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Evening star., 1945-07-29
Hall johnson Choir
Opening Feature
OF Negro Festival

The three-day Negro Music Fes-
tival at the Water Gate will open
on Friday, 8:45 pm, with program
by the Hall johnson Choir. This IA
nous group, which SpeclallzeS, In
traditional Negro music and is we'll
known through its recordings and
its appearance in the motion pic
ture Lost Horizon" will present folk
songs, ballads, spirituals and blues.
On Saturday night there will be
a program devoted to the dance
which will feature Claude March
ant, former Dunham dancer and his
company in African Primitives,
South American Indian Rituals and
American Spirituals.
The festival will close on Sunday,
August S, with an evening of op-
cratic music. Carlotta Franzell, the
Cindy Lou of the Broadway hit,
Carmen Jones" will sing the Mi
chaela aria from the opera with
which she scored success in New
York. Luther Saxon, the Joe Of
Carmen Jones" will also appear as
one of the stars. Excerpts from
Verdi's Aida" will be featured on
the program with the title role sung
by Edna Gay, who won the contest
of Stars of Tomorrow at Town Hall,
New York, and the Canadian con-
tralto, Bettye Voorhees,, taking the
part of Amneris.
The program for the opera eve
ming will be directed by Otto Leh-
mann, former conductor of the Mu-
nicipal Orchestra in Zurich, and a
former instructor at the Mozarteum
in Salzburg. The Washington Ne
gro Civic Opera Chorus will take
part in the performance.
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Symphony Box Office
Will Remain Open

Although the Water Gate con-
certs ended Friday night and the
National Symphony's winter season
in Constitution Hall will not begin
until October %, the National SYM
phony box office in Kits music
store, 1880 G street NV, will re-
main open during the between
seasons lull, it was announced this
week by J. E. Mutch, manager of
the orchestra.
Reservations may be made for
season tickets for either the Ma
tional Symphonys Wednesday or
Sunday series during this period at
the box Office, Mutch stated, and
applications for tickets will be filled
in order of receipt.
The National Symphony's Sun
day afternoon series of 10 concerts
which will open october %, will
have as soloists Nathan Milstein,
violiniSt; Patricia Travers, violinist;
Gyorgy Sander, pianist; Emery
Darcy, heroic tenor; Andres Sc
govia, worlds greatest guitarist;
Rise Stevens, mezzo-soprano of the
opera, radio and cinema; Dough-
erty and Ruzicka, duo -pianists, and
Percy Granger, pianist. Two pro-
grams will be all-orchestral.
Soloists scheduled to appear on
the Wednesday evening series of
uine concerts are Richard Crooks,
tenor; Rudolf Firkusny, pianist
Blanche Thebom, mezzo-soprano of
the Metropolitan Opera; Lauritz
Melchior. heroic tenor; Claudio Ar
rau, pianist; Joseph Szigeti, violin
ist, and Artur Rubinstein, pianist
There will be two orchestral pro-
grams.
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from TSchal- On. w. U. townsend.
kowsky's symphony No. T." Adams
THE Bells of st. Mary" Lang's
overture, Salute to the Allies; Sc
lections from Romberg's THE Stu
dent Prince" Battle Hymn of the
Republic" arranged by Waring
Casey Jones'" arranged by Walters;
Strauss Beautiful Blue Danube u
Yankee Doodle" in Gould's band
setting; "A Mighty Fortress ar
ranged by Wigent; de Roses Deep
Purple" Hills "At the Gremlin
Ball." WAVES on Parade" a med
ley of WAVE songs arranged by
Manganaro, and Sibelius' tone poem
"Finlandia."
Soldiers Home Band
Concerts by the Soldiers Home
Band, Franklin B. Charles, band
master, will be given on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at $50 pm.
in the bandStand. The programs
are as follows:
TueSday-Morse's march, "Aeo-
luS"; VoltiS "The HumorS OF Donny-
brook" the "Bolero" from Verdi's
"Sicilian Vespers," selections from
Youmans' mo, No, Nanette," F"
Leigh's "In the Bazaar" Rolfe's
"Revel of the Roses" and Nc
Kenna's "Secunderabad."
Thursday - Stephan's Guardians
of the District of Columbia" the
overture to Wagner's 'Rienzi, F"
Pryor's Thoughts of Love-" from
bone solo played by Robert E. Clark,
selections from Gershwin's Lady
Be Good" Gungls czardas, Last
Love-; O'Connor's schottisch, -Four
Little Blackberries Tschaikow-
sky's "Valse des Fleurs" and Weidt'S
The Booster"
Saturday - Hildreth's THE Old
Salt" Beethoven's overture. "Eg-
mont" by request; Ghys' "Amaryl-
lis" the Rossini-Respighi La
Boutique Fantasque," Mills Bag o
Bones" Rolfe's "Yo te amo,"
Leigh's 'The Temple Dancer" and
Dolby's THE Flying Wedge"
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All-American Post,
|VFW Department.,
Annual Boat Cruise

