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ROOMS WITH BOARD

YEARLY GUESTS in renned home.
yeniences;, Address Locust Hill"
,saa MIsehe5lyills; FIX sr MS. 10 70,
for men; good food; early break
fast optional; TV. Nj. 2740. ~
THE MAR LEETA, 1925 10th st. NV.
Single and double rooms for young
ladies and young men. Water, phones
in rooms; showers; excellent board.
NV. sECTIoN-suitable for 2 empl.
693i NINTH sT. n. W.ENiceiiy fur2.
trwTt5n. bedrm.. delicious meals. qE.
ROOM AND BOARD for refined Ed
ferly lady; in nice home. Refs. Phone
ALExANDRIA-Private rm., with ex.
fees faRsp WeaS 70 pstfc t9T y0uns Gs T Ss s9pS
All E. Howell ave
gentlemen, excel; meals and
lunches, home atmosphere, TV; close
ss5S90p0ping center and bus line. TIE.
DOWNTOWN, 1929 K st. NV, CIV,
vic;-Double rm,; suitable for 2
girls or boy students or Govt. en-
ployes; twin beds: next to bath;
week. weeks. Rfaii; ST. 7os7. S@l7o each every s 2
WENDELL TERRACE-Cool, pleasant
doubles. triples; excel. meals; conv.
trans lge. lawn, porch; $50 mo.
BLAIR dtstSs MANSION a. M q " ~ gsSf BIsir
I'd. NV; beautiful rms, fine food,
free parking; daily. weekly and
monthly rates. sH. Ss17, sH,' s$55.
LOVELY CLEAN RM., with good food
for . men; pvt. home. AD O293.
WANTED-In Va by middle-arpd
couple, room and board or iirht
housekeeping quarters in quiet su.
burban home Of old people. can furn-
ish own room light laundry privil,,
on A.. B. e. W bus line preferred.
1912 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Com-
Portable, clean: excel. compIets
meals, congenial group; $3.50, DU.
1925 18th st. NV
New ownership, newly decorated sgl.
people; exceptionally nal ''SS55IdinfoanE GOOD food.
RETIRED GENTLEMAN, hon home sur
rGfudnidings rfn cool. lge. second floor In
weekly. Basement. S9.75. GE. 1865.
WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble rms in remodeled re-
dec bldg. Running water in every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.; Bendix washer;
selected menu: S50-S60 1925 2isi
st r.w HU 1924
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SPECIAL SUMMER
WEEKLY RATES
HOTEL CARROLL ARMS
1st AND C SITS. NE.
AT. $500

COLORED-LARGE BEDRM. with
small alcove; conv. transp.; suitable
gentleman; privil. DU. 1888; 3014
18th st. NV. -
COLORED-154 TODD PLACE NE
Large front bedrm., conV trarSp
off North Capitol ST.; privileges,
Call after 5 pm, MI 1867. 1t
COLORED. ROOM for man: 81 a
week 513 9th st. ne; call after
c5, pm Ii 6,s279 ,,xr,,p5S'
1918 First ne; large front room, all
home priyils.; see Sun or after s
coLoREDWa s'' RooMs-For quiet
sober men; Govt. Employed 1000
blk, Sth st. ne. Call Ii. 7-251S
CoLORED-yERY LARGE FRONT
RM.-Neatly furn., all priyils., re-
fined home, all utils. included; /
person only, S35 mo. Call before
10 and after 6 pm. TU. 1929.
CoLORED-NICE DOUBLE ROOM
for rent; Seat Pleasant. AK, 1879.
CoLoRED-FRoNT - Single and
double rooms for rent. Ii 3-247S
or 10 S-3994
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CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK

