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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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HENhi VIII NOT lo 2sE0 Be RfsPoNsIBLE for debts
ROBERT c. PEDEN. 1000 Cathedral ave.
PLAsTERERs AND MEMBERS of local %
Special primary eIecsion 1Gr seeretsEy- 6 1sE
Yoting, ST starts at 40 pm PlasteFers
Hell 1874 RfE 'efsey snfa snd aye cb.r $3.50
COMP. H fe-apholsteSed' SedA HF1 Fine fabrics 81
nate nate 9s5Sr 9oRR upHos%ERN e. e.
INC. 6l7 st. NV. 80 years at the
DIAMONDS. old jewelry and silver Esntsd:
Expert ssgDTaaisnEs tE free NJ LIVINGSTON ss4e
kept; part time; tax returns prepared.
sTdts Fsssg9ahle Or 2o74
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upnossssa DD Hog kSoM f"e That 6s He
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chestra will assure the success OF your
party Dec. goth and few other dates
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debts contracted by any one other than
myself HOWARD J. WOLFE, 1915 Frank
n GAS = Wafer III HEATERS, 20. 80, 20 Esl.
automatic; no cash needed; small monthly
payment: immediate installation. .THoMP-
SON g. STANBURY CO., INC, Ii, 302e.
ting plants; no cash needed; small
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THOMPSON u STANSBURY co. LII 3029.
cash prices Free appraisal. ARTHUR
Markell, $40 st. NV. MA. 02S4.
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Erica Morini Gives Superlative
Performance With Symphony

measure Of relationship to the next
could be felt. The delicacy of Lhe
Canzonetta, played with tonal half
tints. was of surprising loveliness
yet she moved easily to a virile state
ment of the final Allegro. Her in
depreciation throughout was en-
thralling with its glow, its poesy and
its depth. She used the original
edition with some unimportant
cuts in the last movement but the
sacrifice of some measures of the
beautiful orchestral tutti in the first
The accompaniment was also out
standing. DR.. Hans Kinder directed
the orchestra to match every inf1ec-
ton of the soloist and to support
her in all the excellently devised
dynamics she employed. The cleo
trifying performance Of Miss Morini
was equalled, however, in DR.. Kind
ler's reading of the Shostakovich
symphony No. s." His understand
ing of it as regards the value of its
violent contrasts, and the extraordi-
nary clarity with which the pattern
was set forth, gave both meaning
and dignity to it that is not al
ways realized.
A recent biographer Of Shosta-
kovich, Ivan Martynov, says of this
symphony that THE content was
actually photographed in nature;
Shostakovich had travelled a long
hard road and was now telling OF
his tribulations." He calls 1t DE
termination of SELF From this
point of view, sympathy is imme-
diately evoked. There are rare mo-
ments of beauty and delicacy in
this work, some strangely profound
impressions, some imitation of other
composers and again shockingly
harsh and brutal contrasts. How
this all measures up into greatness
is not yet clear, although Dr.
Evening star., 1947-11-20

the model Disney sought for a year
before putting his animators to work
on Snow White" She was in the
picture without exactly being in it.
Miss Lincoln made us pay close
attention for a minute, all right.
X X
If you like gamey Jokes, there Is
girl telling them these nights at
the Fame Room of the 400 Club
Her name is Chic Kennedy and she
also sings Dorothy Shay-type songs
with something like gusto. When
she got to the story about the two
sailors in Mareille, Nick Condos, the
ex-dancer who is Martha Raye's
husband-manager, leaned across the
table. you know something?" he
said. IT think Martha has a very
clean show" He had us there.
| Incidentally, the only argument
we have with Miss Raye seems to
be over the degree of her comedy
talent. Last spring when she made
her first appearance at the Clut
Cairo, we suggested she was cheap
ening herself with stag smoker
humor and limited that she was ar
able enough performer to get along
without it. 1t isn't true, Martha
says.
"An entertainer can get along
without blue material" she says
Look at Peter Lind Hayes. He's a
wonderful performer, a great en-
tertainer, and there's not an Off
color line in his whole act. But q
comedian-or><a comedienne-cant
do that. Not working in these sa'
looms, where the audience is made
up of people sitting around tapping
up liquor.
Sure, can do a clean show.
did the last time I played the Cap
itol Theater here. But it all de.
pends on the audience. I couldn't
get away with that sort of thing
in one of these super gin mills. Look
had to follow Sophie Tucker into
a club once. You know what woulc
happen to me if I tried to keep II
clean for that saloon audience aftel
Sophie Tucker had been there fol
a couple of weeks singing those
songs she sings. I'd die! They'c
throw ash trays at mel"
Miss Raye also has her answer for
| those who bring the young to see
Evening star., 1947-11-20
By Alice Eversman

