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Lieut. Comdr. Fred Glanding.
Vocational Training Officer. has
announced that the examination
for apprentice training will a.
held on Dee. 3. 1915. through
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debtedness Of around S2.00o. 600
vhich has been whittlcd down
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THrRsDAY
American Legion Aukiliars
McEtna 3 pm American
Legion Hall
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Previsicns md commisssrS
l,fesisipn. Ciothiaa and Com.
n,@aTy Dgpk took adssletage of
Ne faci ities offered b. the
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Portia White to Give
Song Recital

A song recital by Portia White
contralto, will take place at Ver-
mont Avenue Baptist Church Thurs
day at 8:lt pm. under the auspices
of Alpha. Kappa Alpha Sorority
Accompanied at the piano by Arpad
Sander, Miss White, will open her
program with 'Diyinites du Styx,
from Gluck's "Alceste," and include
also the famous aria Amour, Viens
Alder from Saint Saens' Samson
ct Dalila." Songs by Schumann
Brahms, Obradors, Falla, Hue, Fou-
drain, Hageman, Lady Scott, Ban
tock and several Negro spirituals
will complete the program.
Miss White is the daughter of the
only colored chaplain in the British
forces in the last war. She comes
from Halifax, Nova Scotia, where
her father was minister of the
CORVALLIS Street Baptist Church
and at one time the choir consisted
exclusively Of members of the White
family.
After Miss Whites debut in Town
Hall, New York City, she was hailed
to be one of the finest contralto
voices to reach New York since
Marian Anderson. She sang ex-
tensively in Canada, Australia and
the Maritime Provinces. BY special
invitation she appeared at Govern
ment House in Ottawa before the
Earl of Athlone and Princess Alice
Evening star., 1945-02-25

her second West Coast tour within
a year. The program will include
a group of Mary. Howe's songs,
''Viennese Waltz" Am Flusse" and
In Tauris," the latter sung here
for the first time publicly.
The recital will open with Lawes'
Il Prithee Send Me Back My
Heart" Purcell's When I Have
Often Heard" the 15th-century
song, MY Love Hath Made a Gar
den," and "Tobacco's but an Indian
Weed" dating back to the time of
James I. Three arias from Mas
senet's "Manon," "Restons lei"
"Adieu Notre Petite Table" and
"Gavotte," together with Poulenc's
Voyage Paris" and Hotel" also
Bruneau's "Passe Pied" and Sara
bande," will form the French
prOllnS
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Organ Program

Stan Sergt. Virgil Fox will give
an organ concert in the National
City Christian Church at J O'Clock
this afternoon, assisted by Margaret
Dittmar, soprano, from the Julliard
School Of Music Of New York. He
will play the church's four manual
Skinner organ. There is no ad-
mission charge, and the public i,
invited.
The opening number on the pro-
gram, De Monte's "Canzona," will
be followed by sergt. Fox's own, ar
rangement Of Boyce's "Ye Sweet
Retreat" after the piano tran.
scription by Harold Bauer. Bach.
Prelude and Fugue In A Minor,
MY Heart Ever Faithful" for 20.
prano, and Haydn's "Benedictus'
from Little Organ Mass" will con.
stitute the first two groups. visrneIl
Second Symphouy," Mary Howe,
"Gegie" in manuscript and Franck,,
"Chorale In D Minor" viii be among
the remaining selections for thu
organ.
Miss Dittmar win b heard also In
VOLTS "Schlaiendes Jesus-kind, :
Nun Wandre, Maria" Regsr's
Maria Wiegenlied" and two Biblica.
songs by Dvorak: by the Waters q
Babylon" and Sing Ye Z Joyfu
Song"
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Winning Quartets
To Be Played
By Music Guild

