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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11
INSTRUCTION COURSES

ACCORD1ON-Ten-W trlal course
i ind pvt MELVIN fsSSns arc coN Sss Ac q
DION SCHOOL. 5000 14th NV, TU
/ 1888. RA. 1927.
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul,
ture, ali subjects taught Approved
by Government for CT trai 3 DAY DAY
BEAUTY COLLEGE, 1910 G st. NV
Backward children a specially Ph;
AID. 2S42 Sunday or evenings. IL
PLAY ACCORDION IN 10 lessons;
EssH bio sua In CHARLES 4se6 aT R NEw 5s6S
FRENCH-Private instruction and
conversation practice by highly cul-
tured widow of European diplomat.
LEARN IN SAFETY to drive saiel,
New cars, Compete dual control
EASY METHOD North 1874
sEAUTY OPERATORS NEA0E D.
Modern training in ell subjects; day.
QUIZ olIn free e1 Catalogue. MABEILE HON.
ME '77s Established 1918.
PIANO OR FRENCH conversation les
sons in pupils own home. Call OR
1897 or write Box 1894. Wash. 4,
MOTHERS. do you have half hour
Enjoy piano lessons in your home
F Il s1pe rf an iG INSTRUCTION. So
lesson. WI. O963
FRENCH LESSONS. grammar and
conversation BY French middle, ased
$50 and after 8 pm. -15
,r.pr nrNr.v acSysrrNc rra;n
for a place in this fascinating field
Lessons come to you by mail: fol-
lowed by short resident training.
Write for free information about
this well paid fi sld VA WAYNE
BALLROOM DANCING taught at
home, expert instruction at reason
az Fste sS Sa 2E ins s7Sst
Boston's exclusive Miller course OF
correct English; self confidence
freedom 55eg s6 psINs,s sa
CIVIL SERVICE ExAM.-clerk, grades
CAF-2 and CAF-3; sample CUES. and
ans. incl. aarithmetic; 6S pages: So.
MERIT PU6LlCA1lONS. 90 ENdlo
Bldg. 1920 N. Y. ave. NV. Elk. $685..
TUTORING - Algebra, geometry,
Latin. French, German. Eng, his
tory, elem. jr. high subjects. UN.
TELEPHONE PIX operating is pleas
ant, dignifed; age no handicap
Day and night classes. Complete
tuition, s15-S2o. MRS. CHANDLER
NEW CLASSES now starting in Short
hand. Tipping, Bookkeeping, Comp
t6meter, sscretarial and Aesogntinqg
courses; INQUIRE BoYD SCHOOL
BE A TEIEPHoNE tPBxJ operator.
Touch tipping free with course: 2
wks.. S25. A real school, active
board; est. 16 yrs. Excel. positions.
See Miss Page at CAPITAL PIX
SCHOOL, 700 18TH. IA; 21I5.
sande So, revised. the best authority
available on subject. BOYD SCHOOL,
rNy4 99 dSsh ibsEc 81 "a CLASS LASS
Merchandising optional: accredited
Instruction. lectures. visual aid to,
amplify text books. Box 297-A, Star.
FRENCH NATIVE with B. A. degree,
viii tutor in French. AID. 4o9s till
TEACHER. exper,; will tutor elem n;
confidence: refs. Box 23-C. star:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11
Alta Vista Rest Home
HONE IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS, alterations, remodeling.
from bsmt to roof : years to pay.
HAMILTON CONSTR. CO., RE. Az.
ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS to
commercial OF, residential property
Complete building service Free
estimates. J. S. YOUNG, FA. $780,
BASEMENT LEAKye Waterproof it
on the inside and also beautify with
painp; no digging up garden or
hurting shrubs and lawns. Ask de-
BRTCKWoRK DONE week ends; all
work guaranteed AP a753. 10
CONCRETE DRIvEWAYs. porches.
man: free, estimates. LU. 3-6676.
CONCRETE. cement work. footings.
porches. steps. driveways and base
ment floors: old and new work. c.
DRivEWAis, black TOD or limestone
GRAHAM PETRIE. oliver 1909
FENCE. chain link, all galvanized, all
posts set in concrete: immed cree
ton: Get the best for less; No money
FLOOR sERvICE-Nothins but the
best: laying: sanding. nnishinr,
finishes FLOORING, coNTRAc.
T Ne seI Isc 1872 Wisconsin ave
GARAGE. lexso metal siding strand,
overhd. dr.. casemt. winds. built
eompl: S325: PROCTOR, 81. b492
GAS BOILERS and hot-water heat
ers; immediats installation of lead
Ing and heating Arm. JOHN G.
FITZGERALD. s512 Georgia ave.
M III, an; and additions I eeal.,
f M co IA sAsr5 s2s y. CONTRACT
STORM W!ND0WS--By all means see
the Hess 'Tripl-Glide aluminium COM
+ bination before you invest in storm
its completely rugged construction
from heavy aluminium extrusions-
contains no sheet metal. Sold direct
to. you by the factory at factory
prices. Fully warranted. Free dem
sassniG See 'nd aa sdry yey Th Ike obs
Completely different; Cali the fac
mss ALuMfNUjM WINDoWs. INC.
co COMP &: a REM 81 additions,
NY HYph hfRee ff Y ssr
1912 Queensbury I'd. Hyattsville
GET YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENTS
done now. W. 2. TAYLOR, 900
Greenwood ave-, Takoma PIX, Md,
CoMPIETE pLUMBING-New bath
rooms installed. old bathrooms re-
mooeled. Gas-f1red boilers and other
home improvements. DU. 1891. T. ].
FTTLMAUR1CE. Ill
CONTRACTOR BUILDER Assistance
in planning all types of new work
repairs and alterations. Terms ar
ranged. Free estimates. Call L.
3-g409. MILO CONSTRUCTION CO.
FORMICA SINK TOPS
Beautify your kitchen with a colorful
custom made formica sink top. in
stalled for as little as sos. Free es-
Inmates. AID 2216.
PLANS DRAWN
For commercial and residential build
ings by an experienced designer. no.
483R 11s
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SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont.

