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Evening star., 1950-09-06
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
ments in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

suburban area D. St Z. owner srerer can IN
no longer work due to major surgery.
Store has $50. 900, all clean inven. n,
csasa Dea9t. nx;, air eond., ref. middle
cceptional profits immed. Box 1907,
18Th ST. GUEST HOUSE MlI serving
meals. 56 bedrms.. 16 baths, capac-
lty, log guests. Reported gross in
$4,000 cash required. will WILLIAMS, ANS.
coNFEcTioNERY on Ee11 distributing 1s bus.
mess, exclusive sales rights for large
area; partly established. Unlimited
o0 Dss fSr for sxeans0a Tal 1soek Prss Ice
DENTAL oFFiCRE Il for SAL sale or rent;
busy ne: practice Dentist forced
ninsss lnrS seTgiee: I1N assf Rhons Ho. 1882 eve
er retiring. Price, ssS, ssS.Ssy' ONE one-
THIRD cash. mo danger here.) BOX
DRY ctL1kANsirNG 1EAasi AGENCY, $500;
rent, $50 month. 903 9Th st. NV.
GAS STATION AND GARAGE, fully
equipped. Can be used for auto dis
play or taxicab service. sac. Must
sell: NE. 92SS, $50 G st. s.w. s
FURNISHED, always rented. apts..
rent, $3.50; income, $500. ME.
5793. Downtown. No brokers.
GAS STATION AND GARAGE, fully
equipped. Can be used for auto dis
play or. taxicab service. Sacrifice.
Must sell. ME. 92Ss, $50 @ st. s.w.
SMALL LUNCH and carry o,t shor
Reas. rent, good lease. $500 down.
FOR SaIE-A small hauling busi-
ness, with. 8 very good contracts
with reliable Arms in this city; with
OF without equipment. Box 462-V,
S. 5. GROCERY, $4,000 wk.; sOyr.
lease, at $125 mo-; $4,000 down.
SIMONS, Elk. 61S1. %
GROCERY and produce, $500 wk.;
col. trade; $4,000 down. sIMoNs,
- Modern; liquor; mr..
Drs. Hospital; low overhead; owner
must leave city; $500 down: no
reas, rss, offer refused. LES sHILBY,
HAT CHECK, cigarette. cigar and
novelty concession for lease in ex-
elusive. established club. COMMON
WEALTH CLUB, sos Wolfe st., Al
exandria. Va. King S-o010. b
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CHEVY CHASE. $50 .75n

CHEVY CHASE, $32,750
Center hall brick house. den.
TV room. 3 bedrms.. 2 batos,
finished 3rd d. Natural wood
try clubs; oil heat; 2-car ga
rage; mr.. grade. junior high
and high; house in Al condi-
tion; substantial cash required.
Owner leaving town. Ewes, call
Chambers. LO. 5-06S5 or day
THOMAS j. FISHER g. co
73s 18th st. NV, DI. $3.50. -,
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RAMBIERS

We have 3 outstanding new ramblers,
custom built by DUNCAN" Each
One is near Conn. and Nebraska
aves.. D. c., and win be ready for
occupancy by Sept. 80: 2 are In a
lovely section Of n. Chevy Chase,
near Conn. ave. Priced from 500, :
$50 to $2S.950. These homes rep
resent today'S best values. Buy now
Mr.. GLASS. OR. 04O0; after 6,
MARVIN J. DUNCAN
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

NAYLOR GARDENS, 30th and Nayior
ra: s:e.-Hsre Is another unusual: l.
equity at .. discount: possession
lowest monthly carrying charges In
D. c. DRURY REALTY CORP
MI; 1000: evenings, OR. b761 or
CONN. AVE. Uptown Theater sec
tion--Loveiy corner apt; large liv.
bath with tub and shower; adults
only; gentile-occupied bldg: $1O,-
500. AID. 5523 or Ho. $500.
18th ST. N.W.-Lovely, 2-bedroom
apts.; new condition throughout;
new kitchen equipment, extra-large
rooms. Call DI. 1918 til 8 pm,
VIM. n. SAUNDERS, INC q
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GLOVER PARK
BARNABY WOODS

