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Evening star., 1947-03-30
TODAY.

cHoRUs, Nicholas Kostrukon. direc.
tor; Constitution Hall, 4 pm;
LomakinS The Ghsrueie oo sops 1r
Eternal King; .Karnovaloy- Fiveisky
kowsky's .9Es 70 9, Holy ood;s ..,I RoniHs..i,s
hz aiii. rs011s a1i 9scha@sky a1s mseI.y ny of
SKY .voealise." adislitsky's Aria"
issisK; inssis Pfsteff !es sSnss Sons, n1 Lezsinka
xIDs. pance song e.. arr sslam. osie4s ssto
sEfTx FRY scnEls ilsn!a sielini,ts s1esiPTs espT
RsrEer Han YWcA. 4:3o pm;
eotssn.ss Gssaasss chaGsSn haR1'''%lG %.dtssion saiss
saeh's eha.h5ren abreiude" Mss Ss sshein: songs
BY stradella. Torelli, Handel, Koech-
NATIONAL GALLERY sINroN1ETTA,
Richard Bales. conductor; shura
sls1, & AEs Esrl, DR am.lies Rs.s' RIss PRss
"old River Tune and Clambake,'
"scheTzo:" from stills Afro Amsri- .
ssItc No, p" Mr. pvorins; Lewis
Tune, Lees FESTIVAL Ode" Bales
pr'"''f1si, ToMoRRoW. ioI Ta5aRf' BY s'0'''
NaTioNAI flo, rs sYapHoNY Il aosRsi' HIT pPaRADE.
,n Howard - MITCHELL 4 eonducter; ,i. consti.
q.Sn na ovesaee sae ao
ton, Act III" from Moussorgsky's
"Khoyanstchina"; LISTS Les Prel-
udes," Suite" from Khachaturyans
Of the Flowers. strauss' Voices Of
spring;," Lehar's Gold and Silver
k2FIaR1NE haNsEf, fssprs soprsne rse'.ai:
sisting: Phfllips Gallery $50 pm.
-Appreciation." Mr.: sehaefer: Pur--
Msrxs That : dieh de G Lie6e serushrt.''
Holst's Vac, Britten's 'The ASH
g sroye.", ;, obradors "cera5on poTaue
% f%anee." Pouisne's .:uns Roulotte
dyle.' Ives. Ann Street" The
Children's Hour" Howe,s Now Goes
/ sing Lisht-souisd and Fancy
friday MORNING MUSIC CLUE, stu
dent prosraTi am AEls am Club $50 Pm.
ELEANOR sTEBER, soprano, song re-
cital; Constitution Hall, $3.50 pm.
Och vieni. non tardar,'' from Mo
zart.s 'Marriage Of Figaro: Non
mi dir, belp idol mio.' from Mozart's
from ehsrpentier.s sG Iouise: = 'oiEi Er-
mani invoiami." from verdfs ~Er-
mani; Rummers The Voices Of the
Children" SONGS By Strauss, Hahn,
HASvA1D GLEE CLUE, q. wallace
Woodworth, conductor; Presidential
Room, Statler Hotel, $50 pm.
Evening star., 1947-03-30

noon at 4 o'clock
In Institution
Hall, directed by
N / C holas Kos
trukon. An elab-
crate program of
religious music,
which forms a
part OF the Rus
sian Ort hodox
Church, rollick-
ing Cossack war
songs and lifting
folk tunes of
the Steppes, will
be climaxed by
national dances.
At the request,
Evening star., 1947-03-30
St. Anthony Film

The World Film and Fine Arts
Festival of Belgium has invited for
June showing in Brussels the film
Temptation of st. Anthony" and
II paintings done for it by contem-
porary artists, including Max Ernst
and Salvador Dali.
Evening star., 1947-03-30
Print Competition

Thirteen awards totaling 5000
are offered in the second annual
Print Club competition by Associ-
lated American Artists. Entries
must reach the galleries in New
York by May "a. Address I'll Fifth
avenue.
Evening star., 1947-03-30
FRIDAY.

