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Evening star., 1945-09-30
lOES Activities
In Local Chapters
Meetings xcheduled are:

Meetings scheduled are:
Areme Chapter-Wednesday. ini-
tiation.
Joppa Lodge Chapter-Wednes-
day, grand visitation. For rummage
telephone Georgia 4048.
Bethany. Chapter-Friday, grand
visitation and honoring Octobe,
birthdays.
Trinity Chapter-Thursday, hon.
oring past matrons and patrons.
Gavel Chapter-Tuesday, grane
visitation and celebrating oath an.
niversary.
Lafayette Lodge Chapter-Wed.
nesday, Star Point Society with Dol
ly Woods. Saturday. Patsy party al
chapter hall.
Acacia Chapter-Tuesday.
Congress Lodge Chapter-Mon.
day, grand visitation.
Martha Chapter-Friday, initia.
ton. October II, IL, Is, r,mmage
sale. Contact Mrs. Stella Towner OF
Ray Morrison.
Ruth Chapter-Wednesday. mi.
tiation and honoring October
birthdays.
| Loyalty Chapter-Wednesday, Oc.
tober II, Home Board will entertain
the Campbell Loffler Sewing Club al
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
st. Johns Lodge Chapter-Mon.
day, grand visitation.
Washington Centennial Chapter
Friday, grand visitation.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter
Thursday, grand visitation. Octobel
10, Afternoon Bridge Club with Mr.
Iona M. Elder.
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Washington Opera
Lists Performances

William Webster, general director
of the Washington Grand Opera
Co., announces that the companys
third season will open in Constitu-
ton Hall on October Is with a per-
formance of Carmen" Other
operas to be given this season are:
Lucia di Lammermoor on Novem-
Der IA; "Pagliacci" and "Cavalleria
Rusticana," December s; "Rigo-
letto," January "a and La Boheme'
on February 18.
Ethel Barrymore Colt will sing
the role of Micaela in Carmen and
Josephine Antoine and Armand To-
katyan will take the leading parts
in La Traviata." The tenor roles
in Lucia di Lammermoor" and La
Boheme' will be sung by Bruno
Landi of the Metropolitan Opera
Other artists listed to appear are
CALI Campi, Georgianna Bourbon
Dorothy Remington, jacques Ge-
rard, Claudio. Frigerio, Giovann
Martinelli, Alexander Sved and Will
liam Webster. The chorus will be
brought from New York and the
orchestra of so pieces will be di-
rected by Gabrielle Simeoni.
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Meeting Postponed
By VFW Auxiliary

Mrs. Mildred Carter, president,
VFW Auxiliary Department, an
nounced the department meeting to
have been held tomorrow is post
poned until October 18, as many
members are on their way to Chicago
to the national convention.
Mrs. Carter has asked auxiliary
presidents to have their colors out
for the ceremonies Friday, honoring
Admiral Nimitz. For further details
as to where to meet and the time,
call Mrs. Irene Norton, Trinidad 72l5
Equality Walter Reed Auxiliary
visited the women's ward at Mount
Alto Hospital, which the depart
ment has adopted. Each patient
was presented with a gift. Police
and Fire Auxiliary will visit the
ward in October, Government Print
ing Once Auxiliary in November and
National Capital Auxiliary in De-
cember.
At the special meeting of Gov
ernment Printing Once Auxiliary
Mrs. Edna Rose, president. appointed
Mrs. Louise Mann as chairman to
raise money to go toward the Dis
trict of Columbia cottage fund.
which is to be started by Depart
ment Comdr. Frank Topash.
Potomac Auxiliary met Friday at
the Gold Chevron Club with the
president, Mrs. Frances Dove, pre-
siding. Plans are under way for a
Joint Christmas party to be given In
the Red Cross recreation hall at
Mount Alto in December.
Mrs. Mary Elfritz, a Gold Star
Mother, was initiated and Mrs.
Florence Peterson and daughter,
Miss Margaret Morris, will be in
itiated at the next meeting.
Meetings this week are: Tuesday,
All-American Auxiliary, 1919 X
street NV. Wednesday, Police and
Fire Auxiliary, 713 X street NV:
Naval Gun Factory Auxiliary. 24o4
Minnesota avenue Sc. Friday, Gov
ernment Printing ONCE Auxiliary,
713 K street NV.
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Famed Choir to Sing
Spirituals at Stadium