AA4 S4 @AA$ - W O>$A$A$
Four bedroom and 2-bath Colonial of
white brick beautifully situated on
good size lot. Other rooms include
living room. dining room, kitchen.
dem, breakfast room and 1st:fioor
lavatory. This house was built in
1887 and is in excellent condition;
gas heat; garage. $4,000.
CHEVY CHASE
Brick Colonial with slate roof; built
in 194S; on lot 60x120 IT.; contains
liv. rm.. mirrored din. rm. with
Czech chandelier; paneled den: GE
kitchen; powder rm.; master bedrm.
has accordion closets and mirrored
walls: 2 other bedrms. and baths;
stairs to storage attic; full bsmt..
with outside entrance; built-in ga
rage; gas heat.
w. G.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.
Builders and Developers Of
Wesley Hts. Sumner Il Spring Valley
1880 Mass Ave. OR. 4464
Evenings. Telephone OIL. 0051
tList your house with uD
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NORTHWEST PARK
APARTMENTS

=
APARTMENTS
Offers Private Living Similar
to. Your Own. Home.
On New Hampshire Ave.
Extended at Piney Branch Road,
MONTGOMERY County. Silver Spring
Ready for Immediate
Occupancy
EXAMINE THESE FEATURES.
G3MPARE G3q4PPAA Ep. ITIEs,,rs THEM WITH
BE AMAZED.
private terraces for family
living, face a whole mile OF
cool. wooded parkland.
2. Twenty individual spacious
layouts Of /, 2 and 3-bed-
room units. some with bed
rooms upstairs.
3. An unusual roadway sys-
tenn provides safety to chill
dren with one-way traflc
and brings your car to your
own front door.
4. Almost half the units are
corners with sun, air and
long views on three sides.
B. Masonry walls betw. units
provides provides complete sound
8. School buses through the
development transport chill
dren safely to all public
schools. Montgomery Coun-
ty schools are rated among
the finest in the Nation.
EXCELLENT BUS SERVICE
THROUGH THE COMMUNITY.
ing room. kitchen and bath,
$77.50
Two bedrooms. living room,
dining room, kitchen and
$94.50
Three bedrooms. living room.
dining room kitchen and
$112.50
(All Utilities Included in Remit
Sample Apartment at 475
Southampton drive.
Directions: Drive out New
mile north of the trafic light
at University lane to the
sign on property.
JAMES c. FINNEY
RESIDENT MANAGER
2b5 southampton Drive. Ju. 7-e3e
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
PHYSICIAN-Desires 2-3 bedroom un-
iurn, house in NV. or Chevy Chase;
$50 maximum. HU. 7i44. 8.
COLONEL AND WIFE desire 2-bedrm
house. preferably with gar. and
bsmt.. or. storage room, In quiet
neighbborhood. Phone Victor 1868,
FEDERAL EMPLoYE, wife, . children,
1918. seek unfurnished house or
apartment. bedrooms; references.
HoTsE Or APT. by two quiet, sub
stantial adults and eigft-year-old
son; close to schools and churches.
Telephone UN. 9410,
CHILEAN NAVAL OFFICER, wishes
TO rent furnished house, detached,
by September 15; 3 bedrms. with
garage, basement facilities; in NV.
section, preferably Chevy Chase;
maximum $500; will sign 2-year
lease. AD. O221, 8 to 8 pm. 20
WE NEED HOUSES-We have ex-
cellent clients for furn. or unfurn.
houses from S100 to $3.50 a month.
Please call Mrs. Gavin with JAMES
L. DIXON g. CO. II you have 4
home to rent. ST. 1900; DU. 4ssi
evenings. -7
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING BY VET; exper. help; every
piece wrapped. insured: reas. Call
any time, MR.. COOK, GIL. 5137.
across the country: safe. storage ID
Phone No 0'o4 ONION sToRAGa
CO INC EST 1904
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE;
will accept surplus furniture as part
reas. ia. 2937; eyes,, GE. 1416.
Grating, storage;
move your trunk or your house;
low rates: depen. serv. HO. 5S19.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

ARLINGToE-Large bedrm., kitchen
privileges, in quiet home; $50 double,
$40 single. GIL. 0956.
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Adjoining Barnaby Woods
Beautiful det. brick home, 4 yrs. old;
located or corner lot, conv. to
transp.. schools and shopping; 1st
a., lge. liv. rm. with fireplace, spa
cious den. with lavatory, din rm.,
mod. kitchen, screened porch: End
H.. 3 spacious bedrms., 2 full baths;
storage attic. beautiful rec. rm., en-
tire length and width of house with
bar and "a bath; gas a.-c. heat. Call
Mr.. Johnson. Jr. H. G. SMITHY
CO. ST. $500. Ewes, WO. 2426.
Excellent Income Property
Beautiful S-story brick. completely
furn.; 6 bedrms., baths, large
kitchen; fun basement. 2-car ga
rage; excellent cond: now used as
rooming home; 80 day poss.; in
come &G,100 yearly.
PRICE AND TERMS RIGHT
DAVID MUSHINSKY. RA. 6912.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.: S22,950
See this 7-rm., custom built home,
occupied by the original owners;
slate roof. oil h.-w.h,; Diet. 2-car
gar, nice level lot; excel. cond.
To inspect, call until 9; EN-. 1900;
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realtors, MS 17th 81, NV.
PETWORTH

