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munlty spirit IN music matters
operated without special direction
at the time Of the clubs organiza-
ton in 1921. After two years. the
group numbered II senior clubs,
l junior club and IL artist and
associate members. Today the
District club consists Of 1S senior,
81 junior and student clubs witN
10 individual and artist members
and two life members. The total
enrolment comes close to 1000.
The first junior recital was held
in 1925 but 1t was not until nine
years later that monthly recitals
were inaugurated and kept going
from November to May. The more
advanced students we're combined in
q student division in 1898 and con-
certs and broadcasts have helped
bring them before the public.
Weekly broadcasts have been the
rule and on these programs, 900
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Gallery Of Art at 3 O'Clock tonight
under the direction of Florence
Booker.
Mary Laverne Greene has been
appointed director of music in the
Glebe Baptist Church in Arlington.
Winhred Hickey, soprano, and
Charlotte Higgins, contralto, have
been engaged as soloists.
The Younger Girls Department
of the YWCA will present an "All
Nations Festival" program At 7
O'Clock this evening in Barker Hall.
Features Of the event will be the
Girl Reserve Glee Club, directed by
Olga Bloecher, piano solos by. Mary
Rawley and Norma Wurtzbache
singing by Polly Dunford, a Chinese
play and dances by native Philip
pine dancers.
The National League of American
Pen Women will hold its biennial
convention May ii through May II.
Presentation Of awards by the CO.
chairman Of music, Katharine E.
Lucke, will take place Monday
night, May Is, when 4 musical pro-
gram, consisting OF compositions by
Bonita Grove. Iris Brussels, Mary
Howe and Miss Lucke. will be given.
Jan Tomasov, violinist: Miksa Mer-
son. pianist; Martha svendson and
Miss Lucke, duo o-pianists, viii par
ticipate.
Harman Nicodemus will present
the following in an organ recital at
the Church Of Our Savior ut 8
O'Clock this evening: Eleanor Fran
ces Allen, Jessie Lee Hall, Betty
Maxine Lancaster, Donald Lowell
Mallorey. Gloria Ann Robins. Clara
Savage Simmons and Margaret Ann
TruSsel
The Washington Choral Society
will resume Its rehearsals at 3
pm. Tuesday In the music room of
Central High School in preparation
of Beethoven,s 'Missa Solemnis. !"
Louis A. Potter. conductor, will hold
additions for new members at 7:30.
. Mccall Lanham, vocal teacher of
New York City and Washington,
will present in recital Marie Bell,
Ruby Bell, Marguerite Lamond,
Edith Smith. Louise Winfield, Lowell
Goad and Raymond Moore at $50
o'clock Wednesday night in the res
idence OF Mrs. Charles w. Stark,
$500 Macomb street NV. Operatic
arias, songs and duets will make up
program. with Mrs. Stark con-
tributing several numbers on the
theremin.
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Water Gate Series
To Run 6 Weeks
Starting in June

The management of the National
Symphony Orchestra announces 4
six-weeks season of summer con-
certs at the Water Gate, beginning
June 16. AS in former years, an
acoustical shell. moored on q barge
near the Lincoln Memorial on the
Potomac River, will serve as a stage.
There will be three concerts a week,
held Sundays. Wednesdays and Fri
days with world-renowned artists
as soloists and with guest conductors.
Dorothy Maynor. Negro soprano,
will be the soloist on opening night.
DR.. Hans Kinder will lead the two
closing concerts.
Plans have been completed for DR..
kindlers departure to the South
American republics, where q tour
has been arranged as a result of his
success in Mexico City last spring.
He may return there to conduct at
the end of his South American tour.
AN Wal SCSAk Cdily III JUNO Win
three concerts in Santiago. Chile.
proceeding. possibly, to Valparaiso
and Vina del Mar. Next on his
schedule are Lima, Peru: Panama
and two concerts in Guatemala.
Besides the classics, DR.. Kinder will
feature American music by Piston.
Riegger. Kennan and Porter and
hopes ofbring back with him works
by composers of the countries he
visits, as we'll as native tunes of the
Indians in Peru and Guatemala.
Having closed his 18th local season
last month with a successful per-
formance Of Beethovens Ninth
symphony" attended by President
Truman, DR.. Kinder prides him
self on having introduced this year
works by 81 American-born COM
posers, besides the classics, giving IL
Washington premieres from q total
OF l4S works played by the orchestra.
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Has a Simple Diet
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

