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Evening star., 1949-07-18
By Alice Eversmon

The All-Tschaikowsky program,
which has become a feature OF
the National Symphony's Water
gate season, can be counted on to
be one of the best attended. The
clearing of the weather kept last
nights concert from being cam
celed but short. sudden down.
pour nearly had it cut off before
the final number, the "Ouverture
Solonelle 1872 was played. 1t
passed so quickly. however, that
the program continued. Other
evidence of the early rain was
seen in the little cascades of water
that fell from the roof OF the
barge and formed puddles on the
stage and in muggier tone
heard in the strings.
The latter was particularly bad
for the first soloist of the program,
Carroll Glenn, violinist. although
it in no way affected her intona-
ton. 1t was reflected in the quail
ity of her tone which seemed
much smaller and more brittle
than when she played here last.
From nature it has little suavity
or richness and certainly not
enough for the emotional require
ments of the TschaikoWsky con-
certo. She makes up for this de-
ficiency by a viril manner of play
ing that should have come over
more brilliantly than it did last
night.
Vigorous Approach.
| Because of her vigorous ap-
proach to this music. she seldom
permitted it to sing Soulfully
Even in the purely technical pas
sages of this work, it can speak
for itself provided every thing is
cleanly delivered. Miss Glenn's
command of the mechanics of her
instrument is that of a virtuoso
Evening star., 1949-07-18
Boys Forum Will Draw
100 From All States

Almost 100 boys from the 4s
States are scheduled to attend the
fourth annual Boys Forum of Ma
tional Government, sponsored by
the American Legion. which will
be held here July % through Au-
gust 4.
All the teen-agers selected for
the forum will be graduates OF
Boys States. which are simulated
State governments IN operation
In Washington they will set up
a mock Federal Government.
A visit with President Truman
slated for August 3, will climax
the conference. The boys VIII also
confer with Secretary of State
Acheson, Defense Secretary John
son. Attorney General Clark and
other Government officials.
AS counselors for the boys. w. c.
Tom" Sawyer, director of the le-
gion's National Americanism Com
mission. has selected seven promi-
nent legionnaires from seven
states Headquarters of the forum
will be at American University.
Evening star., 1949-07-18

tone to embelish the violin solo.
From the point of execution. char
acter and finish. the presenta-
ton of this number surpassed the
performance of Mozart's Sonata
in B fiat Major, K454", Ives so
nata No. 4" and Debussy's so
nata".
1t does not always follow that
members of the same family have
affinity with one another in mat
ters of style and taste. The vio-
linist's tone of refined quality
and her attention to detail and
shading was not echoed in the
performance of her sister who,
with utter disregard of niceties,
overshadowed the violinist with
meaningless generalities. Her de-
livery was either too loud or too
dull. there was no give and take
and everything seemed to point
to the dissimilarity of their tenn
peraments. AS to the mechan-
ism. the pianist lacks that con-
centrated tone which adds bril-
liancy and lustre to playing
makes for pearly runs in Mozart s
music and sings in Debussys
Since Mozart's sonata is primar-
lily a piano piece, Miss Maro's
deficiencies were only too audible
Debussy's work, where the violin
Evening star., 1949-07-18
|A||-T schoikowsky Program
|Drows Crowd at Wotergote

but she works very hard 10 give
it snap and dash. This led her
also to some individualism in the
matter Of retards and acceleran-
dos. While her entire perform
ance was we'll thought out and
there were many outstanding
points, such as effective phrasing
and shadings, it lacked the poetry
and sentiment that makes this
concerto SO knowingly beautiful.
Howard Mitchell gave her ex-
cellent support in his directing OF
the orchestra accompaniment and
demonstrated once more his con-
cept of orchestral performance In
crisp, we'll varied delivery Of the
"Marche Slave" +" the opening num-
ber. Not only is he able to in
spire the players with the spirit
Of a work but he has aroused
their interest in the musical values
contained in it. Thus the
"Marche" was built up with
recognizable degrees and with a
fipesse that showed in a play OF
color and underscored nuances.
Lists Assignment Popular.
The second soloist was Eugene
List, pianist, who in private life
is the husband of Miss Glenn
This young couple combined theil
forces in many appearances bu
Mr.. List is the better known tt
local audiences. His assignment
yesterday was the popular Con.
certo in B fiat minor" which by
this time, and through it's con.
slant presentation by PRACTICAL.
all pianists, is bound to invite
comparison. Mr.. List has not thu
pungent touch or the sweep o.
execution to give it either bril-.
liancy or power. The performance
was on the heavy side with some
inaccuracies as to notes them.
selves and occasional technica
insecurity.
The second movement found
him at his best. The "Andantino'
was warmly set forth and more
conciseness entered into the al
legro vivace" section. The young
artist received cordial acclaim al
| the end, returning to give as en-
core the Bach-Hess "Jesu, Joy Of
Mans Desiring" Other encores
would have followed undoubtedly
4 but the brief rain had the con-
ductor undecided whether to enc
the concert there or not. The au-
dience's applause kept asking fol-
a continuance so the final num-
ber was played under a sky thai
was suddenly sprinkled with stars
Evening star., 1949-07-18
HELP MEN

