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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18
NEW. MARTINsVILLE.

NEW. MARTINSVILLE, w.
Va. Mar. 10 (R.-A State
trooper today quoted former
Democratic Representative Jen-
nings Randolph of West Viz
ginia as saying he was asleep
at the wheel of his car Just
before it collided with another
automobile last Sunday.
The driver Of the other car,
Ricardo Cortez, 20. Of New Mar
tinsville, was killed.
State Trooper Gene Morris
said Mr.. Randolph told him he
"dozed OF at the wheel and
snapped out" just before the
impact.
Veered Across Highway
Trooper Morris said an in
vestigation indicated that Mr..
Randolph's northbound Car
veered across the highway into
the path Of Mr.. Cortez' car on
Route 2, two miles north Of
here.
Riding with Mr.. Randolph
was Representative Byrd, Dem
ocrat OF West Virginia. Both
were hospitalized here.
Mr.. Randolph. Sc, of Elkins
and Washington. suffered a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18
KIondike Bard Loments:
Wish | Was 80 Aqoin'

VANCOUVER, B. c., Mar. 10
P)-The facile pen Of Robert
w. Service. which produced
Dangerous Dan McGrew" and
other poems of the Klondike
gold rush, still is active.
Mr.. Service, 84-year-old bard
of the North, now lives in Mon
AGO. He writes a poem each
year for the annual banquet of
the Vancouver Yukoners' As
ISOLATION.
His latest, read over the
week end as Pacific Northwest
sourdoughs met to swap tales
of the gold rush of '98, wryly
noted the toll of advancing
years.
Entitled "The Sourdeugh's
Lament" it reads:
When I was q Klondike high
roller
I tilted my poke with the best
And though the climate might
be polar,
I'd plenty of hair on my
chest,
Now while I've no trace Of
rheumatics.
And maybe shouldn't COM
plain,
I'm worried because I just amt
what I was.
And I wish ] was 80 again.
I still have my love for ladies,
Chuck grand-mummies under
the chin,
Yet fearing a hall of hadeS
I'm kinda allergic to sin.
Aye though the hootch-bird be
a-singing
I'm deaf to its dulcet refrain,
When the going gets rude
you've just got to be guild,
Gee I wish I was 80 again.
Some claim that the COS are
naughty,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18
.$73,500 Winner
Tied in TV Quiz

NEW YORK, Mar. 10 (P.-
A Sherman Oaks. Calf, house.
wife tied the winner of $73,50O
on a TV quiz show last night
and then took an lilo lead in
their playoff contest.
Mrs. Elaine Wolfe and Miss
Elfrida Won Nardroff of Brook
Ign continue their game next
week on NBC-TV's Twenty
One" program.
They are playing for $1,000
for each point of difference in
their scores. If Miss Won Nard-
rolf loses, the amount will be
deducted from her previous
winnings and credited to Mrs.
Wolfe. The category Of their
game is pot luck" which in
wolves general questions.
Earlier last night the two
contestants tied on questions on
Iemperors and movies. Before
that Miss Won Nardroff. a per-
sonnet manager, won $500 by
defeating Sheridan H. Garth, a
New York travel editor, on
questions on the Federal Gov
eminent and Asia,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18

days before Mr.. Dulles left on
his trip to the Philippines and
Formosa.
Some authorities are urging
that Mr.. Eisenhower also urge
Mr.. Bulganin to agree uncon-
ditionally to a U. N. outer
space agency. aimed initially
at peaceful purposes. without
tying it to an oft-rejected de-
mand that the United States
shut down all overseas bomb
ing bases.
Resembles Old u. S. Plan
The Soviet proposal. for
mally submitted yesterday to
the United Nations. resembled
part of a disarmament pro-
posal the United States has
made IS months earlier.
This proposal, unveiled by
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge
in New York, asked that the
U. N. disarmament group. by
international inspection and
participation" police outer
space to check on missiles,
satellites and space platforms.
The American proposal
stopped a step short of the
Soviet plan, which suggested
peaceful space research with
the United States and the
Soviet Union leading the way
in this joint venture.
Senator Mansfield in criti-
Ching the administration yes
terday noted that Senator
johnson had failed to act"
"Once again the United
States has been placed on the
defensive in the cold war, "
Senator Mansfield said. land
there was no excuse"
Senator johnson, without
taking credit for inspiring the
plan, called on the administra-
ton to come up with its own
proposal stripped of all propa-
ganda trappings and founded
on the honest desire to achive
peace" through international
cooperation in space and other
fields.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18