The program to be given by the
Hall johnson Choir at Griffith Sta
dium Sunday, October 7, will include
Ride On, Jesus" Amt Got Time
to Die" Ezekiel Saw de Wheel,
Water Boy River Chant" st
Louis Blues" Go Down, Moses,
John de Revelator," Deep River
and Little Black Train"
Presented by the Washington
Negro Civic Opera Company and
the National Council of Negro
Women, of which Mary Mcleod
Bethune is president, the choir will
make its first appearance in Wash
ington next Sunday. The group
celebrates its 25th anniversary this
year. The singers have appeared in
score of motion pictures, among
which were Cabin in the Sky" !"
Lost Horizon" Meet John Doe, "
The Green Pastures" Tales OF
Manhattan" and "Swanee River.
Hall johnson wrote both the book
and music for the Broadway produc-
ton of THE Green Pastures" In
1941 the group established a scholar
ship fund to assist talented singers
in their education.
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Quartet at Library

The concerts by the Budapest
String Quartet announced for last
Thursday and Friday and post.
poned on account of the illness o1
one of the members will be given
this coming Thursday and Friday
in the Library of Congress. These
programs will be the opening events
of the series sponsored each year
by the Gertrude Clarke Whittall
Foundation. Tickets for September
q will be honored on Thursday and
those for September % on Friday
The members of the Budapest
Quartet, Josef Roismann and Ed
gar Gutenberg, violins; Boris Kroyt
viola, and Mischa Schneider, cello
will play Haydn's Quartet, Op. 76,
No. g." BARRIERS Quartet, Op. H."
and Beethoven's Quartet, Op. So
No. l." The same program will be
given on both nights, beginning at
$3.50 o'clock.
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Nicholson Recital

Robert Nicholson, Australian bari
tone, soloist with the Washington
Choral Society for the past two
seasons and appearing in its per-
formance of Elijah" on October 30
will be presented in recital at the
Arts Club Thursday, $3.50 pm. Mr.
Nicholson was soloist in THE Mes
siah," under Sir Thomas Beecham' S
direction in Montreal in April.
Accompanied by Louis A. Potter,
he will sing Arm, Arm, Ye Brave,
from Handel's Judas Maccabaeus,
Have You Seen but a Whyte Lille
Grow" 1T Is Enough" from Men
delssohn's Elijah Schubert's Der
Wanderer," "Du blst die Rub" Der
Doppelgaenger" and Who Is Syl-
VIA two arias; the III Laceratc
Spirito," from Verdi's Simon Boo
canegra," and "Di Provenza," from
la Traviata," Critics The Lament
of Ian the Proud" Coleridge-T -Tay-
lor's Thou Art Risen, My Be-
loved" Besley's "Freights" and
James The Land of Who Knows
Where"
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In Local Music Circles

The District of Columbia Chap.
ter, American Guild of Organists
Katharine Fowler, dean, will hole
the first meeting of the season to.
morrow, pm, in the chapel OF
the Latter-Day Saints. Wade N
stephens, the chapel organist. viii
present a program and Temple
Dunn will give an account of the
summer session of the Christian.
sen Choir School including a list Of
new anthems studied.
Other officers elected this yea,
are Theodore Schaefer, subdean
Alice Eliot, secretary; Mrs. j
Fahrenbach. treasurer, and 1t. C
De Witt, registrar.
The United States Marine Band
Capt. William F. Santelmann. lead.
er, will participate in the 18th ma
tional encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic to be held in
Columbus, Ohio, today until Thurs.
day.
The music appreciation course
offered by the YWCA entitled Lis.
tening to Music" will be taught this
year by Paul Hume. The course
begins on Wednesday at 8 pm. and
Will continue for 10 weeks.
Sylvia Goldman, pianist. will
teach at her studio, 1880 G street
NV, on Tuesdays, Fridays and
Saturdays and at 77O0 Blair road
on Mondays and Thursdays.
Beatrice Belle Keating, l3-year-
old pianist, member of the District
OF Columbia Federation of Music
Clubs and the National Piano-play-
ing Additions, broadcast as guest
on the Teen timers show over
WEAF from Radio City, New York,
on Saturday, September %.
The NaVV Band will DIay on AL
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Program by Pianists