Dubois "The Seven Last Words
will be sung by the mixed choir dur.
ing the three hours service in the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart. Soloists
will be Estelle Hunt Dean, soprano;
Robert w. Barry, tenor, and Thomas
N. Leef, baritone. Mary Louise Sui.
Ivan is organist and choir director
An organ fund project sponsored
by the rector will be presented in
Christ Church, Georgetown, at 8 p. IN
Selections from Stainers 1.-THE Cru.
cifixion, " Dubois "The Seven Las,
Words" Mozart's Requiem" /"
Brahms Requiem" Bach,s "The st
Matthew Passion" Handels "The
Messiah" and Mendelssohn's eli
jah," will be sung by the choir. Hell
en- Minifie, Florence Miller, sopranos
Florence Anschutz, Marjorie Chaffey
contraltos; Earl Nails, tenor, and
Watson Ahlenfeld, bass, will be the
soloists.
The choir of Mount Rainier Meth
odist Church, Elizabeth Carpenter
organist and director, will sing
Stainer's THE Crucifixion" at 8 pm
Thornton's new cantata, my
Heart Is Glad" will be sung by the
chorus at the National City Chris.
tian Church at pm. under direc.
ton of w. E. Braitffwaite. Two or.
gan preludes will be played by JAIME.
B. Smiley.
The choir of the Church of the
Holy City will present Stainer's
THE Cruciflxion" at 8 pm. with
James Mann, tenor, and Harry
Crow, baritone, as soloists.
In the Chevy Chase Baptist
Church at 8 O'Clock, the choir with
Floyd Jennings, jr., baritone; Henry
G. Leef, tenor, and Albert E. Leef
bass, as soloists, will sing Stainer'.
THE. Crucifixion" under the direc.
ton of Thomas N. Leef.
During the three-hour service ir
Foundry Methodist Church begin
ming at noon, excerpts from Dubois
The Seven Last Words" the
spiritual, Were You There?" Noble!
Go to Dark Gethsemane" anc
James Jesus, Our Lord, We Adore
Thee" will be sung.
The Sanctuary Choir Of Ana
costa Methodist Church under the
direction of Mildred Denison, witt
Barbara McNeal at the organ, viii
sing Stainer's "The Crucifixion" al
the 8 o'clock service.
Evening star., 1947-03-30

There will be a lecture recital
given by Theodore Schaefer tomor-
row night at $50 in the Phillips
Gallery. The subject is 'The Song
Creation Interpretation Apprecia-
ton" He will be assisted by Kath-
arine Hansel, soprano.
Evening star., 1947-03-30

Inc play wherein there was set
Of two is here given. South opened
with one heart, West passed and
North called one spade. When East
also passed, South bid two hearts,
showing additional values. North
then went to three hearts, which
encouraged South to bid four hearts.
This was careful and cautious bid
ding, but his playing was reckless
and thoughtless.
West, instead of opening from her
worthless five-card diamond suit, led
a small spade from her still more
worthless spade suit through North S
declared strength. South saw that
if he won the trick by letting it come
up to his jack he could make seven
odd, which was important as the
game was duplicate and extra tricks
would be valuable. Vests singleton
spade won, however, and rather
than return a diamond up to the
weakness in dummy, he played the
ace of clubs, West played the 10,
which was a come-on, and took the
next trick with the kind. Another
spade was led and East trumped
He followed with a third club and
South was on the spot. He realized
that if West had no more of that
suit, but held the queen of hearts
she could overtrump his jack. If he
played the king, she would discard
Ia diamond and win with the queen
after declarer played his ace. He
discarded spade and West trumped
and laid down another spade, which
East trumped. He thus lost five
tricks.
Miss Lucy Adams of Silver Spring
Md, asks: How should an unfin-
ished rubber be scored?"
If no substitute acceptable to the
other player is available, the score
should be computed as follows, un-
less all four players agree to finish
the rubber at a stated time: II
one game has been won the winners
score 300 points; if but~ one side
has part score or scores that side
scores SO points; add up the respec-
tive scores of each side and enter
the total precisely as if the rubber
| had been finished,
Evening star., 1947-03-30
Don Cossack Chorus
And Dancers Here
For Program Today

Back from a tour Of Japan and
Korea, the Gen. Platon Don Cossack
Chorus and Dancers will be pre-
sented by the c. c. Cappel Concert
Bureau In a concert this after
Evening star., 1947-03-30

Sowerby's Psalm 122," and Jesus
Thou My Wearied Spirit" from
Bach's "Cantata No. 78" at 8 pm
in the church. The Psalm" was
commissioned for the conservation
of the Right Rev. Henry st. George
Tucker as presiding bishop Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church. Solos
in the Bach work will be sung by
Earl Nails, tenor, and Watson
Ahlenfeld, bass.
Evening star., 1947-03-30