PASTURE FOR GRAZING. also mod
ern stable; both for rent. Ashton
SHEEP; Z ewes, 1 young ram and l
FzRafI fzf am1 SAm ai e. ones SF ~ Md fRT sS5 Ash
one NE GUERNSEY COW and heiter
e5 bSiaTlsn HEAD SHETLAND PONIES, 81
head saddle horses: 2 miles west of
Meetinr House I'd intersection. IS
HAMPSHIRE PIGS: reeistered: {
weeks; boars; aoo s25; sows, S3o
BLRcK GUsfSF T1FiHoRoBRED. 5-gaited mare.
SIXTEEN DAIRY cows, s to freshen
this fall, springinG heifers. FA.
MARE, work or ride: l spotted mare
PooS eoOd for cRIdren RFs Gld rA a8os. aeFSe
saddle and bride. Call before 5 pm
20 HEREFoRD AND ANGUS cows
and calves: calves $50 TO 800
pounds; $500. W. J. HINES, Ash
BEAUTiFuL i IIFti registered saddle-bred
mare, gentle, yet plenty Of style;
perfect for lady to ride; 5000. Call
any evening after pm. ask for
Mr.. or MRS. SHREVE, FA. 1854.
HoLsTEIN fresh COW and calf. MRS
MLAAGGRUDER. Fairland. Md. Ashton
25 EWES and Is ewe-lambs for sale
Will sell all or part Gaithersbure
FRESH, thoroughbred Guernsey COW
and heifer calf, 3rd calf, $3.50. KE
GRay RIDING MARE yrs old
S100.. Holstein cow. 5 yrs. old, due
FRESH cow - Unusually desirable
jersey. GUERNSEY Cross family COW
gentle, easy mixer. lack of help re-
ouires disposal. guaranteed. $500
HAMPsHIRE SHEEP breeding and
wethers. Telephone LA. 6-s422.
sow AND PIGS; wks. old. Cal
Vienna 132-W-2.
IMPORTED forward seat jumping
saddle: peri. cond. narrow fork. for
attainable this country. SH. 1896
BEAUTIFUL gated Kentucky saddle
horse, gentle and stylish. $3.50
GENTLE white mare pony. yrs. old
breed $3.50 Fairfax 6-W-2, 5000
or best OFFER. r B. Holsteln heifer,
PAIoMrNo AL NJ See'H HORSE. SCI i, iady-broke;
regd walking mare. 5 riding horses,
hunter. yrs. old, sound: l work
mare, cheap; ! Shetland pony. 4436
Rp1s sHFss9d I'd ToRsE mi siTp from olS SemsssTy srs
partially broken; bride, halter and
new saddle; $3.50 or best offer. Cal
LA, 6-9542, A
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GUIrRERT
1850 18th ST. n.w.-Sgle. and dbls
rms. some with pvt bath maid and
24-hr PIX service co T2G1