A joint piano recital will be given
this afternoon at S o'clock in Phil
lips Gallery by June Morris and
Verna Wolf. Miss Wolf will play
the Bach-Guenther choral, "Jesu,
Joy of Mans Desiring" Bach's "Prel-
ude and Fugue in G Minor" Cho-
pins Prelude in D Flat Major" and
"Scherzo in B Flat Minor" Mac
dowells claire de Lune," De-
bussy's ''Minstrels," Ravers piece
en- Forme de Habanera" and Kee-
ney's Mountain Tune"
Miss Morris will be heard in Bee
thoven's Sonata in D Major, Op.
10, No. 3" Chopin's "Nocturne in D
Flat Major" and Prelude in B Flat
Minor" Ireland's The Island Spell, ;,
Debussy's la Danse de Puck and
Les Collines d'Anacapri."
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Artists in the neUs this
Ueek. Aboue, Maggie Teyte,
British soprano, giving a De-
buSsy recital Nth the re-
noUned American pianist,
George Copeland, tomorrow
night in Constitution Hall.
Circle, Coe Glade, the gla-
morous Carmen to appear
1Dtth the San Carlo Opera
tonight in the same hail.
Right, Alfred Chigi, baritone,
one OF the soloistS on the
benefit program being pre-
Sented by the st. Andrews
Society this afternoon in the
British Embassy grounds.
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Major and at 10 made her New
York debut in recital in Town
Hall. Since then she has played with
the New York Philharmonic, the
Cleveland. Philadelphia, New Ha-
ven and Montreal Women's SYM
phony Orchestras and given a num-
ber of concerts.
Hire program tonight will consist of
the Bach-Liszt Organ Prelude and
Fugue in A Minor" Beethoven S
Sonata. Op. 49," Chopin's "Scherzo
in B Flat Minor" "Etude in E Ma
jor, Op. 10, No. 3" Prelude in B Flat
Minor, Op. 28, No. 16," "Berceuse"
and "Polonaise in A Flat Major" I"
Ravel's "Jeux d'eau" and "Toccata, u
LISTS Etude in F Minor and D Flat
Major and the Paganini- List
'Etude in A Minor"
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Royal Arcanun

A union meeting of all local coun-
cils will be held October % in tribute
to Grand Regent Andy Horn, at
419 Seventh street NV. Supreme
Regent George w. Mercer and other
members of the Supreme Council
from New York, Boston and Chi
cago will attend. Past Grand Regent
Herman Wealthall will preside.
Other meetings are: Municipal
and District Councils, october 9, 419
Seventh street NV; Oriental, Kis-
met and Capitol Councils, October
IL and 26, No. 7 Fourth street NE.
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SWV Auxiliaries
Meetings this week are:

Monday-Admiral George Dewey
Auxiliary. Tuesday-Col. John J.
Astor Auxiliary. Department Pres
ident Gertrude Miles will make an
omcial visit. Wednesday-Depart-
ment meeting, Northeast Masonic
Temple. Auxiliary presidents are
requested to attend. Friday-Gen.
Henry w. Lawton Auxiliary, evening
OF games. home of Laura Sabins.
Saturday-Birthday party Of the
Lissards, rythian Temple.
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Masonic News

The Scottish Rite will confer the
18th Degree Tuesday evening, to be
followed by the 30th Degree Friday
evening. This series of degrees will
be concluded on october 9 with the
exemplification of the 32d Degree.
The second fall class is scheduled
to begin Ocotber 16 and continue
each succeeding Tuesday, concluding
December IL.
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Odd Fellows

Golden Rule Lodge will meet
Tuesday at IOOF Temple.
Under the auspices of the Rebekah
Assembly, Gladys M. Smith, presi-
dent, the six Rebekah lodges will
celebrate the Oath anniversary of the
Rebekah Degree lodges on Friday
evening at IOOF Temple. Grand
Master william F. Zimmerman, ac-
companied by his staff, and Grand
Patriarch Thurmond r. Cordell and
officers Of the encampment will also
be present. Mrs. j. Warren Hastings
will speak. There will be a musical
program and dancing.
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~ y ~ " - ! "
American born
of Polish de-
scent, Miss Ia
renba created a
sensation when
S h e play e d
works of Bach
and Beethoven
in a con e r t
when S years old.
She was soloist
with the Wom-
ems Symphony
orc h e S ira of
Boston two years
later in Mozart S
A
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Oriental Shrine