~ wv 7FsS0STU'*u IFtsS
HOLLYWOOD.
WALLACE BERRY, a 225-pound-
er, is dieting to lose ~ pounds for
his role in The Mighty McGurk. ("
The diet Is simple. consisting of no
second helpings. Wally reports fve
pounds lost in one week.
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Federation Notes Anniversary
District Organization of 1000 Members
Reviews Is Years of Activity
By Alice Eversmon

The Esd annual celebration Of National this
with the 18th anniversary OF the founding of the District Of
Columbia Federation OF Music Clubs
the federation plans covering sponsors
which has been the Sacred Festival Tuesday
in the Mount Vernon Methodist Church.
The District OF Columbia Federation be its achieve
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On The
Program

The Washington-Lee Glee Clubs
will give a concert at the National
Gallery Of Art at 3 O'Clock tonight
under the direction of Florence
Booker,
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lete charge Of
Inent position:
'iHing worker.
SHOP, 1927
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HELP WoMRN.

ence, 2 days q week. $40 per day ana
meals: permanent position Apply man
ayers once, HOTEL MARTINIQUE, 1911
18th st. n W. -21
REPUTABLE social service agency desires
the services Of capable public relations
person, With newspaper and radio ability
perience and salary expected. Box e5-V,
Star "a
ices of 2 experienced typists in our classi-
fed advertising dept. on Saturdays from
am. to 4:30 pm; 75c per hour. Must
be able to train for one week (eveninyD
prior to working Saturdays. Paid wfils
training. Apply personnel ONCE, Rm. 601,
THE EVENING STAR, 1101 Pa. ave. NV.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for young
lady to become associated with local bank:
permanent position with future; experience
education and previous experience, II any.
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HELP MEN 3 WOMEN.

COUPLE to live in for cooking and clean
Ing. co, 4754. -23
COUPLE. white. driving and interested In
gardening, 9.h.w., care OF boy "a and one
school age:l private rm. and bath. Box
375-T, Star -25
COUPLE, exper., to take complete charge
OF bachelors modern country house near
Baltimore. good wages: must have ref. and
have car. Interviewed. telephone AID. 1854
-21
JANITOR, white Oman and wife), sub
urban apartment; to live on premises.
Apply 207 Machinists' Building, Ma. 5536.
"a
RETOUCHERS--We have several openings
for experienced negative retouchers in our
portrait department.: permanent positions
and good salaries for qualified individuals.
Apply HARRIS EWING, 1873 F st. NV.
SILK SPOTTER. 5la-day week. REA
CLEANING SERVICE 5220 Marlboro rd.,
Hillside, Md -22
COUNTRY CLUB has openings for g.
handyman.. cook and housekeeper; salary,
room and board. Call WI. 2666. III
Evening star., 1946-03-21

WOMAN to demonstrate outstanding house
or only SHOULD be sssreSsive and have nice
sAEMic4E CO.. sooo Elm St %r5ss na esys asNs
WOMAN wanted as consultant for Luziers
dGse'ss dpsss sox spa. slxe psone number and sd-
WOMAN @ tor. coat ana suit department, to
Dasssas Ss 4s sns odf f0fl ANsgRoa ARPs
WOMEN. white, to grade and and pack ssss:
sh asnns nG. ASSES soUNsn safssn ssag
MARKETING Ma E COOPERATIVE. s37 va "a
WOMEN for mems alteration department.
5oRGH d BRO 18th, sth and sts. NV.
WRAPPERS AND INSPECTORS for main
floor OF mems wear store; excellent pay
and liberal discount on personal purcha ses:
SoUsa mass feeP 2Pd
YOUNG LADY for general ONCE work. ex.
mobile firm located in Chevy Chase, D. C.,
away from downtown congestion Good
salary. vacation with pay. very pleasant
.es %sF ES Rocca lss sSs,''a5 1901 Sns es%n
YoGNG LADY BY for our service dept. must
sary; perm. position; salary, $1,000: year
ly bonus, disqualification, vacation with
pay. Box 301 I'M, Star -21
YOUNG LADY, Catholic, high school senior
IN commercialsc0urse wanted part time now
for general ONCE work which will become
permanent and full-time position In June
Must be above average. Present hours,
4 to 6 pm. Monday through Friday and
9 hours on Saturday. Present minimum
1S hours per week at SOC per hour Hard
work in pleasant congenial Catholic en-
vlronment. "A better. job at better sal
AIRY for . better girl. Box 339-T. Star
YOUNG WOMAN as clerk in trafic dent
local motor carrier; knowledge Of tynino
and legible hand essential: 40-hr. WI !.
good pay, pleasant surroundings Apply
MT Norris, KANE TRANSFER Co. 2iI8
YOUNG WOMEN, If you are under 35 GOOD
Jobs are waiting for you at the telephone
CO.; starting rates have been increased So
per week; steady employment, regular pa v
increases % during nrst year,, pleasant
WORKING conditions, inexpensive cafeterias
vacations with pay; come in and talk 1t
over with US at one of our employment
omces-727 18th st. NV. 1852 r ST. NV;
open evenings until o'clock. THE CHES-
APEAkE & POTOMAC. TELEPHONE, CO.
YOUNG WOMAN, SINGLE for real estate
Sf1ss; .; typins, telephone @ % work gsnsrsl once
%EsTsRN IVES Eli eHNsii GNioRh SoFFEas A cAREER-1.
Is. the only company equipped to teach the
telegraph profession, wel1-euuipped schools
are at the DISPOSAL OF young women, II to
80. paid while learning. For further par
ticulars see Miss Fifer. Room 6OI, WEST.
EHN UNION. 710 14th st, nv. "a
Evening star., 1946-03-21