PORTER, bowling alley. experisneed
preferred. Apply Mr.. Trettin. CHEVY
CHASE BOWLING ALLEY, 446l
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PRESsERs on silks and woolens.
Must be able to produce quality
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Old: % if YOU want to better yourself
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NV. -1o
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Evening star., 1949-07-18

takes more Of a lead. sounded
better.
Sonata Is Criticized.
AS its best, Ives sonata does
not offer much. Sub-titling it
"Children's Day at the Camp
Meeting" the composer undoubt-
edly expected his Interpreters to
help the audience to understand
this idea. He left also the sec
ond movement of the sonata de-
void of ar-notations for a free,
improviSation-llke execution at
the discretion OF the artists, in
tending them to discern the
phrases and to make the correct
punctuation. While the violinist
deserves full credit for her part
in the performance, the pianist
left hers undistinguished. The
sonata seemed to contain little
musical value. The sisters were
we'll received and made an attrac-
tive picture on the stage.
Evening star., 1949-07-18
HELP MEN

distribute handbills: daily pay. 7:3O
am, AGO N. Y. ave. NV.
MEN. for pleasant outside sales work.
excellent commission. liberal draw
ing account. Fine opportunity for
nn,sa making big money; Va see MR.. a ZANE KANE;
sssrSssRh ssrSasR FRIDAY ans a1s 7tR Rm st. no1aa' n%
NIGHT PORTER, experienced: excel.
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clean floors; good pay and working
conditions. Apply service mgr.
Mr NJ, Eains' a1st Il LEE M D; BUTLER N nc
OFFSET PRINTER for 17x22 press
must be above average. Call ME.
OPTICAL BENCHMAN and surfacer.
Must have. to ] yrs local exper.
Hrs. 3 to g, 8 days. l wk. vacation
Will pay top salary. State salary,
refs and when available. Box
ORNAMENTAL IRON wELDERs. COM
bination acetylene and cleo; must
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AINTERS WANTED. experienced.
27th st. and Nebraska ave. NV.
30
AMT AND BODY SHOP FOREMAN.
must be fully capable of operating
the best shop in the city. Past ex-
perience in same capacity necessary.
Excellent working conditions. This
is a real opportunity for right man.
See Mr.. Green, service manager,
THE CAPITOL GARAGE, 1920 New
York ave. NV. -lS
PHARMACIST, reg. expert: part
time; good pay. MoRToN's PHAR.,
301 Pa. ave. Sc. -19
PHARMACIST. registered. to work
full time. MODERN DRUG STORE.
NO. 6232. -21
PHOTOGRAPHIC REPRESENTATIVE
to make appts. for children's por-
traits; exp. not nee, but should be
sation. Apply 500 9Th st. NV.
PORTER. colored. for lee., NV. apt.
olde., cleaning halls. etc. Salary.
$1OS per month. Apply Resident
Manager. 5000 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1949-07-18
HELP MEN

ASSISTANT to laundry superintend-
ent Of lar-e plant; thorough knowl-
edge Of laundry business required;
must be sober and reliable. State
qualifications. Box 115-T. Star.-2O
ASSISTANT MANAGER for local drue
chain. High school education, at
least , years drug experience. Op-
portunity for young ambitious man
Reply Box 10f-T, Star, giving ex-
perience. background and salary de-
sired. All replies confidential.-20
ASSISTANT SERVICE STA. manager,
exp paid vacations. good working
cond. See MR.. RUFF, 1101 18th
st. NV. 10
AUTO MECHANICs-e men for day
s0fk exclusive Gac fGT truck dsaef
experienced truck men only, need
apply. CENTRAL MOTOR CO.,
1901 Oronoco ST., Alex. Va. -21
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. Call AID.
0234 after 1:3O pm 80
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN. expert
enced, with excellent references;
diagnose and write repair orders;
salary plus commission. Apply
service mgr. Mr. EdinR. LEE D.
BUTLER, INC, 1121 21st st. NV.
AUTOMOBILE UPHoLSTERER, ex-
perienced all-around man; also ex-
perienced helper. Apply rear 1929
BOOKKEEPER. part time. day or
evenings Give ref, age and exper.
Box SIT, Star. 30
Evening star., 1949-07-18
Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers


Three Lines (Minimum)
or 2 times, 35c per line per
insertion.
3 to 6 times consecutively, 33c
per line per insertion.
7 times or longer consecutively
Bic per line per insertion.
Advertisements under Special
Notices and Personal, SC per
line additional.
Advertisements Of New Auto
mobiles, SOC per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line SOC
Out -of-town Rate is charged
on all advertising IS miles OF
more from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made ir
time for correction before secord In
sertion.
II Advertisement was prepaid, re.
tain cash register receipt, which bear!
. serial number with date and identi'
hes your advertisement.
When canceling classified advertise.
nents be sure to make note Of the
cancellation number. This Is i'm
portant in case your statement does
not show a credit for the cancella-
ton.
OFFICE HOURS
Daily, am. to 9 pm
Saturday, S am. to . pm.
Sunday, 1 a m. to Q pm.
Leave your ads at the Business ONCE
11th and Pennsylvania ave. at any
of the Branch Offices throughout the
city, or
PHONE STERLING 5000.
Evening star., 1949-07-18
Sisters Heard
|AtArtGo||ery
By Elena de Soyn

The sisters Ajemian, Anahid,
violinist and Marc, pianist. gave
recital last night, their first in
the National Gallery of Art. They
made their debut here a year ago
in January when playing for the
benefit of the Armenian Students
Association of America at the
Chevy Chase Club.
1t is not often that one has the
opportunity of hearing Armenian
music, let alone presented by two
people who have a strong kinShip
with it. Although born and edu-
Gated in this country the sisters
showed much evidence of racial
sympathy with Alan Hovhaness
"Shatakh", premiered by them
yesterday. The understanding was
obvious in the manner of phrasine
by the violinist and the rhyth-
mical cadence of the pianist.
The composer is an American by
birth. Educated musically in Bos-
ton, his interest turned early to-
ward the native music of his an.
cestors which he studied from re-
cordings and available material al
hand. Still young in years he ha!
already a considerable output Of
compositions in various forms
heard last year in a successful
Town Hall concert in New York
Named for Village.
"Shatakh', named after an an
cient Armenian village. is some
thing of a song for the violin ir
the Eastern manner. 1t has 6
lovely melody which was admir-.
ably set forth by the violinist, flrst
on the lowest string and Later
taken up in the high register. The
ornate but rhythmical piano part
within bounds of two octaves. al
! 1owed inst the right amount O1
Evening star., 1949-07-18
HELP WANTED AGENCIES

UNUSUAL POSITIONS open hourly
for secretaries, typists. bookkeepers,
cashiers. Comptometer operators.
Visit NV. Courteous. welcome
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st.
Ma 2116.S
ALWAYS see BoYD's first for select
secretariaI, typing and bookkeeping
positions, at top salaries: Est; 33
yrs. Specialists. BOYD'S, 700 18th,
cor G, Ma. 2340.
STENoG., health organ. under 80,
S2.4OO. Secy -Dictaphone operator
q Il PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G
q. NV, ET. 1864.
Evening star., 1949-07-18
HELP MEN
ALTO Statesmen

in new car sales. Won
to connect with young aggressive
new car leadership making imme-
diate delivery on all models OF
Packard's Golden Anniversary 23rd
series cars. Men selected will be
furnished a demonstrator ami will
be paid a salary plus commission.
For interview apply in person, WIN
CHESTER, INC, Packard dealer.
17O4 Mt. Vernon ave, Alex, Va.
Evening star., 1949-07-18
Poles Honor Atom Expert

WARSAW, Poland. July 18 (F)
Prof. Stefan Pienkowski, Po-
lands No. atom expert, has been
awarded the 1949 scientific prize
of 10000 zlotys $4,000. Prof
PienkoWski. who witnessed the
Bikini atom tests. was cited for
outstanding merit In organizing
Polish postwar science"
Evening star., 1949-07-18
NATL EMPL. SERVICE
1908 G ST. NV.
MEM

