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ANACOsTIA. mr.. 18th and MINI
rms. and tile baths 2nd n; 2
dreplaces. recr. rm.. chestnut trim
mings. oil h.-w.h., gar: substantial
cash. HARTMAN REALTY. INC,
1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-3400.
LU. 4-320p.
IT'S UNUSUAL to find buy like
this In . 2-bedrm. brick semidet.
home on nice lot at x10.450. on
easy terms. STILES, DI. 2Ss9 or
"a. AS10. 20
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UPPER BRIGHTWOOD

Attractive semidetached brick, 8 bed
rooms, 2 baths, modern kitchen and
breakfast room, recreation room, ,
flreplaces; lot over 200 it. deep.
Call Mr.. Haines with BEITZELL,
DI. 3100; ewes, MI. 5000, Ext 604
WeStmoreland Hills, Md.
A beautiful detached brick house on
a handsome elevation. place of
ave, a corner with about Is acre OF
land; living room about % IT. loag
with fireplace, dining room, den.
kitchen. bedroom and bath on 1st
floor. 2 bedrooms and bath on 2nd,
oil heat, built-in garage. fine trees.
place screened by shrubbery. Call
Miss Shoemaker. EN-. 1850. or here.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1919 K st.
~ l1RR
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BRIGHTWOOD
Near Piney Branch rd.-Charming
semidetached, 3-bedrm. home; built
In garage. oil h.-w.h., large modern
kitchen; S13,95O. easy terms. SH.
1011 until pm.
YOUNd-BOWRS co.
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COLORED
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwe,,
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

~ W.
Will PAY ALL CASH FOR HOME.
SWhan s1thin o3,v , mi nv of ,G1 Hyattsville. Nd
QUICK will be the action in buying
aUIck, ' ST. 5Sea; AeVt ewes, RA. ll'5fHE 8 -
/ Al AM PREPARED RED TO 70 PAY all sash
WILL PAY CASH for properties In
p tIon c. MR Xs pRAIsNEP Ma PrOPPt Na .tten s5a9
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the safe
sali r a. AUMpHRiEs. Reaitof. f.
sos North Capitol Ma 673Q, Free
pRncT fkoM Hespfs oWfSEkn snfs p,rh., sle
for your property. Cali MR.. KiTcH-
wi WILL Pay 7iSS YOU CASH eyss TdDsY m s,S9 sor
your house, In any section or any
ePndlt,oa PHY Gasp 81 Sin 7a47 ao,,sES Re 22oi
dision; any section MR. B, Iss,
FOR 81; EXERT sxPf APPRAISAL and sales
service, list with L. T. GRAVATTE.
Realtor. 1918 K St. NV, NA; o753,
Will assume M s9huay GI or Fla IA ioan Ispo on
the differenee Iasa IN Cash. h' caii ai Jep Jo.
IA 3is417 y orr ST ago. .
Sligo 7l01 or WI 34l3. II
ASK YOUR BANKER, ! 1t has been
proven that a large reputable f1rm
willing to properly and adequately
advertise. brings faster, more profit
able sales. Let our large, expert
enced sales force serve you. Free
appra!sals entirely without obliga-
ton. We urge your investig alton
Of our reputation. Ewes, call RA
1914 FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-korthwss,
CLEVELAND PARK