PETWORTH
Immac. row brick home on lot 142
Practically new kit. equipment, 3
bedrms. and bath plus inclosed rear
porch on End q. Recr. rm. with
bar and asphalt tile d. Gas h.
w;h Challenges comparison at
Si4.Soo Ewes. call WO. 1916.
German P. Young, DE. 4444
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HOUSES UNFURNssHED

HoLLYWO0D-coliege Park: new g.
bedrm; brick bungalow; full bsmt.
auto. heat; immed. occupancy; 500
mo. Il. CARLYLE deLozIER, Real
1ash sGl MA AAD 0VoS OAK SITS. N.w,L%cau-
plus. large sleeping porch; garage;
NEAR GALEsVILLE-2-rm. cottage;
electricity; running water; S25 per
IN no. ppsPozsiST g; b zzsAMTzINGEE; VA. 1919.
18th and Newton sts. NV; 2 rms.
and bath row brick; gas heat: S75.
BETHEsDA-Two-bdrm. brk. bunsa.,
attic, gas heat. Ven. blinds, wash.
mach; cor. lot; S115 mo. 81. 6e35.
6139 31st PL. N.w.-Det. frame home
OF 3 rms; and bath e bedrms.); ali
modern improvements, oil h.-w.h.;
month. CAN r. 4. HuMPHRYEs.
sTIvER EssisSfi; srEINcesWaa2EiAroN Mk sRa2i Area
2-bedrm.. unfurn. house; inmed.
possession. Can Twining 1906. after
.eBRRD6kiooM oBRRiD6kiooM BRICK, ga. heat. .,.e
Kitchen; $3.50 mo. ERWIN REALTY
n c0,i 2RETSf43SN; HS 95SS; eyes. vs VA; 1asi 3
2-bath detached brick house in very
desirable neighborhood. All modern
conVeniences: Available now 1928
per mo. THOS. j. FISHER a. Co,
INC, 73S 18th ct. NV, DI. $3.50.
TOWN HOUSE on lie Rol pI. NV:
containing 8 bedrms., 4 baths, sery-
ants quarters; excellent for diplo-
mat, chancery or doctor. CaIl Mr..
Dodge, jr., WEAVER BROS, INC,
DI. $500: ewes, OR. S496.
PETWORTH-6 large rms, 2. Riassed-
in porehes. full bsmt.: vacant $50
PEI psrr, mo; KENNEDY REALTY Co.
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. rambler.
no bsmt.: large lot, new garage;
house. mos. old, loc. 8 mi. OF b. G.,
on Route so. Call MR.. BIRKETT'
ia. 4-l600 between and pm.
KENSrNGToN-3-bedroom det., o
story brick, close to school; base
mo. SAMUEL z. BoGLEY' NC
Wheaton ONCE. LO. 5-3434. ~
CHILLUM-Det. brick, s rms, on
7Ox90 fenced-in yard; new-house
condition, automatic gas heat; SI25
per mo. Phone Mr.. Smith, with
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, DI. I41I. -
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18th and Whittier NV.
Beautiful det. brick; lse. rms, 2
baths, '1st d. powder rm.; lovely lot;
immac. cond. A real buy. Call MR.
eyes
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HOUSES FURNISHED

MOVING
CAREFUL, EXPERIENCED MEN
EDELIN,, Ii. 3-5O47, -6
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CHEVY CHASE. D. G.. RAMBLER

CHEVY CHASE. D. c., RAMBLER
Newly Constructed
Split level, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths,
spacious combination living dining
room, with fireplace, complete mod
ern kitchen. full basement, storage
attic, beautiful grounds, built by one
Of .Washington's better builders,
truly lovely home, located in the
Lafayette School area. BERENTER
d COMPANY, Realtors, IA. 1880
until 8 pm. -
GLOVER PARK
241S 39th STREET NV.
Owner leaving city, will sell S-room,
2k-bath row brick; rec. room, gas,
h.-w.h., garage; W block from bus
stop; conv. transp. to downtown and
GEORGETOWN Univ. Mr.. Msury, TU
1925. MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
SHEPHERD PARK
All the room in the world for large
family! Extra-large rooms in this
4-bedrm.. cypress s-shingle detached
house. Large extra room on 1st
floor an added attraction. One OF
the most convenient locations in
the city. near Walter Reed Hospital.
schools. transportation and shop
ping. Priced for today's market
Call Mrs. Williamson, ia. 7027.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. D1. 3346
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CHEVY CHASE

