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» Alabama Women INTE Mirrors Of Washington Junior Prefers Chewing Surrealism: Is Like Giraffe. By DOROTHY McCARDLE WASHINGTON (NANA)—Em- peror Haile Selassie is a little man’ who came only up to President! Kennedy's shoulder, and even the President is not a tall man. But the Emperor is regarded the world over as a giant of a man when it comes to courage and leadership. And add to all this, a complete understanding of what makes a woman happy. His gift to First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy brought out all her exu-, berant thanks, It was a full- Tength leopard coat, fashioned, without collars and cuffs, and lined with white satin, He presented it to the First Lady French Folk Say Junior Must Get : Soup At Lunch PARIS rooms in France are becoming s0| crowded that some children can spend only a half hour at the' table: =a disaster for the French, In many Paria districts the ‘standard lunch for children in- cludes six courses — hore oeuvres, soup, meat and potatoes, vegetables, cheese salad, and dessert, Studenta frequently bring some fresh feuit from home to top off th midday meat ' (WNS)—Sehool lunch But with the crowding, some schools have cut out the soup and cheese courses. Parents are com- plaining bitterly thet their chil- dren are ont getting enough to eat. the day she invited him to stop by the White House for tea. Mrs. Kennedy wore the coat out into the rose garden when she es- corted His Majesty downstairs to tee the President. As she twirled ‘about in the ex- otic coat under the hot afternoon she exclaimed: ‘Look, Jack, he gave it to me he gave it to m ‘Well, I wondered why you were wearing a fur coat in the garden,” the President said with a smile, sar-0ld John F. Ken- it in the rose gar Like a royal magician, Fis Maj- esty produced gifts for both Cara- line and John Jr. For the Presi dent's daughter, there was a hand- carved figure of an Ethiopian girl For John Jr. an ancient Ethiopian soldier, carrying a tance and a spear. “Does anybody have any ctiew= ing gum?” was John Jr's wistlul remark. i The youngster's mamma was embarrassed, but everyone -else laughed. Nobody had any gum! Burceatiem Like Giraffe Who ever heard of ‘a giraffe being @ surrealistic creature? Well, he is, according £0 the ambassador of Belgium, Louls Scheyven. 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