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SILVER SPRING
WoODMOOR
OPEN, l TIL $50
1O3O8 CHERRY TREE LANE

5 BEDROOMS
Large brick Cape Cod; liy. rm. with
f1repl.. sep, DIN, rm.. kit. w/table
space bedrms; lS anS bath. 1,1S ISt
u bs1 SadFms rec aPa r oita tolet Hp Toudsd R%Tfn
lot. Walk to all schools. just
right for large family in this
beautiful section, Dir; Out
ColeSvil!e rd., Just beyond shop
ping ctr at Corners to Loraln
ave, right to Cherry Tree lane,
right to house. WOODSIDE
REALTY CO., JU. a-6440.
SILVER SPRING : Brick rambler
3 bedrms., . baths. lge. liv. rm.,
sep din. rm., kit. full bsmt.
conv. to schools, churches, transp. !;
aluminium storm windows and
doors; fenced yard. Call OWNER,
JU. 9-54S1, for appt.
SILVER SPRING RAMBLER
BRICK AND FRAME BEAUTY
3 bedrms., din. ell, fireplace, tiled
bsmt.. cathedral ceiling; nr.
schools and bus. Only Sl6,500,
TAKoMA REALTY JU. $1,000
Sill. SPG.; oWNER-Beaut. court,
trees, lge. brk. rambler; 3 t.s
bedrms., din. rm., lge. kit, rec. rm.,
2 flrepls., bsmt., attic; lge. t.2fc
loan. Lo. 5-3Sl0. Open today
SILVER SPRING-Colonial brk ex-
eel. cond: : rms. Ia baths; lge
liv. rm. with firepl.. din. rm., pan.
eled den, 3 bedrooms, mod. kit
finished full bsmt, rec. rm., screen
ed porch. garage; lge wooded lot
quiet street; mr.. schools. tranSp.y
etc. Must sell. JU. 7-7355.
SILVER SPRNG-Truly huge cen.
den der moi home. oVif With S4eo Toomy y0S liV rm nne
separate din. rm.. plus spaciou!
kitchen, excellent value at S24,95(
and OK'd 4 TRADE.
KEN DRUSKIN g. CO. LO. 5000;
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O4N. II Do
The House Of Homes
CHEVERLY

New 4-bedrm., center-hall
Colonial in exclusive area OF
more expensive homes; i'm
pressive liv. rm., with fire-
pl, lge. family din. rm.: well
arranged mod. kit, move in
before school,; constructed
by q master builder and
positively can't be beat at
S23,750.
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SUMMER
SWIMMING pool

noOueQ lot. lI5 1t. deep.
Lovely wall-to-wall carpets. Ask
ing ing S.4is5O' assume large 4ia"s
SLIGO REALTY, Realtors
JU. s-s6OO
TAKOMA PARK-Lge. liv. rm., din.
rm., :: bedrms.. kit, . baths, par
quet rs, tiled bsmt., beaut. corner
Owner will finance. JU. 5-2l15.
TAK0MA PARK-Conv. school and
bus; liv. rm.. din. rm., study, Kit
wLbRfast space, 3 bedrms., "a
baths. full bsmt.: owner transfer
red; $4,000 or best offer. JU.
TAKOMA PARK: OPEN .-6
| 10 GRANT AVE. OFF CARROLL)
3-bedrm., 2-bath hall Colo
NAL for only S13.95O: basement,
spa aeious yard. Make offer.
TAKOMA REALTY JU. $1,000
TAX. PIX. : Duplex. Calf. owner
must sacrifice two 5-room units.
slashed to S13.95O. No agts. comm.
EN-. 2-sa93.
TAKOMA PARK. 531 Albany ave
Charming older home. s rooms. @
bath, LIST floor; 3 rooms, bath on
2nd; large shaded lot, "
TRICE GRAVATTE ME. s-1929
TAKoMA PARK-Brick rambler
living rm., dining rm., kit, 2 bed
rms. porch, air conditioner: very
clean: close-in location: Sl5,5OO
HUGH T. PECK. Realtor. HE
4-l100, 1885 New Hamp. ave.
TAKOMA PARK. MD. sO27 Glen
side drive-3-bedroom, brick Are
place. screened porch. fenced yd ,:
excellent neighborhood: convenient
to schools and shopping center.
Immediate occupancy. May be seen
SATURDAY. and Sunday.
TAKOMA PARK
FLOWER AND CARROLL AYES.
4 -bedrm. Cape Cod; 2l2 baths, or
large lot. Ideal for . families OF
rental. Only Sl6.950 to settle es.
tate. PO. 2-314O.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
TAKOMA PARK-sPACIoUs, lge
Colonial brick, bedrms., . baths
2 firepls., garage: tall trees anc
beautiful shrubs, i4-acre lot: mod
crate crate down payment pay 6slance il
PECK, HE. 4-17OO It'll ..
TWINBROOK = BE YOUR oWf
LANDLORD-3-bedrm. contempt
rary Cape Cod: firepl., family
designed kit; lge. level lot; S50t
dn. HUGH T. PECK, GA. 4-6575
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BROCK HALL ESTATES
-BERWYN HTS. RAMBLER


