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MASSACHUSETTS PARK
HOUSES uNEuRNIsAEn

NINE Sln ROOMS. 2 baths. furnace and laun-
screened S,e in porch. oil heat; house is avail-
BIksoooKLANDDIDetaehsd brick home . yrs.
psrS oa rms farnshed naihS u aast q heat
t:sSo S tRANkEiN "a hT sA s4 Nfpracticay Ne new
main mai floor; also ATTIC; large studio apt.
WITH WITH living room and built-in bed, kitchen,
path path with private entrance on ground
go 9Th ST: N.E.-semi- detached, newly
renovated, six rooms, bath, hot-water heat.
sies;' se3o' POO: Adults only. Open Sunday,
GROOM BRICK HOUSE, bath. fireplace,
bsa, ha basement continuous Laundry trays oil
service; service. ss5 month; october i occupancy:
fRxiIEk ffFasRqEz Hf'sRts fSR nNSraroom Ms Schultz,
;sorass space win park trailer any s@iS placs c.
M 56snf sos faSfor eS sfla s. hws rooms,
Q baths, buiit-in garage; can be seen from
WI Will FtkSlsa Fl sqlshas MATERIALS and civ. rem.
house in Forestville, Md; large lot. BOX
LOVELY E ''st 'srtRM. AND BATH HOUSE, sub
hool ana nd pals sso Ma monh tfr
fN 2f aof ofpokr8NfrY sH 3sR4 to responsb.
party--8 large rooms and 2 baths, 500;
all-modern imp. inc. auto. heat; second
sists of 4 large rooms and bath. redec-
grated q room brings S3O). 635 H st. sw.
Rooms, baths, lavatory, coal heat,
1914 st. Sc. Cat MINI. Ave)
EXCHANGE OPPORTUNITY Growing
small family in large home. Have low
rent, comfortable 3-bedroonl home with
garage. in NV. section, near good schools
ana stores; coal or gas heat. Will ex-
change for, 4-bedroom, 2-bath home. pref
erably with maids room and bath also
IN select NV. or Arlington. Write, giving
SILVER SPRING, MD, near District-New,
rms b., gar, h.-w.h (coaD, 2-car
SH 6565
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

CULTURED GENTLEMAN, writer, eneaeed
research: desires accommodations one year
rehHed family. two meals bath, proximity
Son feS5ional Library; about 500 month
Pun mas, star. l3'
a LADY Coz. worker. would like nice
room and beard in nearby North Arlington
Conyenient TO bus. Willing to pay good
price Re7ly 10 Oh, 1000, ext. II or Box
EMPLOYED MOTHER would like to place
io-Ncar-o!d high school girl in refined
home where she can obtain room aTd
oosrd and be companion 10 children or do
Hsht dut rs after school hours Must re
fGGated YEA @ as ooncc Of family. Not servant
WANTED OCT. IstNBy unemployed LADY.
poard tray service. room on lst floor
near bath, III private Protestant home,
P;w. Poy section or Nd. suburbs. $50 mo.
BOARD AND ROOM wanted Oct, by en-
b{Ioyed mothoD END > mos baby day care
ior baby co. E6l9. Hours. Sunday, ii
e. s?Nc, y WGsSda,*. poa, to . m. Oily $50 mo.
Tate ~, Kopi With board desired in pri-
{uFe {Ies woman ne. section preferred over
ROOM for mother c7d daughter: board for
10 pov htF' IN crefneo Catholic home, NV.
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COUNTRY ECARD
AInI-N

MOUNTAIN REST lour.sr home-Modern,
iScrIehed poTchcs; $40 weekly room ana
posfo, GreyhoGnd bus s~rvtce Mrs. o N,
GoehFhqnI, alf 2 Edinburg, Va Long dist 7a-R.
RN' monERN' MILE FROM TOWN, cool rooms,
t&Ssnei!t 1000, wen prepared. fishing
Inroush October. Miss T. Bushong, New
~arKei; Va Phone tGS-F-14
MoJERA. screened porcheS. cool rooms.
@ nedl the Mcuatalns; bet of food we'll
pTepared; rates. SlN p2r week Mrs. Clint
6Sd 6uSdFhef; Woodstock, Va Woodstock k
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MARYLAND COURTS.