Tschaikowsky's violin concerto has
been played time and again by
visiting soloist but 1t remained for
Erica Morini to give the superlative
performance Appearing with the
National Symphony last night, she
won a tremendous success legiti-
mately by virtue of her exquisite
conception of the work and her
superb technical performance. She
was applauded, vigorously after the
first movement and recalled repeat
edly at the end. For she had given
her audience something of beauty
that will not soon be forgotten.
In listening to Miss Morini's inter-
probation, one wonders why so many
violinist approach this work so in
differently. They all play it well
and with respect for shadings, but
the spirit is missing. This Miss
Morini brought to life. She intro
duced it Immediately in her slow
tender delivery of the first measures
and from then on 1t dominated the
entire work. 1t was expressed first
of all in her poised delivery but
much more finely in the building up
of phrases, in the expertly graded
mounting of power and tempt, in
the lovely fashioning of the soulful
melodies.
She has a virtuosa technique and
a beautiful, if not overly large, tone
But these were tools used for the
construction of ideas and her ideas
are poetic and emotionally warm
She may have understated some of
the dramatic moments but this was
in keeping with her general plan
She took plenty of time even in the
quick finale of the first movement
and the swift rush of the last to
carve each phrase so that its full
Evening star., 1947-11-20
Navy to Enlist Taller
And CoIor-BIind Men

The Navy has set aside its rule
barring from enlistment men taller
than 6 feet 4 inches and also will
accept blind men, according
to new physical requirements fol
the service.
1t. Condr. R. T. Rahy, in charge
of the recruiting station here, saio
men as tall as feet 6 inches will
be considered for the service. The
minimum height requirement re-
mains at 5 feet.
Evening star., 1947-11-20

Kindler's presentation came close
to making it convincing. Everything
that can be discovered by minute
analysis was there and expressed
with infinite care as to color and
sentiment distinctions. Shostako-
vich's style remains, however, with
It's efforts to probe the depths and
its open banalities.
This exceptionally fine concert
began with a sensitive performance
of the Suite" from Gretry's "Ce-
phale ct Procris," cool, charming
music of elegant design. The three
programmed works are as far apart
as the poles and that these could be
so combined as to form one of the
best and most enjoyable concerts of
the season was due to DR.. Kinder S
inspirational directing.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
PTA to Heur Radio Aide

Mrs. Sophia Altman, co-ordinatol
Of Station WTOP's Report Card for
Parents" program, will explain the
origin and purpose of the program
at the meeting Of the Hyde Ele-
mentary school PTA at the school
o street between Thirty second ano
Thirty third streets NV, at 7:3C
o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
ARTHUR F. CARROLL, Jr., Attorney,
Hibbs Building.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
unsed s5ses fGs probst hs DseEs Of c0
ministration No, 65.296..oRDER OF
6 Hs3 d se Of y s
Of the District Of Columbia. having been
granted to william A. Gawler, and the
coart ssa SR P.on sd n
that a plenary proceeding be had for the
%o1tton Of
iesree of sonsahauinity snd more esps-
viving her nephew known as Geoffrey r;
Wilkinson, who is supposed to have resided
in Seattle. State d,% Of ,W%ashington, some tim, time
have resided in Oakland, State of Cali
tornia some time during the year n9Ssi 1872
directing that the aforesaid Petition of the
Administrator and the proceeding thereon
cess having been issued thereon against
5osn and the the
the sad e' settie s v wooton a @
and the Commissioners Of the District OF
Columbia, and the said process having
said Geoflrey r. wilkinson and John x.
wilkinson and the unknown heirs at Law
and next of kin. of the said Bette v:
Of the District Of Columbia having hled
it's answer to said Petition; and, 1t being
shown by Affidavit filed herein that the
said Geoffrey R. Wilkinson and John x
wilkinson are non-residents Of the Dis
trict of Columbia. it Is this goth day Of
Geoffrey R. Wilkinson and John K. Wilk;
inson, and the unknown heirs at law and
next Of kin of Bette v. Wootton, deceased
and all other persons concerned, having
Or claiming any right, title or interest
in and to the Estate of the said Bette
v. Wootton. deceased. appear in this Court
on the 10th day. Of FEBRUARY. 1a4S, to
answer, under oath. the aforesaid Petition
and to show cause If any they have why
| they have or claim to have an interest
in the Estate of Bette w.. Wootton. de.
ceased, and, as we'll. why the. prayers OF
the aforesaid Petition should not be
granted and master appointed as therein
prayed; and be IT further. ORDERED, that
the Washinston Law Reporter and Thss
Evening Star Newspaper, twice month
for three consecutive months before, the
day last mentioned, namely, published
twice during each Of the months OF
October, November, and December, 1947
less than ninety 900 days before said
return day. (S.) MATTHEW F. MCGUIRE
THEopoRE fTfsoI REC scoeswEII, Register Of viii,
| for the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the
| hot ri I % He4 q
Evening star., 1947-11-20
JOSEPH d. DI LEO. Attorney.
nanr;k. nniIAtrR


M THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District. OF Co
lumbia.-John A. Hall 1915 Peabody st.
NV. washington, p. G, Plaintiff; vs..
inston, D. c., Defendant.-No. 32s2-47
The object of this suit is for an abso-
lutte divorce. on the ground of desertion
70, more than two years On motion
Of the plaintiff: it is this 4th 81. DAY OF
fendant, Charlotte c. Hall. cause her
appearance to be entered herein on or
before the fortieth day. exclusive OF
Sundays and legal holidays, occurring
after the day Of the first publication Of
this order otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case OF default: Pro.
eided. a copy Of this order be published
once week for three sueeessiys weeks
The Evening Star, before. said day
(S) BOLITHA J. LAWS. Chief Justice
(Seal) Attest: HARRY M HULL, Clerk
BY EDITH M. FOX. Deputy Clerk.
no6,13,2O
Evening star., 1947-11-20

C. G. SLOAN 4 GO, Auctioneers-s
oriental rugs, in room and scatter sizes:
los domestic rugs and carpets. At pubic
suction at soans' 315 18Th hoW st. on 1day' yiey
Terms cash. C. G. SLOAN e. CO., INC,
Aucts. Established 1891. 1s9l.--------2 20
ADAM A. wEsCHLER & SON. auctioneers.
Desirable household furniture. modern
tors. rugs, steel filing and stationery caol-
nets TssspDsd aS.omoes svefry fyes etc By
order George r. Hoover, Committee OF
Cora Hoover Charles b torssa splliyan Company ny
snJ other consignors BY auction at
Weschiers. aHa rs so5 3 st. n W., Friday. com
mencing $3.50 am. Fine Sheraton ma ma
dresssrs, odd beds. coll and box springs,
inner-spring and felt mattresses. new ta6ie a5!
and floor lamps. Norge refriserator, tables
and Chairs, groups for dining. dinette,
iiyins and bedrooms, sots and :tudio .h BEDS .ts
also sterling silver compotes: sherbets,
plated trays, tea set. cut crystal etc. ~
Evening star., 1947-11-20
HELP MEN.

HELP MEN.
ADJUSTMENT AND SERVICE MANAGER.
experieneed in dealing with high-type cli-
entele and servicing fne furniture; excel
lent opportunity for right man, Apply to
MI. Jacobs. MAYER & CO., 421 7th 81.
ASSISTANT MANAGER for retail store,
win train you for successful career IN
the sewing machine business. Apply II
ggEWSIN;G g1SElS; MACHINE CO. 1885 wilson blyd..
AT5lnSt0B;o AT5To BoDY Da AND FENDER MAN-w.
want a reliable man for a permanent full
time lob. 5Ta-day wk, and excellent sal
ary: references required Apply MAN
HAITIAN AUTO Il RADIO co" 1905 1tn
Al AuTO BODY AND FENDER MEN. whits.
for large auto garage; experienced n
Chrvsier cars desired. See Mr.. Guthrie, L.
p. ETEUART, INC. 1910 P st. NV. 20
(Continusd O.. Next Page.)
Evening star., 1947-11-20
French Teachers to Meet

The Washington chapter of the
American Association of Teachers of
French will meet at 4 pm. tomorrow
in the Columbian House, Twenty
first and G. streets NV.
Evening star., 1947-11-20