mAiiins Foom' Apply s"o MunSes 5los' ~
OFFICE BOY OR GIRL to sort mail, run
errands and operate ofice machines; S100
per month, 4o-hour week. Box 342-T,
OFFICE MANAGER. particularly to handle
importan. sorrespondsnesh snd manage
hs E 81 os N
Least electrical terms, are careful in de.
wrss sh1s's fs1y 70 30 Box @ 4s5:f, ssar business
ORDERLY, White. used to AGED people
and industrious: Room. board and salary
HRgFrRs HARRggf srAR s4 HONE 500 @As4s.c rev H.p Ahs
oiUFTDooR clerical work, experience moi
ss q ss tffas earn to 9ss eecE or r to
Tor 4sOhour week. Ai ABBY SS' IN IN PERSON PERSON
sssnday seen RHs RPinHass HNs SstHssr con- sm1oy sn1
ment ONCE, 3132 NJ st. NV, Georgetown
RaSe Route NO ,b,n 10 RSssyn
Route No. 80. Friendship Heights street.
SHsiiNrEss; ran, paper hangers. wall cleaner. ! s.
MORE RESov1T1ses' ss' CO.. sisss; ssss lsth aa ss
slss ssssr APARTMENT saas:s .Rs Rsu.s 81
fA1sfEERsL.ss1$ Fl s;fE g Ben. D.q day, 1st.el.ss me.
shs91is Ias '''Vfz INA a'sRs aes
PAPER HANGER, nrst-class; good pay
Call RA. l545. -23
sARLS HxNSEn sap.n,sr or CON sSRbins.sn
steady work, top wages: AD 5129. .:
PAPER HANGERS, white. sober mechanic
only; permanent employment, top salary
y; r zEPr y son, GE. 5642 I'll
with car: steady work. Glebe 3435
Glebe 92S7. VIRGINIA CONSTRUCTION
PARTS MAN. for large truck parts de
partment; must be experienced, willing Il
work nights, sober. Industrious and inter
ested in the future. Write, giving expert
ence, references and all details to DO,
PHARMACIsT. registered: reliable. ioca
references: hish pay for right man. Bo
PHARMACIST, full or part time. Appl.
COLLEQE PHARMACY, No. 4777. --a4
PHARMACISTS, registered; excellent sal
ary. 6-day week. splendid working condi
tons, vacation with pay. permanent 20
eitiqn with Advancement opportunities
Apply TO Mr.. Aldrich. employment once
PEOPLES DRUG STORES ~ p at. ne.
Evening star., 1946-03-21

