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Those leggy beauties at the Lido are English or German, but French women do have unmatched chic and charm, a knowledge of how to dress, walk, wear makeup and carry on affairs of the heart. Eliminating money—which every tourist knows they do not distain — Parisiens pursue food, love and beauty - culture, in that order. The average Paris housewife devotes her life to the kitchen and shops for food twice a day, as her family does not like to eat bread for dinner that was baked in the morning. She stands in line in traditional tiny shops, one for fish, another for meat, another for cheese and eggs. The food is beautiful: Heaps of velvety lettuce, tiny wild strawberries, plates sprin- MOSCOW (UPI) — U. S. Ambassador Foy D. Kohler told First Vice Premier Anastas Mikoyan Wednesdaynight that the United States reserves the right to fly to Cuba “‘to protect its security.” Mikoyan reaffirmed the Soviet position that American reconnaissance flights over Cuba are illegal and a danger to peace. The exchange of views between the U.S. envoy and Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev’s right hand man washeld informally at a national day reception at the Japanese Embassy. It was part of a friendly half hour chat between the two men on subjects ranging from remi- Q—In a recent answer you advised against using glycerin drops for dry throat. I have always used glycerin cough and in time it usually leads to arthitis. Most victims camplain of pain on climbing stairs |and tenderness to pressure over drops when I have laryngitis the kneecap. Movement of the because they give me relief. knee may cause a grating noise But I am worried now about and the knee may become weak. possible harmful effects. Please In the early stage of the disease advise. complete rest sh o ul d be tried United Press Inter in many victims no A—Glycerin cough drops have PARIS (UPI) — Paris is two long been popular and are in other treatment is needed. If, cities. no way dangerous. I have stop- however, in spite of rest the One is the beautiful and ex-f: ped recommending them, be- condition persists, an operation citing Paris tourists know best cause after five or six, the is advisable. Removing any lozenges tend to make the spurs that may be causing the —the two square miles around trouble and shaving away the tongue sore. the Place de la Concorde where Marie Antoinette lost her head Q—These drugs were given softened cartilage has not been tion. Revolu h Frenc in the to my mother during her stay found to be very successful as This is the Paris of bookin hospital: Lomotil, Polymag- the condition returns after such ma, Modane, Duracin, an operation. On the other hand stalls on the River Seine, sidee Rynatuss, Orthoxicol, Rauwil- complete removal of the: kneewalk cafes, elegant coutur the s, window shop ing oid, and Gerilet. What they they poe usually gives excellent reand glitter Louvre Museum, fine restaurniscences on Mikoyan’s late wife for? the and ants, the Eiffel Tower and international problems. At A—This is indeed a formidnightclubs of Montmartre and the end ‘of the conversation af- able array of drugs. Diphen; ; Montparnasse. kled with pistachio nuts ortruf- ter Kohler toasted Mikoyan in oxylate with atropine (LomoThe other is the Paris that is fles, more than 400 types of champagne, the ambassadortold |til) slows the movement of the not always beautiful and merry cheese, long loaves of unwrap- newsmen,” we reached no intestines. Polymagmais a comto those wholive there. This is| ped crusty bread that also are meeting of minds.” , plex mixture to check diarrhea. the Paris of poverty. One slum} useful for hailing taxis. Even OROFINO (UPI)—Boat crews Mikoyan, who played a key Danthron with d-caleium pansome with owing district is overfl the food has charming names role in the Cuban crisis of Oc- tathenate (Modane) is given and the search and rescue unit 100,000 Algerians. It is a Paris —Where else is a type of pas- tober, 1962 when hetried to ex- to restore tone to intestinal of the Clearwater County Sherof Dark streets, violence and try called “‘a nun” or “‘a sigh?” plain the Soviet missile pull-out muscles. Durycin is an anti- iff’s Office continued looking grim struggle for a mean existo Fidel Castro, raised the biotic mixture. Rynatuss is a Wednesday for the bodies of a tence. question of American overflights complex