Suzu Court No. 81, Ladies' ORR
entail Shrine Of North America, will
hold a grand conclave Tuesday at
Stansbury Hall, Georgia and Con-
cord avenues. SuZu Court band, will
provide entertainment. Members
will appear in full regalia, with Mrs.
Mildred Rohr, directing the band.
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American Legion
II Posts to Hold
TOint Installation

Joint installation of officers of IA
posts of the District of Columbia
Department, the American Legion,
will be conducted by Comdr. Herbert
j. jacob and his staff, on October
IA at the Sylvan Theater.
Each post will participate in the
massing of colors and other scenic
effects are being arranged. John
Houston is chairman Of the CON-
mittee on arrangements.
The American Legion will sponsor
another Nationwide Gifts foc
Yanks Who Gave" campaign for
next Christmas. The public will be
asked to contribute packages for
hospitalized servicemen and vet
Grams.
The program will be launched in
every community tomorrow, under
the leadership of the posts and
auxiliaries.
Arrangements are being made for
the special department convention
on October Is and l6 in the audi
torium of the Department of Com
merce.
United States Internal Revenue
Post elected the following delegates:
Chester A. Bennett, John A. Long.
Russell S. Jeffreys, Richard L. Ryan
and Fred l. Edwards. Alternates,
Charles W., Curran, Joseph Gorrell
Alvin Siegfried, Breedlove Smith and
George Slentz. Past Comdr. John
A. Long has been appointed the
convention secretary.
Victory Post elected the following
delegates: H. E. Sweet, John Lind
holm, sr.; T. P. Reynolds, A. P. Gill,
P. T. FitZgibbons and M. G. Survis
Alternates, G. r. Lansdale, G. L.
Kramer, Walter Jackson, George
Miller and Early Smith.
The newly elected officers of the
U. S. Jacob Jones Post will be in
stalled by Department Comdr. Ja-
cobi and STAFF on October 18th at
the Washington Club, 170l K street
NV. They are: Commander, Madge
Fitzgerald; vice commanders, Freda
Hames, Ruth Mckenzie; historian,
Edith Purcell; chaplain, Helen
Riley; quartermaster, Ethel DOH
erty; sergeant at arms. Jennie
Claymon; color bearers, Catherine
Hazen and Myrtle Wright.
Meetings this week are:
Monday-Stephen p. McGroarty
Post, Legion clubhouse: Department
of Commerce Post, department au-
ditorium.
Tuesday Vincent B. Costello
Post, Legion clubhouse; Second Di-
vision Post, New Colonial Hotel.
Wednesday-Sergeant Jasper Post.
Legion clubhouse: Columbia Post,
1924 Georgia avenue NV.
Thursday George Washington
and Jane De Lano Posts, Legion
clubhouse; Fort Stevens Post,
Georgia and Concord avenues NV.
Friday-Victory Post, Legion club
house,
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Music
Notes
Program by Pianist
In Art Gallery

Sylvia zaremba, 14-year-old pi-
anist, will be presented in recital
by the National Gallery of Art to-
night at 8 o'clock in the East Gar
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District Delegates
Leave for Chicago
.VFW Convention