Musical Instruction On piano. Hawaiian
guitar, Spanish guitar, mandolin, banje
and ukuIele. Lessons in theory and har-
vanced students, including training for
radio broadcasting and dance band work
CO. S45S, MRS. ALMA WOLKING.
Evening star., 1947-03-30

| At the La Sale Studio, conducted
by Mrs. Dixie Wright, the duplicate
winners on Friday were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. G. Laslie, first, and Miss
Katharine Reed and Miss Ann De
Vols, second In the Monday night
game, the leaders were Mrs. Henry
A. Walker and Miss Ann Struggs,
first, and Pvt. N. A. Berger and Pvt.
R. Crouth, second.
Evening star., 1947-03-30

The progressive bridge players at
1906 Twentieth street have named
their group the Dupont Circle Con-
tract Bridge Club. Miss Helen
Mitchell is instructress and Miss M
Brewster is manager. At the last
meeting the winners were B. L. Carl
vile, first, and r. E. Jones, second.
Evening star., 1947-03-30

Other games at the Stephan Stu
dio were as follows: Wednesday,
Mrs. Frederic Eberson and James
G. Stone, first; Mrs. D. E. Stephan
and Mrs Dora Schwartz, second.
Friday, Clarence thinner and Har-
old Mayer, first; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Salvatorel, second. and Mrs. D. E.
Stephan and Mrs. Dora Schwartz,
third, with one-half point divided
the three leading pairs.
Evening star., 1947-03-30

The Washington Bridge League
is arranging for a two-day tourna-
ment to be held at its headquarters
in the Burlington Hotel May II
and 18,
Evening star., 1947-03-30
WEDNESDAY.

VEDNESDA1.
Christ Lutheran Choir under the
direction of John B. Wilson, Or
ganist and choirmaster, will present
Stainer's 1.-THE Crucifixion" at 8:15
pm. Thomas N. Leef, baritone, will
be the guest soloist and Ralph E.
Norton of Christ Lutheran Choir
will be the tenor soloist. An organ
recital at 8 will precede the cantata.
DR.. w. H. o. McGehee, organist
and choirmaster, will present the
chancel choir Of All Souls Memo
rial Church, especially augmented
for the occasion, in Stainer's "The
Crucifixion" at pm. Soloists will
be Warren w. Grimes, Winfree
Johnson, Harry Hickman and r. E.
Marquis.
Dubois 'The Seven Last Words
will be sung by the augmented
choir of Foundry Methodist Church
in a candlelight service at pm.
THURSDAY.
Stainer's "Chorale" will be sung
at the 8 pm. communion service
in the Anacostia Methodist Church
The candlelight communion serv.
ice at 8 pm. in the National City
Christian Church will open with
two organ preludes by Dolores
Snead. guest organist. DR.. William
w. zeller, tenor, will sing Sturgis
THE Stranger of Galilee," and the
choir, Dickinson's I'm Joseph's
Lovely Garden"
At the 8 o'clock service in the
Chevy Chase Baptist Church Ed
ward Hallbach, tenor, will sing
Gounod's There Is a Green Hill
Far Away"
Stainer's 1.-THE Crucif1xion" will be
sung by the church chorus and SOLO
lists in Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1947-03-30

Various results were recorded on
the deal here given in a duplicate
game played at the Capital City
Chess Club. They ran all the way
from a set of two to seven made,
although grand slam in no case
was bid. Four hearts was the con-
tract in nearly every instance and
1t was the par call. The distribution
was as follows:
Evening star., 1947-03-30

Stainer's 'The Crucifixion" will be
given by the Senior A Cappella
Choir with Harwood v. Hall con-
Quoting in the First Baptist Church
at 8 tonight. Orville Loeff1er, tenor
Carroll Kelly, Y. 1/c, U. S. N, bari
tone, and Earle Fox, bass, will be the
soloists.
Evening star., 1947-03-30

The master point game Of the
Agriculture Bridge Club will be
played at the Stephan Studio
April S.
Evening star., 1947-03-30

The Sanctuary Choir Of Ana
costa Methodist Church under the
direction of Mildred Denison, with
Barbara McNeal at the organ, will
sing Stainer's 1.-THE Crucifixion" at
the 8 o'clock service.
Evening star., 1947-03-30

