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slow, extravagantly detailed
dissection of sleepwalker life,
La Motto" represents Antonioni
at his mesmeric best. Watch
ing his heavy-lidded somnolents
sinking for the last time is an
eye opening experience. No
man, not even Federico Fellini,
can visualize this experience
more tormentingly.
Nor could any pair act out
the death-rattle of a marriage
more instructively than Mile.
Moreau and Mastroianni as her
bleak-souled husband, drifting
into sleep through the excite
ment of the triumph of his
book, 1.-THE Sleepwalkers."
He produces a special kind
of hum in Antonioni films.
MEMOS: 'Darclee," fir S t
Rumanian film to be shown in
this country under the recently
negotiated cultural exchange
agreement, will have its WASH
ington premiere on Monday
night at the Dupont theater
1t will play for one night
only, with successive premiers
in New York the following day.
Detroit, and San Francisco. :.
Rumania's choice of an Ameri-
can matching film is Heming-
ways THE Old Man and the
Sea-" Aside to Judith E.
Hull: The Music Fair produc-
lions will use no local talent.
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tolioni's clinical art, it merits
these. La Note" is a psyche
biologic spectacular which
sends Jeanne Moreau and Mar
cello Mastroianni, the married
pair, on the longest journey
into ennui since the Mckinley
administration.
TO think of la Motto" as
a kind of Around Infidelity in
30 Days" is to lapse Into frivol-
ity, but it is a thought that
could occur fugitively to even
the most ardent admirers of
Antonioni's style. This is a
chance taken by any analyst
of boredom, marital or any
other kind, even one with the
hypnotic camera wizardry of
the maker of La Note"
Milan, not Rome, is the lush
setting of La Notes" report
on life among Italy's sophisti-
Gates.
The core pair in the screen
play are Mile. Moreau and Ma
stroianni ola Dolce Vita~. He
is a novelist-a relief from the
faded journalist-who has Just
written a best-seller calle d
The Sleepwalkers." Mile. Mo-
feau as his wife is apparent
ly the perfect specimen of the
type with which his book deals.
The author is another.
The day that is to lead to
''the night" which is the pic
lures title begins narcotically.
The couple goes first to a hos
pital to visit a dying friend.
This is a morbid experience.
A more morbid one is the at
tractive husbands entrapment
by a sex maniac under close
guard in a room on the same
floor. The girls nurses save
him from a fate worse than
bored living, but he is left with
a slight sense that he behaved
shamefully.
Outside the hospital, the pair
split up. He takes the car for
an aiInless drive, she a cab for
sleepwalkers' tour of Milan's
slums.
Antonioni's cameras are dis
secting boredom to say that in
daylight, it is monstrous, but
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WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attraction
and Time of Showing

Stage
Arena = The Time Of Your
Life; $3.50 pm.
National Theater-"My Fair
Lady; $3.50 pm.
Washington Theater Club =
Three at $780,; $3.50 pm.
OIney Theater-'Little Mary
Sunshine; $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador -" Escape From
zahrain";; lao. $40, $40, TAO
and $40 pm.
Apex "Jessica";; los, $40
$40. 7:20 and $40 pm.
Capitol = Cabinet of Cali
gari"; HAS am. las. 3:45
5:45, 7:45 and GAS pm.
Dupont - the Night; /
$40, $40, 7:35, $50 and 11:4s
pm.
Keiths-"Follow TIL a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01

|. They are put together in
New York. Arena Stages
producing director. Zelda Fl
chandler, will be given an hon.
orary doctorate at Hood Col
lege, Frederick, Md, tomorrow
Speaking of Arena. Its
Jean lie Bowler will spend the
summer with the Excelsior
Mimi, Old Log Theater.
And its Ray Reinhardt with the
Berkshire Playhouse, Stock
bridge, Mass.
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Films of More Than Routine Merit

