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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-15
Vincent B. zaninovich Widely Known
Throughout West As Top Grape Grower
Late Lodge 73O Member Came To America
In 1910 To Settle In San Joaquin Valley

pallbearers were relatives
of the deceased: John, An
drew, Ivo, I've, Marky,
Vincent, and Vincent Geo.
Ia n vich and John
Blaine. p
Surviving Mr.. Zaninovich
are his widow, Bonica, Of
Earlimart; three sons, John,
Andrew, and Antoine; 4
daughter, Mrs. Mary Brus-
zewski; 13 grandchildren; two
brothers, Marko Of Delano,
and John Of Yugoslavia;
three sisters, Mrs. Maria Ko-
vacevich, Mrs. Mondica Bud
rovich, mother Of the offici-
ating priest, from Yugoslavia,
and Mrs. Domino Budrovich
of Argentina.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-15
Akron Church Picnic
Slated For July 18TH

AKRON, Ohio - The Holy
Name Society Of Christ the
King Croatian Church, with
the cooperation of other pa
rish organizations, will spon-
sor a Picnic on Sunday, July
10, at the new church grounds
located on Creighton Ave-,
just off Tallmadge Ave-, Rt.
18, in Akron.
There will be music, dane
ing, amusements for the chill
dren, and refreshments will
include barbecued lamb and
pig and cool drinks.
All members and friends
of the parish are invited to
attend.
John T. Pribanic
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DINUBA, Calf. The
death of Vincent B. Zanino-
vich is deeply mourned by
many relatives and friends
who extend their sincere SYM
pathy to members of the be-
reaved family.
His passing casts a shadow,
but they find solace in the
words of God that it was His
will that Vincent should be
called into His Kingdom.
Bro. ZaninOvich, a men,
ber of Lodge 73O, was born
in Yugoslavia, on March 22,
1892, and came to Califor-
mia in 1910.
He had been growing
grapes in the San Joaquin
Valley since 1919, and died at
the Delano hospital Thurs
day, June 18, following a
stroke.
The Rosary was. recited
Sunday night at the Delano
Mortuary Chapel.
Rev. FIR. Stephen Budrovich
O.P. of Chicago, ILL.,, a neph-
ew, flew here to officiate the
Solemn Requiem High Mass
on June % at St. Mary's
Church in Delano.
The Deacon at the Mass
was Rev. Owen Mcmillan,
pastor of Our Lady Of Quad
alupe in Delano.
In the sanctuary was very
Rev. Msgr. Patrick Leddy,
pastor of st. Francis in Bak-
ersfield. After the Absolution
Father Budrovich spoke in
Croatian and English.
Interment took place at
the Delano cemetery and
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-15
Chi Martinski Club
Sets Date For Picnic

CHICAGO, III. - The Mar
tinski Club will hold it's An
nual Picnic on Sunday, Aug
ust End, at Yugoslav Grove,
$40 So. Narragansett Ave.
Music for the occasion
will be furnished by the
well known Sloboda Tam
buritza Orchestra.
Members and friends of the
There will be roast lamb
and pork, ready at noon, and
plenty Of cold drinks for both
adults and kiddies.
club are cordially invited to
attend.
Vincent Rudar, Secy.
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Mary Sagovac Elected
Head Of Chi Committee

CHICAGO, Ill. - This is
to inform the members of
CFU Lodge 785 that bro. Jo-
seph Horvath, President of
the Sick Committee, resigned
from his position at the June
meeting.
Therefore, as of July 1,
1859, this office will be taken
over by sis. Mary Sagovac,
1881 So. Airport st., Chicago
8, Phone: HAymarket 1-2576.
Please direct all your bust.
ness concerning sick benefits
to her.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-15
South Chi Junior Nest 242 Tammies
Prep For July 19 Picnic Appearance
Youngsters Continue To Amaze Friends
With Excellent Playing, Kolo Dancing

which was staged recently.
We hope that the members
and Mr.. Sam Cuzella, our
director, will forgive us and
invite us another time in the
future.
We also wish to thank Mr..
Stipan of Frankfort, ILL.,, for
his wonderful writeup on our
concert in one of the issues
of the Zajednicar. 1t was very
much appreciated by all con-
cerned.
On July 19, our tambur-
itzans and kolo dancers will
entertain at the CF'U Lodge
44O Picnic at Dosen Gardens,
Goth and Commercial Ave.
Everyone is invited to attend.
We wish all the youngsters
a happy and safe vacation
until we see them next Sep
tember.
Pauline Stanley, Mgr.
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Camden 7b0 Members
To Vote For Delegate
On Monday, July 10th