FOOD CHECKERS, part time for tea room:
sss esr WooDwAa1RRD A1R eRoSl3zSSP.
FOUNTAIN F ,U II ! aaef Girls white, - Experience
No No sundss Work ~ 15ss Msa &:
FOUNTAIN HELP, exp. preferred. 10 a. am,
to g. pm. daily. no Sundays; meals and
IIs5 AZ az s:sf ssai e ssss
sSss sfNkkisAL kisA OFFICE WORK and 1s typing.
Apply w. L. GARY CO., INC. Bill 14th
GIRLS, the telephone co. has Jobs for YOU !;
starting rates have been increased SIS per
with workns increases soadons shs s
ish ysu more about tie maas adysntases an ss
sss Spss .y.nn.s Ell sstn an s osoeS aSs TIT s. I
SPEAKE X PoToMAc TEIEPHoNE isIiA; M In.'- co.
GIRL. attractive, about 80 or 35 years
typing, e, work in dental aet once in 'Ise. Be.
thesda. Phone Wisconsin. 2745. al
GIRL, young, for clerical ONCE work, no
typing necessary. L. FRANK CO.. 18th
ask ERgns tg tspsi and .ns slfEiss 6. work
sf5SS Glass sss cS s'i
q 's sEs asssi .
GIRL for all-around work In lunchroom,
experience not necessary; salary optional,
Al Apply v.,, betTeen @ o z and 4 pm. BETS
GIRLS, ?, white, to work In engraving
plant: 5h-day week. Apply WEBB EN-
CRAVING CO.. 1906 10th st. NV. al
GIRLS. white, markers and clerks. for dry
cleaning plant: good salary, 5a.day wk,
$40 week. Apply ULLMANN CLEANERS,
GIRLS, is to SIS, to learn to operate en-
velope folding machines: no Saturday work,
rapid sdysncsment vacation with pay.
L st. ne, .2nd floor, before II am.
GIRLS. colored. fountain work in drug
store; 6 days wk.. excel. working condi-
tons. Apply BoYDS PHARMACY, 1901
GIRLS for once work; pleasant working
conditions. FRANC JEWELRY CO.. 3137
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sssTrENoGRAPHEk. with some switchboard
saa kin co. wesk fles
sTENoSRArHER and bookkeeper tor
Wsek salary $40 to 5pA $50. GENERAL Gfs sdss Dis.
sTENoGRAPHER-cIericsal; high school
graduate: permanent position, age. 1885;
Hsss 8Ha cAs6r sssf Yees uRE4 ssf nv
CO; 33a Inygsstment Building.
s has
some clerical duties: 4O.hr. wk. starting
salary, S3S per wk,; pleasant surround
mss N aox ana aoa ointerestins work. Answer sare
sTEN0GRAPHER. permanent position With
investment banking firm: good pay, pleas
Wrts an BoS p sRa working condtions
sTEN0GRAPHER-1f you desire position
with opportunities to use your own initia-
ssnsss Rsn f?s sFRsssuRaRs 81 tfSsRfsmsas
yTpSoaSa WNeSDsTa .sYEn .BssYiElaning, DI s 5Is9: ;.ss
established firm: ideal working cond:, 5.
ass,issns sls! Bo8 sss& M ssar aeeu5s'e
responsible position consulting engineer
requiring neatness and accuracy: attras-
slye aSits starting salsry commensurate With
STENOGRAPHER-K you are interested in
permanent position, 5-day week, interest
sTESoaRSrhERcllGsk 81 Soss ss ME les .xDeri.nc. moi
necessary; .5-day. week: permanent posi-.
ton: vacation with pay; free hospitaligs.
sTf sSSfasTa hotL capable woman
4 neat and accurate, pleasant personality;
| excel. opportunities, very good environ
| ment, $40 per wk. and one meal: 5k
days. Apply BOX 39I-T. Star --27
large. wholesale jobber; must be expert
enced in dictation and ONCE work; $I76
mo-, 39-hr. week; excellent opportunity
See Mr.. Becker, SIMON DISTRIBUTING
CORP, 6l5 Pa. ave. NV, RE. 2180.
ISTENOG.-TYPISTS = Apply employment
ONCE, 4th floor. 8. KANN SONS CO. -22
tSTENOG.- G.-CLERK-Stenograph to handle
switchboard general stenographic, filine
and miscellaneous duties: good salary, s.
Phone Miss Crawford. 81. so1s.. ss. s..
ton, chance for advancement; 5-day week
during summer. LINCOLN SERVICE CORP.
| STENOGRAPHER-TYP for to 8
months: 5-day week. Call GUERRA. Ho.
STENoGRApHER-TYPIsT In professional
i once: excellent opportunity for oualifled
beginner as assistant to once MANAGER;
! 40-hour b-day wk.; &142 monthly. Phone
DE. 2130 after Q p.m. -2l
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factory located in Rockville. call WI
HNA HsHEf sh81s hSsri 11tS f0Ga s. psy
VEGETABLE MAN, experienced in groceries.
Sr ea ssseTyes ss noon mafft cH sss excellent sasrs
ant Working eondisions. Apply 7se 18th
zoo 6loek New M HsmDshirs ahff0" ave- s0' eoRis
SHs;H WHfc;H%aN, INA sober and industrious sa man,
stores. In reply, state experience and age.
W&rcMMAN. va eaasM s'eEi elderly man. white: 7day
st; sober. wAsHiNdToN LAUNDRY,
i NH14srSg4as ygH 1soosS ssss
WINDOW We 81 u cLEANERs Il sas wanted; experience
not necessary. f. We will l, train 1,,; men; high
issss1ns dP1s5slSH eo ST nThD D VIE
YiARDMEN OR YOUNG MEN t2), wiiiliHins
ppy s;nn pryas PARK HE
a1T YouNG MAN to deliver q daily : newspapers
work. Apply Room a15, woodward Bldg.
YOUNG MAN, hish-school graduate. $3.50
able and willing to do some tipping to
start. GxCelleut OppOTCuulbleS 1OI aQ-
vancement for some one interested in and
willing to learn purchasing work. Write
i for interview giving age, education, expert
ence, salary desired and state when avail
4 able. Box 92-T. Star. -22
II YOUNG MAN wanted to put up grocery
PAN FOOD STORE. INC, 1901 7th st. NV,
YOUNG MAN to learn optical supply
business; some typewriting experience pre-.
ferred.. HILBERT OFFICIALS CO., zee
YOUNG MEN for insurance investigation
work. Must be able to tyne proficiently
and own automobile. Permanent position
/ with future Ma 0S31. -23
YOUNG MAN, 20 to 20, with alert, active
mind. to be trained as stockman; electrical
knowledge helpful; good oppor. with we'll
. established local company. Mr.. LARoCHE
9sS YogSG e. MlAxN-we alxN will train as food
4 checker in high-class restaurant; good
sslsry; vn nS sHnSsys Esa Apply s NJ. Mitchell
DE A TOLSON TREE SURGEON-Exper
Miseonsin ave. Hsthssd.: Nd. M Wi. WI. ssiS,
{ BRILLIANT OPPORTUNITY for an intelli-
Igent, clean-cut young man; must have ex-
: pertence in writing general casualty anc
: fire insurance; reasonable salary .plu,
: proft-sharing plan which Offers flne future
! Cal Ne. H40O for interview. LEO NJ
!. BERNSTEM y CO. Complete Rea
68tAto &ubtltuLlQus s--S0
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OGRAlHER-TYPlST In professional
once: excellent opportunity for ouslif1ed
40-hour 6-day wk; SLAP monthly. Phone
De. 2739 after pm. -21
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BIAS AT CONVENTION

