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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-08
"Slavulf" U Defroifu
SIai 35.qodisniicu

Detroit, Mich. - Owe go
dine Hrvatski Pjevacki Zbor
"Slavulj" &c slaviti svoju 35-
godisnjicu osnutka i kultur-
nog djelovanja sa velicanstve-
MIN koncertom i zab AVON.
Proslava &c sc odrzati ma 9.
novembra, sa opsirnim pro-
gramom, te sudjelovanje dru-
9Th bratskih hrvatskih pie
vackih zborova.
Kroz zadnjih 35 godina pie
vanja, "Slavulj" je promica-
MEM nase hrvatske narodne
j umjetne pjesme i hrvatske
ljubavi ispunjavao svoj zada-
tax i doprinos prema svome
narodu, te sa ovakvim radon
i pregnucem pokazali sto mo-
ze uciniti cvrsta VOLTA i ziva
ljubav "a pjesmu narodu. Slu-
sajuci nasu lijepu hrvatsku
pjesmu, preneseni smo duhom
u mas start kraj, pa nam Sc
cini kao da prozivljujemo da-
ne nase mladosti, kad smo po
prvi put gledali slusali ma
se 8 tare pjevacke zborove
pred trideset i wise godina ma
trag. Sta mas moze osjecajno
povezati sa rodnom grudom
wise, nego nasa pjesma. Mi sc
netemo nikada moci dovoljno
oduziti nasim pionirima koji
su najvise zudjeli "a svojom
zemljom, "a svojim rodom j
jezikom, "a sve njihove zrtve
koje su osobno podnesli u ma
stojanju da podrzu nasu pie
smu medju nasim svijetom
daleko cd rodjenih ognjista.
Svrha "Slavulja" bazirana
ma nacelu ljubavi "a pjesmu,
popularnu narodnu i umjetnu
pjesmu hrvatskoga mar o d a.
Radi ovog rodoljubnog osje-
GAIA promicanja nase pie
SINE, "Slavulju" pripada sva-
ka cast i postovanje svoga
naroda.
clanovi "Slavulja" marljivo
se pripremaju "a ovu veliku
Slavu, da mogu sto dostoj-
nije uzvelicati svoja pozrtvov-
ma nastojanja oko promica-
MIA hrvatske pjesme. Mi ne
3aliEno dldA nj vremena, veE
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-08
Eovosti il Benwooda

BenWOOd, w. Va. - Zelim
upozoriti citatelje "Zajedni-
cara" ma moi dopis, koji je
, izisao u %. broju Zajednicara
| owe godine, a posebno bracu
= i sestre kotara Brinja, u CHI
djelokrug spadaju BRINE, Le-
tinac, Krizpolje, Stajnica i Lii
pice.
Ma stvari je molba Cd pro-
| svjetnog odbora u Brinju, da
NINA kupimo Agregat Gene
rator, tako da mogu narodu
J pokazivati filmske slike kul-
turne vrsti. A posto jos osim
Brinja nema u ostalim sell
ma elektricne s ru e, to bi
njihov odbor pomocu Gene
ratora mogao operisati Kino-
iprojektor po selma, jer o.
stale sve imaju. To bi bilo
lako postici, kad bi bilo ra-
zumjevanja? Pomislite brace
i sestre, da mas narod tesko
zivi i radi cd sunca do mra-
ka, pa k o lii k o bi to NINA
vrijedilo, da nekada vide film
sku sliku i da vide sto vidjeli
nisu. Pitajte sami sebe i dir
mite Sc u srce, pa doprinesite
koliko mozete. Svaka svota
dobro &c doci. Agregat kosta
blizu $5OO.00, a do sada SUI
slijedeca braca sestre po-
slali ma meme svoje darove:
Po $500: Marko Vranic i
Sin; po $4,000: Mr.. Mrs.
Mile Perkovic; po $500: Mr..
i Mrs. Josip Mesic;; po $1,000:
Mr.. i Mrs. Tom Bicanic, Mr..
i Mrs. Matt Toninac, Mr..
Mrs. Matt Vukovic, Frank
Gerovac; po IS: Frank Nov
ric.
Ukupno $105.OO.
Da Sc postigne VEGA svota
"a ovu svrhu, mi cemo u Ben
woodu imati zabavu ma 2. no
vembra, u 6 sati ma vecer, u
HrvatskOm KulturnOm Klubu.
Cd Yugoslav Film u New
Yorku dobili smo badava film
sku sliku "zivit &c Oval Ma
rod. Tu &c te vidjeti mas ju-
nacki narod kako Sc bori "a
slobodu. Slika traje diva sata
vremena. Klub nam je dao
badava dvoranu, sto je hvale-
vrijedno. Program &c biti va
ma ma zadovoljstvo. Dodjite i
dovedite vasu obitelj i prija-
telje. Dobrovoljni doprinosi
dobro dosli. Ako ne mozete
prisustvovati, posaljite val s
dar. Nakon sve bude gotovo,
oglasit cemo u Zajednicaru.
Pozdrav svima upamtite
nedjelju, 2. novembra,
Mile Perkovic, Hvj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-08
balket | kolllemoraciia
0dsjeka broi 423 HBz