<4oO 10th ST.. n.w.-Sgle. and 6bes
rms, some with pvt bath maid and
24-hr PIX service co 1881
CoLORED-FOR GENTLEMAN, nicely
bath. References. Call HO. O113.
coLoRED-FRoNT BEDROOM With
twin beds, suitable for 2 girls or
cple,; with privileges. RA. 29S7. --6
COLoRED--1316 WALLACH PL. Lge.
mo. Apply after 8 pm, see MRS.
HARRIS. AID. 1904. 3
COLORED-1113 P ST. NV; Ige.
turn. ,rm;. use of kit and lndry. tray.
No. children. Plenty of hot water.
S34 % per mo; Apply after s pm.
c0d0RE1-NEATLY sI6'RIa9 :, FuRN. RM: for
able home. CO. 5g95. ~5
COLORED ROOM 3 blocks from
Howard Univ, near bus line; for
sE24 e9lored man. 3114 Park pl. NV.
coLoRED-4o14 RED; MARLBORO q pL.
N.W,--Sgle. front rm.. doie. front
rm.; twin beds; home privils: girls
only. Call after l. RA. 4691.
CoLORED-12O2 IRVING sr. NV,
Iurn: room in nice nome for l
%%e9rm1an; lady; good transa. AID.
CoLoRED. RM. for refined sober en-
ployed settled man or cpie. z22s
l3th st. NV. DU. c232. 10
COLORED, FURNISHED ROOM, re-
sticted neighborhood; S45 mo- with
AID al privileges. Call any time. TU.
CoLoRED-1ae1 KENYON sT.-Ige
front rm., End A.. twin beds, instant
hot water. Ideal for 2 ref, Govt
empl. persons away from home. -
COL.--LGE. FRONT RM. with twin
9th st. NV. Cali Ho. 6s35. "010
COLoRED-62O KEEFER PLACE
N;W-Ssl.. newly decorated, run
ming water. KIT, and liv. nm. privils
COLORED-NICE FURN. ROOM fo1
couLle' next, to. bath. AD. 57S7. ali
CoLoRED-a5I4 ONTARIO RID
Front rm. for nice gentleman, cony
to ,carlines; Cali CO. 5536 for
CoLORED-sis YOU ST. NV
LEe front rm., ! or men, priv
ileges eoonv. transp. in LeDroit PIX,
CoLoRED-2 NICE LGE. RMS. twin
beds. on end A., next to bath with
sleeping porch, In quiet home. to be
used as dbl. or sgl, Ho. SOIL.
CoLoRED-NR. 9th & PEBEeautitul
couple or people. priyil. to have
62S6 or LA. 6-7654 IS
COLORED-LGE. FRONT ROOM,
windows, kitchen privileges. co,
CoLoRED-LGE. sGL.. FRONT RIM.
for empl gentleman. neatly furn.,
near carline, some PRIVILEGES. TU.
1896
CoLoREL - NEAT INTELLIGENT
man for pvt. rm., next to bath, in
pvt. home. PRIVILEGES. cal AID. 1929.
COLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM,
priyils. 1929 Perry pl. NV TU'
coLoRED-HoME PRIvILs,. for 2
ooGoRED@NIcE ofd e eoSIe RM. M for sse, girl;
home privils; Govt. employe pref.
CoEoRED-BEDRoOM. ali privileges,
accept 9hildren4 11g4 1881 corcoran st.
COLORED-NICELY FURN.. double
and single; PVT, kit; 4;,i for empl per
C%oLoRsiEHDb' COLO siHb'e ROOM Il for - employed
ave. NV, AD. 7764.
COLoRED-FURSIsHED sGLE, RM,
home ZEN Th priv!lfssss' afss AZ Park Fd' NV
CoLoRED-2 FURN, ROOMS, large
and small; single or couple; reas
coLoREDLIARGE ok REF LARGE FRONT RM.. fol
1 or . men; convenient to streetCaE
and busline DE. S2I3.
COLORED-FuRNIS ROOM, fol
couple, , men or , girls; separate
kit. facilities; $40 week. TU
034a. 416 Irving st. NV.
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ROOMS uAEuRNIsHEp

VERY Ice. RM.. "a bath; mod. apt.
S35 mo. Gil. 5116. 2065 N. Glebe
rd, Arl, Va. -6
9 CONNECTING RMS. and bath,
suitable Office or liv quarters. $50
mo. RE. 1870 til $50 pm. except
sun. -
RM. IN APT. for one person or cpl.
Near transp,, etc, privileges. HU.
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COUNTRY BOARD

Infants and children. 8
mos and up Pickup and delivery
service. Inspection invited. AP.
VACATION ON A FARM-Adults only.
45 min. from D. C. Wkly., S38 up,
THE RANDALLS, Clarksville, Md
MODERN HOME, 35 mi. from WASH
ineton. on Hwy so. fresh vegetables,
and dairy products. Call NO. $50.
Evening star., 1951-08-05

Record Collections
Any kind; best prices paio for opera
COMMISSION SHOP, NO. 2653.
SCRAP IRON, SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries, house rags; highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your ac-
cumulations, please phone us. ACE
JUNK GO, 1880 Georgia ave. nv.
SCRAP IRON, SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries, house RAGS; highest prices
paid II you cannot deliver voul
accumulations please phone Us
WASH; RAG q BAG CO 21h at
SMALL MILLING MACHINE and ma,
chine shop tools. GE. 362l.- i
SHOTGUN, good grade double. but
might take pump or automatic al
reas. price. 81. 2515.
USED TELEVISION and refrigerators
in good cond. Call SPARKS, KI
S-3393 IS
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BOXERS
FARM 6 GARDEN