The Chamber Music Guild will
present three new compositions at
its concert Tuesday at $3.50 pm. in
Constitution Hall. The two prize
winning quartets of the hemisphere
contest of the guild last year and
Frederick Jacobs Rhapsody" for
harp and double string quartet will
have their world premiere on this
occasion. Mischief Piastro will con-
duct the latter work.
Mr.. jacob, who twice received
the award of the Society for the
Publication of American Music and
honorable mention in Elizabeth
Coolidge competition of 1924, is a
native of San Francisco. He has
studied and lived abroad for a
number of years, and his major
compositions for orchestra and
chamber music have been performed
in several European capitals as well
as in America.
Robert Doellner of Hartford. win
ner of the $1,000 given by RCA,
will be present at the concert to
hear the first performance Of his
Quartet No. l." the opening num-
Evening star., 1945-02-25
I.OES Actis,ities
ML0cal Chapters
Meetiues scheduled ore :

Trinity Chapter, Thursday, pm,
reception In honor Of Grand Patron
Robert B. Riley, jr. Members Of the
order are invited. Tomorrow, pm.
card party, home Of Ruby Canter.
Bethany Chapter, Friday, the line
omcers Of the Jurisdiction will be
honored.
Temple Chapter, Monday, line on
GERS night. Eve Ostrow Will read an
Original poem, The Four Freedoms. -
Columbia Chapter, Tuesday, 34th
anniversary celebration, 400 Ninth
street NV. The Grand Chapter ON
GERS Will be guests. March .. rum
mage sale.
Lebanon Chapter, Tuesday, asso-
ciate night in honor Of the associate
Inatron and associate patron, asso-
ciate grand natron and associate
grand patron attending. Star Point
banquet March /, $500 Sixteenth
street NV. .
East Gate Chapter-Friday, hon
oring February and March birth
days. Entertainment and refresh
ments.
Hope Chapter-Wednesda% In
itiation. Rehearsal. $50 p.m., to-
morrow. March 16, evening OF
games, benefit OF the ways and
means, 1900 Sixteenth street NV.
Brookland Chapter - Wednesday
Entertainment and refreshments.
Joppa Lodge Chapter-March
$50 to 1880 pm, ham dinner, Jopps
Lodge. Reservations, Randolph 1854
Warren G. Harding Chapter
Tuesday, honoring the past matrons
and patrons. Refreshments.
Chevy Chase Chapter-Wednes
day, reception to the grand matron
La Fayette Lodge Chapter
Wednesday, program and refresh
ments. ~
Martha Chapter will have charge
Of the religious services at the Ma.
sonic and Eastern Star Home al
3 pm. today. The Rev. Robert K
Merritt Of the Brightwood Parl
Methodist Church will preach the
sermon.
Naomi Chapter-Wednesday, 33e
anniversary celebration At 75l0 Wis.
consin avenue NV. Charter mem.
bers will be honored.
The 1885 Matrons and Patrons
Association will be entertained BY
Elmon v. Carr with a buffet supper
followed by election Of ofncers, Fri
day evening at 1900 Sixteenth stree
NV.
Friendship Chapter - Tuesday
Entertainment and refreshments.
Bethlehem Chapter, Tuesday
Entertainment and refreshments.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Gallery Plans Festival

The second American Music Fes-
tival at the National Gallery of Art
will be presented during the month
of March and consist of four con-
certs devoted to works of American
composers held on consecutive Sun
days.
The series will open with piano
recital by Helen McGraw on Sunday,
March 4. The Gordon String Quar-
tet will play on March II, and the
National Gallery Sinfonietta, Rich
ard Bales. conductor, will give the
programs on March 18 and rs. On
the former, Oscar Wagner, pianist,
will be the soloist, and the first
performance of Mr.. Bales National
Gallery Suite No. 2" will be the fea-
ture of the last concert.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Visiting Choir Sings
In Two Churches

The Princeton Theological Semi.
nary Choir will give two programs
in this city today, the first in Gar.
den Memorial Presbyterian Church
at II an, and at 8 pm. In the
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church
The choir, conducted by DR.. Da-
vid Hugh Jones, director Of music
at Princeton Seminary and a men,
Der OF the Westminster Choir Col
lege faculty since its founding In
1926, consists of Is voices and has
sung over $50 services during the
past six years. DR.. Henry Seymour
Brown, vice president Of the semi
nary, will be the guest speaker al
both churches. and six Of the stu
dents will participate in various
parts Of the services.
The Rev. Philip Goertz, minister
Of Garden Memorial Presbyterian
Church, was a member Of the choir
while ut Princeton. Vera B. Goertz
organist, viii play the prelude, Of.
fertory and postlude, the Seminary
Choir singing q cappellA.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Film Star to Appear
With Symphony

