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OWNER GOING ABROAD

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DETACHED DUPLEX HOME
A splendid white asbestos shingle In
convenient section Of Riverdale, Nd, near
schools, stores and transportation; each
floor has an individual living room, 2
bedrooms. kitchen and bath apartment;
hot-water heat with oil burner: level
lot 50x140 with several nice shade trees;
approved by FLA for sale at S12,750;
splendid opportunity to acquire home
and income producing property. Phone
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H St NV. MA. 2345
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
5s abedFm Fra hSme .na only yrs ! ea rust
I'M. Hlls ,dnFs,. d1yns PitcS.I bedTms BATH snd
bedrms:. End d.; full dry. basement, gas
heat: lge. lot. Priced for quick sale.
S10,500, ~ 1st trust payable S49.53 per
mo; Including interest. principal. taxes
ing town. Shown BY appointment only.
II you are interested In exceptional buy
please pick up your phone and call for
detail information. etc.
CLYDE R. ADAMS
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ALIVE WITH LIVING
Stone and brick. Large lily. rm;. frsplaes
family sized din. rm., equip. kit, bed
rms, tiled bath. full bsmt.. pine-paneled
rec Tm: fireplace and bar; large. corner
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC
oW. 9O90. Lee hwy. at Glebe I'd. ga
YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE
Owner must sell. due to Ill health. his
attractive and most profitable country
buildinss, pine -paneled throughout. 45x75
Fully equip. bar. dance foor: large kitchen,
rest rooms, etc. Their also q charming
stone res. completely y >rn. with 3;ear
foot frontage on j Of n VAS most popu-
lar fishiaE streams u fully equip boats ;ts
there is 9 acres Of beautifully wooded
land. ideally sit. for cabins or year-around
home. Hurry and be one Of the first to
inspect this buy of the year.. And Il
interested make US an offer. v. WARD
BosWELL. go 8. Washington st.. Temple
7721; ewes, Temple 5541, Alex. 0395,
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CHI. 4034, Fh. 116;

FALLS CHURCH, $14,950
3-bedrm... 1h-bath brick home: garage; on
lot $50 it. deep; 1st floor. liv. rm. with
fireplace. opening on porch, nice din. rm..
fully equipped kit. with elec. dishwasher,
twin-sized bedrm., "a bath: End floor, 2
bedrms. and bath; full bsmt., outside en-
trance; $4,000 cash.
LUCILLE COOK
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SUBURBAN SALE-vlRGIklA,
4 BEDROOMS

An exceptionally well-built Cape Cod, at
tractiye hv.. rm. with Colonial fireplace,
din. rm. and large de luxe equipped kit. 2
light. broad staircase to expansion End
A., with 2 bedrms. and bath roughed in;
fully insulated, plumbing and heat in.
side entrance, gas heat. Excel financing,
one block from bus, close to schools. Inn
mediate possession.
SEWELL REALTY CO.
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HAVE YOU HEARD

wGAY Sunday at pm. 1880 on your
radio dial? They may tell you about o
wonderful home in Cheyerly which. through
below current market value. 1941 CUSTOM
built and perfectly preserved 3.bedroow
kitchen all electric. and you ought to see
what is in the basement $4,000 down.
A. STANLEY MOREAU
4617 Annapolis rd. WA. 2571. WA. $780,
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your MONEYS WoRTH - 3-bedroom
bungalow, on Y acre corner G ano lot; blks,
Rsnch-type brick0e rooms, large cor
per lot, tiled bath. sun deck, fireplace, ga
rage, close-in, priced right.
West Hyattsville bargain-Neat and
sozy, broom and bath bungalow, oil heat,
beautiful fenced lot; $4,000; 81 800 down.
WILL ROGERS REAL ESTATE, WA. s262;
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BELLE HAVEN