Aliquippa, Pa. = 'Drustvo
'Napredak", odsjek broj 423
H.B.Z. odrzati &c komemora-
CHE sa svetom misom "a sve
svoje umrle Glanove u subotu,
18. oktobra. Misa ce se odslu-
ziti u 8 sati ujutro u st. II
tus crkvi, kojoj treba da svi
clanoI na4ega odsjeka pri-
sustvuja.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-08
CIanstvu odsjeka 519

Detroit, Mich. - Ovime sc
umoljavaju svi clanovi od-
sjeka broj $40 H.B.Z., da 81
pribiljeze novu adresu svoje
odsjeene tajnice da svu po-
Stu salju ma njezinu slijedecu
adrecrl:
Mary Doris Vanpoppelen,
1880 Fairport,
Detroit 5, Michigan
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-10-08
ZAJED DNICAR"

ma I provedu nekoliko sati u
krugu svojih prijatelja.
Dobro nam dosli! - Ia c..
S. i C. Club "Jadran":
A. Matij ijasic, w. Ziwitz, A.
Kubik, j. Dojcic, F. Kra-
mario, M. Fabijanic, j. Mar
bic, j. Fridrc, M. Petkovic,
j. Keber, j. Kangja, j. Ro-
bash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11
--LATEST TV
INFORMATION

Television programs for
the week are carried in the
TeleVue with sundays
Star. The following is sup
Elementary information on
today's programs received
after TeleVue went to
press.
TOO, ,WRC (4)-Honey-
mooners replaces Susie.
800. VITO (5)-Senate
Hearings.
900, wTTG CD -Tv
Readers Digest.
1890, WRC a. Mike
H a m mer replaces the
Honeymooners.
Tomorrow Afternoon
1000 am. WTTG (5)--
Senate Rackets Commit
tee Hearings. (Life With
Elizabeth, TV Readers Di-
gest and Clubhouse IS" will
be shown during the lunch
period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

sos, WASH-FM-In the Con-
cert Hall: The Hebrides
Overture by Mendelssohn,
Don Juan by r. Strauss and
the Pines Of Rome by Res
plight.
7:O5, WGMS-FM - Star Per-
Torrance: Leanord Shure,
Pianist. plays Schubert. So
nata in C Minor and Mo-
ments Musicaux. Opus "a.
$500. WNIAL-FM-Milton Cross
Show: Finlandia by Sibelius.
Symphony No. 8 by Bee
thoven and Sleeping Beauty
by Tchaikovsky.
$500, WOL-Good Music Time:
Symphony No. 4 by Vaughan
Williams, Divertiment No.
Is by Mozart and Sym
phony No. 8 by Schubert.
l0:O5, WGMS-Symphony Hall:
Symphony No. 81 in D. K.
297; Symphony No. 10 in
F Sharp by Mailer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11

