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APTs. UNrURN. tcons.,

CONGRESS HEIGHTS. 453 Valley
ave. s.e.-Duplex, liv. rm.. bedrm..
dinette, kit. and bath. incl. all utils.;
$50 mo. 10. 3-5746 after 8 pm.
e-BEDRM. APT, iiv. rm.. dinette,
kit. and bath; all utils. furn.; $50
drews Fields; FREDERICK A. BLUM
81 a. SILVER KSi aoss ossssR1Ne AVE, 8. H spring,
G1;' Nd s z rms; gsoo kit. and bath; $3.50.
BETHEsDA. dsEi ssi s4gsi Md. 1880 Chevy Chase
Drive. 2 rms, Kit. and bath; $85
IA; nas;o osb2, FLoYD q E. DAVIS Co.
IN S0Ss Cool. a s. a9iET HiMi SECTION dS4 Of Ia
meme saoa saoand MILO floor naar shoppne apa
$3.50. BOX 459-G. star. @Si
5I9 4th ST. N.W.-Efhciency apts.,
500 per mo-: convenient location.
easy walking distance TO downtown
shopping area. to insp.. see ianitor.
Rs fos HoUsisd 56aE ihss eoSp e sf TSAsHsfas SA 4sfs
NEAR GLENDALE sANAToRIUMaOO5 sANAToaO
rooms. all facilities; bet. Lanham
and Bowie. Cali vi. 3117. -25
FREE-1TAKoMA PARK, ND; Liv.
rm., ndrm.. bath, kit; pvt. entrance;
and an excnapss fGT 1it,'s,s. sars Of ,, child
FOR oUfET EMPLOYED CoUPLE-
firm. apt. End fl. in clean quiet
nSme. 1Sne No pets or parties. $75. ia.
3 Rooms. kit. and bath, in nSs GOOD
condition; couple preferred. SIS mo.
5ao2 36th ave-. w. Hyattsville. UN.
CONVENIENT Me-, 8 rooms. detached
apt. bldg, front and rear porches,
settled cple.' no pets. FIR. 1921.
lt-BLK.. from Lincoln Park; 2 Ice.
rms. rms. kit; kit; and bath, and porch;
exposures; heat furnished, each apt.
has PVT. entr.. only S53.25. CLARK,
ROCKVILLE, Just decorated, 8 nice
rooms; ris1n Ions modern kitchen. bath. Rock
ii I ST. N.E.-Lse. attractive a bsmt.
and light furn. OR. 5so6, 10 am.
SPACIOUS 2.rm. apt. Avail. Aug. 1
at Harris Library House on 10th ST.
for l or. empl. Prot. adults. Wom-
en- ea,,p pref. Kit. bath, porch, lge.
xnEa AAA"s ~Ao A' ~ AScucd. hD.
IN ANACosTIA-1-bedrm. apt. in
new garden-type apt. bldg. 2314
10th st. s.e. Bus at corner; all utils.
Included; play yard; laundry IA
cil1ties. LU. 4-0747, ALDRE. INC.
220S Nichols ave. sc. -22
APPLICATIONS accepted for 1-bed-
rm. apis. in established Sc. garden
type DEVELOPMENT; $40 per month,
util. included; 1-yr. lease. No chill
dren or pets. Give full details con-
cerning occupation, salary, land
lord and family size. p. o. Box
1898 LAWRENCE ST. Me- g bedrm..
lily. rm... din. rm.. kit; pvt. home;
All uttl. furn.; $S5. La. 6-6S11. -22
1917 r. /. AVE. NV, Apt. A-1-3
rms. kit. and bath; heat and h, W.
incl: S72. GE. 5000.
740 51st ST. Sc. Apt. Modern
2 rooms. kit. bath. refgr.; utils.
incl; $97:3 .GE. $500. =
10th st.. n.w.-Liv. rm.. din. nm,
bedrm.. kit. and bath. Apt. shown
Sat. and Sun. Telephone evenings
JU. 7-6397: Rent S125. r22
MARLBORO GARDEN APIS.
.haar11 onfe GEO =.
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APARTMENTS oUT-oF-ToWN

