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A Hostess with the Mostest? 20 I he Arbon;) PliorniN, April 17, TEETHING PAIN THE MAN In Their Life Is Premier Nguyen Cao Ky Of South Vietnam, When He Visits Schoolgirls Who React To Him As They Would A Top Movie Star. The Premier, Who Visited The All-Girl High School In Hue, And Madame Ky Had Stopped Off AP Wirepholo To Tour And Present Awards During A Trip To The Northern Sector. In This Area, Hue, Not Too Long Ago The Site Of A Buddhist Dispute, Is The Largest City. TODAY'S CALENDAR OF MEETINGS By GLORIA EMERSON New York Times News Service PARIS Anyone in Paris who wants to buy a French race horse, visit French cement factories or golf courses, see the Christian Dior collection, write a letter in Turkish, or tour the city with a pretty girl who drives her own car should telephone 553-55-72. This is the number of Hot- esses Internationales (International Hostesses), unusual agency that provides tourists and businessmen with help and advice.

Two cousins from aristocratic families dreamed up the idea two years ago. They are Countess Marine de la Rochefoucauld and Miss Claude de Clermont- Tonnerre. "THERE WERE two German clients who wanted to buy the racehorse right away," said Miss de Clermont-Tonnerre. "And the American who wanted to buy the foreign rights to a French film right away. And the businessman who wanted a secretary to leave for Zurich- right away." The racehorse, the film rights, and the secretary were all obtained.

"The Japanese arc our most difficult clients," said the Countess de la Rochefoucauld. "They never will tell you if they are bored or tired." There are 60 young women, mostly in their 20s and nearly all pretty, who work constantly with Hotesses Internation- ales. "OUR BUSINESS-hostess," Miss de Clermont Tonnerre explained, "is the girl who takes shorthand in two or three languages, translates and types letters and reports, drives a client to his appointments in her own car and organizes every minute of his stay here." There are 800 names on file in the office of Hotesses Inter- nationalcs at 11!) Rue de la of mothm roiy on ru.by ORA-JEL Pompe in case a client needs an interpreter in any of 32 languages. Hostesses do not go out in the evening alone with a male client. l( ut on --pain's cone.

Rotommcnrl'd many pedi.itnnans. Easy to use. ri'lief Ask your pharmansl for ON SALE AT WALGREEN WATER BUFFALO SANDALS $3,95 to $6.95 HANDMADE-RUGGED Soak in water. Wear until dry. They mold to your W.

5th Scottsdale Town Tangs Imports Thomas Mall of Flowers AMERICAN Business Women's Association, Phoenix Charter chapter; 7 p.m., Smokehouse; physical fitness program, election and installation of officers. BETA Sigma Phi, Rho chapter; 8 p.m., home of Mrs. William Scott, 3702 E. Meadowbrook. BETA Sigma Phi, Omicron chapter; 7:15 p.m., rush party at home of Mrs.

Robert Mo Mackin, 2907 N. 53rd Parkway. CENTRAL chapter Ladies' Auxiliary, Arizona Society of Professional Engineers; 7 p.m., Smokehouse: meeting, program. DAUGHTERS of the Nile; 10 a.m. clubroom of Oasis Mobile Home Park, 6700 E.

Thomas; hostess, Mrs. C. E. Dorsch; sewing session; luncheon, 1 p.m. EPSILON Sigma Alpha, Alpha Sigma chapter; 8 p.m., home of Mrs.

John Moloney, 817 N. Fifth St. EXECUTIVES' Secretaries, Phoenix chapter; 6:30 p.m., Saddleback Inn; hospitality hour before dinner. GOLDEN Desert Lodge No. 526, Ladies' Society of the Brother hood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen; 7:30 p.m., Camelback Woman's Club, 3802 E.

Indian School. INTERNATIONAL Order of Job's Daughters, Bethel No. 7:30 p.m., Scottsdale Masonic Lodge. KAPPA Kappa Gamma Almnae; 6 p.m., home of Mrs. William W.

Hammerstein, 4131 E. Medlock; barbecue for seniors, joint meeting with Phoenix and Scottsdale alumnae, installation of officers. KIVEL Nursing Home Auxiliary; noon, Cloud Club; installation of officers; the public may attend. NOMADS of Aorudaka Al Naunda, Dautha No. 127; 8 p.m., Knights of Pythian Castle Hall, 1830 N.

27th Ave. PHI Sigma Alpha, Rho chapter; 7:45 p.m., home of Mrs. Mildred Moxley, 2326 E. Earll Drive. WASHINGTON Junior Woman's Club; 8 p.m., home of Mrs.

Kenneth Loffman, 3908 E. Becker Lane; couples' wine-tasting party. WORLD War 1 Auxiliary and Saguaro Barracks No. 1360; 6:30 p.m., covered dish dinner; 7618 N. 63rd Glcndale.

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Rectangular areas (40'x70'). Adjustable from light sprinkling to heavy sprinkling. FOLDING GOT ond mattre 1 Inc Aluminum $088 Reg. 514.95 WOW 8 HOSE NOZZLE Jot stream, com plefcly au'omat'C, from (mo nml to iet stream Reg. 39 COMBS Unbreakable.

Bend 'em Bod 'em. They won't break. Package of 10. Reg. 98c NOW 39 See page AG ad in this paper every Thurs.

Be a smart shopper and shop the Bi-Lo for every-day low, low prices! Personally selected Quality Rite Beef. HUNT'S STEWED Tomatoes 300 Can HILLSOALE PINEAPPLE JUICE 4601.can... 19 MCP Lemonade Soz. 6149 AURORA TOILET £4 TISSUE 8 1 Tender Crust ANGEL FOOD ize 3 FRESH CRISP CELERY STALK PARSON'S SUDSY AMMONIA 28 oz 21 Western Family BUTTERMILK BISCUIT 5 PORK LOIN END CUT ROAST 49 BAR-S Fully Cooked BONELESS JHAM only 99 Ad Effective Wed. LIMITED RIGHTS RESERVED FLOUR I Good only at Bi-Lo Mkt.

Pillsbury's Best FLOUR SAVE 32c Lb. Bag 35 Coupon effective Wed. Apr. 11,18,19. One Coupon Per Family-5 Lb.

Bag Per Coupon. SPRING PRICES GOOD MON. -TUES. WED. LIMITED RIGHTS RESERVED TURKEY Young Avg.

Wt. 9 to 12 Ibs. SHORT RIBS 1Q U.S.D.A. Graded Beef I Grade A Small dox. Fig Bars 2 Ib.

Genuine Reg. Fancy New Yellows PRUNE JUICE Del Monte ox. Ren. 49c TOMATOES Mark J. Fancy 303 Reg.

2lc SELL- of fun falsr SINGER FINAL WEEK POLYNESIAN FASHION PRINTS The wonder fabric, acrylic. The look and fnel of challis. 45" wide. REG. $2.79 HEATHER COORDINATES All new spring pastels.

54" wide, wool. REG. $3.98 SINGER SUPER PRINTS Predominantly the Quaker look. Zantrel Poly- nosic Rayon, 50 cotton. Machine washable, 45" wide.

REG. $1.19 PLISSE PRINTS For infant sleeps wear. cotton, machine washable. Reg. 49c $044 I yd.

$333 3 yd. JJyd. Rent a SINGER" sewing machine. Ask about our monthly rental plan. What's ncu' for lomorrou in at I SINGER CHRIS-TOWN Ph.

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