CLEVELAND PARK
4 bedrooms: Sl6.950. terms: powder
room and den: excellent condition
throughout; detached garage: must
be sold SH. lOll until Q pm.
YOUNG BOWERS CO.
RENO RD. AREA-white brick CO.
lonisl house on beautiful landscaped
lot with frontage on streets. Very
attractive living room, opens into
large sunny library. 4 bedrooms. 2
baths on End ir;, and delightful
and bath in basement. Entire house
in immaculate condition. 90-day
DOROTHY G. WOOD. Exclusive Agent
253l St. NV. DE. 71l5. IS
WYOMING AND COLUMBIA RD. NV.
containing IL large rooms. 5 baths
suitable for doctor, convslescent
home, .apts.. or rooming house; deep
lot with 3-car garage; priced TO
sell Immediately: terms. Call DI
l0l5 till pm, VIM. H. SAUN-
DERS CO., INC. -
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK, SI3.q5O-
Excellent semidetached brick home
OF 3 bedrooms. bath with shower
living room. dining room, kitchen
porch; near shopping, transp. and
school. See this today
BlllingSley g. KorZendorfer
OR. 1925. OR. $500 til 9 pms
l4th AND SHERIDAN ST. NV.
English brick, clean as pin; 6 at
traetive rooms. 2 modern baths,
MOD. kit, large rec. rm., gas ht
SaM Mry Sidney with RALPH D.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
PROFESSIONAL man and family; g.
4-bedrm. house; S. -Hillcrest area
preferred. AK 44O4. 81
COLONEL, wife, 2 college dghtrs. need
2-3 bedrm. house; Foxhall Viii. or
NV; close-in; $135 mo. OF. S346.
FAMILY OF 8. father. mother, son
u. cat 90. and goldfish would
like to rent unfurnished house with
garden space: Mt. Rainier or Arl. +;
fair rent. AP. O716.
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DONNA LEE APTS.
FALLS CHURCH VA.

2 . beautiful suburban area; close
number Of and 2 bedrm. apis. are
avail. at $50 and S95. all utils. in
eluded. The apts are pleasingly
decorated in pastel shades. The
buildings new and modern with spa
eious lawns between bldgs.. fenced
u play areas and pvt. play school
for the youngsters; bus service at
your door. See resident manager
Ia Apt B-1. 505 Vista dr.. Direc-
lions: Out Columbia pike to Baileys
Crossroads. right to Charles ST.,
left TO circle and right to apis.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
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ALEXANDRIA,
South Lee st.-Fully furn., restored
brick Colonial with attrac. Garden,
dble. liy.. rm.. din. rm.. kit, bed
rms. 2a baths: avail. till Oct. l;
$3.50. AL. 1901; ewes, TIE. 5576.
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BOT EAST CAPITOL ST.

Brick semi-det.; 3 rms; =. baths;
h.v.h. This is q well-built home.
Being sold by an estate. Price is
right. Call today. WILLOUGHBY
REAL ESTATE CO., 500 Mass. ave.
ne. AT. 7043. -6
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COLORED-BEAUTIFUL LOCATION
433 Quincy st. NV, overlooking .
triangle park to Soldiers Home
ground. S-room row brick, 4 bed
rms, entered from hall. oil heat.
double back screened porches, front
porch, large level yard with gar.
Underpriced at Sl4250. Substan-
tial cash payment. Shown by appt
only Call M. B. Weaver, WO. 4944
or DI. $3.50.
MARSHALL J. wAPLK co.
1924 14th Ut. NV, Dl. 3340.
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HoUSES-sAle-s.E. tcon,. Z,