CLEAN FILL DIRT, blue stone, top
soil. road gravel, tree removal, haul
ing 10. 3-5579. %
TREE REMOVAL. Sb and up: get our
free estimates and save money.
PAUI's TREE sEVIcE' % 5-457s'
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GUNS

HIGH CHAIR and play pen, in good
NEWSPAPERS MANIEDmAlsn prices
ave. NV, HU. 442i.
NEWSPAPERS WANTED Highest
prices paid II you cannot deliver
your accumulationS, please phone
US WASHINGTON RAG g. BAG
co 2lb [ st s.w D1. S007.
OFFICE FURNITURE, all kinds, Of
fee machines any kind. top price
paid Evenings, Sundays. co. 4625;
week, DI. 7372,
PIANO, Lester Betsy Ross mahogany
spinet, desk model %. OW. 72l5.
PIANO, will store nice console or
baby grand free in spacious new
home in exchange for moderate Use.
n Exeellent sds car care e.; KE; S-6S60 ..,n
e; to PA2b ! ~, GoLlRART' AID, sI. Ie2S
ularly interested in buying better
IAL PIANO CO. MA, 1870; ,ono
At a low price; immediate removal
PIANO W; WANTED, cpl, with dry; cool l
spinet. no small children. excel.
care; ref. Ak. 0731 after 8.
PIANOS, ALL STYLES -
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Cali Day or Night, SH. 3039
RADIO PHONO.. armchair model,
FM-AM 3-Speed IL" speaker, WO
Evening star., 1951-08-05

MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
ATTIC EXHAUST FANS for rent. soc
day. MA. 4196. -l5
CHAIN SAWS. power saws. power
post hole diggerS power lawn NOW
ers electric hedge trimmers
RUST'S HARDWARE
Falls Church Va. FA 6622
Evening star., 1951-08-05

GOLD
Bring your dental gold platinum, dis.
carded teWelry We pay cash
A. KAHN, INC.
So YEARS Al 93h ? ST NV
GUITAR, Spanish. Martin, Gibson or
what have you? Private party. AT.
1853. OW 2336. b
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WASHERS

Save on famous makes of auto. and
v*tngers Check our prices open
ewes.
American Service Center
bs5 N. Glebe rd. Arl., Va, OW. 1122,
Evening star., 1951-08-05

WASHING MACHINE. Thor Auto;
magic $ 2 years old; $50. Call
wHSHiNG MACHINE. Launderall,
fully automatic. newly reconditioned,
$50 or best offer, OW. 5715.
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix Econo-
f''lly automatic; q mos. old
Sl55 or best offer OW. 5115.
WASHING MACHINE, Maytag; sofa;
good condition. AID, 1853. 1914 Park
WASHING MACHINE. Maytag with
wringer; auto. pump; excel. cond
WASHING MACHINE, Apex, lates
model wringer-type. new condition
IN mos! =: ss"l scasy 0"H L. ''''
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nationally advertised brands go of
TV are. being offered at or below
wholesale cost. You won't find
better prices anywhere, Cash or
terms
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IEIENINIUN
BELOW WHOLESALE
COST

Table models consoles. combinations
Current 1851 models In factory
cartons.
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DINETTE SUITE, junior, Pa. 2a36.
FURNITURE, ladies' clothing, mems
clothing and miscl. items. LILLIAN
COHEN, % II st. ne. D1. 9S17.-7
tents or odd pieces: also old china
bric-a-brac Buying and selling for
55 years hoPWOODS 9Th and z
st NV ME- 52S7
FURNITURE WkNTED-Single pieces
and complete households. etc. AID
sS79; ewes. Nd Sundays. AT. 25ls
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PRINCE KARI, HOTEL,

