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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-24

proslavilo prvu godisnjicu Oh
IA ''Sfver Strings, 7-godis-
nIcu Majcina Kluba 65-go-
disnjicu HI. B. Zajednice.
Program je otovren toeno
u 2::45 poslije podne, s pjeva-
MEM Narodnih Himna. Chas.
Elias, direktor Onladinskog
Tamburaskog Zbora, ko1i je
rebao biti ravnatelj progra-
ma, ustupio je tu cast nize
potpisanoj.
Svi prisutai su bill hjepo
posdravijeni, kao | slijedeci
odsjeci, koji su bill sluzbeno
zastupan: 391 "Jednakost" il
West Allisa, 993 Satellites"
n Mukwonago, 731 Path
finders" IL West Alhsa, 255
"Nada" In Milwaukee Hrv.
zensko Potporno Drustvo IL
Milwaukee. Pojedinacni ela-
noN 81 takodjer prisustvo-
vah iz slijedecih odsjeka: 392,
261 / 8O7.
Prvi ma programu je ma
stupio Omladinski Tamburas-
XII Zbor "Silver Strings. Mi
how direktor, brat Elias, uci-
nio je tako da je svaki cd owe
omladine predstavio sam Sc
be instrumental u kojeg svi-
ra.
Bill smo veoma zadovoljni
sto su sc ma ovoj nasoj pro-
slavi m e d ju mama nalazili
Mayor Frank Zeidler liz Mil
waukee Mayor Klentz M w.
Allisa, koji su sa svojim LIE
PIN govorima pozdravili cla-
move H. B. z. sve prisutne
prijatelje.
Svi sano bill veseli sto smo
imah priliku sastati Sc ma O.
voj proslavi ga izvjestiteljima
nasega Hrvatskog Radio Sa-
to, Dorothy Branko Butko-
vich, kao i sa Mr.. Szaban cd
international Institute, koji
III takodjer odrzali kratke go
wore ,izrazili cestitke.
Pocetnici u grupi onladin-
sl1og tamburaskog zbora, il
medju Z 9 godina, sve pri-
sutne su zadivii sa svojim
nastupom, a liza kojih je vrlo
dobro poznati clan H. B. "a
jednice, 'kao i Clan G. Mad
zornog Odbora H.B.Z., brat
NNkola Hinie, odrzao hjepi go
vor.
Bio je iznenadjenje "a sve,
kad su ocevi clanova nladog
taznburaskog zbora nastupili
i odsvirah nekoliko komada
na tamburicu. Oni su pred
stavii sani sebe kao Robert
Zalec Cd odsjeka 1872, John
Pintar, Jr. j George Jurovie
Cd odsjeka 731, Stephen Ku-
seek i Charles Puskarich Cd
odsjeka 8O7, Nick Vukusich !
Rudy Hosni cd odsjeka 255,
John Movrich cd odsjeka 90S,
! John Milos, koji nije otac,
nego dian Cd odsjeka 731.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-24
CR0ATIAN FRATERNAL UNION
SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION, INC.
(Nastavak sa /. strane)

