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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

eity's main avenues: oil heat. concrete
cellar and 2-car garage. Box 329-S, Star.
S6,85O. FIRST COMMERCIAL. 2-FAMMY
brick residence with garage. 10th st. ne.
Brookland. Excellent for converting into
business with residence above. Terms to
responsible party. Call H. c. Maynor North
1893 or after pm. call Michigan b305.
COMMERCIAL OR APT. 10000 SO. FT..
land in Takoma, d. c., has large old home.
that could be developed.
ROBERT z. LOHR,
311 Cedar. Takoma PIX, d. c. GE. 0SSl
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LEGAL NOTICES.
HORACE o. POLLARD, Attorney,
6I5 r st. NV

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Co
lumbia .--Margare Wright. 2l5Q l. 81;
sth st. NV, Defendant. No. c. A. 1O670.
Equity.-The object or this suit is an
absolute divorce on grounds Of f1ve years
support Of minor child. On motion Of the
plaintiff. it is this 10th day Of August,
1941. ordered that the defendant. Michael
Wright, cause his appearance to be entered
herein on or before the fortieth day ex-
elusive OF Sundays and legal holidays,
occurring after the day Of the first publi-
will be proceeded with as in case of defa ult
Provided a copy OF this order be published
once week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter and the
Washington Star before said day. DAVID
A. PINE. Justice. lSealD Attest: CHARLES
z. STEWART, CLERK. By JULIA W.
SHIPLEY. ASSISTANT CLERK. au22. 29.se5
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FUTURE.
FUTURE.
THOS. J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS,
143l Eye st. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE APART
MENT BUILDING KNOWN AS 1724
TOMORROW.

1ENl DOAbDlIN1 hNO"N no I'~1
BY virtue, OF . certain deed Of trust
ct seq. of the land records of the District
of Columbia, and at the request OF the
party secured thereby. the undersigned
trustee will sell at PUBLIC nqetl4a N fTqnt THF
TwEsrYDFfRsf r M DFfRsfs' pS9 S OF AUausT, hp
1941, AT THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM.
the following described land and premises,
situate in the District of Columbia, and
designated as and being known as part OF
SQUARE. numbered one hundred ffty-two
G52) beginning at the northeast corner Of
the line Of ''T'' st. forty-two (42,l feet.
thence south one hundred d00o feet.
line Of said lot thence north one hundred
1000 feet to the beginning.
Terms: Sold subject TO prior deed OF
trust for approximately S19,000.00, further
particulars of which will be announced
at time of sale: the purchase price above
said trust to be paid in cash. A deposit
cordins, etc, at purchasers cost. Terms TO
be complied with within 80 days. otherwise
deposit forfeited and the property, may be
advertised and resold at the discretion of
MORRIS GEwIRZ,
ALFRED l. BENNETT
Attorney for Party Secured
su11,13, 5,1S,20. 1910 Vermont ave.
fEThe above sale has been postponed un-
til THURSDAY THE TWENTY-EIGHTH
SAME PLACE AT THREE O'Clock PM
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
(rorttru.A - Re~t
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MOST OUTSTANDING
UATTTF

Larse detached. Groom. 2-bath houses,
complete with beautiful paneled recreation
roomv roomy tile kitchen that will take
breakfast set. These homes located in one
of the most desirable locations. Price only
S9.950. left out of group of "A. To see,
cali MR.. GINNETTL DI. 300 or TR. 1882
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HOUSES WANTED TO DUY.