CAMDEN, N. j. The
members of ''Danica" C.F.U.
Lodge 760 are hereby mott
fled that voting for Delegate
will take place on Monday,
July 20, at 619 Ferry Avenue,
Camden, from 700 until 900
pm.
There are two candidates
in Anthony M. Bezich of
Lodge 76O and Ivo Madi-
raca of Lodge 1863. Lodge
478 did not nominate a
candidate.
Voting at the above-men-
toned meeting is required un-
der a ruling of the Executive
Board after receiving pro-
tests from Lodge 1863 and
Lodge 76O as to violations of
the bylaws in notifying join
ed lodges as to candidates for
Delegate to the Convention.
Our lodge is Joined with
Lodge 478 of Clifton, New
Jersey, and with Lodge 1863
of Camden in electing a Del
egate.
Anthony M. Bezich, Secy.
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Detroit III On
Two-Month Siesfa

DETROIT, Mich. - AS ev-
cry "Onyx" CFU Lodge TT
member was previously noti-
fled, we had an election at the
June Meeting for Delegate to
the CFU 10th Convention,
which will be held in Detroit
this coming September.
As a result, bro. Vid
Glavac was chosen to rep
resent us during the con-
vention.
1t was also decided during
the last session, that we cam
eel the meetings for the
months of July and August.
However, we must still pay
our dues.
Those members wishing to
settle their obligations may
do so at my home the second
Monday Of either month, be-
tween 900 and 900 pm.
Those preferring to pay
by mail are asked to please
enclose a self-addressed and
stamped envelope for the re-
turn of their dues books.
Also, please do not make
checks payable to me or
the Croatian Fraternal I'm
ion. Make them payable to
"Onyx" Lodge III.
The next meeting is sched-
uled for Sunday, September
13. Let's all have a good sum-
mer and then attend this
meeting.
T. Katich, Jr., Secy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-15
Jolnnstown 5 Meetinq
Slated For July 18th

JOIINSTOWN, Pa. = The
next Regular Meeting of CFU
Lodge 5 will take place Sun
day, July 10, at the Croatian
Home, beginning at 200 pm.
sharp.
The regular order of bust
ness will be conducted and the
auditors will give their six
months reports.
Michael Batch, Secy.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-15

SO. CHICAGO, Ill. - Since
our So. Chicago Tamburitzans
and Kolo Group of Nest 242
had their Concert on April
10, the group has certainly
been busy.
First they entertained at
the Croatian Hall for the
Radio Club on May II. On
May "a they spent the day at
Rockford College in Rock
ford, ILL.,, where they also dis
played their dancing.
All the children enjoyed
their visit at the college and
the Greyhound bus ride. Ac-
companying the children on
this trip were Mr.. Tressel, the
director, six of the other
mothers, and the undersigned.
We are very sorry that
we could not appear at the
45th Anniversary celebra-
ton of "PreradOvic" Sing
ing Society of Gary, Ind,
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waukegan Lodge Is And Nest 134 Will
Mark CFU Anniversary Sunday, July 19

WAUKEGAN, Ill. - CFU
Lodge IS and Nest 1874 will
jointly sponsor a Picnic to
celebrate the 65th Anniver-
sary of the CFU.
The outing will take
place on Sunday, July 19,
at FOss Park in No. Chi
cago.
Barbecued lamb will be
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-15

ready even before noon for
those who wish to have it for
their lunch and a variety of
other solid and liquid treats
will be available.
This will be the only picnic
held this year, so we invite
all CF'U members and friends
of the area to be in atten-
dance. Lucy SlOne, Rec.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-15
Many Changes In
Social Security
Members Should
Keep Up With Law