$26,500. Center-hal brick Colonial; mas.
ter bedrn, and bath. 2 other bedrms. ano
equip. with new elec. range and refgr
lge. screened porch, knotty pine paneleo
rec. rm:. laundry. bsmt. lavatory; att. ga
rage; oil steam heat, storm windows. cop
per screens and fittings. slate roof; 10,
60x10O. nicely handicapped; oyerlooks goli
course; 80 min. to Wash. This house is
above average quality; in exclusive neigh.
borhood 1t Is an excel. buy at this re-
duced price; easily financed. Call OWNER
Evening star., 1948-10-22

Takoma Park Bungalow
$3.50. $1,000 down. This desirable
bungalow will give satisfaction to any one
seeking good buy on today's market.
KAY REALTY CO., INC.
650S Ga. Ave. NWs RA. 220o. 80
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EeaItor, Rlverdale, Nd, WA. 1910. -22
Modern Bungalows, CT Approved
New mod; vacant. 4.ls rms. and bath:
many extra de luxe features; sold with
$40Q cash down, at the low price Of
$s,450, with small monthly payments in
cluding taxes and insurance; located In
Hillside, Md. 3 blks. over D. c. line; bus
and shopping at corner. For appt. to
INSPECT. call EX 1898 90 =
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.

1903 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
DETACHED HOME-$15,95O
A modern brick and frame residence in
fine new community of Arlington. Va. Six
rooms and bath. full basement. .air-condi-
frigerator, real fireplace in living room.
copper plumbing. Long-term 4fo hnanc-
ing. Vacant immediate possession. Phone
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H St. NV MA 2345
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CAMP SPRINGS

Lovely new 5-rm. and bath Cape Coo
bungalow: lge; lily. ,rm.,. din. rm., KIT. and
fully insulated: lot 1Soxi 80 With besStifu eau III
shade trees; conven. TO Andrews Field
CITY syod bus service. ,, 4 real buy for Ss;950
Realtor, 3214 Branch ave. Sc, HI. 7700
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NO RESTRICTIONS

NO RESTRICTIONS
On children in home Of your own. Mod
ern brick bungalow. 2 bedrooms, tiled bath,
oil heat, hardwood floors and ready for
occupancy; $3.50 down and assume present
S. ]. GNASH & CO., INC.
913 King st.. Alexandria, Va. your
and sundays. oV. 8O05, ov 4013. -24
$500 DOWN
$76 per month, including taxes and in:
hone hon inv in Alexandria, Beats renting 50
THE BRANT co.
Arlington sales ONCE. Brant BLDG. 1884
wilson blvd. GL. 421s. OK. O5ao. "a
Overlooking the Potomac
airport, . williamsburg Colonial brick on
wooded site with attached garage; spacious
living rm.. dining rm., kitchen, bedrm. with
bath on 1st f., with 3 bedrms. and bath
on End a. Offering charm and comfort
with income from q complete Arm. apt.
in basement. Open Saturday and Sunday
from l to 8 pm. A buy at S26,500. To
reach property: Go So. on U. 8. hwy. No.
1, turn right into 2sth st. &c., left into
SO. Grant St, left on 29th st. 30. to 600
goth rd.. So. Arlington. Va.
J. Maynard Magruder, Realtor
Radio Bids; Arlington. Phone oW. 1000;
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NORTH WOODBRIDGE

Beautiful 4-bedrm., 2-bath brick and stone.
bunsa type home: bedrms. and bath on
1st a.; built by builder for own home;
12-in. walls. beautiful oak frepl., sll-elec.
ultramodern kit, lge. bone-dry bsmt. with
laund. and extra toilet. If you appreciate
quality don't fail to see this. For par
ticulars call
peter j. hagan
Esaltor. 3S41 34th st., MI Rainier. Nd.
ON. SbS5: sYeS.. HI. 3702 %
Evening star., 1948-10-22

A BUGS EAR
Might be cutter but we doubt 1t. . charm
packed bunga.; near Clarendon for only
S12,750; beautiful liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
det ise and small bedrm' bath Of course
wooded view. . little old in age but young
in spirit, for that small family. Your
early call is well worth while
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
1904 Wilson Blvd. ow. $500. OK. 412a.
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WAVERT,Y HILLS

