Word: jeane
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Above all, Adenauer made West Germany's recovery part of Western Europe's. He became an enthusiastic ally of Jean Monnet's in fighting for the European Common Market-which Adenauer proposed as early as 1946-and he has brought about greater amity between France and Germany, Europe's traditional foes, than existed at any other time in history...
...Years at Yale. On the assumption that someone, somewhere, believed the story, Hallyday called a press conference shortly after his 18th birthday last spring and told the truth. He was born in Paris of a French mother and a Belgian father, and his name is Jean-Philippe Smet. After his parents separated, he was reared from age six by his aunt, wife of an American vaudeville hoofer named Lee Hallyday. With his foster parents, he traveled the world from Cairo to Mexico City, eventually joining their song and dance...
...Confraternity of Perugia, which was sadly below the house estimate of $200,000. The institute also bought Frans Hals's Man with a Herring for $145,000, more than three times as much as the Ericksons paid for it in 1925. Wildenstein bid a surprising $175,000 for Jean MarcNattier's La Marquise de Baglion, as Flora -an indication that things will be looking up for the Nattier market after the long decline from the $240,000 the Ericksons paid for the Marquise...
...vagaries of taste can be cruel, they can also be marvelously kind. When the delicate Girl Reading, by Jean Honore Fragonard, appeared on the velvet block, the Parke-Bernet audience suddenly burst into applause. After some whispered consultation with Director John Walker of the National Gallery in Washington. D.C., Collector Chester Dale bid it in for the gallery for $875,000. This was more than twice the price of any Fragonard before, and, for that matter, more than any other picture ever auctioned except Aristotle...
Theater 62 (NBC, 10-11 p.m.). Second in a series of live dramas adapted from bygone screenplays. This one is Intermezzo, with Ingrid Thulin, Jean Pierre Aumont and Teresa Wright...