Word: parise
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Edgar M. de Bresson '60, of Lowell House, Paris, and New York City, was elected President of the Advocate for 1959-60 at a meeting yesterday.
The Finest Day. Still haunted by the dubious legality of his World War II Free French movement, De Gaulle was determined that this time nothing should stain the legitimacy of his power. (If the rebellious generals seized Paris by force, he told a subordinate, "they will not find De Gaulle...
U.S. Ambassador Robert Murphy. "Mr. Murphy, skillful and resolute, had long been active in [Paris] society and was inclined, it seemed, to believe that France consisted of the people with whom he dined."
The tidy little gardens of verse periodically raked up by Poetot Minou Drouet have nurtured some singularly muse-smitten responses: by the latest count, the lady's Christmas mail included some 20 proposals of marriage. Lest any readers be tormented by life imitating Lolita, the daily Paris-Journal solemnly...
The Pygmalion Treatment. To his mounting horror, Sir Percy learns that Lady L. was born Annette Boudin, the daughter of a Paris washerwoman. In due course, like most of the girls of her street, she became a prostitute. But she was beautiful, and soon the top banana of French anarchists...