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style copper trimmed barbecue utensils.
 The young mother can wash babydoll in a bathmaster that hoists the doll in and out of a miniature folding tub by levers.
 For young musicians there are a table top electric pipe organ, a twirling baton that lights up, a roll harmonica with changeable player rolls, automatic player drums and a top that changes chords as it spins.
 New for the play pen set are soft plastic telephones on sue tion cup stands and animated pin up lights, The cradle gym, 1858 style, has music box attachments.
 The stuffed animal kingdom features whimsical and sad ex- pressions. The seal is a new ad- dition Music boxes in zippered pockets are easily removed when wash day comes.
 Highlights of toyland's rocket age include a two-stage model that fires 15O feet into the air. There's a motorized satellite that operates on gyroscopic principle. The new playroom planetariums project constellations and repro duce solor and lunar phases. Build-them-yourself scale model rockets, space ships, space sta- tions and missile batteries have been designed from official blue prints.
 To make sure the girls take an interest in science, there's girls lab technician set.
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to 4.2 inches more room in front, 3.3 inches in back), feel the lounge like comfort of Chevy's new inte-. rior, experience the hushed tran quillity of it's ride (choice of improved Full Coil or gentler-than- ever Level Air suspension*). Once you're on the road you'll discover such basic benefits as bigger, better cooled brakes that give over 5O% longer life, new easy-ratio steering and Hi-Thrift that gets up to
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One look at this '59 Chevy tells you here's car with a whole new slant on driving. You see the transforms tion in it's low-set headlights, the overhead curve of its windshield, the sheen of it's Magic Mirror finish -a new acrylic lacquer that does away with waxing and polishing for up to three years.
 But to discover all that's fresh and fine you must relax in Chevro- let's roomier Body by Fisher Cup
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aH-r DRIVE A '59 CHEVY TO-DAY '!

10 per cent more miles per gallon. And, of course, you find Safety Plate Glass all around in every Chevrolet. Stop by your dealers and pleasure test the car that's shaped to the new American taste!
 *Optiond Qt ertra cost
Evening star., 1958-05-08
beef, Pommes nords. Asper-

beeD, Pommes nords. Asper-
ges potatoes, asparagus),
Salade verte (green, that Isl,
Fromage (cheese - Brie),
Marquise au Chocolat (choc-
olate mousse with lady fin
gers and whipped cream
divineD."
At 10:45 the Spanish AM
bassador. his wife. royal
guest and daughter took their
leave, for they faced a busy
day today. Juan Carlos visit
ed the Library of Congress
this morning. where Librar-
ian Lawrence Mumford pre-
sented him with a reproduc-
ton of the first Spanish book
printed in the Philippines;
the Supreme Court, where
Justice Burton received him;
the Capitol, where he was
the luncheon guest of Sena-
tors Bridges and Symington
with Speaker Rayburn an ex-
pected guest, and this after
noon he had a visit at the
National Gallery scheduled.
Tonight, he will dine at the
Embassy before the brilliant
white-tie dance.
Evening star., 1958-05-08
YOURS
Prince juan Carlos Is Feted
AT His First Washington Party