O'Clock Movie: blouse
Across the Bay" starring
George Raft and Joan Ben
nett. TV Key says: While
waiting for her jailbird hus-
band to come out. a singer
falls for an aircraft designer;
hubby hears and seeks re-
venge. Fair melodrama
(1940).
l1:15, WTOP (9)-Late Show:
"Slave Ship" starring Nick
ey Rooney and Wallace
Berry. TV Key says: Not p
classic. but a well-played in
offensive adventure story Of
a mutiny and life aboard a
slave ship. Good excitement
for the kids (l937).
l1:2O, WMAL (H-NignJ Show
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1890, WWDC-Your Income
Tax: Income tax questions
are discussed by United
States Internal Revenue
officers Eugene Travers,
Richard Edelen and Robert
Harmon.
1905. WRC-Treasury Of Stars:
Two jazz groups are fea-
tured. the Don Costa Trio
and Billy Maxted and his
Manhattan Style Dixieland
Group.
1905, WRC-Basketball: Mary
land vs.. Boston College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11

O'Clock. (This would imply
that Patti Pages Big Record
is also in for a shift it sur
wives the summer
There are but two actors in
tomorrow nights Kraft Thea
ter drama-and only one Of
them, Earl Hoffman. speaks
English. II. The other actor,
veteran Sessue Hayakawa. So,
who plays d Japanese soldier.
regards his challenging assign
ment with philosophical calm.
AS he demonstrates so ably
in THE Bridge on the River
Kwai":
"Y0u can communicate as
well with the eyes as with
words. An expression, a gesture
tell much"
Milton @. Ford, VOLS able
afternoon word-communicator
observed his 18th year in broad
casting last Monday. -. Odilt
started in Memphis and came
to WWDC in 1910
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11
TeIevision Tomorrow Wednesday. Nor. u, 1858

uGe hss RASH G1s, spi Gss
Meditation; The Morning Show I1s Lses
,0 TAs Memn Show hss sut Lses nsws Captain k
smSE GAs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS/
1880, WTTG 81 Search 70,

1889, WTTG 81 Search for
Adventure: Gold of the
Incas." Two explorers trek
across the Peruvian Andes
to find a lost Inca city and
long-buried gold trinkets.
$500, WTTG (5)-Senate Hear
ings: Telescopes of the after
noon sessions.
800. WRC (4l-Adventures Of
McGraw: Hired to serve a
subpoena, McGraw finds
himself facing a murder
charge In "The Set-up."
$3.50, WRCftN) - Bob Cum
mings Show: When out-of-
town buyer. becomes fasci-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tonighfs top shoi0s preuieiDed By TV Reys STAFF
aDo attend reedrsds match screenings and analyze
scripts in Nei0 York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered a guide to area Uietpers. e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11

scripts IN NeD York ana HoHytD00d. Their opinions
offered as guide to area Uecers.
Cheyenne Warrior" Far above average for the
Ward Bond) and gets involved with wild assortment Of
western "types" including gun white boy
who reared by the Comanches Very short action
but absorbing entertainment for the entire hour Acting
and production fine particularly Peter Whneys VIII
famous performance. 1880 pm, WMAI-7
George Gobe-Take look tonight It's brighter show this
week with Gobel teaming up with Bert Lair. You'll
chucke the two play Gen. George Washington meeting
Lafayette and again Lair does his version of shoe
stamping flamenco dance by Carmen Amaya. Jef Dom
nell and Singer Shirley Harmer come in the fun too
Color pm, WRC4
Broken ArrOw-"Panc" Fairly well done western
Der of Cochise tribe who has served the Army herocay
comes home for furough He's suspected Of carrying
bubonic plague and, instead Of heroS welcome, his
people try to keep him OF the reservation by force
pm, WMAL-7 r&&#
Telephone Time-"The Quality Of Mercy" Tonghs best
dramatic Story of the physician who helped set the
injured wilkes Booths ankle when the assassin Of
Lincoln trying to capture. Although Dr. Mudd
did not know his patients identity he sent to prison
as a Booth accompice fascinating slice of history
helped UNNECESSARILY by Harry Townes performance as
Dr. Mudd. $3.50 pm, WMAL-7.
Jack Paar ShOw-sa Maxwell treats to something special
tonight She'll accompany herself the piano and sing
song wrote called please Keep Out Of My Dreams
OF course will interview her Genevieve Joins Jack
the panel Pat Suzuki sings True to You Darling in My
Fashion and Jack Geneveve and Jose Mes do another
take-o on Dragnet called 1.-THE Disappearance Of Pari.
sian Peppers" 1880 pm, WRC4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11