PITTSBURGH = An i'm
portant provision of the 1858
amendments to the Social Sc
curity law will affect many
people who are receiving So
cial Security benefits, and still
working part time, according
to Oral A. Ernst, manager of
the East Liberty Social Sc
curity Office.
Effective with months be-
ginning January, 1859, Social
Security benefits are payable
for any month in which a ben
eficiary does not earn over
$100 in wages or render SER
vices in self-employment, re-
gardless of his total yearly
earnings.
This means that even
those who earn more than
$1,000 a year can receive ben
efits for some months if the
new test applies to them.
Know Your Rights
Mr.. Ernst pointed out that
a person receiving Social Sc
curity benefits may earn
$1,000 or less in a calendar
year, and not suffer the loss
of any checks for that year.
Fur t h e r more, the a
mounts earned in any one
month do not matter, as
long as the total earnings
do not go over $1,000 dur
ing the entire year.
A beneficiary is not re-
quired to report earnings of
4, $1,000 or less to his Social Sc
curity office.
A beneficiary who is work
ing should report to his Social
Security office as soon as he
knows that his earnings will
exceed $1,000 during the year.
Mr.. Ernst emphasized that
a beneficiary should not wait
until he has already earned
$1,000 to report that fact.
Waiting may result in having
to repay some of the checks
already sent to the benefi-
ciary, since total earnings for
the year determine how many
checks a beneficiary is enti.
tied to receive.
When earnings ex C ee d
$1,000 for the year, then, and
only then, is the amount
earned each month important
That is because no matter
how much over $1,000 il
earned, a beneficiary is still
lentitled to receive a Socia.
Security check for any month
in which he did not carr
over $100 in wages, or render
services in self-employment.
Mr.. Ernst said that ben
eficiaries should keep in
mind that once they earn
over $1,000; some or all
benefits for that year may
not be payable.
It depends on how mucl
is earned and whether ther'
are any months when earn
ings do not exceed $1OO.
Those people having ques
tions regarding the retire
ment provisions Of the Socia
Security law should contac'
their nearest Social Security
Office for further informa
tion.
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Amity b92 Sets
Date For Funniest
Like Old Times
Night of July 21