party and tonight's ball at
the Spanish Embassy.
MIR. AND MRS. ROBERT
WOODS BLISS were in the
company. Mrs. Bliss wore a
sapphire blue satin gown
with marvellous sapphire ear
rings and necklace to match.
In striking contrast to her
dress was Perle Mesta's Amer
lean beauty satin gown.
The Secretary General of
the Organization of Ameri-
can States and Sonora de
Mora, Mrs. Robert Low
B aeon, Virginia Warren
squirrel by Bob Gray of the
White House, the Spanish
Minister and Sonora de Alba,
the Second Secretary and
Sonora de Pedroso, the Naval
Attache and Sonora de
Blanco, and Capt. Don Al
varo FontanalS, Ado. to the
prince, we're among the
guests seated at two long
tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gar
rett, the Neil Carothers, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Carusi,
Charles Whitehouse. John
Rovensky of New York, the
Motricos' chic daughter Mer-
cedes de Areilza in a short
blue organza dress her mother
brought her from Madrid:
pretty Josefina Puga, daugh-
ter of the Chilean Ambassa-
dor, and Jack Logan and
George Abel, who met Juan
Carlos in Europe a year ago,
completed the dinner roster.
After dinner the Buchan-
ans pretty young daughter
Bonnie made an appearance
and was presented to his
royal highness, and he asked
her for a dance. Monica Bo-
heman, daughter of the
Swedish Ambassador; Mace
rama Alba, Henri Roskam,
Ed Platt and Alfred Elbrick
also Joined the group for
the twirling to a Sidney trio.
At dinner the hostess was
fianked by the prince on her
right and the Count de Mot
rico on her left. On the
princes right was Mrs. Luce.
John Eisenhower was host
at this table. At the other
table, Mrs. Mesta acted as
hostess for the chief Of pro-
tocol.
Pastel-colored spring flowers
in gold vases and separated
by gold candelabra and gold
pitchers decorated the
princes table, where the wine
glasses also we're in variegat-
ed pastel shades.
GOLD-CRESTED MENUS
bearing the State Depart
ment seal in gold told the
guests what was in store for
them. The truly delectable
meal read as followS:-"Con-
somme aux Quenelles, Sau-
mon (salmon) a la Paris
ienne, Concombres (cucum-
bers), Chateaubriant (filet Of
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Mrs. John Eisenhower, who
observed how much they
liked the Buchanans' parties.
THE EISENHOWERS said
they were moving into the
White House today to keep
the President company while
Mrs. Eisenhower visits her
mother in Denver to celebrate
the latter's 80th birthday
next Tuesday. The First
Lady leaves by train tomor-
row.
Clare Luce, who came to
town for the princes visit,
was there, wearing a white
satin gown printed with dark
flowers, and the remnants Of
a suntan acquired in Arizona.
She discovered a skin-diving
school in landlocked Arizona
whence the enthusiasts whip
down to the Gulf of Mexico
for their practical experience.
Crazy about looking at
what's cooking amid the coral
reefs 40 feet below, the for
mer Ambassador to Italy will
go down to the Bahamas the
end of this month to dive off
the Berry Islands.
Other out-of -towners were
there. Angler Biddle Duke
and his lovely Spanish wife,
who is an old friend of the
prince and his family. few to
Washington for last nights
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WIVES DON'T
HAVE TO
STAY HOME

Mrs. Beale, wife of the
Australian Ambassador en-
tertained at a dinner last
evening for women only"
The event which took
place at the Embassy was
for the wives whose hus-
bands attended anot her
dinner marking the 18th
anniversary of the Battle
of the Coral Sea. Included
at this dinner, which took
place at the Mayflower Ho-
tel, was Ambassador Beale.
Ambassadors wives at
the Embassy party were
M e. Gunewardene and
Nine. Notowidigdo and 9TH
ers were Mrs. Walter Judd.
Mrs. Donald Quarles, Mrs.
Walter Robertson, Mrs.
Randolph M &C all Pate.
Mrs. Arthur Radford and
Mrs. Thomas Kinkaid.
Completing the list were
Mrs. Myron Cowen, Mrs.
Robert LeBaron, Lady
Wunderly. a house guest of
the BealeS; Mrs. Eugene
Meyer, Mrs. Harvey Will
liams of Philadelphia, Mrs.
Frank Hecht and Mrs.
Bede Callaghan.
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ment and support OF the
u, s. Navy"
The society's chief work Is
the sponsoring Of scholar
ships for the sons Of deceased
Navy personnel 70 aid them
Continued ON Pare Asa. Col. I
Evening star., 1958-05-08
BY BETTY BEALE
star star Writer

