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Evening star., 1947-02-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

AMBITIOUS, hard working, young man
wants active partnefship m in essasisns n s,a sd
so2 6 Hss ssvs ss sSS
s Rsz AaIflSrSs a72,K SIT SHOP cENrrHvasiety AZ.
ossd ss to sell lease sn vh sa1
SHOWN ffsl 81 Ms R rzas Ra5iz
6o 6fsossffsosysR foT Rakr Hh SsHS TS sEIL.Now IS The
time, Can Ex: 2555, quick. ceurtsoTs. %y
EMFLoYMENT sG lHs aGENea xe eRse
sessr sessgs fun H. q s ts4ss e sxps S
saases Rs1soe eeleFsd sf traae doing
ss1S on saa 4oH vns xess ne
stock; all for $500. No broksrs.
"a Gas ossfTik STATION wANTEp-state location,
price, terms. volume of business. gross and
net, whether leased Or owned: other peril.
asp se.aS RsPalT aa5s ex -ssa ssaK star ron. H..
oa. house. near Str % and Mass. ASSAY ave. - NV; IN.
$9Rs RTisst sSo sss0 vs.,
ToRD isSsf1is sHERTzES. RE. s7s5. Wo. sisI.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., in seafood and
steaks; serving beer and wine: now doing
$500 to $4,000 weekly; seats 100; long
fss sass afransea Tsn sa' sS1RsLe S1asL fsf &C.,
as2Gsksffshfb s2s sfsf Il E APT R Rsb 4koSomsMeathly
sy sneD ssan ssse
sSs Fssm' sffqS!fs sna az2 EzEa1sAse Co.
nl2sauTY LA 4 nT sHofs6o p aaae weekly business:
lease: Hsss rent. siss, includes heat and water;
oa eai fa
CO, 906 10th st. NV. DI. 4470. IL
dkocEkIGs. meats and beer; weekly Rus;
gooRorf Ss1 Ssp sash st. n%. aG Ma
ssEALFy.sERvIcE sAL GROCERIES. meats. white
trade; living quarters; good lease; weekly
bus over 81. 900; good operator can I'M
RssSski sR Isl GGs g h"" sssn ma 1852
b I'D q. s. sELF-sERvIcE super market:
wssf nss pTot Ras beautiful s saSipmens good lease
down Sssz sYeod ssf son sS 81 s.
EIauos EA gSss sfokE NA tDackase,: weekly volume
over S2,5ooi can do Sao more SaT Titn g0od do op-
aoaoD f5StSo feos sooRofr ssss ssY S. sain nw a
nsse; S 9. "a j. sasaMaff.sEIr-sERvrcE. aaaf groceries
meats and beer weekly soums eyeE price
reduced to. $4,000. complets with Large
stock; best buy on today's market. KOGOD
q BOOKoFF, 631 E st. NV. Ma. 1883,
GROCERIES, meats and beer. in Val
weekly volume 81 900; white trade: little
renodeling- will double the bus: living
auarters; price. $4,000, good will. fixtures
and equipment, stock 5 for s: liberal terms
to responsible people. K0GOD q BOO
KoFF. 631 3 st. NV. Ma. 1889. MA. gs,74.
CoNcrsSIeNAIRE for downtown restau-
rant. doing $3.50 daily: Apply Box 33S-J,
10
FOE SALE. modern. 2-story brick build
fioor, garage. storage, SO It. and 100 II.
PAkTNER WANTED to help manage res-
taurant and club In Northwest section.
iUNCHEONETTE. dele. New York stylsl;
b-year lease; guaranteed income. $1,000
rsspeet; terms sTcsnsns fntuTSsii ySaaas- lnSas
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AVIATION,

TWIN ENGINE, Executive Beechcraft. 194B
McArthur seats, PASSENGER; spotIess cqnd.
Total time engines and aircraft, l05 Prs.
$50 600. JOHN P. CISSEI.. Municipal Air-
EVE EVERY sateNSfs oNH VINO % %FEiEs needs complete
syiaslon .nsgsanss protsst,1spa con9soaiiSS 9oiS
AVIATION iNsURANCE.- reliable undsg-
writer's. LIE ROY MARK. NC Colorado
RiRscRAfT lIiis:i AFT AND AND ENGINE repairs---Dssiy:
mated cAA aircraft inspector. sprinensh
fAYSIoRGRAfT Custom de luxe: 90 hours
total; lights. battery radio, heater, WING
tanks: 2-tone cream and blue; best onet
s9dssn s%ksnMAsN s5o pr 81 ssss ssssssssens n,ns ss.p
must sacrifice, any reasonable oner &C.
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INsrRucrloNs couRsEs.