GOVERNMENT ATTORNEY has avail
able private bedroom and bath in
to about two Washington ATTORNEYS
making frequent visits to New York.
Kitchen privileges. T. R. CHARSHEE,
ESQ Riverside drive. New York City.
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SUPER MARKET. established 20 yrs.
Experienced grocery merchant, are
you in the market for a profitable
market, with modern fixtures, show
This store is bargain at $40, 900.
plus stock. June sales. $4,000. I
have other interest. Good for (2)
partners. No brokers. Box 24-K.
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~, BRIGHTWOOD-UPPER
home; lovely tile bath; ist f. DOW DOW
der rm {; lge. fenced play area:
gas heat. Must be sold.
AOERBACH & CO. ia. 0471, DI. 65O1
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.; 4 bedrms., OF
pains, finished attic. This lovely
preWsar brick Colonial has a lge.
tSsonoor plan. with den and
near schools and transp. -S''
LEGUM g. GERBER
EeaitoEs' 9g 3315 S31d55 Conn. Ave; NV.
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WESLEY HEIGHTS
bedrooms, 2 baths unfurnished,
$170 per mo. Lease for one year or
more. Call Mr.. Lebling OIL. 272O
or OIL. 1866.
SAMUEL Z. BoGLEY INC.
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CHESTERBROOK GARDENS
8 miles from Chain Bridge in Fair
bedrooms, bath, shower in basement,
fireplaces; carport; large lot.
TYLER q RUTHERFORD. INC.
9Ol Barr Building RE. 5245
Sleepy Hollow Rambler
New custom-built de luxe s.
bedrm., 2-bath brick home,
In exclusive Fairfax County
residential area. Property
just recently completed by
one of the areas finest
builders; suitable residence
for a diplomat or business
executive. For appoin t.
ment to see, call Mr.. Ash
ton, OK. 0033.
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CHI. CH.. D. ca blks. from Conn.
ave. Det. brk.. 8 bedrms.. 2 baths,
liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit, breakfast
nook, side screened porch; full
bsmt.; gar. Immaculate cond. An
excel. buy at only S23,95O. R; H.
cs BEST In INC" WI d@ sSs3; a.. mSo maas-r
brick. Den on 1st f., 8 baths, lot,
gar: S26.500 or best offer. DI. $500.
CRESTWOOD AREA-First time Of
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WESLEY HALL

WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble. rms. In remodeled re-
dec bldg. Running water in every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.j Bendix washer;
selected menu: S50-S60. 1926 21st
ct. NV. HU 1924.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO. 622 Ct
NV National 4O94
CHAIN SAWS, power saws, power
ers. electric hedge trimmers.
RUST'S HARDWARE
Falls Church Va. FA 6622
FANS, SOLD AND RENTED. why
buy poor fan when you can cool
the entire house with the best
ian made for 90 cents day. Ma
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
TO BE SOLD
TO SETTLE ESTATE
$50 600

x.WO DSU1 UVIII anu UdIu DIICk IOo
lonial, IL years old; attached ga
rage; stairs to storage attic; gas
heat: full basement.
BETHESDA-S21, 900
White brick Colonial, built in I94I
and In excellent condition; has liv-
ing room with fireplace, dining room,
kitchen; 3 bedrooms and bath;
storage attic; full basement with
picket-fenced lot.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO.. Realtors.
Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hts, Sumner & Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave. NV, OR. 4464
Evenings. Telephone WI. 1905
uist Your House With Us)
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

LIY. RIM, bedrm., dinette, remodeled
kit. bath, entr. hall. lge. closets;
block west Of Conn. on Porter ST.;
SIS. 90. OWNER, OR. 6972. -22
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-
Six spacious rooms, bath, screened
liy. rm., full din. rm., 3 bedrms.,
kitchen and . closets; close to shop
ping and excellent transportation;
low carrying charge. Price. S10,5O0.
Call Mrs. Merillat, CO. 5165, ewes.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1719 X st.
Nv. ma; 1865. ,-22
FOR SALE--By owner; one-bedroom
coop. apt, furnished or unfur-
nished; 10 min. to Pentagon. Call
Glebe 0355 after 4 pm. 22s
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BARNABY WOODS

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
A custom built home that will appeal
to those seeking charm and dignity.
flagstone terrace, outdoor firepiace
and restful garden. This 5-rm.
brick house has many desirable fea-
lures including powder room on LIST
H. For appt. call Mrs. Dawson,
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
Realtor NJ 23Aa
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7. C. & A. N. MILLER
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