WAVERLY HILLS
Attractive brick home on large wooded lot;
arranged as 2 separate apts., with rms.
d snd path on nM Isl MOOT snd ysTy large rms
on End; an opportunity to have q lovely
home and income combined; attractively
financed; early possession.
WILLIAMS REALTY co.
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Officers, Front and Center!
Live in . beautiful spacious home for
ssft M r n.eh .xtPslss tnsn sen din n. a DfGs an
usually hne equipped lge. kit, tiled
powder rm. 1st d.; 26-ft. bedrm., 2 others
full bsmt.. oil heat Yes, its new. beautiful
stone structure on a-acre wooded lot;
closer in than Falls Church; imagine ask
I DOWN 0n psyment Wf FuLEER [faasnaos GsooM eSM
REALTY CO., OK. 44s7; eyes,, OW. Ass,
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8 ACRES, RIGGS RD. EXT.

MI from mt O. g. capitos M s'HssssS remoaeied frame
farmhouse. rms, baths. h.-w heat,
oil; 2-car gar. tool shed. some farm inn
med. poss. Price, $4,000, " cash.
GRIN. BUNGA., So, 500
Nr. Hyattsville High School. Lot 75x150
Possession with settlement
A. H. SEIDENSPINNER
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SUBURBAN sALE-vlReIk,A.
ARLINGTON FOREST

The perfect suburb. close to everything
excel. neighbors. We have substantial
6-rm brick homes which may be purchased
for only $4,000 down plus a reas. monthly
Evening star., 1948-10-22

TAKE YOUR CHOICE
bedrm. homes: -shingled 2-bed-
I'm. homes; within 9 miles of the White
House, on bus transp.: priced $4,000 to
$4,000, and from $1,000 to S1,500
down payment; "a acre to / acre lots
j.. FULLER GROOM REALTY CO., OK.
44S7; ewes, OW 44S5 GI 2247
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ATTENTION. GIs

1910 Lee hwy, ow. 7e7s, OK. 1904. e.
You'll Want It When You See It
81 $50 cash, bal. less than rent. Move in
tomorrow. Huge liv. din. rm.. twin-sized
bedrms.. modern equip: kit. expandable
Snd fooT; lu ,ess1 ssTt of gas esat' outside en-
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC.
QW aQQ0 Lee hwy at Glebe I'd. %
Evening star., 1948-10-22

YOU'RE IN THE SADDLE
Mr.. Buyer-overlooking Beverly Hills. 3
| sized din: rrn.. equipped kit, screened
porch, full bsmt: oil heat, gar; only
$16,250; reasonable down payment. Better
REALTY CO.. OK. 44s7; ewes, oW. 44s5,
Evening star., 1948-10-22

POSITIVELY AMAZING, s15,750
For . new brick, l bedrm., "a tiled bath,
LIST a. 2 extra-lge. bedrms. and tiled bath
on End a.; full bsmt, oil heat; lot 6Ox2OO;
close to school and bus; best for the money
that we've seen. J. FULLER GROOM
REALTY CO., OK. 44s7; ewes, oW. 44s5,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
coML. pRoP.-sAIE or RENT

CoML. PRoP.-SALE OR RENT.
end COMM BLDG, 7Ox7O it., about
12500 So, #. of floor space; r. r. siding;
electric elevator; 3-story corner stone
leasing in few months but may be bought
now for use and occupancy, in near fu-
inspect and for further facts. please con-
tact Adlai Mann, commercial and invest.
ment properties, with LEO M. BERNSTEIN
ME 54n0. - -24
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TODAY.