MOON PILOT"-WaIt Disney in five" not a cartoon
film finds a lot Of laughs a lunar trip.
MURDER SHE SAID"-Wonderful Margaret Rutherford
makes a real gem Of this British suspense comedy.
ZONE, TWO, THREE"-James Cagney VS.. Communists In
Berlin in comic caper directed by Billy wilder
"THE OUTSIDER"-TOny Curtis in moving story Of the
unhappy life Of Ira Hayes Indian hero Of Two Jma.
SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY MORNING"-Albert
Finney in q fine portrait Of angry young BritOn.
estate FAIR"-Pat Boone in cotton candy fmuscal
siderabIy enlivened by Newcomer Ann Margret.
"a VIEW FROM THE BRTDGE"-CarO Lawrence in a first
rate movie justice to the Arthur Miller drama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01

1918 pm. and 1918 am.
Trans-Lux - Experiment in
Terror; IL am, los. $40.
Sis. 7::20 and 9::35 pm.
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TIE PASSING SHOW
la Notte' Traces Love
From Ho to Hum
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic of The Star

The long night of sophisticated marriage lowering be-
tween life and death the theme of LA Note the Dupont
Presiding at the gurative bedside is Director Mchelangeo
Antonioni Italy's greatest pathoogist in
The picture has earned Antonion all kinds Of garlands
add those of LAventura" special of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-01

THE NIGHT" q Sofitedip-Nepi
Film release of an Emanuelo Cassuto
production directed By Michelangelo
Antonioni, original story and screen
play By Antonioni. At the Dupont
Theater.
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Uptown-"west Side Story;
$50 pm.
Warner Judgment at Nu-
remburg";; 2. Sis and $3.50 pm.
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KENNEDY

MkNN6D 326 Kennedy 81. NV.
Doors Omen $3.50 PM. Rome
Adventure, Troy Donahue, s:3o
Only. Winner 2 Academy Awaros,
30 only. Note One Complete
Show Only.
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Stanley Warner TheaieFS
APE All CONDITIONED
AVALON
56l2 Conn. Ave. NV.
Wn ADAM

MWAW nj IUTN OVIIIIs wv ENs's'
Av AGUN WO. $500
walt Disney's Moon Pilot" Tom
Tryon, Dany saval: 8:lo, S:u2,
$50. Tomorrow: Walt Disneys
Thester Cleared After Matinee
show Starting at 600 PM, The
Man Who Shot Liberty Valance.
James Stewart, John wayne o'4o'
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CALVERT Ave. NV. free Parkins
open 500 Pm. The Man VINO
art, John Wayne. $3.50, 7:2O 10,
morrow ct Matinee only. Nh MA
s:30 Only. Theater cleared $50
PM. Reopenf 5:45: Light in the
piazza" Olivia DeHayilland; RIOS
sano Prazzi, 800, 7:50, 9:4b.
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Il. $500
PENN

E6ANN $50 Penn. Ave. Sc.
THE Man Who Shot LIBERTY val
ance," James Stewart, John wayne,
100, $40, g:25. the WARN i,,t
Empress" Tina Louise o'zO' 90.
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FMWNNRA 4th q Bvttsrnvt NV.
AkAMVHM "A. 3-43l2 Free P'kns.
.aThe View From the Bridge" 500
1000 Winner Two Academy
Awards. 1.-The Hustler" Paul New
man, 500.
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co S-Ao6e
SAVOY

SAEUt 1000 18th 81. NV.
The oytsidsE.",, Tony .s SSTsls' Steve Steve
SSnebvar-' SIN. Late Show Tonight,
ii:i5 PM. THE Beast From
Haunted Cave" also The wasp
Woman" Tomorrow: Cartoon Snow
on First Show Only.
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o,,unVnnw IA. 6.24oo 62l7

SHERIDAN Georgia Ave. NV.
walt Disney's Moon Pilot, S;lS,
tress@Sophia Loren, at 500. To.
morrow at Matinee Only: Madt
Disney's Moon Pilot" 12;15, Bay.
ut Started in Naples. 100 I'm.
Only. Theater Cleared S;SO' Sc re-
opens 5:l5 Pm, Man WIG a9.w Sng'
John Wayne, $50, 9:40. Oceans
III" Frank sinatra, TAO.
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18th & Park Rd. NV.
TIVOI.I