@&@'AIAtA%1A4N O4N4t. ! AxtxA
OPEN $50 TO $50
Det. white brick home with 8 twin
size bedrms.. baths on End A.:
liv.. rm. with fireplace and book.
shelves. family-size dining rm., Sc.
1st d.; buiit-in garage. paneied recr.
nm. and " bath In bsmt.; shady
level lot back yard fenced: near
Spring Valley shopping; no reason.
able offer rejected.
Mass. ave. to 47th st,
right to Alton pl., left to 47i3 and
open" sign.
& FLETCHER.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUES

Furniture. bric-a-brac, china, glass
ware. oriental art objects. 1ewelry,
rugs siiverware paintings, por.
traits; highest cash prices paid. Cal
MURRAY, Ia 3333
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CLEVELAND PARK
PRICE REDUCED. $20. $50

PRICE REDUCED, $20,95O
DIRECT FROM OWNER
Fine semidet brick home in excl.
neighborhood between Wis. and
Conn aves. Don't be misled by plain
exterior. Charm Of home lies in
attractive spacious interior, freshly
redecorated; entrance hall. spacious,
liv. rm. with flrepl. and book shelves,
din. rm., den, modern kitchen with
new dishwasher: four 2nd-f1. bedrms,
New oil burner, det. garage. Conv.
transp. and shopping; Hearst elem.
school and Fairgrounds Ia blks.
Excel. financing; immediate posses
sion. Open 1-6 daily. Directions: Out
Wis. ave. to Quebec ST., right 2 blks.
to 1913 Quebec st. NV.
GEORGETOWN
brick home, .sttractively
bath on 1st floor 8 bedrms. and
bath on second. All-electric kitch-
en- and spacious dining room on
garden level. Insulated and wealth.
er-stripped, completely modernized
? recently, including new gas fur
mace. Call. Miss Shoemaker, EN-.
1850, Sundays and evenings, or
Ma. 1166 weekdays. LOUIS p.
CONTINUED on Next Page)
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Detached white brick home with liv,
rm.. with fireplace, dining room,
kitchen. 3 bedrms., Q baths; pre-
heat: new oil burner; fireplace in
paneled recreation rm.; insulated
attic; Just redecorated; near schools
and transp.; "a bath in basement,
with outside entrance. Call NE,
1143 until 8 pm. ]. WESLEY BU-
CHANAN, Realtor.
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GOLD
earded ieweiry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
n YEARS AT aah ST. NV
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4A3N 3V OGkJ w 1444 I GO
SIVERWARE. ANY CONDITION
Bewelry. china, glassware and bric-&4
brAc. d. Milestone North O3OO,
HOUSE OF GIFTS. 1893 Wis ave
BEDROOM, dining room, contents Of
nome; cash. We do moving, storage.
IA. 1887; after 2 pm, GE. 1916.
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"BRIGHTWOOD"

Colonial row brick, 6 rooms
full basement, gas heat. Price
reduced; naas Can MR.. FARR.
Thos. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th st. NV. Realtors. Di. $3.50.
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
ANTIOIJES WANTEn

China furniture, silyerware, jewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity; Call Logds sEoAL. cH. 6a33;
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
5311 Nebraska Ave. NV.
S22.950
First time offered. Beautiful 7-room
cleaning white Dutch Colonial, 4
blocks east of Conn. ave.; immacu-
late condition. Shown by appoint
ment only. Ewes, call VI, 3592,
EXCLUSIVE WITH
John H. Miller, Jr. & Bro.
1912 K st. NV, Realtors, Ma. 1857
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Gas RANGEs uratSss SSss
ACME STOVE CO.. MA. 1852.
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MARLBORO GARDEN APTS,
1-bedrm. apts., sos mo. incl. util.
conv, bus and shopping. 10. S-21OO
Hillside. Md. 30
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MIscL. FOR SALE Cont
SURPLUS TOOLS

STOVES. full size. 4-burner with lge.
oven and thermostat; good cond. !:
$35: Call OW. 5000. 8 am. to 8 pm
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sLAIR'S Tv. 1922 wis. Ave. NV.
Omen ewes It'll @ OR $500 20

TWIN BEDS, coil springs and bed
steads. good cond., LO. 3-7131.
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121a" GE mahog. table model. less
than 1-yr. .-old. new pic. tube. with
VI. guarantee. Reg. price. $249.95;
now S99.95.
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FURNITURE WANTED at
once; any amount. Call
JAMES, Ma. 1920.
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Miss Morris Bride
IOf MI. Verbrycke