SETTLED LADY, white, desires posi-
part.time work. mornings. Box
sT1 9l SoG FIAT you need a
competent stenosrspher or typist for
vacation requirements or to take
care Of your overflow. call MISS
STENo-TYPfST desires temporary
full or part-time employment. BOX
TEACHER, physical education, BIS,
BA degrees, university and public
school experience, extensive back
ground in dance and aquatics. de-
s siTss f. ao locat ec in s MashinS'0h -
TEACHER. 5 years experience pri-
mary grades; excellent reading
teacher desires position with pri-
yate school good standing. ia.
TEACHING or Interpretation position
wanted; B, s. degree, certitlc alton in
MISS AIDA MYERS, R. D. No. l.,
TYING YrfSesV' WttfA,NFFaap, at home; expert
s Mss BX All Xxx VIZ w 1885, as deliver
TYPIST, knowledge of bookkeeping;
10 yrs. previous Office. exper.. capa-
BILE. conscientious; desire permanent
position; 5-day wk. preferred. GE,
rYPIsT sTENoGRApHER desires
part-time work and work to do at
,, home; 10 yrs exper GE 4354
in slip covers and draperies, dress
making and alterations; > years pro-
prietress of business. Call AID. S226
between 81 pm. IL
WOMAN, IS, colored, 3 years college,
~ i,,r cirnr tnh oil L.
in store or other work; some tipping.
Call anytime. co. 922S.
WOMAN. colored, reliable, intelligen:.
work, school, hospital, institution,
laundry or nights work OF any kind.
WOMEN. ., colored; want psrt-time
or full-time; can furnish city refs.
WOMAN. companion secretary or tu-
tor; college gentlewoman; successful
experience; cheerful. adaptable
highest refs. Box 464-B, Star.
WOMAN. colored. wants 3 days work,
laundry or cleaning, So and cariare:
WOMAN. gen. of, audit ACCT, cash
WOMAN, young. white, desires s.h.w.,
care Of children; live in as one OF
family; 5lz-day ,wk.: no laundry.
ELSA-' Wv "h'' eooe AS-Nt NA>N'
YOUNG LADY. college BACKGROUND,
bus. school, desires clerk-typist. re-
ceptionist position with established
Arm; typing. knowledge of short
hand, PIX. Call Mon, 10. @-569s.
YOUNG WOMAN. college graduate
retail and office experience. would
like position. WA. 3625.
PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT. satur-
days only; general ONCE work. Box
? 4 Nat CIR GIRLS desire work as wait
CLEANING x ND NURSING. by the
day, experienced woman with refs.
n Nsas1y p Va EA s465 n,n.nto, -
elderly lady: cheerful. patient free e
to travel: best reference. TIE. 3215.
GRADUATE PRACTICAL NURSE de-
sires employment night or day;
enH Ss sxf sefss s 1s Of
f1ce work. receiving and handling
money, statistics. tipping, etc, capa-
BILE meeting public; single, %. Ex-
Gel. ref. 81. $40.
ADVANCE PRACTICAL NURSE wish
es chronic case' children or elderly
EXPER. SLIP COVER and upholster-
ers sewer wants work part or full
Attractive YOUNG LADY. pleasant
eepsionist; s es den p1S meeins and md
handling the public: good typist.
MISS WEST, North S637
TIME TO HAVE BLANKETS washed
for cool weather, dried open air;
curtains washed. stretched: ruffie
curtains ircned. Appelton OILS
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ACCESSORIES FOR BLDG. Every:
thing from A to q FUCKER LUM.
AbbfSd 5 Mac MsHh 0 TSPE Gh TssS
purchased and traded, REPAIRED
quickly: reasonable s machines fol
ie yrs oFcs snq MReHsss c. g.
f ST gss q 18th and Eye. ms Bldg.
BRICKLAYING masonry; master ma
son. go yrs European training
p SMIEHi. Mo M; 1924 s4sn,..ss .,,rnsv.
BuIDiNG. REMoDELING. repairing
Fairfax 1901 sunday, or weekdays,
IKE 3-6549. CHI. 4092, after 7 pm.
CAMERAS, movie equip. foreign OF
d depts BREN SSRa7re2 ass Pa ave-
CABINET WORK. window valances
custom made: bookcases to suit your
style or design ign STANLEY D
CARPENTER. gen, carpentry, custom,
s snd rt ssEn s fsnssI Igs rec rms SIS tas
CARPENTER. build q q anything the
CARPENTRY and cabinet work Of
all kinds. combination storm doors
and windows; reasonable. JEFF
c Akfsi fly 1sea;i rms. a.
ss s eo o%ass Etc. HASEs' IL. s:i$zd
c At FE Ky! garage. pafti-
quick and clean. JACK sPARKEs'
C Ar sSas prices on all
types Of general repairing. including
painting, int. ext. inclose porches
finish attics' recreation rooms n,orh ga ga
CARPENTRY~Attics finished. rec.
reation rooms, porches inclosed
stairways. dormer windows; res, resi-
Sa igt.akl or u f9m s4sf: j. T. HEN
CARPENTRY, plasterins, f,reproof-
ing, cementing, brick work, roofing
coating, painting. paperins; QUICK
service, reas. rates; All VOTE guar.
an.sfd So ssaS 1 w1nhiAn perces
closets, shelving; do our own work;
satisfied customers for Is yrs. RA
cHRPENTER, general repairs and
sst Can r sAL ERs Ris1 w. 45f
o Do my own w WORK. x r Re. ' es45.
CARPENTER work of all kinds. Call
Mr.. LAWRENCE. RIA. 9703 or TU.
CELLAR OR WALLS WET? Root
leak? Masonry poor? EXP. work
low cost. MR.. NEVINS, LU. 3-2444.
CEMENT WORK, take old work off
and make new; gen. repairing; ce-
ment blocks. 15c ca. CHARLES
DESPERT. NO. 6S7s. :,
CEMENT WORK, large and small
Jobs; waterproofing guar. l VI.
Painting; VIM. s. WEST. White
CLoGGED DRAIN PIPEs-Electri-
cally razor kleened or no cha1ke.
ROTo-ROOTER. Phone RIA. SO 70.
any. day. any night.
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PERSONALS Cont