New home in most attractive part OF
Old Chevy Chase. near Blessed
SACRAMENT Church and School.
standing value and location. S22.-
$50. 1st trust $4,000 with
monthly payments of only 500 per
mo- Nice side street with minimum
YELLOTT 81 co.
1924 Eye st. NV. MA. O4s4
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18th and C. ST. NE

17th and c st. N. e.
Home and income available to pur-
chaser Of this immaculate brick
nome; consists Of 1st floor with liv.
A.; 8 bedrms.. kit. and bath; bsr-t.
with toilet and built-in garage: Ssa-
crete front porch: new oil burner;
h.-w.h.; sacrifice for substantial
cash down. Call j. J. Meyer. Ak.
F, E. MALCOLM. Realtor
Evening star., 1950-09-06
BRIGHTWOOD

Modern semidet. brick-6 rms; 2h
Gas. h.-w.h., garage. Conv. located
to everything and priced right for
quick sale. H. T. RANDOLPH, RE.
2137, TR. 1855.
Evening star., 1950-09-06
OW. 3024

Ideal Bungalow, $10,950
5 lovely rms: liv. rm., with tirepl.,
tile bath. and shower; stairway to
large attic. space for 2 extra rms;
det. garage; bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.; 10
Gated in excellent all-white area;
real close TO parochial and public
schools; $1,000 down; bal. on 4fo
1st trust; payable $50 mo-, incl.
taxes. Mr.. Hammack, NO. 1908;
ewes, UN. 3507.
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HOUSES FOR sALE=N.W.

1900 BLK. DELAFIELD PL. NV,
vacant; attr; dst; home; Q rms. az
home is in immac. cond and has
foil. features: Lge. recep. hall, liV.
beamed ceiling dining rm.. mod. KIT,
tile powder rm.; 2nd a.. 4 bedrms..
2 baths; 3rd f.. 2 bedrms.. l bath;
gar. Ige. outside porch: can be
handled with small payment to re-
Evening star., 1950-09-06

CHEVY CHASE
2 excellent brick homes, both with
bath and 1st floor bedrooms; one
with bedrooms and / with q bed
rooms. both well located as to trans
portati0n and schools. Let us show
you these Immediately for they are
8 pm.
ORAN s. CRAWFORD
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Colonial Investment Co.
HOME AND INCOME

Good NV. location. S-rm. corner
brick; 2 apts. with extra rm. For
details call Mr.. Foster. 10. 9-S400;
ewes, 81. 4166. MERCER BLDG
Evening star., 1950-09-06
coLoRED-7i0 9th 81.

VIII buy this lovely 6-rm. brk. home
In immaculate cond. Tile bath.
h.-w.h. front and rear yds. Mr..
Atino: after a. RA. 4450. zAGAAI
coLORED-300 BLK. TENN. AVE.
$1,000 down; priced right: easy
BREITERMAN REALTY co.
Evening star., 1950-09-06

Anacostia-Near 18th and Minne-
sofa ave. Substantially built semi
det. brick. 8 rms. 4 bedrms. and Q
tiled baths. 2nd a., 2 fireplaces. rec.
garage. priced right for quick sale.
HARTMAN REALTY. INC.
1345 Good Hope Rd. Sc.
LU. 4-3400 VI. 5976
Evening star., 1950-09-06

Offers Private Living Similar
to Your Own Home.
On New Hampshire Ave.
Extended at Piney Branch Road, il
Montgomery County. Silver Spring
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcon.., |,

CHILDREN'S WEAR STORE
To be sold for less than stock. CO.
ing business. nne fixtures and good
will. An excellent NV. location.
Only So, 900 cash down required TO
town. only reason for sacrifice.
DOROTHY X. WINSTON q CO.,
1424 X st. NV. ST. ALL. or SH.
Evening star., 1950-09-06

GROCERY STORES
NV. AND NE. LOCATIONS - som.
with Inv. quarters; excel. buys; for
prices call
Reach g. Purcell. Elk 2412
Evening star., 1950-09-06