Ovu je svotu sakuplo ma sJednlcl odsJeka br. "a
brat George Sajatv>ich.
East St Louis, Ill. - Odsjek broj $40 salje preko
svoie tajnce, sestre Fannie Malekovich svotu cd
New Brighton, Pa - Odsjek br. 73S preko svojeg
predsjednika brata Stephen Brkch, doprinasa
svotu Cd
K. Pittsburgh, Pa. Frank Prlbanich doprinasa
Montebello, Calf. - Mr.. Mrs. Frank Petrovich
San Pedro, Calf. - Krsto Bozuich $500 Matt
Letinich $500. - Ukupno
Ovu svotu je posao brat Bozulich Brat Letinch
nalazi Il bolnci Cd godine 1888 pax iako
prihoda, zeli da podupre koiko najvise
moze naSu plemenitu akciju Mi ostali, ko-
il u boljem stanju treba bi sc ugledati
oval PRIMER
Whiting Ind. - Brat Emil M. Grcevch poslao do
prinos brata Nick Kekich, clana odseka br. 81
Hnosu Cd
Chisholm, MINI. Daniel Tupac and family IS.
Mike Mary Ognanovich So, Marko Sebalj 81
Angelina Jankovich so cent? - Ukupno ...~,..
Poslala jnca odsjeka sestra Mary Ognanovch
Johnstown, Pa. - Doprinjeli po ST. 90: Mhalj ia
drich Janko Sulia Anna Suljak Poslao tai
mix odsjeka, brat Michael Batch, ukupno .....~...
Los Angeles, Calf - Brat Joe Musa Sale dvo-
godisnju dobrovoljn canarinu maine 10 cent?
mjesec. On je slabom zdravl ju odmak-
linn godinama
Buffalo, N. Y. - Rok family taJnk odsJeka 55l
doprnasa
East Pittsburgh, Pa. - Kassy Sardoch ............
LacxaWanna, N. Y. - Maria Pavicich ......,......
Whiting Ind. - Andrew Pavlovich daruje preko
tanika odsjeka, brata Michael R. Martich svotu
Duluth, MINI. - Po $500 Nick Borovac, Petar
Grivicich Dane Rukavina. Pc $500: Anna Sti-
pac i Kata Karic. Pc $500: Vern Schultz An
ton Matkovich. Pc $1.0O: Katarna Vajdich
Anton Perasch. Anton Udovich Soc. - Ukupno
Ovo je druga posiljka ovom stom broju Cd
brata Nikoe Borovac, predsjednika odsj, $50.
Ovu svotu je sakupio sjednci odsjeka.
Mecher, la. - Odsjek br. $50 daruje preko
jeg bagajnka, brata Antona Dorica, svotu Cd
Mckees Rocks, Pa - John Belan 81 90 John
Srkoch $1OO. - Ukupno Observation-Disclosures.
BOurhmaque, Que, Can. - Odsjek br $50 $1,000,
Mile Butkovich $500, George Kovacevich $500
Dragutn Semper ST 90. - Ukupno .....-.........
Poslala tajnica odsjeka, sestra Maria Semper.
u ovom broju u............~...........
PRIZE objavljeno Observation-Disclosures. 20
Svega do sada $21
Martin krasich, blagajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-24
Draqo BosiIjevac

Pittsburgh, Pa. - DIVINE
iavljamo veselu West svemu
clanstvu H.B.Z., da Sc je mas
odsiek broi "a poveceo s iad-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-24
Hrvati u Duquesnu grade novi Dom

Duquesne, Pa. - Amercki Hrvat gradu Duquesnu
madu svo kub stog sada grade nov Dom. Oval klub
posjedue zakon carter JOS cd julia, 1922 nkorpori
e prea zakonima drzave Pennsylvania 49, sepem-
bra 1922 Natrag II godna mi ovdje ma Hjepi DOM
da takvog nije bo Pennsylvania Dom e bio diva
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-24

Jurkovic (19O9), Katherine Braidic (19O9) Johanna
Heske Q9O5). Godine u zaporc nsu godine rodjenja
vec kad je koj clan iii clanica pristupo Zajedncu
Ova slka dolazi sa clankom glavnog predsednika
brata v. 1. Mandica, koj canak donosmo njegovoj
rubrici ma drugoj (uvodnoj) stranici
Nasim odlicnim canovima, gomjoj sic, cesti-
tamo uzornom canovanju so godina i wise Hr-
vatskoj Bratskoj Zajednici zelimo i'm sretan dug Il
vot. - UredniStvO
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-24
Sa uspieSne pros|ave u Milwaukee

Milwaukee, Wis. - nedelju, "a. maja G, odrzala
je vro uspesna proslava Knights of Castle Hail. ko-
joj ie prisustvovalo preko 400 osoba
To e bla zajednicka proslava pocast nash tru
ganzaca koju e priredio Majcin Klub, kojom je
prosavilo prvu godsncu Omladnskog Tamburaskog Zbo
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Ajeph darova, koji &c ina slu-
Gti "a dugotrajnu uspomenu.
DrNstvo "Zvoninir Dalma.
cija", odsjek broj 876 H.B.Z..
kojega je brat George dugo-
godisnI Clan, kao ostai rod
i prijatelJ, koy sA prisustvo-
vaA njhovozn Aatnom piru
svecanoj 1abeN, NINA zele
dobro zdsavlje dugi Mvot.
George Berticevich, tai.
odsje&sa beoj 876 HBZ.
Kad Sovjsk kafe, da novae
nao6e ~ u6inii, budimo r.
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-06-24

