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Evening star., 1947-03-15
Births Reported

Willis and Donna Arndt. girl.
Thomas and Hollis Berkowitz, girl.
william and Louise Bragg, girl.
Georse Gsetrs@ and nd0 Bernice sHe Bittle, girl.
Robert and Clare Bremen, boy.
oscar and Juanita Clepton, girl.
John and Lulu Crumit' girl: n,r,
Carl and Margaret Cusanelli, boy.
Clarence and Jonabel Dallager. poy.
Edward and ZIP PoTsen pra ntin Renlson boy s'ri
Joseph Jossi am and Helen Derbis, twin boys.
Asa and irma Duncan Ilntaa p,,,r,s-,cb noy, hov
Dominick and Edith Erzen. boy.
irving and Violet Feden. boy
JOSEPH, and Harriet Fifer; boy Wv,
assas.saa aeorse and aiH Florence nsc GUIDE boy.
Kenneth and. Vauda Garnes, boy.
| Walton and Doris Hardy. boy.
John and Mary Hennigan. boy:
Harry and Norma Hayes, boy;
George and Charlotte Hicks, boy,
Thomas and Odessa Henderson, ooy.
Ernest and pearie HARMS, 1rsHsor BOY: g,rl
Asbnry lISan.S and and Rebecca Jones, boy.
Lynn and Anna Kadie, boy.
Joseph and Martha Kondy,, girl.
William and M Mary l;yl Kelly ystonsk, girl r,r,
Ill
Robert and Shirley Lewis. girl.
Claude and Nora Leer, boy.
Vernon and Elizabeth Libby: girl.
John and Olive Maddox. girl.
Charles and Marie Managers, girl
Herman and Ethel Mauck, boy.
Edwin and Ethel Morris. girl.
Bernard and Margaret Mahany, boy.
George and Lois Mantich, boy
Francis and Kathleen Mayhew,. girl.
Peter and Margaret Mulhern. boy.
CLYDE and Marlys McClain. girl
George and Eleanor Mckenzie, boy.
Wilbur and Jean Neale, boy.
Alfred and Margaret Neuffer. boy.
James and Matte Newman. girl.
Bernard and Doris Odunl, girl.
Harold and Vivian Olmstead: girl.
John and Louise O'Connor, boy;
Melvain and Carole Oliphant, girl
Richard and Ann Powers, gtri;
Ralph and Gisella Pollock. girl.
Claude and Marjorie Putnam, girl.
Cleveland and James Powell, girl.
George and Wilma Reeves, twin poss
Arthur and Pearl Rush. BOY.
Stanley and Lucille Sanders, boy.
Chris and Lola Schaefer. girl.
James and Helen Simon, boy.
Delnar and Leverne Stacy, boy;
Joseph and Leyla Satterwaite, girl.
James and Ogla Sheets. boy.
Rex and IZetta Smith, girl.
John and Edna Stoneburner. girl.
Gaylord and Lille Tate. boy.
Henry and Frances Terrell, sirh
Irby and Betty Todd, boy.
Jerome and Blanche Tolson. girl.
John and Jimmie Taylor, girl.
Evening star., 1947-03-15

rssial delivers an address on Armament and
World Peace"
W0p, 7:30-Vsushn Monros's guest Is VIC
tor Borgs.
WMAl, 7:45-Ediior Norman Cousins ana
y1es Russian foreign policy as II relates to
atomic energy controls.
WT0P, 8:00-Anne Baxter and Herbert Mar
shall In The Peirified foresf."
VOL, f0:00-Vitor Herbefs Eileen pre-.
sented, with Marion Claire and Richard Tucker
sinujnu the LEADING roles.
Evening star., 1947-03-15

WT0p, t0:i5-"Ths Best Years Of Our
Live" stars Dana Andrews, George Brent and
Harold Russell.
WhAl, t0:30-pst 0Brisn in The Vision
Of Jos Smith"
W0QW, 5:0o--A program Of the works Of
Brazilian Composer camargo 6uarnleri from
the Pan American Union.
WWDc, 7:00-A Bible quiz with opposing
teams composed Of congressmsni. Pariejpaf'
ina are Representatives franeis Love. Homer
Ramey. Fred Busbey, Charles Rosvsn. Omar
BurIeson and J. W. rumble.
Evening star., 1947-03-15
W0QW, $40 k.t,
wARl, 7so k.c.
New Orchid Society Names
Griffith as Chairman