VACANCY-Tray service for elderly
person to share: also single room,
first floor. SH. 07s6.
KIND CARE given to elderly or semi
invalid person; tray service. GE,
7241.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE rest home;
reas. rates, sgle. and dble. 10,
SLIGO NURSERY sCHooI-Enroll
now for fan term; large play.
HOME s5Sn0s wv ssp 4 Tssss On
paperins. plastering, floor sanding,
painting, carpentry. roofing. cement
work; 30 yrs. experience. Call BEN,
No: 33s2 No waiting.
CARE FOR INVALID, in private
home he me reg nurse 9t, sc. section; reas.
RESI- Issd$' HOME HON "a vsAAcAscY-cmheelnttul
rm., next to bath, tray service,
delicious meals: resident nurse;
s sean5ifu ne5o surroundings Silver
WIDOW, living alone. will give free
rent to employed couple in exchange
for board and utilities; day care
WIFI t9T cGi iSr Roo Rex AS dssA star
salary salary in exehanse for care of >
pR lN:s1 ROOM in small rest home
for lady; $50 mo. Box 34l-B.
oS i5a BOYS, GIRLS SWAP VA
Also steehf ladies BUY ouf SsIs * Kp DE
SWAP SHOP, Center Market bal
conyl 9Th and K SITS. NV.
WANT FUN fnd new friends? If ycu
and en:oy good company, cards,
ballroom, square and folk dancing
OUTINGS, beach trips. fishing sports
--toin JUST FOR FUN CLUB. l145
Conn. ave. DE. $500 l to o p pm.
FUR COATS REMoDELEp-Latest
RESI- d1 G Fl ~ v tca e9y t toT elderly
lady. single room, LIST A.. next to
bath: care and tray service. DE.
sS24 Or DE, 1902. 49,
doll WIGS, custom made by MICHEL,
CHAMBERS AMBUIANCE WI service vice
So Chambers has only the best of
Cadillac equipment. Phone co
LONG WOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS
athlescs; excel faculty; 260 acres.
nearby Md 7-day boarders. 81 100;
5-day boarders, 5000 dav students,
1880 $780, d bGMGW W SCHOOL Box
BRIARLEY MILITARY ACADEMY,
all elementary Grades and coaching
in first 2 years of h. s.; II miles
from D c. Catalog on request
P. o Heltsville, Nd. TO. 1891. l4'
CLOTHES MAKE THE WOMAN
They must always At well to look
smart. Now is the time to see LEA
ENGEL, DRESSMAKER, about your
dress. suit or coat problem. Nothing
too hard to do. Centrally located
downtown. no F st. NV, RIM. 90
Tel. Elk 1903
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BUSINESS sERVlcES
MOTOR TRAVEL

