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Mr.. white told the senator's.

Mr.. White told the senator's.
part Of our grave setbacks in
places like Korea today" he con-
tinued els due to non-white world
skepticism OF American and Euro
pean pledges Of freedom and equal
opportunity to those whose friend
ship we must have to preserve de-
mocracy."
Reduction OF the Point W APP
preparation to 100000 is "tragi-
caIly dangerous and false economy"
the NAACP official said. In Africa.
South America and Asia, this pro-
gram has been called "a first line Of
defense for the democratic way Of
life.'
Restoration of these funds. Mr..
White concluded. is needed '.for ex-
pansion Of production Of food and
other necessities the lack Of which
is one of the chief causes OF war;"
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Miami, one of the largest cities in
Florida, located in the largest coun'
ty Of the state has no college Of any
kind for Negroes. The nearest insti.
tuition Of college rank is approx
mately 26O miles away in Daytona
Beach. Florida. While the job OF
pioneering is a rather difficult one
and one which few people are will
ing to undertake the meteoric rise
of University Of Miami should be
enough inspiration for those who are
willing to make the sacrifice. The
University OF Miami started less
than twenty-five years ago and has
..mushroomed" itself into the class
as one Of Americas leading insti-
buttons boasting around 5000 stu
dents.
With three high schools in the
county it appears that there are
enough individuals who are not able
to go off to college who should be
glad to take advantage Of any insti-
tuition that will give them chance
to further their college work while
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-07-22
Restore Point 4 Funds
NAACP Official Urges

NEW YORK, July Is 49, Restoration of the 50 mill
lion dollar in funds for the Point Nv program OF tech
nica assistance underdeveoped countries is urged by
Walter White executive secretary of the National ASSOC
iation for the Advancement of Colored People.
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SURVEY ON TO DETERMINE -.
Will Miami Support A
Jr. College For Negroes

The National Teachers Research Association is now
undertaking survey to find out whether not junior
college for Negroes is needed in Miami
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SCOTLAND YARD HAS
RECOVERED STOLEN
DIPLOMATIC BOX

TOKYO. Oct ls.-R-Eng.
England's Scotland Yard said
today a diplomatic box taken
from Buckingham Palace had
been recovered during the night.
Denying London press reports
That the box contained state Sc.
erets. Scotland Yard said in an
official statement:
No state papers have been
stolen from the diplomatic boa
which has been missing from
Buckingham Palace. It has beer
recovered intact. Il contained
only correspondence and no state
papers or secret documents. All
tne correspondence is intact
The official statement left the
question open as to how the;
box happened to turn up in a
garbage can outside the Palace
early today.
The London Evening News
said the box vanished from the
room Of Major General A. @.
Salisbury-Jones. marshall of the
diplomatic corps.
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LURLENE l. CURRY.
also known as ALICE
LCRLENE CURRY.
Deceased
NOTICE Or INTENTION
TO MAKE APPLICATION
FOR FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice Is hereby given that &
Lotion Curry. as administrator Of
the estate of LurieHe L. Curry. also
known as Alice Lurlene Curry. de-
ceased has filed his Final Report
as administrator of said estate and
his Petition for Final Discharge
and that he will apply TO the
honorable Raymond R Lord. Coun-
~ Judge of Monroe County. Flor
ida. on the 23rd day of October. A
D. 1859 for approval Of same and
for final discharge as the admins
traitor Of said estate
Dated this 22nd DAY Of September.
A L 1859.
(Sdl c LOTION CURRY,
As administrator OF the estate of
Lurlene L Curry. also known as
Alice LHrlsne Curry. Deceased
w CURRY HARRIS
Attorney for Administrator.
sept22-2s sOe1S-13. 1859.
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the wall.
Called to. a thousand times, I
never looked back.
At fifteen ! stopped scowling.
Forever and forever and for
ever.
Why should I climb the lookout
AT sixteen you departed,
You went into far Ku-to-yen.
by the river of swirling
eddies.
And you have been gone five
months.
The monkey make sOrrowful
noise overhead.
You dragged your feet when you
went out.
BY the gate now. the moss is
grown. the different moses,
Too deep to clear them away
The leaves fall early this
Autumn. in wind.
The paired butterflies are al
ready yellow with August
Over the grass in the West
Garden:
They hurt me. ! grow older.
i If you are coming down through
the narrows Of the river
Kiang
Please let me know beforehand.
And l win come out 70 meet
you
As far as cho-fu-Sa."
Few realize the remarkable
heritage of the Chinese people
a nation in existence for nearly
I, 900 years with the same written
language Throughout the CEN
turies-a wealth of literature and
art from the time Of the great
Sage CONTIGUOUS. and com
munal family life wherein all
members of the family share
alike-the family coming first
No wonder that the Communists
(from all reportsl are having
tough shedding in breaking up
family life in China. If family life
survives, Communism viii meet
its DOOM
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SECRETARY administrative -
sistance. Rapid skis. 1op e.
perience. %. I'd Jason. Adams
Hotel. Miami Beach. octI7-stx
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LOCALS
NOTICE no rREDIT0Hs Eft.
IN THE COUNTY JUDGES cot nj
N AND ron MONROE COUNTY.
FIORfnA. N PROBATE.

