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Evening star., 1946-06-10
Ricci, Young Cellist, Shows
Exceptional Talent in Concert
By Elena de Soyn

The cello recital by George Ricci
in the Phillips Gallery yesterday
afternoon disclosed an artist OF ex-
ceptional talent and ability, whose
performance invites unstinting
praise. His playing is as natural as
the gift Of speech. One is preemi-
nently impressed by the absence of
strain OF any kind, the ease with
which he draws a healthy and Vi
brant tone, his subtle shadings, his
admirable pianissimo, his trills, the
facility in the altissimo register, not
to mention a half dozen or more
assets that 60 into the making of
and artist and virtuoso.
Scheduled for a recital here some
time ago, postponed because of an
injury to his hand in an automobile
accident, the young cellist presented
a taxing program, assisted at the
piano by John La Montaigne. A
sensitive accompanist and an artist
IN his own right, Mr.. La Montaigne
showed his sterling qualities in the
performance of Beethoven's Sonata
in A Major" jointly with Mr.. Ricci.
While the inclusion of this work
prolonged the program unnecessar-
lily, it afforded an opportunity to
become acquainted with a pianist
OF whom one may expect a great
deal in the future.
The effective "Toccata" by Fresco-
@~f~
found its logical sequence in Boo
cherini's Concerto B Flat Major"
played by Mr.. Ricci after the
Beethoven sonata. A cellist of no
mean ability, the composer wrote
some remarkable works for the cello
OF which this concerto is represent
ative. It's performance left nothing
to be desired, as well as that of
shorter numbers: the Weber-Piati.
gorsky graceful "Rondo," the Cho-
pin-Sarasate "Nocturne E Flat No.
g." Peppers "Polonaise" and "Sere-
made c Minor" the latter substituted
for his Spinning Song" on the pro-
gram. Bach's "Adagio" and Rimsky-
Korsakoff's THE Bundle Bee"
Young Pianist In Recital.
Critics, Sonata" adjudged as
"one Of the finest abstract work in
American piano literature and a
formidable landmark in achieve
ment," was given an inspired per-
formance by Macrae Cook in the
National Gallery Of Art last night
Evening star., 1946-06-10
Operation Reverse
Saves $308, ,000, 900
BY the Assoeioied Press

SAN FRANCISCO, June 10
Through its operation reverse" the
Army brought back from its Pa
cific bases about $308, 100000 worth
of surplus supplies in May, port Of
embarkation officials reported yes
terday.
The volume handled through San
Francisco from Pacific overseas
bases reached $4,000 tons last
month.
The Army said the shipments in
cluded almost everything-from SAL
vagable scrap metal to fine surgical
instruments.
The largest single item in terms
OF tonnage was motorized equip
ment-jeeps, tanks, mobile derricks,
trucks and trailers.
Evening star., 1946-06-10
Decorated