PAUL CALLAWAY, organ recital Wash
ington Cathedral ) pm. Cowells
Professional, Copland's "Episode.'
nHonS rIilon." soTe.bys Sssaf; Ds1atS 1sonatinsi"
MARGARET BARNWELL. soprano; EU-
GENE BARNWELL, bass; Joint re-
. cital, National Gallery OF Art, pm;
SsG,lh Torelii's "Tu nI io sai'" az caraIIrs Don;
zelle Fusite," Homerr's Fiddler Of
2oOhsy s90ISes Chip AndofWs os the old BloeR
from oi efnpi, charpentier,s :aLouises: Haze
mans "At the Well" Rawls' Bal,
loon Man" Evans Might song.
Rummels Ecstasy Mrs. BarnWeH;
Bach's lie. gs Nov, Now Axay,s AA,x,aayy,s..1.s ~Js
W "AscsnloS; iii See You Again"
from coward's Bitter Sweet;
sfosso1 sons of Time T9Se, fTGm Mr' and HUm0f Ms
slGSsem BsTnSem i'"e' '''' anu
NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
Howard Mitchell. conductor; Dorothy
Maynor, soprano soloist; Water
Gate, SIS pm. Baeh-pamrosSss I'M !, sona "A
Msht, q. opn EOr1ess from Is Our 6vo9sks Goa Rn
Sat9a frem verdi's rA'i, Ia Fora del DestIno.'
Miss Maynor; Legend from Mac
DoWeIS SecODo lNuidH sun
3onies eDirees'' soWerby's s5aals 5Monsy Mask.".
MISE; Bazssss y HfaI nIss an MsgnoI h5mo,:
Grofe's Grand Canyon Suite"
ARMY BAND. Capt. Hugh Curry
Fahrney. baritone; Curtis Clarke.
tenor, soloists; east front, Capitol, 3
pm. Medley of Service Songs,
Shilkret's lode to. victory, Longs
"stephen Foster Rhapsody" Millers
American Patrol" WiinonssIkisss ,,sIis 3
ssttle Ts,gn.s Hymn q H. int to tSe seqT" Flag"
iy" wy arr Wrisht: Grofe's Over There
FANTASY" Shorey's The Constttu-
ton" baritone and chorus; Hos
niers Northern Rhapsody" selec:
tions from Gershwin's "Porgy and
Bess sousa's STARS ana stripes
TOMORROW.
JoANNE HYDE. organ recital; LID. s.
Chapel, p.m.
TUESDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME MILITARY BAND,
FRANKLIN B. Charles, bandmastsr;
bandstand, $50 pm Lamecnlss
World Peass'"" nr overture to ssr.n.d: sera.ads
81 osisssr &. s.Iis, sTHes wooSs .S@s I'm LOOKING
over a Four-Leaf Clover" selection
clarke's sounds From the Hudson"
Richsrd L. Smith, cornet soloist;
,>waldteufers .'valse Militaire." Akst's
Baby Face"
Evening star., 1948-07-04
Programs OF the Week
WEDNESDAY,.


WADE N. STEPHENS. organ recital;
LID. S. Chapel pm.
MARINE BAND, Mai. william F.
Capitol, pm. Affords The SKY
Meiste tersinser,' clarke,s "Carnival
OF Venice, Arthur Lenman: !I. e..
Little Bulfnches," Merritt Langdon,
Bartley Moor. piccolo, soloists kom,
zaks Love and, Life in Vienna
finale from Tschaikowsky's SYM
phony No. A.
NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
Howard Mitchell, conductor; Water
Gate. s:l5 pm. copland,,ss Fan.
fare for the Common Man; Bach S
Ata Masf BssthGyfRs Mhsuds s'mgnEs' gnse Pro no.
vencale," Whites Five Miniatures,
Rimsky-Korsakovs ''Capriccio Es-
pagnol."
THURSDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME MILITARY BAND,
Franklin B. Charles. oandmaster:
"Esuador Vssss a;s. "DuaT,s;r snnds4 strauss aSa
lightning" Lillya's Latin American
Jeromsss sasns sweet Dreams. Sweet
heart; Gamero's, Honduras Buis-
son La Suapd
FRIDAY.
ARMY BAND, Capt Hugh Curry.
leader; east front, Capitol, g pm.
Kings Emblem Of Freedom" Schu-
bert's "Rosamunde Overture" Wal
ters' .'ode to Rhythm. Guilmant's
rin, tTrombone soloist' ..z,a Altord's aoTe
Minor, No. L.; sinser-Carr
t.connterpoint ti Ia Mode" latin
American Medley" arr. Croy; Kern's
"All the Things You Are" Teike's
"Stauncn and True"
NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
Howard Mitchell. conductor; Sid
ney Foster, pianist, Agnes Davis. So
lists. Water Gate, s:l5 pm. GeIsh-
Overture" selections from "of Thee
I Sing" excerpts from "Porsy and
Bess." Miss Davis and Mr.. Ronk,
Strike Up the Band Rhapsody
in Blue" Mr.. Foster; An American
SATURDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME MILITARY BAND,
Franklin B. Charles, bandmastef;
bandstand' .sl SaS S30 Pr sspian steDna, s :
seRps sess Hsrlen mahs' 81 Sis sh chasss sfa
Herbert's The Fortune Teller"
simon's The Volunteer" Robert z.
Clarke, trombone soioist: Vaiverde's
La Gran VIA" Aliens Blue
WADE n. STEPHENS. organ recital;
LID. 8. Chapel. s pm.
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Orchestra
Opening 18th
Season TONIGHT