Prince Juan Carlos OF spain
has been longing to meet
some girls, American girls,
naturally. since the United
States was his destination.
After months aboard ship
his handsome royal highness,
like any young man of 20,
makes no bones about want
ing feminine society.
He met some of the United
States brand in Norfolk and
decided that American girls
are innocent looking, though
whether he still thought so
after chatting with them
isn't clear.
But he did think they were
kidding him at one point.
According to some Of
his companions the Norfolk
girls talked about how hand
some and attractive he was
within earshot, then when
he spoke up in perfect Eng
lish they seemed 100000 sur
prised that he had under
stood them. Juan Carlos
told his hostess last night
that he believed they were
pulling his leg" He's al
ready picked up that express
sion.
THE CHIEF OF PROTO-
COL AND MRS. WILEY
BUCHANAN gave the first
party on the Washington
agenda for the Spanish
prince, who's about 6 foot 3,
blond. curly-haired and even
better looking than his pic
lures.
They had a black-tie din
ner for 40 guests in their
Nebraska avenue home and
followed the sumptuous FIVE
course meal with informal
dancing in the patio room
downstairs.
Wearing the white mess
Jacket, black cummerbund
and black trousers of Span
ish midshipman, Juan Carlos
received the guests standing
between Mr.. and Mrs. Bu-
chanan and the Spanish AM
bassador and Countess de
Motrico. The latter, fresh
from a sojourn in Spain and
q quick trip to Paris, wore
the last word in a Dior eve
ming gown.
Ankle length in back, 1t
was made of a pink new Or
ganza material that is lined
to give 1t body. 1t was fitted
at the waist in the front but
had a huge fullness in the
back hanging from the de-
colletage to the bottom Of
the skirt. With it she
wore q long double strand
necklace of beautiful big
pearls and a magnificent
diamond clip at the waist,
The hostess wore pink and
white - a Fontana gown Of
white organza dotted with
clusters Of shiny pink en-
broidery.
Guests meeting the son Of
the next King of Spain-for
the Spanish now believe that
his father, Don Juan, will in
evitably succeed Franco
found him extremely natural,
easy to talk to. and fast on
his feet.
FRESH OFF THE JUAN
SEBASTIAN ELCAN0 train
ing ship, he could face the
whole American press, I am
convinced, and not make a
mistake. When I indicated
as much to the Spanish AM
bassador, Juan Carlos grinned
and said, 1--WE been trained
since this high" and he bent
over and held his hand about
. a foot from the floor.
incidentally, he will meet
his father in New York on
the 18th, when Don Juan
expects to cruise into New
York aboard a private yacht,
Although his son is due to
leave New York for Spain
on the 18th, the Spanish
Pretender will stay there for
10 days.
Invited to meet the young
prince last evening were
French Ambassador Herve
Alphand, just back from
speaking to hordes of French
descendants in Massachu-
sets (the Irish don't have
Boston sewed UP after alb;
British A m b bassador and
Lady Caccia and their daugh-
ter ClariSsa, and Mai. and
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SERVICE SCENE
Sponsors Society
Marks so Years

was happy that even IA were
interested 10 come. I say
girls advisedly. for half q
century ago II was the gen.
eral custom 10 have young
girls christen ships. not wives
OF distinguished men. as is
most often done today"
The enterprising Miss
Frazier even made arrange
ments for the girls to be re-
ceived BY President Theodore
Roosevelt at the White House
at the annual Army-Navy re-
ception. Miss Frazier also
chose that date. February 10.
1908. TO hold the founding
meeting at the Willard Hotel.
The White House recep-
ton was a fitting climax TO
that memorable day. Mrs.
Somerville added, as she re-
called that exciting evening
when the genial President
told the young ladies he was
very much interested in "the
latest launching"
Given Citation
Last night, Mrs. Somerville
was honored at a testimonial
dinner given by the Society
at the Fort McNair Ofiicers
Club. at which husbands Of
members also we're guests.
Mrs. Bryson Bruce of Arm
old, Nd. national president
of the society. presented Mrs.
Somerville with a framed
citation which expressed the
Evening star., 1958-05-08

Aociety's gratitude for the
founders vision In giving US
this organization through
which we may work for the
cultivation OF a love OF our
country. its form OF govern
ment and for the develop
Evening star., 1958-05-08
ny RUTH DEAN
star star writer

