Bad Taste Prevails In Paris Second Hand Decor Shop
In Paris, Comoglio on Rue Jacob fills its dark downstairs with antique and theatrical treasures from Queen Marie Amelie chairs to Marechal Ney panels. Owner Jacques Lejeune rents items for galas and films, touting bad taste as a lure and supplying pieces to Chanel, the Duchess of Windsor, Dali, Fonda and Cocteau while renting rather than selling.
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Paris
Jackie Onassis
Doris Duke
Chanel
Jacques Chazot
Comoglio
Rue Jacob
Marie Amelie
France
Victor Hugo
Marechal Ney
Sarah Bernhardt
Amelie of
Portugal
Coco
Duchess of Windsor
Lejeune
Morocco
Bunny Mellon
Napoleon IIi
Salvador Dali
Jean Cocteau
Jean Anouilh
Orson Welles
Alsace
Life At The Pole Now Luxurious
ALTON BLAKESLEE reports from McMurdo Station Antarctica on how the continent has evolved from a bleak tent town to a 1000 person settlement with wood and steel buildings, a nuclear plant, and bars like Club 90. He recalls early expeditions, Scott and Byrd, and notes the ever-present ice and penguins while contrasting sea and air access.
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Little
America
Ross Ice Shelf
Frozen Bay
McMurdo Station
Robert Falcon Scott
South Pole
Roald Amundsen
Norway
Scott
Pole Call
Antarctica
Little America
Philippine Sea
Richard E. Byrd
Navy
Byrd
Microsurgery on Cells By UNC Greensboro Scientist
Dr. James F. Wilson, biology professor at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, performs cell microsurgery and nucleus transfers under high magnification. He notes few researchers pursue the field due to its intricate, taxing nature, estimating about 50 others work on animal cells and tissues. His basic research aims to expand knowledge, with findings shared through journals and conferences.
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Greensboro
James F. Wilson
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Wilson
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Roger Vadim
Jacques Lejeune
Alton Blakeslee
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Mcmurdo Station, Antarctica
Mayflower
High Point
Grace Flower ‘Shop
Wrenn
By Sherry Johnson
Sava
Jcpenney
Penney’s