9.h and NE
rms. and bath, non-h k apt, avail
able now.
APARTMENT VALUES.
BIOS S. Dakota ave. ne, apt. 2-3
rooms kitchen and bath sleeping porch,
,..2l3l 1st st nv. apt. 2-3 rooms,
kitchen and bath, So
233l lSt St NV apt II rooms
kitchen and bath, $50
III Is st. NV. apt. 3-2 rooms,
kitchen and bath, S45
kitchen dincttc, bath s4} so. '''''
q H st, NV. art. =" rooms. kitchen
ana bath tvacant October lsD, SIS
, r. A. HUMPHREYS.
SOS n. Caplt0l 81. Reaitor. MA GH20
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ROOMS WANTED Cant

LADY elderly, desires pleasant, fur
5o3n privileges moderate, NV. MI
GENTLEMAN desires room and breakfast
IN private home. NV sec near Takoma
Psrk Sonyen; to bus. Sligo ! 553
fhofESsl0NAL WOMAN seeks room in
superior Chevy Chase home near circle
Am homeowner in D. c. Have young sons
IN SeEvice | would appreciate home at
moSnhere Box sly, Star.
YOUNG GIRL, college grad gentle; rm.
detaiis et Mt' pns P1eas; Or 10Th st. write price,
ARMY OFFICER desires room private
path; vicinity of Dupont Circle Box
SOY. Star
GENTLEMAN, gentle Govt employe;
temperate habits. desires single room IN
Asrilngton; $50 per mo; permanent. Box
REFINED LADY desires furnished bedroom
With KITCHEN privileges in quiet home,
GENTLEMAN, Govt employe, wants single
room in apt. or house. Please Elye fan
information. Box 10Y, Star To-
CONGRESSIONAL SECRETARY, lady.
TiShes, single room in nice location near
Capitol with OF without board or share
apartment. Write TO-DAY, Box 27S-S. Star
Evening star., 1943-09-12
APARTs. EuRk. OR uhEuRN.

THREE detached house and
grounds. Sligo 5493.
NEARBY MD, room, bath kitChenette,
Sunporch, private en-, conv located. En-
ployed couple or gentleman. WA. 2476
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

AVAILABLE OCT. OR 15-o rooms
tbrother and sister: impeccable housekeep-
ersi completely or partially furnished
COUPLE, quiet and refined, desires or Q
bedroom Apartment in Northwest; per-
snces. cau re-. 1873. AT. ioe. H. f'iss'
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

iuRN; 2 ROOMS, kitchen. bath; private
Phone Alexandria 1890 before 4 pm.
tNF NFuRNiSHED. lovely rooms and bath;
olock transportation heat, water, retg
ana stove furnished; 500 month. Phone
fHhS 3c Sns I'm RNl APT; 1nnersprins mattress;
2!25 Lee hwy, Arlington, Va.
TWO ROOMS AND BATH, all-electric
kitchem. at Rockville. Nd, $500. Call
NJ, WTS Themes; p!e s,II NJ 4si9 lr,n,o ,,n
kitchen Gdca PVT bath; all utilities, included;
i-RooM FURNisHnED AFT, srie'q pyt. t bath,
shower; ! block transp.; adults. 1921
n Utah st, Arlington, Va.
FtkN. large living room :! bedrooms bath.
twin beds, kit. with sink, ,retG, gas range,
eeltec.; redecorsted, school bus by door.
Ray. Gaithersburg l7-F-14.
TWO ROOMS, screened porch, semimod7rn
tenant house, $50; would like woman will
ing to do some housework for all or part of
EAST HyATTSVILLE-Entire second floor
hsd-lving room, dinette-Eitchen bathroom,
utilities. High wooded section. Convenient
bus line. Between Defense highway and
E; Riyerdale areas. Two employed persons.
GSEukSisHED; = S;.I rooms kitchen and
NEAR ALEXANDRIAN Furn. apt, ' bath
with shower, . bedrms,. kitchen, dining
I'M, nVing rm. porch. garage. all private;
sP5% iV F@ Sh7'"1S 'sanS sane Dsa
phone; 500 mo; 30 min. downtown, 3II6
CheverlY ave. Cheverly. Md WA S436
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS

Convenient to transportation and 14th
st. shopping district & rooms and bath,
row brick, coal heat: adults only; S65.T5
Box 14l-X, Star
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MODERN STUDIO APT, $50.