Miss Rebecca s. Morris. daugh-
ter of Mrs. John Vernon Morris.
became the bride last evening OF
Mr.. Robert Barnes verbrycke.
SON Of DR.. j. Russell verbrycke,
jr.. OF this city. The ceremony took
place in the Columbia Heights
Christian Church.
The bride was escorted by her
.brother-in law. DR.. Samuel M.
Bageant. Her sister, Mrs. Bage-
ant. served as rnatron Of honor
and her two nieces, the Misses
Corella and Nancy Lee Bageant,
were the other attendants.
Comdr. J. Russell Verbrycke.
III, flew from San Francisco to
be best man for his brother and
the ushers were DR.. Walter Ger
wig and Norman Morgan.
The couple will live in South
darlington after . trip to As-
Ilantic City.
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mr.. BoHhger
Takes Bride

Miss Dorothy Pastoriza,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Pastoriza of Bronxville. N. Y, yes
terday became the bride of Mr..
Howard Moore Bollinger, son OF
Mrs. H. NJ. Bollinger and the late
Mr.. Bollinger of this city.
The ceremony was held In the
Reformed Church in Bronxville,
the Rev. Lowell Ditzen officiating
Mr.. Bollinger. who is graduate
OF Massachusetts, Institute If
Technology and Harvard Business
School. and his bride, now senior
student at Hood College, Frederick,
Md, will make their home in
Silver Spring.
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Parsons Hosts
At Reception

Two couples were honored yes
|terday at reception given by the
Vice President of United States
Steel and Mrs. Lewis Morgan Par
sons. The honor guests were 1t,
|Comdr. and Mrs. Charles Alden
Black and Mr.. and Mrs. John
David Thomas Of San Francisco,
|son-in-law and daughter of the
hosts.
The 6-to-8-o'clock party was
given In the Carlton room OF the
Carlton Hotel and around 200
guests were invited to meet the
lBlacks-Mrs. Black Is the former
Shirley Temple-and the Cali
lfornia visitors.
Included on the guest list were
Vice President and Mrs. Alben w.
lBarkley. Chief Justice and Mrs.
Fred NJ. Vinson, the Secretary OF
Defense and Mrs. George C.
Marshall. Gen. and Mrs. Omar
Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
lFairless, Gen. and Mrs. Hoyt
IVandenberg, Defense Mobilizer
land Mrs. Charles e. Wilson. Mr..
land Mrs. George r. Temple OF
West Los Angeles, Attorney Gen.
leral and Mrs, J. Howard McGrath
land the Secretary Of the Interior
land Mrs. Oscar L. Chapman.
Others asked were Associate
Justice and Mrs. Tom Clark, Vice
Admiral and Mrs. E. L. Cochrane,
Senator and Mrs. Styles Bridges
Admiral and Mrs. Louis Denfeld,
Philippine Ambassador Joaquin
M. Elizalde, Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Robert Dennison, the Secre-
ltary Of the Army and Mrs. Frank
Pace. the Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Francis P. Matthews,
Gen. and Mrs. Walter Bedell
Smith, Senator and Mrs. Robert
Taft, Senator and Mrs. Brien
Mcmahon, Mrs. Marcella Dupont,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Early and
many more.
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|Mr. Groves Weds Miss Bustononte

Married In Saint AIMS Catholic
Church here yesterday were Miss
Nancy Jane Bustamante Of Mexico
City, Mexico, and Mr.. David up
degraff Groves of this city. The
Rev. Henry D. Collins officiated.
The bride is the daughter of DR.,
and Mrs. Miguel Enrique Busta-
mante Of Mexico City. The groom
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lester Groves of this city.
After q reception at the WASH
ington home Of the brides parents,
the couple set OF on wedding
trip to Bermuda. On their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Groves will be at
home at zoos Columbia road NV.
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Miss Dyknnon
Is Engaged

Mai. and Mrs. Harry Trowbridge
Dykman OF Arlington announce
the engagement of their daughter.
Diane Ament. to Mr.. Sigurd Karl
Hjermstad Of Great Falls. Mont.
The bride-elect is q graduate of
Daycroft School, Stamford, Conn,
and now attends the College of
William and Mary at Williams
burg. Va. Her fiance Is a graduate
OF Yale University and is an hon.
orary member of Tau Beta ri and
Sigma XI scientific fraternities.
He makes his home in New York.
A fall wedding is being planned.
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Miss Russokoff
To Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Russakoff
announce the engagement Of their
daughter Renee to Mr.. Philip
Jerome Firtag, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gabriel Firtag Of this city.
Miss Russakof is a senior at
Wilson Teachers College, where
she is a member of ri Kappa
Sigma sorority and Gamma Theta
Epsilon fraternity. Mr.. Firtag Is
ATTENDING Capital Radio Engineer
ling Institute. During World War
II he served three years In the
Navy.
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Rosemary Scopi
To Wed in Fall