Col. John G. Hill of 273O Ordway
street NV, has been awarded the
Distinguished Service Medal for
duties performed in Belgium and
Germany. He was assistant chief
of staff, Go, of the Fifth Corps, from
November, 1914, to April, l945, while
overseas.
Col. Harry A. Kuhn of 1915 Fulton
street NV, also received the Dis
itinguished Service Cross. The cita-
ton was for services from Decem-
Der, 1941, to October, 1945, as head
Of the New York chemical warfare
procurement district and later as
chief of the control division at
chemical warfare headquarters in
Washington.
Col. Gustave H. Vogel of 1902
Legation street NV, who was chief
of the petroleum section at Allied
headquarters in Europe, also was
awarded the Distinguished Service
Medal. His period of service was
from June, 1914, to July, 1945.
Legion of Merit awards have been
made to the following in this area: !:
Col. william A. Walker of 3517 S
street NV, for work during the
greater part of the war. He organ
lied the combat analysis section and
directed it from its inception in
October, 1943, to December, 1914.
He was also deputy chief of the
current group. operations division
during part of that time to Sep
tember, 1945.
1t. Col. James S. Lay, jr., of 202
Forest drive, Falls Church, for serv-
ices from December, 1943, to Novem-
Der, 1945, with the joint chiefs of
staff. He was on the Intelligence
Committee, and served as secretary.
1t. Col. Edwin M. Wright of 1s4O
Lamont street NV, for services to
the joint Army Navy collection
agency in the Middle East from
September, 1943, to September, 1945.
In this work he evaluated much OF
the political and economic informa-
ton pertaining to the area.
Maj. Frank H. Spears, jr. of 1900
N. Quinn street, Arlington, for eval-
uating information concerning the
Japanese army. He served with mill
tary intelligence at the War De-
partment from February, 1914, to
August, 1945.
Maj. Eugene H. Clay, OF 2s00
Woodley road NV, was presented
with the Legion of Merit award to-
day in Berlin, according to an As
sociated Press dispatch.
| Maj. Clay received the award for
his work as chief of the police
branch of the economics division
OF the Once of Military Govern
ment. He served in the Navy and
Treasury departments before enter
ing military service and is a former
assistant District Attorney of New
York. His mother, Mrs. Marjorie
Tillinghast, lives at the Woodley
road address.
Capt. Albert E. Highley of 624 N.
Monroe street, Arlington, for service
with the Army security agency from
April, 1912, to September, 1945.
Nine officers now on duty in the
Bureau Of Ships, Navy Department,
and living in the Washington area
today were presented with letters
OF commendation and ribbons
awarded them by the Secretary of
the Navy for their war activities.
Only one of them. Comdr. Edward j.
Fahy, 2311 North Powhatan. street.
Evening star., 1946-06-10
Victory Day Celebration
Held in Australia
BY the A.soeiofed Pres,

SYDNEY, June 10.-Prime Min
lister Joseph B. Chifley, speaking
during Victory Day celebration in
Canberra, declared today that "it
will require from the people of the
world and from Australia every ef-
fort to see that peace is preserved"
Throughout Australia the event was
observed with a national holiday.
In Sydney 400, 900 persons watched
10000 veterans of World War II
march through the streets. Similar
parades were held in the principal
cities throughout the country.
Evening star., 1946-06-10
News of District Area Men
in the Armed Forces

Arlington. received it for combat
duty.
Comdr. Fahy was commander of
the submarine Plunger during her
18th war patrol in the Caroline Is
lands from July % to September IA,
1874. He launched successful at
tack which resulted in the sinking
OF 5,000-ton enemy vessel and
evaded severe enemy countermeas-
ures and brought his vessel safely
back into port.
Comdr. Ashton B. Jones, 801 South
Royal street, Alexandria, was COM
mended for excellent service as head
of the communications equipment
section, Bureau of Ships, and later
as group head of radio, sonar and
special devices design section.
COmdr. Richard S. Mandelkorn,
4848 Brandywine street NV, re-
ceived his for outstanding perform
ance of duty while attached to the
bureau as member of the damage
control school staff at Philadelphia
and as assistant to the bureaus ad-
ministrative officer.
Comdr. Floyd b. Schultz, 3107 Old
Dominion boulevard, Alexandria,
was commended for instituting COM
plex design changes and solving
complicated production problems IN
the cruiser and battleship section.
Comdr. James C. Radford, 280o
Woodley road NV, was commend
ed for outstanding performance as
technical assistant for petroleum in
the standard and tests section.
Comdr. Gould Hunter, 402 Balti-
more avenue, was cited for services
as assistant officer in charge of the
electronics section of the feet main
tenance office, in displaying out
standing initiative and industry in
the solution of complex electronics
problems arising during the estab-
lishment of an efficient radar pro-
gram in the Pacific.
1t. Comdr. James L. Henderson,
3405 South Stafford street, Arling-
ton, was cited for meritorious serv-
Ice as assistant and subsequently
officer in charge of the battleship
and cruiser maintenance section. in
the maintenance and improvement
of those vessel types.
1t. Comdr. Webster H. Wilson,
2463 North Lexington street, Ar
lington, was cited for exceptional
technical ability in the skillful
direction of the installation of more
than $4,000 radar Identification
units.
1t. d. g. Jack v. Harvey, 1912
Reno road NV, was cited for meri-
torious service as one of the Of
ficers in charge of the United States
Naval Oxygen and Acetylene Gen.
eral Plants, India Unit, of United
States Naval Group China.
Inductees
Four District men scheduled TO
report today for induction are
among Is from Washington who
will report this week. Reporting to-
day are:
Hugo Oswald. Ettere Guido, Har-
vey Knight and Walter Brannan.
Three men who will report for In
duction Wednesday are:
Robert Haynes, William Sterling
and William jackson.
Scheduled, to report Friday are:
Eugene Magnus. George Chapelle.
John White. Myron Ross, John
Moates, Calvin Halloway, Richard
Christopher and Matthew TisdaIe
Evening star., 1946-06-10