Eugene Griffith. founder of new
orchid society here, was elected
chairman at the initial meeting last
night in All Souls Church, Sixteenth
and Harvard streets NV.
Other officers elected were j. Nor
ton Franklin, vice chairman, and
Jack Mcmillan, secretary treasurer.
The date of the next meeting,
when a constitution and bylaws
will be adopted, is to be announced
later. The society is tentatively
known as the Greater Washington
Orchid Society.
Evening star., 1947-03-15
Deaths Reported

sallie A. Bartlett, 81, 1920 Upton st; NV
Philip Weber, 7s. A Girard st, ne;
sarah E. Warden. 7s, 1347 East Capitol st
Catherine tn i NJ. Weber, rs. se1 ard st. ne
Marshall W. Pickering, II, 1902 Douglas
James me Blackstone, e5, st. Elizabeth's Hos
Samuel nSsl x. Hall. So, s1os G st. Sc;
George r. Kidwell. so, 1913 10th st. NV
Frank Newman; 81. 52e 81 4th ss.s st. ne,
James B. Trout, AZ, Arlington. Va.
Charles r. Hilton. 81. Gfeenville, Tenn.
Mary I. johnson. 73, 637 K st. Sc.
william H. Hawkins. So, 1929 Leroy st
Beatrice johnson, 49, 24s6 Phillips ct. NV
Elizabeth White. alias johnson, 81, 1927
Hutson ct. s.w.
Evening star., 1947-03-15

Daniel and Kathryn Thomas, Girl.
Donald and Virginia Tolson, girl.
James and Johnnie Taylor, boy.
William and Katherine Vier, boy.
Andre and Freda Voisin. girl.
James and Nancy Wechsler. girl.
Bobby and June Williams, girl:
Lloyd and Pauline WEIGH, girl;
Leonard and Ann witkin, girl.
George and Dorthy Wyatt. boy,
Andrew and Barbara Williams, boy.
Harry and Della Walker, girl:
Joseph and Helen Zubrecky. boy.
Evening star., 1947-03-15
Get Relief From That
Common Cold
Quickly and Pleasantly

No need to take old-fashioned,
drastic upsetting medicines to
relieve a common cold. Mil
burns Capsules should bring
you relief in short order. They
tend to reduce fever. Annoying
shifting and nagging head
aches usually yield and the
discomforts Of a cold are often
relieved in a few hours if sim
pie directions are followed.
Discover for yourself this
pleasant way to deal with colds.
Get a package of MILBURN'S
CAPSULES at your favorite
drug store. Only 35c the box.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-26

A. AVDEJENKO
LJU BIN
Poslovenil: D. RAVLJEN
Observation-Disclosures

lezni potok spet voljno in meh-
ko tece liki obrezan pramen
neskoncno dolgega sonca.
Lokomotiva stoji v senci kav-
perjev, ma njej Sc blescijo str
njene kapljice zeleznega dezja.
Tesno mi je cd sramu. Rad
bi vzkliknil vsem, da sem jih
preslepil in da je moja lokomo-
tiva - tud; invalidna. Lahko
bi bill povzrocil Sc vecjo nesre-
co in me je zgolj nakljucje sto'
rilo zmagovalca. Oli SO mi po-
magali k zmagi.
Nacelnik plavzev mi vpije ma
ravnost V uho: hvali me! Jaz
pa gledam njegove zlate zobe
Stroke llcnicc, lilo ma desnem
lieu, in Sc trudim, da bi Sc
spomnil njegovega imena, a ga
ne smem izgovoriti. Nacelnik je
pohitel k plavzu. Mis- e m mu
utegnil povedati, da sem v MEM
spoznal Garbuza, svojega dru.
gega oceta, poveljnika oklepne-
ga vlaka.
Nisem stekel "a MIN. Pristo-
pill je plavzar Kramarenko in
je rekel, zavistno gledaje mojo
locomotive:
Izvrsten stroj, decko, le
vsikdar tako! Yes kaj - bod
vselej tn, kadar Sc primer
kaksna nezgoda!
- A vi pri plavzu ne povzro-
cajte nesrcc, pa mi ne bo treba
zdeti tod okrog!
- Treba je ziveti, SAM! Daj
SklenlVa med 5ecO]nO pOgOdDO
da Sc bcs tt pri plavzu pocuti]
kakor donna, JAZZ pa ma tvoji To-
komotivi kakor gospodar. TIC
Sc pravi: vzajemna pogodba
a?
Podpisali smo pogodbo med
hrupom v pisarni, po koncan
izmeni. Naslednji dan je rajon'
ski dnevnik tidal posebno H.
dajo. Zagledal sem svoje ime
in bilo me je strah in bilo mi
je vsecno. Kako razlocno in ci-
sto je bio natisnjeno! Visokc
81 zlezel, SAM, ne omahni!
Tu je pogodba:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-26
(Nadaljevdnje)