Cor,ir,i Il, = I, = q IIfDiy fi;y otpI' %
en-. dinette, bath, laundry basement and
yard Rent includes heat elec and gas:
a.! cohvenlenceS of a modern a pt. with TIE
Nddal home: This first-hoor apartment
Is a. l24 Webster ST, ne, between lst and
~ IIno streets ne Just l block south of
3 kennedY W oSGo '
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NEW APIS.

Z.
"A to 70 Forester st. S.W.
e-2 rooms; kitchen, dinette and bath,
H3o.5O; includes heat and janitor service
TO reach: Take Bellevue bus to Chesa
peake ST. and Nichols ave, walk = blocks
0'' N'sRfla REAL 10 EsTATE sG[lfiseF MORTGAGE
,c GUARANTY CORP,
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APARTs. UhFURkIsHED Cont. ,

TAKOMA PARK, new, 312 rooms, tile
bath, available al once; adults. Phone
Sligo 2I33.
1906 ST. Me- room. kitchen, semi
private bath large, inclosed porch, elec
refriger. and utilities included in rent;
adults only; GOOD TRANSFORMATION
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APARTMENTS. SUB. WANTED.
REFINED YOUNG LADY DE-
slreS 1-room, kitchenette and
private bath in Maryland within
committing distance of 14th and
r. I. ave. NV. Box 12-Y, Star.
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4103 GAULT PL. NE.
next TO bath, SO month. TR. 6453
Several New Attractive Ants

In n.e;-Living room, dinette bedrm., bat
and beautifully equipped kitchen with
screened porch; adioins Federal park prop
erlg. S33.5N and S5B Phone TR 6249.
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THE MANOR,

210s 18th ST. II nw.-Several desirable va
canc!es, some with private hath, excellent
meals. switchboard. MI 1913
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449 MASS. AVE NV

rooms, kitchen, private bath new
FTlelaalre, all utilities furnished conven-
ieh' 10 stores sore e and transporta ion.
VI New YORK Ave NV MA I4n3 Il.
Evening star., 1943-09-12

AT KING SMITH STUDIOS.
Oreninrg for Young women interested in
s.udying DANCE. DRAMA. ART. VOICE,
PIANO OR LANGUAGES in night classes.
1881 n, Il. Ave no, 5593 'l@
1A01 18th ST. NV.
Desirab'e singles and double, splendid
meals, svifchtoard
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1900 MASS AVE NV
II you want the best food since YOU left
home, in a Congenial friendly environment.
YOU will be happy as a member Of our
family OF about 100 bows and girls. Double
and triple only DU. 1854
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TUDOR CLUB
7 OWN { LUZ,
1900 MASS. AVE. NV

1915 N ST. NV
Single, double, with semi private bath
triple, share room; excellent meals
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1910 n. HAMPSHIRE AVE
1927 18th GT. NV.

Bright. cheerful dble rm with 3 OK
posures, private bath Also sgIe I'm for
young lsdy, elevator; modern showers;
eood food.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.

SSO-OPERATlVE apartment. living room,
Murphy bed hall. bath. kitchenette break
IaSt p nook; between 14th and 18th SITS n ".
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2O14 KALORAMA RD. NV
LIVE AND STUDY

7
We have VacaEcins in flne double rooms
rell-balanCfd meals, switchboard 1925
y H ave y
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'At Duport Crclc)-Clean. auiet. COM
Portable rooms, spacious closets: excellent
food and dining room service" Switch
board. maid service daily, large living
room for Tour convenience. Vacancies
now Prices reasonable
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ONE-RooM FURN. APT in 1st-class apt
house only by responsible Govt engineer
no, drinking or wild parties. Near Navy
bldg. preferred. Box 10y, Star
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4oei 18Th ST NV large rooms.
S,rec,ear men or marrled couple, garaee,
1872" Burke ST. S.E.-.Scwly furnished
apt, blk. from busline, nr Gallinger
Rospi'al: uU! furnished IL 53OT.
I COHGENIhL GIRL TO share a large,
I'm apt. WITH another; convenient trans
Evening star., 1943-09-12

sligo IONb.
woman will rent pleasant ,auieI room
wltn use Of rest Of APT 10 another woman
Rel exchanged. DI. 1868 mornings and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
FORGET DEATH FEAR