FTvNVT l4th & Pork Rd. NV.
AAvVhA CO. $500
Walt Disney's Moon Pilot" Tom
Tryon, $50, 6:25, 1000. Wild
River" MONTGOMERY Cliff. 100,
4:35, $40. Tomorrow at Matinee
Only: Moon Pilot" 100, 4:26.
wild River" At 2;35. Theat Ter
PM THE Man Who Shot Liberty
Valance" James Stewart, John
WAYNE, 6:15, $50. ''Man-Trap,"
Jeffrey Hunter. S:15.
Evening star., 1962-05-06

EXPERIENCED VIRGINIA "a
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Z
OR MANAGER. q!
Excellent opportunity for q
capable man or woman TO
become Q part owner IN q
large successful company. I
SALARY AND COMMISSION
commensurate with ability
and investment you can
make.
Write in eontidenes 10 p. o. 4
Box 613 Alexandria; Vir-
ginia. 4eF
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Park-Like
Setting
BAREFOOT
REALTY

MeLEAN-Lovely 4 level split, 4
bedrms., 3 baths, fireplaees, rec.
rm., patio, fenced, carpeted, and
many extras. S21,95O. 4SO9
WrightSon dr.. Ell. 6-5S29.
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e. sxa
sHeP
$50
~
eis
j1U
~ 81
YHf ,at
z3S" q q
HS55axE
't!-t %
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EARN SI2,506 N with only 81
800 cash Investment, excel. op-
port. GIBRALTAR, sDI. f-B6O0.
CONTINUED on Next RageJ
Evening star., 1962-05-06

FOOL DAYS are Just
around the eorneri FOR jest
S27. $50 what fun your entire
family can have In the sparkling
turquoise PROFESSIONALLY y
BUILT POOL surrounded By HUGE
FLAGSTONE PATIO in secluded
rear yard Of this 4-BEDROOM,
2-BATH BRICK RAMBLER! Such
an enchanting home. the glass
wtndov-walled living room and
dining room overlook the pool. and
there's a HUGE FINISHED REC.
RM.. WITH FIREPLACE In the fun
basement. Delightful SCREENED
PORCH adjoining pool. fenced yard
for the kids and many other pleas
ant surprises. LARGE OF loan
may be assumed. Cali for appoints
ment. PARKER. SMITH a DON
NELL. Realtors, IA. 7-6f6I, IA.
7-SSl7.
= South OF Alex
off Mt. Vernon pkWy., 20 minis. 10
Pentagon, 10 to Belvoir. 3-bedrm,
rambler; family rm.. u baths,
22x12 liv. rm with firepl., Kit,
with eating space, walk 70 finest
Of schools, shops and bus, Ror-
gebus. wooded S-acre. Flexible
terms at So. 400. LOU CHICFY.
INC. SO. S-0l00 or so. 5000.
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lCELLENT LOCATION
IN FAIRFAX

24-hr. high-volume location with
plenty Of additional potential now
available. Excellent rental pro-
gram, paid training and many
other benefits. interviews will be
held Monday evening" May q, and
wednesday evening, May o. For
appt., call IA. 4-1100 days, JE.
3-1S57 evenings and week ends,
Evening star., 1962-05-06
EXCLUSIVE

EAOIUO1VE
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Maryland's newest shopping
center. Randolph Hills has
limited number Of stores
available for lease. Women
and children's apparel. FAM
lily shoe store, bakery. radio,
TV and record shop. Cali
VIII. 6-7171. Monday WI.
6-S560.
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q HOUSES FoR sALE-VA.

MsLEAN-colonial Z sedrms.. pan
ffT. ffso t@ 9sn irtSiaess Sasas 'GssI seer dis fs
rm.. eouip. kit. full bSmt With
plaFroom, gArage Handicapped.
Near park with stream. OWNER.
S30.750. FL. 6-5S32.
MeI.EAN-Rambler, $500 down.
bedrmS-. liv. rm-, den, din. m,
elec. kit. oil hot-sir heat, fun
bSmt with ground-level entr.,
shaded lot. s minutes CIA. schools,
shopping. FHA $4,000. OWNER,
3h6-3Roa.
Evening star., 1962-05-06