Attractive new 3-bedrm. home: lge.
1@xl3 kit. with built-in oven, II
Gu. #. refgr. All-brick front ram
bier with outside entr. to full
bsmt.. conv. to schools and WASH
Balto pkwy. Located on lge.
12iXl10 shaded lot. Open. Other
homes avail. 6100 blk. Quebec pl,,
Berwvn Hts. OWNER, AP. 7-5S1l.
BLADENSBURG RANCHERS-open
l-6 Best buy anywhere for Slti,-
a50l Come see these outstanding
4-bedrm. or 3-bedrm. and den
ranchers without fail today! You'n
Ice the elec, Dashboard heat, the
out bsmt with roughed-in rec.
rm, and 3 fixture baths. Choose
your lot! Low down FHA terms
at S17,500. Save S550-buy con-
ventional at S16.95O
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COLLEGE PARK ESTATES-New,
vacant 4-bedrm. split-level, in de-
sirable area, with many extras.
Make offer. FRANK CHARLES
REALTY. CIR. 4-714O, WE. 5-4659
COLLEGE HGTS. ESTS.-4 bed
rms. spacious Colonial; dble. ga
rage, lot l"OXl5O; for info.
BUTLER REALTY CO.. AP 1850.
COLLEGE HEIGHTS ESTATES
$1,000 down, balance one 5l2cc
trust; elegant -year-old Ultra"
split level on beautiful 1OOx1"5
level wooded lot: four bedrms.
pa baths, huge carpeted liv. anc
din. rms. paneled den with fire.
place, attached garage.
DeSiened for YOU!
MARYLAND SALES AP 1-oO.5
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54Oa TAUSSIG RID.
MARYLAND SALES, AP. T-2015

We Have the Solution
BRADBURY PIX. 52OS Shadyside
ave. Beaut. loc. Cape Cod, 3
bedrms., large kit, sep. din. rm,
fenced-in rear yard See this
dandy today; deep lot, flexible
terms. FORTIN RLTY, LO. 10000.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS; $500 down
3 bedrms., sep. din. rm.. equip.
kit, full bsmt,, garage: large cor
ner fenced lot BYRD REALTY
m WA -Dinn
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BELTSVILLE = Open 2-6. HOS
Roby ave Home plus income
property. Main residence has 3
bedrms. Ia baths. plus fin. bsmt
suit. for living quarters. A real
opportunity. NELSON REALTY
CO, HE 4-23OO or WE. 5-55I4
BELTSVILLE = Custom built ram
bier on Ice. lot. 3 bedrms., III
baths. rec. rm., carport. NELSON
REALTY CO., HE. 4-23O0 or WE.
5-55l4
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CHEVERT,Y