8 TO 10 ROOMS NV, UNDER $1,000:
D. c. Cash or equity cash. E. w. BAILEY.
AID 47s6. Write 1435 Meridian pl. NV.
? OR 4 BEDROOM HOUSE m NORTH
$4,000. MRS PRYSE, Me 400 eve
nings, and Sundays WO. 5202.
WHY SACRIFICE YOUR PROPERTY? LET
me look at your D. c. houses and make
cash offer No obligation, no commission.
Personal attention Call or write E. H.
PARKER. 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 1890.
CASH FOR HOUSES, BRICK OR FRAME,
white or colored, D. C. only. This sd is not
for purpose of obtaining listings. I. A.
GARVEY. DI. 45Os; eve. and SUM-. GE.
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME.
BARRY, 1907 H st. NV. ME-. 2025.
Call MR. FISHER, RE. 5000. 9l3 N. Y.
ave. NV. Eve and Sun. ia. 1888.
I PAY HIGHEST ALL-CASH PRICES FOR
old D. c. houses; no Commission. MRS.
KERN. 1882 Woodley pl. NV. co. 2675.
CONSULT A REALTOR.
WE HAVE CASH BUYER FOR YOUR D.
c. property If the price is right. Frame OF
brick. large or small condition tmmaterial
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
80S No. Cap Realtor Ma 0S7S.
CASH AT ONCE.
We will buy your old house or will take
it in trade. for one Of our new houses.
Write or phone. give full particulars: no
HoWENSTEIN REALTY CoRP.,
1913 II st. NV. District 1877.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED TO LEASE. WITH OPTION TO
buy small apartment house in neighbor-
hood catering to white clientele: down pay
ment not TO exceed $4,000. Give full
particulars, location. condition of build
ing. mortgage. price and terms. Box
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BRIARCLIFF.
PRE-GunMxIMG

Here is one OF the most unusual and
Interesting int new homes to be presented
a lovely lot, 12O-foot frontage. It in
cludes very large library with fireplace.
5 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2-car GARAGE tbeau-
tifully Anished guest room or maids room
with private bath; separate entrance over
garage. This fascinating home is priced
moderately and is only 30 minutes from
Bortz. WO. 1854
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. l41l.
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COLORED-BARGAIN.
ST 500.
PRIME LOCATION
For Colored Possession.

property could easily be remodeled into
physicisn's once on ground floor. residence
and rooms or apartments above. Needs
takes that into consideration: $4,000 cash
required
l70H Eye St NV. NE. $3.50.
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512 QUINCY ST NV.

Open and lighted to pm Brick,
semi-detached, in new condition. Many
attractive features including extra bath
in basement and ? finished rooms in attic.
Auto. heat. Priced TO sell quickly. Hugh r
Conner, g23 18th ST. NV. Republic 1860.
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BATTERY PARK.
g Bedrooms Baths.

WOODLAND SECTION
GREENWICH FOREST, MD.
New stone-and-bric homes, rooms, 3
bedrooms and 2 baths, built-in garage,
porch, automatic heat. wooded lots. Modern
and complete in every detail Go out Old
GEORGETOWN road from Bank Of Bethesda,
Md, | mile, turn left on Huntington
parkway. You have a selection--S9,75O
to S10,75O. E. M. FRY, INC, 6S40 Wis
consin ave. WI. 6740.
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DOCTORS, ATTENTION.

Stone and brick semi-bungalow on
large corner lot in American Univ. Park,
D. C. Library. bedroom and bath on frst
floor; two bedrooms and bath on second
near schools and through transportation,
bus or cars; S13,500. Call MR.. LYON,
EN- 1870
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EDGEMOOR MD

One Of Washington's most beautiful and
exclusive suburbs. New brick homes on
wooded grounds s rooms, 4 bedrooms. 3i2
baths; lst floor. large living room, dining
room. kitchen and library with lavatory;
2nd floor, bedrooms, one with fireplace,
2 baths recreation room with fireplace
maids room, bath in basement; finished
attic, screened porch; many additional
features: S17,250.00. Z. M. FRY, INC.
6S4U Wisconsin ave WI $40
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CORNER LOT

BRANDYWINE AND LINNEAN AVE
Lot. 77x71x90 in exclusive Forest Hills
section: price, $3.50. Call DI. 2724;
eyes,, EN- 1851,
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

IN PROMINENT DOWNTOWN BLDG, ok
a IT,. with vault and utilities. Only $40
District 645S.
THREE-STORY OFFICE BUILDING. CON
tanning in all 5.40O square feet of net floor
space; divided into 40 rooms; ell service
viii be furnished If desired: building newly
decorated throuRhout immediate occu-
pancy. Call or see Mr.. Marshall.
BOSS IL PHELPS,
J4l7 X st. NV. National $500.
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YOU