A>ACosrlA. 1919 T 81, Sc. Blk
oTicS home. bQi.t-!n gar saS Nv
h, sood cond. SiS.soo, For ap-
Potntm.n; &c inspect. CAL M But
F6RrfsSkY IS Is 44sst ( soss Tie NE. is1s HAsRS \
CONGRESS HEIGHTS - semtds,.
erick. ; yrs cid. " apis. 2i7 baths
saS heat, easy terms Price Sl4 $50,
senAaeT tCsde John L. SHE TON,
Res.tor. 10, 5000. -s
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. nr 18th and
2-tsmily flat 3 rms tile bath ca
2nd H. rented for 500 per mo: ist
q vacant fun eSnt. sas heat, deep
REA1TY iss: = 'iN nc dGSn N, odAd hASThAS sonS
FORT DUPONT AREA-Nearly new.
gas ~ az ~ heat Only siIi.s5G III DO on
sSy sSsg serps per ssnt losn AMEN IN 3
sl.soo DowN-A real buy; row brick.
home IN excellent cond don't miss
his: call nes, Mrs Eagripston, Wo
realtors, ssI sEoWS s4, ySes. REALTY CORP"
NR, ALA. AVE. AND WHEELER RID,
SemicetscheG brick, 8 lgs. rms
powder rm on LIST aocr, shower
bath IN bsmt., saS heat. priced risht
for quick sale. H T. RANDOLPH,
RE, 2l31. TR. 126S.
SUBURBAN BUNGALOW, Sa,q50
Raise chickens or something here,
eNpandabie attic, bSnt. oil A-e
heat. Only Sl,2oO down
ANNENBERG REALTY
IL. 9S351 Till 9 Is
EXCELLENT HOME AND INCOME
PROPERTY
on Good Hope rd Modern s-rm
department brick; = complete
kitchens and bath. full bSmt. with
frort and rear entrances. gas
INV h, built-ln Sarage spoilesS
property in Al condition Mrs
Cox, VI sl36. ATLAS REALTY,
ST 1865 -S
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COOP. APIS. FOR SALE (co,t.

conn. AVE. N.W.-2-bedroom ants
choice location and appointments.
WT roJ details; ,pIss cal pIs 1ol5 IN 8 pm:
NAYLOR GARDENS-30th and Nay.
ior, I'd. s.e.-Several select l. 2. s.
bedroom units available. Lowest mo.
charges in D. c. DRURY REALTY
CORP. RE. l133; evenings, GE. 1920
or TW 1lQ1
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GEORGETOWN

0ENItOC IOWN
Attractive little house, completely re-
fireplace, gas heat, small garden,
etc. Call Mr.. Audette. NO. 2705 or
JOHN LIPSCOMB & co.
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

DESIRE TO TRADE Groom house in
Cuyahoga Falls suburb OF Akron)
Ohio for g. or 7-room house in
WASHINGTON. D. c. or suburbs. Box
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BRIGHTWOOD

lava ~ - = w WI
Semidetached brick, 4 bedrooms, 2
baths, Sas hot-water heat, large lot
with Gear brick garage: excellent
condition; reasonably priced for
quick sale. Call Mr.. Northern. 81
1889. with BETHEL, DI. 31OO.
Brightwood Det. Br., $16,95O
We recommend this lovely home for
small family. Excel. cond., 6
rms, 2 baths, recreation rm, bsmt.
above ground; conv. to everything.
& Co., DI. 6501
1924 K St. NV, ST.. O345. OR. Osss.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
A NEW EXCLUSIVE LISTING
OF ONE OF THE FINEST HOMES
IN THE HOLLYWOOD SECTION
Blessed Sacrament Parish. Very con-
venient to Lafayette School. 3 ex-
cellent bedrooms, Very large library
or den with fireplace. 2-car garage.
Recreation room. One of the best
values In this section today To in
spect call WO 23O0. Q till Q.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC
Chevy Chase. d. C.
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COLORED
1927 18th ST. NV.
Vacant, 2-family row brk. incl. Q
toilets, gas heat, det. gar: ideally
loc.; shown by appt. MICHAEL
WALSH q SONS. 1911 Eye st. NV,
RE. S262; eyes,, JU. 1874. -
COLORED
EXCLUSIVE NV. SEC.
OF 18th st. Lovely brick home
ern tile baths, 3 kitchens, Venetian
blinds. oil h.-w.h., u block from
transp., Z shopping SENATE REAL
TY CO.. Elk. 3270 or OV. 450S. g.
COLORED
4109 3rd ST. NV.
This 2O-ft. wide Colonial brick home.
with side-hall entrance. lge. liv. rm.,
spacious din. rm., kit. with lge.
pantry; 2nd H. has 8 lge bedrms,
bath, sleeping porch and lge. attic;
there is a full bsmt. with law and
hot-water heat. Priced for immed.
sale. on easy terms.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
80S No. Capitol, Realtors, MA. 5000.
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ARLINGTON COIOP,S