kENOSHA, Wise. - We
are asking all the Amityites
to be with us on July 21, at
900 pm, at the Lodge 692
Annual Pot-Luck Picnic and
meeting which will be held
one week later than our or
dinary second Tuesday meet
ing.
At that time we can greet
the vacationers, Dorothy and
Stella Jambrek, Betty and Bill
Basteen and "Ma" Anna
Schantek from Arizona, and
also Sylvia Kane and family
from Connecticut and who
knows, perhaps some other
distant Amityites might be in
Kenosha that week.
The pot-luck picnic which
has been a successful event
in the past will be held at
Washington Island, (Simmons
Beach,, at 600 pm. on the
21st and is being organized
by chairman Of the entertain
ment committee, Helen Vujo-
vic, who is being assisted by
Betty Burger, Dorothy Topo-
lovec, Justine Kluka, and Ju-
llama Topolovec.
So, when someone calls
you, be prepared to say
what you would like to
cook for the event. Every
family is to bring their own
dishes and utensils, and
equipment and a contribu-
ton to the menu.
After the picnic supper, the
meeting will be held at the
same place, weather obliging,
and games and a social will
follow. Bring your families il
you'd like and let's make this
the event of the year.
The August meeting will be
held on the regular seconc
Tuesday of the month, Aug
ust II, at Burgers Hall. The
annual beach-party will be
held at that time so brins
your swim suits and blankets
and help roast weiners anc
marshmallows over the fire
place on the airy shores o1
Lake Michigan.
Takes us back to the days
when the most complaints a
bout sand in the hotdog rolls
came from "Kax" George Ka
zell. How about joining III
George and hashing ovel
good times. A songfest always
ended the evening, so star
practising your tunes every
one.
Hear that several Ami
tyites are busy organizing
q tamburitza school in Ken
osha. Good luck is wished
all, as this would be a won
derful thing for the young
or generation.
Anyone that has a hidder
tamburitza somewhere woule
do the group a favor by loan
ing or selling it to this newly
organized group. Conta t a c
Charles Elias for any further
information needed.
Don't forget the change o.
date in Amity's July meeting
Amity Chatterbo1
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242-So. Chicago, Illinois
Marschak, John
Niksich, Roy
256-San Pedro, California
Noblet, Clarence
259-Watsonville, Calf.
Lettunich, Michael
29O-Beaver Falls, Penna.
Fabjanic, John
SO4-S. st. Paul, Minnesota
Panek, Jean
314-Joliet, Illinois
Pavletich, Paul
Rittof, Janet
Zerebny, Daniel
327-Grant Town, West Va.
Manure, Stephen
333-Youngstown, Ohio
Stupka, John
341-oliet, Illinois
Frescura, William
Nurczyk, Thomas
Pirc, John
S52-Hibbing, Minnesota
Prebich, Mary
363-IrOnton, Minnesota
Vidmar, Joseph
373-Euclid, Ohio
Svrga, Helen
379-Omaha, Nebraska
Covich, Mary Alice
39O-McGiN, Nevada
Papez, Marguerite
426-Akron, Ohio
Ilijanich, Ferdina
Vukoder, Darline
436-Baltimore, Maryland
Kirtscher, Herbert
Asst. Louis, Missouri
Jurotich, Matthew
Russell, Henry
455-Whitney, Penna.
Mesich, Ruth Ann
461-Oakland, California
Meehan, Linda
466-Alliance, Ohio
Widla, Gary John
47S-Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Vodopic, Tom
Mustas, Marc
p1-DeCrOlC, michigan
| Pulick, Charlotte
490-San Diego, California
Gaughen, Suzanne
498-SOmerset, Colorado
Elena, Harold
510-Detroit, Michigan
Blazanovil, Mary
524-Hollywood, California
LIE Noir, Edward
542-Mountain View, Calf.
Barbic, Christine
576-Aliquippa, Penna.
Carney, Margaret
Carney, Patricia
Dutkovich, Francis
582-Chicago, Illinois
DundOvich, Darlene
59O-Pittsburgh, Penna.
Carr, John
61O-Chicago, Illinois
Polich, Robert
6S8-Des PLANES, Illinois
Tulig, Daniel
CAN ADA
274-Welland, Ont.
Bakin, Barbara
471-Port Arthur, Ontario
Majetich, John
48O-Vancouver, B. q.
Pezel, Tommy
Klaric, Borislava
496-Montreal, Quebec
Solarik, Paulina
N5-Creight0n Mine, Ont.
Ostashek, Carolyn
566- -Sauk Ste Marie, Ont.
Semeniuk, William
586-Malartic, Queboc
Tonic, Paul
6l5-T0ronto, Ont
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Junior Order Department Graduates
Given Opportunity To Become Leaders
Young Americans And Canadians Will
Find Seniors To Be Cooperative Lot