CHEVERLY
3 3-bedrm 3-bath Cape Cod, Sep.
din. rm.. large fully EQUIP. kit
Fenced lot Storm windows and
screens, Full bsmt. Garage. Move
in with deposit
WOODLAWN
Semi-rambler. brick. Liy. rm., din.
area, large equip, kit. 3 bedrms,.
paneled rec. rm., laundry rm and
workshop. Immaculate cond. own
er wants offer
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co.
UN. 4-l166
The House of Homes
CHILLUM-3-bedrm. brick. Sep.
din. rm., Is. level lot; walk to
school and bus II fare); $3.50
dn. Approx. $3.50 mo. pays all
81 800. CHILLUM PROPERTIES,
WA. 1000.
CLINTON ANDREWS AREAS
sumo Sl6.SO0 trust, Sl,500 dn.,
beaut. brk. rambler; 3 bedrms.,
"a baths. bsmt., carport, storm
sash; on z acre wLtrees. Owner
transf. BETTER HURRY. ALLEN
REALTORS, LO. 5-l9jO, CY. =
S3l6.
CLoSE-IN BARGAIN = Sparkling
new brick and Shingle rambler,
only Sl?.95O. Twin sized bedrms.
big equip, kit. porch, full bsmt..
OuiCk DoSSeSSiOn THE PEAMY co
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THE PRICE IS RIGHT
DISTRICT HTS sUBDIyISIOY a

rms, kit, bath. garage, Sl0,250,
only $500 On. FHA. FORTIN
RITY IO r-lnnn
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FOUR CORNERS

FOUh COHNEhO
NEW 3-bedrm. split-level; kit. has
table space; W. to W. carpeting;
. full baths, rec. rm.; level corner
lot; many extras. OWNER MUST
SELL. DIR: University blvd. to
Dennis: turn left to Calumet; right
to Kirwin: right to 500 and Open
House follow the arrows. MRS.
DEE, JU. 5-7f3l.
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CONGO

IS long way from here, but this
bargain is just around the cor
ner from our office in College
Park. Only Sl1.50O $1,000 dn..
and move into this spotless
masonry 3-bedroom rambler on
5Oxl60 #. lot. Don't miss seeing
this properly - call now,
Evening star., 1960-08-21
ECHO

Satellite is going around and you
will be. too when you see this
brick Colonial On L4-acre fenced
lot. Separate dining room, 3 bed
rooms, full basement. rear patio.
Walk to schools, and transport
tation. Only Sl4,95O: pay 5000
down and Sg4.4S per mo in.
cluding taxes and insurance.
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BELTSyILLE-s295 down; 3-bed

rm; bungalow; large yard. owner
Will finance. ME. S-12l2.
BELTSVHLE-Open Sun. 81. Out
Powder Mill rd., turn on Roby tc
ll724, New 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier. . baths, sep. din. rm., firepl
bsmt., carport. All large rms. IA.
acre with trees. LUBY-ROBERTS
WE. 5-5l61.
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-WEBEK DIR. S.E.l-Sac., BY owner.
5 bedrms, Ia baths, full bsmt.,
liv. rm., din. rm., kit, gar, kar-
hecue hip-S,zed lot 6etoche
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-08-25
Rial Society
Receives Many
Applications

Continued from page u
to the Filipinos or interested in
Philippine affairs, as well as Fill
Pine oldtimers in the Northwest.
The Seattle Chapter of Friends
of Rial was announced here by
Philippines Consul General Benito
NJ Bautista last June 10, on the
99th birthday anniversary of Dr.
Rial.
The first meeting and election
of officers will be held in the very
near future, according to Consul
General Bautista
1t is the feeling in some quar-
tiers that because of the intimate
knowledge of the Philippines
shown by some Americans, the
office of president and other po-
sitions in the Society may be filled
by the election of those American
citizens who are friendly to the
FilipinOs.
Application forms for member
ship in the Society may be OBJ
tanned from the Philippine-C Consul
late-General, 1921 Smith Tower
Bldg, Seattle; Telephone Main
4-77O3.
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Want

SAMMY'S TAILORS-Suits made
to order. Alterations. 600 Jack
son Street.
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RomuIa Tells
US. Marines
Continued from page u