modern kit, 1s-ft liv. rm, Live in
as you buy for less than S63 per
month; also have choice 2-bedrm
for $40 and s7s per month. equity.
building and less than rent. Inquire
today about these new apts., con-
venient to everything. Call DI. 1015
TIL 9 pm.
WIN. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
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OPEN TILL PM.
BE ETHESDA, x17,950-Most attrac-
tive brick and stone rambler, :,
yrs. old. 27-tt. liv, rm. din rm,
comb. all-elec. kit, large bedrms
beautiful bath. full bsmt.. stairs to
foored attic. gas, &C. heat Owner
moving to larger home; see this
Blllingsley 81 Korzendorfer
OR. 1925. OR. 1922 til PM.
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BRADMOOR

S23,960
First offering OF this nearly new red
brick Colonial on q large corner lot
with wide side yard Near an ex-
cellent elementary school Spacious
nrst-noor center-hall plan with liy-
ing room, dining room. kitchen, den
and h bath. 3 bedrooms and
baths on second, Wall-to-wall car
pets. marble fireplace and complete
aluminium storm sash and screens.
Convenient terms. Call Frank Wet
METZEI PEAI. ES1fApN
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BETHESDA
BETHESDA

Outstanding, new. brick, cen-
ter-hall rambler, with full din
ing room, 3 bedrooms. powder
room. full-tile bath and at
tached garage; located in fine,
quiet. wooded residential area,
close to Naval Hospital. We
consider this the best buy in
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MI. 0600.
GEORGETOWN
GLOVER PARK

icely remodeled brick house. 3 or 4
bedrooms. 2 baths. large garden
S27, 800. OWNER, MI. 290S. 6s
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EN-. 1866 or WO. 1894.
TRULY UNBELIEVABLE
Just imagine-An S-rm., 31a-bath,
from Conn. ave, for only $21, 800;
easy walking distance to Wilson,
Deal and Murch Schools. Don t
wait! Get in touch at once, with
Mr.. Cooper, ewes, GE. 3036.
Legum g. Gerber Realty Co.
q 4
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SILVER SPRING

owner says sell this cute 2-bedrm,
asbestos shinsle bungalow Liv. Tm,
nfepl din. rm.. bath. Kit with
brkist. space; full hsmt.. Bendlx.
huge expsndable attic and large loi
About $500 cash required SIGI.ER
d co. HU. BIB, ewes. 10, 2-3sI0
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a2le wilson blvd, ow. $3.50. -s
GOOD ACRE APTS.
FIREPROOF
Available April /. several 2-bedrm.
apts.; lse rms, Ice. closets; all mod
SYn eonvenienees; l blk. from Flower
fheater and new shop. center; on
kusline; S97.b0, util incl. Apply
eo1e Ptney Branch I'd. Silver
ep9tng, Nd. 81. 7111.
. SURPRISE
otofss. bus. schools, surrounding this
lovely 1-year r-old garden type apart
mont consisting Of 13x1S liv. rm.,
: i0hx13 din. rrn., lge. kit, bedrms,
, zach with 2 closets; S96 per month;
3ust over the District line within
IL minutes from downtown At 5O4O
4Sth st. Hyattsville. Nd, apart
ment CT PARKVIEW APART
AENTS. INC, 4S06 Rhode Island
eve, UN. $500. Q TO s. Ho. 1910,
1880 pm. to ESQ pm.
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WOODMOOR-S16,5OO