Payments include all charges as
prescribed by the Uniform Small
Loas Lar
Loans made on your own signature. Nc
security required. No credit inquiries are
made of relatives, friends or employer
Apply in morning and get money the same
day. Just telephone give us lew facts
then call for the money
Friendship Personal Loan Co.
$500 wisconsin Ave.-Near Hot Shoppe
Opp. Car & Bus Terminal
Phone Carl H. Barclay-wisconsin 1850
Standard Loan Service, Inc.
1929 Rhode Island Avenue
Mt. Rainier, Md.
Phone HARRY L. HART Warfield 1924
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$40; 300; 00;,oo,,s

Less than / year old Brick Colonial
eenter-hall plan, bedrooms, 2 baths.
Bedroom and bath on first floor; Large
6nest equipment and ample closet and
storage space. Built-in garage and a
ready-to-fnish recreation room. Lot 60x
40 For information call Mr.. Colds
borouEh, Emerson e539: or District 31O0
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

HERALD HARBOR, MD-FOR RENT,
furn. Arm. cottage: bath; lge. porch: refs;
radio. S. J. Seymoure CT RA. 1852.
ga ACRES, OVERLOOKING CHESAPEAKE
Bay, 100 IT. shore; good 4-bedroom house
with conv9niences. Price. SS,000.00
CHAS. r. LEE. Annapolis Md
NORTH BEACH COTTAGE FOR RENT
4 rooms, 2 screened porches; gas range;
reasonable. RA. 007S.
BAYFRONT COTTAGE, NORTH BEACH
park, ami, shade; private beach; fur
nished and screened sleep Z. WI. 62S7.
COLONIAL BEACH - FURNISHED COT
tages for rent, ami. Phone G. SHANNON,
District 1857. 22'
TERRY AVE, NORTH BEACH PARK-6-
room cottage. near water. electricity, in
side toilet. Available for Labor day.
Reduced rent for Sept. WO. 67l1.
REHOBOTH BEACH-NEW COTTAGE.
block from ocean; accommodates five. Cali
Berwyn III. after pm.
NEW BUNGALOW. FINISHED COMPLETE
quiet, select neighborhood: S1,100, 500
cash. S15 mo. Apply DIR. BAILEY, owner.
North Beach Md.
LONG BEACH. ST. LEONARD. Md
White sand beach, on open bay; safe for
children; all types lots, water front. wood
ed, etc, 500 up; cottages, $1,000 to So
300; F. H. A. terms; small down payments;
one ready for immediate occupancy. For
your benent see Long Beach before buying
elsewhere s miles beyond Prince Fred
erick, Solomons Island road. 22'
OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY
New furnished sample cottage at Cedar
hurst on Ches. Bay tnear Shady Side. Md
Bldg. sites. sos up. Cottages. $3.50 up.
Circular on request. -BAUMAN, Ma 600
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

YOU have, wish. SHORE coTTAGE on So.
River, all you could ask, hope for. for
price. N Z. RYON CO.. MA. 1907.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
SPACE IN LAW OFFICE. CALL REPUBLIC
1Q4h
STORES FOR RENT.

1905 GEORGIA AVE. JUST ABOVE NEW
Hampshire ave.-Ground floor Is It. wide,
s93 square #: heat furnished VIII re-
condition: S65. Suitable for delicatessen.
Z. QUINCY SMITH. DI. 9057. 900 18th
ST. NV
S75-7344 GEORGIA AVE NW.-24OO
50. II. of space. parking facilities. THOS.
d. WALSH. INC, DI. 1857.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

h-ACRE HOMESITE IN EXCELLENT LO-
cation, 8 miles from Washington; 100-ft.
frontage. Modern restrictions. elec. and
pnone; S2o9, s5T n down. jfas Si0 mo mo dHSis SERmSSs
pike. Phone Alexandria 5906. Once
closed Sunday
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSE. furn. or unfurn., bedrooms and
maids room; years lease. Call WO. 5212
before 10 am.
WASHINGTON OR VICINITY, 5 OR Il
rooms, unfurnished; reasonable rent. Box
466-R, Star. 20.
LOOKING FOR A LITTLE FURNISHED
house in Washington or outside of town TIL
end of November. Tel National 3sl0,
Room S66. 24N
FURN. HOUSE IN NICE RESIDENTIAL
section-2 or 3 bedrmS; no children. All
Dover rd., Brookdale. Nd. WI. 41ll
D. c. OR SUB, NEAR TRANS OR 8
rms, unf. bungalow: oil heat, ami: cou-
pie; reas. rent Box 406-R. Star. 2a'
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ihvEsrMEkr PROPERTY FOR SALE.