Stainer's "The Crucifixion" will be
sung by the church chorus and SOLO
lists in Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1947-10-03
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRLS. two, desire work; one mothers 8
helper; one nsss experienced cook; both colored.
I've 5 dass dis.s IT, oas ~
GIRL. colored, experienced wants days or
GIRL, colored. wishes JOB as maid from
1au II an until 7:30 pm: $50 and carfare.
GIRL. @ colofed. % desires full or part time
caii Ii. So ssa5. business ''"''' OF 'A'A'''''
NO no, ss7o. Ext. B-626;
sme ts ts0sse eeanna n's wns wok woFkef pa6
GIRL, sco!ored. wants work from s-s or
GIRL, colored. desires housework, days
a week; no cooking; very fond Of children
and dependable. Lincoln ss07. A.
GRL q sp Isn ose H!erss to wish is Ho 6e ss sssnns
GIRL. Go co.ored. diva wants : days work. Tues:
after att 81 s ociock, csis0ff' Il: s57o. s. s'' '"'
GIRL wants days work, So and cartare,
GIRL GOOD, to be nursemaid. or light
kousework. Am leaving town and would
personal refs. Call Mr.. Roupp. DE. 5220
H;K. wanted by a, refined widow. So
ofr Of ill rR! fetS oass private r00" $50 "f' time
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL desires after-schoo
| or evening work. DU. 1896. -3
LADY'S MAID or upstairs maid wants po-
| sition in pvt. family; must be close te
transportation. ia. 7171.
LAUNDRY, curtains, outdoor drying; al
work expertly done. Bring to 526 Isl
WOMAN. colored, wants work e-6 or day.
work; references. TW. 2572.
WOMAN, colored, would like days 9
week: work, also would take care o.
elderly lady. 5a days: ref. Elk. O088.
| WOMAN, colored, experienced, desires
g.h.w. 5 days per week. DI. 1893.
| YOUNG WOMAN, colored. desires E.h.w
lO.4, no Sat. or Sundays. RA. 4OS3
DESIRING POSITION as housekeeper ane
cook in q home where I can have m,
daughter with me as she has been ant
Evening star., 1947-10-03
HELP poMEsrIe icent.l,

COOK AND G.H.W.i Alex: hours. 10 am.
to 2 p.m.; 1--WE out; empl. couple, school
S Snlid.sn; Sfa, $40 week start; rets' required.
COOK. Experienced. capable Of doing
and modsrn ssndy go for II daT % q 4 In
must be thoroughly capable and have
recent refs; live in. FA. 191l-W. a
o T sh ada gsd for FOR eoua
try. DU. 1900. Ext. 70. 10 a.m.-5 pm.
miles ioa country yss
help employed; references required; $50
es5 eooR Rons excel sGa ssh
as butler-chaufteyr; give all particulars
cSurff eaS 5s 4SrEn RSs Tssf or star Small estate in
nearby Virginia. Woman to cook and do
light to do hstH cleaning and
completely equipped. near main house.
ksieTsnsss ySsa essu,rsa write full full inforns-
nSEsTfc isSa SEN Hell aEIf fear fos days week. sn,
as sfsrkzE SH: is5S iHsS5SSsrwonKrn. care d >
sehool-age children; live in; Isl 500 mo.
81 aE + i[Ss sxzi il; fond Of shiidfsa; refs
GH.w. AND GOOD COOK. colored. for 3
reference Telephone Wo. 5772, 3943
MASSACHUSETTS, ave. NV. Il
G:H.W;, laun. washing maehine); sxpsr.
card: other help empl, $25 week. Sligo
G.HW., older. settled woman, for 3 In
family live IN. 2ndsfioor 81 sunny ny d9on room and
G.H.W., live in. upstairs. room with pvt:
salary. VI. $3.50. -5
MAID, over 30, to work in New York
city; must be experi;snced ;iDe shh;Tii h1i. and
MAID for g.hw., experienced. with school
age children; 9i,, liy ,1na IN; upstairs rm.. S2o
friendly With children; live in: ref. req.
MAID Tor for days work; days week. Sill
sDrPs ppeas area g. refs 5eaured sS and
MAID, full time, to live In, 3-bedroom apt;
Conn. ave. near Taft Bridge, Michigan
% \ s5a::s ssss.s! s ssss a 5gs7 ys ~ ina
MAID for g.hw. and cooking; 6-day week;
adults: S25 per week. NO. $500 from
a sass5 s9tns sex Xpp2 s1d ssos
WOMAN. settled. for s.h.w. in .colored
family; live in or out; fond OF children.
Ydi YOUNG Nc LADIES ,a5. to assist in mail
5-day week. Apply ZIG 18th st. NV.
hEEIABLE REF 81 am mcoLoRED WOMAN, refs,
iSe iSneh y and dinner s.h.w:; physician' S
:
Evening star., 1947-10-03
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. calculetors Cleaned
RE. ii77. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.
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ALUMBRELLA for row.house reofs-Alum-
inum and asphalt semiliquid coating, guar
sa'ss aaai hfss ssss .aa
BRICKLAYER and contractor, brick. Co
fase msas esss :ss teTms. aTsna'' NJ So5s Dss $50
observation-disclosures, III chimneys. re-
nsasa ssnt9s Tss Fa aszi sna uas sfsns ana
tim makes) repaired by own service dept
sREHER aSs Rs ass not ION Re s, s4ss
81 years experienee: iaetoIy Da.ts; FuL.
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proofng. roof repairing. painting. paper paper
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Evening star., 1947-10-03

