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OWENS FLAGsH1Ps

DEMONSTRATIONS AVAILABLE
New Owens 26'. all planked, from
$3.50.
New Owens 33', husky, seaworthy,
New owens 4S'. Fly. Bridge, dual con.
RMoNDITIoNED TRADE-INs
'4S-26' Chris Graft. sleeps 4, $4,000.
'46-2b' Chris-Craft Express, r. g.,
$3.50.
'4S-2l' Cruis-A-Long, sleeps 2,
$3.50.
$3.50 Owens de luxe sedan, S3,S50.
'4S-27' owens de luxe sedan. S4.1 90.
'47-42' Owens 4-cabin FLAGSHIP,
$4,000.
'49-40' Owens auxiliary cutter,
S12,500.
All-mahogany runabout. speed 80,
OWENS YACHT CO., INC.
Stansbury Rd., Dudalk 140O. Bal
timore 22. Nd.
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OR NEW or used boats. always con

1857 engine M s'en.'o.on. w. $4,000
1891 az Elco Fisherman--- $500
ioSa So' cy,iiser. cray eng, pOO
1885 So cruiser, Buda ems. 1,7bO
1870 1fs-E.pp. p.On chrysisr 1915 5000
1887 ain.s' e., whfslsE' is4a. ifia iiS s.p. n.
1889 seen foe D. C., twin or.ys $500
1941 40' sedan, new 145-
h.p.. eng. phone; sleeps ,ro
z; bargain 1850
iSo hp:a beautifui boat $4,000
1a4s 4Oi Matthews twin lis $4,000
,l949 40. d. e: Chris-Craft:
twin 145-h.p.; sleeps
1947 4s' Wheeler D. C. Fly
bridge; dual controls.
1899 So Matthews, twin o,
go dieseIs 10000
1910 3O aux. sloop - $500
New L. sailboats. complete 40
FEM ERss 1eSS cosEhsasST ss ss .nd SFs ss fs1 poubi.
planked mahogany; fast and dry
Option Of power; single or twin
Can deliver By May II ordered I'm.
cSSisaSSfisF cSSS|iss1f' SisaSi'sF CRAFT nusAsours on
14' Atom, 80 h.p., very fast--$1 .39e
49, Jr., i12 h.p., 40 m.p.h-- 2,004
II, dart, liz hip, 50 m.p.h. 2,244
1S double -planked mahogany
Packard eng. - ---- 1882
81, exp. mahogany cruiser 2,76C
All models. sedans, sport fishermans
express cruisers, yachts, gasoline OF
Diesel power. Earliest delivery
June Is. Don't delay II you wanl
your boat this spring. sT1CkELL.
WHEELER YACHT CO., LAT; 7l6O
Evening star., 1950-02-26

The Capitals most modern pet shop,
catering to dogs, fish and bird
fanciers. Love birds, canaries, para
keets and other exotic birds. Feeds
and supplies. Exotic fish and
a.m.-9 PM: Sun, 2-9 pm, EN-.
9772. 1919 wisconsin ave. NV,
across street from Calvert Theater,
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CAMERAS

Highest cash prices paid for Leica.
Contax. Rolleinex, any good camera
or movie outfit. BRENNER, 933 Pa.
ave. NV. RE. a434 Park free.
CASH REGISTER-S99g. 90 ring up
with 2 OF. more drawers pref; but
will consider $99.99 ring up with
l drawer. Price must be right for
CASH REGISTER. 4-drawer, ringing
up to sos. 90; good condition. Ask
for MR.. THOMAS, 933 Pa. ave. NV,
RE. 2434.
CLOTHING-HiGhsst prices for mems
y. used clothing. sggksA ssgEgkAAM,SS IS !iHz liHz 7th
Evening star., 1950-02-26
BOATS