We forget the fear Of death as
We Sublim mate. il beneath a
mounting sense Of anger toward
the enemy he explained The de-
gree 10 which this Is done deter
mines the effectiveness of the
individuals and the nations mo-
ralc, in his opinion
There are fewer suicides in war
time because Of this psychological
whereby the death fear is
buried beneath an aggressive hate,
according 10 Dr. IilboOrC.
Eve need not he disturbed
by these reactions" Or. Zilboorg
said They are our normal
human react ions To such
situations"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

Only when We have learned how
10 hate can We really fight Dr.
Gregory Zllboorg OF New York
CITY world-renowned PSYCHIC
analyst declared today.
Lincoln knew how 10 fight and
Inc knew how 10 hate. DR. Iilboorg
said IN addressing a JOINT meeting
OF the American PSyChoanalyuc
\ Sociation and the Ameri-
can PSychlatric Association IN the
Hotel Statler.
He recalled the time President
Lincoln was urged from all sides
to remove Cen Grant
He can fight. can't he" Dr..
Zllboorg quoted Lincoln as
replying.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Brown al Hearing
On Grade Labelling

WASHINGTON. MAY 13- Price
Administrator Brown appears to-
day before an executive session of
"A House Interstate and foreign
commerce subcommittee which IS
holding hearings on grade labelling
standardization of brands, and cur
taIlment of neWSpIlnt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Hate Called Essential
For Effective Fighting
By DOROTHY WILLIAMS

ligiblr," no said "No one can
sleep when every hour brings
dive bOmberS or the crash of
shells"
lie likoncd the combat fatigue
found among Guadalcanal marines
10 that OF The British soldiers
evacuated from Dunkirk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

for William Hill, Ga, the owner,
and John Watson, 50, when they
stood mute before 4. s. Comm,s-
Sioner j. Stanley Hurd EXamina-
ton was set for May 20. Immi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
WE DENY FEAR

Our lives arc constant denial
Of the fear Of death, he said. In
an effort at this denial, We do re-
search into longevity court death
in dangerous sports and hold tho
physical coward in contempt, nc
continued.
I'VE are fascinated by death,
aS evinced by our interest in
fatal accidents, executions, train
wrecks and other disasters" Or.
ZilboOrC said.
Behind our fascination j. our
enjoyment Of the relief that We
escaped, that We are exceptions
and will not he struck down"
lie reCountod the case of the
survivors of a torpedoed convoy
They experienced FIRST relief and
later rcmorSe and sorrow, he said
TURNS TO ANGER
"AS the civilian begins Ia ev-
perience a feeling Of guilt over
his relief that he has been
spared when others have fallen.
he develops an increasing anger
toward the enemy Or. Ill
boorg asserted.
His talk concluded the Joint
m g o ting OF the two opposing
schools of mental treatment-the
pSyChoanalytiC, which follows the
Frcudlan theory of deep thcrapy,
and the pSychlatrlc.
Or. Edward a. Strcckcr Of
Philadelphia advocated a combina-
ton of the methods and held that
the analysts stressed TOO heavily
The need for freeing The patient
from hanCoverS Of parcnta !
authority and, therefore, all
authority.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Full Potency Is Guaranteed Including s "a. Complex

And - is made to sell al price millions
OF people can now afford.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Bonishes Guesswork And High Cost
For The Average Person

NOV at last One OF the worlds lare-
~ est producers does for vitamins and
minerals what Henry Ford did for the
automobile: banishes the guesswork
banishes the high cost.
An amazing new vitamin-tablet in
vention containing vitamins and 9
minerals -for the out OF 4 who fail
to eat a good diet - as u. S. Depart
ment Of Agriculture figures show.
This new development takes the
place OF less potent vitamin prepare
tons for the average person.
l. II meets all adult minimum u. s.
Govt. requirements for Vitamins
A, Bl. BE- (G), c and D.
2. 1t also gives you 3 additional
vitamins OF the 3 Complex, r.
plus 9 minerals
3. II meets multi-vitamin prin-
ciple officially approved by a
committee OF eminent doctors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
A NeU Invention

