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Evening star., 1947-05-30
Army, May League
H0n0rs Memory
OF Mrs. IiscHn
By r Rnfh Dean

The Woman's Army and Navy
League paid tribute to one OF its
past presidents yesterday In an
impressive memorial service.
Members gathered on the sunlit
front porch of the Soldiers, Sailors
and Marines Club, sponsored by the
League, to dedicate bronze plaque,
newly placed at the entrance, In
memory of Mrs. Emerson H. Liseum,
who was president of the league
from 1915-1925.
I Gen. Charles E. Roberts, U. S. A.,
retired, who was a friend of Mrs.
Liscum, unveiled the plaque and
paid tribute to her "untiring work
in helping soldiers, sailors and
Marines" as cofounder of the now
disbanded Army and Navy Memorial
Aid Society and .benefactor of the
Woman's Army and Navy League.
The funds for the plaque were
contributed by the Memorial Aid
Society, following its disorganiza-
ton, as tribute to Mrs. Liscum.
The words of the plaque express
the leagues grateful memory Of
Mrs. Emerson Hamilton Liscum,
whose devoted efforts and generous
financial assistance made possible
the preservation and success of this
club"
Mrs. William H. Arnold, league
president, added to Gen. Roberts
words of tribute. Our club can
only continue to be worth while as
long as it receives support from
such puolic-spirited, patriotic and
unselfish citizens as Mrs. Liscum," !"
she said. 1t was largely due to Mrs.
Liscum's efforts that the league
was able to purchase the present
club at 1015 L street NV.
A special guest at yesterdays cere-
mony was DR.. Daniel Borden, godson
of Mrs. Liscum. Members of the
league who knew Mrs. Liscum- and
were instrumental in arranging for
the plaque dedication were also
present and included: Mrs. Roy T.
Morris, Mrs. William Carter, Mrs.
Ormand Lissack, Mrs. John L. Hines
and Mrs. Oliver Spaulding.
Mrs. Arnold presided over a busi-
ness session earlier in the morning
and presented merit pin awards to
league members and Jangos for
past months service. Members who
received the pins were Mrs. Walter
Grant, Mrs. George Richards, Mrs.
Charles Phillips, Mrs. Lanier Bu-
ford, Mrs. D. Carleton Crowell, Mrs.
Laura Cooke and Mrs. P. B. Clark
son. The two Jango winners were
Josephine Chaffin of Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School with 296
hours to her credit, and Carol Ma
comber of George Washington High
School in Alexandria with 1913 hours.
Mrs. Robert Lavandar, chairman
OF the Endowment Fund, reported
that to date. gifts and savings have
swelled the fund, which was insti-
tuted last year, to $52,298. Interest
from the fund is used in emergency
for administration of the club.
Following the dedication ceremony
members adjourned to the club can
teen for a delicious luncheon which
was prepared under the direction of
Mrs. w. P. r. Hill, canteen chair
man. Mrs. Hill is the wife of Mai.
Gen. w. P. T. Hill, quartermaster
general of the Marine Corps, and
during her term of service has pro-
NOTED the efficient and successful
operation of the canteen.
Evening star., 1947-05-30
Entertaining Among the Diplomats
Dinner at Mexican Embassy
Other Parties for Enu0ys

Diplomats took leading
Abador and Sonora de Espnca
party honor of the Secretary Of
Their other guests the Italian
the Undersecrea Of State Achon
the Board OF Governors of the
Eccles the Vice Chairman the Washington
and Mrs Herbert CASTOR Mr.
president
the Financial Counselor
Senora Lca
Secretary Embassy
Egyptian Ambassador
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Luncheon yesterday
For Mrs. Hamilton