Senate seats. Mr.. Randolph, q
I'd district Congressman from
1888 to 1947. is seeking the un-
expired two years of the late
Senator Neely's term. Mr.. Byrd,
representing the 9Th district, is
seeking to supplant Senator
Revercomb. a Republican. for
IA full six-year term.
The two said they had been
campaigning during the week
end and were en- route to Wells
burg,
No charges have been filed.
Trooper Morris said the case
still was under investigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18
Boom in Purukeets

ROCHESTER. N. VA bird
census conducted by a Roches-
ter seed concern indicates that
more than 8 million American
families own pet parakeets.
The company's first bird CEN
sus, in 1851, revealed that 1.3
million families owned para
keetS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18
Police Quote Randolph,
AS Doing Before Crash

broken rib. cuts and bruises.
Mr.. Byrd. 40. Of Sophia, less
seriously hurt, had a cut lip
and other injuries.
Seek Senate Seats
Mr.. Randolph and Mr.. Byrd
are campaigning for Demo-
cratic nominations to different
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18

Them statements I grieve to
reverse.
You've got to be humble, not
naughty
To jiggily-jog on the hearse.
I blink at the blonde and BIZ
KIM,
I shrink from the wink of
champagne.
But, reforming, by heck, was a
pain in the neck.
Gosh I wish I was 80 again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18

over the week end with a sur
prise proposal for a United
Nations outer space agency.
Senate Democrats, led by
Majority Leader johnson
Democrat of Texas, denounced
the administration for what
they called allowing the Soviet
Union to steal a propaganda
march on the United States
Senator Johnson. backed by
Assistant Democratic Leader
Mansfield, Democrat Of Mon
tana, complained the White
House had "lost q propaganda
battle" The Texas Senator
called for an American proposal
for q United Nations outer
space agency stripped of Rus
sia's demand that this be cou-
pied with liquidation of all
overseas American bases.
o. S. Outer Space Bid
President Eisenhower already
has proposed. in a letter to
Soviet Premier Bulganin Jau-
uary ~, an agreement to limit
use Of outer space to peaceful
purposes. He did not at that
time propose U. N. action, as
the Russians did Saturday in
their: abandon-the-bases pro-
posal.
Mr.. Dulles faces the task Of
advising Mr.. Eisenhower or
how to counter this and other
Russian moves, presumably
through more public statements
outlining the positive side Of
the American stand.
Mr.. Dulles major advice In
the presummit jockeying, Off.
Gals said, will be for Mr.. Eisen.
hover to continue to insist or
the need for solid diplomatic
preparations, including perhaps
a Foreign Ministers meeting
before any parley with Soviet
leaders.
This view probably will b
reflected in a new letter Mr.
Eisenhower is reported drafting
to reply to a message Mr.. Bull
ganin sent him March 5, two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18
Library Gets Film

A 16-mm. film. "Parliamen-
tary Procedure" has been pre-
sented to the District Public
Library as part of National
Library Week. The 15-minute
movie is a gift Of Marie Sart-
well and Kathryn Bowers,
members of the firm, Parlia-
mentary Associates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-18
Dulles Reaction Waited
ToSoviet Space Proposal
Ry the Assoclated Press

Secretary Of State Dulles returns today from Today
Far Eastern trip facing mounting Russian campaign for
space-age summit conference He is due here at pm.
Top officials clearly looking to Mr. Dulles for guidance
propaganda they say registered
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-11

A mi adorable madre, Dona Esther
de Trillanes, en- ell Dia de las Madres
cOn mi veneraci6n, respecto y amor.
Su hija,
OLGA CELEDON DE GUARDIA
Evanston. Illinois
IL de mayo de 1858.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-11
DIARIO LAS AMERlCAs-Paq. 5
LectUru Intima
FRAY LUIS DE GRANADA