Continued from page u
hover landed on Philippine soil
until he left 3 days later, because
to them your leader is your Ma
tion's image, the Filipino masses
from the barriOs and hamlets and
towns spontaneously gathered in
Manila and the reception they ac-
! corded the President of the United
States made history. 1t was the
Filipino way of telling the world
that its faith in America is whole
and unimpaired. This, may 1 en-
phasize, is the essence of loyal
friendship.
''What is the moral to be drawn
from this? Your press can over
play the riots and the snake dances
and the subversive and hate slO-
gans to the neglect of other news
worthy events in friendly cOun-
tries; you can magnify the impOr-
lance of security treaties and get
lost in discussions as to whether
ventures in personal diplomacy and
goodwill visits are useful or not;
you may mistakenly favor coun-
tries which you believe are pOten-
tally useful industTiaIly and mill
tarily to you in the future; but in
the long run, what really counts
because it is abiding and is not
subject to political eNpediencies of
the moment of to Communist blan-
dishments, is for you to have
friends, friends tested and true,
who, whenever the showdown
comes, can be trusted to stand up
and be counted on the side of free
dom and human dignity.
Let Americans ponder these
recent events, and if 1 have any
message for you tonight, it is to
invite you to indulge in search
ing national intrOspectiOn that you
may be able to distinguish here
after between fair-weather friends
and those who believe in you, as
we in the Philippines do, because
of the identity of our democratic
and Hbertarian IDEALS"
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-08-25

from the First Fleet. Then we
proceed to Longacres and had
our dinner there. 1t was exciting
to see the horses run, even though
I didn't bet on any one of them.
That night was the Chinese Com
munity Parade. 1t was a lot of
fun waving to all my friends.
On Friday we went back to Pier
81 and had lunch and a tour on
the Bennington. In the evening
Vice President Nixon arrived, and
we were able to go out and be a
part of the welcoming ceremonies.
1t was quite an honor. Later that
evening, was the Greenwood Pa
rade. Then sf n that was the
College Club Dance.
Saturday we went to the pro-
fessional football game. It was so
hot under the open grandstand
that Cathy Cole, Sandra Wang
and / spent most of our time sit
IlnS under the shade. On our way
back to the hotel we started sing
ing. We certainly had ball. That
night was the Torchhght Parade.
i should say this was the most
exciting and beautiful part of the
Seafair. The princesses looked so
radiant in their own floats. At
the reviewing stand / met Bing
Crosby and Phil Harris 1t was
our last parade and yet we still
kept on smiling. Coming back to
the hotel was happier than ever,
waving to the people, especially
to the children who really believed
1s to be real Princesses.
Sunday was the last day of
Seafair and the Processes went
to watch the hydroplane races
from the Coast Guard ship Vino
ma. I almost missed the caravan
because l got up 80 minutes be
fore L was TO check in the hotel
q. m. But made I'll 1t was an
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RomuIo Rece1
Plane For Usl
SCI

PONTIAC. MICH
Mrs. Carlos p. RoniuiY :,
to this city July w y y
Mayor Philip r. kow u
troit, to receive on vvl
Philippine Gover1illle|, 4
courier plane for tns IA
Summer School Of D''|
Mindanao.
The plane is simila, ,.,.a|
of Semitic plane recs =. 4
dent Garcia when ~
United states in 1900 |
Mrs. Romulo broke . u
tanning water from
ON the nose of the IA !
ohristsned the craft Pr
tiac.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-08-25

other one of those hot
most of the Princesses p
time in the Officers lO'
missed the finale at Sew
because of the re-rms q
heat. 1t was already 4
we had dinner at the y
The saddest part Of all
parting with those Wonaa
pie. 1 would like 10 Y
Velasco, who made II ~
me to represent the guy
UNI in Seafair, and 70 n'|
mother who took time
company me during y
will never forget the y
to meet the wonderful
1 associated with, the
l visited and the greal
of being chosen as the
of the Filipino Forum
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-08-25

GOOD SELECTION in Homes and
Investment Properties on Beac-
on Hill and Rainier Valley. IN
TERNATIONAL REALTY CO.
Tel. MA 3-2303.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-08-25
CONTINUED from, page q