z odprtimi ocmi grem v bur-
jo. Dimnik Locomotive je re H.
ginil v ognju. Vroce je, moi
lasje SO vlazni. Cd zraka bi
lahko zgorel, &c Sc ne hi zakla-
njal. Pricakujem tresk, prica-
kujem, da bodo locomotive pri-
klopili vagonom napolnjenim S
tekoco kovino.
Naposled cujem med grme
MEM in hrus3em, kako Sc je
priklopila samodelna spojka.
Zdaj je treba z misjim hodom
naprej, centimeter "a centime-
from.
Potok tekocega grodlja mora
poteci po ozkem krlu v korito.
Prikradem Sc viharju zvezd
in ne diham, vidim samo potok
raztaljenega zeleza, XII je nemi-
ren kakor moja kri.
V rdeckasti megli vidim, ka-
ko hite plavzarji, fuzinarji in
mojstri po strmih lestvah. Po-
padali so ma zemljo, prislanjajo
uho k zemlji in prisluskujejo,
da bi tako nasli vagonsko ko-
rito "a zelezo. Tamle otipava
plavzar Kramarenko ma jhna
kolesca. Kleci, naslanja suhlja-
ii hrbet OBJ trdo in tezko stra-
nico vagona in obraca glavo
proti soncu, XII izginja. V ME-
govih oceh je smrtni strah. K
MENU Sc priplazi tudi njegoV
pomocnik Lesnjak, XII 81 roka-
vom svoje obleke zakriva oci,
"a NINA pa stoji nacelnik plav-
zev, stole drugi plavzarji, fuzi-
narji in mojstri. A die ne vi
dim nicesar. Wagon je vpadel v
nesreco, burja ga je zajela, ne
kaj Sc hrumece razliva cez je-
kleni box locomotive.
Fuzinarji in plavzarji so kirk
Mill.
Polotila Sc me je velika ze-
liza, da bi Sc vrnil tia, kjer Sc
je dalo gledati in dihati, kjer
81 lahkO cutil roso.
ze obrnem ravnalo, da bi po-
begnil IL te teme in ognja, ko
nepricakovano opazim, kako ze-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-26