CABIN BOAT, SO It. Call owner. GE.
1884 or Ia. s203 anytime. II
CUPBOARD motor, Evinrude, 4 cyl.
e e hg 5ga. E:ssilsns .isIs Condition j, PHONE
CHRIS; an Sc GRAFT a rla ENGINES. pIE pair ,1s4.
blocks recently. Cost new. $500.
Nov Now $500 for pair. CHRIs-CRAFT.
EyisRuDE Vi stiS; MOTOR for 1s4s moo MODEL.
Twin. One IA it. Wolverine Vase
Maker, M l94o model. Both for ss75.
CHRIS cRAFT, left. Fast, equipped,
cover; $3.50. .HU. 7947. -a6
saiHssra IL: news MOTOR sts hp usif sioG
oUTboHkD III osG MoroR-rwin-cylinder,
G.; s,hp. nsin. Like new. $50. oGE,
caRis-cRAFr, ihs 1; aa-tt. Sportsman Man
si.aeS ssii'1ts lI%jhg 3d. sis1 used mos: ss save
STYLE CRAFT De LUKE. sedan; fun
Maine, Yis h.p. p'' New ni boat ssaer cond
sFf siFf. crrRGss MG s4as low y sa soAT as44
sturdy, ideal for outboard. bow is
decked over; sos or best of1er. VI.
FOR SALE johnson outboard mo-
tors. l. 2h h.p.; |, 10 h.p. 1850
susiness issa Duke ses st. Aisaandqis
Va: Sun: to l pm. After pm.
ANTi-FoTIiNG COPPER boat paint
30 Ssrtat.a gal Pr BRASS s,a tank eSmpsss ass. COM
NIEMAN BROS. custom boat Build:
sr1,. sss; shsdy hs side' Md Open SYM
EYINRUDE and Elto outboard motors;
Thompson =. nDs boats new and used; sery-
spr:.saT re- saa Ha1ss 9sss vs. sh Prdhss; s.. factory
40, DOUBLE CABIN cruiser, built
1887. Following equipment Just in
stalled: New twin Packard engines,
32.volt Oman generator, new bat
tric toilet. automatic hot water. new
canvas decks: owner has spent S12.-
900 past year; will sell for $4,000.
STIckMLWHEEER YACHT CO.,
Laf; 7150, Baltimore, Md. Sunday,
rfaasHir f;ls Hani Sssss MaknE ENcnEs-1oo
h.p. and 40 h.p.. gas and Diesel;
S@eas oWRas YAeHT usis CO.. eomRses me- gsans. gsasss
bury rd.: BALTIC: %. Dudalk 400.
B0AT-17-ft. inboard runsbout. novel
design: dss n':. mostly completed lumber to
preciaatsssdI; $3.50 or best ofser. Ash
oTTBoARD MOTOR. 1890. model
P. O.. 70 h.p.; like new; run 20
hrs; 3 extra blades. Call DI. 1915.
CABIN CRUISER, 80 IT,. Red Wing
motors: sleeps z; $1,000 or best
offer. See JACK at Annapolis Yacht
2 KIRMArH Sea Wolf marine en-
sines. r. and 1,200 h.p. ea., both
for $500. EX. 1897.
20.FT. CABIN BOAT for sale. Call
after g Pm. Sun. Mon. and Tges.'
NV Ioo.HP. FORD fun marine
converted engine, transmission and
new 1410 propeller included. Price
$3.50. Can be seen ut BpZzARDe
POINT BOAT YARD, Boat No. 13.B-
1889. Phone GE. $3.50 Sun. after
pm.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
DOGS, PETS, Erc. teen.. =,

PooDLES. French, std, black. male
and pets; scod pediisree; ai i Their Hfeldets emo
4.ssss: sss suD' rs sI0Ta s6ss. p'r'kssts: 1ss L
need home; II you can prove good
Race. Pa a1so No charge; worth $3.50, Gall
cofL1E 'Psurs, 3 males, beautiful
pups. AL. 3675 -26
IRISH SETTER. 8 mos. old, reg; dis
,smpsr I sos shots; good home paramount
cocKHR SPANIEL PUPPY. black Se and
whit. male. trisky; healthy, Axe
DObERMAN PiNsCHER PUPPifs,
Axe registered. pedigreed; Dictator
GERMAN SHEPHERD, 10 months, feD
male, affectionate, innocuiated. Axe
DosERM3S Esiasi rfsscG2R Gss GH 0P1fi P1PriEs iMse
4 mos. old, | chocolate and rust
male, l chocolate and rust female;
1nocuiated, worm free; reasonably
priced. CHI. 3447. -26
GREAT DANES, fawns and brindles,
males and females. all AGES. Axe
reg, Some show prospects. Dane
stud service by champion). ELPAW
KENNELS, Alex, Va. Duke st. ext,
3 miles out. TIE. 243O. ''
fh Ghampion lssao wilhelm Won Albrseht.
Evening star., 1950-02-26