Young Americans Ant
Find Seniors To Be G
JULY
kansas City, Kansas
Lipovitz, Cecilia
4-,IohnstOWn, Penna,
Simunic, Thomas
Alberter, William
1O-Gary, Indiana
Golbesky, Carol
Jorgensen, Gordon
Smith, Dennis
14-Matherville, Illinois
Miller, David
Slavish, Marsha
17-Chicago, Illinois
Kapugi, Barbara
19 Bessemer, Penna.
Bolon, Richard
23-Lorain, Ohio
Bodnar. David
21-Versailles, Penna.
Ingram, Philip
Seibert, Kathleen
$50. Omaha, Nebraska
kasun, Jimmy
29-Madison, Illinois
Butkovich, Richard
Crnkovich, Richard
35-Hoboken, New Jersey
Mccarthy, Dennis
37-Mckeesport, Penna.
Rendulic, George
3S-Rankin, Penna.
Tonsetic, Lois Ann
42-Hartford. Connecticut
Desovich, Frances
Rataic, Catherine
44-Portland, Oregon
Herceg, John
55-Cleveland, Ohio
Belicic, Judith
Jankovich, Caroline
62-Cleveland, Ohio
Segedi, Raymond
Zabukovec, Nancy
63-Benoit, Washington
Koval, George
67-Pittsburgh, Penna.
Yohovic, Dolores
12-DonOra, Penna.
Vukich, Caroline
S1-West Allis, Wisconsin
Sagorac, Nancy
S6-Cleveland, Ohio
Palenko, Stevan
89-Whiting, Indiana
Daley, Mary
9S-Benld, Illinois
Katich, Gerald
103-Conway, Penna.
Bukta, Anthony
Pavlovich, Carolyn
Warchal, Rose Mary
1O6-New Brighton, Penna.
Cupac, Richard
113-Aliquippa, Penna.
Babich, Millard
Fields, Michael
Fields, Barbara Anna
11S-BiWabik, Minnesota
Milos, Roger
125-MasOntown, Penna.
Barnhart, George
131-Dunfermline, Illinois
Stiglesh, John
133-Elbert, West Virginia
Shaffron, Peter
134-Waukegan, Illinois
Bosnak, Nicholas
137-Kellogg, Idaho
Domijan, Carolyn
138-Ely, Minnesota
Shepel, Barbara
15O-Hammond, Indiana
Skish, Mary Ann
152-Luzerne, Penna.
Radonavitch, Joseph
153-Battle Creek, Michigan
Bosrock, Lawrence
Duffin, Walter
154-Miami, Arizona
Setka, Deanna
168-Aberdeen, Washington
Pavletich, Joseph
l8O-MckeespOrt, Penna.
Medich, David
Medich, Donna
181-Gilbert, Minnesota
Perpich, Thomas
180-RAnuhIic. pannA.
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21S-Des MOines, Iowa
Piziali, Robert
215-McDonald, Ohio
Leskovac, Elizabeth
220-Seattle, Washington
Complita, Gerald
Jovanovich, Marian
Jovanovich, Mary
221-Indiana Harbor, Indiana
Mackie, Mary
Barta, Patricia
223-Verona, Penna.
Doshen, Frances
Jakovac. Jean
23O-Taylor Springs, Illinois
Goyak, Garry
234-Massillon, Ohio
BlaZlch, Claudia
Smer, Robert
239-Sacramento, California
Jones, Patricia
Rinaldi, George
241-Leetonia TOWnsite, MINI
Perpich, Joseph
242-So. Chicago, Illinois
Marschak, John
Niksich, Roy
256-San Pedro, California
Noblet, Clarence
259-Watsonville, Calf.
Lettunich, Michael
29O-Beaver Falls, Penna.
Fabjanic, John
3O4-S. st. Paul, Minnesota
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
Celeste Holm
Sheds q Glow
On the Terruce

Z The Shoreham Hotel man.
agement couldn't have hit on
q happier choice than Celeste
Holm as the seasons first
headliner on the Terrace. A
festive spot this and Miss
Holm Is the girl to match 1t.
She also is q unique girl, so
It should come as no surprise
that hers is a unique carbaret
act. no mere assortment Of
songs offered by q fetching
entertainer. Miss Holm happily,
does not fall back on the tired
and then-I-sang approach.
What she does offer Is q
refreshing performance Of O
sort Of Question-and-m
answer game. as Sticky poll
ished in It's construction as
her talent in presenting 1t. She
asks the games single ques-
ton. what Does q Man Want
in q Woman?" and then finds
q variety Of answers in songs.
Their moods vary and Miss
Holm proves herself Just the
girl to make a deft switch from
the comic to the poignant and
back again. It's an act with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
THE LYONS DEN

BY Leonard Lyons

NEW YORK--In April 1852
John Foster Dulles lunched in
Paris with General Eisenhower,
who listened TO his views on
foreign policy and urged him
70 write a book. Dulles said he
had no time. The next day he
new home, and George Brett,
head Of Macmillan. persuaded
him TO write the book--work-
ing with q team Of secretaries.
Two months later Dulles re-
turned to Paris and again
lunched with Eisenhower. who
asked: sHave you thought
about that book?" Eyes" =
said Dulles handing him the
volume. thought about it.
wrote IL and here 1t is."
Norman Thomas once said:
John Foster Dulles is so sem
eitive to all reactions that he
even answers letters from me"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
w GOD
Diane Pens Novel
BY SHEiLAH GRAHAM