IN THE COUNTY 1IDGEsS tot H
N AND F0H MONROE cOrsTf.
FIOR1DA. N PROBATE.
- MICHAEL 4 BoNAMY. s
Deceased.
To ali creditors and ali persons
having claims OF demands against
the estate of Michael A Bonamy.
deceased. late of The City Of Key
West. Florida Monroe County
state OF Florida;
You. and each of you. are hereby
notified and required to file all
claims or demands which you. OF
any Of you may have against the
estate OF Michael A BOnamy. de-
ceased. late of The City Of Key
West. Florida Monroe County.
state OF Florida. in the office of
the County Judge of Monroe Coun-
~. Florida. in the Court House OF
said County at Key West. Ftortaa.
within eight calendar months from
the time Of the first publication OF
this notice. to-wit. September %.
A. ID. 1859. zach claim or demand
must be in writing and must state
the ulace of residence and post Of
flee address of the claimant. and
must be sworn TO BY the claimant.
his agent or attorney
ANY such claim OF demand net
so filed within eight months from
She time of the first publication of
this notice shall he void
Dated az Key West. Florida this
9ofh dav of SeptembeF. 4. n 1859
(SdJ GEORGE 7. BONAMI.
As Administrators Of the
Estate of Michael A Bon
amy. deceased
allan Il CLEARE. JR-. and
I TANCELOT LESTER.
Attorneys for Administrator.
septsz- 2s.octs-1s.lS5e-
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Report

Key West ia. Oct =. 1850
observstions tsken a. Cry O1tsce
e-eS AN Isl
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Lowering my head, I looked at
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will
IN cb
The sroTe eezrA
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Impressions
OF An Adopted
"COnch"
= n = = zsn mn
By coMDR. RAY w. BYRNs.
Retired