Inc lGLn season OF sunset SYM
phony concerts by the National
Symphony Orchestra at the Water
Gate will have gala opening
tonight at 8:15 o'clock. This will be
part of the three-day celebration
of the Tooth anniversary Of the
laying of the Washington Monu-
ment's foundation stone. The 172d
program by the orchestra falls ap-
propriately enough on July 4. 1t
will be conducted by Howard Nit
chell, associate conductor Of the
National Symphony and musical
director for the Summer series OF u
concerts.
Dorothy Maynor, the celebrated
American Negro soprano, who be-
longs to the small coterie of the
greatest singers in the world today,
will be the soloist. She has ap-
peared with the National Symphony
at the Water Gate several times and
was the first woman ever to sing In
the Washington Cathedral.
Religion has played great part
in her life, her father being a
Methodist minister in Norfolk, Va,
and her husband minister of st.
James Presbyterian Church in New
York.
Started as Choir Singer.
From her earliest childhood Miss
Maynor sang the folk music of her
people. She assisted her father in
religious worship by singing in the
choir Of his parish, supported by
her brother, tenor, and sister, an
organist.
Her connection later with the
Hampton Choir brought her to the
attention of John Finley William
son, who gave her scholarship at
the Westminster Choir School of
Music in Princeton. While still a
student later under a well known
New York teacher, the artist sup
ported herself financially by con-
Quoting the choir of the Nazarene
Congregational Church in Brooklyn.
Agnes Davis, Ronk, Foster.
Agnes Davis, the young American
soprano who will be heard Friday
on the annual Gershwin Memorial
program, came into prominence sew
eral years ago as winner OF the
Atwater Kent Radio Contest.
She spent three years with the
USO-Camp Shows in Central and
South America. also, in the South
west Pacific. She made 81 appear
ances with the Philadelphia Orches-
ira, recorded portions of Wagner's
"Goetterdaemmerung" for Victor
under Stokowski, sang in opera,
oratorio and at the New York Sta
dium concerts
She will sing selections from
Gershwin's "Porgy and Bess' with
Harold Ronk, former young naval
officer who saw active duty in Aus
tralia, New Guinea and the Phil
ippines and was stationed in Wash
ington before the armistice. Mr..
Ronk was baritone soloist at the
Covenant First Presbyterian Church
for two years.
The third artist on Fridays pro-
gram will be Sidney Foster, pianist
winner of both the MacDowell prize
and the Leventritt Award
Harrison T. Messerole presented
the following pupils in recital in
Woodside Church, Silver Spring,
last Sunday: John Hanson, Joan
Buch, Betty Buch, Pat Kelley, John
Potter, Ronald Phelan, Eleanor
Wood, Donna Kohl, Marion Deed
rick, Patti Gary, Betty Fincham,
Nicholas Lee, Ann Douthat, Dor
othy Shepard. Beverly Phelan,
Louise Hanson. Eileen Engstrom,
Katherine Macdonald, Ann Han
son, Ruthmary Ragsdale and An
thony Lee. :
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an act. This way, though, it's more
restful.
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you just pull the trigger!" And
for the first, time during our con-
versation Betty gave with an old
time guffaw.
I'm still trying to figure out what
has changed her so much. 1t could
be motherhood. Then, too, Ted
Briskin, her mate, is quiet and in
telligent. Or it could be that she
was always like this, but felt in the
early years that she had to put on
Evening star., 1948-07-04
Coming Attractions