DRESS UP YOUR
KITCHEN OR STORE IN
LUSTROUS FORMICA
SINK TOPS & COUNTERS
Choice Of color, free estimates
Reasonable prices.
APPLETON PRODUCTS
AP. 1886; EVE. VI. 5073
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FARM AND GARDEN
WELL-ROTTED MANURE. 81 =,

WELL-ROTTED MANURE. 81 per yd
In 5-yd. lots. Call WI. 9731 til
p9xHrD 9aS Dn saA1Y eyes; rRE2s' M3 7sSl snr,.
specialize In sodding. For free es.
61o2 Aser road. Hyattsvilie. Md
Tel; Warf1sld 475s Or Union 1895
no. aof o1d t1... s SSs sSlors SOC each
rsHE kamov2silo. saa also lxth lots s. and nd acre
age cleared; latest power tools, fully
ssRvaE nssT1s nS S.y deIsy 4u os4u spAus AM TEE T
BxsY CHICKS. ka.co feeds, surp., Burr
ieI, iEEsebI, sTesE@, E@0vsesi Commerce rsRMsRs 1shs
Rockville, Nd.
TOP SOIL-Very good rich top sol
fos rs la lawns rs and green houses; very
BfaGTIFGI fssi4nhSlf st esll u o,d 4ess English box
sysd; wood; reasonable. Falls Church
TREE REMOVALS, trimming. feeding %
SURGERY. 81. 7a1s or RA. 1919
GARDEN TRAcToRs-planet Jr.
and up. MALoNEY's. INC, sia,
pesiN1Ns: Gsi 1Se: sI1ysT sps.' Nd ND; sH: 1880
prune fruit trees and many othel
an.E IhE aDRsEsY pTss sstmsses sSi 4dtb axATTs
Hyattsville. VA. ss74. Ss2 40'n ave
HAY FOR SALE, baied alfalfa, Glove,
and mixed. in Loudoun Co. Hills
RH0DoDENDRONs. beautiful speei
nan nan; plants plants from 81 up; sey; colors
HEMLocKs for hedges. @ Our oa annu.
offering Of small size, plants. S2l
Per I0o. MEREDITH cAPPER
SHADE TREES. .versr.ens and t,ow.+
ering shrubs, all sizes; all prices
from 81 up; pick out your choice a
day Sunday: MEREDiTH cAPPETR r
FRUIT TREES, grape vines and berr,
bushes. Washington's best selection
OF locally grown plants; Also sardel
ES9tSI EniTu open oppprI Al day Sunday. MER
vIsTToRs. wELGoME-Yoau are cor
daily invited to visit our 45-acr
nursery and 4 large greenhouses
No salesman will bother and yol
sund.y %ay ysndsT MERNnTrll; q T1ll; g ogsn all al 4
TUhiF fhd1sh MadNoL1As, lSasi will bloom tn,
spring; 3 colors; heavy plant, s7.5,
CAPPER. IA. iei7. ii
COW MANURE and top soil-If 70,
want the best. you should buy from
the Homestead Dairy Farm. wher
150 cows are PRODUCING at ail times
Manure 10 clean, no trash or cor
cobs. Top soil is Chester loan
GOOD and rich. We believe the bes
ootainahle. ton. SIS; 5-ton load
P,a. please i,,e qFo; sss Y. SABINE, Gathers
THE FALLS CHURCH AzALEA GAR
DENS offer SO varieties of hard,
azaleas to beautify your grounds
livery on orders Of S6 or more. Ais,
fine selection Of broad leayed ever
greens. Let us landscape your hom
and grounds with this beautiful ma
terial; Az plants guaranteed. Cal
FA. $3.50 for free estimates. II
reach: Out Lee hwy. l mi. beyon,
Falls Church. left on Rosemary lane
AizzALEAs, 35css 5oc; re and 81
evergreen azaleas. pink doswoot
such as Frsnklinia and Chinese fil
| II you want any advice about plant
| ing your place, ask Brook Hunter
the prop, who has had IS year.
exper. Cow manure, special price
to Earden clubs on large order,
| MARYLAND NURSERY, Hyattsvilll
| Nd. Turn right at south end 4
Hyattsyille viaduct and 20 half mil
VIA. 241&.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
BOATS (Conf.)
CHRIS S-CRAFT