mated with the studio models
of photographer Bob Collins,
Bob and his pal Harvey
switch identities in Bob
Gets Harvey a Raise"
10000, WRC (4-Californians:
Matt Wayne accepts the post
as Marshal when his friend,
Father Holzer is murdered
for interfering with a syn
dictate training youngsters in
crime in, 1.-The Marshal"
10000, WNIAL (7-West Point:
The ageless bayonet return
to combat for a wounded
lieutenant on a Korean road,
in Combat Proof"
1890, WTOP (9)-Silent Serv-
ice: 1.-THE Wahoo'S Final Re-
port" The tragic end of a
valiant record for the crew
Of the sub USS Wahoo.
1900, WTTG 81 - Eleven
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11

"Home Of the Brave" star
ring Frank Lovejoy. TV Key
says: Negro soldier on q
dangerous Pacific patrol is
made a mental case by the
intolerance of. his white CO.
horts. Hard-hitting drama
makes its point well; excel
lently acted (l949).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11
This Zone GREY
Episode Had Zip
BY BERNIE HARRISON
star Tv Critic

Those weekly half-hour up with sleeper
and then show clearly above the that wonder
why they aren't able to do it more often.
The Zane Grey Theater story last Friday CWTOP-o) Is
in point Most of the familiar ingredients Of the typical
Western were there the rugged neverms hero the vicious
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-11
Other AM Stations

WPlk- 100 nc. Daylight only
nARL -Ieo Ke.-1i3o n 10 s;ts p.m.
nIHx 1900 Nc. e an to mldnlsht
Sundays . an 10 midnight
WeAY 1850 Ee.-DayIlghi ony
WUsI tt1o Ne. Daylight only.
WFAx l21o Ne. Daylight only
wWDc - 1850 Ne. -7i-houi speFstion, sHeept
Sunday mianighi TO an Monday
MFcR- 1870 Nc Daylight only
wO0k- i3ao Ne. -1t-houi spefstisn
MEAM 1880 Nc. "a houl apeFstOh, except
Sunday midalEuf To sam Monday.
W0L-i4so ks.-e an. 10 mlduIght
wpOM isA0 &c. Daylight Oaly
wPec-1s ke.-Dsyllght ouly
wPRW-i4so ke.-siSo en- 10 sunset
FIN Stotions
WeIsFM-si.s Ms to 10 Pm, Sunday
Thursday.
NRc FM-sa.s Nc. : Temporarily on the sli.
WHIP I'm So Nc. -2l-hour opersti0n
NJ sR.FM-s1.t Me- an. 10 t7iis en-.
.nday.sunday
W.L.FM-s0.1 Nc. --es5o an. 10 mldnlEhL
N,a..IM zoos Nc -2thSu SpssuOs
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

in California, it was mid
night or later before we got
together on, the telephone"
she says. II took the work
home and had my questions
ready"
The minute Congress adj
jorns, the Engles will take
to the airlines again, this
time with the whole State
to traverse.
Some Change
There viii be some changes
from past campaigns, though.
The greater encourage of
campaign aides required in a
Senate race has forced Mr..
Engle to abandon his self
piloted two-Seater. He now
uses a chartered plane.
They also will concentrate
most Of their campaign in
the populous city districts
this time. instead of in the
Sparsely-settled back coun-
try" Of the home district.
year, and will vote for him
anyhow" Mrs. Engle says.
For La Enele. who is 5
feet, " inch and weighs 1l2
pounds, the change of cam
paign territory also means q
complete change Of costume.
i On the county fair and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

rodeo circuit they dressed
like everyone else--in tight
frontier pants, brightly
colored shirts, pointed cow
boy boots and five-gallon
hats.
ut wasn't that we were
pretending to be cowboys, {"
Mrs. Engle says. 1T was the
only sensible thing to wear,
when everybody else was
dressed that way We would
have stood out like sore
thumbs in any other kind of
clothes.
Besides. We spent most of
each day wandering over
fair grounds, in and out Of
barns and exhibit buildings,
and scrambling into review
ing stands. You can't do
much of that in high heels
and nylons."
Now, everything will be
changed, for big city cam
paigning.
I'm going to be practical
and stick to blacks and
greys," she said determinedly.
And ] won't take lots Of
shoes and handbags--they
can be dynamite. They take
up so much room"
Mrs. Engle says she can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