mixture for coughs three-year old boy and 21-year i City Changes after exchanging pleasantries and postnasal drip. Orthoxicol old man. Paris is a changingcity. _ is another complex mixture A car seat was found Tuesday CANDID SHOTS OF GOVERNOR’S WIFE—Lurleen Wallace, wife of Alawith Kohler. ngs ment New apart buildi in given to relieve bronchial night in the Clearwater River bama Governor George Wallace, is pictured as she attended a convention of Kohler explained the Americhangare spasm. Rauwiloid is a derivanear the spot where the car tyle severe, moderns Indiana membersof the Order of the Eastern Star in Indianapolis, Ind. Newscan view that the Kennedytive of the tranquilizer, Rau- belonging to Jim Brocke, 21, ing the old skyline of black, Khrushchev agreement on Cuba men were barred from the convention hall as Wallace addressed the group. wolfia serpentina. Gerilet is a Ahsahka, Idaho, went into the slanted roofs topped with rows was predicated on inspection by (Herald-UPI Telephoto) multivitamin mixture with sex water west of here Monday. of bristling orange chimneys. DUCHESNE, Utah (UPI) — international organization on hormones specially designed for There was no trace of Harold Les Halles, the colorful, jammed the state of Soviet rocket disDuchesne, Uintah and Daggett elderly people. Judd, 3, who is believed to have food market like a casbah of engagement from that island. | The Lighter Side counties have joined efforts to will chops, Q—I am in the mid-forties toppled into Orofino Creek near radishes and lamb Since no such inspection was and have what my doctor calls his home, 200 to 300 yards above prepare a display in the Utah be movedto the suburbs to modarranged, Kohler explained, the State Capitol. chondromalacia of both knee- the Clearwater River Monday. ernize the antiquated food disIt will depict the economic United States would be com- caps. What causes it and what tribution system. and recreational life of the area. pelled to continue its surveil- can be done for it? VAUGHN TO TV Newtrains with rubber wheels Emphasis is to be placed on lance by air to protect Ameri- A—The cause of your trouble, for silence are being added to LONDON (UPI)—The British can security. HOLLYWOOD (UPI), — Robthe resources of water, timber, exwhole A which usually starts in the 20s, the Paris subway. press and dog-lovers today hunting, fishing and on the may have been a severe bruise, ert Vaughn, who plays the press line is under construction joined in full hue-and-cry HENREID TO LONDON By DICK WEST friction of kneecap over some tough captain in “The Lieutenoften but when I do I at least sheep and cattle industries. for the first time since the sub- over President Johnson’s playHOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Paul bony irregularities or spurs, or ant’’ television series, has comUnited Press International have the good taste to be way opened in 1900. ful act of pulling his pet beagle Salt crisp green salads just of Henreid goes to London to direcurrent dislocation of the pleted his role in that show and ents monum us frightened by it. WASHINGTON (UPI)—SociThe glorio up by its ears to pose for picbefore serving to prevent wilt rect “Light in Darkness” star- kneecap. There is a softening of begun his new series, ‘‘Solo,” Paris, from the obelisk on the tures. One newspaper said it ologists tell us it is bad thing The other day a member of of the greens. the ring Ray Charles. to the cartilage around the bone which debuts next fall on NBC. Place de la Concorde could hurt Johnson politically. for one class of people to bear the tranquil class with access ornate opera house, are being But Bernard Workman,chair- malice toward anotherclass. In to the public prints had the scrubbed from sooty black to man of the Canine Defense theory, I agree. audacity to complain zbout | pale pink and yellow. The old League, spoke up for the PresiIn practice, however, there those little messages that airMarais, the picturesque 16th dent. is one class of people in this line pilots occasionally deliver “T don’t believe that a beagle country that I simply can’t over the public address system. Century quarter of eastern Parcomes to any harm by picking stand. is, will be modernized. He claimed the information arkets superm n Four moder it up the ears,” said Workman. No matter how hard I try, I contained in the reports was have French housewives learn- “Their