We are building large, 4Ox
33, 3-bedroom brick ramblers
with full basement. screened
porch, Ia baths. Call US 10
see plans and sample.
GRAHAM & co
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Pobes Press Hunt for Chcoqoon Linked to Florida Gambling

tee heard testimony that three
men gave $154,000 each.
William H. Johnston, who heaos
the club which operates Sports
man Park at Chicago and four
dog tracks in Florida. said his
contribution was around $100, 900.
including some 100000 from his
brother and two others.
This was paid mostly in cash,
he said, because he didn't want
to be identified with the campaign
if Gov. Warren lost.
Johnston said he didn't expect
to get thing out Of backing Gov.
Warren who, he said, was and old
and close personal friend.
Evening star., 1950-08-10
William 7. Riley, S.,
NSRB Specialist, Dies

ing specialist for the National
Security Resources Boards Pro-
duction ONCE, died Tuesday night
at Bethesda Naval Hospital after
q short Illness.
Mr.. Riley had been a member
of the boards staff since Sep
temher, l94S, working on prob
lens of Shipbuilding in relation
to mobilization planning.
Before his appointment to the
resources board he served as as
sistant director of the Contract
Settlement and Surplus Property
Division of the United States
Maritime Commission.
A native of Cleveland, he was
educated there and was later en-
ployed in various shipyards. He
served as an ensign in the United
States Navy during World War /.
A Washington area resident
since 1941, he lived at IA East
Woodbine street, Chevy Chase.
Md.
Survivors include his widow,
Mrs. Grace Gordon Riley of the
Woodbine street address; his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William F.
Riley of Cleveland: two sisters,
Mrs. Richard Weppner OF Phila-
delphia and Mrs. Robert Nc
Carthy of Cleveland; and two
brothers, E. j. Riley and P. j.
Riley, both of Cleveland.
Funeral services will be held at
10 am. tomorrow at the Shrine OF
the Most Blessed Sacrament
Chevy Chase Circle. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1950-08-10

Chicagoan came in for a one
sixth interest for $4,000.
The committee has tried for
three months to locate Russell.
1--WE have some new leads on
him." Chairman Kefauver told
reporters, land we'll get him
sooner or later"
S. and G. syndicate members
Jules Levitt, Leo Levitt, Harold
Salvey and Edward Rosenbaum
and their attorney, Ben Cohen,
testified yesterday.
Questioned by committee men,
bers, they denied that Russell had
muscled into the syndicate. Their
account was that they thought
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Snake Bites 5-Yeur-Old,
But 1t Wasn't Poisonous

Dennis Roland, S, was the envy
of neighborhood kids today as he
displayed a bandaged finger and
told of being bitten by a snake
that long"
Dennis, son of Metropolitan Po-
lice Pvt. Thomas L. Roland, was
bitten yesterday in a wooded sec
tion near his home at 5727 Chill
lum Heights drive, Hyattsville. He
received anti-venon shots at Sib-
ley Hospital, but doctors said the
wound appeared to have been in
flicted by a non-poiSonouS snake.
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Truman vefoes Admission OF Japanese Woman

eral immigration laws" the Presi-
dent said.
Mrs. Shalfeieff, 81, had a Swed-
ish father and a japanese mother,
She arrived in this country at San
Francisco March 81, 1947. where
she was admitted as a visitor for
one year. She now is subject to
dennrtati0n
Evening star., 1950-08-10

Russell was going to try to take
over some of their bookie spots
and to prevent this they took him
in. Also, they said, he knew how
to operate gambling on baseball.
There was no connection, they
said, between the fact that Russell
was taken into the syndicate at
the time S. and G. was having
trouble getting it's race wire Serv-
ice-a service reputedly controlled
out of Chicago.
The matter of six-figure con-
tributions to the 1948 governor
ship campaign of Gov. Fuller
Warren of Florida also came in
for further airing at the hearing.
At previous sessions the commit
Evening star., 1950-08-10
BY the Associated Press

The Senate Crime Investigating
Committee is on the trail of a
Chicago bookie it suspects may
have moved in on the lush Florida
gambling field.
The missing witness is Harry
Russell, identified by the commit
tee as a Chicago gambling oper-
ator who became a member OF
the highly profitable S. and G..
bookie syndicate in Miami Beach.
Russell's name figured promi-
nently in testimnoy at the COM
mittee's hearing yesterday when
other members of the syndicate
gave their version of how the
Evening star., 1950-08-10
By The Assoeioied Press