SENIOR dos milo, ninguna CO
sa mas desea mi anima que anna
ros, porque ninguna cosa hay a
vos mas debida nj a mi mas ne
cesaria que este amor.
Criasteme para que os amase,
ense1asteme que aqui estaba ell
merecimiento, y la honestidad,
y la virtud, y la felicidad, y, fl
nalmente, todos los bieneS; por-
que este amor es un breve suma-
rio en- que Sc encierra TODD 10
bueno que hay en- la terra y mu-
cha parte de 10 que Sc espera en-
ell Cielo. Ensenasteme tambien,
SALVADOR milo, que no os po-
dia amar 81 no os conocia.
Amamos naturalmente la bon
dad y la hermosura; amamos a
nuestros padres y bienhechores;
y finalmente, toda bondad y per-
feccion es ell blanco de nuestro
amor. Este conocimiento Sc pre-
supone, para que de Ell nazca
ell amor. Pues, lquien me dara
que 81 20 os conozca, y entienda
como en- vos solo estan todas las
razones y causas del amor?
iQuien es ell esposo de nuestras
animsa, ell puerto de nuestros
deseos, ell centric de nuestros CO.
razones, ell ultimo fin de nues-
ira vida y nuestra Ultima felici-
dad, sino vos?
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-11

Hay mujeres en- torno de las
cuales La leyenda aletea como
una flama. lQue hace a una mu-
jer candidate a ese destino? Al
gunos dicen, "personalidad";
otros dicen, "belleza', Y ain
otros, "talento''. Sin embargo
ninguna de estas cualidades es
suficiente.
Exiactamente, Gque cualidad
hace a una Marilyn Monroe o 4
una Ingrid Bergman? No es ia
Gil definirlo. Las dos IN actri-
ces de t%alento; las dos tienen una
gran personalidad y las dos on
bellas. La unica diferencia entire
las dos es ESQ: son "diferentes'
al resto de la humanidad'.
Y ESQ precisamente, es quizas
la primera cualidad para ser una
mujer exceptional, ser diferente.
81 fueramos a escoger 10 mu-
jeres mundialmente famosas al
rededor de las cuales crece dia-
riamente la leyenda, escogeria-
mos en- primer termino a Greta
Carlo. Greta Carlo ha dejado de
ser mujer para ~convertirse en-
una leyenda viviente. Els entera-
mente possible que cuando Ell res
to de las mujeres que hemos es-
cogido pasen a la eternidad, ell
nombre de Greta Carlo seguira
siendo una leyenda.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-11
Sobre ell Ano Bbiesto

Resulta eXtrano que un pueblo
practice y de una civilization
tan avanzada como ell romano tu-
viese una manera tan complica-
da de contar los dias del mes.
Nosotros, y con nosotros todos
los pueblos modernos, cuando
queremos eXpresar la fecha en-
que tuyo lugar I'm acontecimien-
to tomamoS como punto de par
tida ell dia primero de i'm mes
determinado y decimos: tai o
cual acontecimiento tuvo lugar
ell dia tai de I'm mes determine
do. Los romanos no 10 hacian
ash.
Dividian ell mes en- tres peri
odos, cada uno de los cuales te-
MIA una fecha cumbre: calendas,
nonas e idus. Las calendas eran
los dias primero de cada mes. Es-
ia fecha era invariable. Las 40
mas eran los dias S, menos en-
los meses de mayo, julio y octu-
bre, que eran los 7. Los idus
eran los dias Is, y en- los meses
anteriormente mencionados los
Is.
Ash, cuando un hecho habia
ocurEido en- las nonas de abril-
por ejemplo- Sc entendia que
habia tenido lugar ell 5 de dicho
mes. Para expresar las fechas in
termedias entire los dias cum
bres Sc contaban los que media
ban entire ell dia en- question y la
primera fecha fila proxima a am
hos inclusive. Asi, ell dia 2 de
enero era ell 4 de las nonas de
csc mes; ell 10 de julio era 81 6
de los idus de julio; ell 20 de
abril era ell IL de las calendas
de mayo porque faltaban doce
dias para ell primero de este mes
Jun POGO complicado, verdad?
Con esta somera eXplicacion
podemos entrar va de lleno en- Ell
aho bisiesto,
Antiguamente, cuando no SO
conocia ell funcionamiento de
nuestro sistema ~planetario y Sc
igneraba, por consiguiente, que
la TERRA gira alrededor del Sol,
la humanidad Sc rigio por 10 ge-
neral por I'm ano de caracter lu-
mar haciendolo equivalence a un
cierto numero de meses o cevo-
luciones lunares. Mas tarde Sc
di6 al aho un caracter solar igua-
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-11
"a del Hog0r
Mujeres de Leyenda

