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Rightist i he claims he is neither
right nor left but French) is ty-
pical of the new leaders who have
To French Colons in Algeria,
de Gaulle has become a "prison-
er” of the very "rotten” parlia-
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BEACH CHEMISE — Wearing
the latest in beach styles is TV
actress Marie Wallace in New
York. Under the semi-chemise
coat is a matching swimsuit.
with the chemise the women are
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what detached from the rest of
the country, is that at least one
designer ha; come out definite-
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emerged since the army's coup
in Algeria last May. He calls:
himself a Republican—but he is
for a Fifth Republic that will rise
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after a nine-week tour of Europe ,
i and the Middle East. said that in i
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CHANCES ON CAPITOL HILL. An extensive face-lifting
now going on at Capitol Hill in Washington will result in a
vastly expanded, modernized and more efficient plant for the
nation's lawmakers? Costing a quarter cf a billion dollars, the
job will takecabout six more years for completion. Superim-
posed on aerial photo above are some of the new buildings
which are under construction or are being planned: (Da third
House Office building for the 435 representatives and their
staffs, to be built at a cost of 64 million dollars; (2) remodeling
of the Capitol, which will include an extension of the center
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"The situation is very vague
and anything is liable to happen
in the next few months," a prom-
inent Socialist leader who was
the skimmer was a gem of com-
I fort.
' Two possible reasons for the
revival. First is the usual cycli- ural look was too natural for
i cal trends in fashion—what goes the male figure, ’ says Postal,
'out must come back, sometimes. ' many ‘Ivy-look-dressed ban-
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His decision to take Guy Mollet, - ” ------
now a Minister of State in. his initial victory and tasted political
cabinet, to Algiers early in July power, some of the colonels and
may bring the issue to a climax especially the young officers will
in the next 30 days. . not easily efface themselves. ri
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depend to get done anything he
may decide to do, not only in
Algeria but even on the home
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suit of 10 years ago.”
Postal says the Ivy Look tends
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Vinatrel said: "We are for
a French Algeria with de
Gaulle, for a French Algeria
without de Gaulle and, if neces-
sary, for France against de
Gaulle."
announcement of
Frankie Laine and Rusty Drap-
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Many of de Gaulle’s support-
ers who only a short while ago
shouted •Me Gaulle to power”
now speak derisively of the
general's "betrayal."
Behind the facade and glitter
of parades to the Arc de Tri-
omphe—designed to remind the
country and the army that it was
de Gaulle who led France to
victory in the last war—his im-
age as France’s saviour is al-
ready beginning to fade.
Exercise is vital to keep the
body in good workring order. ,
narrow shoulders.
is already sold out. by the manu-
l , facturer to the retailers.)
Thomas Begg's skimmer has
fits in well with certain
ficient authority to settle the
Algerinproblem.
Though it was a Rightist re-
volt that brought de Gaulle to
power, it is pro-Dem erratic and
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usual straw a touch too informal
for some occasions, and there’s "
; an.air of dressiness to the skim-
i mer that somehow appeals to
them In the last two years, i
। there have been slightly more
skimmer sales and the advance
orders for this season are rela-
tively large.
‘ There are stilL.plenty of the
* regular* straws. of course, in all
; kinds of shapes, styles and
colors Chief advance in this
field is Adam’s Duke, which has
a madras band and a matching
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NEWS FROM (ALIFORNIA.
. Late styles will probably linger'
air” for years, and the chances of
any return to the landingstrip
...... 3 that California pro-'
le's honeymoon may be nearing a few weeks ago this would controllftl figure.
an end. ' have seemed a strange question
He has moved swiftly and effi- to ask of France There i no r -----
ciently to assert his power in doubt that de Gaulle still wields F gy"
France, but he is facing increas- great prestige and authority and 2
ing opposition both from the the majority of active generals _______'
__ Premier Imre Nagy and three of
his followers Previously the pavil-
— ion was attracting about 10,000
, persons daily and up to 30.000. on
m Saturdays and Sundays. Now the
" building is nearly always empty.
A There has been no organized boy-
» cott of the pavilion.
army and the Committees of are entirely loyal to him
of former Hungarian
Second is the fact that the skim- dits' have been arrested that
LOUISVILLF. Ky — Jesse Pres-
lev 62. grandfather of Elvis Pres-
ves evacuation of all French inspired this winter coat that
military posts in Tunisia except shrouds the wearer (mm nose
that having
■ NICOSIA. Cyprus— Cyprus Gov.