Chorus of Baltimore, directed by
Herbert E. Fankhanel and assisted
by the Inazawa Trio, gave benefit
concert in the auditorium of the
National Press Building earlier in
the afternoon. Senator George L.
Radcliffe of Maryland and Repre-
sentative Howard H. Buffet of Ne.
braska were among the speakers.
The event was sponsored by the
Washington ID. c. Committee Of
Quaker Relief in Germany, which
forms part Of the Council of Re-
lief Agencies, licensed to operate
abroad, mostly in the American Zone
of Occupation.
Evening star., 1946-06-10
Plane Dives Into House !;
Two Get Out Onto Bee
BY the Associoted Press

EARLVILLE, ILL.,, June 10.-An
airplane crashed into the second
story bedroom of a farm home near
here yesterday, but the pilot and a
passenger climbed unassisted from
the plane to a bed
Neither was seriously hurt, and
members of the Oswald Steinke FAM
lily on the first floor were uninjured.
Sheriff Clayton Harbeck said the
pilot, Howard Cast, 20. related he
was flying low and hit an air pocket
which sucked the plane down onto
the house.
Evening star., 1946-06-10
Italy Is Proclaimed
Republic at Ceremony
By the Associo,ed Press

BY the Assoeioted Press
ROME, June 10.-Italy formally
became a republic late today.
In brief ceremonies In Monteci-
torio Palaces Hall of the Wolf"
Chief Justice Giuseppe Pagano an
nounced that the Court of Cassa-
ton, highest tribunal in Italy, had
officially determined that the people
had voted out the House of Savoy
monarchy in the plebiscite last
week.
1t was believed that Umberto
would leave shortly for Portugal,
where he will join his wife and
children in exile.
A dispatch from Lisbon said Um-
berto's Queen Marie Jose and their
four children landed there yesterday
afternoon and were met by repre-
sentatives of the Portuguese Foreign
ONCE and the Italian Minister to
Lisbon. The exiled royal family will
stay at the home of the Duchess of
Cadaval in Sintra Village.
Evening star., 1946-06-10

We can help secure our futures
against the threats Of imitation and
against personal improvidence by
continuing to invest in U. S. Saw
ings Bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-18
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, concrete
E nerca nsp specially; cement work. DAN
papering. floor scraping. plumbing, heat
% eoSrS s2Sa oo ssz
ASPHALT pRIvEyAYs, parking areas
pye pa t9ass and repair ca pry:
CEMENT WORK, scraping wall. papering
service. Cali .BTTIER STEVENS. AT.
COMBINATION ALUMINIUM storm window,
with stainless steel screen. Buy now. start
payments later. Can for free estimate
ssRsI S!acs Il 1snfsi DE 81 G5Ss
free est r. ZEE T. Brown. CO oas 4sos p Prog
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best
ING CONTRACTORS INC. 1912 Wiscon.
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siding SECURITY HOME IMPROVE
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GE. 110s-1113.
REMODEL, modernize your home now
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AVIATION.