Comdr. j. E. Murphy presided
over All-American Post, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, at the last meeting,
when arrangements were made for
the annual boat cruise on the s. s.
Mount Vernon on the night Of
August 7.
Edward c. Wood and Reed Rus
sell Diehl were given the obligation.
National Comdr. Jean A. Brunner,
who recently returned from trip
to the battle fields of Europe, where
he made a personal call on Gen.
Eisenhower, was guest last week Of
Department Comdr. Frank Topash.
Department junior vice commander,
general chairman Of the Armistice
Day Ball Committee, has called a
meeting at the Gold Chevron Club,
1919 K street NV, on Tuesday
evening.
United States Treasury Post held
Joint social with its auxiliary which
was presided over by Comdr. Eugene
F.. White and the president, Mrs.
Daisy F. Hilleary. Department
Comdr. Frank Topash presented a
past post commanders badge to
Charles L. Herman.
William Cavanaugh, past COM
mander of National Capital Post
and Fred Johnson, Junior vice COM
mander, have been appointed by
Comdr. A. E. Jost on the recruiting
staff Of Chief of Staff Frank r.
Heise.
Front Line Post elected the fol-
lowing to memberships: Clyde r
Baldwin, william v. Baulsir, Paul
B. Fissell, Francis G. Gillespie
James E. Jameson, Elmer l.. King
Clair C. Long, jacques w. Mckenzie
Donald B. Miller, Charles E. Orton
William L. Orton, Armando E
Paoletti, William A. Pennington
Herman E. Reeves, Charles F. Tobin
William B. Wakefield, Emmette M
Weeks, Carl c. White, and Clarence
A. White.
A social will be held at the next
meeting, August 18TH.
! A meeting of the Gold Chevron
Club will be held at the club, 1918
K street, NV, tomorrow at pm
Only life and active members are
invited, L. H Neville Thompson
president. will preside.
Meetings this week are:
Monday-Gold Chevron Club, 1919
K street NV.
Tuesday-Armistice Ball Commit
tee, 1919 K street NV.
Wednesday-H L. Edmonds Post
1919 K street NV; United States
Naval Gun Factory Post, 1910 Good
Hope road Sc.
Thursday-Equality- Walter Reed
Post. 1919 K street NV.
Friday-National Capitol Post,
1919 K street NV.
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Sea-Landers Band
HonOrs Coast Guard

The service night" program at
the Sylvan Theater on Tuesday al
8:l5 pm. will be given by the Sea-
Landers Band, Chief Yeoman Jo-
seph S. Baldwin, jr., leader. The
concert will be in honor of the 155th
anniversary of the United States
Coast Guard, which was organized
by Alexander Hamilton.
The dance band, formerly from
the U. S. S. Leonard Wood, is the
most -ribboned band in the
world" most of the men being vet
Grams of nine major amphibious in
vasionS from North Africa to the
Philippines. They wear the three
different theater ribbons plus the
newly authorized Philippine Lib
Grafton ribbon with two stars on 1t.
Chief Yeoman Baldwin, native
Washingtonian, is one of the three
original members of the band which
he started two and half years ago
on the Leonard Wood when he at
the piano, assisted by a drummer
and saxophone player, played in a
corner of the mess hall The band
now numbers 18 and has just COM
pleted an extensive eight-week tour
for the Treasury Department dur
ing the Seventh War Loan drive
through Illinois, New York and
New Jersey. The ea-Landers are
here to do hospital shows and other
affairs for the service men and
women.
The program will be augmented
with instrumental dance and song
numbers by Eddie Cox, Chief Bald
win, Bob Gore, Bill Williams, Carl
Guy on the electric guitar and i'm
presentations by Paul Gratz and
Sam Mania.
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Welfare Campaign
Of VFW Auxiliary