| Comdr. Frank Topash of the Dis.
trict of Columbia Department, Vet.
Grams of Foreign Wars, will leae
the delegation leaving here tonigh
for Chicago to attend the nationa
convention. He will be accompanied
by Department Quartermaster Ed.
ward T. Spedden, Fourth Distric
Council Member Charles B. Jen.
nings, Past Department Comdr
Edward K. Inman, Department Jun.
ior Vice Comdr. Albert M. Arm.
strong, Senior Vice Comdr. Charlie,
M. O'Malley and Acting Adjt. Arthur
C. Fowle. They will make theil
headquarters at the Morrison Hotel
At the last meeting of Front Line
Post at the Gold Chevron Club the
following were given the obligation
by Comdr. Clyde w. KERN: Charles
T. Binning, Lawson r. Carlyle, Rob-
ert A. Carmack, William A. Des
Marias, Herbert F. Doherty, Lou E
Doyle, Everett H. Gay, Richard B
Gilliland, Arnold E. Herman, Joseph
B. Jones, Wesley H. Levin. Myer
Hepner, William j. Nesbitt, Walter
E. Sipes, Robert P. Smith, Judge L
Wightman. James c. Wilson, Herbert
L. Koch, Jerry West, Donald Chap
man and Herbert o. Yardley.
The post, with the auxiliary, are
making plans for the celebration OF
their goth anniversary November 6
All-American Post, meeting at the
Gold Chevron Club elected to men,
bership the following, who were
given the obligation by Comdr
Thomas E. Murphy: Amos O.
Cooper, John j. Tresch, John Pers-
son, Albert Smith. Laurence Belding
George E. Wines and Charles M
McClelland.
Comdr. Eugene F. White presided
over the last meeting of United
States Treasury Post. The post
members will attend the hospital
party to be given by the auxiliary
during October at Mount Alto Hos
pital.
The following were voted into
membership: G. S. Ofanso, S. P
Archino, A. c. Donovan and Melven
Hogan.
The following were obligated tt
membership into Equality Waite,
Reed Post: John ]. Butler, Herrir
F. Culver. Ira j. Dobbie. Leor
hewitt, David Pogolon, Guy H
Pryor, James G. Phillips, Benjamin
E. Reskus, James B. Robertson
James A. Rollison. Randolph H
Skidmore, Derma T. Showard, Her
bert H. Shelley and Robert L.
Warder. The post indorsed a reso-
luton, presented by Past Depart
ment Adjt. Arthur C. Fowle, re-
Questing early discharge of all serv-
icemen who have served at least
three years.
Meetings this week are:
Monday-Council of Administra-
ton, District Building.
Tuesday-Military Order of the
Cootie, 7l3 D street NV.
Wednesday-H. l.. Edmonds Post
1919 X street NV; United States
Naval Gun Factory Post, 1910 Good
Hope road Sc.
Thursday-Equality- Walter Reed
Post, 1919 K street NV
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this afternoon at pm.
There are vacancies for singers
OF all voices in the Lovette Choral
Club and appointments for audi
tlons may be made with the direc-
tor, Eva Whitford Lovette. Rehear-
sails begin tomorrow at the Thom-
son Community Center.
Theodore Walstrum, concert pian-
ist and vocal coach of New York
City, resumed his classes at the
Musical Art Center yesterday
Graduating from Curtis Institute as
scholarship pupil of David Saperton
and Isabella Venegerova, Mr.. Wal
strum became official pianist of the
Philadelphia Civic Opera Company
and later assistant conductor of the
Philadelphia Orchestra Association
opera Division. For the past two
years he has been accompanist and
associate conductor of the Univer-
sity Glee Club of New York City,
besides maintaining a studio there
and accompanying artists of dis
tinction and concertizing.
Ethyl Manning, director of the
Columbia Light Opera Company an
nounces the engagement of Millicent
Lewis, soprano, and Lewis Rose,
tenor, for the production of Lehar's S
The Merry Widow" on October "a
in Roosevelt auditorium, rehearsals
Tor which will begin this week.
Miss Lewis, who will sing the part
of Xenia, appeared in Gilbert and
Sullivan roles with the Light Opera
Theater Provincetown Playhouse
and recently understudied the part
of Metella in La Vie Parisienne"
with the New Opera Company, New
York, besides appearing on the
radio. Mr.. Rose, Washingtonian
cast as Prince Danilo, toured last
season in "Blossomtime" and later
appeared in Kreisler's Rhapsody"
and was alternate tenor in La Vie
Parisienne
The annual additions sponsored
by the Chamber Music Guild will be
held the second and third weeks in
October. Application blanks may be
obtained from Annie Lee Pickett.
chairman of the Additions Commit
tee, and must be returned before
Sunday, October 7. Qualified mu-
sicians who have resided in Wash
lngton or within a radius Of 20 miles
for one year at least are eligible and
the winner, chosen by unanimous
vote of the judges, will be presented
in concert by the guild during the
season.
Louis A. Potter, conductor of the
Washington Choral Society, an
nounces the engagement of Florence
Manning, Mary Van Kirk, Saide
Knox, Maj. Arthur Kent and Robert
Nicholson as soloists in the oratorios
to be given this winter in Constitu-
ton Hall Mr.. Nicholson will be
heard again in the performance of
MendelSsohn's Elijah" on Tuesday,
October 80, but the other artists
have not yet been assigned their
roles. The Choral Society will pre-
sent, in addition to Elijah" Handel's
The Messiah" on December II, and
Parker's "Hora Novissima" on
March 5.
Franklin Dressed, tenor, announces
the removal of his vocal studio to
1707 I street NV, where he has
resumed his teaching.
The acceptance of membership in
the National Lutheran Chorus will
close on October 8. Enrolment may
be made tomorrow and on October
8. Rehearsals for a Constitution
Hall concert this winter are being
held Monday nights. 8 o'clock in
Luther Place Memorial Church.
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Washington Bridge League pair
game results last week were.