Miliza Korjus, coloratura soprano,
ana star Of the flim The Great
Waltz" will make her first WASH
ington appearance in . special con-
cert With the National Symphony,
Hans Kinder directing, sponsored
by the Washington, D. c., section
Of the National Council Of Jewish
Women.
When Miss Korjus came to this
country in 1886 to make the MGM
movie, she accepted few West
Coast engagements, going then to
Mexico and South America for con-
cert and radio commitments. AL
though well known through her re-
cordings. she had not appeared in
concert in the East until October,
when she gave = recital at Carnegie
Hall, the first OF some so engage
mentS of the season.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Music
Chilean Pianist
Gives Recital
This Afternoon

Claudio Arrau, the distinguished
Chilean pianist, whose recent ap-
pearances in Washington as soloist
with the Philadelphia and National
Symphony Orchestras this season
and last made musical history in the
Capital, returns to Constitution Hall
this afternoon for his flrst recital
appearance at that auditorium. The
program will begin at o'clock and
will be under the local management
of Dorothy Hodgkin Dorsey.
A brilliant New York recital In
1941 first focused national attention
on Arrau and since that time he
has become not only Chile's fore
most musical representative but one
OF the outstanding pianistic figures
before the American public. Arrau's
talents were so impressive as child
that the Chilean government under
took to finance his musical educa-
ton by sending him to Europe to
study under Martin Krause, a pupil
OF Liszt. This government subsidy
continued for 10 years and Arrau,
as a student, repaid the confidence
Of his government by winning both
the coveted Ibach and Liszt prizes
for pianistic excellence.
Arrau made his first visit to the
United States In 1924, when he ap-
peared as soloist with the Boston
Symphony and Chicago Symphony
Orchestras but his stay in this coun-
try was brief. On his return to the
United States in 1941, he was
promptly re-engaged by both or
chestras as soloist.
His program will consist of Bee
thovens Sonata in e Flat Major,
Op. 81, No. g." Schumann's "Carna-
val" Granados' La Maja y ell
Ruisenor," Ell Puerto" from Albeniz's
suite, Iberia" Debussy's "Poissons
dor" Ravels "Alborada del Gra-
cioso" and the Caprice Italien"
from Poulenc's suite, "Napoh."
Evening star., 1945-02-25

Der on the program His opus won
the award for Canada and the
United States. The other winner OF
this hemisphere contest, Camarco
Guarnieri, likewise a recipient of
81 900, is a Brazilian, whose works
have frequently been introduced at
the Pan American Union in recent
years He will be represented on
the Chamber Music Guild program
by his "Quartete Para Cordas,
No. O."
In addition to the above-men-
toned work for strings, Robert Mer-
rill will sing two groups of songs
Gluck's "ODel Mic Dolce Ardor, "
Scarlatti's "Se tu MANI" Mar
tini's 'Plaisir d'Amour," Hutchin-
sons "Old Mother Hubbard" set in
the style of Handel. MacGimsey' S
Down to the River" and Jonah
and de Whale" also Wolfe's GLORY
Road" Sylvia Meyer. harpist of the
National Symphony Orchestra, will
assist the octet of strings in the
jacob work, and Frederick Marantz
will accompany Mr.. Merrill at the
piano.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
.Dvorak Program

A program selected from the works
OF Dvorak will be presented at the
Hamline Methodist Church by the
choir and organist tonight at
o'clock. With Kathryn Rawls at the
organ the chorus win sing excerpts
from "Stabat Mater" The soloiSts,
Ethel Stickles, soprano; Mabel Flehr
contralto; Capt. J. Raymond Baine,
U. S. A.. tenor, and John Marville,
bass, will be heard in solo and en-
semble in the complete presentation
OF the Bible Songs The opening
number on the program will be
Legend No. f." Silhouette" La
ment, Op. 100," and Songs My
Mother Taught Me" for organ.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Sergt. BoiIey Returns
To Prewur Job in U. S.