DON'T LOOK FURTHER! $500
down, carry-out-Snack Shop w
off sale beer. Price only $500.
Low rent. Almost an exclusive loc.
OH Oh q good operator & a can {, DO Eoed
SEELYE, DI. 1885.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
RoCART TERRACE
OPEN 12-DARK

OTEN Iz-Dhfth
8 BedrmS., 2h Baths
In new-house condition ana within
walking distance Of elementary
high and parochiAl schools. Thii
Split-level home built on Guide.
sac features spacious liv. rm. with
firepL, dining t., fully equipped
kitchen with breakfast space, fin
ished rec. room in daylight bSmt
ard large walk-in closets. The
price is s23.9SO Assume lge. 41zSs
loan or refinance.
left on Rayenswood road TO righi
on Rocart drive TO left on Pom
ponio place to Open Sign.
Miller Real Estate Co.
1T e-Ao00 IA AAOE1
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HoUsEs FOR SALIVA.
GREATLY REDUCED


Chance Of . lifetime for selectiv'
buyer 70 benefit from Sacrif'cl
price BY owner leaving area. On
usual cuStomixed eoutemporar'
rambler in better-than-new con
ditiou on y acre IN preStigl
area. nr. Annandale. 4 bedrms
] paneled for alternate use q
study. Floor-to-eeiling closets,
extremely large walk-in. ~
baths. Ev. rm. with firepl. anC
built-in woodbox. din. rm.. lRe
mod. kit. with table space 70
Ice family. fin. rec. rm. IN day.
light bSmt.. Ice. partially covered
natio screened for privacy, Ice
earport. Ice. wooded fenced yard
professionally Handicapped. ManJ
extras! cony. public transports
ton. schools, churches. swim
pool, shopping area. Priced Low
30S for quick sale, PHONE CT
6-5359. DIRECTIONS: co south
on Arl. blvd. Route 50l past
Corners to Gallows I'd. left .to
wood court. right TO zoos.
Evening star., 1962-05-06

S1s 0-L000 VA IGOG
ROUNDTREE. visit
Virginia'S most excit-
Ing community of new
brick Bancroft" ram
blerS. Close to Z Cor
nerS. minutes to Pen
tagon. Big GE magic
kitchen, fun air con-
ditioning plus many
extra convenienceS for
modern living Three
four bedrooms, 2la
baths, S2S. 500. flex-
ible financing. Just
z homes left for i'm
mediate possession.
DIRECTIONS: Out Arlington blvd
lRte. 500 to Corners, left or
Sleepy Hollow rd., right on Valley
Brook to Slade Run dr., left tC
Roundtree. or Out Columbia pike
right on Sleepy Hollow I'd. iefi
on Valley Brook, left on Slade Rur
DR.. to Roundtree. Follow Roundtrel
ArrowS or phone JE. 4-0O33.
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Many remained to be iden-
titled.
Forty-four other miners
working in another part Of the
mine shaft at the time Of the
blast escaped unhurt. Most OF
them returned to aid the rescue
crews.
James Girod, assistant gen.
eral superintendent Of rescue
operations, said the Job Of the
rescue workers was not fin
ished.
He explained that the venti-
lation system must be restored
and considerable construction
work remains in the pits. There
was no immediate indication If
and when the mine will reopen.
The last Of the 10 bodies
was sighted shortly after IL
O'Clock last night. ending a
long vigil maintained by friends
and relatives.
The first body was recovered
Saturday. Six were recovered
Sunday and the, rest were
sighted yesterday. They were
discovered strung out 1000 feet
from the working face Of the
mine to the face itself. Most
were within the last 1000 feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-11
Negroes Here,
Discuss ALBANY