Mrs. Dorothy Nicholson Bates en-
tertained at luncheon yesterday in
honor of Mrs. Pierpont Morgan
Hamilton. who is Mrs. Arthur
Woods sister-in-law. Col. and
Mrs. Hamilton, who moved here
shortly after their marriage at the
beginning of this year, are leaving
next week for Gibson Island.
The party was given in the garden
of Mrs. ks Toll House Tavern.
The other guests were Mrs. Lauris
Norstad. Mrs Brien Mcmahon.
Mrs. Joseph Horgan, Mrs. William
Hessick, Mrs. James Douglass,
Mrs. Constantine Brown, Mrs. Fred
Morrison and Mrs. Jesse w. Mich
olson, the hostess mother.
Evening star., 1947-05-30
luncheon Date Set

June II has been set as the date
for a member bring member
luncheon and garden party to be
held by the Women's American Ort
at the home of Mrs. Emmett Mark
wood, 2726 Brandywine street NV.
Miss Sylvia Kaplowitz will be fea-
tured during the program which will
include music by strolling trouba-
dors. Tables also will be arranged
for cards and nah jong.
Evening star., 1947-05-30

of the General Federation. Musical
selections will be offered by Ruth
Linrud, soprano and harpist; Mrs
Walter. H. Maloney, soprano, and
George Knadler, baritone.
Mrs. E. Morgan Pryse is general
chairman of the luncheon, assisted
by the following committee chair
men: Mrs. Erich w. Schwartze,
hospitality; Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt,
Evening star., 1947-05-30

Prominent guests will include Mrs.
Fred Vinson, wife of the Chief
Justice; Mrs. John L. Mcmillan, wife
of Representative Mcmillan of
South Carolina, and Mrs. Overton
Brooks, wife of Representative
Brooks of Louisiana.
Another speaker on the program
will be Mrs. William Dick Sporberg,
chairman of international relations
Evening star., 1947-05-30
Special Notice

Wedding information should
be submitted no later than the
day before the wedding, or in
case of Saturday wedding at
least three days beforehand.
Only brief announcement
will be published if wedding in
formation is received following
the ceremony, and the tnfor-
nation must be received no
later than a week following the
ceremony if 1t is to be published
at all.
Evening star., 1947-05-30

music; Mrs. Needham c. Turnage,
decorations; Mrs Luther L. Lemon.
program. and Mrs. Ernest w. How
ard. publicity.
Miss Gwenda Rollins Pryse and
Miss Betty Wright will serve as
pages.
Evening star., 1947-05-30
McGratb to Speak
Before Federation

Senator McGrath, Democrat, of
Rhode Island, will be guest speaker
at the annual breakfast of the Dis
trict Federation of Women's Clubs
at noon Monday at the Mayfower
Hotel.
Evening star., 1947-05-09

clean, friendly atmosphere that
pdevails In the Supreme Court
cafeteria.
The prices at the cafeteria may be
slightly higher on q few items than,
for example, in the House and
Senate restaurants, but GSI oficials
say they manage to show a profit
which they subsequently split $3.50
with the Government under the
terms of its contract.
The House and Senate restaurants
have been operating at q loss in
catering to Senators, Representatives
and legislative employees deficit
which must be met by the Nations
taxpayers. Recently the Senate
Appropriations Committee was in
formed the Senate eating places lost
$3s GOO In 1915 and $27, 900 In 1947.
GSI officials explain they charge
slightly higher prices at the Supreme
Court cafeteria than they do at the
50 other eating places they operate
In Federal buildings because the
Supreme Court restaurant caters
primarily to the public, while the
other cafeterias feed Government
employees.
Evening star., 1947-05-09
Coroner Explains Duties
Before Business Group

The duties of the District coroner's
ONCE were explained in detail by
Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald at
the monthly meeting Of the North
east Businessmen's Association, In
the Hotel Continental yesterday.
DR.. Macdonald told how his office
last year was concerned with 1876
per cent Of the Districts 8,757
deaths, as compared with 34.6 per
cent OF 1927 deaths In 194l.
He pointed out the coroner must
deal not only with violent deaths,
but with natural deaths when a
physician has treated a patient for
less than "a hours preceding death
or has not seen the patient during
the preceding 10 days
The District Morgue requires
identification of body by at least
two persons before it is released
Dr.. Macdonald explained. This is
to establish evidence Of identity In
cases where trial Will follow and
to eliminate mistakes which even
relatives may make, he declared.
@. Leslie Shafer. first vice presi-
dent OF the group, presided.
Evening star., 1947-05-09
CO Advises Its Officials to Eat
At High Courts GSI Cafeteria