What glorious happy time of
the year-the month of October
the beginning of our Fall and
Winter months with their cooler
nights and their shorter but ever
Summertime sunny blue sky
days
How fortunate we are and
what blessings have been be-
slowed on us in our equitable
Winter climate-the absence of
cold, dank, sunless days-the
stocking of coal furnaces to keep
our houses warm-and the wear
ing Of heavy clothing and over
coats
As a returning adopted conch
all this IS so welcome and ap-
preciated. especially as the g
years interval away from Kew
West was spent partly in ICE
LAND, up near the Arctic Circle.
and in New Jersey where the
winters were rugged and severe.
October in Key West, unlike
the North, brings the return of
many of our human" winter
resident friends and the begin
ming Of the return of our feather
ed friends as well. OF course
you've noticed and welcomed
the former. but have YOU taken
time to note and welcome the
latter?
The Western Palm WarbIerS
which YOU cOnchs call ''chip-
chips" have returned Mercedes
and I hear their little CHEEKY
calls morning and evening out
here at South and Grinnell
streets, along with other newly
arrived song birds. I am told by
a Key West friend that the chip
chips return signifies the ending
Of hurricane weather insofar as
Key West is concerned. Let US
hope So They are regular winter
residents as you know. departing
in the Spring for their Northern
Summer homes in far off Mani
toba and Northern Minnesota
The common Yellow Throat is
also back in Key West- He halls
from icy Labrador and Quebec.
You'll recognize him from his
rapid well enunciated song which
goes something like this-witch-
Observation-Disclosures. The
Blue GRAY Gnatcatcher from New
Jersey and Pennsylvania IS with
US again. and the Cat Bird with
his cat-like mewing note, COM
ing to US for the winter all the
way from Novia Scotia. And
many more are en- route. just like
our tourist friends Let US vel
come them and be kind to them
by refraining to modest them in
any way.
AnG October too in Key West
is also the season of the pale
yellow butterflies. Pale Yellow
becaU1e they have practically
completed their earthly cycle,
performed their allotted task in
time we shall see them no more.
I watched a pair of them the
other day enjoying the nectar OF
some of Mercedes lovely new
Towering hibiscus-and do you
know the words yellow With
August kept coming to me, re-
peating themselves over and over
again. And then I recalled that
these words had been used by
one of China's great poets. Ii
T'ai-po away back in the 7th Cen
tury AID, in a beautiful poem
written bv him called The River
Merchants Wife: A Letter
And because this poem has lIv-
ed down through the centuries
and is Cherished by the Chinese
people. as all of his poetry IS, and
particularly as it shows the love
of a Chinese wife for her absent
husband. I give the English YER
sion here as translated BY Ezra
Pound:
THE RIVER-MERcHANTS
TTTEG
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Nail The Citizen to Friends
LEGALS


N COUNTY JIDGE-s CORR
MONROE COUNTY. FLORIDA.
Re. Estate Of
WALTER & NERYaAN.
Deceased
NOTICE or INTENTION TO
MAKE APPLICATION FOR
FINAL IIScHARGE
NOTICE Is hereby given that /
have filed my final report and petit
lion for Final Discharge as Ad-
IEEinistrator Of tke estate Of wal
ter z MeTymzn decreased. and that
On the 5rd DAY Of November. 1853.
Nil apply 20 the Henorabie Ray
moRd 2 r Lsrd. County Judge OF
Monroe County. Florida. for ap-
eroyal Of said final report and for
fihzl discharge as Administrator
Of the Estate Of walter L Merry
man. deceased
This 9th dzy Of September. 1850
WALTER H HERYMAN.
Administrator Of the Estate
Of walter L MeTymzn. de
ceased
IRA {. HAYEfEk.
Hes DUPONT Bldg. Miami Fla
Attorney for Administrator
sept2s sOets-1s-z0. 1880
IN THE CIRCUHT COURT or THE
TILT ~ u DAAAAA AMALA
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
II AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
II CHANcEHF.
Case No Iz-fS4
ERNEST THEODORE NORRIS.
Complainant.
JANE FRANCIS NORRIS.
NOTICE BX FERTILIZATION
TO: Jane Francis Norris.
Residence Eak8own
vol ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce. has been filed
against you herein and you are re-
CURED 10 serve q copy of your an
sHer on Attorney for Complainant
and file the original thereof With
the Clerk of this Court on OF be-
fore November 9Th. 1859. otherwise
Decree Pro Confesso viii be enter
ed against you.
DATED at KEY West. Monroe
County. Florida, this 5th dax of Oc-
faber. \ u. 1859.
Circuit Court
SeaI1 Earl. r. ADAMS.
-. CLERK Circuit Court
By. Kathleen Nottage.
feaCL T. EsoEINALDo.
Attorney for Complainant.
s5S Whitehead Street.
Key West Florida
octs-I3-ze-z7. 1850
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
N CHANCERf.
Case Ne Is-470
fLAVERNE BARNES JOHNSON.
Complainant.
vs. SUIT FOR DIVORCE
WILLIE FRANK JOHNSON.
Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
To: Willie Frank Johnson
SIX. Tindal Heights.
Macon. Georgia
You are hereby notified that a
Bill of Complaint for Divorce has
been filed against you. and you are
hereby required to serve a copy Of
your Answer to the Bill Of Com
plant on the Plaintiffs Attorney.
and file the original Answer in The
office Of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court on or before the 2Sth day Of
October 1889. in default OF which
the Bill of Complaint will be taken
as confessed against you
This notice shall be published
for four consecutive weeks in The
Key West Citizen
Done and Ordered at Key West.
Florida this 2lSt day OF September.
1889.
(SEALl EARL r ADAMS,
Clerk Circuit Court.
Monroe County, Fla
BY (Sdl Kathleen NOttage-
Deputy Clerk.
JOHN G. SAWYER
Solicitor For Complainant.
615E D1val Street,
Key West. Florida
2-2S:octg-I5.l 1850.
IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
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N THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA,
II AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
II CHANcEHT.
Case M. I&-fS4
ERNEST THEODORE NORRIS.
Complainant
VS. DIVORCE
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Use your phone. Adver-
Eisssnents may be 1nseI ted
"A these columns by phone
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ron sALE-KEY PROPERTY