FLY MORE SAFELY and comfortably at
over los m D h.: trade your airplane In on o
Cessna 40: immediate delivery, Call
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EXPERT AIRCRAFT AND ENGINE repairs
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RADIO. Lear. -AMRL-l receiver and loop.
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total, 81 900 below initial cost. HAIGLgR.
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PERSONAL tcont.l


] HAVE $4,000 to loan out 70 wage
fssFSF t % shs,E oxn Signature Phone
wave. SOC. No appointments MABEILE
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/ HAVE A SURPLUS amount of cash which
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n n YOUR SSUS CREDIT is good and you peed
MAsgoREE if gAsNIe saI WI VIZ $500. ~,
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tIo Bonifapt ST. Silver Spring. Md. Phone se
Nurses sss D available. trained practical or
undereraduate nurses; agency licensed
WdrS SPdfaE R as SYSTEM sfg proS sSssd
With With ssVIns IN fuel and does i auto
CAL evenings. IA. .2029 or UN 1942. 49,
Modern studio centrally located in Loew's
Columbia Theater Building: prompt service
{or the holidays; LEA EEGEL formerly o.
Etfth nb ave * NY isos allo st. n'W' Room
BRoNZED BABY SHOES will make the
ideal Christmas gift. Call ia. 1888
TABLE PADS, custom made to 1T your
table, beautiful woodgrain patterns, pat
eented features; Free estimates, delivery
6TTENTroNo adS Fur ev cost e oans san LEI
restyle it into short coat. hat and mud
set, for S35; also estimates made II repairs
are necessary. For appointment. call OR
BLOB. lis
WINDOW vALANCEs, wood yalances de-
signed and built to conform to your
interior decoration; cabinets, bookcases,
screens. etc, designed especially for you.
Call cYTELL, Exhibits and Crafts. DE.
6OS3 or HO. ago. PA
SLIP COVERS beautifully tailored to At
your furniture; your material or ours. TIE.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES lcort.l


P ZAP. s.SG,.,, PAINTMG, P5AsTIRlNG
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ssEos 4 ds'lsss'sa ss'h6sS
Pp22GIsMsING AND HEATING, repairins and
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TERsoN PLUMBING q HEATING CORR.
IA RoD 1891 hR Rigats H. Ge5 Nae, .nn
hours; pickup and delivery Service. W. NJ
~ asi Of bring radio 70 BIZ t1f0 &. n Nv,
RADIO REPAIRS, veteran, reasonable,
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CRY RADIO SHOP. 81 p.m. Friday and
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prices; free estimates cheerfully furnished
roaA4A NJ UpHolSTERING CO., MA. 6l70,
S WxsH IN MACHINES repaired. all makes
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
Fas m0Es sfsss e
range finders fiims; Color MINIS photo
sas We and fsade ah sRsS
SopD. Dept. Of JusticsS' RI. s4s4. NV
ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
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eras, projectors. enlargers. electric expo
papers, chemicals, photo books and 500
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a2k doar hass 81 nT Gu r. ss sgs
rubber tires comple sags overhauIsd; $SSs
AIR CoMPREssORs, tanks, spray guns
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Gmas Gifts e Eh as1sn sSsurpMaEsNr e.
AMPLIFIER, 25 watt; viii accommodate
Ss w. s51a ff Sunday s'ss1 ass
ANTIQUE, beautiful decorated silver pocket
watch ]. Tarts, London. .1775,. S75; attrac-
tive Christmas gifts in silver. pewter
china and furniture. SALLY MADISON
SHOP, 1928 10th st. NV. Jefferson pl
ANTIQUE - Red marble topped dresse,
marble about inches high; style mas
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Chippendale piece II available in antique
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hinges, piano type; eft; strips. soc co.
Chevy Chase. Nd. OF. b525. 6pen daily,
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MIscEllANEoUs WANTrp.

