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Evening star., 1951-01-22
By Eleno de Soyn

Ernest Ansermet, famous Swiss
conductor, led the National SYM
iphony Orchestra for the second
time this season in Constitution
Hall yesterday afternoon. Noted
for his poise and economy OF
gestures-the very sparsity OF
which seems to produce such al
wealth Of nuance-the veteran
Conductor presented three works
drawn from the orchestra's regu-
lar repertoire. He was rewarded
by the whole-hearted response OF
the musicians to his artistic direc-
ton
Rarely have Schumann's Sym
phony No. /, in B fiat Major; ST.
belius' EN- Saga" and Rimsky-
Korsakov's "Scheherazade" been
played SO eloquentTy and with such
a beautiful quality Of tone. The
absence Of tension in the conduc-
tor found its counterparts ia the
sound the musicians drew from
their instruments.
Concentrates on Phrasing.
The rather impetuous character
of Schumann's music became
mature and logical under the
baton of Mr.. Ansermet who con-
centrated on the perfection OF
phrasing, distribution Of accents
and on the occasional prominence
given this or the other instru-
ment, or a, group of instruments.
He succeeded in painting a mag
nificent tone picture in the Ell
Saga" in which three elements
the dramatic, the heroic and the
lyric - are reflected in great
sonorities, in the use Of muted
strings and ponticello effects and
folk-like melodies. Sibelius gave
the world q masterpiece Of great
nobility, a characteristic which
MI. Ansermet underscored In his
reading.
The conductors versatility was
confirmed once more in his In
depreciation of the Arabian Tales
Of the "Scheherazade" suite in
which he had the assistance Of
the National Symphony's concert
master Werner Lywen. Mr..
Lywen drew a lovely tone Of
crystalline purity from his violin
in the several challenging caden-
zas assigned to him.
Sonata Recital at Gallery.
Norah Drewett and Geza de
Kresz, well-known violin and
piano-duo, returned to Washing
ton last night to give a sonata
recital In the National Gallery of
Art. AS usual their program pro-
vided an interesting mixture of
old and new. the novelty being
Delius' Sonata No. g." possibly
In It's first performance here.
This work is supposed to be
among the composers last, die
tated by him after he had lost
his eyesight.
Romantic in color. the sonata
has enough dissonance to belong
to this era. It's music appeals for
its soft texture. intimate in char
acter, which reflects the sensitive
and poetic nature Of the COM
poser. Passionate intensity and
restlessness are somewhat relieved
In the last movement by the
greater simplicity of harmonic
structure which gives greater free
dom to the violin and allows it
to sing more naturally.
The sonata was preceded by
Tartini's Sonata in A Major"
and "Fugue" which Mr.. de Kresz
played from memory, and Bach's
Sonata for violin and piano No.
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Musical Show Slated
BY Austrian Students

Visitors from Vienna" musi-
cal show put on by the Austrian
Student Goodwill Tour, will be
staged at 8 pm. tomorrow in the
Jefferson Auditorium Of the South
Building OF the Department Of
Agriculture.
Members of the cast are all
Austrians, and they specialize in
regional folk songs and dances.
some of which are accompanied
by the zither. The Foreign Agri-
cultural Relations Club will spon-
Sor the show.
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News Of Music
Symphony Sporkles in 'Scheherozode'
Under Direction of Ernest Ansern7et

s in G Major" The latter con-
tains q section In which the
piano has a solo part. Mrs. Drew
EFT possesses q remarkable veloc-
ity combined with fine legato,
while Mr.. de Kresz plays with a
great deal Of fire and abandon.
The artists form a well integrated
ensemble.
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IDr. MaqiI 10 Be Awarded Russell Colgate Citation

tional Council Of Religious Edu-
cation from 1922-34. He was pres
ident of the American Federation
of Investors from 1884 until he re-
tired in 1943. He now lives in
Auburn, Ill.
DR.. Magill was active in Mount
Pleasant Methodist Church dur
ing the three years he lived in
Washington.
Evening star., 1951-01-22

be in uniform, either soldiers or
Wacs.
Sergt. Fichette, a former night
club musician and ex-treasurer of
Local 161 of the American Fed
Grafton of Musicians. said that
after additions and rehearsals,
unit shows will be formed for tours
In nearby Army posts.
Evening star., 1951-01-22
Mission Service Thursday

