Fleur de Paris BloomsDespite Patched PetalBy James McClincyUnited Press W ar Correspondent rNEAR PARIS, Aug. 24—Danielle Darrieux was in good form when we reached her home Tuesday, except that she had no cigarettes and no wine and she had a patch on her blue slacks.Although there have been reports about Danielle being a collaborationist, they are not true. Rather than work for the Germans she had refused to make films in France, where the film industiy was under German or Vichy control. She has been living quietly with her husband, Robert Rubirosa, son of 3 Dominican diplomat.11 was taken to her • home by fiverriembers of the resistance movement—trie kind who would not get any closer to a! collaborator than necessary to shoot or spit at him.Danielle said apologetically: “I only have water to offer you.” So we sent the jeep driver for a bottle of wine, at the same time trying to keep our eyes on that neat little patch on Darrieux*“derriere.” *I She eagerly accepted American cigarettes and promised an interview scprne day when we were not in such a hurry to get to Paris. As we left, she stood smiling, her teeth glistening 50ytlrds away.|‘The hell with Paris,” our drivermjuftered.