PRINCE KARL HOIEL
AIR CONDITIONED
1901 K ST. NV. RIGHT DOWN
TOWN. Newly decor. phone. 24-hr.
switchboard sgles.. dhleS.; reas.
rates. EX 7725.
LARGE TRIPLE ROOM
Suitable for 3 young ladies or 8
gentlemen; near Dupont Circle,
block off Conn. ave, 1928 18th st.
NV. $3.50 each per week: also dbl.
room, $50 and up. -7
GORDON HOTEL
916 10Th st. n.w-Lge. airy twin
bedrms. with bath. $2S per week
with running water, $22 per wk.
singles, S12 and S14 per wk. MA.
1864
CAIRO HOTEL
1918 Que ST. nw.-Speciai wkly.
rates, single from Sl4 per week up,
double from LS21 wk UP: spacious
rooms. no. 2104
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.CoLoRED-FURNISHED - Or un-
furn. rm.. for l or more persons,
with light cooking privileges. Ii.
3-326l.
iCOLORED - FURNISHED ROOM
110S 4th st. sw,; for rent; single
or couple. ST. S3S7.
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WESLEY HALL

Spacious dble. rms IN remodeleo re-
dec bldg. Running water IN every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec rm; Bendix washer:
selected menu: S50-S6O 1925 2lai
st NV HU 1924
Evening star., 1951-08-05

GAS las t.Is RANGES. mattresses, stoves.
ACME STOVE CO.. MA. S952.
GOLF CLUBS, require set of match
woods and /or irons In excel. cond
by top-noteh manufacturer. WA.
6572.
GOLF CLUBS. top quality; matched
woods and irons plus bag. Elk
1852. %. s.
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MIscL. WANTED Cont,

FURN.--I will pay highest cash prices
for single piece or your entire
cont. incl stoves, refgr.. wash. mach,
bric-a- brac etc; we will be closed
Mon. during July and AUGUST. 6E
u5S5
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ter bedrm. list f., twin beds, So
cial privils.: parking optional. 1912
10th st. NV. DE. 9706. %
LGE. ATTRAC. RIM. in pvt house;
sgle.. S35. TU. 1884, 1431 New
ton st NV. -5
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK,
18th, at Harvard-Delightfu large
newly decorated front rm. next to
bath in immaculate home for re-
DE. S62S. IS
CLUB, 1888 10th st. NV.
-Busine nesswomen, double rnl., pvt.
hath. clean heaut furn -k
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PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Taii nov AZ NIGHT aI 9n3Q
Record Collections

RADIO PHONO.. armchair model,
FM-AM 3-speed. IL" speaker. WO.
1645 after 6 pm
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADD. MACH, typewriter. calc.. cash
reg. office equip, any kind; top price.
DI 1872, CO. 1928 ewes, Sun.
AMPLIFYING EQUIPMENT.
Intercommunications. also recording
equipment tape, wire, disc. Also
ncccrrrrins co ANNR
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NO PHONE QUOTATIONS

bLAIhZo ". 4J-4 WIS. ave. NV,
OR. $500. Open ewes. til Q.
TLLE-Interlocking plastic and alu-
free estimate; 30 months to pay.
CAPITOL CONTRA. CO, Bethesda
Nd, WI. 60S6 or WI. 4730. -
TIRES, Firestone super balloon,
blackwell, low pressure, size 7.10x-
10; worth S26.19 each with tax:
will sacrifice for $40 each. GE. 6025
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FURNITURE WANTED at
once; any amount. Call
JAMES, MA. 1920.
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TIRES. (3D, U. s. Royal TO0xl5. good
condition. G1h EI 1Ek1
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CONTINUED on Next Pasel
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Marcus Polak S" tilt arb.
saw or steel stand, S45; wood lathe
ST., flexible shaft, So; work bench,
2 record players, SO and ST.;
recorder and rec player, S35; also
Vokar 35 nm. f2,S camera and case
Evening star., 1951-08-05