Mrs. Hazel Miller, national pres
ident Of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars Auxiliary, last week launched
the 1945 veterans welfare campaign
for rehabilitation of returning vets
The Firecrackers' Cootie Club
annual memorial services for Sergt
Edward Younger, the man who Sc
lected the Unknown Soldier of the
World War, will be held August at
his grave at Arlington Cemetery
Mrs. Ola Webb is in charge of the
arrangements. Members will meet
at 713 D street NV. at 2:15 pm
to go to the cemetery. Frank Top
ash, past supreme commander OF
the Military Order of the Coolies
will speak. Others to take part will
be Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Ethel Sandlak
Mrs. Ruebie Heironimus and Mrs
Josephine Welch. A banquet will
follow at the D street hall. Members
of the organization from Maryland
Virginia and Pennsylvania have
been invited.
Meetings this week are:
Wednesday Police and Fire
Auxiliary, 713 D street NV; Nava
Gun Factory Auxiliary, 2407 Min.
nesota avenue Sc.
Friday - Government Printing
Office Auxiliary, 713 D street NV
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Peabody Offers
Opera Scholarships

Reginald Stewart, director Of
Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore
announces that three additional
scholarships will be offered this
year for the opera class; one each
for baritone, bass and tenor. Ex-
tending for one year, they are open
to students who have had voice
training or are studying at present
and the granting of this special
scholarship does not preclude the
holding of others at the school.
Twenty three-year scholarships
are available for next season for
which competitive examinations will
be held before the departmental
faculties on September 81. Spe-
cial application blanks for all
scholarships may be obtained from
the office of the dean, Miss Vir-
ginia -Carty, and must be returned
by September 10.
The fall term will begin on Sep
tember % with entrance examina-
tions by appointment after Sep
tember 13. Presentation of a
transcript showing courses taken
at accredited schools of music OF
the taking of examinations con-
Quoted by the faculty will entitle
students to advanced standing in
musical subjects if the studentship
at Peabody warrants it.
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Composition Contest

The Society for the Publication of
American Music will hold its 9th
annual chamber music contest for
the season 1856. Only serious
works of at least 10 minutes playing
length will be considered and should
be sent between october l and No.
.vember /, 1945, to Mrs. Albert Stoes-
sci, secretary, 100 Claremont avenue,
New York u, N. Y. Composers of
the prize-winning works will receive
a Is per cent royalty on all copies
sold.
Compositions should be limited to
five or fewer parts, in any combina-
ton of instruments, or voices and
instruments. Manuscripts should
be clear and legible and bear a pseu-
donym of the composer on the out
side with his name and address
placed inside in a separate envelope
A composer may submit not more
than two compositions under the
same pseuc onym. Both score and
parts should be sent; those not
chosen for publication will be re-
turned, express, collect. Only citi-
zens of this country, native or nat
uralized, are eligible.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
ROYAL Arcanun

The Grand Council of the District
of Columbia elected the following
officers who were installed by Dep
uty Supreme Regent William C. Root
of Pittsf1eld, Mass: Grand regent,
Andrew j. Horn; vice regent, Frank
v. Marsh; orator, Leverett B. Dor
say; treasurer, Guy F. Allen; secre-
tayy, Herman Wealthal; chaplain,
Edward T. Green; guide, Reade D.
Grassland; warden, Edwin M. Mess;
sentry, Thomas w. Young; supreme
council representative, Howard w.
Mills; alternate, Eugene F. Minoux.
Meetings scheduled are Oriental,
Kismet and Capitol Councils, 7
Fourth street NE, August 10 and
"a; Municipal and District Councils,
419 Seventh street NV, August IA
and %.
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CApt. Santeimanh. II e Con-
certo" for that instrument and a
quartet of trombonists; Robert Isele,
David Robbins, Harold Bayes and
Robert Lambert, will be heard in
Leidzen's -Four Leaf Clover"
The band program for tomorrow
will include Walton's coronation
march, Grown Imperial" the over
ture to Herold's Tampa; the Knip-
per-Mohaupt symphonic poem,
Cavalry of the Steppes," selections
from Herbert's Eileen" Benefits
modern rhapsody, Cypress Silhou-
ettes," Rachmaninoff's prelude in
C Sharp Minor" and prelude in G
Minor" and the first movement of
Beethoven's Symphony No. s."
On Wednesday the band will play
Gould's American Salute" Weber's
overture, "Euryanthe"; Morrissey's
Caribbean Fantasy" Chabrier's S
"Espana," Sibelius' "Finlandia," Sc
lections from Rodgers oklahoma
and "reminiscences of Tschaikow-
sky" arranged by Godfrey.
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Legion Auxiliary
Department Feast
At the BrOadmOOr