1t was . rare bit Of irony when
the national CIO recently advised
It's visiting officials that, when you
are on Capitol Hill, the best place
to eat is the Supreme Court cafe
terra"
The irony lay In the fact that the
cafeteria is operated by Government
Services, Inc, which had just been
engaged in a bitter controversy with
the CIO-afhliated Cafeteria Workers
Local All. The dispute over in
creased wage demands and other
benefits for cafeteria employees cul-
minated In q strike which was finally
settled by both sides agreeing to
arbitration.
Now, few months later, here was
the CIO choosing the GSI-operated
Supreme Court cafeteria rs the "best
place to eat on Capitol Hill"
Other persons on Capitol Hill
seem to feel the same as the CIO in
regard to the GSI cafeteria. They
like the food the fairly moderate
prices, the fast service. and the
Evening star., 1947-05-09

Hond~oven in South America these fine Ponomo by chonp oct
you Oft to heod start crowd They're light air and breezy
COOL Both and eqhon fit every
heod # its Ponomo you wont, here's "chonnp hot!
IT. Street Ho~
Evening star., 1947-03-17

a rustic instrument of France and
the Netherlands, by violin IN the
second variations lent individuality
to the more or less conventional pat
tern. AS a basis of the fantastic
scherzo in the advertisement"
served syncopated rhythms of an
American and Spanish character. In
this the composer used an mex
haustible supply Of technical re-
sources with many splashes Of
color, well distributed between the
two instruments. Mr.. Gordon had
an artistic and understanding col
laborator in Mr.. Fuerstner. who ac-
quilted himself of the difficult task
with more than ordinary proficiency,
presenting three technically exact
ing works with much musicianly un-
derstanding.
Lacking LoefIier's expertise in
handling the violin parts, the two
other works, by Phillips and Gruen-
berg, did not have the glamour Of
the former. Treated rather as per-
cussion instrument the violin was
Evening star., 1947-03-17
Gordon, Fuerstner
Give Program at
National Gallery
By EIeno de Soyn

Continuing the fourth festival
of American music In the National
Gallery of Art, a program for violin
and piano was presented in the
east garden court by Jacques Cor
don, violinist, and Carl Fuerstner.
pianist, last night. Mr.. Fuerstner,
on the faculty of the Eastman
School of Music, substituted for
Jose Echaniz, who was unable to
appear because of serious injury
to his arm.
The three works chosen: Charles
Martin Loeff1er's 'Partita," Burrill
Phillips Sonata" in its premiere,
and Louis Gruenberg's Sonata No.
g." given its first performance here,
represented three generations OF
American creative achievement.
Considering the violin in its un-
! limited capacity for tone color and
cantilena, Loeff1er's "Partita" was
the most grateful work of the three.
1t was written by man who had
an intimate knowledge and conse-
quently love for the instrument.
A -virtuoso before deciding to
enter the field of composition, Loef-
fer concentrated primarily on sus-
tanned passages which Mr.. Gordon
gave forth with breadth and beauty.
A thoughtful beginning, in the
composers highly refined and pol
ished style, led into what he termed
"a merry fugue" in the manner oi
Vivaldi and Bach, reminiscent Of
their famous Concert Grossi." The
"Sarabande" of the second move
ment, consisting of variations on a
theme by Johann Mattheson, fol-
lowed the previously established
classical line in its three variations
A good imitation of the cornamusa
Evening star., 1947-03-17

given in both sonatas a conventional
course followed by the majority OF
contemporary composers, who favor
the hammered stroke for string in
struments in the field OF chamber
music.
Although Mr.. Gutenberg believes
in melody and beauty and acknow.-
edges that rhythm and technique
should be subordinate to expression,
his work did not bear out this
theory. His sonata, promising much
after an effective introduction, took
the accented pace Of the leaping
Evening star., 1947-03-17
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hammered effect. continued in the