Mrs. John D. Scopi Of this city
announces the engagement Of her
daughter. Rosemary. to Mr.. Harry
A. Nagle. jr.. son OF MFR. and Mrs.
Nagle Of Shamokin, Pa.
Miss Scopi. the daughter of the
late Mr.. John D. Scopi. is a grad
uate of Trinity College here. Her
fiance was graduated from Dick
inSon College in Carlisle, Pa, and
is now senior at Georgetown
University Law School.
The wedding will take place in
the early fall.
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MRS EARL GREENFIELD.
Miss Lillian Joyce Townshend.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
B. Burroughs of Aquasco. Md.
and Mr.. Earl Greenfield, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Greenfield
of Brandywine, Md. exchanged
marriage VOWS yesterday at st.
Mary's Episcopal Church, the
Rev. Kenneth r. Arnold of1ici-
ating.
A lawn reception at the home
of the bride followed the we'd
ding. After the wedding trip to
Ocean City, Nd, the couple will
make their home In Aquasco.
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Mrs. Eword Back

Mrs. Joseph r. Edward has re-
turned to her home on Hawthorne
street after spending two months
in Palm Beach and Miami Beach.
Her daughter. Mary Lou, a stu
dent at Holton-Arms. joined her
mother nj Florida on June 8 and
returned with her to Washington.
Evening star., 1951-06-24

MhS. JOf1N w. OUIION.
Miss Olive Frances Polio and
Mr.. John w. Sutton were mar
ried Wednesday at the Royal
York Hotel in Toronto, Canada,
the Rev. John Frank officiating.
The wedding is OF more than
usual interest as the bride. spent
her childhood here while her
father, the late Mr.. Ralph Leonard
Polio was manager of the Hotel
Mayflower. Following his death
Mrs. Polio returned to her native
Canada to live but. with the bride
has been a frequent visitor In
Washington through the years.
Mr.. Chester F. Blackhall es-
corted his niece and her cousin,
Miss Bernita Blackhall was maid
of honor.
Mr.. Sutton Is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley B. Sutton OF
Simcoe. Ontario, Canada, where
he and his bride will make their
home after a wedding trip.
Evening star., 1951-06-24

What an eUent! These fine cotton skirts
come as a surprise at 6.95
Come on in the values fine! We've collection of skirts
to put stars in your eyes...all in the newest
flowing Styles fashioned of the seasons comees cotton
stripes and prints. And who could resist them
at our pnmoney price Shown pleatrepete beauty in
prism of colors. Sizes 10 to l6, COS
Open until every evening
1917 CONNECTICUT AVENUE n. WASHINGTON
ALSO BALTIMORE FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK
Evening star., 1951-06-24

The daughter of the late Mr..
|Glenroy Garfield Best of Yass.
New South Wales, Australia. the
Ibride-elect attended Shirley School
lin Sydney. She has been residing
here for four years. Mr.. Wilson
came to this country two years
lago as an Australian Associated
Press correspondent.
The wedding Is planned for
learly fall.
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MRS. CLINTON q. HICKS.
Miss Beverly Jane Chrisman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Freder-
lex J. Schwarzman. became the
bride of Mr.. Clinton E. Hicks. jr.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton E..
Hicks Of Mount Rainier, Md. yes
terday in Emmanuel Episcopal
Church. The Rev. q. P. Cope
land officiated.
The wedding was followed by q
reception at the Admiral Club.
The newlyweds left on q honey
moon to Florida and Havana.
Cuba, after which they will make
their home in Washington.
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Define Best Betrothed

The engagement of Miss Define
Garfield Best Of Sydney, Australia.
and this city has been announced
by her mother. Mrs. g. Dorothy
Best Of Sydney and Washington.
D. G. Miss Best will marry Mr..
Norman Darcy Wilson of Largs
Bay, South Australia. and Chevy
Chase. son of Capt. and Mrs. John
Wilson of Largs Bay, South Aus
tralia.
Evening star., 1951-04-06
By Alice Eversmon