game results last week were.
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rs snf nIs soyd .nd als hsnfossF ssssRa
diet and J. r. Moore, nrst. 176h; Mrs.
c. G. Mcdonnell. third, ia.
Section B-North and South; Mrs, sybil
Mrs. A. J. steinbers and II. r. King. sec
Ions. third. 123is: East and West. Mrs.
s 4 pr Sr0is Jna steinS.rs s and ssfhe West,
rich, second, 1892: Mrs. Marian Barre
and Mrs. W. vandeventer, and Col and
Mrs. H. J. Vandersluis, tied for third, 127
Among the grand slams bid and
made last week was one in which
Charles S. Groves of the National
Press Club, was the declarer. with
Sidney Reisenstein as his partner.
The contract was seven clubs and,
although the partnership had only
seven trumps and eight hearts and
eight diamonds, the club grand slam
was the only one that could have
been made. The side was missing
the kings of spades and hearts and
the king, queen of diamonds, but
clever finessing and careful discard
ing eliminated that disadvantage
Mr.. Groves held the ace-queen of
spades and a spade was led to him.
Then, with the ace-jack and one of
clubs in the dummy and the king
queen and two others in his own
hand, he led trumps, which, for
tunately, divided evenly between the
opposition. Then, from his jack
one of hearts, he led the jack and
allowed it to ride. 1t held the trick
Another heart and the king fell
leaving four good hearts in dummy
upon which he discarded three dia-
monds and losing spade, leaving
himself with the ace of spades, the
ace of diamonds and a good club
He made all 13 tricks. The lead OF
a diamond would have set the grand
slam contract.
Another grand slam contract re-
ported from the National Press Club
was a bid of seven hearts by Oliver
Hoyem, with COL Louis e. Brown as
his partner. Wilbur E. Howard
with Miss May Wilson as his part
ner in private game, also bid and
made a grand slam in spades.
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World Of lamps

This shows the entire Philippine Common
wealth stamps overprnted with the word Victory 1t
carries the special cachet reading unconditional of
Japan, September O. l945 VI Day. Re-
ceved by George Hamilton r, of the law
Hamilton Union Trust Building mailed by Maj Gen.
William F. Tompkns Hq. U. s. A. C. O. M c., has
Endorsement the back Staff Photo
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Concert Schedule
TODAY,

TODAY,
San Carlo Opera Co.., La Boheme,
3 pm; Carmen" $50 PM: Con-
stitution Hall
st, Andrews Society Benefit, British
Embassy Grounds, pm.
June Morris, yernA Wolf, Joint piano
recital, Phillips Gallery. 8 Pm.
Sylvia Zaremba, piano recital, Ma
tfonal Gallery of Art, 8 pm.
TOMORROW.
Maggie Teyte. soprano; George Cope
land, pianist, Debussy program,
Constitution Hall. $50 pm.
d. c. Chapter American Guild of Or
Ranists, meeting, Wade N. 6teph-
ems, organist. soioist, Chapel Of
Latter Day Saints, pm.
WEDNESDAY.
Wade N. Stephens. organ recital L.
D. 3. Chapel, s pm.
THURSDAY.
Robert Nicholson, baritone. song re-
cital. Arts Club, $40 pm.
Budapest 6tring Quartet, Library Of
Congress, $3.50 pm.
FRIDAY.
Budapest String Quartet, Library of
Con9reas, $3.50 pm.
SATURDAY.
Wade n Stephens. orsan recital. L.
d. B. Chapel. pm.