cc3c: to1 --. nc mani! e.
Proletarci v3eh dezel, zdru-
zite sc!
Organ celice VKP co. stro-
kovnega komiteja in- oddelka
"a plavze OBJ sodelovanju IL
listov "UR", "MR" in I'm"
St. 285. 19. feb, 1888. 11h
Is m. Deset minut "a prevoz
zeleza v livarno.
Socialisticni odgovor strojni-
kov "dvajsetice" in mojstrov pri
plavzih. Plavzarji in prevozniki!
Vec napora v borbi "a 1000 ton
jekla!
Pogodba
o medsebojni socialisticni odgo-
vornosti "a plavz in lokomoti-
VO.
1. Midva - strojevodja loko-
motive st. 20 Avdejenko in po-
mocnik Borisov prevzameva od-
govornost, da zagotoviva obra-
tovanje plavzev in livarne de-
lom maine locomotive. Poleg
neoporocenega in stvarnega a
udarniskega della ma lokomoti-
vi "a prevazanje zeleza bova
prihajala k Yam pri plavz!h in
yam bova pomagala v primeru
nesrece ali kakrsnih koli tezav.
Zagotavljava, da bova vlak z
grodljem prepeljala v desetih
minutah do livarne. Prav tako
jamciva "a deset minut, da bo-
va vagone "a grodelj pripeljala
do izlivkov obeh plavzev. V IL
varni bova vagone izpraznila
v treh do petih minutah. Pri
odvazanju ju zlindre ne bova pre-
trgala nobene vrvi in ne bova
povzrocala zadrzkov.
2. Mi - mojstri plavzev in
livarne Udovickij, Krainov in
Krupalov smo v polni merl
odgovorni "a locomotive in ME-
no delo. Niti minute kasnitve
Polno otovorjen stroj. Ako Sc
primeri kakrsen koli kvar ma
lokomotivi in je potrebno nujno
popravilo, ne bono poslali To-
komotive v popravljalnico, mar
vec bono pomagali popraviti
locomotive z lastnimi sredstvi
Strojevodja Avdejenko
Mojster 2. plavza Krainov
Moister 1. plavza Udovicki.
Mojster livarne A. Krupalov
35. poglavje
Inzenir Hans Braude je prise
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-26
DeVito for Council
32nd Ward

Continued from page y
area which could service the
residents.
In his addresses to Ward 81
residents DeVito also declared
hat work on the railroad bridge
should be Immediately placed on
a 24-hour basis instead of the
present eight-hour turns. He
said that the inconvenience
caused to people living in the
area made it absolutely essen
tial that the work be speeded up.
He also called for new zoning
practices which would keep fac
tories, both large and small, out
of the residential areas and in
sisted that the smoke nuisance
in the neighborhood had to be
eliminated through immediate
steps in connection with the rail-
road and brick yard.
DeVito declared that he would
fight the use of police against
strikers and said that workers
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-26

had equal rights to fair police
protection on the basis of being
taxpayers.
He called for public ownership
of all public utilities including
gas and electric. =
In his campaign declarations
he demanded an extensive rec
reation program for the youth
of the neighborhood and the
utilization of empty lots and
other facilities. He opposed,
however, the tearing down of
homes in the Five Point area at
the present time.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-26
:,
ENGLISH SECTION
SNPJ NEWS AND
COMMENTS
Continued from page y

(COntsa1ted from page u
With the amount Of money
that will be spent for the fire
place, that has been spent for
the swings at the farm, the cost
of the bowling outfits, our De-
lcember meeting, the Entertain
ment Committee under Pauline
Spik is considering ways and
means of raising additional
funds. If you have any ideas let
her know. Also VIZ should keep
in mind the forthcoming Nation
al bowling tournament in De-
troit, next year.
And now for another rest. I
hope Frances Preseren, Pauline
Spik, Pauline Ross, Lou Jartz,
Gus Valentine and others, will
see to it that Comrades receive
proper publicity the next few
months.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-26

" naso delavnico kot svetova-
lee enc izmed najvecjih nemskih
tvrdk "a izdelovanje lokomo-
tiv, pri kateri je Magnitogorsk
kupil sto lokomotiv najnovejse
izdelave. MOI 81 nj dal nicesar
dopasti. Njegova naloga je BIZ
la: Izrociti locomotive in Sc vr-
niti v Nemeijo.
Danes me je prisel vprasat,
kako DELUXE stroj. Dolgo je ogle-
doval locomotive, majal z gla-
vo mad uslocenim celnim bru-
nom in mad pocenima odbojni-
koma. z nohtom je praskal
umazanijo tenderja in rob-
Gem brisal poloscene dele.
Nato je splezal ma strojevod-
jevo mesto. S prstom, ma ka-
terem je bill zlat prstan, je po-
kazal ma, notranji kotel, oblo-
zen z vodno usedlino, kotlov-
Gem, in je hlastno in razburje-
no nekaj rekel.
Hans Braude, JAZZ ne znam
nemskega, toda razumem, da Sc
vi razburjate kot inzenir. Osup-
milo vas je, da je tako lepa To-
komotiva umazana in polomlje-
ma.
Povem mu, da JAZZ tega nisem
kriv. Danes bono kotel umili.
Pa mi delo ne gre cd rok.
Oh odhodu dvigne inzenir
diva prsta mad glavo in reee:
Rus DO vedno samo COST
ma izvrstnem nemskem stroju
Nato je Sci 5 ponosnimi in
velikimi .koraki svojih dolgih
nog.
Dobro sem 81 zapomnil te be-
sede.
Sc tisti dan sem stopil v tu-
jezemski oddelek uprave nase-
ga podjetja. Tam so mi preve.
dli Braudejeve besede. Tistj
NAH sem domala pozabil, da
stoji pred menoj samo tolmac
Hotel sem sc vreci mani.
- III tankousti CAD, ii dehte.
ca mrcina! To Sc pravi, da sem
JAZZ divjak? In moja tovarisa
Boris in, Bogatirjev prav tako
Unicujemo vase masiniziranc
civilizacijo? LIE pocakaj, tt top
zlodej, ii ze Sc pokazemo, kaks'
nj gostje smo mi!
(Dalje prihodnjc)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-26