Two Negro leaders called for
greater Government support Of
their attempts to desegregate
racially troubled Albany, Ca.
during a meeting with a top
Justice Department official in
Washington while picketS pa
raded outside.
I'VE can picket here. Why
not in Albany, CAP" read one
of the signs carried by the
marchers.
More than 1900 demon
strators have been arrested in
the southwest Georgia city the
past year.
M. s. Page, executive secre-
tary of the anti-segregation
Albany Movement, and c. B.
King, counsel for the group,
met for more than an hour
yesterday with Assistant At
torney General Burke Mar
shall, chief Of the Justice De-
partment's civil rights division.
Mr.. King said he advised
Mr.. Marshall Of the Albany
Movements position that the
Federal Government has "a
responsibility, through the Of
flee Of the Attorney General,
to prosecute State officials who
persist in the deprivation of
c o n stitutionally guaranteed
rights" Mr.. Marshall was not
available for comment.
In another Washington de-
velopment, Senator Stennis,
Democrat of Mississippi, wrote
Attorney General Robert F.
Kennedy urging the withdrawal
Of military police patrols from
oxford, Miss, scene of rioting
after Negro James H. Meredith
was admitted to the University
Of Mississippi September 80.
ut has been many weeks
since an incident of any type
has occurred in the city of
oxford ITSELF" said Senator
Stennis, land there is no indi-
cation that any incident is
likely to occur"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-11
SO Pickets Protest
Toronto Hunqinqs

TORONTO, Dec. IL (AP).-
Two convicted murderers were
hanged back to- back early to-
day while so pickets outside the
jail bowed their heads in silent
protest.
Arthur Lucas, 81, a Detroit
Negro. was executed for the
Staying of a Toronto man and
q woman In a narcotics case.
Ronald Turpin, 20. of Toron-
to, died for the murder Of q
policeman in a gun battle fol-
lowing a minor robbery.
The execution was the first
double handing in Canada in
10 years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-11
Last Of 81 Mine Dead
Found After Five Days

CARMICHAELS, Pa, Dec. II
(AP).-The search is all over
for 81 miners entombed in a
shattering explosion last Thurs
day in a soft-coal mine. Rescue
crews found the last of the
bodies last night after o search
Of nearly five days.
State mine officials blamed
the explosion on methane gas
and coal dust. All we're killed
instantly. The blast occurred
at l:15 PM. Thursday in
United States Steel Corp s
Robena No. 3 mine, one Of the
world largest mechanical OPP
erations, so miles southwest Of
Pittsburgh.
United States Steel said that
the entire area-650 feet under
ground-had been explored and
there was no sign Of life. AL
of the men trapped in the mine
were killed by the force Of the
blast.
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Vacation Fuvorites

PARIS-Among the French
who take vacation trips, 20 per
cent 60 to the seaside. is per
cent to the mountains. and 20
per cent to the country. As
recently as 1851, forty-five per
cent vacationed in the coun-
try. usually with relatives.
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WILLIAMS o BAKER. INC, 1919 N st. NV
BETHESDA, Nd, Cronson RonbIer, Inc.
BRAkDYwIkE, Nd, Shemon Rorbler
GAlTHERsBURG, Nd, Beeroft g Been Motor Co.
HlLLcREsT NIGHTS, Nd, Anotuee Rombler, Inc.
LAUREL, Nd, Th-county Ronber, Inc.
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FAMOUS FABLES
By E. E. EDGAR

ERROR: New York Mayor
Fiorello La Guardia drove
himself to the point of ner-
vous exhaustion. Edgy as a
result, he was apt to fly off
the handle without provoca-
ton, reports Bella Rodman
in "Fiorello La Guardia."
once, he ordered a COM
missioner who was taking a
legitimate afternoon off at a
Long Island golf course to
return to City Hall immedi-
ately for a conference.
La Guardia was talking
to a visitor when the official
arrived. He interrupted his
conversation and proceeded
to give the luckless golfer a
lecture on his supposed fail
ure to carry out some as
signment. The commissioner
left the office without de-
Tending himself.
"As La Guardia turned
back to his visitor, a shadow
of doubt flickered across his
face. Then he began to laugh
uproariously. He slapped his
desk and shouted:
"'Oh boy, I bawled out the
wrong commissioner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-01
Opening lead: King of hearts.