/. La sueca solitaria es todavia
considerable como una de las mu-
jeres mas beIlas del mundo. Ha-
ce mas de veinte amos que no ha-
ce una pelicula y sin embargo,
todavia Sc considera como una
de las mejoreS actrices de la epo-
ca.
En- la Gina de SUI fama artist.
ca Sc retira del mundo para Vi
vir encerrada, dentro de 81 mis-
ma, una vida que nadie conoce
Y por la cual todos sentimos ina
gran curiosidad.
2. En- segundo termino pone,
mos a Eleanor Roosevelt, una
de las grandes personalidades fe-
meninas del siglo Xxx. Una mu,
jar de grandes ideales que ha
sabido cumplir a perfection 10
que ella ha considerable SUI deber
hacia la humanidad. ,
3. Ingrid Bergman es ahora pa
ra la mayoria de'su publico una
hija prodiga. Sc nos enreda la
Imagination porque ha sabido SUI
bordinar SUI vida artistica a SUI vi
da real, y al fin ha logrado que
SUI talento artitico sobresalga y
triunfe sobre los prejuicios hui
manos.
La Princesa Margarita Rosa
(Pasa a la nag. ~
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-11

landolo con Ell tempo que tarda
la TERRA en- dar una vuelta COM
pleta alrededor del Sol. En- am
hos sistemas Sc tropieza con ell
Inconvenience de que ell ano no
equivale a un numero exacto de
dias y ha sido neceSario una Sc
RE de correcciones para hacer
coincidlr la Marcia del ano y sus
estaciones con los mismos diaS y
meSeS.
Entire los primitivos romanos
ell ano tenia t~rescientos cuatro
dias ~repartidos en- meses de
treinta y un dias alternative
mente, y para que coincidiesen
los meses con las e~staciones ana
dian un numero determinado de
dias fuera de la cuenta de los me.
ses. Numa dgrego otros dos me-
Ses, enero y febrero, y ell ano te-
mia trescientos cincuenta y Gin
co dias. Pero como este numero
no igualaba Ell tempo real de las
estaciones, ell mismo Numa dis
puso que cada dos amos Sc in
tercalara I'm mes de veintidos y
VENTURES dias.
Con esta correction ell ano era
demasiado largo, 10 que do lu-
gar a nuevas correcciones, pero
estas Sc hicieron con I'm criterio
tan arbitrario que en- tiempos de
Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-11
LOS COSMETICOs

FUEVA YORK-Como que las
MuJeres ahora desarrollamos una
vida activa, Ell tempo ddeicado
a cuidado de nuestro buen as
pecto ,muchas 10 consideran CO.
me gravamen a sus ingresos. Por
esa razon, cuando aparece en- ell
mercado algo que pueda desem-
penar mas de una function en-
materia de embellishments, es
bienvenido en- todos los tocado-
res.
Tenemos por ejemplo algunas
elorosas lociones que a la vez
son desodorantes; los liquidos
hmpiadores del cults, que pue-
den quitarse despues con I'm Va
pei tisd, y que 81 Sc aplica una
vez mas 81 residue actua como
base para Ell makeup. Tene-
mos ahora un fresco "hielo en-
bellecedor", disenado para dar
mas humedad al cults, ash como
afirmarlo y suavizarlo. Sc puede
usar como base para makeup"
Con la gran cantidad de ,ro-
ddcfos fabricados para embelle-
Ger 4 la mujer, sorprende obser-
var cuantas no Sc inantienen al
dia en- csc sentido.
Son mujeres que permiten que
CUTS Sc les seque y despelle-
u; que usan dolores impropios
para 81 makeup, y que toda-
va - hacen Ell mismo peinado
que estuvo en- moda hace veinte
slscs. Para esas mujeres puede
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-11
COMMENCE LENTAMENTE, 81
DESEA ADELCAzAR