(Continued)
FOR SALE, APT. HOUSE. GrRARD ST.
q. 8: H6RL5SssRRf. sz 5Bso ssi
ali other improvements: Rented to white
tenants e hetts. than $500 per year each
Three looms and md bath each; hnish.d re:
s5esSn r10% 1s.r Pree sbSS 81
,.o. sHANSoMM s A = u q LucHs c. e. es4s
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE.
DOWNTOWN. VERMONT AVE. NV, 1920
"A completely equipped and fully, rented
nssascshrdt nss entirety t'eiis rooms, ftehen baths
4 laws, laundry room. STORAGE room; oon al
s; ss.5 asRr'H MR 'HHR4H 4IsF 800 SO e.
UNUSUAL OFFERINGS.
,,1s s ss1. n. Sn: sSs4s sfn
Of cash cash required; best shopping center
2. Downtown houses. 1st commercial.
REQUIRES about $4,000 cash.
3. Downtown residence. list commercisE
SsHiass Ss0a iOr sms Sasnsss s%a cash
payment required
f. Apt. site in virginia. Q blocks to DC
bus fare from Wasninston; &C 16S S.sir.b. .Got
apt site. Lee highway, opposite Lyon
Village, water and sewer in.
B. A business property below Penna. ave,
in the heart of the Govt. section; almost
40 # frontage improved by taxpayer at
present; has unusual speculative possi-
bilities
6. Mt. Pleasant. adjoining guest houses.
Il rooms. baths: very cheap at $4,000
for both; act quickly on these.
z. 2 new 4-family fats being completed,
large yards. close TO stores and Transports
tion: also new 2-family nat building, fully
rented; small cash required.
Call Mr. Whiteford, McKFEvER 4
wHITEFORD. 1914 X st. DI. 97O6.
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Pittsburgh Home Owners,
We represent a client who owns a modern
detached brick house in washington and
will trade for q nice home ip Pittsburgh,
suitable for lawyers OCCUPANCY. Eve
nings, phone Mr.. Lewis, WI. 1881.
L. T. GRAVAITE,
129 18th st. Realtor. Ma. 0753.
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$1,000 will buy large 5-bedrm. all
Oil heat. suitable for guest house. Will
finance to assist purchaser;- Shown by
appointment only. THOs. L; PHILLIPS,
WO. 1000 until 3 pm. 3bIS Conn.
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'DROOMS-2 BATHS.
S1O,95O.

Silver Spring, Md.-New brick Colonial
home. living room. dining room, de luxe
kitchen. bedroom and bath on lst floor;
2nd floor, 3 huge bedrooms and bath:
insulated future recreation room. fire.
places. oil heat. garage; large wooded lot;
near schools and buses. 617 Lycoming
st. tout Colesville pike to Sligo Branch.
left blocks) Open till $50 pm. OWNER,
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1909 QUINCY ST. NV

Large S-room brick house, oil heat, front
porch Vacant Only $500. Shown by
appointment only. Call DI. 1912.
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4-BEDROOM COLONIAL

S14.950-:1 new houses, practically I'm
ished, offering tremendous value. Compare
these features: 1st-f1oor oen and lavatory.
3 bedrooms. 2 baths on second floor. I'm
ished si s3rdIinoor 6eoroom, ieereation room sn1
Just west of 10th ST. For details call Mr.
Raymond, RA. 1924.
Eroy,E G phil1ipc nT 1d11
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Frank S. Phillips, DI. 1411
BUNGALOW BARGAIN.
HOME OR INVESTMENT.