80 Pass a. All pass
Opening lead: King of hearts.
West wins the first trick
with the king of hearts and
continues with the jack. East
overtakes with the ace of
hearts, intending to switch to
clubs If allowed to hold the
trick.
Naturally you ruff the Sec
ond heart. At this point YOU
cannot ruff a heart in dummy
because you have no hearts
to lead. Nevertheless, dummy's
trumps are useful as heart
shoppers.
ThOughtIess Play
It's easy to see how a
thoughtleSS play would lead to
defeat. Suppose you lead out
your three top trumps, hoping
to get a 3-3 break In trumps.
You discover the bad trump
break and begin to perspire.
Now you try the diamonds.
When you lead the fourth dia-
mond from dummy, East ruffs.
You discard a club, but you
must still lose two clubs tricks.
East returns a club at once,
allowing West to win his first
club trick. West gets out with
a heart, and you must still lose
another club.
You could avoid this sad fate
by losing your trump trick
while dummy can still use a
trump to stop the hearts. At
the third trick, after ruffing
the second heart, lead a low
trump from your hand.
East cannot afford to return
a heart, since dummy can ruff.
Dummy's small trump acts as
the stopper.
East does his best by re-
turning a club. You win with
the ace of clubs, draw trumps,
and run dummy's diamonds.
You get four trump tricks, five
diamonds, and the ace of clubs
for game and rubber.
Daily Question
AS dealer, you hold:
asa 0KQJ852 os4@KJ9
What do you sayP
Answer: Pass. Of you use
weak two-bids, bid two hearts,
This hand is worth an over
call at the level of two even
when you are vulnerable, but
it is not quite strong enough
in top cards for an opening
bid of one.
(Copyright 1862, Gen. Features corpJ
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Daily Question

asa 0KQJS52 os4@KJs
What do you say?
Evening star., 1962-01-28
BY ANDREA
Contributing Writer

PARIS - lies blousons
noirs" and lies blousons dores"
(the black and yellow leath-
er Jackets representing the
French juvenile delinquents.
or at least those who wish to
resemble them, are respon-
sible for the name of the
small bunch Of very young
newcomers Gall under 35) in
the Paris Haute Couture who
have been nicknaned the
'Blousons de Sole" the silk
blouses. A very smart name
indeed-the silk blouse play
ing an important part under
the new spring suit.
st. Laurent
Who are they, who dare TO
present their own collection
for the first time in their own
fashion house? First Of all:
Yves Matthew Saint Lau-
rent (26), who had been
Monsieur Dior in 1857, but
had to give way to Marc
Bohan (now we'll settled in
the Avenue Montaigne) be-
cause Of his military service.
His new house is a real pri-
vate home in the Rue Spon-
TIM in the choicest residen-
tial section of the town,
round the corner from the
new NATO building and the
Bois de Boulogne-off of the
traditional fashion quarters
in the heart of the city. But,
"a real good restaurant does
not need to be where the
Evening star., 1962-01-28

(e.g. Liechtenstein, Bismarck)
3 marquesses. ten countesses
and four baronessess in his
clientele.
RabOt
Jacques Rabot, former de-
signer at Piguet has chosen
a good address for his debut
In the haute couture: Rue
Faubourg Saint Honore. Only
80 designs in his first collec-
ton.
Others
Besides Michel Teller, a
young Algerian couturier, who
has shown two collections
during the last years and
now wants to step seriously
into the Paris fashion world
with a series of dresses named
after places in Corsica, and
Andre Courreges, who has
been with Balenciaga and is
not completely unknown,
having already shown q COL
lection last autumn, there is
also a girl, who means to
become a grand couturier"::
Jacqueline de Sthen (29).
She has worked for Bal
main and Balenciaga and
now shows her first own col
lection in her small private
apartment in the Rue Fran
co.'s Premier. Born in Tu-
nisia, but raised in Paris, she
has designed some dresses
for Sophia Loren. Her three
models present her creations
for the women of 1862
dresses to be worn from noon
to midnight.
Another young lady, the
former cover-girl Marie
Helene Arnaud, opens her
own fashion house but does
not yet dare to show a real
collection. She has been with
Mademoiselle Chanel for
three years, first as model,
then as "directrice." Her
salon" is her own flat on
the eighth floor Of an ap-
partment house in the resi-
Dental 18th Paris district.
She employs five seam
stresses. She is her only
model and her friends are
her first customers.
The coming months will
show if the "nouvelle vogue"
the new trend, in high fash
ion will be able to stand up
against the well known
names. True. their prices are
cheaper: The young begin
with 100 dollars t400 at a
big couturier) but the real
chic has no price!