ADDING MACH, typewriters, calculstors
office equip; all kinds; top prices pd. Ewes
and Sun, CO. 1926 week. DI. 7372.-22aa
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. calcula-
tors. bought and sold and rented. RE. 11Tf.
UNITED TYPEWRITER co. s13 l4th st.
ANTIQUES. furniture, bric-a-brac, china.
glassware, rugs, silverware. paintings:
highest cash prices paid. Call MURRAY.
ANTIQUES, silyesware; in any condition;
crystal chandeliers. china. brio brac.
fgures. old iewelry. THE HOUSE or
GIFTS, 1885 g st. NV. Cat 14th and q
xsiNsiTfIouE FUSRNIrURE, art objects, bet
ter-grade china and bric-a-hrac in any
amount wanted at once. Please call Mr..
GRADY, MA. 1920.
BEDROOM, dining, living room furniture;
contents of apis. or houses, at once. We
do moving carefully; storage. IA, 2s37. 19'
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites,
living room pieces, rugs. gas ranges and
porch furniture. in any amount wanted at
once; will pay highest possible prices. No
matter what you have to sell please call
today; Mr.. GRADY; ma. 1890.
must be reasonable. Phone CO. 4293.
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FARM and GARDEN.

LIVE NORWAY SPRUCE Christmas trees.
Orders being taken now as long as they
last. Call Bowie 3Q5l. day or night.
eleyating and handspring. J. B. BEVERLY.
LII CESS 81
COW MANURE, well rotted, sieved; Q
bushels per bag; delievered in 3-bag orders
at 81 rs per bag WI. 6570. -23
MANURE. well rotted. $3.50 per 10 bu.:
$3.50 per 10 bu; delivered. WA. 1898.
PRIME YELLOW CORN at farm or deliv-
cred: also shoats. SH. ala. ME. 1924.
WANTED, white farmer and wife as
tenants, tobacco farm. st. Marys County,
Md. Me. A14n. "a
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

SADDLE H0hsE ias ro ds HIh - w0rk nosSes
horses boarded KNOTTY PINE STABLES.
Berwyn Heights. Md TO 5443 lis
Wilson blvd, Arl. Va. 1Ss
HORSE, beautiful. yrs. old. good rider
and driver, also does tricks: saddle. bride
CHEsTNUT MiRE@ie hands; Jumper
prospect Three gated riding and driving
show horses Dapple gray 7-yr.-old horse,
horse, gated Registered sorrel, gated
bay mares; saddle. bride and buggy.
HILLTOP FARMS, Fisher I'd Sc, Temple
Hills, Md. Mr. Hicks, Sp. oS27. lis
GOATS, Toggenburg-I mamie and 1 billy:
yea rold: $50 for .. Rockville sow
SHEEP-6 pure-bred Dorset rams. Must
be sold this week, Rear 607 Savannah
ST. Sc. A. F. BENDER. 30
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COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

SEASONED FIREPLACE WOOD, kindlins,
Pa. quality hard coal. sg-stove-nut-pea-
oa oops sse suPsl9 c sHa ss order
VETERAN will deliver sea soned fireplace
wood, any length. SIG cord also kindling
wood FIR $500, Ext ~. 81
FOR SALE-Wood, oak, hickory and ma
You GET MORE FOR YoUR MONEY with
seasoned. 1905 hardwood Stacked on
truck to guarantee you full cord. Call
THE WOOD MAN. Sligo 2719.
KEROSENE. AND FUEL 0M4-MoNTAGUE
FUEL CO, William Montague, 2010 Jasper
SLAB WOOD. mixed, cut IL inches: .
cords; S2s, delivered. TR. 1850 evenings.
VA. ANTHRACITE, egg, stove and nut
SIS .35; pea, S11 90 euckvheat. $S,55:
blue esq. So 10 BLUE RIDGE Coal CO.
INC ME 3545
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT, lotion. 3-wheel roller, blade
grader. payer. mixer and finish machine.
ME. 0673 10
Grain and dragline. Cali SH. 6I47. --223
BULLDOZER and operator for hire Call
Falls Church l264-J. 23s