3rd and Quackenbos sts. NV. cor, lRe.
rms. bath porches. %Esrase; % 70 deep np lot; etc;
sn o1ly ME szo
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ATTENTION

1899 MASS. AVE. NV
On large lot, 5 bedrooms, ga baths.
maids room and bath, recreation room:
2-car garage. Center-hsI plan spacious
dining room and kitchen. Builder con-
structed this for his own use. Price,
S27. 800 Will consider smaller house in
trade. Call District 2724. Evenings
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ATTENTION, u. S.
WORKERS

ON OR NEAR CONSTITUTION AVE
Don't buck downtown Washington
trafic. Live in Lynhaven, just across the
Potomac from the heart of the Govern
ment area. l0-cent bus, less than I5-
struction. S554.15 down including all
settlement and F. H. A. charges and S31 .65
q month buys a new home.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Temple oG00. Metropolitan l143
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DET. BRICK-$7, $50.
Just of Brookville I'd. in Chevy Chase
Md.--Attractive 6-room Cape Cod brick
home with slate roof and built-in garage: ::
oil heat; large lot with very big shade
trees and surrounded by pretty white picket
fence. Eve. phone Mr.. Lewis. WI. 7731.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. NV. Realtor. MA. 07b3
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oUr-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE.

EXCELLENTLY LOCATED INCOME PROP
nice residence in ozone PARK. NV YORK
City. VIII consider exchange equity
Washington or nearby. Phone Emer on
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ARLINGTON

BY owner stories, 8 rms. fun base
ment: oil heat firepl.. scr. porch; quiet
paved street: nr. buses: 10 min. Wash.
Oh 1.Ib
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CONTINUED on NeTt rass.l
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SILVER SPRING-S5,45O.

SILVER SPRlNG-S5,4 ,45U.
Groom frame bungalow. built-in garage.
fireplace, porch. trees: near schools. bus.
stores etc: $500 down, small monthly pay.
H. BROOKS PERRING.
1894 Colesville Road. SH. 1885.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY,

Continued
ALL CASH AT ONCE FOR
ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY.
NV
Evening star., 1941-06-01

thedral School for Girls, included
in her group a number of New York
subjects, fruit of a recent vacation
in the metropolis. Florence Ever
hart, who exhibited at the Penwom-
ems League, showed water colors Of
flower subjects.
Surrounding Lafayette was large
exhibition of paintings by Suzanne
Mullett, while Kosciusko was f1anked
by a display from the Old Alexan-
dria' Academy. Helena Hall, Ollie p.
Long and Mary Jane S. Corr, all OF
whom won prizes or mentions at the
Society of Washington Artists an
nual a few months ago, exhibited
groups of work on adjoining spaces.
One of the pleasures of these out
door fairs is encountering good work
by artists with whom one has not
been acquainted. Water colors and
oils by, Tracy C. Coleman, block
prints by Carl Barnes and etchings
of animal subjects by Kay Knapp,
to mention only few, were pleasing
examples of work heretofore un-
known to the writer.
The public, in large numbers, Wis
tied the fair, watched the artists at
work, and finally, as its most gen.
uine demonstration of approval. car
ried away q good proportion OF the
exhibits.
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Dumborton Oaks Is Subject
OF Foqq Museum Bulletin

The most recent issue of the Bull
letin of the Fogg Museum OF Art,
Harvard University, is special
number devoted to the Dumbarton
Oaks Research Library and Col
lection, and it gives much informa-
ton of great interest to Washing
tonianS.
Dumbarton Oaks, as nearly every
one knows, is one of the Oldest
and largest estates on Georgetown
Heights, purchased some years ago
by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods
Bliss when the former was still ac-
lively engaged in the Foreign Serv-
ice as Minister and Ambassador,
In order that they might have
country home near a city to which
they might return. The old house.
which had stood on the high land
overlooking the valley through
which runs tributary of Rock
Creek, was remodeled and refaced,
the garden redesigned and planted,
but the atmosphere which had
come with time and occupation was
carefully preserved.
After taking up their residence
here and with leisure time and
scholarly inclination, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bliss began assembling examples
of Byzantine art, as we'll as books
thereon, the one to illustrate and
amplify the other. Gradually, this
quest led to a broader purpose;
until, finally, to assure "the con-
tinuity of scholarship in the Byzan-
tine and medieval humanities I'M
Evening star., 1941-06-01
Howard Studio
Lists Recitals