The name OF this remarkable new
vitamin-mineral tablet is STAINS. Full
potency is guaranteed as stated on
the package. Or your money back.
II you are one Of the millions not up
to par because your diet lacks vita
Minis and minerals, Nature can give
you more vitality and pep with STAINS.
STAINS cost you only about 81 day
to take-less than 3 the price, OF a
package OF cigarettes.
Get STAINS at any drug COUNTER
Take every day. You'll be glad you dd.t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

grafton Inspector Everette Howell
said they were arrested May 10
for attempting 10 Smuggle IN
John w. WilletS, 80. of Hamilton.
ont. The show is now playing at
EdgewOod Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

gul>hed audience that included
Owl Director Elmer Davis ant
other notablcS AZ The American
Acadculy-n t-8L1S-a ud-LGIIl4s.
Auditorium
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Showmen DENY
Alien Smuggling

An animal show owner and his
trainer were facing examination
on charges OF smuggling an alien
today.
Not guilty pleas were entered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Step Up Maple Syrup Crop

LANSING. May 10 tUPl Mich
igan producers of maple sugar and
syrup this year harvested the
largest crop in 10 years, IT was re-
ported today by The Michigan
Cooper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
SHOULD KNOW LOSSES

Or Zllboorg posed the question
of how much better civilian mo-
ralc would bc If We were better
Informed about our losses and If
We saw-mefe- of oHF spetaded -
Green troops become seasoned As
soon as they become angry, he
pointed out.
A fear of death is ever present
in man. the analyst stated. In war
time, this might easily become
genera panic unless given a
proper outlet, he warned
"Only through the murderous.
destructive drives within all Of
us are we able in wartime Ia
control our fear of DEATH" Dr..
ZllbOOTg said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
NOT THE OBJECT

Replying 10 HIM. Or Karl A.
Mcnnlnger. famed director of the
clinic m Topeka, KanS., which bears
his name and the author of several
psychological best sellers. said.
THE object of analysis is not
tO free the individual from au-
thoritN. Authority exists in all
human relations. Our object IL
To- make people accept authority
without reactions of protest or
submission
Japanese leaders studied Ameri-
can psychology 10 devise tricks Of
.torlure against The marines IN
.GuadalCanal according 10 Ii
Cmdr. T. Rogers Smith OF the
ncurop>yChiatrlC department OF
the Mare Island naval hospital
RAIDS CLEvERLY TIMED
He described the Japs as Mach
.lsNelllan In their Cleyerly timed
.homhlnSS and raids"
"sleep was impossible or neg
Evening star., 1943-05-13

and Cassado's arrangement of Fres-
cobaldi's "Toccata," Mr.. Vari drew
upon the familiar numbers of the
violin repertoire for his program.
This permitted him to display his
extraordinary technique on an in
strument difficult to command in
the same wide range as the violin,
but 1t also had its drawbacks. Num-
bers such as the Moskowski-S Sara
safe Guitar" Sarasate's Ia
pateada" and the Paganini Ca
prices, Nos. and a." and Nos. 13
and II. given as encores, are not
we'll suited to the heavier voiced in
strument and many of the speedy
passages were blurred, not because
of Mr.. Vardi's fault, but because of
the slower response of the viola.
His playing of these virtuoso
works was feat in itself but the
medium he used is an unnatural one
for them and the effect not COM
pletely satisfying. His arrangement
for viola of Chopin's "Nocturne"
was better and permitted the beauty
and richness of his tone to be thor
oughly appreciated. His artistic COL
laborator throughout was Margaret
Vardi, who played his accompani-
ments from memory and with fine
sympathy.
The light, pure soprano Of Miss
Schultz has gained in power and
finesse and her singing of the aria
from Donizetti's La File du Regi-
ment," the Poldini-LaForge Dane
ing Doll" and Strauss The Blue
Evening star., 1943-05-13