The Rev. Clarence Fairbanks,
pastor Of Washington Brethren
Church, will speak at the annual
homecoming meeting Of the Gen.
tral Union Mission at 7:45 p. m.
Thursday in the mission, 613 c
street N. w. William H. Ramsey.
president of the Mission Minis
terial Council, will preside.
Evening star., 1951-01-22

David Kaye, IA. Of Sheffield.
has become Britain's youngest
glider pilot to qualify for "A
and "B" certificates.
Evening star., 1951-01-22
Norwuy's Blind to Get Bibles

TRONDHEIM, Norway The
Bible is. being translated into Nor
wegian Braille. When the project
is completed, In about two years,
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the Braille Bibles will be distrib-
uted to Norway's blind.
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coLoRED
OPEN 1890 TO 5

Continued on Next Pass5
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HoUSES-SALE-N.W. (cont.

GA. AvE.-Row brick. 20 #. wide,
zoned commercial, 6 rooms and
bath, gas h.-w.h.; also 2-story shop
and warehouse in rear, with ONCE.
ELIOT MfDDLEToN, Reaitor. RE.
11S1.
bedrooms. 2 baths. kitchen, dinettee,
: blocks from Walter Reed Hospital;
oSY iSny s9.asS T. shsPpinIf WILL PnReHasE FA sass
bedroom semidet., brick home, de,
ssirable NV; locaion. shopping InIn and :,
NEAR COZ CONN. SpSS Ave. e. and Nd Kalorama--
Very attractive .2-story brick, 8
rooms, 2 baths. oil burner: in very
good condition; only S6. cash,
ba bny1ts in one tEgst KEtcH Hs PuReE FS5ESnsoIe
oSk ST. of ofl2 THE MOST beautiful and
desirable homes in. Shepherd Park
NV; Consisting Of large rooms, :;
porcs fna basePent newaeh has roam arse s1
tion room with mantel Maids room
with bath, 2-car garage attached.
Shown by appt. only after l pm.
JAMES D. DRAPER. sH. 1859.
$4,000 DOwN-cor. brick. 7 rms,
ftrepl., bath. rec. rm.. gar. oil heat;
quick poss. McDEv1TT, RA. 1922.
NEAR 18th and Columbia Rd. NV.
IL rms, plus bsmt. rms, gar. oil
Owner will accept most reasonable
CORNER ossi &c, Ga. AVE AVE. AND WEBSTER
ST.-3-story and bsmt.; 3 apis,
4 rms. and bath ca; oil h.-wh..
PEAITV INC 121S Gopd Honp
rd. Sc, LU. 4-3400.
NEAR GA. AVE. and Webster ST.
rms, basement. row brick house. in
good condition, new gas furnace,
modern kitchen with refrigerator.
mbbRfoN sf2b aPf near Rssten pS1shes RE- s EhoT
MaHc:ARTHiutRH Mac: BLVD. AREA-e rms.
semi semidet s25 brk; a,o oil hsSh' S exesl KSd
sIygl SG1rr or SAEBEEs' s8as. 'lsl Macarthur
BUCHANAN, NEAR 18th sT.-2o-ft
row brick. detached garage; 4 bed
rooms and bath oil heat; convenient
es MI pTRssd Rnsrk to Ss e1as I9 nspest SiS
1888 MADISON sT.@Det.. 4 rms. on
each floor ? baths. bedrm. and bath
on 1st floor; attic. oil heat. yard
gar; now rented as : apis. Live
III /, Icllt JULIET. SrOOQ lOI Ige,
family. Nice cond.. $1,000 cash
required. Open Mon.-Tues, IA
STROUP. GE. 4l3S. -22
2936 BELLEVUE TER.-Open 2-5
today; brick; rooms, 212 baths,
basement. gas h-wh. Call Mrs,
Raley. MI. 1l44, MORGAN REAL
ESTATE CO. RE. 49i0.
MACARTHUR BLVD. AREA-Substan-
tial masonry over tile. semide-
tached home, 6 large rooms anc
bath. immac. cond.; . rear screened
porches; auto. heat: deep lot; close
to transportation and Key School
must be sold immed conv. terms
EARL 7, WRIGHT, WI. 5000; ewes.
RE. 09S0.
Mr.. 18th AND UPsHUR sTS.-Idea
for doctor; spacious 4-bedroom semi.
det.. brick, , baths, double-car gar.
oil heat rec. room. mod kit, Bendi1
and carpeting; $500 down
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, SH. 1103
Evening star., 1951-01-21
BUSINESS-HOME-INCOME

wide-awake couple; combination gas
oline station. lunch room serving on
and off sale beer, modern grocery
store detached 7-room modern
dwelling with detached garage and
3-room cottage type tenant house,
yielding steady rental income. Real
property well worth the price of
S34,500 Flexible terms.
Dominion Ins. & Realty Agcy.
GIL. 633s. 3103 N. 10th St. OK. 1779.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
BRIGHTWooD