When answering sadrerttse-
ments addressed to Star bores
do NOT inclose original RET
erences, photographs or other
papers of personal value. Ad-
uertisers often fail to call tcr
all replies addressed to a Star
bor number and this mail Is
destroyed it remaining over 10
days after final insertion OF
advertisement.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
N THE DISTRICT. COURT,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
his. untsa eiass States peG,s 5o5 The PSTet e SRum
jstTatiSn No. s7sossoRpSEEs 81 e6RId, e6REi:
M the Goods shae ana rss
Of james L. Collins. deceased. late Of the
District Of Columbia, having been granted
ROY H. Psrry on the es!Ty MsT dsy o june
1946; no distribution, partial or other
Wis wise. has as YET been made to any Of
law and next Of KIN Of said decedent. It
the petition Of ssb sfd n, ed
the appointment Of Master to ascertain
and determine who are the next of kin
It is Impossible. for the said administra:
tors to definitely determine who are all
of the persons who would be entitled to
Impossible to compute the amount dis
each of such next, of kin is definitely, as
this Honoraoe Court the aist M day eeJ Of July, ~
l947,. that the petition and the proceed,
ings to be taken thereon shall be deemed
81 of the 1910 Code of the District OF
Columbia, there has been issued pursuant
Court e ns al iq e in
est in said estate as hereinafter set forth
ff,,sl t. appear in the District cogrt of the
Holding Probate Court CO.. 'i and a answer s the
exisencies of the said petition. which said
process has been duly returned mot to
persons. and it having been shown By the
afidayit OF Thomas c. scalley' filed herein,
nonresidents of the District Of Columbia.
and it being probable that the unknown
parties herein are also nonresidents Of the
Stea Of a4 i i s hs nd so Rossa a
nell. Agnes l. Collins. Francis ": Collins.
and his SIX brothers d1dn and sisters listers Mrs.
W. Pullen. Annie Pullen. BENJAMIN Frank
Mrs. james 'n Waters eGi NEE Sarah % coilinsi:
Eaxard s s Aaldridse. Aibert Si Collins. fs,
William B. Collins. Sister Mary St. Ursula
and next of kin Of James l. Collins. de-
ceased. and all other persons concerned
having or claiming to have any right. title,
and they hereby are commanded to ap-
pear in this Court on the ID" day Of De-
cember, 1947, to, answer under oath the
said petition and to show cause, If any
interest in said estate. or, why they sever
ally claim any right to distributive shares
in said estate. as well as, also, why, the
srsnted and N Master p apponted n as the therein
further oRpEREp That TSs.' copy S0 of this
order be published n IN the Law
llshed in the District Of Columbia. twice
month for three consecutive months
the first Of said publications to be not
'haa & Sh}E Del2es ia6 Ts0n ass
pokE sss I'VE core gsstsr As'ssi Wits hHiS o
Probate Court. sea .oc2. II 6,no6,2O
Evening star., 1947-11-20
AUCTION SALES.

ADAM A. WESCHLER q son, auctioneers.
-Desirabie household furniture. modern
Gable apartment upright piano. Bendix and
ABC washing machines. Norge Crosley and
electric and Majestic gas ranges; GE
and Hoover vacuum cleaners. GE mansle.
mixer-juice extractor. new Royal sewing
cabinets. recapped automobile tires. silver
and plated ware. costume jewelry. etc. b.
Cora Hoover; Charles B. Sullivan, IT.,
trustee In bankruptcy: storage company
and other aconsignors BY auction at
mencing $50 am Fine Sheraton ma
hosany dining. group. chests of drawers,
dressers. odd beds, coil and box springs,
and floor lamps. tables and chairs. groups
for dinins, dinette, living and bedrooms.
sofa and studio beds. utility and kitchen
compotes. .sherbets, plated trays tea a,s Set
fa1 of
Evening star., 1947-11-20
!. AUCTION SALES Cont.

ADAM A. WEsCHLER q SON. auctioneers
Bankruptcy sale Of construction con:
tractors machinery, tools; 1nternationai
tractor with Hough hydraulic snoVe4
Leach us" concrete mixer, Diamond
20 ton truck, construction SHEDS, etc:
BY virtue of an order OF the District
Court of the United States for the
District of Columbia, holding Bankruptcy
Court in@ re. Carey Construction Cor
poration. Bankrupt No. 4423. the under.
signed Trustee will sell by public auction
Wednesday. November 20, 1947, commene-
ing 10 o'clock am. at 1911 Kenilworth
ave peoples Industrial Development
between Kenilworth, D. G, and Tuxedo
Md, Prince Georges County Mo
Wheelbarrows. lanterns, shove.s, tunnel
ing bars, hampers, picks. mattocks, fence
wire. re-enforcing rods. hand tools: rain.
coats, pants and caps, boots. small lot
used lumber tool shed, etc. Immediately
thereafter, at Taylor st. and 72nd ave.
La-dover Hills, Md. construction shed,
a'x16' Immediately thereafter at Hon.
mans Garage. 47OS Baltimore ave.
Hyattsville. Md, International tpneumatio
tire> tractor with Housh hydraulic shovel:
mixer with half;yard loader; p!am9nd + +
secretarial desk drawing board. T.
squares. fluorescent desk lamp, legal ME
cabinet, letter trays, stationery, references
library, will be sold at Weschler's, ~90o
e st. NV, Tuesday Dec, ., 1947. pm.
Terms: Cash. NATHAN M. BROWN,
Trustee, Colorado Building, no"o24,25.
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Evening star., 1947-11-20