Insurance agents. intangible sales
exper nee; exceptional salary plu
commission
Electronic engineer. acoustic mag
netism; $4,000.
Sales mgr, mems furnishings: thor.
oughly exper.; start SIS.
Electrical engineer, power and light
$50 to Sl10 wk.
Mech. craftsman, aerodynamic: $50
Power tool service man, exper.: $50
Stock clerks. young, h. S. g.: $35.
Collection men, exper.; car neces-
sary; 1928.
Messenger, II to 10 yrs. h. s. g.
WOMEN
Adm. sec'y. 51a days; $4,000.
Sec'y to mgr, Sc, 5l2 days: $1,000
Sec'y, real estate, exper. in mort
cages loan processins: 8 days
5000
sec'y, travel agency; $1,000.
Sec'y. Silver Spring; S2.400-S2 800
Technical editor, catalogins and in
dexing; Sc; 3 days; S45
Advertising copywriter, layout dept.
store eXper.; $50 up.
Clerk-typist. $35-S40.
Clerks. telephone. PIX, exper.. young
h. s. G.: $3.50. is
Evening star., 1949-07-18
Senator Humphrey to Speak

Senator Humphrey. Democrat
of Minnesota, will address a meet
ing of the Young Democratic
Club of Washington at 8 pm
Wednesday in the All Souls Uni
tartan Church, Sixteenth ano
Harvard streets NV.
Evening star., 1949-07-18
Mutual. ITO MA. O954

Men-Assoc prof. indust. engr,,, S3O5
up; sales, ONCE mach. car. $50; mo-
tor serv. statesmen. sal. open; auto
parts clerk. exp. S45; serviceman
small motors, $50; furniture pack
ers, exp, S4S; order clerk, S15;
parts inventory elk, exp, S35.
Women-Secy. sales mgr. ne, $50;
secy. of C mgr, law, $3.50: secy;
engr. CO.. S. Arl. $3.50; secys., legal
$50: steno., travel and car corp.
$50: bkpr., Sc. S45: dental asst.
tipping, S45; typists. dictaph. OF
stencil. exp. SI15: typist, cred. of.
S175: key punch opr.. alph. ano
mum SIg5 -1S
Evening star., 1949-07-18
HELP MEN

Serviceman in Branch Office
OF nationally known manufacturer
of portable power tools. Write
stating age, education, salary de-.
sired Box 270-T, Star. is
Evening star., 1949-07-18
ADAMS AGENCY

GOA Colorado Bldg, 14th and G
All 5-day week positions: Steno. pub.
fishing, under 80. $500; Steno
educated, under 40, 5000; Typist
Georgetown area, 81 30: Steno.
patent law. 1-eirl office. must b,
good $3.50; Steno., legal exper.
SoI5
Evening star., 1949-07-18
YOUNG MEN
HELP MEN AND WoMEk

ASSEMBLING. WIRING, soldering.
riveting or shipping experience:
starting pay according to expert
ence; liberal oonus pay plan Phone
MR.. BARTz. 81. 1852 for interview.
is
NURSING HOME-Facilities for am
bulatory and bed patients, "A -hr.
care, supervised diet. OR. 1855.
SLIP COVER CUTTER. experienced;
must furnish transportation. Call at
HOFFMAN, UPHOLSTERERS, 2447
18th ST. NV. -22
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Observation-Disclosures

known manufacturer in
nearby city requires fully expert
enced man in furniture and wood
working designs. Give complete de-
tails of your past experience in re-
ply. Salary commensurate with
ability. Our employees know of
this ad Box 349-S. Star. =19
Evening star., 1949-07-18

When dnsfoertno ddperttsements t.
addressed to Star bores do NOT
inclose original references. or
other materials OF personal pdlHe.
Copies serpe the purpose and
originals mar oct lost.
Evening star., 1949-07-18
HELP WTD. AGENCIES (Cont.
ADAMS TEACHERS
AGENCY

Colorado Bldg. 14th and G. RE. 1898.
ARLINGTON-ALEX.
Office. store technical and sales posi-
tions open for men and women
POTOMAC EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
a6O6 Wilson blvd. Arl. CH. 5000
Evening star., 1949-07-18
statesmen

A national firm doing business about
century can use statesmen in
Washington and nearby territory.
Experience unnecessary as we give
complete neld training. and show
YOU that 7 out Of 10 prospects buy.
Only sincere. honest workers with
car need apply. II you can sell or
wish to be trained in the selling
field. don't pass this UP. No phone
information, please. Call for ap-
pointment, T. r. STEED, Hotel Am
bassador, MA. $50 any time after
q am, Tuesday -22
Evening star., 1949-07-18
SAlESkEN