The annual department conven-
ton dinner of the District of Co.
lumbia American Legion Auxiliary
will be held at the Broadmoor
Hotel, 3601 Connecticut avenue
NV, on August 16 at $50 pm.
The arrangements will be made
by Mrs. Lillian Judd, chairman, with
Mrs. Emile Schuler and Mrs. Pear
Heagerty, co-chairmen. Mrs Judo
announced reservations for the
dinner must be paid for by August 8
Miss Mabel F. Staub, department
president, appointed Mrs. Gertrude
Pierce, chairman of resolutions;
Mrs. Edith Sadler, chairman OF
permanent organization, and Mrs
Lillian Howard, chairman of rules
A meeting will be held by these
chairmen at the Legion Clubhouse
on August 7 at 8 pm.
Mrs. Edith Armstrong, depart
ment secretary. announced the de-
partment Executive Committee will
meet tomorrow at s pm. at the
Legion Club.
Mrs. Margaret Carroll, depart
ment convention chairman, will hold
a brief meeting following the Exec
utive Committee meeting to make
final arrangements for the conven-
ton on August II and 18 in the
Interior Department Auditorium.
The past presidents parley will
have a buffet supper August II at
$50 pm. at the Legion Clubhouse
A business meeting will follow
For reservations call Mrs. Kate
Mills, Dupont 1927, or Mrs. Frances
Cassidy, Franklin 1872. Reserva-
tions must be in. not later than
August s.
Eight ct Forty.
The La Marche Committee of the
District of Columbia Eight ct Forty
will meet at the Washington Hotel
at 8 pm. August 6. The vice chair
man, Mrs. Eva Carrico, will outline
the procedure to be followed by the
partners at the Goth annual marche
departmental at the Washington
Hotel on August 27 and %.
Mrs. Helen K. Ware as chairman,
with Mrs. Marie Totten, Mrs. Laura
Lipscomb and Mrs. Amelia Selin-
ger, are in charge of the arrange
ments for an after adjournment
a la carte party.
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march, cornet solo and occasional
ly song.
A repetition of these old-fash-
ioned concerts will be given in the
first part of the program and will
consist of Won Suppe's Poet and
Peasant" overture, The Whistler
and His Dog" "O'er the Waves"
and 1.-The Wedding Of Heinie and
Katrinka." S/Sergt Carl Costen-
bader will play my Regards as a
cornet solo and S/Sergt. Glenn
Darwin, baritone, will sing 20 Sole
Milo"
The remainder of the program
will be numbers in modern SYM
phonic band style and special ar
rangements Of new music.
Marine Band
The Marine Band, under the di-
rection of Capt. william F. Santel-
mann, will be heard in concerts to-
morrow night at 8 o'clock in the
Evening star., 1945-07-29

M a r / n e B a r
racks, Tuesday
at 1890 pm. ir
the band audi
torium of the
b a r r a c k S ano
Wednesday at {
pm. at the east
from t of the
Capitol.
For the pro-
grams tomorrow
and Wednesday
night Kenneth
D Sc, saxo-
p h o n is t. will
play Saverino's
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the concert band of the Navy School
of Music, 1t. James Thurmond,
conductor, assisted by the Navy
School of Music Chorus. Soloist of
the program will be Aida Doninelli,
Guatemalan soprano.
Miss Doninelli, for five years one
of the leading sopranos at the Met
ropolitan Opera, is not stranger to
Washington, having appeared pre-
viously on Pan American Union
programs. She has been heard over
the radio, in concerts and opera in
the United States, Central and
South America. At present she is
in the United States on special
mission for the Guatemalan gov
ernment.
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The group will
play Leidzen's
THE Tru m p
eters."
The band will
be led by Chief
Warrant Officer
Richard Town
send, assistant
leader, who has
selected a pro-
gram of popular
numbers. These
will consist of
Bagley's march,
National E m =
blem";; the finale
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Pianist at Gallery