CON~~ ~@NN-N~N
and 1902, but their salaries were
paid by the Philippines. Americans
served as governors general, as
supreme court Judges, and as sec
retaries of public instruction until
the Philippines achieved common
wealth status in 1885, but they,
too, we're paid by the Filipino
not the Acknowledgment. 1t is
true that the United States has
been generous in war damage pay
ments and trade arrangements
with the Philippines since World
War III, but that is because the
Japanese destroyed the Philippine
economy i'm their efforts to hurt
the United States. The F'ilfpinOs
stood by us in the war, and we
obviously owed them a boost in
rebuilding their economy.
1t would ae mistake, nOnethe-
less, for Americans to take the
F'ilipinOs for granted. We must re-
spect the pride of the F'ilipinOs,
and We must never forget they are
citizens of a sovereign nation. We
should not demand more favor
able conditions for American mill
tary personnel in the Philippines
than in Japan, for instance. We
should pay off the rest of the war
damage claims which we origin
ally accepted. We should continue
to make Export Import Bank
loans available.
For it is quite possible that the
Philippines will soon become our
only reliable ally in the Far East
The Kishi government in Japan
could fall at any time. The success
sOrs to the Rhee government in
Korea have not made clear where
they stand. Chang Kai-shek is a
true friend, but no one can say
what will happen to FOrmOsa after
he dies. India, Burma, and Ind0-
nesia are neutralist at best, pro-
Communist at worst. .Thailand,
Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia have
more propaganda than strategic
value. Malaya's position Is always
dependent on Chinese controlled
Singapore.
We need the Philippines, and the
Philippines needs us. We should
continue to build on the firm fOun-
dations laid during six decades of
united effort. President Eisenhow-
er's visit to the Philippines is the
brightest spot in what so far has
been grim journey.
The New York Times, in an
editorial entitled "Trium-
phant Start" speaks fitting
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-08-25
FOR RENT-Newly Decorated

FOR RENT Newly Decorated
Close in 7O5-10th Ave. So. 8
bedroom home, large kitchen
with gas Cooking Range, Trash
Burner, Refrigerator, Bathroom,
Living Room with circulating
Oil Heater, Sun Porch, and
basement with Laundry Tray
Fenced-in corner yard, near
schools. $4,000 per month. See
A. A. Merlino, 816 Sixth Ave.
So. Main 2-1931.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-08-25
likes Visit To Manila Gets
Favorable Press Comments

ly of the Philippine n,
as spectacularly s,,s
and called it "the tn,
of Asia. - The editoS'
lows:
Triumphant STAR
President Eisenhower,
the Far East had a sDas|
successful beginning in M
pines. Many more than
Filipinos lined up betweps
port and the center Of NJ
bid him a welcome that A
anything seen in the pIl
before.
This was again the FAM
enhower, beaming, buov
persOnificatiOn of frieudIi.'
sincerity. The thunderon,
and waving banners that
him and hailed him as "a
of democracy" were, NJ
first of all, the acclaim Of |
an ally and a member Of I
family now grown to ind4Dl
But they were more n
They represented the true
Asia which, for all its Inn
peace and, in some martal
trality in the great cOnflr
days, instinctively sees .
United States the defende,
dom and human dignity.
In this respect the
welcome represented a
the propaganda Gamma
lea.shed against the Unit
and President Eisenhower
ally by Premier Khrlshc
Chairman Lao. 1t also cOd
rebuke to the expOnents
campaign in Japan who Vi
arate that country frul
free Asian nations.
This aspect of the
lifted the speeches exchaI s
tween the Philippine
American Presidents a
diplomatic cOurteSieS usua
occasions. 1t gave depth L
tiOnal impact to Presiae
cfa's declaration that tha
pines are and will cOnHnI
staunch friends and alHs
United States in defend
dom and democracy. It
pOrtance to President
er's reciprocal pledge
petty differences such
arise between members y
lily, can divide us. That
dent conveyed like sentim4
General Macarthur, liberal
Philippines, added a spe
of grace to the event
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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-08-25

O HOUSE FOR RENT, $85 per
month. 2 bedrooms, half-furnish-
ed. Second floor can provide for
two beds. Plenty space for gar
dening; electric stove 1854 Pa
cific Highway So. Tel. TR 8-7914.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-08-25