TRASH REMOVAL = Free estimate
cheerfully given. ACTION TRASH
SERVICE, AID. 5457.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
GROCERY-Lock, stock. barrel, S4.-
900. or best offer; immediate DOS
session. Living quarters. See
OWNER, 901 18th st. Sc. IL
2-CHAIR BARBER SHOP for sale;
immediate possession; .oT Teasona RnS
p sgsTR. Far STUDIO, soed location
GOOD equipment; sacrifice to re,
sponsible party for only $3.50. full
cash price. You can .. easily max maKe
Write for appointment. Box 49,
A. Star. ~
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SITUATIONS MEN g. WOMEN
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE wants wor
on farm had 10 yrs. experience
Call AL. 1888.
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THE Approved Course

Hsa 81 s STAT ss 4aP It is 81 s ssho4!
the schools fourth year starts Tues
day, September 20. 7:30 pm; men
and women. veterans and nom
veterans. trained to become broker.
salesman or saleslAdy, Enroliment
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DELICATESSEN, with sales of 500
per week; rent, SIS per month, AVE-
year lease. Price, $4,000 lock;
stock and barrel; $1,000 cash will
handle deal.
Self-service grocery store with very
nice apartment; oil heat; doing ST.
700 to $500 weekly business. Has
Ga years lease at so per month.
Price, $1,000 plus stock; very
pGs self-service store in mixed
neighborhood Guarantee, $4,000
weekly business. No credit or de.
livery. Buyer will receive good
lease at reasonable rent. Easy
terms can be arranged.
Liquor store in nearby MARYLAND,
doing $1,000 business weekly at
profitable prices. Has inventory Of
$4,000. Rent, 500 PEI. month.
Very nice equipment. Asking price
$4,000 plus stock.
LIQUOR store in D. C., doing $4,000
weekly business Beautiful store with
ali new modern equipment. Does
profitable business. Reasonable
rental and long lease. Price, S4o,-
900 plus stock.
BRADLEY, BEALL & HOWARD. INC.
Southern Building. MA. 027l:
Evenings call: A. Rofeld. ia. 10000:
CONTINUED on Next PassJ
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CROCERY-One of the finest; all
colored trade; small down payment.
ST. 1907.
Variety store-A wonderful money
maker; $1,000 down. ST. 3707.
Luncheonette-soda fountaiu-A real
ST. 1907.
Luncheon grocery combination; slot
machines; on Baltimore blvd: $3.50
down. SAM CHANTKER & CO.,
ST. 37o7.
CAFE FOR RENT, (colored) fully
equipped; beer wine; excellent loca-
ton; an opportunity.
Lunchenette fountain, beautiful
equipped, air cond,; Sl75 day bust
ness.
Restaurant aiquor). beautiful equip:
money maker; owner sick; excel.
A. S. EcoNoMoN. DU. 6s17. NO.
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,ERICAL EXAM.