Christine Charnstrom, pianist,
will return to the National Gallery
of Art for a recital tonight in the
east garden court at 8 o'clock. Her
program will be as follows: The
Bach -Busoni "Chromatic Fantasie
and Fugue," Prokofieff,s Sonata
No. 6, OPP. 49," Chopin's "Preludes
Nos. "a, % and is from Opus 49,;
"Mazurka No. 3, Op. Z" and Ma
zurka No. 3, Op. so" and two etudes,
No. 3 of opus Is and No. 8 of
opus 10, Sowerby's "Sun-drenched
Palms." Santa Cruz's "Poema ira
gico, No. S.; Villa-Lobos' ''Impres-
soes seresteiras" and Ginastera's s
"Criolla."
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back to the days
when a Concert
In the Park
was the great
summer event of
both small and
large communi-
ties. Dressed In
their best hnery
the citiz e n S
would turn out
to hear a pro-
gram OF stand
ardized quality
usually consist
ing of an over
ture, a waltz, a
l4
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SWV Auxiliaries

The Past Presidents Club elected
Kathryn M. Lynch, president;
Myrtle Moxley, secretary-treasurer.
Admiral George Dewey Auxiliary
will give a crab dinner Tuesday at
the home of Margaret Burns, 5101
Fifth street NV.
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Concert Schedule

TODAY.
Joseph Andreano, flutist; Richard La
Mar, pianist; joint recital, Phillips
Gallery, pm.
Christine Charnstrom. piano recital,
National Gallery of Art, 8 pm.
TOMORROW.
Navy Band, Chief Warrant Officer
Richard Townsend, leader. East
Front, Capitol, s PM;
saxophone: Trombone Quartet. SO,
loists, Marine Barracks, 8 pm.
WADE N. STEPHENS, organ recital, L.
Navy " = sehooi dnsHei; of ? Music M; Band, 1t.
James Thurmond. conductor; Aida
Doninelli. soprano, soloist; Pan
American Union, 8 pm.
TUESDAY.
Marine Band, Marine Barracks, 1890
Soldiers Home Band. bandstand, $50
Lewis Atwater, organ recital. wash
ington Cathedral, 8:15 pm.
dssnS sand; Ghef Yeo9sn ga
van Theater, Monument Grounds,
S:15 pm.
WEDNESDAY.
MdrlnS bduQ, CdpC. william r. SAN
telmann. leader; Kenneth Douse,
saxophone: Trombone Quartet, So
loists. East Front, Capitol, 8 pm.
Wade N. stephens, organ recital, L.
D. S. Chapel, 8 pm.
THURSDAY
Soldiers Home Band. bandstand, $50
pm.
FRIDAY
Army Air Forces Band, Capt. George
S. Howard, leader, S/Sergt. Carl
Costenbader. cornet; S/Sergt.
Glenn Darwin, baritone, soloists;
Capitol steps. pm
Negro Music Festival. Hall Johnson
Choir, Water Gate, S:45 pm.
SATURDAY.
Soldiers Home Band. bAndstand.
$3.50 pm.
Wade N. Sterhens, organ recital. L.
D. s. Chapel, 8 pm.
Negro Music Festival dance program,
Water Gate, S:45 pm.
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Music
Notes
Navy Musicians
To Give Concert
At Pan American

The second of the summer series
of outdoor concerts at the Pan
American Union for which the di-
rector general, DR.. L. S. Rowe, and
the assistant director, DR.. Pedro de
Alba, have issued invitations, will be
given tomorrow night on the Es-
planade of the Union at o'clock
From $50 to 10 o'clock, the concert
will be broadcast over the facilities
of the American Broadcasting Com
pany.
> The program, featuring music Of
the Americas, will be presented by
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DANCE.