BEAUTY OPTRAToRs NEEDKD-Modern
training m Al subjects. day. nisht and
HPsrs1t,ms H clssssssG; sGEt Eet % o.r %trse estalosas,
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ssss .ns aRr fss seHco VIZ
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& aSbEsN liz TSxIad nsx @ nst Il oesasy VI culture. a
subieets taught; Apgroyed sy aoyssnM%sn, %
1915 BopY "a AND b 'FESSbiSEiiR ESiSiiR wosR. IN.
Guiding welding. spray painting and metal
profitable branches Of tremendous. auto
Industry Offering chances for good Job or
sSur own business W,.a Train IN spsFs as
AUTOGRAPHS TRAINING, Box 11g-K.
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BUSINESS

MEN, with mechanical BACKGROUND to rep.
salary: plenty Of equipment available.
Can Mr. Mergardt for appointment, AT.
1881, AMERICAN HEATING CO. IL
esting work: association secretary. $45 wk.;
newspaper secretary, future, $40 ,wk.: con-
struction secretary, start. $50 wk.. Open
ings hourly for typists, bookkeepers. sec
retaries. machine operators. Thousands
have been placed. Welcome. BoYD'S. 1888
spANfsH-ESG. sTENo. Start $4,000 to
So, 600; secretary, 5-day wk., Alexandria,
$50; French English steno, $4,000; can
ried positions. (Est. IA yrs) Mr.. Bruce at
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 @ st. NV,
MA 011S III
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REPAIRs and sERyIcEs tcont.).