THOS. J. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers. ABS
Southern Building-Trustees sale Of valu:
able frame dwelling having I'VE rooms and
Sc. Washington. B. c.-By virtue Of a
certain deed Of trust, duly recorded In
land records of the District of Columbia:
and at the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell
at public auction. in front Of the premises.
on Wednesday. the twenty-sixth day. Of
November AID. 1947, a. three thirty o'clock
pm, the following described land and
premises, situate in the District of Colum-
bia, and designated as and being lot mum.
bered twenty-seven l20 In the subdivision
made by George E. Emmons and now called
Garfield" as per plat recorded in the
Office of the Surveyor for the District OF
Columbia in Liber Governor Shepherd at
folio 1855. NOTE: at the date hereot
the above described land is. DESIGNATED on
the records Of the assessor for the District
of Columbia for assessment and taxation
purposes as lot numbered q. twenty-seyen eve,
dred and forty 54M ssoo g TsTps Is Of sns
at time of sale. All conveyancing. record
chaser. Terms of sale to be complied with
within 80 days from day of sale, other:
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of, de.
faulting purchaser, after five days adver.
tisement of such resale in some newspapef
published in Washington. D, c WILLIAM
E WILEY. F. TRACY CAMPBELL, WILL
LIAM A, LUDKE; trustees.
Evening star., 1947-11-20
Office Hours
Classified Advertising

Leave your ads at the Busi-
ness Office, 18th and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, open 8 am. to
II pm, or at any Of the
Branch Offices throughout
the city.
Telephone Hours:
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Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1947-11-20

ADAM A. wEsCHLER son. auctioneers
Sofse MSeAiMEp iE bs2eby sfven hat
Friday, the l5th day Of December, 1e47;
commencing at $50 o'clock P NJ, we wiil
sell by public auction at Weschler's 905
Street NV. miscellaneous bagsage. in
Guiding HANDBAGS, suitcases, packages.
charges, left with us in the following
names, to wit BENJAMIN E. Neal, H. H.
Kenton, Constantine D, Avito, s. A. Pach-
ard owen Sullivan, James F.. Grifin,
Walter friedrich, L. Foster Smith, John
M. Delano. L. Foster Smith. Herman Hol-
9ndsT Ha9e @On reISso Gyna rrsn " pah corp
j. o. Fairchild, Capt. J. F. Andrews. E. w;
". Jones. James Purcell, Ben Matthews, J.
De Arandt, Ben Miller, John Olsen, Wurz-
buryn, Mrs W. Bright, William, MoCul-
lough, John Anthony. William P. Rsdd.
Headquarters, 135 South La Sale ST.,
Chicago. III; W. L. p. W. H K ,5,rv7 Ps1t5ss
STATLER, by H. r Randall. auditor, 18th
and K Streets NV. no20,21.de4
Evening star., 1947-11-20

c. G. SLOAN & CO., INC, auctioneers-
Large sale household furniture of every
description. China. silyerware, glassware.
bric-a -brac mirrors, paintings. prints.
water coiors, lamps, radios, books, luggage.
rugs, etc, at public. auction at Sloan's,
715 18th st, Saturday. November 22nd,
starting at 0 am. and continuing through
out the day Now on view. Ferms: Cash.
c.. G: SLOAN & CO.. INC, aucts. Estao"
lished 1901 I'll
Evening star., 1947-11-20
SECRETARIAL

REFREsHER and INTE
Accounting. SAVE ~ to
eomptometer all electric
uroKress. Accredited.
of complete courses
APPROVED "GI School
Day-Evening sessions.
Milford chronicle., 1947-08-01
Field Day Visitors
To Observe Research
continued from nrst psse)

For those visitors interested in
fruit a wide variety of studies are
in progress. These include sucn
stuuies as apple and peach soil
management; apple nutrition; APP
pie, grape, strawberry and blueber-
ry variety trials; and strawberry
fertilization.
Projects in the field of agronomy
which may be observed are soybean
spacing studies, hybrid corn trials,
hay and pasture mixtures, effects
of green manures, and cultural
practices in soybean production.
Still another highlight in the field
crops section is demonstration of
the effectiveness of PAD in weed
control.
Of particular interest to vegetable
and fruit producers will be the eX-
perimental work being conducted
for the control of insect pests and
plant diseases. Effectiveness of new
insecticides may be observed on
squash, cucumbers and cantalOupes
while results with new fungicides
for disease control may be observed
on potatoes and cantalOupes.