NR. ROOSEVELT HIGH
Real buy. Row brick 2
compl. apis. Second fl. a
rms, bath, scr. pch.): furn.;
rent S125. First fl. held va
cant t} rms, bath. . scr.
pchS}. Bsmt., lovely recr. rm..
, extra rms. Il bath: large
yard; det. gar; cash, SO. $50
handles, bal. payable S1OO mo-,
st and end trusts and taxes.
SISK REALTY. RIA. 63G1.
"a
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BRIGHTWOOD

BRICHTWOOD
1873 RITTENHOUSE ST. NV.
OPEN l TO 5
Vacant, attractive Colonial brick; G
large rms. featuring modern kit
dinette. Wall-to-wall carpeting down
stairs: , baths, End A.: recr. rm.,
sun deck. gas heat stove. refgr.,
screens, Venetian blinds. storm win
dows, etc. Priced to sell. ENTER
PRISE REALTY CO., EX, 34OO;
ewes. GE h1I1
Evening star., 1951-01-21
PARTNER

Proven Successful Business
For sale. excellent location; delica-
lessen, beer on and of sale; owner
leaving town; priced for quick sale.
For full information contact
F. w. CLARKE
Realtor. ia N. st. Asaph St. Alex.
AL. $500. OV 1899: Ewes and Sun
day. XII S-92l7
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GIBSTONE HOTEL
RESTAURANT

1s rooms completely furnished; res
taurant-bar-lobby; brick bldg. on
corner two q. S. hwys. Aged owner
can no longer manage. Lease. S175
mo. A real buy at $4,000, which
does not include the bldg. For further
information call MILLS REALTY
CO., Annandale, Va. FA. 0999.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
LES SHILBY
AN UNUSUAL

Opportunity to acquire business that
netted last yr S3S. 900. With a
minimum Of exp. and still less ef-
fort at Office hrs. and with S0@s of
distribution on a cash and carry
basis. Must have very substantial
cash. Call RA. S919 for further
particulars
Evening star., 1951-01-21

HAWTHORNE
Brand-new detached brick Colonial
residence overlooking Rock Greek
Park. lst floor has large entrance
hall. attractive living room with fire.
place. dining room. modern equipped
kitchen with disposal. dishwasher
and breakfast nook. library. tiled
powder room, large-size porch: 2no
floor. lovely bedrooms. 3 colored
tile baths: 2-car garage, tile bath
In basement; shady lot. A home
Evening star., 1951-01-21
GOOD BUYS

z. V. HOGAN, Sd. $3.50
Day. night, RE. 1755. All Albee Bldg
18 ROOMS, 7 BATHS
Ink. apts.; Calvert St. 1900 block
n.w.-S200 rent, 5-yr. lease. easy
to manage. Asking $4,000. terms
Edwin l.. Ellis, RE. 5140
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SOLD AT SACRIFICE

pelicatessen and Luncheonette; 5000
weekly: beautiful apt. Very profit
able, mostly sandwiches and coffee
to take out. Positively best buy.
Business will double in no time.
IA n2h6
Evening star., 1951-01-21
SANDWICH SHOP

OAINDW IOT1 OT1OT
DELICATESSEN
DOING $1,000 WEEKLY NOW. 81
800 IN SUMMER, CENTRALLY
LOCATED IN NEARBY MARYLAND.
CLEAN AND AIR-CONDITIONED
WILL PRACTICALLY GIVE 1T
AWAY FOR $4,000 CASH. NO
OTHER PAYMENTS DI 1920.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
w. B. WRIGHT. EN-. 56O0

NORTH CLEVELAND PARK
Brsnd-new Colonial brick home built
with care and tastefully finished.
lst floor has, I. full center hall. liv-
Ing room with fireplace. dining room.
washer and disposal. tile powder
room lovely rear porch overlooking
nice garden; 2nd floor. 3 attractive
bedrooms. 2 tile baths: stairs to full
insulated attic. Call w. B. WRIGHT,
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Observation-Disclosures