2 LGE. COOL RMS, in pvt. home;
express bus at door; unlimited
phone; GE, 1873; -5
sgle or dble.; $40 sgle. Can GE.
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GARDEN TRACTOR, rototiller, 5-h. p.
dGIti1 meter; IKE IKE new new harrqgs' plows
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UPHoLsTERY CLEANING MACHINE

with Poing buslnessi exc. oppoTtunIty
for part time or full TING work,
For an opportunity of a lifetime
with a small investment Of S400
get in this thriving business ard
earn yourself a future. Paid up
sd. through Oct. 1851. Act quick
Evening star., 1951-07-29
TOMORROW.

NAVY BAND. 1t. Comdr. Charles
Brendler. conductor Anthony
Mitchell clarinet; Ben Mitchell Morris,
tenor. soioistS; east front, Capitol,
pm. Grieg's ''Triumphal March, -
Entry of the Gods Into Valhalla.' -
from Wagner's The Rhinegold";
Kreisler's The Old Refrain" Tam
bourin Chinois." I" "Polonaise," from
Thomas "Mignon," Mr.. Mitchell;
Dance of the Hours" from Pom
chielli's La Gioconda"; vocal selec-
tions by Mr.. Morris; Tschaikowsky' S
Overture Solennelle 1872"
SIDNEY FORREST. clarinet: LYDIA
FARQUHAR, viola: RICHARD KA-
PUSCINSKI, cello; RICHARD GOOD
MAN, piano; Phillips Gallery. $50
K. 49S," for clarinet. viola. piano:
Brahms Trio, A Minor, Op. ia. "
for clarinet. cello, piano
Evening star., 1951-07-29
'AvonMiIIs Festival
Slated for Auoust

The Blue Ridge Music Festival
concerts will be inaugurated at the
Blue Ridge Music Center, Avon
Mills, on Sunday, August IL, at
4:30 pm. (EST). The Virginia
Symphony Orchestra, under the
direction of William Haaker, will
play Schubert's Unfinished"
Symphony, the "Waltzes" from
Strauss Der Rosenkavalier,"
.Liszt's Hungarian Fantasie,"
Vaughan Williams English Folk
Song Suite" and Dvorak's "Sla-
voni Dances"
Vocal solos and duet numbers
for harp and piano will be pro-
|grammed on Sunday, August 10,
the artists to be announced. The
final concert takes place on Sun
day, August 26, when the Virginia
Symphony, under Mr.. Hackers di-
rection will be heard in Handers
Water Music, Beethoven's Sym
phony No. l." Strauss Blue DAN
ube Waltz" Grofe's Mississippi
Suite" and selections from Rod
gers Oklahoma.
Avon Mills is pre-revolutionary
griStmill of which the loading level
has been turned into a stage with
the audience seated under the
trees. The Summer Music Work
shop in Washington, Va, also di-
rected by Mr.. Haaker, opens on
Monday, August 6, for a three
week course in training for in
strumentalists and vocalists in
symphony and opera, in theory,
and in chorus.
Evening star., 1951-07-29