Ovu je svotu sakupio sjednici odsjeka br. "a
brat George Sajatu,i ,ich.
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Martin krasich, blagajnik
C.F.U. Scholarship Foundation, Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-04


%Q762
South West North East
|1% Pass 10 Pass
Mt Pass 3NT All Pass
Opening lead: Trey of spades.
West opens the three Of
spades and East wins with the
ace. If East tamely returns a
spade South takes the king of
spades and leads diamonds
until East plays the ace. This
assures declarer nine tricks
one spade, three hearts, four
diamonds and one club. The
defenders can take three spades
and one diamond while all this
is going on.
And here is your Descha-
pelleS COUP" I screamed, since
my nephew had already fallen
asleep-and so had my leg. "At
the second trick, East must
return the king of clubs!"
That's a Deschapelles coup
leading that king?" asked my
nephew. Sure thing" I told
him proudly. pretty nifty,
eh?"
Defeats Contract
When my nephew just shifted,
I explained that the king of
clubs forces out dummy's ace.
Later East refuses the first two
diamond tricks but wins the
third. South gets only two dia-
mond tricks. He wins two
clubs, one spade, three hearts
and the two diamonds total
Of eight tricks.
"That's what you think" my
nephew objected. Suppose
South lets East hold the king
of clubs at the second trick?"
POOH" I retorted. East leads
another club to dummy's ace"
"Pooh-pooh," he countered ele-
gantly. Dummy leads a spade
and South plays low. West wins
with the jack Of spades. Now
what?"
I saw what was coming, so I
pushed him off my knee. Here
are some matches" I said. go
play house"
Do you see what the little
rascal had up his sleeve? No
matter what West returns,
South can get to his hand and
cash the king Of spades, the
queen of clubs and the three
top hearts. This reduces East
to his diamonds. Soutk hen
leads diamonds and EaSS can
not stop dummy from winning
three diamond tricks.
Just the same, I'd put my
money on East in the average
game. If East executes the
DeSchapelles coup at the second
trick it's dollars to doughnutS
he'll defeat the contract.
Daily Question
AS dealer you hold:
AA85 Vl087 1A653 %K93
What do you do?
Answer: Pass. This hand
with 212 quick tricks is almost
but not quite, worth an opening
bid. To put it another way, you
have only II points-a point o.
two less than you need to bid
copyright. 1859. Gen. Features Corp
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04
Hospital
Wedding
Follows Crash

BIRMINGHAM, MasS.-(Ncl
Shane Mecsrty and Mary
Miehsud weren't going TO LET
anything change their wed.
ding pIans-nof even an auto
crash that landed the bride.
groom in the hospital on his
wedding day.
Mary, a., gathered toseth-
err her parents and his, SO
guests-added a three-Iayer
wedding cake-snd drove 20
miles from Ter hometown of
Shrewsbury, Mass, to The
birmingham Union Hospital
where her 23.year-oId fisn-
Gee had been taken with q frse-
fUred spine.
There the wedding took
place, more or less as plan
ned, in 3 ceremony Witnessed
by Father John e. Brown of
St. Stephens church here.
Special permission was OBJ
tanned from The Boston arch
diocese, in which birmingham
is located, TO transfer the
ceremony from Shrewsbury,
which is in the Worcester,
Mass, diocese. ard TO hold
the wedding in . hospital.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04
Pope Sets
Up Movie
Library

VATICAN CITY, NC
His Holiness Pope John
XIII has established a
Vatican film library as the
most modern addition to
the Holy Sees ages-old-rec-
ord of civilization.
Newsreels, -documentaries,
art films and television kim
escapes will take their place
as historical documents along
with the vast collection of
books and ancient manu-
scripts of the famed Vati-
can Library.
The Vatican film library
will be under the direction
of the Pontificial Commission
for Motion Pictures, Radio
and Teleyision, of which the
president is Archbishop Mar
tin j. O'Connor, rector of the
North American College in
Rome.
The new library will deal
mainly with the preservation
of films about TIE life of the
Church. These will include
films on the popes, their rep
resentatives and the Church
administration; the apostolic,
charitable, and cultural ac-
tivitieS of the Church, and
religion throughout the world.
Films on art and culture
in general also come within
the library's scope.
The Commission headed by
Archbishop O'Connor is en-
powered TO decide what films
are to be admitted to the Ii
brary, 10 approve financial
estimates and expenses re-
lating to its operation, and to
publish rules for its pro-
cedureS.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04
Music Institute
Sets Session
AT 81. Charles