Jewish Community Center roof
$50 o'clock tonight
EXHIBITS.
| Clifford K Bergman original
cartoons and National Pennell Funo
prints, Library of Congress, 11:3t
am. to 10 pm. today and 9 am. tt
10 pm. tomorrow and Tuesday.
Harry Bartoia monoprints through
Tuesday and Bonnard painting.
and Picasso musical instruments
through September, Phillips Me.
mortal Gallery, II am. to 10 pm
Mondays; IL am. to pm. Tuesdays
through Saturdays, and 3 to pm
Sundays.
Jacob Kainen drawings and litho-
graphs, Public Library, Eighth and
K streets NV, 9 am. to 9 pm
weekdays except Saturday, 8 am. to
l pm. through August S.
German surrender documents and
papers and museum papers of late
President Roosevelt, National Ar
chives, 8:45 am. to Sis pm. week
days and 1:30 to 5 pm. Sundays
through August.
John Barrymore as Hamlet, paint
ing by John Slevin, National Collec-
ton Of Fine Arts, Smithsonian In
stitution, 9 am. to 4:30 pm. through
September 3.
Outstanding Army art, National
Gallery of Art, 10,am. to pm
weekdays and 2 to 10 pm. Sundays
through September 4.
Arts Club members paintings
2017 I street NV, 10 am. to pm
weekdays through September.
Recent accessions, OAR Museum
Seventeenth and D streets NV,
am. to 4:30 pm. Mondays through
Fridays through September.
FILM.
Nazi atrocity film, Greenbelt
(MdD Community Center, 7 through
10 pm. tomorrow.
LECTURE.
Latin America and the Indus
trial Age" by George w. Wythe OF
Commerce Department, Mcmahon
Hall, Catholic University, 7:3O
o'clock tonight.
MUSIC.
Joint recital, Joseph Andreano
flute, and Richard La Mar, pianist
Phillips Memorial Gallery, pm
today.
Christine Charnstrom, pianist
National Gallery of Art, 8 o'clock to-
night.
WALKS,
National Capital Parks:
Historical tour through Presi-
dents Park, meet at Zero Milestone
on Ellipse, south of White House,
pm. today.
Fern walk through Dumbarton
Oaks Park, meet at Lovers Lane
entrance. near Thirty-first and r
streets NV, 3 pm. today.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco
Theater, open house for men and
women in service, 2 to 5 pm. to-
day. Tonight, Frances Mccartney,
singer; Dorothy Guion, pianist,
Navy School OF Music Dance Band
and Capitol Theater show.
Sightseeing tour to Washington
Zoo, meet USO Club, Eighth and
Pennsylvania avenue NV, 2 pm
today. Picnic at Hams Point, $50
O'Clock tonight.
Buffet supper followed by enter
tainment or trip to Water Gate con-
cert, USO club, 1911 H street NV,
$50 o'clock tonight.
Dance, NCCS-USO, 1914 N street
NV, 8 o'clock tonight.
Officers: Buffet supper and dance,
Officers Service Club of United Ma
tions, o'clock tonight.
| Service personnel may obtain
more information by calling the
United Nations Center, National
5000, or the following USOs: rNecu-
tive 0428, National 3431, National
0614 or Republic 1927. Colored per-
sonnel may call USO, Decatur 5664,
or War Hospitality, Decatur 7768.
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Knights of Columbus

The newly Installed grand knight
of Washington Council, knights OF
Columbus, Dick Mahar, has ap-
pointed Joseph McKenna as lecturer
and Stanley Coupe. who personally
brought into the order 38 new mem
bers last year, as the chairman of the
Membership Committee.
The moonlight excursion will be
held August 13.
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Daughters of America

Past councillors meeting, Tuesday
Northeast Masonic Temple.
State Council moonlight trip
August 8.
Junior Show Boat trip August 81
A piano will be presented to the
medical hospital, Bethesda, Md.
at z pm, August Is.
Evening star., 1945-07-29

Two tin cans furnish enough tin
for one syrette-the individual hypo-
dermic that eases pain and shock
on the battlefield. Place prepared
tin cans in separate containers near
garbage bins for. collection. II not
collected, phone Republic 8488.
Evening star., 1945-07-29

We need tin and we need 1t badly!
Not tomorrow or next week, but
NOW! Place prepared tin cans in
separate containers near garbage
bins. II not collected, phone Re-
public 84SS.
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Bands Offer Varied Fare
In Weeks Programs

The cornet section of the Navy
Band will be featured on the pro-
gram to be given tomorrow at pm.
at the east front of the Capitol.
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Honest Trespusser

In place of two cabbages missing
from a Woonten BaSset, England,
garden we're 10 cen HApd a note
reading: "The price q p cabbages
removed"
Evening star., 1945-07-29

Keep your dollars in the fight by
investing regularly in War Bonds
through payroll savings.