BIG CLERICAL EXAM.
THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL. school highly recon-
OF the $4,000 who failed the CLERICAL
exam? You didn't prepare at this
cial SIS course, including all sub
jects. Ali instruction papers free
CAN Mr.. RICHARDS. MI, 1858.
1913 14th st. NV. Tiyoi Theater
pIdo 14th and Park I'd NV.
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IMMEDIATE CASH

IMMEDIATE CASH
For your home, white or colored
cox & CO. RE. 1888,
ACUTE ALCOHOLISM
Treated by accepted medical pro-
cedures. FREESTATE SANITARIUM
WI. hoo. OIL. 1865.
Boys Athletic School
A few vacancies for fall enrolment;
an after school program for boys
Gle featuring swimming. boxing
wrestling 'and other individual
SPOTS. Fee, $40 per month d.
RECTORS JAMES F. SHELDON
AND JOSEPH A. DOLAN, KE
3-507S. Arl.- Va
Alta Vista Rest Home
Directed by Mrs. Goldie Getz Rogers
grad; nurse Sihley Hospital 1881
Lovely estate Of acres, newly furn
Weekly. monthly rates. Drop in for
visit. Loc. near Naval Medica,
Center and U. S. Public Health Inst
1900 Old Georgetown I'd, Bethesda
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RESTAURANT AND LIQUOR, must b,

RESTAURANT AND LIQUOR. must be
sold this week, at big sacrifice; ex-
perienced man with some capital
can make good livelihood.
hours, no fountain; priced for quick
variety saiei store. corner, very profitable;
over $4,000 last year; $1,000 cash.
balance terms.
Bakery. wholesale and retail. over
$4,000 last year; experienced man
with cash can make a great success.
MILTON GOLDSMITH, DI. 0440.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RESTAURANT, lunchroom. Mostly
counter trade Air cooled. Nice
equipment and doing q very nice
business. S1l 900 terms DE SHAzO
g. RESSEGGER. 1924 X. Ma. $500.
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So

MOTHERS. do you have half hour
to spare between 8 am. and 3 pm.
Enjoy piano lessons in your home
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-30

SCHWINN BIKES at MADSEN'S
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-30

cannery physician, on the one death occurring during the out break showed the man died of heart disease and that food pois- oning was only a contributing fac tor.
 Investigation revealed that the rice-custard puddding had been prepared in the early morning hours of July l and had then re- mained at room temperature, pro- viding suitable conditions for the growth of bacteria. AS a result, 105 of the no eating pudding at the noon meal became ill.
 Physical symptoms of those stricken suggest a staphylococcic tcre of food poisoning. pr. Grace Field of the Department of Health salo that staphylococci are a type of bacteria frequently found in nose, throat and skin infections. If the bacteria are transferred to suitable food and the food held at a temperature favorable for growth, the bacteria multiply and produce poison which contami- mates the food Foods frequently involved include potatoes, gravy, milk, meat and fish products. and bakery goods with cream or GUS tard filings. Dr. Field warned that these foods should be kept under adequate and proper re- frigeration dess than 50 degrees) at all times.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-30
PUDDING CAUSED FOOD POISONING,
 ALASKA CANNERY

Rice-custard pudding was pro- bably responsible for the food pois- oning outbreak among 25O en- ployees of the Diamond Cannery at Kuichak on July 1, according to reports received today by the AL aska Department of Health.
 Following a report of the out break on July 5, Dr. Wendell c. Mathews, Tuberculosis Consultant, and Lloyd A. Morley, District San itarian, flew from Anchorage to the cannery on July to inves- tigate the outbreak
 Of 175 people interviewed at the scene, all but 59 had been i'll. An autopsy made by Dr. M A. Frank,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-30
CATHOLIC CHURCH POLAND x NEXT
 ON CONNIE LIST
(By Associated Press)

A Vatican informant said today that the Roman Catholic church in Poland is next on the Con- munist list, set down for exter- imitation. The Vatican source said the Polish government would at tempt to supplant the Catholic church with Peoples Church subservient to the government.
 A Communist magazine in Rome complained that the Vatican's de- cree of communication for Con- munist supporters struck Italian families Hike a spiritual atomic tomb." The Moscow press said the decree was medieval"
 This is new Communist com- plaint. Earlier leading Italian Com munists shrugged off the Vatican decree as unimportant and ineffec- tive
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-30
LIQUOR BOARD THUMBS DOWN
 CLUB pERM!!S