A signal honor was bestowed
upon the Army Band last night
when it had the privilege Of pre-
Isenting the world premiere Of the
symphony in B fiat for Concert
Band" by Paul Hindemith. which
the composer wrote expressly for
this service unit. Furthermore.
there was the additional honor of
having Mr.. Hindemith there not
only to conduct the performance
of his new sympathy but also
two others OF his works. This
was the 11th of the Freedom Sings
programs given by the band in
the Departmental Auditorium, un-
Ider the direction of Capt. Hugh
Curry.
The SYMPHONY" which closed
the program, is an interesting va
RANT of Hindemith's style and
one of the most comprehensive
of his compositions for the gen.
eral public. There is in it the
clarity of form and genuineness
of intent always present in his
writings, in contrast to those of
many of his contemporaries. It is,
moreover, intensely yirile. The
quality of energy and saneness
gives drive to the music and also
IA human touch.
1t opens with vigorous de-
clamation which, in spite of its
dissonance, has an aura of smooth
ness. Short bits of melody, given
mostly to the woodwinds, en-
|phasize the roundness of contour.
in spite of the general terseness
OF style. The composers skill in
extracting brilliant effects from
the band choirS is as notable as in
his orchestral writing. The An
dante gracioso is tuneful in a
charming and gracious way, with
out making any attempt at por-
traying more than surface emo
tionaliSm. A figure forms the
closing movement and is a fine
example Of Hindemith's individual
approach. although the expansive
treatment slackened the forward
surge distinctive of the other
movements. 1t was regained, if
somewhat awkwardly, for the cli-
matte ending.
The new work Is notable con-
tribution to the band repertoire
and it is hoped that Captain
Curry will give it frequent hear
ings. His musicians played the
difficult and intricate music
|splendidly. with suave and we'll
balanced tone and with authority
TN effects. Before the composer
would turn to acknowledge the
prolonged and appreciative ap-
|plause Of the audience, he thanked
the bandsmen again and again.
Hindemith has a deep knowl-
Evening star., 1951-04-06
News Of Music
Hinden1ith Directs His New Work
As Army Bond Plays Splendidly

edge Of the band instruments.
having written many sonatas for
the different woodwinds and piano,
and for the trumpet. trombone,
horn and piano. In both the
SYMPHONY and his March in
B fiat" from ''Music for Band"
land the March" from his Sym
phonia Serena" which he con-
Iducted first. prominent place is
given to the trombones. The
March In B fat" based on a
German folk tune, Is delightful,
with as gay and lively a treatment
las could be desired. A theme bv
Beethoven is used in the excerpt
from his Symphonic Serena" :"
and here again is animation, in
the fine line of the writing. At
each Of his appearances. the Army
Band musicians stood to greet him.
The rest Of the program was
directed by Capt. Curry and had
as major number the first move
ment of Schubert's Symphony
No. 8" The bands performance
|of it and Of Sonatos' lovely La
Tarde" demonstrated again the
special tonal quality of this or
|ganization and Its flexibility in
|shadings. The Army Band Chorus,
1t. Samuel Loboda, director. sang
Brahms 'sEs toent elm voller Har-
fenklang" to the accompaniment
of Sergt. De Wayne Fulton, harp
list, and Sergt. Warren Smith.
horn, following with the Welsh
lullaby, "All Through the Night"
The singers voices blended finely
and the presentation of the first
of Brahms four songs with this
type of accompaniment. was ex-
cellent. The guest speaker was
w. P. Bartel. Secretary Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Evening star., 1951-10-25
NEWS QUIZ
A One-Minute Test OF Your
NeWS knowledge
By Tom Henry
By Tom Henry

~ toHt tseUty
/. KILLED-The greatest
upset in Congress this year
took place in the House of
Representatives last week.
What was it?
2. NAY-What country has
turned down a bid to be in
cluded in a Middle Eastern
defense command?
3. MILESTONE - How old
is the UN that has a birthday
this week?
4. MARKS-What 4 rec
ords did Joe DiMaggio set
during the World Series?
5. QUOTES-To whom did
Trans Premier Mossadegh
say: Our greatest national
asset is oil. This should be
the source of work and food
for the population of IRAN?
Answers.
l. The rejection of the SIS
billion tax-increase bill by a
vote of 203 to 157. 2. Egypt.
3. Six years old. 4. Most
games played with one club:
81: most times at bat total
series: 1893; most times on
winning teams: 9. S. The UN
Security Council.
Tom Henry's "Quiz EN-
appears every Sunday in This
Week Magazine with The
Star.
Evening star., 1951-10-25
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