Cafeterla-DOWntOWn
Government and business area; air
cond: Seats 175 people. Excellent
reputation. Good prices. Doing So
600 monthly. Long lease. Owner
retiring. Will sell or trade. $15, 900
cash. Bal. easy. Must see to ap-
preciate
Evening star., 1951-01-21

COLORED-VACANT
1900 Blk. 3rd st. NV.
This lovely Colonial brick home is al
clean as pin. Consists of 6 lge.
rms, Ia baths. . screened rear
porches; det. gar. front and rear
yds.. full bsmt. and many more
extras. Reas. down paymt. Mo.
paymts. like rent. Hurry! Call
now, AP. 1890. ST. 1926.
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BARBER SHOP

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
NEW SHOPPING CENTER
Located on corner of Congress and
23rd sts. Sc. Store. 20x45. in
area of approx. 1900 families. Call
Mr.. Hisle, RE. 1926. JONATHAN
WOODNER co. Ring Bldg. z
Evening star., 1951-01-21
JOSEPHINE G. JONES
DE. 40S7, 12S Fla. ave. NV. FIR. 4O53.
Ewes. call Mr Tucker NO 21lR

COLORED
OPEN 2 TILL DARK
1425 TAYLOR ST. NV.
Price reduced, see it today; 1st f.,
large liy. rm.. din. rm.. breakfast
nook kit; 2nd f., bedrms.. sew
ing rm. and bath: full bsmt.. gas
h.-w.h.. lavatory; large yard; beaut.,
conv. neighborhood
V. D. JOHNSTON
HUI. 1872 DE. $500
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Rooning. Heat Furnished

ICOOIIIIIISj I1OOU I e1I 1IIo1ICU
Mass ave- n.e.-Corner; rooms. 2
baths, light and water also free;
nice furniture. clean place. Price.
S1,050. easy terms.
Edwin L. Ellis. RE. 5140
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4423 18th ST. NV.
OPEN SUN. 2-6

1420 OAK ST. NV.
Lovely, large 2-story brick; full base
ment; fine condition; wonderful
location. Easy terms. D. H. JOHN
SON CO.. RE. 5212; eyes,. DE. 1927.
Evening star., 1951-01-21

6 ROOMS, 2 BATHS
Nice small place. close in; excel.
furniture. oil heat; 81 $50 total.
JERRY BAKER, EX. 4474
Evening star., 1951-01-21

IST FL, BEDROOMS
Seldom do you find rambler type
home in Washington. We offer this
attractive residence. which has a
hv.. rm;, with fireplace. din. rm.,
equipped kit. 3 excel. bedrms.. .
full baths: Diet. Lear garage; nice
deep lot; 2 blks to all cows: stairs
to attic; full bsmt. with oil h.-w.h.;
excel value at S21 500.
w B WRIGHT EN- SRnn
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
UNUSUAL,

9Th ST. NV. Mr.. GALLATIN. ROW
I'M M A C u LATE THROUGHOUT
BSMT. RECRE. RIM SMALL APT
ALSO LAUNDRY; 1st FLOOR, 8
RMS. AND INCLOSED PORCH; 2no
FLOOR. 3 RMS, ENCLOSED PORCH
AND BATH. SCREENS AND STORM
DOORS. FIRST TIME OFFERED
AND WILL SACRIFICE FOR ONLY
S16,5O0. A. D. MINICHELLA, 1925
VERMONT AVE. NV, DI. 1920.
Evening star., 1951-01-21

UPPER BRIGHTWOOD
NEAR CALVIN COOLIDGE HIGH
TWO BEDROOMS AND TILED
BATH ON FIRST FLOOR. Second
floor: 2 bedrooms, sitting room and
lavatory with space for a half bath.
Recreation room, toilet and shower
bath in basement. Oil hot-Water
heat. Detached garage. Lot 6Ox
1876 IT. with rock garden and fire.
place. Substantial cash required
Shown only by appointment. Call
Mr. Washburn, TU. 2O91.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
1224 14th st. NV. d. 3346.
NEW WHITE BRICK RAMBLER
Near Western Ave. and River Rd.
5204 Saratoga Ave.
Open / to 6 Today.
Large living room with fireplace, pic
ture window. dining room. large
Ventilating fan. Three nice bed
rooms and two tile baths. Storage
ATTIC. Finished basement with
Asphalt tile floor, " bath. Priced
To reach: Out River I'd. northwest
turn right into first street north OF
J. NOBLE BoAz. WI. 1900 or
W.T. rSRn
Evening star., 1951-01-21