$50 10 DARK
'or GI or non-GI. 217 33rd st. NE:
rd., s rooms, full tiled bath and
rec. rm. Quick possession.
T. D. BURGESS
1874 Pa. Ave. Sc. VI. 2S02 till 3.
Evening star., 1950-07-02
557 Auditioned
For Orutorio

Some 557 musicians. singers.
dancers and actors have been
auditioned recently for the COM
ing production of r. Nathaniel
Dett's ordering of Moses" ora
torio. in Grifith Stadium July %
by the National Negro Opera Co
Two hundred have been selected
for the cast. with vacancies re-
manning for solo parts. Addition
irgs continue several nights .
week under the supervision OF
Mary Cardwell Dawson. impres-
sario and director.
One of the aims of the organi-
zation Is to discover. develop and
present talented young people
among the Negro race. It takes
pride in having already launched
on a public career several playing
now on Broadway. Some of the
gifted persons selected through the
talent hunt" to date are: Jacque
Ringler. Bernice Hill. Mary Ander-
son, Dorothy Grear, Herman
Cameron. Charles Dimes, Juanita
Hayes. Cynthia Jones, Patricia
johnson, Theodolia Lee. Vivian
Hayes. Mary Mingo, Stephanie
Mae Blair, Lloyd Maull. John Mac
Milliam, James .Giemen. Clinton
Williams and w. j. Summerfield.
Many Of the persons selected to
assist the permanent opera chorus
work In governmental agencies,
attend local high schools and uni
versities, also represent various
fraternal organizations.
Evening star., 1950-07-02

Robert Hieber, organist and
choirmaster at Westmoreland Hills
Congregational Church, will give
"a recital in the Washington Cathe-
dral this afternoon at 4.
The National Gallery of Art will
present Villa Semple. pianist, and
William H. Miller, tenor, in joint
recital tonight at 5. Paul Higgin-
botham will assist Mr.. Miller at
the piano.
|. Margaret, Barnwell. soprano
soloist at the Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church, will be soloist
with the Army Band at the east
front of the Capitol Friday at 8
pm. Miss Barnwell is well-known
for her recitals at the National
Gallery of Art and the Phillips
Gallery. She makes an annual
appearance at Dartmouth College
with its Handel Society and Is in
demand as oratorio singer.
Mabel Linton Williams played a
recital in the Brethren Church,
Fort Valley. Va. last Sunday. The
first part of the program consisted
OF her own compositions. one OF
which. THE Lord Is My Light.
was awarded q prize by the Fri
day Morning Music Club.
Evening star., 1950-07-02
Corner
On Coins
BY Ted Hummer

The motto, "In God We Trust
was first used on the two-cent
pieces issued from 1864 to 1873
This was one of the most short
lived Of all American coins.
Adoption of this motto is
credited to a Rev. M. r. Watkin-
son who suggested similar word
ing to Salmon P. Chase, Secretary
of the Treasury in 1861. The
pastor suggested the legend, God
Liberty, Law" which he explained
would relieve us from the ig-
nominy of heathenism.
Chase asked the mint director
to submit designs for a coin with
such a motto, expressing in as
few words as possible that the
peoples trust was in God. Re-
ligious feeling attained high
pitch during the Civil War and use
OF such a motto apparently had
been considered even before the
clergyman's suggestion was re-
ceived.
The two-cent piece, of bronze,
was slightly larger than the nickel
OF today. It differed from most
United States coins in that its
observe (heads side) bore shield
rather than a head of liberty or
some person. Above the shield
was scroll bearing the motto.
The tails side bore a wreath within
which was the denomination, "2
cents" and with the words United
States of America around the edge
OF the coin, outside the wreath.
Two-cent pieces of 1872 and
1873 are scarce. with the latter
date struck in proofs only.
Evening star., 1950-07-02
Symphony Opens
Sesqui Series
This EveninQ