NUEVA YORK - La que Sc
decida a hacer ejercicios para
modelar SUI cuerpo, antes que
NADIA debera tener mucha pacien-
cha. No Sc puede pretender en-
cuatro nj cinco dias .lograr los
resultados que Sc aspiran. Esos
Sc alcanzan despues de la reaii-
zacion de ejereicios adecuados
de modo progressive auhque dia-
riamente.
ST. listed lograra mucho mejo.
res resultados en- ell mejoramien.
to de SUI tipo y ganara mucho
mas en- salud, 81 hace sus ejer.
cicios a diario, salvo que alguna
raz6n organica lie impida Ell prac-
ticarlos,
No Sc desanime porque Sc sien-
ia los musculos estirados e infla-
mados al principle. ESQ es cast
SECURE que habra de sucederle,
pero 81 continua hacienda sus
ejercicios diariamente, la infla-
macion Y Ell dolor desaparece-
ran.
Esa es una de las razones pa
ra que commence lentamente.
Convene tenerlo presente, por-
que muchas mujeres hacen los
ejercicios los primeros dfas, Pc
70 despues Sc sienten tan dolori-
das, que renancian a practicar-
los mas.
Lo mejor es escoger cuatro o
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-11
Consoles FENENIN0S

ser que la juventud Sc haya per-
dido, pero en- Gambia deben ira
tar de sentirse j6venes mediante
Ia diaria atencion a su CUTS y a
SUI piel en- general.
mo hay ley que prohiba lucir
joven y atractiva a eualquier
edad!
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-11
Apologize de la Madre
ABR

La madre es ell principle y ell fin del universe,
Porque la madre es siempre la evolucion del TODD,
Faceta poliforme de resplandor diverse,
Es sol en- ell abismo y es espuma en- ell lodo.
Panal que es I'm tesoro de I'm million de dulzuras.
Puerto de TODD mar. r.
Faro de TODD puerto.
Refugio en- donde ell hombre guarda sus amarguras,
Y ancho horizonte siempre de par en- par alberto.
Tesoro cue al perderlo no encontramos nunca,
Guia de ~nuestros pasos, alma de nuestra vida,
Manantial de eSperanzaS en- donde no Sc trunca
Jamas ell dulce encanto de la cosa querida.
Razon de ser de TODD 10 que RE y canta.
Aurora de los dias, lucero de las noches.
Mas de mil veceS buena, mas de mil veceS santa.
Que sabios sus consoles, que tiernos sus r~eproches.
La madre sabe siempre tode cuanto nos pasa,
Por mas que pretendamos ocultarselo a ella.
Dye nuestras pisadas al llegar a la casa,
Y nos da dulces besos con albura de estrella.
La madre siempre tiene palabras de esperanto
Para ell hijo que sale de mas mala cabeZa;
Porque es ella la dnica que comprende y alcanza
Despues de Dios, ell critic de la naturaleZa.
Yo la he visto mil veces sin dormir TN segundo
Nj pasar I'm bocado, con santo amor prolific,
En- perenne vigilia y con fervor %profundo
Dandole a Dios SUI vida por la salud del hijo.
Y es que la madre es algo como I'm canine immense,
Como I'm canine immense de rosas y de lirios,
Donde ell dolor Sc queda, como ell aire en- suspense
Porque ella es como ell puente de todos los martirios.
Dolor de perdida cuando ell hijo Sc alicia,
Y algeria sublime cuando anuncia ell retorno,
Porque ella es como ell aqua, que sus ojos r~efleja
Todo cuando hay de triste 0 allegro en- SUI ~contorno.
iMADRE
Sol de todos mis- dias,
ISla de mis- enSuenos
Ala y raiz a I'm tempo de toda mi existencia
Eres LENA de gracia como ell Ave Maria
Pues no hay NADIA mas dulce que la miel de tus besos
Y NADIA mas q%uerido, nj ~existencia mas pura.
OLGA CELEDON DE GUARD
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-11

cinco ejercicios o concentrates
en- uno o dos soalmente ipero
practicarlos fleimente! Comien-
ce hacienda uno hasta alrede-
dor de Is veces y gradualmente
vaya aumentando ell ndmero has
ia llegar a unas so veces al dia.
Puede tambien hacer I'm POGO
de elercicio cor la mahana Y
otro POGO por la noche.
Lo mismo ocurre con la dieta.
La primera semana es la soma
ma de prueba. 81 la pasa, habra
Vencido.
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Alexandra Stages
Colonial Theater