The Florence Howard Studios of
Singing announce a series of re-
citals for June at the studios, 14O8
New Hampshire avenue. On Thurs
day the Young Singers Group will
be presented in solo groups and in
excerpts from THE Mikado." The
singers are Ruth Marjorie Prentice,
Myra Lillian Mitchell, Marie Now
rer, Helen Claire Lyons, Jane Simp-
son, Margaret Becker and Vir-
ginia Clarke. Marjorie Davis is
the accompanist.
On Friday the following singers
will present the program: Orma
Ewing, Elma Dotter, Bette Ryder,
Gladys Wilcox, Frances Tucker,
Grace Holmes, Eleanor Catron and
Elizabeth Everett.
On Monday, June g., the singers
include Mary Elizabeth Buckhardt,
Eleanor Brazil, Ruth Westergren,
Myrtle Barnes, Orma Ewing, Fran
ces Tucker, Bette Ryder, Marian
Whitaker, Margaret Ringrose,
Elaine Wilkinson, Alice Sazama,
Grace Brown and Selma Last. The
accompanies will be Lois Aber-
nethy and Dorothy Radde Emery.
Tuesday, June II, the Tuesday
Evening Music Club, the choral en-
semble of the studios, will present
an adopted version of "Snegour-
ochka" C"The Snow-Maiden"), by
Rimsky- -Korsakoff, in the garden
of the Arts Club.
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Three Artists
TOAid Polish
Benefit
Conrad, Totenberg
And Num- to Give
Joint Recital

To raise $4,000 to equip a Polish
hospital in Scotland, the Washing
ton Committee for Polish Relief,
headed by Mrs. Frank H. Simonds,
has arranged a subscription concert
to be given at the Polish Embassy
Wednesday evening.
Three prominent Polish artists,
Doda Conrad, bass; Roman Totem
berg, violinist, and Mieczyslaw NUM-,
pianist, will present a varied pro-
gram. It will be Mr.. NUM- first
public appearance in Washington in
some time. He has been a ranking
concert pianist for years.
Mr.. Totenberg does not need any
introduction, having played here
twice with the National Symphony
and at Mrs. ToWnsend's musicales.
He made his debut in Town Hall
six years ago and appeared in other
concerts throughout the country
Mr.. Conrad owes his musical
background to his mother, who was
singer of note, and to one of his
grand uncles, Sir George Henschel,
who was first conductor of the Bos-
ton Symphony Orchestra. He was
brought up in Paris, where he has
lived for the last 80 years, and
sang there with several famous
symphonic organizations such as
Colonne, Conservatoire, Societe
Philharmonic and Pasdeloup.
Mrs. Simonds has urged an early
response to invitations to sub
scribe to the concert, as the Polish
Embassy Is limited in capacity.
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POPULAR Music

Herman's Dancing in the Dark"
Mildred Bailey is. of course. in
her element with "Rockin' Chair"
Joan Merrill, who always puts that
extra feeling in her lines, gives fur
ther demonstration of her particu-
lar talent on two discs embracing
Summertime, Il Went Out of NV
Way" and "As If You Didn't
Know" Frances Langford hereby
rellnquishes her torch singing
crown to the Merrill. Tito Guizar,
the Bing Crosby from across the
border, makes his Victor debut with
the well-known Yours" and San
Antonio Rose" Barry Wood and the
-Four Kings twit the conscripts
about those horribly girl-less Army
camps with Bless En- ALL"
From Other Lands.
Decca brings out the last recorded
performances of the late Magyari
Imre, one of the leading exponents
of Hungarian gypsy music, in a set
of five discs containing 18 selections.
Imre's orchestra, renowned through
out Europe for its faithful reproduc-
ton of the sensuous melodies of the
gypsies, has its customary compile
ment for these selections: Zimbalon
and strings supported by clarinet
and paced in every instance by Imre
on the violin. The emphasis in Vol
ume 2 is placed on the slow, rhap-
sodic gypsy musical element; need
less to say, the group proves its ex-
cellence as convincingly as it did
with the gayer type on previous re-
cordings.
Still more unusual is Deccas
presentation of jungle Drums"
group of native percussion instru-
ment routines played by Thurston
Knudson. Augie Goupil and the
jungle Rhythmists. Both perform
ers are well versed in this sort of
work, having studied it extensively
at its source, the wilds of Africa
and the Pacific islands.