NATIONAL Harvey" with
Frank Fay, begins its eighth
week tomorrow night.
AMBASSADOR-"Dream Girl"
with Betty Hutton, starting
Thursday.
CAPITOL-"The Fury of Fur
mace Creek" with Victor Ma
ture, starting Thursday.
DUPONT-"Antoine and Antoi-
nette,," a French fim.
HIPPODROME-"The October
Man." with John Mills.
KEITH'S-"Return Of the Bad
man." with Randolph Scott,
starting Wednesday.
LITTLE-"Song OF My Heart" :"
with Frank Sundstrom.
M E T ROPOLITAN - Flowing
Gold" with Pat O'Brien,
starting Thursday.
PALACE-"Easter Parade" with
Fred Astaire and Judy Gar
land.
PIX-"A Scandal in Paris"
starting Friday.
PLAYHOUSE "The Pearl"
with Pedro Armendariz.
WARNER-"Dream Girl" with
Betty Hutton, starting Thurs
day.
Evening star., 1948-07-04

The Navy and Marine Bands will
participate in the Fourth of July
celebration ceremonies at the Mon
ument Grounds tomorrow at 7:30
pm. Their concerts scheduled at
the east front of the Capitol and
at the Marine Barracks, respective
ly, have been Cancelled.
Alma Wolking presented a group
of her piano and guitar students
in solos, duets and ensemble num-
bers on June 80 in the st. Matthews
Club, 1914 N street. The following
participated: Nina and Maria Cha
conas, Fay and Diana Lutsky, Vic
tor and Julie Felicia Kissal. Judy
and Sandra Hamburger, Ronnie and
Marian Gross, Rose Poovey, Martin
Budner, Vincent Lafranchi. Judee
Lewis, Pete A. Chaconas, Norman
Shipp, Ellen Adams, Nondas
Efantis, Robert Shepp, Charlotte
Blank, Jimmie Shipp, Rosalie Allen
August Widmer, Joyce Kushner
and Barbara Shipp. Floreine Hur-
ley, soprano, assisted.
Daisy Fickenscher gave q recital
recently in her studio presenting
the following violin, piano and cello
pupils in solo and ensemble num-
bers; Fred Billups, Daniel Childs
Marilyn Crosswhite, Mary De Cicco
Claire De Cicco. Howard Klein, Joan
Scheve, Beatrice Stern. Jere Stern
Marvin Stern, Willis Volkmer and
Clara Welch.
Barbara Harter and Jane Miller,
students of Iva Loughlen Guy, were
recipients of high school diplomas
in piano from the National Guild Of
Piano Teachers during the recent
additions held at Friends School.
Miss Harter won also a Paderewski
gold medal award for completing
10 years on the national honor roll.
Miss Miller was awarded piano
scholarship at Wilson College,
Chambersburg, Pa, for the ensuing
year.
Mrs. Guy was examiner in the
additions at Knoxville and Greene
vile for the guild in May, complet-
ing her sixth annual judging as
signment.
The Air Force Band, Maj. George
S. Howard, conductor, has been
chosen to play the principal music
for the Pan-American Festival in
Bolivar. Mo-, which began yesterday
and will end tomorrow Six South
American countries will participate
in the three-day festival. President
Truman, the President of Venezuela
and Governor Donnelly of Missouri
will be present Gladys Swarthout
will appear as soloist with the
USAF Concert Orchestra in an in
ternationally broadcast program.
Evening star., 1948-07-04

WH0i R0R0 Upper Marlboro. Nd.
HA0AsOO0O Marl. 9075
Air Conditioned. Today -tomr. YvoNNE
nE CARLO. DAN DURYEA in BLACK
BART" at ., $50, $40, 80. 9;2S;
Tues, We'd. JUDY GARLAND GENE
FRI GLENN FORD, EVELYN KEYES in
tTHE MATING OF MILLIE:" Sat:
SONG OF IDAHO" also MARK OF
ZORRO
Evening star., 1948-07-04