President Truman yesterday We
toed a bill under which Japanese
born Mrs. Christian Shalfeieff Of
Reno, New, would be permitted to
remain in this country.
In his veto message to Congress,
the President said Mrs. Shalfeieff
is ineligible for citizenship because
Of her Japanese blood.
"While I favor the elimination
of racial restrictions upon immi-
grafton, the aliens case is SINH
lar to that of many other aliens
who desire to enter this country
for permanent residence but are
unable to do so because Of the re-
striction imposed under the gen.
Evening star., 1950-08-10

Z DR.. Schelling gained interna-
tional recognition when she gave
the first lectures ever given in
English on Wagnerian Opera at
Bayreuth, Germany, in 1880, This
was done at the invitation of Sieg-
fried Wagner, son of the cele-
brated composer, Richard Wag-
ner.
Lecture Recital Series.
The series was given as lecture
recitals, at some of which the ex-
cerpts were sung by Lauritz Mel
chior, later to become the leading
Wagnerian tenor of the Metro
politan Opera.
Pianist for DR.. Schell1ng dur
ing that time was Clarence Ray.
bould. The new renowned con-
ductor and first British composer
to write music for films was spe-
cial guest at British Night" at
the Watergate last month.
1t was then that the famed
Wagnerian authority was last
seen in public. She later wrote
a friend of having had delight
full reunion with Mr.. Clarence
Raybould, my Bayreuth pianist of
20 years ago."
AS pianist for her at Bayreuth
that year, Mr.. Raybould took the
place of Count Guido GraVina,
great-grandson of Franz Liszt and
nephew of Siegfried Wagner. |
Count Gravina became i'll during |
the festival season.
< A Washington resident for the
last 35 years, DR.. Schelling for
many years was on the faculty of |
the Washington College of Music.
There she directed history of music |
and appreciation courses and gave
numerous lecture-recitalS. She
was awarded an honorary doc
torate in music by that school.
DR.. Schelling also, for some time,
was associated with the musical
staff of the old National Park
College at Forest Glen, Md.
Native of Kentucky.
She was born in Covington, KY.
Her brother, Ernest, a child pro-
dizzy, studied under the great
Moszkowski, Russian pianist and
composer, and later became
pupil of PaderewSki. He was
playing on the concert stage at
the age of 8. Another brother,
Felix E. Schelling, was we'll
known Shakespearean scholar and
long head of the English depart
ment at the University of Penn
Sylvania.
A competent pianist herself, DR..
Schelling received her training at |
the hands of noted masters in |
America and Europe.
She participated in the founda-
tion Of the famous summer school
of music at Fontainebleau, near
Paris, after World War I, and was
a student at the first session of |
the school.
She was particularly interested |
In the life and works of Chopin.
On one occasion she travelled toI
the Island of Majorca, off the
coast of Spain, to follow the route
taken by Chopin and to visit such
places as the Monastery Valde-
mosa, where Chopin and George
Sand sought a temporary refuge.
Collected Opera Costumes.
Also as a hobby she collected
musical momentos, photographs
and letters and opera costumes.
During World War DR.. Schell-
ing served with the American Red
Cross as one of the original group
of Gray Ladies. She continued her
work in the organization through
out her life and was particularly
active at Walter Reed Hospital.
DR.. Schelling had no immediate
survivors. A er-in-laW, Mrs.
Ernest H. Schelling, lives in New
York City.
Funeral services will be held at
2::30 pm. Saturday in st. Johns
Episcopal Church, Sixteenth and
H streets NV. Burial services will
be private.
Evening star., 1950-08-10

Deen Ill 1Or sew
eral weeks.
A member Of
a distinguished
musical family,
DR.. Schelling
was the sister
of the la t e
Ernest Henry
Schelling. IA
nous American
pianist and
composer, who
at one time was
conductor of
the New York
Philh armonic
Nrobacfro
Evening star., 1950-08-10
Eyes Offer Concer Clue