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 8
(ANP)-A twin move against ra-
cial discrimination was made by the
National League of Women Voters
during their convention here. One
was blanket item to obtain "pro-
lection of minority groups against
discrimination" while the other
was the addition to the agenda of an
item against racial discrimination
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discrimination, made it unneces-
sary. She urged addition of heritom
and stressed other fields in the dis
elimination fight.
Delegates INDUCED in a heated
discussion on the OPA, price con-
trolls and initiation. Full support of
the revised Mcmahon bill, govern
ing atomic energy, was urged by
Mrs. Harold A. Stone of Arlington.
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Atty. Harry S. Stroller, princi-
pal lawyer in the Primus E. King
case, accepted with moderation the
credit for victory in the suit; paid
high compliments to DR.. I. H.
Brewer and his associates in the
prompt, businesslike manner in
which the payments were made,
and then cautioned Negroes not to
become discouraged if here and
there a few Of them may encounter
difficulties in voting this fall.
81 do not take any special credit
for the primary victory" he point
ed out. "It was one of those cases
any lawyer would have jumped at.
1t was easy to win, because the law
was on the side Of Negroes voting.
But more than that, | was paid a
good fee for handling the suit. And
| would have taken it, even if | had
believed that | would lose, because
| had the conviction that the Negro
possesses every right which any
white man in Georgia has to cast
his ballot.
The Macon. lawyer paid special
tribute to the services of his part
ner in the case, Atty. Oscar Smith,
of Columbus, and took occasion to
observe that the primary victory
was a wholesome thing not only
for the Negro but for the white
Georgians, because it has caused
all of them to evince new interest
in good government.
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in immigration and against lower
ing the quotas.
The anti-discrimination item was
offered by Mrs. Don Datisman, In
diana, who explained that it had
been rejected by the leagues ma
tional board as means of shorten
ing the legislative program and
also on the ground that other items,
such as that against employment
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