Quartet had a superlative reading
that not only proved its Importance
in new trend in composition but
clarified its structure and content
for the uninitiated. It's austere,
fortnight outline yielded a rich
poetry which needed none of the
suavity or rounded form of the COM
panion composers to give it tell
| ing beauty. The artists interpre-
! tation was one of complete under
standing that had probed through
Sthe complexities OF strange har-
monies and atonal directness to a
deeper intent.
The unquestionable genuineness
OF Hlndemith's convictions in the
form he has evolved is one of the
most impressive points about his
writing. While the new character
Is still alien to our ears and minds,
It's dimensions are so logical that
they are never lost sight Of. At the
same time the composer has melo-
dies OF unusual style which are
woven into. or about which is woven,
the stronger factors of his style.
One of these is to be found In
the first movement where it forms
the opening measures. first given a
haunting far-awav quality by the
first violin to which is then added
the voice OF the viola. 1t returns
again and again III short phrases
and always with ethereal beauty
1t gives an Oriental character to
the work which is further stressed
in the mild, almost barbaric aban-
don OF the second movement and
the muted pizzicato Of the cello and
viola In the third to the flowing
phrases OF the violins.
The quartet is work Of impel-
ling beauty but OF kind to be over
looked in a less comprehending
playing than the superb perform
ance Of the Budapest artists. 1t
Is written in five sections. the first
and second merging into each other
and the fourth and fifth forming
a strong and dramatic finale.
Although the "Quartet In D
Major was written by Mozart two
years before his death. 1t is not one
OF his most distinctive works nor
noteworthy for more than it's grace
full. fluent style. The Schubert
quartet in D Minor his greatest
IN this form. in which he includes
the theme of song. Der Tod und
das Madchen," written 10 years
earlier. is one of the Budapest
players masterpieces and concluded
the program, which will be repeate
tonight
Lovette Club Gives Concert.
The annual spring concert of the
Lovette Choral Club took place last
night in Barker Hall of the YWCA
with the flower-decked stage giving
a gala atmosphere to the occasion.
The singers, dressed in white, had
a touch of deep rose color on each
left shoulder where corsages made
OF War savings stamps were fas-
tened. The concert was made no.
table further by the appearance of
Emanuel Vardi, violist, OF the Navy
B n Orchestral, and CAROLYN
Schultz, coloratura soprano, as
soloistS
Mr.. Vardis brilliant performance
OF two groups Of numbers disclosed
him as an artist Of the first rank.
gifted with dazzling technique and
a splendid musicianship. His strong.
fleet fingers and light. sure bow arm
placed the viola. rarely heard in
solo form, on par with the violin
for impressive effects. His mastery
of it and the warm, vibrant tone he
produces makes him unique among
solo players.
With the exception of Marcello's
Sonata arranged by the soloist.
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cert and for which Elsie Cranmer
was the accompanist, two numbers
IN particular were outstanding in
performance-Rossinis "Innammat-
us ct Accensus," with Hazel Cake
as soloist, and r. Deane Shure's
beautiful Southern spiritual, The
Old Boat Zion," with incidental solo
sung by Anna F. Kimball.
Francise Bass Wilson took over
the direction from Mrs. Lovette for
one group. The program opened
with THE Kingdom of Our Gracious
God" by Thomas S. Lovette, in re-
spect to whose memory the club
was named.
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Danube" gave her opportunity to
show the crystalline quality Of her
coloratura and the ease of her vocal
production in the higher registers.
Her numbers included also the Pop
per "Gavotte," Jacobson's "Chanson
de Marie Antoinette" and Rimsky-
Korsakoff's The Rose Enslaves the
Nightingale" She was repeatedly
recalled until encores were given.
Eva Whitford Lovette. director of
the club, has cultivated in the sing
ers clear, finely produced tone and
pure diction that makes their en-
semble singing distinctive. In the
varied program chosen for this con-
Evening star., 1943-05-13
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hef and comfort to tired. burning feet for
over 80 years. Sprinkle it on your feet and
into your shoes, and enjoy the refreshing
comfort it brings while you stand long
hours at your work. Even stiff, heavy, new
or tight-fitting shoes lose their terror when
you use Aliens Foot-Ease. But good old
Aliens does even more. 1t acts TO absorb
excessive Precipitation and prevents ofen-
sive foot odors. Helps keep feet, socks and
stockings dry and sweet. For real foot eonn-
fort. remember it's Aliens Foot-Ease you
want Get it today at all druggists.
Evening star., 1943-05-13
Lundover Hills Group
To Nominate Saturday

Nomination of officers for the COM
ing year will feature meeting of
the Landover Hills (Md) Citizens
Association at $50 pm. Saturday
at Blythe's Garage in Lanham. The
election will be held at the June
meeting.
A community party will follow the
meeting and will include dancing,
vocal and instrumental solos.