Participation OF the laity in
the Low Mass and English
Hymns will be the topics to
be discussed at the third SEES
sion OF the Institute of Saint
Gregory, Sunday, Dec. 10. at 3
pm, at Saint Charles Semi.
nary.
There is no charge for at
tendance at this two-hour
meeting, which is open TO all
choirmasters, organists, sing
ers and those interested in
the musical aspects Of the
new instruction on the Sacred
Liturgy and Sacred Music.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04
FIR. Bregola
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page u
During the Communist up
rising in China he was impris.
oned and then expelled from
China by the Reds in 1852. He
returned TO Rome and was
sent to the United States on
December IL, 1853.
FATHER sREGoLA receiv-
ed his MA. degree in Educa.
ton from the Ohio State Uni.
versity in 1856 and became an
American citizen this year.
He is currently on the faculty
of the PINE Seminary at New.
ark.
Father Bregola was appoint
ed moderator of the st. Peter
and Paul Guilds OF Columbus,
by Provincial Superior the
Very Reverend Nicholas Macs.
TRIM of Detroit.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04
Helicopter
To Take Ike
From Vatican

WASHINGTON = tNC)
President Eisenhower will
leave the Vatican by helicop-
ter after his December 6 aud
fence with His Holiness Pope
John XIII, White House
Press Secretary James C.
Hagerty announced.
Mr.. Hagerty said the Presi.
dent will travel in the hell
copter to the Ciampino Air
port, where he will board a
jet airliner for Ankara,
Turkey.
The presidential press sec
rotary said Mr.. Eisenhower
will travel to the Vatican by
automobile.
He denied reports that the
Presidents helicopter will
take off from st. Peters
Square. Instead, he declared,
"the plan is for the Presi-
dent to take off from some
place back of the Vatican
grounds-at a place mutual
ly agreeable to Vatican Of
ficials and to our pilot" The
exact location has not yet
been chosen, he added.
Mr.. Eisenhower's audience
with Pope John will come on
the third day of his 20, 1000
mile trip to IL nations in
Europe, Asia and Africa.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04

misunderstood comprom ] S c.
Sen. Mccarthy, addressing the
Xavier University Forum,
made IL clear that mot every
compromise involves a retreat
from moral principle"
Political leaders may have
their freedom of choice re-
duced TO the point where they
must take a position which is
questionable" he said, rather
than the alternative which is
simply and wholly bad"
The choice involved, he
said, lis not one Of the lesser
of two evils, but the choice Of
that which has some good in
1t, no matter how limited"
Sen. Mccarthy, who was
graduated from st. John's Uni
versity, Collegeville, Mimi,
listed three broad princi
pies which he said must gov
ern the political action OF the
us. in foreign affairs.
|, The responsibility in JUS.
lice TO make some effort TO
relieve the poverty Of other
people throughout the world.
z. Responsibility TO bring
truth TO peoples Of other
countries and cultures at
the same time respecting what
is good and true in their civ.
ilixsfion.
). Undertaking to break
down racial sniagonism and
racial prejudice. This is o Sc.
rious domestic problem IS
we'll as = serious information.
al problem" he said.
Commenting on the need
for foreign aid, Sen. Mccarthy
said IL is too much to ex.
pect that we should always be
most wise and most prudent"
In our decisions, "Thc fact of
failure or inadequacy, how
ever does not rule out our re-
sponsibility," he added.
IF we're going TO make
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04

mistakes, we should make
them as a Christian nation"
he went on. 1T is better 10
run the risk Of being too gen.
erous than that of being too
self-centered or unconc G rn-
cd"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04
Dawson ILL

LATROBE, Pa. (NC) -
st. Vincent College here an
nounced cancellation of a
scheduled lecture by Prof.
Christopher Dawson, British
historian and professor of Ro-
man Catholic thee ! o g
studies at Harvard University.
Prof. Dawson was reported to
be seriously ill and has can
celled all engagements for
one month.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-04
Sen. Eugene Mccarthy
Explains Politicians
Compromise Position
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI - Politicians seldom have a plain
choice between what is entirely good and what is en-
tirely bad, a Catholic who is a politician declared here.
AS A RESULT, said [. S. Sen, Eugene J. Mccarthy
of Minnesota, the politician has to resort to much
Evening star., 1959-02-08
Program Listings
5-MetropoIiton Movie.