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS AGAIN
GIG RITTENHOUSE STREET NV.
OPEN SUNDAY. 1-5
Not often do you find a Groom brick.
with attached garage, oil hot-water
heat. in an excellent residential area
for the price of S15 ,950l Call Miss
Watwood. DU 0l0S,
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1904 I1tL At VIZ r,Y
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ROOMING HOUSE

MI. Dupont Circle. equip. for board
ing; 16 rms, 41a baths, oil heat;
long lease: good furniture: income
over $500 on rms. only. Reas.
down payment
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NEAR SHEPHERD PARK

1N'111V 011311 1111VD Z I41V1A
Very neat and clean home with 8
twin-size bedrms, den. garage, oil
INV. heat; conv. location; owner
being transferred and will sell at
S16,95O.
E. r. BISHOP
LO. 5-2716. ST 34SO.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-03-10
Dates Of
 Ice Break

Ice pool tickets for guessing the date. hour and minute the ice breaks up and moves at Nenana are now on sale at Donnelley and Acheson and the Mecca Bar.
 The 24 year old Alaskan lottery is limited to resident Alaskans and tickets sell for one dollar. The tickets must be properly marked and any decision of the ice pool judges is final.
 The ice is reported to be 38 inches thick at Nenana where they will mount the tripod that trips the mechanism on the official clock. Old timers are predicting an early break up this year. However, your guess is as good as anyone's. Listed below are dates the ice has gone out" and the times.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-03-10
KODIAK MIRROR

xrA Edward Rogan, Ke- dz Public School teacher, wzs .estess 0 the Catholic Ead s Guild Wednesday even- ins.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-03-10
NOTICE

Residents are urged to.boil sH water before using. Due to tRe inadequate supply in the ezty reservoir the city water crew started the emergency Hxznpaat Beaver lake and are again pumping water to the esky tank.
 City of Kodiak
 Water Department.
Evening star., 1951-09-19
Report Of Marriage License Applications

Mamie Butler, 10, 602 Maryland ave.
walter walter Chapman, %, 1882 North Capitol
St, and Mae Gould. 90, 1889 Perry pl,
NV.
Irwin Diekstein, %. and Leatrice schrier,
"a. both of 1913 Urell pl, ne.
Walter Lundblad. 90, Medford Mass, and
Ethel st. John ID II oso S325 7atn 18th St NV
ei13 ana Frances F vaeth. 30, i4s2 i4sn2 Meridian
pl. NV.
Doris Jones, go. Silver Spring, Md.
Gerald Sveeggen, 3S. Minneapolis. MINI.
and Virginia Mcleod 80. 1920 r st.
walter Moore, 30. Brooklyn, N. Y, and
Cora Allsbrooks. "a, S23 Florida ave.
Hush Lindsey, A 211e F st. NV, and
Florence Weigner 35. 1903 Delafeld pl.
virgil Haynes. 5s. Soldiers Home. and
Retta Underwood. 40, 4406 Georgia ave.
Edward Price, "A, and vernell Heard, "a,
both OF 1134 Sumner rd, sc.
Frederick Maywald jr.. 80. Rutherford,
N. j.. and Jo Anne Rice, Is, Cumber-
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stonewall Nichols. .23, and Nancy Tram
NELL. ] 6, both Of Asburn, Va
Ralph King, 20, and Elizabeth Wahl, Is
both OF 1850 Macarthur blvd. n.w;
Perry PostoM Jr.. 81, and Eleanore Proc.
tor, %. both of 637 Emerson st. ne
Charles Varney, 81. 3017 Charming st
ne. and Patricia Flanagan. %. Cottage
City. Md
NV, and June Rowe, ~. 400 18th st
wiiimore Miller, 25. and Beadie sturdi.
want 81, both Of 62S Lamont st. NV
George. Bachman. 1s, and Elsie Rupard
Is. both Of Tuxedo. Md.
John Kirby. AZ, 1884 Columbia I'd. NV.
and Grace Furman, 43, 4306 Georgis
ave. NV.
Willie Laugston. jr.. %. and Dorothy Mar.
tin. 10. both Of 1106 L st. NV.
Andrew Yates 2S, 1918 Good Hope I'd
Sc. and Betty Donahue, IS, 551I 4tf
John Ward. 20. 1915 18th st. NV. and
Eleanor Stuart. 20, 1928 Massachusetts
ave n W..
Louis Deuter, A. and Gertrude Tracy. 40
u,E,ol both h Of stoona Clean g. o,s < oh 80
Cleo Hamline. "a, 305 9TH st. NE
Evening star., 1951-09-19
2-Pound Buby Arrives

