. was Ambassador TO
India during part of Mr.,
Mehta's tour Of duty here.
All the Senators invited.
plus the host. were slow in
arriving because Of a late
vote in the Senate.
Amongst the members of the
Upper House we're Alexander
Wiley. George Aiken. Chap
man Revercomb and Tom
Martin. The Wiley Blu
chanans were there. and the
Arthur Krocks, Jane McBane,
and Mrs. Mike Monroney
wearing a new stole OF jet
black mink that has a superb
sleek, satiny look.
WEDDING BELLS will ring
May 3 for Peggy Shumaker
Dickey and David Male Of
Philadelphia. currently sta
toned here with the U. S. In
formation Agency. The
pretty and popular brunette
and her blond husband will
soon thereafter depart for his
next assignment in the Mid
die East.
MRS. ROBERT LOW BA-
CON will show movies of her
recent trip TO the Soviet Un-
ion at the May 4 Easter Tea
given by the Sisterhood of
the Russian Orthodox Church
Of st. John the Baptist.
The tea will be a 4-to-6 affair
held at st. Johns Episcopal
Church at 324O o street.
You might think after all
these years that White Rus
SLAMS would be on the de-
crease. especially in Washing
ton which was never noted.
like Paris or New York. for
the number Of its World War
] refugees But the reverse
seems to be true.
When the parish Of the
Russian Orthodox Church OF
st. John the Baptist here
was founded in l949 1t had
only 20 members. Now IL has
300 At first 1t had a little
chapel In an apartment on K
street. Now 1t has already
consecrated its new church
on the corner Of Seventeenth
and Shepherd streets. which.
when finished. will be in the
Novgorod style.
AT any rate. the Christian
White Russians sincerely
hope that pictures of goddess
Red Russians viii raise a
good sum toward helping TO
complete their church.
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gayeSt times. The two most
famous parties are the Trav-
elers Club Ball and the Gala
dinner dance OF the Inter-
Allied Club. The climax OF
the week Is big horse race,
the Grand Prix.
Miss Nash plans 10 attend
the party Of the Inter-Allied
Club and then will 90 on 10
Vichy and Aix-les-Bains.
Summer In France
on for her usual summer
In France the end of next
month viii be Mrs. Robert
Dunlap. Her place there is
Chateau de coulennes Loue,
Sarthe.
Mrs. Dunlap has made 81
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Bozuor 10 Be Held

The Ladies Aid Society OF
the Rupert Home for the
Aged, 1900 Good Hope road
Sc, viii hold their annual
founders day bazaar and
dinner Sunday. Dinner will
be served between 3 and $50
pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28
BY BETTY BEALE
star star Writer

Former French Ambassador
10 Washington and Nine.
Henri Bonnet will arrive In
Washington May 5, said pres
ent French Ambassador Herve
Alphand last night. They
viii stop In New York first.
An old friend Of the Bon
nets. NJ. Alphand has asked
them to stay at the Embassy
which was their Washington
home for 10 years. He ex-
poets them to spend at least
10 days here. This means
there will be still more en-
tertaining-if that's possible
in a period that's already
chock-a-block.
The French Ambassador
entertained last evening for
the Randolph Kidders who
will leave in a months time
for their new American EN-
baSsy post in Paris. The
party was a non-stuffy. re-
Taxed gathering Of intimate
friends of the Kidders.
Ranking guests present
were Deputy Undersecretary
of State and Mrs. 10y Hem
derson. The former. having
been Randy's immediate
superior for the past two
years, made a little talk at
the end of dinner saying how
sorry he was to lose his as
sistant though he had so
much to contribute as head
Of the political section in
Paris.
The Ambassadors toast TO
the Kidders was a combina-
ton Of his usual wit and his
thorough understanding Of
international affairs. He
poked fun at himself: 81 am
here-which is very impor-
tant-but in spite Of that.
relations are at their very
worst" There was a
whimsical twinkle: then he
became quite serious.
He spoke Of "the chauvin-
istic remarks that come from
our common enemy-such as
the accusation that the
United States is trying to take
North Africa, or Aramco is
trying to get the Sahara oil
fields. or that the French are
colonialists or Nazis."
Il do not believe the
United States has designs on
Algeria, he said.
He wound up praising the
State Department for select
ing Randy for the Paris post.
"snd though they are leaving
the United States, they are
going home"
The Kidders met in Paris
when Randy was a student.
Both speak French. both
adore Paris, but in their 20
years Of married life, they
have been back there only
sfour days.
The Ambassadors sister,
Marie Victoire, or more for
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AVA d S0GN pa ~-NONA~~-~~N -
Princeton. N. ]. A summer
wedding is planned.
Cump-Siuncke
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Camp
Of West Medford. Mass, an
nounce the engagement OF
their daughter Marilyn to
Midshipman Frederick Brad
ley Stumcke. jr., USNA. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stumcke OF
Silver Spring. A July we'd
ding is planned.
Gill-Beemdn
Mr.. and Mrs. William AL
bert Gill of Alexandria an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Barbara to
Mr.. John Albert Beeman, son
of DR.. and Mrs. John w. Bee
man of Torrance. Calf. An
August wedding is planned.
Johnston-F urlonq
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. john
ston of Fairfax announce the
engagement Of their daugh-
ter Myles Beverley to Pfc.
Vernon Lee Furlong. USING.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. v.
Furlong Of Oakton. Va.
Gulvin-CCntor
Mr.. and Mrs. David J.
Calvin announce the engage
ment of their daughter Merle
Nan to Mr.. Jay Morton Can
tor. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Solo
man H. Cantor Of Philadel-
phia. A September wedding
is planned.
Hoover-Miquel
Col. and Mrs. Warren H.
Hoover OF Madrid. Spain. an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Joan Warren
to Mr.. Juan Antonio Garcia
San Miguel y Orueta, son of
the Marqueses de Belzunce
also of Madrid. A June IL
. wedding in Madrid is planned.
Choffee-Morse
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Chaffee
announce the engagement of
their daughter Nancy 10 to
1t. d. g. A. r, Morse, jr.,
USNR. son OF the late Mr..
and Mrs. Morse. A late sum-
mer wedding is planned.
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ENGAGED
Iucobs-Ott

DR.. and Mrs. Woodrow c.
Jacobs announce the engage
ment of their daughter Mari
Ign Rozel to Capt. Wilbur
NJ. OFT, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur K. OFT Of PaunkSu-
tawney. Pa. A fall wedding
Is planned.