5-MetropoIiton Movie.
M Hours. "Doneer Sionol."
l945. foye Emerson, Zochoy
Scott, Mona freeman.
7-Seienee Fiction Theoter. .
Trumon Bradley. host.
.9-SmoII World. Murrow.
Part Il. Joseph N. WeIeh. eos-
ton attorney; Moitre Su1onne
Blum. Sir Norman 6irkett in
discussion OF sin1iIorities and
differences in the legal philoso-
phieS Of their respective coun-
tries.
$50
4-chet HuntIey Reporting.
7-26 Men. Western.
"'Shodow OF Doubt" Iris Coffin.
9-The Twentieth Century.
1.-The Ffiozen War;" The for
gotten front Of World Wor u.
the icy Aieutions. Walter Cron-
kite, norrotor..
TOO
4-Sober Of London. Crime.
Donald 6roy stors.
7-Silenf Service. Drama.
"The Sondshork Story"
9-Lossie. Drama.
Jimmy foees o decision. Jon
Provost, June Loekhort, Hugh
Reilly.
1880
4-Musie Shop. Color.
Guests: Jim 6ockus, Ralph Son-
ford, Jerry Wallace
81 Search for Adventure.
1.-The Porodise OF Mokil."
7-MoVeriek. Western.
!. Hour. "Yeilow River" Bort Is
hired by O beoutiful blond os q
cottIe drive troll boss. jock Kelly,
Potricio Bresin.
9-Joek Benny Show. Comedy.
Guests: Danny Thomas. Mary
Livingstone:
Evening star., 1959-02-08
SUNDAY
$50

1.-The Lowmon. Western.
"Worpoth." Marshal Troop 10
trapped in crossfire between
buffalo hunters and O. tribe OF
indians. John Russell, Peter
Brown.
Sunday Lissinss Continued Next Pose
Evening star., 1959-12-02

abode consisting of $40 rooms
and sitting on $50 acres.
LIKE EVERY PUBLIC
BUILDING in New Delhi,
this palace is quite new. 1t
was built in 1881 as the resi-
dence Of British viceroys and
contains the famed Durbar
Hall. A combination Of Hin
du and Moslem architecture,
it can easily accommodate
5000 or 1000 people at a
reception The front part
Of 1t is now the National
Museum Of India =. In back
Of the building are beautiful
mogul style gardens with
pools, water courses, flashing
fountains, terraces and flow-
er banks.
Seems as If the President
viii be palatially housed the
whole time he's gone. In
Athens, where he arrives on
the 14th, he will stay over
Evening star., 1959-12-02

night in the palace Of King
Paul and Queen Frederika.
They will give him a royal
dinner there that night.
In Madrid, to skip ahead,
he will be entertained at a
dinner the night Of arrival
(the 21st), by Generalissimo
Franco, but it is not yet
known whether he viii be
feted in the Royal Palace
that was built by Philip v in
the mid 18th century, or the
Pardo Palace (where Franco
lives) which was started in
1405, was burned in the 18th
century and was finally built
by Charles III in 1772.
After all that palatial
treatment, I wonder how the
home town red carpet viii
look? Good, ! betcha.
y = = =
NORWAY WILL HAVE its
day on December IL. That's
Evening star., 1959-12-02
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Nightly Dinners in Palaces
In Store for President

Since the President will be
attending a dinner party
every night for 10 days. as
far as I can figure out, it's no
wonder that he doesn't want
to struggle into a soup and
dsh" 10 days in a row.
There will be q tremendous
similarity in the entertain
ment schedule in all II coun-
tries he's visiting. So a glance
at the glamor side of a frac-
ton of his trip will give you
a rough idea of the whole.
And it's bound to be glamor-
Gus for when the President
of the United States travels,
wherever he goes everybody
important will want to get
into the act. We're the same
way here.
HE WILL START OFF,
you might say, with a bang.
He and John and Barbara
Eisenhower will arrive in
Evening star., 1959-12-02
By BETTY BEALE