FOR SALE the Byron Hall place
consists Of Twenty Acres more
or less Lime Grove. Haven't been
worked for some time, located
Pirates Cove, Key West, Inspect
make me an offer. ]. o. Hall. Box
l117. Macon. Ga oct7-6tx
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~ THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or FLORIDA.
n AND F0R MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERf.
case Ne. IS-4ss
MARY EILEEN DEAN
BERNSTEIN,
Complainant,
- DIVORCE
RARNF:T LEE BERNSTEIN
NOTICE ~ PUBLICATION
To RarRet lee Bernstein,
s4o Audubon Avenue
New York s.. New York.
xoE- ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
.hsf Suit for divorce has been fill
"a against YOU herein and you are
required 10 serve a copy OF your
snswer on attorney for Complain
aas and file the original thereof
with the Clerk Of this Court on or
before November 18TH 1919 otnef-
,.,isa pecree Pro ConfeSso VIII be
entered against you-
RATED at Key West. Monroe
rsauntv. Florida. this 26th day OF
ssntembsr. A. d 1850
5cTRCTTT COURT SEAL
EARL r ADAMS.
Clerk Circuit Court
BY Kathleen Sottage.
Deputy Clerk
WILLIAM Y. ALBURY.
s.,e-ney for Complainant.
! ssS Whitehead street.
KY West. Florida
~ oeti3-se-sz sney3.isse.
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The
WFATHERAIAN
Says


Key West and VICINITY Far
70 partly cloudy H-if1 a1tfle chance
IN temperature thru SATURDAY.
Some risk Of showsrs.or thunser-
showers near shore. Lishf g
moderate variable sindS. fresh
IN vicinity Of showers.
Florida. Fair and mid urifh
little change n Temperature thru
Saturday.
Jacksonville fhrl 1he Flurlda
Straits and East Gulf Of Mexico
Light 10 moderate norrheaSterlv
winds thru Saturday Few local
showers IN the Straits. otherEise
fair weather
Jacksonville 70 Apalachicolz-
No small era. or storm Earulngs
have been issued.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
For the Tropical Atlantic
Czrihbean Sea and the
Eastern GnlE
A weak Widespread deprezsi ~
continues over the western Carib-
bean Sea attended by cunzder-
able cl0udiness End shower sc-
tivity especially between zr-ztern
Cuba and Honduras CondI1o1s
elsewhere IA Li-e lraDical areas
are normal with liftle or 10 &C.
tivity-
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IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT.
II AND FOR MONROE col NTN.
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE

In re Estate OF
LURLENE l. CURRY.
also known as ALICE
LCRLENE CURRY.
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THE RIvER-NERcHANT's
WIFE: A LETTER

While nv hair was still cur
straight across my forehead
I plaved about the front gate,
pulling flowers.
You came by on bamboo stiits,
playing horse.
You walked about my seat
playing with blue plums
And we went on living IN tne
village of ChOkan:
Two small people, without as
like or suspicion.
AT fourteen I married Ny Lord
you. =,
/ never laughed. being bashfui
Lowering nv head, I looked al
Evening star., 1950-01-08
Opera Tour Slated
For January 28