Sold by Riley and Van Fossan. Now
on display. 1S-ft. Rivera runabout;
34-it. lnclosed cruiser. sleeps 4
soft. closed cruiser, two separate
rooms, sleeps 4; 26-ft. cruiser with
l30 h.p.. "a m.ph. These are ali
Chris-Craft, the worlds finest and
they cost no more than ordinary
makes: Less in the long run
USED BOAT SALE-A 40-ft. Chris.
motors. 1949 and ali. mechanica'
equip; and upholstery new I949
Can be bought for less than hall
replacement cost. Like new through.
out; RILEY & VAN FOSSAN. INC
90O Maine ave. s.W ST O326
Evening star., 1950-02-26

AUIUGhAfH letters, stamp coliec-
HOBBY SHOE. 7is nth st. Di is7S.
BASS WANTED in good condition,
also recorder. wire or disc; will pay
fair price. Call HO. 900.
BEDROOM. dining room, contents of
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
ia. 1887; after z pm, GE. l416.
BOOKS-Always anxious to buy en-
tire libraries. or, smaller .collec-
tions Of good books; we call any
where; pay cash and remove books
tmmediately at our expense. BAR
g GAIN a. bf b0oK koos SHOP sos 9th st.
BOOKS-Bourht, all kinds, any
quantity and removed ct our ex-
pense, ALBION BOOK SHOP, 176e
Pa, ave. NV. ST. .669S...
BOOKS, large and small collections,
SsTNcTd eSaShs d IoR seSyse sros q Sgr ss s
st. NV. ME. 6996.
CAMERA WANTED, hiEhest quality;
Also movie camera. protector, lenses
Mr. WEISS Q26 h st M DE 04a6
Evening star., 1950-02-26

REUPHOLSTERING
Special. Sofa and chair reupholstered
labor and material. 500. Workman.
ment LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERING
2504 14th ST. NV co o3R1
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AIPERS'TEINS
1920 7th ST. NV. MA. 1859
TELEVISION

New 1850 models. Call JU. 7-9400
for real discount on nationally
advertised brands Open till 9.
WOODMOOR APPLIANCE. 1O109
Colesyille rd Silver Spring -
Evening star., 1950-02-26

MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
h.W hND FHHanrps6 NatiNnal s6e{f CO. es2 e st
TELEVISION Rent q television
reasonable rates. AT. 2O29.
Evening star., 1950-02-26

COLONIAL CRUISERS
This 81 #. twin screw sedan, sleeps
6, shower. and lady,s vanity. Able
rough water boat; 81 mi. speeds
MAYFLOWER, 1900 Maine ave,
s.w. Howard Frazier, DE. 6s05.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
TELEVISION SALE

New 1850 famous makes. table mod
els, 10 inch, regular S169.a5 ant
up; now S125, plus tax; cash Of
terms.
MID-CITY RADIO
l142 7th NV. AID orr
Evening star., 1950-02-26
SHIPPING CRATES

RA. 3445.
CAT SHOW
March 1919. 1850
Is YOUR PET ENTERED?
Entries Close March l
For Information
Phone TR, 8l36
CAT FANCIERS OF WASHINGTON
AQUARIUM DISPLAY
newest and most mod
ern. Open Sun. 20; daily, lO-9.
Moons, bumblebees. kuliis. rssboro
and many other varieties.
PET HOUSE
EN-. 9772. 2319 Wisconsin Ave.
across street from Calvert Theater.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
MIscL. WANTED Cont }

CLOTHING-Men. nave you a goot
Don't throw it away-its worth
extra cash to you. Highest prices
paid. S g. w. EXCHANGE, 2151
Pa. ave. NV. MA. 646O.
CLOTHING FURNITURE - Mems
women's, children's clothing spreads
bric-a- brac. etc. Entire households
We pick up Open Sunday. RE
9S35:. GOOD NEIGHBOR STORES
93l 9th st. NV.
CLOTHING-Top prices paid fol
mems used clothing, typeWriters
musical instr, guns. binoculars. etc
LEVIN'S SALES. 1903 H ST. NE
AT. 39l6. WILL CAIL.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

. MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ADD. MACH. typewriter. cal. casf
reg, Of; EQUIP. any kind; top price
ANTIoUEs-Bric-a-brsc china. sii.
yerware. old tewelry, glass. Any amt
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. l33!
G st. NV Sterling 1896
ANTIQUES-Pvt. party wants to bu.
any kind Of antiques, bric-a-brac
ANTIQUES-Furniture. bric-a-hrac
china, glassware, rugs. silyerware
painttnEs; highest cash prices paid
Call MURRAY tStarbeckerl. IA
Evening star., 1950-02-26
VISIT THE
PET HOUSE

HOSSMAN AIR TUMBLER. NEW
Z price, for quick sale. 371e Ben
Evening star., 1950-02-26
TELEVISION

You save Sl00 and more doing busi-
ness with us. We carry standard
brand sets only in original factory
cartons. Just to mention a few
buys: Portable. large, finch. for
merly S169.95, reduced to S19.95,
and 16-inch console with rectangu-
lar tube, formerly $439.95. reduced
to S239.95, also l2h-inch table
model TV, original price. S259.95,
reduced to $159.95. "E-Z" terms.
Evening star., 1950-02-26
SEWING MACHINE SPECIAL

SEWING MACHINE SPECIAL
] Singer console, round bobbin,
$50. 80; / New Home, S29.50;. new
electric Domestic, round bobbin,
.S99. so: 2 new portables, round bob
bins. reverse stitch. latest models
S79.50; l electric portable, S34. so;
/ Wilcox & Gibbs. S1650: ! White
electric portable, S3e 80 All real
bargains and guaranteed. BIOS
Evening star., 1950-02-26
ANTIQUES ROUGHT

143N N41V01O 0OO0111
China. furniture, silverware. jewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Call Louis Segal. CHI. 1898;
eyes, EN-, $685. -27
Evening star., 1950-02-26

sOFA. gorgeous, tufted. custom built
less than year old. S400. Call GE
SOFA. blue, Lawson. slip covers. $40
baby carriage. SIS. SH. 3445.
sOFA-Colonial Duncan Phyfe. yer.
good cond.. cost S275. sell reas. co
SOFA and matching chair; mohai5
talnns talnnssa. condition reasonable "o
SOFA, blue floral, excellent condition
reasonable. AID. 7099.
SOFA. 2 matching chairs, brown
leather upholstery; club style; idea
sscrince. oV. 3541.
Cali NO. 1929. -26
SOFA BED with cretonne cover, goo,
s'ad. ssaa,ti9n' 1q 81, may bs ssen at $9l'
s6Fa. ase BED. Ri 81, rust. to opens into twin Q
double. $40; Cosswell chair. .s15
two mahog step-tables. tiers
e35; two copper bowl lamps. $40 ga
An like new. ress. CHI. 1891.
ssiHs saiI L5 s0Ns sssss ssssdisi0n' reas0nsBi' ss
eond, IATNER's MUSIC STORE
.Ismps 73S 18th st. st. e.w; ,c,nmu,.,,or IN
used. plate block and commemora
10c. 15c, 26c q. p. y. air mai
10Te discount. ia. 4529.
STAMP VENDING MACHINE. S25
No license required: MRS: sTRAp
LEY. AID. s317. Sun; DE. $3.50
sTskH TfsHnasiAi sAsH-As low as s4.os 10
1913 sash, closing out our discon
1inusd I9a TURoVsR, HsR, I,sss s.ss..a. sy.laS n,
Phone wi. 6eS2.
GTENOGRAPH, incl. manuals. prac
.t!ssNllgy nsT N,u $50 HW t.,s sesl 1sd. ~
sRRGs6SaSFa sci sf2fs psi Gil yd sdnd 2s70 h.av
ss5. DE. ss46. Sun. morn s-I2
Mon. eve. after 6.
6TEN0TYPE. late model. recond.
toned. guaranteed. S42.50. ri
STORAGE CABINETS. used and new
various sizes at low prices Today
STORE FIxTUREs-Four Aft. wa
wall glassed-in show case. one mir
WO. 9748 from 10 am. to 8 pm.
STOVE. gas. bottled; real host, ne
condition, used weeks; $50 Q
best ofIsr. UN n736;
ners, 1914 IT. and 10h It. BY 2
In; also green tweed reversibl
broadloom, IA IT. square. Elmwoo
sTTooSViE, Hotpoint. elec., apt. size. $50
used s.sd,ss only -, 3 mos Ca Can ss seen B
1G0yE-Ta6is-top lgasl: excellen
Evening star., 1950-02-26