After serving 21 months overseas
with the Signal Corps, former Serst
David Gordon Bailey. whose wife
lives at 66 Webster street. NV. and
whose parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Bailey. i've ct 525 Anderson avenue
Rockville. Md, has returned to his
job in the switchboard department
Of the Western Electric Co, Inc.
Following the invasion Of North
Africa and Sicily, Mr.. Bailey VA
hospitalized in this country and
afterward was made an instructor
at Fort Monmouth, N. j.
Evening star., 1945-02-25

The student division Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia Federation Of
Music Clubs, Thelma Callahan,
president, gave its second event
this season Saturday In the Music
Art Center, under the direction Of
Gertrude Lyons, state student ad-
wiser
The student contest win be held
Monday evening, April 2. Details
may be had from Mrs. Lyons, chair
man, 1875 G street NV, with ap-
plications hled before March 70.
The Washington Civic Orchestra,
Kurt Hetzel, conductor, will play
SIX numbers for the INCA Pan
American Clubs ''BraSil night"
program IN the auditorium 81 the
Department of Agriculture tomor-
rsw at SD Pm.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Faust to Be Given

The Washington Grand Opera
Co. will present Gounod's Faust"
in Constitution Hall Thursday ut
$50 pm. The cast will feature
Donald Dickson, baritone, OF the
Metropolitan Opera Co.; Franco
Perulli OF the La Scala Co. in Milano,
Italy, and the Chicago Opera Co. !;
Dorothy Remington, soprano, Of the
Covent Garden Opera Co. in Lon
don; Georgianna Bourbon and Nino
Ruisi OF the Philadelphia La Scala
Opera Co.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
SWV Auxiliaries

Col. James s. Petit Auxiliary will
hold an evening of games at Naval
Lodge Hall ut pm. tomorrow
Everybody welcome.
Col. James s. Petit Camp will
meet at 02l Pennsylvania avenue
Sc. Tuesday evening.
The Department Of the District OF
Columbia United Spanish War Vet
Grams Is making plans to resume the
annual excursion to Marshall Hall
in July.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
"reminiscences ii IreIond

Washington "reminiscences were
|rehashed by Stan sergt. Charles w.
Engelhardt. jr.. "a Eleventh street
NE, and Johnny Barnes, UsO per-
former, when the camp show "At
Ease" played at the Air Service
Command Depot where the sergeant
is stationed Ii ireland. Mr.. Bafnes'
parents, llr. and Mrs. walter a.
lAYnaot, Hyo at ~ ord stxoot MI
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Masonic Council
To Elect Officers;
Other Activities

The Grand Council OF Royal and
Select Masonic Masters will elect
and install ofilcers at 7 pm. Satur-
day 1t the Masonic Temple, pre-
ceded by q dinner at the Sphinx
Club. Most Illustrious Companion
George E. Umhau will preside.
woodbridge Chapter. Royal Arch
will be addressed Tuesday at 202s
Ninth street by Past High Priest
Harvey w. Goddard on 4The
Masters Hat-A Symbol OF Author
ity" New ofIicers are: Robert D
Grigss, jr.. high priest: Louis w
Plowman, king; Richard o. Her
berger. scribe; Henry r. Hill, jr.
secretary, and Arthur s. Henderson
treasurer; Erwin E. Martinsky, cap.
tain Of the host. Daniel A. Kohr
principal sojourner; Eldridge G
Jones, royal arch captain: Albert e
Engelbrecht, master Of third veil; J
Edgar Morris, master OF second veil;
Homer Suter. master OF first veil
and Walter B. Lydenbere, sentinel.
Scottish Rite Masons win confer
the 18th degree Tuesday night
Robert De Bruce Council Of Kadosf
will meet preceding the degree.
Trestleboard.
Monday-Dawson, M. NJ; STAINS.
bury, F. c.; Joppa, Benjamin Frank.
lin, M. M; Pentalpha, M. M; Chevy
Chase. rehearsal for r. c.: Noun,
Vernon Chapter, Anacostia Chap.
ter.
Tuesday-Federal, F. c.; Acacia
M. M; Takoma, special; Samue
Gompers, Mount Horeb, Potomac.
Hiram and Woodbridge Chapters
Mount Pleasant Council. Royal ane
Select Masters, grand visitation
jointly with Brightwood; De Mola!
Commandery.
Wednesday - Harmony, M. M.
Warren G. Harding, Chevy Chase
r. c.; Brightwood, e. A.; Washing
ton Commandery.
Thursday-Naval, M. NJ; Hiram
Lafayette, Singleton and Petworth
Brightwood Chapter. past master
degree.
Friday-Columbia, Lebanon, spe.
cial communication, 7:30 pm, M
M; Joseph H. Milans, Justice, Co
lumbia Commandery.
Saturday-Grand Lodge School o
Instruction.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Daughters of America