Vernon Norman Goetsch. two
pounds, four ounces, was declared
the smallest baby ever born in the
maternity home at Bloemfontein.
South Africa. but the claim was
soon challenged by Colleen Lynch,
who arrived weighing two pounds,
two ounces. and spent six weeks
in an incubator,
Evening star., 1951-09-19

Under D. C. latD, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. ipait three full days and
receipe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Lester Darby, %. 1918 Rhode Island ave
NV. and Lille Ashton, IS, Az M st
Harold knight, "a, and Tissue Mills. 21
both Of 1881 Illinois ave. NV.
George Summers, 80. Arlington, Va. ant
Juanita Keene, 25, 4032 D st. Sc.
Clarence Powell. 80. "a Fenton St ne.
ano Harriet Beaver, %, 26 g st. s.w.
and Maria Rezende, is, 202s Gales st
Clayton Redden, 81. Grand View. w. Va,
and Norma Moroney, II, 725 Adrian
windeii inc Ray, ~, 4e7s Benning I'd. ne.
and Eva Besle. ,27, 1919 Kalorama I'd
Earnest Peterson, %, oxon Hill. Md, and
Evening star., 1951-09-19
'Bruin-Wuve Machine
Measures Electricity

CHICAGO. - The electroence-
photograph, called the brain
wave machine" +" makes use of the
fact that there is a discharge of
electrical potentials from the sur
face of the brain. averaging 10 to
so millionths of volt per minute.
The machine picks up the tiny
pulsations with paired electrodes
placed on the scalp and magnifles
them 10 to so million times by a
system of vacuum type amplifiers.
Evening star., 1951-09-19

both of 2106 Maryland ave ne
Albert Grumling, %, 1908 New Hampshire
ave. NV. and Fanny Sneed, 20, Suit
land. Md.
Louis Williamson. 20. Quantico Va. and
Barbara RAndles Is. 432 18th ST. mel
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-03-08

The question of whether the
Montgomery County Council can
enact ordinances at times other
than in May was placed before the
Montgomery County Circuit Court
at Rockville Monday.
Arguments on both sides were
heard by the three-judge tribunal
composed of Chief Judge Charles
w. Woodward and Associate
Judges Stedman Prescott and
Patrick M. Schnauffer.
The suit, field in behalf of
Palisades, Inc, development firm
of Kensingtcn, by Attorney David
E. Belts, contends that the county
road code adopted last August by
the County Council is unconstitu-
tional and invalid.
The road code has been the OBJ
ject of the attack by builders and
other groups since it was enacted.
1t sets "goldplated" standards for
road building, it's opponents con-
tend. County officials say it is a
modern method of meeting road
and subdivision problems.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-03-08
WOODFIELD
Mrs. Ralph HoaOard
Damascus. 1892

This is All Club week and the
All girls of Woodfeld have nice
window display in both stores.
Mrs. Ruth Hines entertained the
W.S.C.S. in her home Wednesday
with Mrs. Frances Kemp and Mrs.
Marjorie Howard, co-hostesses.
We welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard johnson to the community,
they are occupying the house of
Mr.. J. William King.
George Kemp has injured his
knee and has to be out of school.
Miss Janet and Nancy King
were recent house guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Briggs in honor
of their daughter, Marie's birthday.
Miss Hetty Darby entertained
sixteen ladies at delicious lunch
con last Thursday, served by the
ladies of the Laytonsville W.S.C.S.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. King and
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian King were
Sunday evening guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry King, honoring their
mother, Mrs. Avondale King, on
her 73rd birthday.
Harold Morris was confined to
his home last week with the
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New Negro School Here
To Have Kindergarten

A delegation from the Mothers
Club of the Rockville Colored Ele-
mentary School was recently told
by DR.. Broome that the new Negro
Consolidated School which will
open in September will include a
kindergarten. He also stated there
will be a bus to transport children
to and from school. Mothers who
discussed the matter with DR..
Broome recently were Mrs. Jack
son, Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Hawkins.
The Mothers Club has held var
ious projects during the year to
raise money for the new school
library. One affair raised over a
hundred dollars. The mothers are
also seeking donations of books for
the library.