WANTED middle aged man to take
charge Of the janitor supply di-
vision. One who knows the, trade
pany, write for an appointment.
SALES REPRESENTATIvE, building
material; old established company:
must s Se d0r sehd ssh u nee ae
tails. no; years in bus, etc. Box
F9R TmELHPHoNE II woRK-will train
for adyertising campaign. Phone
sALEsMEN-Experienced truck sales
men, for exclusive GMC truck deal
MOTOR CO., 1901 oronoco st..
rERMANENr PosITIoN-Friedair.
commercial refrigeration and air
conditioning equipment in the en-
tire industry; Abbott. for 25 years
under the same management, nov
ested in q fully experienced sales:
man in this field; selected man will
be given advanced training course
at factory this fall: Interview By
appointment only. DE. 1900. MIR.
MASTER Statesmen as business
consultants; time, motion and labor
ctuQN uSlQ OucIS UuLoIduOlll8 OpS
portunity for executive-type sales
men, to engage in highly remunera-
tive. work, solving costly personnel
problems for Government, large
business, institutions and factories.
We manufacture and sell direct. q
highly specialized time, motion and
labor saving plan which solves a
great many OF today's manpower
problems for all employers, Gov
eminent and industrial. We will
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those earned by top-ranking con.
sulting engineers and architects.
Your work will bring you in direct
contact with our greatest Govern
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Evening star., 1949-07-18
SPECIAL NOTICES

Mr.. BUSINESsMAN-D you need a
good bookkeeper? Accountant?
3FEeEPs 3mse msnassT5 hGENCY Csli RE ALAS sooh
-23
] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts incurred by anyone other
than myself. GEORGE F. TAUBER.
1925 27th st. sc. 49,
DRIVING INSTRUCTION-Dua
troll car; free pickup service, day or
evening VIM. E. PADDY. UN. Q025.
-19
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to
Frank R. Sheppard, address un-
known. that unless he calls for
articles left at 1417 Harvard st.
NV, by Sept. !, 1949, they will be
sold for $40 to satisfy back rent and
storage. CARTER.
WILL NOT be responsible for any
debts incurred by any one other
than myself. GARNETT DELANEY.
1910 T st. Sc. WASHINGTON, D. c.
Evening star., 1949-07-18
GRAD. DIETITIAN

Wishes position in school or college
excellent manaeement of personnel
best of meal planning, purchasing
Box Adv, Star 19s
Evening star., 1949-07-18
AIS MOTORS. INC.

CHRYSLER ER-PLYMOUTH HOME
Are going to open their ultramod.
ern new building in the near
future. If you are looking for .
completely modern and well equipped
dealer with a future, come and see
us now. We have the latest in new
equipment. such as Clayton Dynamo
equipment, underground exhaust
system and many others. Take
ride out today and see what We
think is the most modern and up
to-date plant in this area. Only
those need apply who are well
qualified and that have back
ground which will stand rigid ex.
animation. / control-tower operator
Unjust be experienced in all phases
of shop supervisionS, l body. shop
foreman and estimator, lubrica-
tion experts, , service salesmen,
ned mechanics, operator for
CLAYTON dynamometer. Apply
Evening star., 1949-07-18
FLOOR MANAGER

Mature, experienced: department
store: employe benefits. Write Boz
ASST Star is
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AIS MOTORS, INC.

1924 Wilson Blvd. CHI. 400. See
Mr.. Brown. Service Manager. la
Evening star., 1949-07-18

s03 18th st. NV. 3O40 18th st. NV.
BETWEEN r &F co. 29S0
The Arizona post., 1949-06-03
zOA Convention
CONTINUED from page u

establish in Israel Z.O.A. House
to serve both as headquarters of
activities stemming from the
movement in America.
Ambassador Eliahu Elath, in
his analysis of the future role of
the Zionist movement, insisted
that "Zionism today is as neces-
sary as it was in 1897" Israel
needs not only American money,
American 'know-how,' but also
pioneers from this country, who
should come to settle in Israel and
join us in the building of our new
State. While the State of Israel
will remain the responsibility of
its citizens, and its citizens alone" !"
he stressed, "the Zionist move
ment must continue to be the
property of the Zionists every
where"
The Arizona post., 1949-06-03
Summer Program
For Community
School Is Begun

The Community School, non
profit community education insti-
tuition, developed by parents last
fall, has moved into permanent
quarters at 3033 N. Campbell.
Having completed the regular
school semester, a summer play
school for youngsters 212 to 8
years is being conducted. Empha-
sis is on the child as an individual
and the creative interests and ap-
titudes of each is encouraged.
There are many group activities
including supervised play in the
wading pool, as well as music and
painting. All students have hot
MONDAY lunch.
Mort Green is president of the
parents association this year.