0GTkAtNS 0u0 Se0Vk&b0 NSVutsts
PA,IEEINe: r4IFTIna Toels Isps,Tse ens
i1 FAFkk aANGdifNd ANGdifN this Ss.. Week snly,. 81 AND
aSis is sGEz MzSisG dsn. 4 onss. s7 room
and up; do my own work; guaranteed
fArEkfNG, PAINTING. rLAsrERINa,
ssfRR aATaIsa IA TssS saa Dsn,,nsror bette,
ssIs gsASK sAS -. goI9eA S u. s7as
wy sesarz 'anHas'si nHosr2ASa n m
si1sS + :4t5tssMS - sssslrias w ~ A., ysss
Ss5b SBss5aoIeff or sY ANs 6os5. PLANO CO. can any "a
s4si wssRssss .fssl fa ts1s D.m: SUNDAY nsSs sns
fLxsrEEINg--Nex, or old. repair work
fsA fri vts sissp'S pg SSeo s .pe
ciaIty; white mechanic: good service. 3.
B E s
pLUMBiNG and heatins: All work rea:
Hsrssnd Hssss.vs sffsss oses
conversion burners. cabinet sinks. s basins s
PLUMBING AND HEATING--Complete In
sss,sss q gsssS boilers: gas atr
washers etc. kepairs and afss parts for A1.ll ali
IA gssI. .apgpdIialsss. pgd RgIsTRIcT GAS q PLUME
kxbioS 3EFPiAikkfEi6. AikkfEi an msses. within "a
carry fali line q OF tubes S snd H radios: cal i
-. Z31l or bring radio to o17 st. NV.
SHpio issfns nHSs nTHSSsouBLE. rree estimate. wor,
.11v gnaranseed { ~ months. % Honest prices: MID;
satturd~sy. t ~ -. IA "a. orr III '."' 'r''as ans
RADIO REPAIRSI veteran. reasonable;
day and night calls: ALSO Sunday: pfeciston
Eapfo kRPAmsEAi7 i7ss Work done in s You,
IEE ,SADio: phone pi. o1ss ~ 'a1 ii: E
fisRs R 'ssEsss ssss t5s asEs RssHD sss ss esss e.
sEfE1aEkATroN III sTs Ii no xErArHs - Leonard,
Kelvinator; crosiey. Norge, TEigidaire, Uni,
sEsii At I'M oss H .s oSsS Soes
is5Sss e sF''',i II Sssz
sprrhiesRaTtroN s9r IL saast UNITS. i. y. y fs Ia.
sealed or open; new; immediate deliyery.
REfRiGERAToRs, all makes repaired;
also washing machines: service anywhere.
RREEiFaaffddfEiRAroRs. REi ii MOTORS. WASHING
hSs as gHgRiaA4aoN eo ~9ES
RoSofirNG: hsS5i aG filming, roof painting, re-
ggaIpnfEys gaalIEplnnf ysutsfEring1 E g1ss ssd sD0usns Call MR.
and spouting: sheet metal work: fans In
sass 10 TaoAs "srf hkoWs se
RooffITsseGt fTsetn nshdse;etnisstal ds; is work. sutterins.
es safs itf m Gs 5Gsf s GsFt
ROoFING---For prompt service on. roof
prsoons ins sa ea oo
kooF RlR4iRs. cutters. spouts and paint
ins FIE frfs fssRfss Gs new LII ashs
BROS. IA. 8s0o or IA. 3o3s.
lass as low % as &. RoBEsT se sses coRsiS M
TXrEwsIrEas IT.. . cleaned, M s.lsd q sad ,q,SsssA ,
WooDWoaKiNG PLANT has open time for
small or large runs on small items. DU.
WASHING MACHINES. radios. vacuum
sssssrs sl NIL as'sTS msors c hsEyoea p sss sd
WAsHTNG MACHINES, eli makes. repaired.
wasHG MaCHNEs, fsssifH al makes repaired
1Nd Used CAMERAS souSns and sold. Fu11xa
NHa.sicAhaaI n si,AaIPEhR| a7is. INC" slS 10th st. NV
fitc6sn; installation and euaTanteei
fovG iEcTRie EsrfEleas co NJ se1e 0o nor5es
Evening star., 1947-02-10
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

Pocahontas egg. $1es4;, stove, $12.67;
blue egg. $40 z. Prompt r,as dsliysry. r.I to 1 81
YOU YOU GET M MORE seaSE FOE YOUR MONEY wis,
seasoned, 100S hardwood Stacked ~, On
vEaTfERAN WILL pEEiyER wsll-seasoned
SEASONED CoRDWoOD. SIT cord; amy
length: 24-hour delivery Va, d. c. ana
Md Falls Church 1S1O-H 19s
Evening star., 1947-02-10
POULTRY ond EGGS