A half century ago. q news
paper reporter unknowingly
lent O hand toward the
founding Of the Society of
Sponsors Of the United States
Navy. which Is holding It's
50th anniversary luncheon at
the Mayfiower Hotel today.
In a 1908 account of the
launching Of the USS Bir-
mingham. the unknown re-
porter suggested 1t would be q
good idea II all the girls
who had christened ships of
the Navy got together.
One Of them, l7-year-old
Miss Keith Frazier, who had
christened a battleship when
she was IA, agreed and she
did something about 1t.
Yesterday Mrs. Keith Fra
zier Somerville recalled her
part in the society's founding
at a tea for the society given
at Admiral's House by Mrs.
Arleigh Burke, wife of the
Chief Of Naval Operations.
A go-getter even then, Mrs.
Somerville first presented her
idea to her father. the late
Senator j. B. Frazier of Ten
nessee.
With his approval she went
to the Secretary Of the Navy
and got the list Of the 1856
fighting ships" then in our
Navy. She traced down %
of the girls who had chris
tened them.
IA Charter Members
Then her father had the
Senate engraving room send
out the invitations, and IA
responded. Although she had
expected more, she said, IT
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other albums with strong appeal
larc pelafontc Sings the Blues.
recorded by versatile Harry ON
IRCA victor. and ''rhe Cosmic
scene Columbia release feat.
uring luke ellington and an ALI
star group that includes trumpet
er Clark Terry and clarinetiat
Jimmy Hamilton
ON the former, Relafonte comes
zap with some novel pieces ana ia
in usual good form, "a Fool For
you.a Losing Hand and oone
tor My Baby are tunes that
should give readers a hint Of what
60 expect This ia OK
ON the other waxing Duke and
bis boys mix three standards with
scven origs. Cor what amount 60
a smooth Jazz session The group.
dubbed the Elliugtan's Space
mcn". realty goes into orbit on
thing called Avalon THIS record
win ho popular with jaEa fans
IN general
Kent, Capitol Feature Singles
singlowiso, one Of The most iu-
tcrcating tunes on record Ia a new
release by Kent entitled "Nvtn
Your Love tor Me" Played in
cha cla-ehn tempo. and with a
good rhymtbic beat Il features
singer l. G. Cooke and should
prove entertaining at parties Flip
slide ia Love Song From House
boat"
Another single that's creating
q stir among laAs fans II Capitol'a
Daddy Mus, ue Man" a lively
entry played in rock n roll tempo.
Mark Murphy singp the melody
The flip sidc slows down 60 blues
tempo, with tune called Look
ing For Somebody cap should
score with Tits
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-17
a@ g TWIN an
SG8Ec
psAl' p1Al6' Pin PATTER|
n0U IN BY LOUISE THOMAS
EMzRzW Capital 5-s3sI
BY LOUISE THOMAS

! dividuals, the selection Of ball
is an importat factor in bowling
The weight OF the ball and the
location, siEe and direction OF the
finger holes are the distinguishing
features OF bowling balls The de-
termining factor in your selection
Is comforts
Certain methods adopted by one
bowler are not always successful
when used by another A partieul-
ar grip employed by some bowlers
would be awkward TO another be.
cause OF the difference in the sire
and shape OF hands.
Your own weight and strength
determine the weight OF the ball
that is easy for you to control
and the size and strength of your
hand determines the arrangement
and circumference Of the holes In
the bail that VIII be comfortable
for you, The proper bowling ball
with comfortable grip cannot be
stressed too strongly, for after all
the grip Is actually the foundation
or first necessity for bowling cor
rectly IL possible the bowler
should posses her own bowling baIl
bored 10 fit correctly
II Il Is not possible 90 acquire
your own ball, then select one
which best fits your grip and
strength
Minneapolis spokesman., 1958-10-17
ROBERT STREET RETAIL
OCT. 6

Andys Shoe Service is stin in
the lead The team captain tells
me they intend 20 remain in Eek
aetly that spot. "Art" Moore and
Bennie Fowler showed evidence OF
that in their bowling Monday. The
team won two and lost one.
High Single Game art" Moore
pa, Bennie Fowler eos, sid
Cummings $50,
High Series: art" Moore SCI
Bennie Fowler $40. sid Cummings
4si Team series 2439.
TWIN CITIES LADIES, OCT. !
II was rather quiet and roomy
Tuesday with the Ladies'. We
missed our gallery or male bowl
ers, most Of them were bowling
in their own league, More about
that later.
Francis Dollie was present with
her three grandchildren. Elaine
and Wayne (the twins and Anita
Wilson The male half OF the twin
let II be known he was there too
John Bolles made his first
visit OF the season 20 see what
Zelma was doing ''Bea" Wal
ton and Idelle Patton made mos,
interested onlookers Both these
ladies have bowled some but they
haven't the fever yet Ted
dy' Russell keeps his Nom"
Mary on her toes by his presence
Pat" Lee and Gienda Martin
graced US with their presence
Lauretta had the male Majority
of her family with her. "Art" and
Duane her sons. Martini Perry and
Marguerite Ellis gave encourage
ment
High Single Game; Mary Rus
sell $50, Louise Thomas 1T, Muir
lei Gardner III
High Series: Ceola Webb ass
Louise Thomas f57 and Quanita
Dawson 437
Team Event
High Single; Ted Bies 773 Cole
man Loan ITO Jimmy's Ok 73O
and Central Loan 2t3i
High Series; Jimmy's Ok 2t33,
Central Loan 2l31. Ted Bies and
Brooks 2lI7