| ,3SSo. 10y sa; CS; 9'22.
well-kept rm., 2nd f., front; running
| water; to quiet gentleman.
MT. PLEASANT AREA-single rm. !;
sonv. transp;; PVT. home. MI. 3O37.
1st floor: Ink. If desired; So per
gk;; refined smpl. lady. ME. 7o1o.
1897 FAkk RD. N.W.-yery large
house, attractively furn.: open nre-
place, pvt. bath, shower; coffee priv; /;
mr.. trans; gentlemen. NO. 9225.
NICE, comft. front room, next bath,
s sas saase shephssra ssles nx saqlt "a tsssns ssss
3922 N. H. AvE.-Larre furn. rhn.; 2
IN family: 2 single beds; S45 for 2
or $50 mo. for l In rn. Phone RA.
Hi ? sT.aLarse room. two closets;
PETWoRTH-Attractive front, sun
! shine room; near transp.; SaS per
mo-; gentleman. ia. 4434.
CHEVY CHASE-Large. attrac. studio
room. adjoining bath; breakfast and
SaSs lssnd5S GSLoRADo e5ax'lS xvESsv,, xvi s2Ss
comfort, furn. 2nd-noor single rm..
next bath; $3.50. wk.; det. home; un-
linn. phone; excel. transp. GE. 1868.
COLUMBIA RID. and Wyoming ave
Large single rm. and dinette, Frisid-
aire and grill; adj. bath; in apt with
adults; best apt. area. Box 26l-Y,
WALTER REED-suite of rms, nicely
furn., pvt. bath: excel. transp. |:
Ieas:: ear: avail RA. 1895.
82S EMERSON ST. N.W.-2-rm. suite,
semipvt. bath; unlim. phone; In pvt.
home. RA. $3.50. =
22I7 QUE ST. N.W.-Modern. newly
decorated; at bus stop; double for
Kirk; space TO share for l man.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Attr. master
bus. Pvt. home. EN-. 1909.
1648 NEWTON ST., near 18th St.
Lge. attract. front room for l or 2,
in lovely quiet home; twin beds.
semipvt. bath, lge. closet; mr.. bus
and car line. CO. 7019. -oS
ATTRAC. spotless rms. suit. for
students, ofhcers; Of 18th and Mt.
WALTER REED vIC.-Nicely furn.
front rn.. twin beds, pvt. bath, pvt.
phone. RA. 1852
BEAUT. and femininely furn. with
pvt. bath, for congenial girl in
pvt. home; wonderful conveniences;
cor. Arkansas ave. and 18th st.;
reas. to right one. GE. $3.50.
Mr.. 18th ST.-An attrac. lge. corner
rn., pvt. bath. in new home; Yeas.
rent. TU. 233s.
+ Continued on Next Pags5
Evening star., 1950-07-17
s Boys are Given Awards
AT Merrick Bows Camp

Six Washington area boys re-
ceived awards last night leading
campers in the first group Of 15t
youngsters attending the 1850
Merrick Boys Camp. located al
Maryland Point in Charles County
Md
Paddy Kane, camp director
presented the awards to the fol-
lowing:
Outstanding camper-Raymond
Parsons, ir., 13, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond A. Parsons, 418 AL
lies road NE.
Outstanding junior athlete -
William j. Nelson. 10, son of Mr.
and Mrs. w. ]. Nelson, 4012 Eighth
street NE.
Outstanding swinmer--Willian
DodSon, II, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles A. Dcdson.
Most improved camper-James
Carey. 8. son Of Mrs. Marie Carey
1922 Monroe street NE.
Most competitive camper, Brian
Sheehan, IL, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin Sheehan. 1926 Woodside
parkway. Silver Spring.
The camp is conducted by 9
group Of 100 local business and
professional men and supported
by voluntary contributions. A
second group Of $50 youngsters
viii leave town today for a cost
free two-week vacation at the
camp,
Evening star., 1950-07-17
News Of Music