The 18th Colonial revival
of the Little Theater of Alex
andria opened last night at
the historic Gadsby's Tavern.
Oliver Goldsmith's comedy
"She Stops to Conquer" is
the play which will run for
IS performances including
Labor Day evening.
An authentic 18th century
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Service
F'etes
Held

Maj. Gen. and Mrs. H. Alan
Sparkling we're hosts at a gala
cocktail party last night at
the Canadian Joint Staff
Building. 1t was to say good
bye and to greet the new
chairman designate Of the
Canadian Joint Staff, Air
Vice Marshal and Mrs. Max
imillian Hendrick and the
Commander-de Of the
Canadian Army Staff. Brig.
T. Graeme Gibson and their
wives.
The Sparlings will leave
Washington August 81 for
Canada where he win assume
the appointment of General
Officer Commanding Central
Command, Oakville. Ontario.
Welcome
Air Vice Marshal and Mrs.
Hendricks will have a very
warm welcome having been
stationed here a few years
back.
They arrived at the end Of
the week and have taken the
Sparlings' residence at 1880
Forest lane.
The Air Vice Marshal not
only will be chief Of the Joint
Staff but also will serve as
senior military adviser to the
Canadian Ambassador.
Brig. Gibson also will have
two posts, serving as military
attache of the embassy as
well as Commander Of the
Army Staff.
Brig. and Mrs. Gibson have
taken the house at 1904 Thir-
ty-fourth place and will be
busy tomorrow unpacking and
getting the furniture in place.
Among the 200 guests in
vited to the party were the
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs
of Staff Gen. Nathan Twin
ing, and Mrs. Twining. Air
Force Chief of Staff Gen.
Thomas D. White, and Mrs.
White, Chief of Naval Oper-
ations, and Mrs. Arleigh
Burke, Permanent Chairman
of the NATO Military Com
mittee Gen. B. Rap. F. Has
selman. and Mrs. HaSselman.
Service Guests
Another Service Set party
yesterday was given by DAN
ish Air Attache and Mrs. Erik
Rasmussen, in honor of the
Chief of the Royal Danish
Air Staff. 1t. Gen. Tage
Andersen.
The 7-to-9-o'clock recep-
ton was held in the Officers'
Club of the National Naval
Medical Center in Bethesda.
Gen. Andersen, who arrived
in Washington earlier yester-
day, has been touring United
States air installations for the
past few weeks.
Four Danish Air officers
who accompanied him on his
trip. 1t. Col. Knud van
Wylich-Muxold. 1t. Col. Vagn
Holm Fleming, 1t. Col. Erik
Won Holck and Maj. Svend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-22

atmosphere has been recre-
ated in this oldest building
in Northern Virginia to which
George and Martha Wash
ington went for recreation.
Guests receive their invita-
lions printed in script. At the
theater entrance they are
greeted by bewigged boys who
light their way and by cos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-22

players perform. as was the
custom in the days Of George
Washington and the Marquis
de Lafayette. ............
During intermission punch
made from an age-old recipe
was served.
Hostesses this year include
Mrs. Hugo Black. Mrs. Louis
Renfrow. and MRS. Harry
Vaughan.
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Col. and Mrs. George
Washington, who duly attend
each performance, win be inn
personated on alternate even-
ings by Mr.. and Mrs. STAN
ley King, Capt. and Mrs. Al
bert E. Toney. and Mr.. Frank
Wright II and Mrs. George
White.
MIR. and Mrs. 4. B. Maitby.
jr. are In charge Of the en-
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tuned hostesses and smiling
barmaids who show them
through the tavern.
A clerk with plume in hand
records names and all are
welcomed by the innkeeper
and announced by the stately
majordomo,
Then you enter the cob
blestoned courtyard where.
under the stars, the strolling
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tire production and the play
is under the direction Of Mr..
Orville French.
In the cast of "She Stops
to Conquer" which is an UNI
sentimental comedy Of errors,
are actors Lorna Hewitt. Jim
Cremins, Henry Lampe, Ruth
Sadler, Jim Bostain. Jack
Burke, Alma Jacoby and Bob
Bloch.
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SUNDAY. THE D C.. =.