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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-08-25

FOR SALE-4 bedroom brick
house, jefferson Park district;
make offer. 1928 Spokane ST., Tel.
PA 5-6017.
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Evening star., 1960-08-01
Free ruveI Wardrobe
Book Is Available

How to plan. pick and pack
. fashionable, functional,
and occasion-suiting vacation
wardrobe for summer, winter,
or anytime is the contribu-
tion Of the International
Ladies' Garment Workers
Unions new union label de-
partment.
A free booklet. Travel in
Style" has just been pub
lished under the direction Of
Eleanor Lambert, the unions
fashion service director.
It Is the third in a series
Of handbooks to guide Amer
ican women on all phases
and facets of fashion and the
strategy Of being we'll
dressed. r.
The first part Of the va
cation and travel fashion
booklet deals with planning
clothes for the trip: how to
analyze your needs for any
Evening star., 1960-08-01

locale In the world from cli-
mate to local customs.
Not only geographical hol-
iday spots are cited fashion
wise. but what to wear en-
route by ship, plane, train
or car is summarized.
It also tells how. to assem-
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and specific needs q group of
clothes which help each type
of woman to look her best
when sightseeing, enjoying
sports, and hitting the high
spots.
Like its two predecessors in
the free services, How to Be
Well-Dressed" and your
Trousseau," Travel in Style"
is available upon written re.
quest to the Union Label
Department, International
Ladies' Garment Workers
Union, Box 1450, New York
l, N. Y.
Evening star., 1960-08-01

sophisticated people, who
may not have agreed with her
but couldn't help but admire
the valiant spirit Of Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt as she
trod the long, crowded path
to the platform. bowed but
undaunted, to plead softly
for her candidate.
Mrs. Stuart Symington re-
calling, as she heard her hus-
bands name placed in nomi-
nation, the words Of Mrs.
Calvin Coolidge when Presi-
dent and Mrs. Coolidge at
tended her wedding. The
First Lady patted the brides
hand and said, "You never
know, my dear"
Perle Mesta sashaying
around on the dance floor
with Flprida's Gov. Leroy
Collins at the Ed Pauleys'
beautiful outdoor dinner
dance at their Beverly Hills
home. while Mrs. Collins
watched from the sidelines
saying, "I'd better keep my
eye on Mrs. Mesta. I've heard
about her charm"
Perle later interviewing
Bob Hope at the same party,
on the NBC monitor mike she
had brought along, only
barely able to do so for the
giggles. She held the mike
close to her while asking the
questions, but forgot to turn
1t toward Bob when he gave
the answers. No matter how
hard he tried, and 1t was
comical, he couldn't get to
the receiving side Of the mike
Thinking Of how pale he must
have sounded, Hope cracked,
you made me sound like a
sissy"
Multi-millionaire Maury
Evening star., 1960-08-01

most charming Of women,
the sort of person who walks
into a crowded room and
speaks first to the shy guests
along the walls.
At a gathering at Balmoral
Castle not long ago she
turned to government ON.
cials and diplomats and said
with her winning smile:
II know you'll excuse me
for making my farewells in
advance. You see me so often.
I want to spend my last few
minutes here with some Of
the local people,"
Once at a reception q be-
wildered photographer got
caught up in a line Of digni-
taries being presented.
With a sniff. an elderly
courtier whispered:
Hes only the press"
But the great charmer held
out her hand to the camera
man and said:
This gentleman's an old
friend Of mine. How are
you?"
On another occasion at
Windsor castle, she made her
ladies-in-waiting live up to
their names.
DO forgive me-" she ex-
planned as she returned to
them, II saw the butcher
boy out of the window. I've
known him a long time and /
wanted to have a little chat"
She will no doubt take to
go with the same easy grace
with which she reacted to
being so.
On that milestone, a well
known court photographer
sent her a set Of pictures he'd
taken of her. They had been
touched up.
The portraits were re-
turned with thanks and a
note that said: "Her majesty
feels that having weathered
so years Of life on earth, she
would not like her photo
graphs to suggest that she
has come through completely
unScathed."