rare beauty of sound. The "Con-
certo" taxes all her strength and
in this respect, her delivery fell
somewhat short of the bravura
effect associated with it. But it
was rich in lovely nuance, clarity
of outline and poetic feeling. The
impression Of outstanding talent
made at her recital was confirmed
in this appearance. An encore
Was required Of her and she
played Chopin's great Ocean"
Etude. Without orchestral COM
petition, she showed capacity for
greater power and her fluent ac-
count Of the surging arpeggios
and the works bold design placed
ner in the front rank Of virtuosi.
The portions Of MIR. Andres
sens Berkshire Symphonies"
that were played disclosed a ripe
technique in writing and an ac-
tive imagination. The idiom is
contemporary. in fact the open
ing Is dedicated to the memory
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stately theme given the wood
winds and later taken up by the
strings.
Although the audience was of
miniature size, it recognized the
calibre of the artists representing
The Netherlands and its applause
was a tribute of warm admira-
ton. The program concluded
with Rayels "Bolero."
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By Alice Eyersmon

The National Symphony Or
chestra was able to give Its con-
cert at the Watergate last night
despite the threat Of rain. It was
played, unfortunately, before one
of the smallest audiences ever in
attendance at these events. It was
not the reception expected for the
two gifted Netherlands artists,
Jurriaan Andriessen, guest con-
ductor, and Fania Chapiro, pian-
ist, who represented their country
on this program of the interna-
tional series arranged by the
Sesquicentennial Commission. Ali
the music lovers OF Washington
should have heard them.
Those who had the courage to
attend were treated, in addition,
to one OF natures finest spectacles
before night gathered. The heavy
clouds were shot with magnificent
color and where the sky showed
through 1t was deeply blue and
clear. The stormy atmosphere
seemed to etch the Virginia shore
with particular clarity and give
vividness to its green border. And
over the Lincoln Memorial there
arched a double rainbow where
the clouds were thickest and
darkest.
The salute which the culture of
the Netherlands sent to this city
on its anniversary celebration was
brought by two very young people.
Mr.. Andriessen, at Is, is surely the
youngest conductor to WELD the
baton over the National Sympho-
ny. He is, however. q mature di-
rector, in many respects musically
advanced to a marked degree. The
quality Of his talent was to be
estimated later when his own
composition. Berkshire Sympho-
nies," was played.
Praise for National Anthem.
The first word Of praise must go
TO Mr.. AndrieSsen for the way in
which he conducted 'The Star
Spangled Banner" Following the
noble Netherlands hymn. it re-
ceived the same dignified treat
ment through a slow tempo and
the solid volume he drew from the
orchestra. This authoritative and
unhurried manner is Characters
tic Of his directing. It gives a
soundness to his readings while
allowing him to develop and pro-
ject q wealth Of detail. His arms
are wonderfully relaxed and he
has no recourse to exaggerated
movements.
The Overture to Weber's "Obe-
ron" benefited greatly from his
poised approach. It gave the or
cheStra musicians time for an un-
usually accurate and clean de-
livery. Mr.. Andriessen is able
also to inspire q continually warm
tone in the orchestra which was
most tellingly present In the ac-
compartment of the Beethoven
Concerto No. 5 in e fiat" played
BY Miss Chapiro. These intro
ductory numbers reflected his
t n hou 6 h tful musicianship, his
knowledge Of the orchestra and
his penetrating sensitivity.
Made Debut Last Year,
Just a year ago Miss Chapiro
made her local debut in recital
in the Phillips Gallery. Last
night, in the mighty Emperor"
concerto. her exceptional endow-
ment had even greater scope.
SHE has not only q magnificent
technique but has polished it In an
individual way. Her runs are
itself while the exquisite
character Of her trills holds a
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Roin Didn't Deter Symphony, But
Sn7oH Crowd Greeted Dutch Artists

OF Alban Berg. but here the like
ness with much modern music
ends. For the young composer
has something to say and a def j.
mite knowledge of how to say 1t.
Intriguing rhythms-the sudden
Interpolation of a three-beat
measure. for example, in the first
section-and harmonic disson-
anceS that have a surprising vel
vety quality are treated in a
vividly imaginative manner. He
is able to mix a popular style with
the more profound with excep-
tional skill. One of the most i'm
pressive bits was the broad.
Evening star., 1950-07-17
'Ad' Is 100 Years Old

Inquiring at a Sydney, Australia,
newspaper Office about an "ad"
for a house to rent. two European
migrants were told it was from an
item in the papers 100 Years
Ago" feature.
Evening star., 1950-07-17
Women Favor Cotton Hose

Hosiery makers in Guatemala
report that nylon hose are not
very popular among women there,
who prefer cotton.