hardly wait to get back to
California to get some wom-
ems volunteer groups or
ganized."
II have a lot Of names Of
people who have written the
ONCE. and I'm so afraid those
fine volunteers may be going
to waste" she says.
This win be q new activity
for her. Up 10 now. she has
..'just gone along with my
husband to see that he gets
his meals and vitamins. and
doesn't forget to pack his
pajamas and change his
shirt"
Occasionally, when her
husband has been busy at an
all-male meeting, she has
passed the time Of day with
some lady voters.
Chiefly I'm there so that
people can look at me--to see
that / don't have two heads"
she says. To-day people
want to see what q candi-
dates wife looks like. Twen-
ty years ago they couldn't
have cared less.
There was q time In some
parts Of California when
they felt women's place was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
WORK OUR HEADS Off
LII Engle Pldns
Busy Campaign

on" says Mrs. Engle, to
corral as many as possible
Of those votes for Mr.. EngIe.
In a sense, the Engles have
been campaigning for this
ever since they were married
In 1913. The House menu
ber's district-C CALIFORNIA; I'd
lis said to be the third
largest in the country, cover
ing a third Of the geo.
graphical area Of California,
a staggering $1,000 square
miles. It is 600 air miles
long and has an area larger
than that of 20 States.
To keep In touch with the
widely dispersed residents of
this vast area, Mr.. Engle long
ago took to the air. He
campaigns in a rented two
scatter plane. which he pilots
himself with great gusto.
The Engles made what they
called prop stops" all over
the area, timing their arrival.
as much as possible. to COIN
eide with the districts nu-
merous county fairs and
rodeos.
I'VE could see as many
people at a fair in two days
as we could in two weeks
Of riding around the coun-
tryside." Mrs. Engle explains.
At that, 1t took them three
months to complete the cir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
by ISABELLE SHELTON
star stan Writer

SbaA 1toh WhAseh
I'm happier than CLAIMS
at high tide.
That's what petite. effer-
vescent. hardworking 'Lu"
Oucretia) Engle says about
the vote piled UP in Tues
days California primary by
her husband, Democratic
Representative Clair Engle,
who is seeking election to
the Senate.
Mr.. Engle, the only Demo-
crat seeking the Senate
nomination, Of course won
his own primary handily. He
also - under CALIFORNIA;
election laws which permit
candidates to cross file on
the opposition ticket-won a
STABLE vote In the Repub-
4lCdu PRIMARY
Mr.. Engle's total vote was
almost as great as that cast
for the two Republican Sem
ate candidates--Gov. Good
win Knight. the q. o. p.
winner, and Mayor George
Christopher Of San Fran
cisco.
The question for Novem-
Der Is how those who voted
for Mayor Christopher viii
cast their next ballots.
Clair and Lu Engle are
going to work our heads
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08

cult each summer. BY the
next summer they figured 1t
was time to see the conStitu-
ents again, so they repeated
the trip.
Thus, the campaigning to
come will be nothing new to
Mrs. Engle, who says almost
the only campaigning he has
done without her, since their
marriage, has been during
the current Senate primary.
Secretary to another Cali
fornia member Of Congress
Representative Jack Ander-
SOM before she married Mr..
Engle in 194S, Mrs. Engle
knows the congressional
ropes, and has always worked
in her husbands Office about
two days a week. When he
plunged into the Senate race
last winter. his Office mail
jumped sharply, just at a
time when he was least able.
to cope with it, because he
was committing" to Califor-
mia whenever his House
duties permitted.
Took Over Mail
Mrs. Engle decided that
the biggest contribution she
could make to the campaign
ct that time would be to
move into the Congressman's
House Office full time and
take complete charge Of the
mail load.
She answered what she
could by herself In the day
time, conferred with Mr..
Engle on the rest at night.
Sometimes. when he was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-08
julius C5ARFINCKEL * CO.

