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Sunday, June 14, 1953 Hungarian Twin IAUSTINITES BENEFIT BY U.T. MUSIC WORKSHOP-CLINiC Page B-8 THE AMERICAN-STATESMAN, AUSTIN, TEXAS THE MEXICAN PARADE for the Music Building's air-conditioned Recital Hall, gets under way Sunday at 4:30 p. m. with a per ference will be a panel forum moderated by Robert Collins. Panel members are Horace Britt, Dale Brubaker, Frank Crockett, Albert Gillis, Thor Johnson, Paul Pisk, Angel Reyes, Alexander von Kreisler and Phyllis Young.

formance by Cellist Horace Britt Vn Centavito Por El Amor di Dios, Senor' and Pianist Helen Haupt, assisted with Albert Gillis, violinist, and Verna Harder, pianist, in recital at 8:30 p. m. The Summer Work Conference Orchestra concert, conducted by Dale Brubaker, Frank Crockett and Max Madrid, will take place Wednesday at 4 p. and that evening at 8:30 p. a prpgram will feature Phyllis Young, cellist, and Lois Banke, pianist, with Hor by Phyllis Young and Martha Lee One of the main features of the College of Fine Art's summer session at the University of Texas is the Work Conferences for Band and Orchestra, a workshop-clinic project which, as a by-product, will offer Austinites an opportunity to hear a package of programs to be performed by UT faculty artists.

Albert Gillis, member of the UT string faculty and coordinator for Baxter. Britt and Miss Baxter will Architects Now Together Again Aladar Olgyay of the University of Texas has received a $5,000 Guggenheim fellowship to study climate influences in architecture in perform cello duets by Couperin, which will be played for the first time in Austin at this session. 13 times in or day, giving her cen-tavo each time to a beggar outside, and saying her "Our Father" inside. Don't be surprised if you come to Mexico any June 13, and a well dressed, pretty girl approaches you, pleading, "Un centavito por el amor de Dios, but only one little centavo, Monday's recitals include three events a lecture on the Handel sonatas by Eduardo Fiorelli, violinist, at 11a. a lecture and orches has scncauiea a series oi concerts for the week of June 14-20 which promise to be of interest to orches various u.

regions. tra demonstration by Alexander von Kreisler at 4 p. and an all- Olgyay, an associate professor of architectural engineering, cur yours alone because it's CUSTOM MADE TO FIT ONLY YOU by JOHN KERSHAK Custom Tailor Basement of the Nash corner of 7th arrd Colorado Streets Beethoven sonata recital by Angel Reyes, violinist and Richard Hoppin, pianist, at 8:30 p. m. tra directors and students who are coming to Austin from all parts of the state to participate in the conference sessions.

The programs, however, are all open to the public and Austin resi 1st" who died on a Tuesday in 1231 hears the confidences of Catholics of all ages in Mexico. EVERY DAY OF the year, but especially on Tuesdays, young ladies who fought with their sweethearts, or have none to fight with; wives with wandering husbands, and even lovesick young men visit te shrine of the sympathetic saint in the old church of San Juan de Dios. Vou will find it on Avenida Hidalgo, next to the funeral flower market across from the Alameda Park. Every day, the big, doll-like eyes of a life-sized image of the lovers patron saint look down understanding on supplicants kneeling to confide the innermost secrets of their hearts. Judging from hundreds of gold and silver hearts and other silver tokens of gratitude pinned to his heavy velvet robes and in big wall frames on each side of the shrine, the kindly saint ftas ofmrnnlkhpH mnnv miracles.

ace Britt and the Britt Cello tn-semble assisting. Violinist Reyes and Pianist Hop-pin will team again Thursday at 8:30 p. m. for a varied program of works as the only offering of the day, and Albert Gillis and Paul Pisk will present a program Friday at 4 p. m.

Thor Johnson, distinguished conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, will conduct the Summer Work Conference concert in a program Friday at 8 p. m. as the last musical attraction of the week. But the final program of the con Dr. Paul A.

Pisk. noted enmnns- rently is working in a University project to determine ways Southwestern architecture can be adapted to the area's climatic MEXICO CITY Don't be shock-ed if you visit a Mexican family within the next three months and see the image of Mexico's Saint Anthony San Antonio de Padua-standing on his head, facing -the wall in their daughters bedroom. June 13 was the day of the patron saint of sweethearts, the day when romantic senoritas of marriageable age visit his shrine and pledge 13 Tuesdays of prayer, and 13 centavos of alms, if the good saint will perform a miracle of love. The upside-down position is Just a eentle reminder that hed better pet busy, with no disrespect intended. After all.

a saint who has been recovering lost objects and lovers for more than 700 years should understand the impatience of vouth in matters of the heart He'll be set on his feet again after the 13 Tuesdays, or won fervent prayers of thanks, if ne produces a sentimental miracle in quicker time. San Antonio of Padua (Italy) theologist, cook and "heart special- er, will give a lecture Tuesday at 11 a. m. with Ben Gomez and Joseph Castle, student violinists. dents interested in such music have been cordially invited to attend the free programs, featuring some of the College of Fine Art's most out please.

i If you give her the coin (worth a tenth of a US penny), you may receive a radiant smile and glimpse a well-turned ankle in nylon stockings stepping quickly into a snappy car, off to beg a copper from another stranger. All this for love and you thought you were giving for charity! PARADE LINESWhen Juana Perry, an American woman, lay dying in American-British-Cowdray hospital here, she donated her eyes so a blind Mexican could see Sueeialist Dr. Aeustin Arroyo Dami- He will work with his twin bro- thcr, Victor, who also has a Gug demonstrating, and Castle and his wife, Florence, will give a violin-piano recital Tuesday at 4 p. m. The Tuesday meetings will close standing members.

genheim fellowship anri is a Prince The recital package, all scheduled ton University faculty member. The Joint project will partially restore the ties of the twins' careers which were broken for the first time last year when both left Massachusetts Institute of Tech Gas Meters Never Change No one seems to know how the custom of the 13 Mexican centavos started. Romantic Mexican girls believe San Antonio will help them more if on June 13 they beg one ontavn frnm pach of 13 strangers nology Aladar to join the University of Texas faculty, and Victor to go to Princeton. They came to the U. S.

in 1946 when the Communists began sweeping tower in Hungary. They were practicing architects in Budapest at the time. Both were graduated from the Royal Hungarian Poly- an started looking for a type who could respond to an immediate operation. He located an 18-year-old Indian girl 200 miles away in Celaya, Guanajuato, who had been born blind. Then he hopped into his private plane with the eyes in a box packed in ice Three hours later he operated on the humhle patient who will now see for the first time, thanks to a good neigh Riddle me this: What is used by millions of people every day that was invented more than a hundred years ago, yet has never undergone a basic change in design? As they say on radio quiz shows it's a ALWAYS look for this metal tag on the Chickens Wing ot the BEST MEAT COUNTERS IN AUSTIN.

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The growth of the large "fam- inaugural flight frnm San Francisco to Mexico City June 29 will link technical University and won Prix de Rome fellowshops considered one of the highest honors a Euro-pean architectural engineer can attain. The grants allowed them to study in Rome. The twins designed the Hungarian exhibit at the 1939 New Yory City World's Fair. When they returned to this country, they joined the University of Notre Dame faculty, teaching and doing research there until 1951, when they moved to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Both have won fame in their profession for their pioneering work to develop architectural designs that will take advantage of the good factors in specific sectional climate.

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