He declared that if he is elect
ed he will hold regular monthly
meetings at which he will report:
to his constituents on the progEs
ress being made by City Council
and he will set aside regular
hours when all constituents can.
meet with them and state their
desires and programs. !
-Amna Urbas.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-09-26

:
The oldest government build
ing in the United States is the,
Palace of Governors at Santei
Fe. New Mexico. =.
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Gallery to Present
Chapel Choir

The National Gallery Of Art. will
present the New York University
Chapel Choir, under direction OF
Alfred M. Greenfield. tonight at 8
o'clock. The group will be assisted
by Elsie Learned, contralto, and
Harrison Potter. pianist.
The singer comes from st. Paul,
where she graduated from the Uni
versity OF Minnesota. After teach
ing year she continued her studies
at the Institute Of Musical Art, New
York City, and appeared as oratorio
soloist on several occasions.
Mr.. Greenfield has a wide expert
ence as conductor, pianist and or
ganist. He has been director OF
the Oratorio Society of New York
since 1943, and is connected in vari-
Gus capacities with the New York
University and the Union Theolog-
ical Seminary. The choir, to be
heard at the National Gallery of
Art, is maintained to sing for the
chapel programs in the university
college and the engineering college.
It forms a part of the university
glee club, which Is celebrating this
wear its 65th season,
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Programs of The Week
TODAY.
.-------.

Dr.. Hans Kinder. conductor; consti-
tuition Hall, 4 pm.
CARROLL MATOoN. soprano; SALLY
WEST Pianist Pianist; Jari,a, Parker Hall 40
Cradle sons," Rimsky -Korsskoii,s s
The Nishtinfale and the Rose"
DOR; 'Ernsni, Ernani, invoiami,"
sss.sho!sn; ssanS: Isr.,1S.. sNnsts \, SP NJ. TO-;
2s, No. B." Miss West.
LEWIS ATWATER. organ recital; Will
son Evart baritons, assisting: All
soa,s ah ,1Dnit Unitarian &C SchH,Teh; h,,E 3. 3 g;mt
Thee Clean. MY Heart" Mr.. Ewart.
TEMPLE DUNN. organ recital: Thomas
Van Potter. baritone. soioist; Metro
politan Memorial Methodist Church;
Our P% God" sens M.epoHw.li. Sw nahk Hyma NM X y
~ "Aiiesro Maestoso'" from Men
sss:s ous sa'ss q <. Be- D..D NJ sF'fa v.a
NEW YORK. UNIVERSITY CHAPEL
CHOIR; Alfred NJ. oreenfeld. dirsc-
a1.s ri F:'ioR. R.o.ss4a sserz sSs q a. s5s
lIys' vale q Tyoni;" Prayer Of
Tchssnokov's salvation Belenseth
teIla," Brahms Thapsody." choir
and Miss Learned: yamss "sonE Of
via'"'; Hsydn's Maiden Fair" choir;
ssaehs 3; ma,r,Ia ,rnousn m ass The ov.I Wings Ias
:" Sauii ff0t; Lesscn, CHARLES S1d 4clouds,s
Miss Leonard; Palestrinss "Adora-
,,,,, mus Te" & &Lyoysky,s ks ;, "Hospodi la9, po-
song; Gems The Palisades choir
MENDELssOHN's HYMN OF PRAISE,
First Baptist Church. 8 pm.
PAUL CHANDLER. HUME. sacred song
recital, Foundry Methodist Church,
TOMORROW.
WASHINGTON MUSIC TEACHERS
M Wifsrd aoee e noon speak
ALBERT LA F0N, piano recital ct.
f.s9a csssIisi tro As.s:%y s.sS. s.ssna g o,;.n IAN
10. No. ii. waltz. c shaYp Minor:
..Reyolutionary Etude. sesthoven's
thedrale.. ensieutie. RAms.u's
ust .m0Ssr!n n a.ehmssscs naSsEs.si. pr.laa. mln
c Sharp Minor: schubert's I'm
Dance" La Fon's 'Berceuse.
La phiIiips a.ilers, se sstqts pn r's!is1: -:
Esthetics Of Plano Playfng."
Evening star., 1947-11-23
NATIONAL SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA.
Today, 4 pm.
Constitution Hall.
"Sinfonia to Cantata No. 29,"
Nun komm, der Heiden
"FIeiland" Bach
Symphony No. g. Beethoven
Symphony No. l" Brahms
by Hons Kinder