hammered effect, continued in the
finale without special distinction.
While the harmonic structure Of
Mr.. Phillips sonata was dissimilar
it resembled the latter in effect be-
cause of the mechanical treatment.
The jazzy burlesque, the clever ca
denza, the strepitoso passages ending
Evening star., 1947-03-17

on a mournful note were very pleas
ing In their objective. The artists
were warmly applauded for = truly
finished performance.
Evening star., 1947-06-22
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rairoas siding IN rear all Utilities sail,, 10
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WOODLAND BEACH-Modern. 3 rooms
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Evening star., 1947-06-22
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Evening star., 1947-06-22
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AUCTION SALES.
CTfTTiRF


TRUSTEES SALE, July 10, 11:00 am. at
the courthouse door: Rockville. Nd. eco
acre farm, Poolesville DISTRICT, MontEon-
cry County. MARYLAND, near Potoomsaac otoomsa Rlv.
Clear. eli: nH balance in woods, Land well watered
and improved by 11-roon dwelling house,
hot-water heat. bath. SPACIOUS porehses;; h = !;
combined, meat house, poultry house and nd
or sensral farming. propsrty - vii BE Be
Sunday from June 4th to July 7th between
the hours Of 1000 am. and 500 p m by
William B. Trundle and/or David Trladie.
Rockville Md or see advertisement, IN
hI1fr ssRRT Gospy snBH Bc
ie1415,2t 20 IS 20 .iyS.6.
DAIRY CATTLE AMI. EaUIPMENT--Due
to the recent death of Mr. Clay Plummer
and having operated dairy on ffty-hfty
Ra 3 bsmond Ta w Fsr ss On ocsasd ms SS
Of Gaithersburg on state hiEhway Leading
to Ounce Orchard in Montgomery COUNTY, pun,r
the following, to-wit: 102 ,hesd, Of dairy
cattle, consisting Of g head Of Wisconsin
h3s'eo hs eov k sos Of these nssd cows 81 viii s.
Dalanss ssn Sy IN Sa'f tul dft o% S Of mix Holsten
sn s couns s 9ns Of n Gssf essd sssdS
accredited. Dairy equipment: One 4-unit
De Laval milking machine, / double wash
tank one 40-can sterilizer, mixer ster-
llizer,. / new 44-in:, milk cooler, so new
machine, l upright steam boiler, one 20
can Brunner ice box used 3 weeks; l ciE-
culatins pump. 2 new strainers and milk
stirrers, lot of wash cloths. towels and
aprons. James Way feed carts on rub
ber.. 1 nearly new Farm All B; tractor
In fact, eyerythins found IN frst-class
dairy Notice--If you are In the market
for real dairy cattle and equipment attend
this sale. You are invited to inspect this
property at any time. Come in and see
us milk. Lunch aud refreshments served
on premises Terms Of sale--Cash with
clerk on sale day, and no property re-
PLUM a'' M. sN L. N'BuRDETTE' Gaithers-
burg Md John W. Null. auctioneer. Alvie
NJ Etzler, CLERK.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the Eastern DISTRICT
Of Vireinia in the matter OF Arthur
ing under the firm name OF Monte and
Allen in Bankruptcy No. 9S9. Pursuant
to order of court of June Is. 1947,.
shall sell at private sale. for cash. the
mems wear clothing business located at
31e3 Wilson boulevard, Arlington, Virginia,
including the stock in trade. furniture, FIX
lures and all other assets appertaining to
Said business, consisting of complete stock
OF mems furnishings and clothing. Avail
able for inspection: Call Arlington, Vir-
ginia, Chestnut 30s3. Sale will be under
sealed bids $500 deposit with bid to be
opened at Clerks Office of District Court.
Alexandria, Virginia, at 1000 am, June
81, 1e41. Court reserves the right to re-
ject all bids or accept highest 1t Is un-
derstood purchasers can arrange with
landlord for occupancy to August II, ta47.
ruptcS, Court House Square. Arlington.
Virginia. --24