A Metropolitan Opera tour will
be sponsored by the Ways anc
Means Committee, Esther Chap.
ter, No. S.. OES, on the Balti.
more & Ohio railroad on Satur.
day. January %. The train, leav-
ing at 8 am, will arrive in time
for the matinee and return viii.
be made Immediately after the
performance. arriving in Wash
ington at 1920 pm.
The all-eXpense cost includes
round-trip rail fare, lunch and
dinner in the dining car. transfer
from and to the Opera House and
a good seat in the dress circle.
Other seats may be had at addi-
tional cost and return may be
made within a three-months
period by a small extra payment.
The tour. fare is good only on
the specified trains.
The opera to be presented will
be announced on January Is.
Reservations will be filled In the
order received and as requested,
If available. Any member of the
following committee may be con.
tacted: Anne Park, chairman
Bellevue Hotel. Is E street NV;
Mildred Yerkes. 5815 Fourteenth
street NV; Grace D. Williams
4105 Seventh street NV; Ma.
thilde Heuser, 1915 Calvert street
NV; Alice Cruickshanks, 3911
Thirteenth street NV; Irene
Neik;rk. room 206. B. 6z o. corner
Connecticut avenue and H stree
NV.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
Bostoni0ns End
Series Here on
Thursday Night

The Boston Symphony Orches-
ira will play its second and final
program this season under the
baton of Charles Munich, it's per-
manent conductor. on Thursday
night at $50 in Constitution Hall
The famous director will be a
guest at the French Embassy
where. in compliance with his re-
quest. he will rest quietly before
and after the concert.
Francis Poulenc, noted French
composer pianist. will be the
soloist. playing his own new piano
concerto. The work received its
world premiere last week with the
Symphony in Boston and will be
introduced in New York on Satur-
day.
The fifty year old artist has
frequently appeared in his native
France as exponent of his own
music. He considers himself self
taught and is one of the six
French modernists who broke
away from the established tradi-
tions in composition and repre-
sents the post impressionistic
manner of creating music which
he Simplifled.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
McFerrin Recital

Robert McFerrin, baritone, will
give q benefit recital in the Gal
braith A. M. e. Zion Church to-
morrow at $3.50 pm. Among
others. he will introduce here for
the first time Jan Meyerowitz'
ITO Egidius" and Declaration" "
Last season the artist sang the
role Of the Voodoo Priest in the
New York City Center production
OF william Grant Stills opera
Troubled Island" and took part
tn the Tanglewood productions Of
three operas.
The baritone has the distinction
Of being the first Negro singer
chosen to sing the title role o1
"Rigoletto" with the New England
Opera Company in the Bostor
Opera House. He appeared theri
last month in Gluck's "Iphigenis
in Tauris" with Boris Goldovsk,
conducting.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
Cossocks to Sinq
Varied Program
This Afternoon

The original Don Cossack Choir
organized by Serge Jaroff in 1920
and world famous for the past
quarter of a century. will make
its twentieth anniversary appear
ance in Constitution Hall this
afternoon at 4. The program will
consist Of Russian Orthodox litur-
gical music. gay Cossack ditties
and soldiers songs.
The 26 members who now form
the group. reduced from the for
mer 40. opened this season by
performing their 6.312th concert.
The Cossacks appeared in every
American community Of $4,000 or
more population and travelled
more than 100000 miles during
the past 20 years. This season
will take them on 4 tour 10000
miles long.
MIR. Jaroff was q lieutenant in
the imperial machine-gun corps
in World War I after having re-
ceived professional training at the
Synodal Music Academy tn Mos
cow under the Cars. He gained
his first experience as conductor
in an internment enemy camp,
where he formed his chorus.
Vladimir Horowitz will appear
in recital on Tuesday night at
$50 in Constitution Hall. The
famous pianist will give the local
premiere to Samuel Barber's new
sonata in response to a request
made by Manager Patrick Hayes
for newer and more interesting
programs. At a recent meeting
Of New York artist managers Mr..
Hayes won a point after combat
ing the idea that musically Wash
ington was q small town and
therefore should be satisfied with
a stereotyped road" program.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
Local Masonic News
Blue LODGES.