PUTLORUM-TEsTKD CHICKS, hatchinE
every Tassday Capitol oe5b chbicksTy pIItn II9s
HATCHERY. 1885 Kenilworth ave. ne.
JANIS AIh ogr FEED STORE, e1s x st. NV.
PHKASANTs, beautiful ring-necked; geese;
white Pekin ducks;. for breeding purposes.
SP Q241-J IL
Evening star., 1947-02-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
eras, projectors. enlargers, electric EXPO
papers. chemicals, photo books and 500
RsE phoTo fsf o G sss fnd tTsds NV sSaM D
ACCORDI0N-ANCoNA, ,prae. new: 12o
ssss Gsn Wo s7sS al DAY 4asy,.n made ~
1So-bass, s-bass shifts, s7e0. EN-. $3.50.
AcscoRbbiieo,N, 1so bass. HOrnsr. excellent
GE oS54 9544 Eastern ave. NV 10s
insf, % ss rosas esr sn
DsnsE as s oEpaN
1913 1 IN st;ann.w. st NV. Convenient terms Phone
ADDING ADDING; MACHINE, Anen-wales. hand op-
Grated; $40; Metrogolitan 175l: 10.
eh,nes check ASnasn;' WFtsrs new ana ussd % ina
1sfTis WsTTsR q afssaia appTiNa MACHINE CO.. soiS
ADbrsa aft6 Il NM MAeH1AeEs III eeso' and typewriter.
st. i ~, -. INQUIRE OFFICE a MAcklSg5ss IS dsgs
ADDITIONS. REMoDELNG, carpentry,
plastering, plumbing, painting, etc.; free
iis'ahsfs Ps sHsz eSTa cS ss'Es H. :;
AIR s1s az qs s.kP Gt paint
] HARDWARE Co. 23lo r. I. ave. ne. MI.
AK Sfso' coMPREssoRs, s14.so up; bench
grinders, $42.50; spray guns. S4, ,95 up;
battery chargers, Sl2.50 up; fast chargers,
used and new sSs sp yS
ing plants pumps. JIG saws. bench saws,
ment, nM gas asa and electric, exhaust fans com
stock. We have only q few each. Of some
GadsMEMF e ssis sins Co., eSRs sss ave- nW
III III e.,@ ySIr new ssss syllable
AIR HAMMERS. SANDER. practically new;
bargain. weekdays. 10 am. to pm. and
Iiiji aLIuijMiINUM, new fat, sheets, ,o20 gauge:
ssSss psFfest gar sSr seet aug Since 175
Is9NEfFffoSSu 81; 1aao Ha6 re fathepiEsoP5crioss Il
JAMES MOSS INTERIORS Open 9 TO 8.
A welcome always awaits you 6S40 Mac
AN4aauR Assnss P!Vs VssEGakTErARY, china, glass and
irons "Gone with Wind" lamp, glass
TictToia: sheap ean renew ease must
AZ ~ rsfhs LUZ stn sDs CARVING
hinged top, brass hardware, leather
handle. GRUvER MFG. c.. Chevy Chase
warehouse. S001 Conn. ave-. OIL. o625.
Never closed"
AUTOMATIC HEATING-Let US change
your present coal-fired heating plant to
al, entirely automatic gas or oil fred
system; we specialize in modernizing
the old hot-air furnace. Terms. DAY
BAHY CARRIAGE. Thayer folding mattress
and piIlSw; $40, IA. sSst; s,,ss;,v d.mdlIlsd. dll
nev and used basins, toilets. sinks.
BLoCK'S, 3056 N st. n.w.. MI. TAI, Ia
BED, single, with tnner-spring mattress,
complete, SIS: felt mattress, $40. 81.
twin beds, practically
new box springs and tnnersrrtns mat
tresses: $120 cash for the .. Gil. fSa4.
Evening star., 1947-02-10
BOATS.

RICHARDSON SEDAN, new; sleeps 4:
Chrysler Ace, 81 III; the smsrtest thing
afioat; on display; immed. delivery; $500.
The JACK STONE CO: INC. 81; 200. is
screw; this is the cieanest boat available
today; sleeps 4; equipment includes dishes.
etc. The JACK STONE CO., INC, OIL. 200.
MARINE INSURANCE, reliable underwrtt.
ers. LIE ROY MARK. INC, Colorado Bldg.
cARYsIER cA RYYsEIER MARINE ENonKs-Immedi.
ate delivery II you don't delay. 8. nN0
FULTON, INC, S05 Maine ave. s.ws NJ
(Contiuued On Next Pags.l
Evening star., 1947-02-10
MOTOR TRAVEL.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

SHARE PLAN-If pass, we arrange ride
II cer owner, we fill your vacant seat; refs
exchanged. 20 Mass. ave. NV, RE. $3.50
Evening star., 1947-02-10
SITUATIONS MEN end woMEN.

COUPLE, professor and agricultural writer,
Travelled. knowledge, of languages, farm
BACKGROUND, VIII exchange services. tutor
Ing, editorial work, estate management.
etc, for place to live. Prefer country, near
By Washington. Best references. Box 1885,
K. Star. H.
COUPLE from Roanoke. Va, desire Job
as jEnitor and maid. Phone AT. 47S3. 1Qs
Evening star., 1947-02-10