SANTA MONICA, Calf. "A
study made by DR.. Fletcher Hall
of the University of Southern Cal
ifornia indicates that blue-eyed
persons are more susceptible to
skin cancer than are brown-eyed
persons.
Evening star., 1950-08-10
DR.. Julia {. SchelIing
80, Dies; Pianist Was
Wagnerian Authority

DR.. Julia E. Schelling, SO, emf
nent Wagnerian authority, died
yesterday at Whitehall Sanatar-
ium, Falls Church, Va. She had
Evening star., 1950-07-16
Walden BURNER Wins
Lions Jousfing Tourney

Walden Burtner of Boonsboro,
Md, won first place yesterday in
jousting tournament held by the
Brandywine Lions Club at TB, Md.
Among 13 professionals who
competed were his 71-year -old
father. The winner is 26.
Second place in the professional
class went to Lawrence Gates of
Silesia, Prince Georges County
John Earnshaw, Is, son of Prince
Georges County Policeman Rich
ard j. EarnShaw, was third.
First and second places in the
amateur class went to Philip Clark
and James Woodburn respectively,
both of Hollywood, Md.
Threatening weather kept down
attendance at the affair, which
raised funds for blind children.
Delegate Leroy Pumphrey of
Prince Georges County, majority
floor leader of the Maryland
House, addressed the knights be-
fore the tournament. Harry L..
Curtis served as master of cere-
monies, Thomas L. Swami, presi-
dent of the Lions Club, was in
charge of arrangements, and
County Treasurer James Bland
was grand marshall.
Evening star., 1950-07-16
Public School Conference
Is Scheduled in Virginia
By fhe Assoeioted Press

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, July
15.-Fundamental education In
Virginia will be discussed at a
State public school conference to
be attended by some 400 persons
here August 3-5 at Mary WASH
ington College.
Fifteen Statewide organiza-
tions will participate in the con-
ference, designed to acquaint the
public with their schools. Among
the organizations taking part are:
Virginia Manufacturers Asso-
citation, Virginia State Chamber OF
Commerce, Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs, Cooperative Educa-
tion Association, Virginia Educa-
tion Association, Virginia League
Of Municipalities, League of Vir-
ginia Counties, Virginia Farm
Bureau and American Association
Of University Women.
The opening speaker will be
Representative Robson, Demo-
crat, Of Virginia, past president
OF the Virginia Manufacturers
Association. He will be followed by
DR.. Lindley j. Stiles, dean of the
department Of education at the
University OF Virginia.
Evening star., 1950-07-16

an all-expense air trip to Ocean
City, Md.
Prize winners in a cat show for
children yesterday included Jimmy
Fleming, s, of $40 North West
street; Martha Mcqueen, 10, Of
1903 Second road, Arlington; Ver-
onica Wroton, 13. of 1905 North
Quincy street, Arlington, and
Jimmy Van Ripper of Rockville.
Fourteen-year-old Shirley Clark,
Of Gainesville. Va, won four of
ten classes in a horse show, riding
his big bay 6-year -old. "Tobango." j."
First place winners in various
classes of the fairs art show were
announced as follows:
Jerry PEozzo, 7os Lee boulevard. Airing
ell avenue, Alexandria, water colors; Gus
tav 'Trols. 40 Emerson street NV,
pastels: Kathleen Bruskin, 102 Ichabod
place, Falls Church. prints: Shirley Licht-
man. 6696 Book road Sc, drawings;
Maurice Alexandrey. 236 North Thomas
Also. vsiiy Posseny. 4oaa East west
r. M. Blythe. jr.. 1881 Key boulevard,
Arlington. sports photo; T.. Earl Porter,
S07 South Barton street, Arlington, scenic
photo; William Finley. 703 North Oak
siesner s1i5 'nGss ssgeet ANsnEEs NE
human interest uh0tO,