cendve.or, kotieneI Symphony Orchestra
Fifty years ago the compositions
of Johannes Brahms were so unpop-
ular in cultured" Boston that peo-
pie walked out whenever his music
was played, and a newspaper critic
advised the management of the
Boston Symphony to have some
signs printed saying: Exit in case
of Brahms! Today his G Minor
Symphony Is "box ofice"-and the
great work (Which will constitute
the second half of our program to-
day. needs no commentary.
Bach today also is among the
most popular" composers. Yet I
remember we'll that even in my
youth he was often condemned as
dry"
The first Bach Sinfonia on our
program is best known in its later
form as the Praeludium in z from
the Sixth Sonata for violin alone.
But the original version was, be-
lieve it or not, for organ solo and
small orchestra, the organ playing
the violin solo part. On the old
organs with their heavy action, the
playing OF this solo part must have
been a virtuoso stunt worthy of
Bach, the greatest organist OF his
age, who in his early youth tramped
$50 miles on foot through winter
SHOWS to hear Reincken, the star
pupil Of the great Dutch organist,
Sweelinck.
The second Sinfonia is the open
ing movement Of the Cantata. Nun
Komm, Der Heiden Heiland," work
Of ineffably and deeply moving ten
derness.
Beethoven's Eighth.
Between the Bach and the
Brahms we will play the Eighth
Symphony by Beethoven, the one in
which his humor is at its most "un-
buttoned" or what our British cous-
ins would call "jolly good"
With Beethoven the human ele-
Lnciit III MuSlC dpPCdl GU AOi oAAc AL OF
time as the principal factor OF the
purely or mainly formal quality his
immediate predecessors had consid-
cred as most important. And i'm
mediately the question raises itself:
Was this a gain for art? Is the
final purpose of music to be human
rather than purely and principally
a matter of beauty of sound and
of form?
Beethaven's heart was great and
pure and deep-feeling. and it beat
in sympathy with humanity's hard
ships and it's sorrows. This, how
ever, is first of all matter OF hu-
man tendencies, of the human soul.
The artist Beethoven had to create
forms, and his proverbial wrestling
and struggling may well have been
nothing else but the attempts to
put his human chat is, sometimes
non -musicaD experiences in musical
form. However, he succeeded IN
Evening star., 1947-11-23
FRIDAY.