Sir Hugh Foot. on Britain’s deter-
mination to carry out its seven-
jear partnership" plan for Cy-
prus
"We’ve been pushed around
long enough. Now we have de-
i ciared our policy and the impor-
i tant th ng is that we should have
the guts and the will to go
i trough with it.’6
underbrin. This gives a color-
tion of the Committees of Pub- the big air and naval base at to knees. Displayed in Paris as
lie Safetv. now known as the , Bizerte on the Mediterranean part of the Basta collection, it’s
"Movement of May 13,” told , coast. which is subject to further called "Wink," which is about
me in an exclusive interview: I negotiations. all the young lady would be
"Sot even de Gaulle can keep j Yet it precisely this plan able to do.
alive the Fourth Republic with- that caused the fall of the gov- —
nut a civil war. • ernments of Premier Felix Gail-
He added: "The general can-' lardtand Pie rre Pflimlin and, led ”
not restore France's glory as to the revolt of May 13. Will de
long as he remains prisoner of Gaulle succeed where his parlia;
the discredited politicians.” mentary predecessors failed?
The short, paunchy 43-year-old ! Rightists.. Predict failure. Pro-
Democratic elements hope
i against hope that he retains suf-!
vice-president of the newly-
formed coordinating organiza-
ultra-conservative "nat-
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MOSCOW—The newspaper Kom-
solskaya Pravda, official Soviet
youth organ, on the arrest of Rus*
sia s top soccer player on rape
charges: •
Drunk as usual, he perpetrated
a grave criminal act and will soon
I appear in court 'as a hooligan and
j rapist."
552 $ t.
Fgaggzla"
scored an
an era when, otherwise, mien are
going for more comfortable hats'
(crushable. lightweight, cooler
weaves* and nobody ever said
I BIRMINGHAM. Ala (UPD—
। "The lack of interest in Christ’s
* । Church in Europe is appalling,"
a Methodist minister told his con-
i gregation Sunday. Dr. Paul Har-
By LEON DENSEN . soil of France. The question then fun. sports such as swimming.
NEA Special Correspondent I is: can he carry the army with tennis, hiking and golf firm
PARIS-Gen. Charles de Gaul- him? muscles that lead to a better. ;
to detach Morocco and especially
Tunisia from the F. L. N —the
Moslem liberation front. He is
mer, or sailor. This is the flat
straw without which Maurice
Chevalier would look like just
another Frenchman.
The rebirth of the skimmer is
surprising because it comes in
De Gaulle in 30 Days
I DACHAU, Germany (UPI‘—
Nearly 1,500 former prisoners and
relatives of those who died in
dreaded Dachau concentration
1 camp returned to the site of the ,
former Nazi crematorium Sunday .
to pray for world peace. Persons
from Belgium, the Netherlands, ;
France, Luxembourg, Italy. Aus-
tria. Israel and West Germany at-
tended the sen ice.
is also becoming increasingly t
Mr. Price will test your hearing ,
and let you try the new TONE-
MASTER 8-TRANSISTOR Hear-
ing Glasses. He will be present
in Dr. Merle Ellis’ Office, 309
Citizen Mal. Rank Bidg., Wed- (
nesday. June 25, 1958, 9 a.m. to
Plus Tax Hearing Glasses or Hearing Aids
cai l Nc TYPEWRITER CO. at the Brownwood Hotel on Tues-
LVLLIN 200 E. Anderson • day, June 24 from 1 to 230 P.M,
-mm (adv.)
When Mollet last visited Algiers I Even parachutist Gen. Jac- i
in February, 1956, as Socialist) ques Massu, who spearheaded >
Premier of France, he was greet- -
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De Gaulle’s ability to hold on S
to the reins of power will also de- w
pend in large measure on the 1
final solution he will propose for 1
Algeria. For the moment he is
; moving cautiously in an effort
Maybe so, but the chances are
more likely that, through the
bulk of the country, and influ-
ences of the Ivy Look period will
last for at least a decade. The
very-extreme Ivy Look may com-,
pletely die, but the more moder-1
nsm’k
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to have lost control of the
Frankenstein monster he help-
ed create. To these rebels, de
Gaulle is merely a counterpart
of Egypt’s Mohammed Naguib
who, after he overthrew King
Farouk with the help of young
army officers, had to relinquish
his place to Col. Nasser.