OLYMPIA, July 30. --tR- The State Liquor Control Board today turned down the appeals of "A clubs for permits to sell liquor by the drink.
 All had been denied licenses earl fer but were permitted to continue operations until they could plead their cases before the board.
 The Board reversed itself in the case of IT other clubs, granting four of them regular Class H per- mits and authorizing 13 others to continue operations with "condi- tional" licenses. The latter group included the Seattle Sourdough Club.
 The conditional licenses are good until October 1.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-30
CHANGE OF VESSEL NAME

Notice is hereby given that the Collector of Customs for this district has issued an order dated July 13, 1949, authorizing the name of the oil screw VIKING (official number 245978) owned by the Seldovia Bay Packing Company, of which Juneau, Alaska, is the home port, to be changed to MARGARET E.
 JAMES J. CONNORS, Collector
 Juneau, Alaska
 First publication, July 27, 1949. Last publication, July 30, 1949.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-30

Stop at the Ecw Salmon Creek Club on way to and from Derby. Open ALL night! 59 et
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-07-30

A N
 Alaska Broadcasting Co.
 c. B. s.
 DIAL 1460-JUNEAU
 SATURDAY EVENING 3:30-DICK STEWART OR-
 CHES1RA-CBS. 4:00-Bethel Beach Home. 4:15-Children's Chapel. 4:30-MUSIC FOR YOU-CBS. 5:00-SATURDAY AT THE
 CHASE-CBS. 5:30-WHAT WOULD SAY-CBS 5:45-Larry Clinton Orchestra. 6:00-News. 6:15-Music. 6:20-Sports. 6:30-Silver Strings. 6:45-Church Announcements. 6:50-Local News. 7:00-Sammy Kaye Showroom. 7:15-Here's to Veterans. 7.30-Proudly We Hail. 8:00-Forecast. 805-Bing Sings. 8:15-Guest Star. 8:30-IT PAYS TO BE IGNOR-
 ANT-CBS. 9:00-News. 9:15-Viking Varieties. 9:3O-RUSS MORGAN OR-
 CHESTRA-CBS. 10:00-News. 10:15-Drifting on a Cloud. 10:3O-Forecast.
 Sign Off.
 SUNDAY
 Sign On. 8:55-Forecast. 9:00-Voice of Prophecy. 9:30-Cavalcade Orchestra. Family Goes to Church
 ABC. 10: 0:45-Airlane Trio. II :00-Good News Hour. II :30-Blue Barron Presents. 11:45-SALT LAKE TABNER-
 NACLE CHOIR -CBS. 12:15-News. 12 2:3O-Christian Brotherhood
 Hour. 1:OO-SYNCOPATION PIECE
 CBS. 1:30-Lutheran Hour. 2:0O-LYNN COLE SINGS-CBS. 2:30-CBS SYMPHONY OR
 CHESTRA-CBS. 4:0O-YOUR HIT PARADE ON
 PARADE-CBS. 4:30-Alaska Light Concert. 5.0O-THIS IS BROADWAY
 CBS. 6:00-Revival Hour. EQUESTRIAN HAT CONCERT
 CBS. 7:3O-News. 7:45-Smoke Dreams--ABC. 8:0O-CITIzEN OF THE WORLD
 CBS. 9:00-News. 9:15-Coast Guard on Patrol. 8:3O-YOUR HIT PARADE ON
 PARADE-CBS. 0:OO-ELMO ROPER-CBS. 10:15-Drifting on Cloud. 10 030-ForecaSt. All programs subject to change lue to conditions beyond our con rol.
Evening star., 1949-11-28
New Orotorio by Shostokovich
Luuded for Praise of Stain

Russian poet. Eugene Dolmatovsky {:
In the center of the oratorio
are figures Of Soviet youth-pio-
neers of Stalingrad, Komsomols
and the Soviet people. The
future is felt in the clear. clean
lyrical tone of the music and its
life affirming pathos. The melo-
die figures of the oratorio are con-
crete and clear in their purely
Russian character; close in char
acter to the intonation and
rhythms Of contemporary mass
music
The paper had one criticism.
1t said Shostakovich had failed to
fully develop the majestic theme
of the third part of the oratorio.
Izvestia said this fault could be
overcome.
CUnless Shostakovich has de-
parted from the traditional ora
torio form, his new work is a
musical setting of a dramatic
text or poem, made up Of reci-
tatives, arias, choruses and Or
chestral numbers. but per-
formed without scenery, action
or costumes.)