AIR CONDITIONING and refrigeration.
GI approved. modern training methods.
backed by IA yrs. now how: day and night
classes starting now Plenty 81 nracttiiSal tia,,
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HpGHIP Ef5 meHITuRfb RR o7Sso WOMAN teaches
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Evening star., 1947-10-03
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
ADDITIONS, remodeling. carpentry. plumb
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cement driysvays. poTches, rstaininE walls.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTING CLERK, bookkeeper, typist
and general ofhce work; 7h yrs exper.
Hsi HBsoioIklkkasiErER-rYpIsr-srENoGRAPHIR: IKE
near IN st. :. DI. 52os, RE sss2; 1882 .,d I5 !. ~
to manage guest heme, rest home; best
CASHIER, white, experienced, ref; desires 4
perm. day shift; restaurant or drug. W.
CcIIERK-TYRIsT, eolored: exper.: young;
neat; knowledge OF shorthand; reis; avah'
chEsR-TYPisT. tmRsd Y hish h School grad; knowl-
edge bkpg, office mach, desires 5-day
permanent position. Reeeptionist. Box
coMPANfoN, by refined widow, to elderly
lady; will trave.; no housework; excellent
g5siaisMsTA gp5EsiEasisMAkING; MG; sSsa assisn remod, aera
BERT, 1880 irving NV, Apt. f. AD. 223s.
GRL etTei stors Dshes ad sales
clerk in dry clean or dry goods. vi. S45&
ss. sss Or eessse sssss essR c s'ss rs @ BOSTON
VIII With ooat sS1e.eo exeeI ' ref desires clerical
ESTk ~ ags3 for y H sos so DOM hep
ppiver's n % PERMIT it, MRS. MARGARET WELSH.
4941 Butterworth pl. NV Wash, D. c.
Iapid naAl seffessfsssas! $50 Ma s$s4
EHuNDRx f3Gp, SR1; WORK done at home-Men's
shirts silks ana ns refey
SUssEs shSs s., ,AVAiLABIESTrained' vlgY. BE ene,ent
S0na Saa ss:s hr nus:ss sslycs sss
pstient sst nW. section; f' 81 per Week
NURSE, PRACTICAL. colored, hospital exper;
maternity case, day, or day care OF chill.
S9sas S5sn; Nj q s73s days; can take charge OF
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YOUNG LADY, with 4 yrs college edu-
cation, desires position. as dental asst.
or doctors receptionist. Call Georgia
6776 or Atlantic 1017. o.
YOUNG LADY, desires position, secretary
receptionist-typist fun or part time. exp,
capable; physicians ofdce preferred. No
stenog. Refined, dependable. conscientious
worker BOX 1857 Star. s.
YOUNG LADY, desires job as general ONCE
worker; typist; rapid and accurate fling;
neat; exp; city ref. Box S4-J, Star. 81
YOUNG WOMAN with experience as typist-
clerk and PIX operator, wishes position:
preferably in Silver Spring area. cah
YdouNG WOMAN desires to be com
REs REssnion1 1 to SlasT Tensn. Wash. Or ArIias- j!
AVAILABLE, competent administering sec
retary, z years varied experience; 6-day
week; $4,000 minimum. Box 76-J, Star,
or Temple 6900. Ext. 143 evenings. 81
PART-TIME WORK desired by art school
student, recent college gradu4te; available
weekdays after $3.50, all day Saturday
COLLEGE Col GRADUATE, age %: major
economies; office experience; clerical, typ-I
ing and receptionist. EN- $500. -5
COLLEGE STUDENT, Intelligent, desires
part-time work, baby sitter, waitress, sales
clerk or doctors ONCE. Di. 1902 aftsS 5.
LIGHT CoLoRED WOMAN, eve. work:
maid waitress. of1ce, club. cafeteria. store
care Of apts.; refs. Du. 717o.