taped. recorded. PARK AVE VENETIAN
VENEPIGN SENshERP a. sksbs. 81 ss' aluminium, flexible
fls.' he seryise. ayiass Free ae'e ess Al. S95s.
ssss' sssao e siSSs sEsS' ssss ss
VIOLIN in beautiful case, ssS, ts student
VIOLIN. German make; perfect perfect condition
WHsaER, snHHssaalR tong asen ssn g. shses es size,
s!ssEk nfH faHEAFss@sS III eHss a. ss and ss ss
standard makes in stock for immsalat1e q. Z
WITH HiarlSs Lee ME .i;e.l, ia j. ss1a s..
water Heater speeisiists for 90 years,
kSpeIt .nstallation, JOIN "a g. WsS55aSTkH WsS5a
ssSTxEsRRD sST 4 70 anArs IA 4ses Mo sa3 sna e,.e.
ior ss ths ioS and .eompetsnt tnssilis:
on y e. rs &. most ss q
f1ss 81 p sfSS fSS1Dssss2RS snslRi:,in
vsNTonT MNsfapIaD II eciRSsSScESoer
as Is. All greatly reduced. End tables
maple. mahogany and walnut finish. Varied
selection Of attractive mirrors from 81; ;92.
Pictures and table HEaRTH laTps ae
towns largest furniture store. $3.50 NJ St.
NV. Convenient location, only Ia blocks
from Wisconsin and NJ ST.: passed by Nos.
20 and 80 cars. Free parking in rear.
Open until 8 pm. Monday and SATURDAY
IINVENTORY NV CLEARANCE-Feather pil-
lows, 81 80: chenille bedspreads. $4.99;
blankets So 90 fassorted col0rs}; 20 new
beds. double and single SIZE, maple and
door samples. as is, greatly reduced; utility
metal double e-decker beds at $12 each.
Spacious walnut-hnish wardrobes at S25.
A Rroup Of better springs and mattresses
also for delivery now. famous makes frop
our regular stock. These. too. are excepS
tional values. THE HEARTH CO.. GeoTee-
NV. Convenient location, only In blocks
from Wisconsin and N st.: passed ~ Nos.
90 and 80 cars. Frse parking "a rear.
until 3 pm. -AV
Evening star., 1947-02-10

ss mos. 'D to pay. May HEATINd CO.
I'll SfL qss11khxERs AND OIL FURNACES
to ~ pay. SERVICE ENGINEERING Co.
S321 GsoEgia aye. aye; 81 81 & S2Ss' GE; eQ65.
S NOV II .soes AcMR ienaas5 sTov2 s2
81 1szh Tfs ~" ADRIAN sa Sssn van ossade
PsGnf FAINT dleRa sfsA9 SSssa SHssaunMENf-we win fur.
pish you With the risht type Of equipment
for the JOB you have 70 dc, Can us for
sssi aasspasaRa 8 ESsf gzisfn;
WARE CO. 2310 2; ]. ave. n,e.. MI: $500.
church nM ssnches: leather seats; IT'S best ef.er.
fIaNos@,ord.n's. HRi tass q. 1o1s 7th st. NV.
ssSs q soa styes and II matss &
PIANO Coz I016 7th g: NV: IA :,
nsA console and T spines M pisnos @ of such Well
known makes as Mason q Hamlin, Chick
srns Muset.e LssteE H. HnntiaEsen a.',n Winter
Choice Of mahogsny. walnut, maple and
bleaehsd finishes NsT easisr 1 terms opaN Hou5
FANS FANS CO Sso1. sss ,oa 81 & ns hsa price;
used pianos see our display q brand.nsw
sno nsces oo
We have values in slightly. used instgn- n
ments.. New, easier terms. National 3223
PiANOs-Jordans. as at. lots 7th st.. nv,
xrand pianos at comparatiyely low prices.
All OF our reconditioned pianos are fully
guaranteed Phone National 1928. JOR-
DAN PIANO CO., 1O15 Tth st. NV. Ia
PIANO, Steinway, parlor grand, tnclud-
Ing bench. excellent condition. $500.
FTsNosMWs FncNeo sleVna receive additional pianos
every day. Telephone Ma. 1870 for de-
tailed Mstins. COLONIAL PIANO SHOE,
PIANO FOE SALE. apt. size, and benchs
In excellent condition. RA. 54S9. 10
PIANOs-Why pay hsgh prices for used
pianos when you can buy Q new knAne,
Wuriitxer, Everett, Csble-Nelson. Starr or
jannsen spinit or console IN our store for
only little mcre2 Conyenient terms.
lmiddis Of fhs blockl. IA
Evening star., 1947-02-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR Sal