ears are particularly cannot subdue the felling of usually unimportant and acing to shop with wire baskets strong. Most people know how animosity that is aroused in complished nothing beyond dison wheels. Self service restaur- to handle their own dogs best.” me by “seasoned air travelers” turbing his repose. However, in a country where otherwise known as the “‘tranants, “le snack” or “le self, That is anofher thing I find eater to young eaters forsaking even membersof the royal fain- quil class.” infuriating about the tranquil] the old Latin custom of a two- ily have beencriticized for huntYou will find a few of them hour lunch. Parking garages, ing birds and beasts, and the jon every airliner. They flop class. They seek to impose s their own peace of mind on more super highways, expres Royal Society for the Preven- into their seats in an attitude tion of Cruelty to Animals is a of intense boredom and ‘imme- other passengers. boulevards are planned. I believe I represent the maNeeds Improving potent pressure group, the story jdiately drop off to sleep. Although tourists may wonder was front-page news. | Or they open a briefcase and |jority view when I say that the g comin is announcements coming from Virtually every London newsanxiously what Paris Eu- paper, with the exception of the \nonchalantly begin to pad an the crew compartment are to, the modernization of | expense account. is highly informative. Communist Daily Worker, print- | rope’s most old-fashioned city Shirk Duty Messages Reassuring judged necessary by the inhabi ed stories, pictures and editor- | That is one thing I dislike out. as ials on the incident. tants—inside as well It is always nice to know javour the tranquil class. They In 1954, only half the city’s are shirkers. They refuse to do that there really is someone in apartments had private toilets ELEANOR RETURNS their share of the worrying. the crew compartment. and one-fifth had bathrooms. HOLLYWOOD (UPI)—Elea- They leave it to the other pas- | Rather than abandon -the The situation has improved vast- nor Parker, absent from motion sengers to do all the work, ' practice, the airlines should enly, but still apartments are pictures in recent years, has [such as looking out the window courage their pilots to commuscarce and expensive and many been castin the role of a baron- |to make certain the wings are nicate with the passengers more often. A bedtime story or tenants use community bath- ess in the movie ‘‘The Sound of im place. rooms in the hall. I personally don’t fly very two would help. Music.” Refrigerators have just begun By ALINE MOSBY Hunt Bodies Of Youth, Boy, 3 3 Counties Plan Display For State Capitol British Chide LBJ Handling Of Pet Beagle Keep That Voice Sounding On the Airplane’s Intercom to be accepted. Paris ranks as the the 16th city in the world in numberof telephones. The teleun176,000 has ny phone compa gatisfied requests for installation. It operates a message serv- % Based on Manufacturers’ Suggested Retail Prices for sedans, convertibles, station wagons and bucket-seat hardtops, exclusive of destination charges, state and local taxes, if ice for telephone-less citizens be- any, and optional equipment. Heer! eause there are so many. » Population Rises Since 1946, the Paris populahas increased 29 per cent, 2,800,000 in the 65.5 square of Paris itself, or 8,597,in the Paris region of 297.5 e miles. The city fathers the region to hold 15 million by the year 2,000. Some 30,000 University of Parfs students struck last year over FRIDAY hopelessly overcrowded classrooms. Often you cannot enjoy the city squares and boulevards because of the 1,684,374 auto- biles forming a solid black line, their exhausts killing trees. The French promise that their to make Paris more comfortable for themselves will not ruin its charm for the for- ae Jour Plymauth SHOP DOWNTOWN PROVO... YOUR COMPLETE “ONE-STOP” SHOPPING CENTER Denier; * BEAUTIFUL FLORAL DISPLAY ers. Good With Bad throughout downtown Provo Not every tourist or new resi- * HOOTENANY SINGERS dent loves Paris. The first four months after I arrived here I was appalled by the high prices, the grocery shopkeepers whoexplode if you touch the fruit or vegetables, the endless standing in line of theaters and in food shops. Paris is sophisticated, cold and in many ways sad. The French are not friendly to foreigners. 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