The opening concert of the gala
Sesquicentennial concert series by
the National Symphony Orches-
ira at the Watergate will be held
tonight at $50. Dorothy Maynor,
great Negro soprano. is the solo,
ist. Howard Mitchell, permanent
conductor Of the orchestra, will
direct.
The All-Tschaikowsky program
Wednesday night will feature
cannon shots during the per-
fornance of the composers
"1812" overture. The latest type
OF artillery. perfected by the
United States Army, will be
placed on the drive facing the
Watergate barge and will be at
tended by four Army musicians
each instructed to fire according
to score" With the aid Of an
electrical hook-up the conductor
viii cue the gunner into firing the
cannon on the beat.
Mr.. Mitchell spent two days
last week in rehearsal with the
commanding officer of the artil-
lery unit at Fort Myer. Slightly
worried over the exact timing
necessary for the effect, he was
pleasantly surprised to find that
each cannon went off within a
second after the signal was given.
The overture will be last on the
program.
Earl Wild will play Tschaikow-
sky's famous piano concerto after
the Fifth Symphony" scheduled
first. On Friday, the soloist is
Alec Templeton. famous pianist
and entertainer, who will give
some of his inimitable improvisa-
tions in addition to Grieg's piano
concerto.
The National Symphony man
agement announces the engage
ment of John Charles Thomas,
baritone. for the last Watergate
concert by the symphony on July
%. He will sing a full program
and act as narrator for Copland's
"A Lincoln Portrait"
Evening star., 1950-07-02

to provide a refresher course, ex-
planning and demonstrating new
techniques and methods of class
and group piano instruction. DR..
Burrows is professor of Music.
Teachers College. Columbia Uni
versity and supervises piano in
struction at Horace Mann School,
New Work.
Evening star., 1950-07-02

: 1 q II Z Z 3 re-
nowned humor-
ist-satirist. ap-
pears on a new
2-franc French
stamp. He was
born in 1894.
died in 1853
and is best re-
membered for
his Pantagruel
and Gargantua.
His pen name
was Alcofribas
N a Sier." The
Evening star., 1950-07-02

Csc e n tavoS.
b ro W n. shows
an allegorical
figure with a
letter in his
hand. A plane
and a train are
introduced into
the background.
The 80-c, aqua
marine, features
a hand holding
a globe and the
Soc, violet, dis
plays the letters
slYr u Hu !
Evening star., 1950-07-02
WEDNESDAY.

Gns Woriu rdneia American
WEDNESDAY.
MARINE BAND, Major william F. SAN
telmann, leader, east front Capitol,
pm. Grand March and cortege".
sheba"; f Rossinis LA La cenerentols% y
overture: Chopin Galladoro's Fan
TASTE" Harold Malsh, clarinet soloist;
Bidgood's Sons Of the Brave; Lot
items s5s a o goss5srn saassns sslss sass
.sate,s Gypsy Airs" Charles Owen.
marimba soloist: Chaminade's Scarf
Dance; pam Ride Of. Si the wal valkyries"
NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
VIA Gsard Dansi msshe sooiss sss
$50 pm. All-Tschaikowsky pro-
gram. symphony, e Minor. op.
64";; Concerto No. l, B-hat Minor.
Opi,. Op ss;s ;; ;s,s'. Mt Wild; Overture soien-
THURSDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME MILITARY BAND,
Franklin B.. Charles. bandmaster,
ahlasssha' Aasllesg suehsss R snoas pasiIn aoI
day.; Benefits 'Remember chopin;
Selections from Kalman's "Sari',:;
soe s eTagads Sg wiSe e tRs Monasrfu ssf
Lakes Good Old Pals"
FRIDAY.
ARMY. BAND, Captain Hugh Curry,
conductor, Margaret Barnwell. So
grano sVao,ss aonsss east nf r9a sset caPite Ra4ss
ssssriee esai oSerisasd ana ssanedict at sfrli9f de
Ballet" 'Angeius" from Massenet's
ss ssnss aors sitssssssss sossrt
@ c@hornia@ Band d. Chorus S'si It. samuel SAMUEL
bbsSSa' bsssS' SSnaaetins ross pssrs sS dsnce
orchestra: LEI EsSar's God and siss siiVsr
Ispnis Z jour" rom cSarpsntier,s
from rosssns Mlss sarnDDs Dsr Geiss Eardas aes
Woiwoden."
NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
womsn. wRanss ssSsa sor. sssd sssat
ssaE; w'ssrssss &sess s;so R% Rasyaalss; Sss!
mentales";; qrieg's Concerto, a
Howe's Howe; " sohs ne of Ii paimss S's'SV Womens l
pieton; Selections from Porter's
kiss Me, Kate" arr. Bennett.
SATURDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME MILITARY BAND. 1
Franklin B.. Charles. handmaster.
The Avenue: Overture to Rom
berg's 'sThe Student FRINGE; Cae-
sar's I'm q little bit fonder OF
you; Johnson,s In the Hills Of
Gershwin, arr Bennett. Gibbs
"Runnin Wild: Tierney's saw
Mill River Road; Scotto's La
Ronde Du Soirs; Innes' Love Is