InkVhnAA al Londovef Rd.. Nd.
UN. 01OO-Free. Parking.
Air Conditioned Today, Tomorrow
PEGGY CUMM1NS: CHARLES ESsopSSS GO,
GRASS OF WYOMING" at / ;s8. 3;3s.
5:43, 7:4S. 9:55. Holiday Matinee To-
Evening star., 1948-07-04

Radio Star introduces yosj vsiee reesrdsI
sDeaking; scripts; trains you for fsa14
Can Ma. S424 (day). W0. 326e (svs).
Evening star., 1948-07-04

Piano students of Nettie Sadie
Gross were heard in a program on
June II in the YWCA. Those
participating were Frances Brot-
man, Barbara and Carol Gitelson.
Melvin and SuZan Mackler, Allen
and Sharon Nimetz. Ruth Rein.
Marion Schiller, Marvin Schneider
Nera Sheintal, Richard VERIFIED.
Beatrice, Charlotte and Gloria Wolf
and Rita Gottlieb.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-10-20
LADIES OF THE
ROUND TABLE

Last Wednesday afternoon
the Ladies of the Round Table
met at the home of Mrs. Ralph
R. Phil. Mrs. Dave Young, the
president of the Club, was in
charge.
The Ladies were led in the
Pledge to the Flag by Mrs.
Ford Wilson. This months
Philharmonic ticket was
awarded to Miss Dorothy Kes-
Ter.
Mrs. Grover Leech, garden
chairman, introduced as the
guest of honor Mrs. John
Stiehr, in talk of bringing
the Colors of the Garden into
Your Home"
Mrs. Stiehr is president of
the Lake County Home Bureau.
Mrs. Homer Ingram, in the
absence of the music chair
man, presented Mrs. Gordon
Warren in three selections: -
"Now Sleeps the Crimson Pet
al, "In My Garden" and ''The
Fairies Dance" Mrs. Daniel
K. Loblaw accompanied.
Mrs. Ralph Phil, the hostess,
was assisted by Mrs. Wilbur
Ball, Mrs: Clark Pitcher, Mrs.
James Smelling, and Mrs. Ev-
erett Congdon. Guests of the
afternoon were: Mrs. Joseph
Sadorf, Mrs. George Cornell,
Mrs. Arthur Mole and Mrs.
Myrtle Coghill of Danbury,
Nebraska, cousin of Miss
Dorothy Kesler and Mrs. J..
A. Studebaker.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-10-20
ELMWOOD P. r. A.

Our boys and girls and their
welfare mean much to each
one Of us. There are many or
CARNATIONS who contribute to
their welfare l church, school,
P. T. A., boy scouts, girl scouts,
and many more.
Those who attended the next
meeting of the Elmwood PIT. A.
October 21st, 800 P. NJ, will
have the privilege of hearing
Mr.. J. Van Cleave, assistant
County school superintendent
of Lake County. Mr.. Van
Cleave has been in boy scout
work for many years and had
the honor and privilege of &C
companying the delegation of
Boy Scouts of America on their
recent trip to France. He is
we'll qualified to speak on "The
World of Scouts" and we well
come each parent to come and
hear him.
Songs by Miss Lois Ray
mond's second grade and Miss
Esther Beck's first grade will
complete an interesting and
educational program.
The Girl Scouts will have
Christmas cards on sale in the
main hall of the school build-'
ing and will be glad to help you
in obtaining your supply of
cards for the coming holiday,
season.
Join your P. T. A. and attend
the meetings.
Lets all go to SCHOOL,"
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-10-20
MANY SEE FIGESTA
TRIUMPH

Continued from Page l;
ESTA DAYS to come. The esti-
mated attendance this year
was $4,000.
Playing host, in the queens
name, to all who made their
appearance, the girls in the re-
freshment booths passed out
over $4,000 fig bars and served
approximately 500 gallons of
steaming hot coffee.
Promptly at 900 P. M. Miss
Rose Brittelli, belonging to the