faculty will preside and speak at
all hearings, specialists have been
asked to speak on the subjects
where a scientific training in a
broader sense is necessary. Some
of the talks will be highly tech
nical by experts in study of sound
and its scientific registration, or
by physicians who specialize in
the bodily areas most concerned
with singing. Since radio, tele-
vision and recording have loomed
large on the vocal horizon, ques-
tions of singing problems in regard
to these public mediums will be
discussed also.
The concerted effort being made
in these workshops to arrive at
and define some accurate basis
for vocal instruction is another
assurance of the trained teachers
battle against the incompetent
ones. The plea for certif1cation Of
all music teachers has been agi-
tated for years. It received fresh
impetus when William Schuman,
President of Juilliard School of
Music sent a letter in June
Ito Gov. Thomas E. Dewey
strongly advocating such a pro-
Icedure. IF parents are to have
/ a reliable guide in engaging pri-
vate music teachers" he wrote,
land if legitimate teachers are to
be protected from unscrupulous
competition. it is essential that
the State provide qualifying ex-
aminations the passing OF which
will attest to the adequacy OF a
teachers equipment"
In no field is this competition so
strong as in that of singing. FIRE.
quently the difficult and danger
GUS work of training a voice is
undertaken by some one whose
knowledge goes no deeper than
what he learned as accompanist
in a vocal studio. Many so-called
coaches dabble in technical prob
lens without knowing from &C
tual experience or study what
they are undertaking. Nothing is
quite so pitiful as the ruination
of promising voice. If the Ma
tional Association of Teachers of
Singing can prevent that, and
supervise the type of instruction
given in this country, it will have
accomplished noble work.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
Peabody Offering
% Scholarships

DR.. Reginald Stewart, director
of the Peabody Conservatory, an
nounces that % scholarships for
the coming academic year will be
available. The scholarships are
for a three-year period and will
be awarded through competitive
before the conserva-
tory faculty and primarily on the
basis of talent. The examinations
will be held during the week Of
September II for bassoon, clar-
met, composition. double bass,
flute, French horn, harp. oboe, or
gan, piano, instrumental and vo-
cal school music, trombone, trum-
pet, tuba, tympani and percus-
sion, viola, violin, cello and voice.
Candidates for the scholarships
must be under 81 on the day of
the examination with the excep-
ton of those competing in organ,
who must be under %. Voice
candidates must be under Is
Applications must e made on
blanks furnished by the conserv-
atory and be mailed to the school
Office npt later than Wednesday,
September S.
The winners obligate them
selves to complete the full schol-
arship period and to devote their
entire time to the course as out
lined by the director.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
Carlton Program

Charles Chapman, carlllonneur,
of the Singing Tower at Luray,
Va. will play an entire program
of first performances of compost
tions especially written for the
occasion by members Of the Wash
ington Composers Club, tonight
at 7:45 o'clock ESTl. This is
the first time such a program has
been given on carlton.
The program will contain r..
Deane Shure's Watts Nativity
Carol" Eric D. Bovet's 20 Night
Serene and Hallowed," Emerson
Movers "Mournful Dirge," Dor
othy Radde Emery's Hear the
Bells Ring Out on Christmas
Day." Mary Howe's Chain Gang
Song" and LaSalle Spier's "Sec-
ond Shenandoah Valley Suite" OF
traditional ballad tunes from the
region. The public is invited.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
VFW Auxiliary Plans
ChiIdren's S Outing

Fifty children from the Central
Union Mission will enjoy an outing
at Glen Echo Amusement. Park
Wednesday, August 8, as guests OF
the Department of District OF Co
lumbia Ladies Auxiliary to the
v. F. w. Mrs. Edith Hiser, youth
activity chairman, has arranged
for bus to transport the children
to the park, leaving Central Union
Mission at 10 am.
After lunch the youngsters will
be provided with free tickets for
all the rides in the park. Volun-
teers will call Sligo 5479 if they
desire to assist Mrs. HiSer.
A group of amputee veterans
from Walter Reed General Hospi-
tai will enjoy the refreshing
breezes of Chesapeake Bay, home
cooked food and hospitality when
they are the guests of 1t. Col.
John j. Held Auxiliary and Post at
the annual beach party today at
Idlewild.
Federal Auxiliary will hold
lawn party August 7 for members
and friends at the home of Past
Department President Adelaide
Grant, 4421 Farraday place NV,
$50 to 8 pm.
Equality Walter Reed Auxiliary
will hereafter visit Ward D, Mount
Alto Hospital on Thursday eve
ming of each week as requested by
the hospital.
Meetings this week:
Wednesday-M Kimmie- CATER
ton, 1909 Rhode Island avenue
NE: Naval Gun Factory, 730
Eleventh street Sc.
Friday-Columbia, the Willard
hotel.