on ashes of the Fourth after the pro Western Moderates and
constitutional referendum sche- anti-Communist Socialists who
duled to be held next October. are now his main support. For
He and his abherents will sup- them the general was never a
port de Gaulle as long as he -saviour"—only a lesser evil
does their bidding. They will in an extremely dangerous sit-
turn against him the moment nation. However, they too are
they decide that his solution for unhappy at the turn events in
Algeria is not to their liking. France are taking.
porters told me. "Should de
His words would seem idle Gaulle go further to the Right
boasting were it not for the fact or should he try to reach an
anyyouReco wttnwtsconeeni
fleers, remain in defiance of de ists will beforced to leave his
Gaule’s wishes. They are the government he said
backbone of the secret and open This would plunge France into
Public Safetv Committees ofi another crisis that might lead
which there are 45 in metropoli- to » Communist-led Popular,
tan France alone Front and almost certainly to
"After vegeating in his village another coup d etat by the army.I
for more than a decade. de /Roth prospects make moderate,
Gaulle did not recognize his own Frenchmen shudder.
army when he finally met it face , “
to face in Algeria," the Rightist Some 85 per cen ‘ oft he forest-
. leader said ed land in Rhode Island is in pri-
it is from the army that de vafe ownership of less than 500
Gaulle regeived his power and acres.
it is on the army that he must ---------------
trying hard to conciliate Tunisia's
ontodesiroy. e _
pohciwanon i. a...,, bEdody chi Wit his Pacification of AM*. > F-A
strife watch apprehensively each Disgruntled Righti sts even » { #u
time the general appeases the claim that the general, in his 4
army a bit more or veers further efforts to appease Tunisia, has *7 1
to the right. accepted the plan submitted by - -------
the U S -Briish "good offices" ( SEE YOU—The exciting lines
Here is what Guy Vinatrel, j mission last April This invol- of a smokestack seem to have
dping." —-—:
The one with that flat state-
ment is Ron Postal, who designs
for stars like Vic Da mono.
Everyone who drives a car
should keep his eyes open for red
lights and green drivers. eva•
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STRAWS IN THE SUMMER: Newly revived skimmer
(left) has a narrow brim, interchangeable bands
(Thomas Begg). Modern low-crown Macora (right)
with tapered center, crease has matching madras
band and underbrim. (Adam)
4 and the new ’58 models. Dobbs' most new California models have
4 pet new skimmer, the Fore-and- gone back to wide shoulders and
’ Aft. has a bit of taper to the estimates that, by 1960, the Ivy
, brim 'Business note: this job Look will be a thing of the past.
1 It > on his contract to record an
a ibum of songs he learned as a
। Mississippi cotton picker in his
| youth:
' I don’t want to ride in on El-
vis. I want to make it on my
own
portion by 3212 feet and a complete overhaul of the dorr A
four-level. 1,900-car garage will be built under the present east
front plaza; (3) the Robert A. Taft Memorial, a $700,000
pink marble carillon tower underway; (4) a nt w S. rate OR. e
budding, which UdVcost 23.4 million do!lars and will provi ie
40 senators with five-room office suites. The new Senate build-
ing should be occupied before the end of this year, and if Con-
gress gives the final go-ahead, the Capitol extension could be
completed in time for the 1961 inauguration ceremonies. pho-
tograph courtesy of Steelways magazine.
h a A • • ( g- Answer: Benefits are payable
New Crisis been ror to" chtdren
_ _ _ . . just a sight-seeing place of archi- Adds and
Old Straw Skimmer mu-a
Styles change. That s what
makes them styles.
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an extremely narrow brim—134
$- inches — and colorful, inter-
I i changeable bands The skim-
By DICK KLEINER ful new effect that is definitely
NEA Staff Correspondent pleasing.
NEW YORK—Its straw hat But this is mainly, from a
। time again. And the big news news standpoint, the year of the
among the raffia set is the sur- skimmer.
Question: J will be 72 years,
j old in December. 1958. I was!
‘ drawing social security benefits
at one time, but have not drawn
. any for the last three years be-
cause I have been working for
| more than $2,080. a year. Do I
i have to file another application
to start my benefits at age 72?
Answer: No., you do not have
i to file another application. Ef-
fective with the month in which)
; you reach 72 you are entitled
to receive benefits regardless of
your earnings. The Social Se-
j curity Administration will auto-
I matically begin your benefits
beginning with the month you
attain age 72
Question: I was divorced from
my husband several years ago,
and have not remarried. Our
three children, all under 18. have
continuously lived with me. The J
'Childrens father died recently.
, Are social security benefits pay-
l able to the children, or to me?
KasT
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