State Councillor Alice Soper and
her stan will visit Goodwill Febru-
ary Is at Northeast Temple and
Eagle. March 5 at 7407 Minnesota
avenue Sc.
Benevolence Committee meetins
March Z At Northeast Temple.
Barbara Frietchie will have 4
bingo March Is at Star Hail. Mount
Rainier, Md.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
|VFW Department
Launches Drive
For Used Clothes

Leolin H. Neville Thompson, COM
mander Of the District OF Columbia
Department, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, last week named 4 committee
to sponsor 4 drive for used cloth
Ing to be sent to the Philippines.
The Gold Chevron Club is making
arrangements for an oyster roast At
the headquarters, 1919 K street
NV, from 3 to 8 pm. on March
IL. There will also be an entertain
ment. Tickets can be secured at
the headquarters.
Front Line Post voted q past COM
mander's badge to Clyde. Keirns,
retiring commander. Benedict M.
Morgan. 4 member Of this post, has
BEEN appointed national public re-
lations ofbcer with his ONCE in the
Tower Building.
Stephen T. Nichka, commander
Of Federal Post, presented, on behalf
Of the post, to the members in
service and the sons Of the vTW
and auxiliary Z service nag to Mrs.
Rose Riley. auxiliary president.
The post gave . testimonial dinner
to Lemuel Buckingham, jr.. who has
been ord ed overseas. Edgar E.
Good Of World War II, a patient ut
Mount Alto Hospital, was given
the obligation by Comdr. Nichja.
Government Printing Once Post
will elect oflcers March 4.
Capt. Valentine Mayer of the
National Guard OF Honor Is seek
ing recruits for the guard.
Equality-Walter Reed Post elected
to membership Ralph A. Becker,
Frederick w. Duvau, Worden H.
Fairfax, Richard w. Finkel, George
G. Franklin, George J. Hart, Per-
shins ]. Oldham, Louis Silverman
and Bril- Wilson. Maj. william Z.
Dove was reinstated.
Adjt. Charles Holmes announced
an amateur boxing show on March
8, Turner's Arena.
Meetings this week are: Monday,
Front Line Post, 1919 K street NV;
Tuesday, Military Order Of the
Coolies, 713D street NV; Wednes-
day, Police and Fire Post, 7l3 D
street NV; Thursday, Potomac
Post. 1918 X street NV; Friday,
Internal Revenue Post, 1919 X street
NV.
Auxiliaries.
At a special meeting last week of
Treasury Auxiliary, with the presi.
dent, Mrs. Virgie Evans, presiding,
the following were given the obli-
cation: Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Wilson
and Mrs. Pearl Heasertty. The
next meeting will be March s, for
election OF officers.
At Federal Auxiliary, with the
president. Mrs. Rose Rely, presid-
ing, plans were made for an eve
ming OF games at the home Of Mrs.
Shea. Mrs. Marie Stevenson, hos
pital chairman, announced plans
for . quiz program and entertain
ment at Walter Reed Hospital.
The Firecrackers Cootiette Club
at the last meeting obligated Mrs.
Sigma Hasslacker, Mrs. Helen Walk
er and Mrs. Edna Rose.
Meetings this week: Monday
Front Line Auxiliary, 713 D street
NV. Tuesday-Hornet Circle of
the Lady Bugs, It's D street NV.
Friday-oovernment Printing Of
flee Auxiliary, 7l3 D street NV.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Concert Schedule
TODAY.