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
FOUR ROOMS or FpRNITURE. apt avail
10 am. to 8 pm. Sun. and Mon. 10
HOUSEHOLDER MUST DISPOSE: Genuine
Kirman and Kapotrans rugs, both 9x12;
carved Henry VIII replica baronial chair;
carved black Chinese chair: various pieces
OF sterling silver; ANTIQUE 3-pc. plated
coffee service In floral repousse, No rea-
sonable offer Eefnsed. QE. 597s. l6.
Evening star., 1947-02-10

and experienced mechanics. Call SH. 4571.
PAINTING, PAPERNG. PLAsTERING--
BARNETT. ME. z765. To-
PAPERING AND PAINTING. Al work.
estimationa free. Call Mr.. BECKETT.
pU, A053.
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!lcontinued on Next FsSe.)
Evening star., 1947-11-13
By Alice Eversmon

The recital given by Claudio
Arrau, Chilean pianist, in Constitu-
ton Hall last night was OF an old
fashioned order. That is to say. he
played familiar works from familiar
masters with prominent emphases
on sentiment. There was only one
gesture toward the modernists In
the programming Of Palmer's
"Toccata Ostinato," but while the
lyrical and romantic prevailed, they
were Offset by dashing virtuoso num-
bers, some Of them often avoided
by less skilled pianists than Mr..
Arrau. The sum total OF the per-
formance was exquisite playing, IN
which perfection Of detail was but
one of it's charms.
Mr.. Arrau possesses not alone a
tremendous and brilliant technique
that tossed off such numbers as
Brahms Variations on Theme by
Paganini' from Book II as though
no intricacies were involved, but a
definite idea of what the music
should express. This is all very
clear In his mind and so well worked
out on the instrument that every
passage has intent. 1t Is not quite
just to say that Mr.. Arrau is cere-
bral artist, for there is too much
poetry in his playing for that, yet
the inner enchantment is not always
felt.
For such numbers as Mozart's
"Rondo in A minor, X 5ii," he has
all the graciousness of line and feel
ing for delicate contrasts to endow
it with loveliness and to point out
its innate sentiment. He was
mastery creator of mood, using fine
chiaroscuro in tone, in the first
movement of Beethoven's Moon
light Sonata" The atmosphere
was projected strongly in spite Of
the simplicity Of his treatment.
Again in Ravels "Pavane pour une
Infante defuncte" the same re-
strained and POLITICALLY directed ex-
position captured the very essence
of this music.
At the same time the lack Of a
truly sustained legato left the
melodic thread hanging in the air,
especially in the Sonata" while
the left hand fgurations came to
the fore. His sometimes subjective
approach, dictated undoubtedly by
a rare refinement of taste, also
prevents the urgent and exuberant
flow Of the music even when his
Evening star., 1947-11-13

evidenced in the special effects he
achieved in Ravel's "Alborada del
gracioso" and Chopin's Waltz in
E fiat major" The most dramatic
moment Of the program was
reached in his profound and beauti-
full delivery of the Chopin "Ballade
In G minor, No. l."
Yet the peak Of the recital was
already established in his brilliant
playing Of the Brahms Variations
on a Theme by Paganini." The
taxing demands Of this work that
explores every technical possibility
to the fullest and draws on all the
mechanical and musical resources
of pianist, can only be met by an
artist of Mr.. Arrau's stature. His
performance was dazzling and,
when occasion occurred as In the
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Virginia Women Voters
Open PurIey Tomorrow
By the kssoeioted Press