Albert Pike-Monday, special
M. M. Degree.
Federal-Monday, M. M. Degree
Dawson-Monday, initiation.
Naval-TueSday, initiation.
Washington Centennial - Tues
day, officers meeting.
Brightwood-Wednesday, M. M
Degree.
New Jerusalem-Thursday, Ma
sonic education.
George c. Whiting-Thursday
initiation.
Anacostia-Friday, special, E. A.
Degree.
Saturday-Fellowcraft Clubs OF
Hope. Pentalpha and Warren g.
Harding Lodges sponsor q dance
at Coral Hills ballroom, 10 pm.
Royal Arch Masons.
Annual visitations by the officers
Of the Grand Chapter Of Royal
Arch MasonS will be this week
with Mount Vernon and Mount
Horeb Chapters, Monday, 8 pm.
Woodbridge and Mount Pleasant
Tuesday; William r. Singleton
and Potomac-Hira Thursday.
Evening star., 1950-01-08
Programs of the Week

recital. Asbury Methodist Church.
Major Gsi K sis." Mr. njse Jones; Nei Chopin 5
mOen eoen.. Mt calEsTy EsEsSn .ti GhaussSas yoSss
Turina's LA cansion deil Lanars:
stahrs iasi "N1reisss N ssa. N0iT~ r.Io Ds FalIas
nata." MT. Jones. Mr.. Lawson.
VLADIMIR HoRoWITz, piano recital,
Constitution Hall. $3.50 pm. Bach
sssnsmfRa ssas son.t. assfsfsnsn st HaSa o. sc se!
chopin's "Mszurkas, b hat Major.
4; Ne: L.: Ballad. q Minor
saiaRpirefs ff'ti islamey.' M; ''s' NO.
AIR FORCE BAND. cwo John =.
Yesulaitis. director. Lisner Audi
torium, $50 pm. Overture to Ber;,
SELECTIONS tsfa1ss by M1sergt. % aienn Darwin. Sfn.
baritone; Wagner's "Siegfried Idyll';
Selections from Wasner's "Die
Meistersinger.
AAF STRING QUARTET, Institute Of
Contemporary Arts, $40 p.m. Works
BY Mozart. Hindemith, Bartok,
WEDNESDAY.
EDWIN N. c: BARNES, lecture recital,
stephen Foster and the War Be-
tween the States"
MARINE BAND SYMPHONY ORCHES-
conductor, Marine Barracks. s:1S
Rodsers' South Paeife"; Feust's
..'on wings Of the Night; stills
NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
Howard Mitch Mitchell. .ca eondustor; ,.,.,as I:sas
Han, $50 pm. Bach Berkoxitz
certos feeais Ma'or' Mr. Ssse1 stern: Weis- sn
sss sutf p komee sss
and Juliet; RaveTs "Tsissne. MI.
Stern; RavePs Rhapsody Espae-
nole.'
THURSDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME, sYMPHoNETTE.
aank.'n stanlss Hail. SO aHr5ess psm conductor
BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
Charles Munich. conductor; Francis
Poulene,, pianist. soloiSt. CSnstitu-
lSh %ater aa Music: s pm rouienes con.
csrto." MI. Poulsnc; Brahms Sym
NXDh1s
FRIDAY MORNING MUSIC CLUE,
Associate Chorus, String Ensemble,
Zita Mcbride, director. Vtrginia
catneld. pianist. MarEaret Barn
we'll: soprano; Barker Han. YWcA,
Chorus and Ensemble; Compositions
BY Milhsud, Mozart; Medtner. Miss
Catneld. Song program BY Miss
Barnwell.
NAVY BAND, Chief Warrant onicer
Richard T. Townsend, conductor,
Overture" to Wagner's THE Flying
Dutchman," First Movement" from
Schumann's ''Piano Concerto, A
soIoist; Finale from shostako-
vich's Symphony No. g." The Mis-
sion." Fiesta" from McDonald's
san Juan Capistrano," Celeste
Aida" from Verdi's Aida" Ben NJ.
Morris, tenor: excerpts from Ger
s.lwin's ''Porsy and Bess." Con-
onest'' from Newman's "Captain
From Castillo
SATURDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME sYMPHONETTE,
Franklin B. Charles. conductor,
!. Stanley Hall, $40 Pm.
UTAH CENTENNIAL CHORUS, Eliza
beth Evans. Betty Green, Anns LAns
Wilson, violin trio, assisting, L. d. D.
Chapel, g Pm.