Msrs.ret ts pittnsr mar soprsno s5aan rssisl s
ing: National City Christian
Church, pm.
oifuato sasion AI.fp' a.ii piano p' recital con'ti
American Union. 4 pm.
Juanitn Carter. soprano. song recital,
Pauiins slavin' pianist; Max Kobre.
yiolinist. sonata recital. Barker
Concert Recorded Music. Public
aaDsas'i ssre.ts NV. si.'sen1n s pm. and Lamont
Souls Church. 5 pm.
Dvorak Prosram, John H. Marville;
chnseS celhrsseSSr' namline Methodist
Navy Band symphony Orchestra. 1t.
Charles Brendler.. conductor: Oscar
Shumsky.. violinist, soloist National
Gallery Of Art, s pm.
TOMORROW.
Wade N: Stephens, organ recital.
Marine ri n Band j. Sdnaapfl apntss. Rieh.rd &c Joiner.
in1; Phillips GALLERY. $40 pm.
Mq dsobsn A1secissGn sslton msses aaes
artist; Arts Club. 8 p.m.
TUESDAY.
Chamber Music Guild. Robert Merrill,
soioist: Constitution Hail. $50 ns. p.m.
Marine Band. Marine Barracks, 1890
pm.
WEDNESDAY.
Concert Recorded Music. Public
Library, Sixteenth street and Good
HOPE road 8. E.. 7:30 pm.
Wade N. Stephens, organ recital.
L. D. 3. Chapel, pm.
Members of Marine Band Symphony
Orchestra. Marine Barracks. s:15
THURSDAY.
Portia White. contralto. song recital,
Mount Vernon Avenue Baptist
Church, Sis pm.
Faust" Washington Grand Opera
CO., Constitution Hall, $3.50 pm
Friday Morning Music Club. pianists
group, string ensemble. Linda Sool
DENLY, director, Barker Hall,
YWCA. $50 pm.
FRIDAY.
Navy Band symphony Orchestra,
William Arsers, French horn,
soloist, Departmental Auditorium.
Marine Band. Marine Barracks. 1880
SATURDAY.
Wade N. Stephens. organ recital.
L. D.. s. Chapel. Pm
Elena Crivella, pianist, Frances Dut-
ton, soprano, benefit concert, ward
man Park Theater, $40 pm.
Evening star., 1945-02-25
Soprano to Be Heard
In Phillips Gallery

Juanita Carter soprano, will give
a recital in the Phillips Gallery,
with Theodore Schaefer at the
piano, this afternoon at o'clock.
Her local appearance will precede
Evening star., 1945-02-25

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CHURCH OF THE PILGRIMS
2and and p sts. NV, 1:30 O'Clock.
Sonata, Op. 81 Ernest Krenek
Pastorale Darius Milhaud
Evening star., 1945-02-25
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Evening star., 1945-02-25

The Department National Defense
Committee, under Craftsmanship of
Horace Hoctor of Bunker Hill Post
will meet at the Legion clubhouse
tomorrow evening. National defense
chairmen are requested to be pres
ent SO that the program and the
activities Of the committee may be
presented in due course to the re-
spective posts.
Evening star., 1945-02-25

The department has formed 4
Speakers Committee to enlishten
lesionnaires, parent-teacher associa-
tions. church organizations and 9TH
ers on the subject Of the universal
military training bill.
Evening star., 1945-02-25

Readers approving the fepfintinG
OF the Korean stamp are invited
to write to the Stamp Editor Of The
Star; those opposed are asked to
communicate with Robert I. Fellers,
superintendent Of the Division Of
Stamps, Post Once Department,
Warrington, d. G. All letters viii
be turned over to Postmaster Gen.
eral Frank G. walker for his con-
sideration.