FRIDAY MORNING MUSIC CLUB,
Kathryn Stowie. Annabelle ,Hoee, So
pranos; Sally West, pianist: Barker
Hall, YWCA, II 80 am. Deb Vieni
non Tardar," from Mozart's The
Marriage Of Figaro SCOTS The
unforseen.'' Kleins ITO Evening"
Prokohen's SONATA, or. e. No. 81
Mis- Miss West; West; Arias' M YHuiracosh.:. yIr + Tai,
De Rogatis, 'yibala:" Cato" Miss
Hose: Rimsky-Korsakoff's Concerto,
c Sharp Minor. Op. 80" Miss West
and Louis A. Potter.
SINGING CAPITAL CHORUS. DR.. Rob-
ert H. Harmon. director: Six Barber
Shop Quartet groups. Leland Junior
High SCHOOL, 3 pm.
PROF. GLEN HAYDON. lecture, Cool
idse Auditorium, Library Of Con-
sress, $50 pm. "on the Meaning
OF Music"
NAVY BAND, 1t. Charles Brendler, con-
ductor: Departmental Auditorium.
$3.50 pm. Gould's "Jericho,". Pow
elI's "Natehez-on- the Hin" Shosta-
e.. e; a. t, No; Is: "MI.1she I.,s q. s:Tsss. .s.':
The southern Cross" Gordon Fin
lay. cornetist: Addinsell's warsaw
Concerto" Nevman's Street Scene
Herbert's Suite q Serenades,"
Evening star., 1947-11-23
Armando .Jannuzzi

Gsand opsru Dromotie Tsner
Voice Specialist
Fsundetien and Technique
School Of bel cante
Approved by CT Bin
Hobart 9o2S
1919 Oak s.. NV. M. 18th ~,
Evening star., 1947-11-23

Mendelssohn's Hymn of Praise
will be presented by the senior q
cappella choir at the First Baptist
Church tonight at 8 o'clock. Eighty
voices have been chosen from the
school OF the choirs for this per-
formance. given in commemoration
Of the composers Tooth death an
niversary. Harwood v. Hall will d.
rect and also sing the tenor sole
part. Other soloists are: Dorothy
Ramsier, Mildred Weatherspoon. and
Ruth Reuman Hall. Homer Knowles
Is the organist.
The Navy Band, 1t. Comdr
Charles Brendler, conductor. will
give a program in the Departmental
Auditorium Friday at $50 o'clock.
Gordon Finlay will play a cornet
solo. With the exception Of Decem-
Der 26 and January 2. the Depart
mental Auditorium concerts will be
held every Friday night.
Robert Frederick Freund presents
Dorothy M. Evans, mezzo-soprano,
and Jean Willingham, soprano, in
recital at pm. today at his studio
home, Harmony Hill Farm, Lewins-
vile, Va. Edna Lee Freund will be
the accompanist.
Margie Mauney, distinguished Or
ganist and teacher Of Albermarle,
N. c., will be the guest Of Mary Nc
Gowan Slappy at $500 Chesapeake
street NV. over Thanksgiving week
end. Her golden anniversary Of
service in Central Methodist Church
OF Albermarle was celebrated last
winter with a musical program ded-
icated to her.
The Music Division in the Library
Of Congress will sponsor the second
lecture given in memory of Louis c
Elson Friday night at $3.50 o'clock
Prof. Glen Hayden of the music de-
partment In the University of North
Carolina will talk on The Meaning
Of Music" The lecturer took hi,
doctorate at the University of Vienna
and has been president of the Amer.
lean Musicological Society and the
Music Teachers National Associa.
ton. He is author Of several impor.
tant books and numerous articles
and essays, and is at present chair
man Of the Committee on Musicol-
ogy of the American Council OF
Learned Societies. Attendance is by
invitation, available upon request
addressed to the Music Division.
George Middleton, author and
dramatist, will speak to the music
teachers at their noon luncheon to-
morrow at the Willard Hotel. The
music teachers will honor the men,
ory Of Pearl Waugh by dedicating
this meeting to her.
The Air Force Band Concert Or
chestra, Maj. George s. Howard,
leader, will give an all-American
program At the Department Of In
terror on Thanksgiving night at
o'clock. M/Sergt. Harry Meuser will
present the premiere Of Concerto
Orientale" for bassoon, composed
by his wife, Eleanor Hindson Meus-
er. a graduate Of the Cincinnati
Conservatory of Music. M/Sergt.
Abrasha Robofsky, baritone, also
will be on the program.
Lewis Atwater will give an organ
recital at the Ali Souls Unitarian
Church this afternoon at S o'clock,
assisted by Wilson Ewart, baritone.