Beginning Friday. Presi-
dent Eisenhower's social
schedule is going to resemble
q debutante's calendar during
the Christmas holidays.
One begins to understand
why he cut out the old, ira
ditional schedule Of White
House dinners, including even
the diplomatic ones. He's
going to be doing his own
diplomacy firsthand, and he's
going to be wined and dined
to such an extent he may
want to skip the evening
meal thereafter for the rest
of his life.
Mr.. Eisenhower has sent
out word to all the countries
that he would prefer all din.
ners to be black tie instead
Of white tie affairs to make
1t easier and less formal all
the way around. Naturally all
agreed.
Evening star., 1959-12-02

the day Of the invitation pre-
view Of the exhibit Of Nor
wegian tapestries that viii
remain at the Smithsonian
until January 10 Smith
sonian boss, DR.. Leonard
Carmichael, and his wife will
give a luncheon at the Sui
grave Club at / in honor Of
Norwegian Ambassador and
Nine. Koht. :. The preview
Of the old and rare tapestries
of the 18th, 18th, and 10Th
centuries will take place
between 3 and 5 o'clock
And from $50 to 1880 the
Ambassador and his wife
will be hosts at an embassy
reception celebrating the
event.
On December II, Anne
marie Pope, Smithsonian di-
rector Of travelling exhibi-
tions who started working on
this one back in 1858, will
entertain with her husband
Evening star., 1959-12-02

Rome this Friday and that
night they will be enter
tanned by President Gronchi
at q big dinner, followed by
q reception for 1000.
The important function
viii be given at the Quirinale
Palace which was built in
the late 10th century. 1t was
the residence of Popes who
controlled Rome until 1870
when Rome was united to
the rest of Italy. Then it be-
came the royal palace.
On Saturday the 5th, the
President will be feted at a
luncheon by Prime Minister
Segni at the Villa Madama,
the most beautiful villa in
Rome and the only one de-
signed by the great Raphael
=. Built in the early l500's
as a residence for Cardinal
Giulio di Medici, no expense
was spared to make it the
loveliest setting in the Eter-
nal City Now used for Of
fetal affairs-you might call
1t q glorifled Blair House-it
is famous for its fabulous
paintings, decor and gardens.
The President is familiar
with it. He was entertained
there before he returned to
America to run for the pres
idency. But the American
most closely associated with
1t is the late Countess Dor
othy di Frasso Of Hollywood
who bought it, restored it and
later gave it to the Italian
government. She also gave
some Of Rome's most brilliant
parties in it, not to mention
the one when she and Prince
Humberto, later king. rode up
the stairs and into the villa
on horseback!
ON THE EVENING OF
THE 5th, Mr.. Eisenhower will
himself be host to President
Gronchi at a dinner for 40
In the Villa Taverna, the
three-centuries-old villa that
is now the American Ambas-
sador's residence. Once on
the outskirts of Rome, it is
now right in the center. And,
to add to its history, it has
catacombs underneath it.
The next morning follow
ing an audience with Pope
John, the presidential party
will set out for Ankara, Tur-
key, where Mr.. Eisenhower
will get another big welcome.
President Bayar will give a
dinner for him that evening
in the Presidential Palace,
and sometime between arrival
at 3 on the 9th and depar-
ture the morning of the 7th,
our President will leave a
wreath at Ataturk's mauso-
leum, talk for two hours with
Mr.. Bayar, receive an honor
airy law degree from the Uni
versity of Ankara and attend
a reception in the Presidents
guest house where he will
stay. Sounds pretty exhaust
ing!
Two countries later and
two days later, Mr.. Eisen-
hover will be checking into
New Delhi, India, where
President Prasad will give
him a dinner in the beautiful
Presidents house or Rash
trapathi Bhavan which is an
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into a Red youth organization,
The claim was made by
speakers at a meeting Of the
Warsaw branch Of the Com
munist Party held as one Of
a series of sessions in prepare
ton for the third party con-
gress opening March 10.
Polish Communists expect
Soviet Premier Khrushchev viii
attend.