ne for Arden for Men
ly Mans World in the Arden kingdom,
sOmely packaged memos for Father :.
left to right: Foam Shaving Cream,
clearly aromatic, softens even brisk
boards for easy razor-action, I.SO.
After Shave Lotion mild,
subtle skin conditioner,
(Astringent) brilliant bracer,
6 o., 3.SO.
Eau de Cologne, a trace of herbal
fragrance invigorating after shower,
4 ozs., soc; 8 ozs., 500
After Shave and Cologne plus tax.
Mail and phone orders invited,
National 8-7730
Toiletries, First Floor;
Spring Valley and Z Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-25
Visit of Prince Don Carlos
Hos Hostesses in Other

white tie dance in his honor
at 1890 at the embassy.
The following morning His
Royal Highness will lay
wreaths at the Tomb Of the
Unknown Soldier and at
Mount Vernon. He will be
the luncheon guest Of Col.
and Mrs. NJ. Robert Guggen-
helm and at $3.50 pm. will
visit Georgetown University.
That evening the visitor
will be the guest Of honor
at a black tie dinner given
by Mrs. Merriweather Post at
her residence.
On Saturday. May 10. His
Royal Highness will visit the
United States Naval Acad-
envy at Annapolis. On this
occasion the Ambassador will
present SPANS Grand Cross
Of Naval Merit to Naval
Academy Superintendent
william r. Smedberg. III.
The Spanish training ship.
having sailed up from Nor
folk, viii be anchored of
Annapolis.
The Prince will return to
Washington at 6 pm. that
evening to receive the Span
ish colony at the embassy.
On Sunday. the visitor will
attend 10 am. Mass at st.
Matthew's Cathedral and pay
his respects TO Archbishop
O'Boyle. At 1880. there will
be a luncheon at the en-
baSSy for members Of the
staff and the top officers Of
the training ship including
the commanding officer,
Capt. Jose Gonzalez Lopez.
In the afternoon HIS Rovsl
Highness viii visit Andrews
Air Force Base and will see
an air show.
From $50 to 7:30 that aft
ernoon. Mrs. Perle Mesta will
be hostess at a reception at
her residence for the Prince.
To Visit New York
His Royal Highness will
leave Washington on Mon
day. May IL. when he will
motor to New York. On the
way he will stop in Baltimore
to see Glenn Martin Aircraft
Co. and will have lunch at
the Glasgow Arms Restau-
rant. which is about IS min
utes north Of Baltimore.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-25
Dinner Dance Mays
To Salute Gold Cup

More than 500 subscribers
TO the Virginia Gold Cup
Association will receive
invitations this week 10 the
members only dinner dance
at Fauquier White Sulphur
Springs. Mrs. Harcourt Lees
and Mrs. J. II. Tyler Wilson
OF Warrenton head the Vir-
ginia Gold Cup entertain
ment committee.
May 3 is the dinner-dance
GATE when Lester Lanin and
his orchestra will play for
dancing.
Mrs. Kenneth Edwards,
creator Of horse cariacatures
Of winners OF the annual
Virginia timber classic, Is
again on the decorating COM
mittee as Is Mrs. ]. P. Cutting
for this event.
Mrs. Lees and Mrs. Wilson
are In charge OF reservations
and Mrs. Wesley Dennis is
chairman Of the dinner COM
mittee.
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Plans are to arrive In New
York at 4 pm. where the
party will stay at the Wal
dorf Towers.
A visit to Columbia Uni
versity Is planned for Tues
day morning and later the
Prince will have lunch with
Spanish Ambassador to the
United Nations. Felix Le-
querica at the U. N.
He will tour the Metro
politan Museum in the after
noon and that evening will
be honored at a dinner given
by the Spanish Institute.
Plans are being made for
his royal highness TO meet
with Gov. Hartman. cardi-
nal Spellman and Mayor
Wagner on the morning Of
the l4th. Later in the day
he will visit the Hispanic
Museum and the Cloisters.
That afternoon the party
will 60 to the New York Fair
where Ambassador Areilza
and the Spanish Commercial
delegation will be hosts at a
reception.
on May is the Prince will
visit West Point and the fol-
lowing day he will ny home.