HOLLYWOOD NANA). =
Diane Varsi is writing q novel
based on her childhood and
with nothing in it to do with
why she left Hollywood to
study at Bennington College in
Vermont. One Of the chief
reasons, incidentally, for
Danes leaving Hollywood was
what she considered the cruel
ty shown her by one Of the
members of the cast Of her last
movie, "Compulsion."
Marlene Dietrich, a big hit
with her advice on Radios
Monitor, will dish it out for
the French magazine, Ellie. Her
counsel to the ladies has also
been bought by an Australian
syndicate. Mort Sahl and
Phyllis Kirk resumed their
romance when she returned
from the East. Jimmy
Stewart. q colonel in the Air
Force Reserve, goes on active
duty next week, before report
ing to Phoenix for his Noun
tain Road" movie in June.
4 4 4
Marion Brando celebrated
the first anniversary of his
weddingI The senior Marion.
that is. The 60-year-old gen.
tleman and his 35-year-old
bride marked the event by at
tending the premiere Of Shake
Hands With the Devil" in Dub
lin. The film was produced for
junior by Walter Settler and
George Glass.
MGM will test singer Jacques
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29

continuity that flows grace
fully along a. Miss Holm moves
from ballad TO ballad and from
mood to mood. This Is q singer
who CLOVIS and who can make
D lyric shine. too. When she
is through weaving her spell
you are left with the feeling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29

His decisions to travel often
were such sudden ones that
when he new TO London for the
Suez conference his wife, who
was at the airport with his bag.
wouldn't pose for the n WIS
cameramen. Shed been having
q shampoo at the beauty-parlor
when she received word to bring
his bag to the airport - and
never did finish that shampoo.
At 2 am. after Election Day
In '48. reporters questioned
Dulles In Paris about the OUT
come Of the voting. II wouldn't
know" he said. "You never can
tell about elections" He told
them Of Election night in 1916
when. in Wilson'S headquarters.
he bought a paper with the
headline: Hughes Wins Presi-
dency. Wife Weeps for JOY"
Hours later Dulles bought the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29
Films of More Than Routine Merit

Films OF More ! 1Qn K0UtIne WeFH
sALIAS JESSE MISUNDERSTANDING Bob Hope sells life
insurance policy to the poorest risk IN the Old West.
"AUNTIE MAAIE-Roz Russels comedy rolic ansplanted
from stage to with healthy laughs intact.
"THE DEFIANT ONES"-Sidney POTTER and Tony Curtis in
Stanley Kramers dramatic movie prejudice.
"THE INN OF THE SIXTH HAPPNESS"-Ingrid Bergman
as q most beguiling missionary In the Orient.
"SEPARATE TABLES"-The Terence Rattigan play, with
David Nivens Academy award-winning performance.
1.-THE SHAGGY D0G"-HighIy comic Disney fantasy about
small boy who becomes large dog Fred MacNTurray.
sTHE SHEEPMAN"-CIenn Ford, Mickey Shaughnessy and
Shirley MacLaine in q Western with Of humor.
~TOM THUMBs-Russ Tambyn and some trick camera
perts conspire to make refreshing fantasy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29

that you have never been more
happily entertained In . supper
club.
Miss Holm win be on hand
only through next Thursday
night. which should be fair
warning. Bob Cross orchestra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-29

Foti. :. And frankie Vaughn,
Britain's top recording star, has
signed to sing ct the Dunes Of
Vegas, September 7. To follow
his engagement at New York's
Copacabana. Barbara Rush
is being PACED for the femme
lead opposite vittorio Gassman
in villa d'Orso"--to be filmed
in Rome in August. Question is
will she leave new husband
Warren COwan?
- $50
Dancer Marge Champion, de-
termined to be q dramatic
actress. refuses all TV and
night-cIub offers for the next
10 weeks. Marge has enrolled
in Sanford Meisner's acting
class here.