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Nov.
13.-The League of Women Voters of
Virginia will hold its first apnual
convention here tomorrow and
Saturday with Miss Anna Lord
Strauss, president of the national
organization, including among
guests.
The two-day conclave will start
with an address of welcome by Mrs.
James Cash of Crozet, vice president
Of the Albemarle League. Colgate
w. Darden, jr., president of the Uni
versity of Virginia, will speak at the
banquet session Friday night.
Evening star., 1947-11-13
Exquisite Playing Marks
Piano Recital by Arrau

extraordinary lightness Of touch
and fluent speed, such as he brought
to Mendelsshon's "Rondo Capric-
cioso," or the meticulous rhythmic
exactness of the Sonata's ALE
gretto" were In themselves of
astounding proportions.
+ Nothing is overdone in Mr.. Ar
rau's performance, neither his vir-
tuosity or his remarkable sense of
form, for he Is an artist of sensitive
perceptions and high ideals. Every
thing he plays bears the mark Of
his individuality Of thought as
Evening star., 1947-11-13

waltz movement, Of rare beauty.
Less overwhelming In the variety Of
its requirements was the tenth Of
Liszt's "Etude d'execution trans
cendante," also virtuoso piece OF
the first water where again Mr..
Arrau's superb ability was mani
tested.
The concert was the first Of the
Evening star., 1947-11-13

series Of piano recitals being pre-
sented by Patrick Hayes this winter
It was heard by q discriminating
audience, thoroughly enthralled by
the artists presentation and react
ing with enthusiasm.
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Randolph Warns Against Communists Demands Action On FEPc Bill
SEATTLE SOCIALS
BY Mrs. n. c. Thompson
Tel. East 619S

Mrs. Albert Gay was hostess
to the Harmony Star Art Club,
Friday March Z. Mrs. c. C.
Daniels was guest Of honor.
PFC William Lynch has return
ed home from the army air forces
after 10 months of service. He
is the son of Mrs. Sara Lynch.
Mr.. Gordon Thomas and Mr..
Herman Runnels of Portland. Or,
were visitors over the week end.
During their short stay many func-
tons were given honoring them.
They regret, but highly appreciate
their entertaining Seattleites.
Mrs. L. e. Thomas OF Dens-
more, California, a visitor In the
city and house guest OF Mrs.
White for the past several days,
left Sunday night for her home.
These friends have not met for
many years and their enjoyment
was mutual.
Mr.. Jimmie Mast was knocked
down and severely injured while
crossing the street at 23rd and
East Dennyway. He suffered the
loss of several teeth. While pain
full, his injuries are not serious.
Mrs. Clarence Mccullough has
been confined to her bed for the
past week, is now convalescing
and her many friends are free
to call.
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AMERICAN DISGRACE
BY s. L.

Segregation. discrimination, Po-
verify, disease and crime are the
chief by products of isolating
Negroes into restricted district.
Speaking on segregation, a mem
Der of the United Nation says
America is subsidizing social evils.
Every country south of the United
States looks upon us as worship
pers of gold.
We agree with President Tru-
man in his plea for representative
government, free elections, indiv-
idual freedom guaranteed, freedom
of speech, freedom of religion
and absolute freedom from po-
litical oppression.
II hate mongers could be silen-
ced, If this government would
approach the nations of the world
with clean hands, practicing what
1t breaches, the sun would never
set on the peoples OF the earth
whose daily prayer would be
"God Bless America"
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MANY INTERRACIAL CITIZENS HEAR
A. PHILIP RANDOLPH AND c. |. DELLUMS

Discussing the crisis OF Negro
leadership, A. Philip Randolph,
International President of the
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Por-
tiers and Co-Chairman of the Ma
tional Council for a Permanent
FEPC, stated that Negro leaders
are being honeyfuggled. shanghai
ed and taken for an theological
ride in an adventure of revolution
airy power-politics by master
Machiavellian Communist polite
ians, without the Negro leaders
either knowing the road down
which they are travelling or their
destination, or even the drivers
or the nature OF the vehicle of
transportation which holds them
captive.
Characterizing present day COM
munists as carpetbaggers who
come to minorities, and especially
Negroes and labor with fantastic
promises of liberation, Mr.. Ram
dolph stated that the communist
program, policies and practices in
the United States of America are
to build bases among mass groups
such as labor and the Negroes
as well as among professionals,
liberals and artists, not because
they are concerned about advanc-
ing the well-beig of these groups.
but primarily to tie Negroes and