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Efass 2on' tS2oush aSSus; sis9 Esl am. to s O.m.
COLoRED-13e FLORIDA AVE. NV;
Utils. furn. Call DE 1857. =
COLORED--2 BEDRMS.. liv. rm., din.
rm. and kit: new bldgs.. SS5 pei
mo-; PIT. CONSTRUCTION. 1421
K st. NV. ST. 2166. -1C
C0LORED - RANDOLPH ST., nea,
14th., good Observation-Disclosures
z and 3 rm. and bath apts.; avail
utils. incl. $65 to SS5. PLANT i &
GGOORdDs0SN' INC. 1874 Park I'd. NV
COLORED-2 rooms. kitchen, bath
!Htils;;: $50 mo; some furn. furn.
cSfl dShed; SflSRrH,aDs fall AZ 1879; HyGcs CT ~ Z
ApDg 5%' T. + f' sAGh efth co. Rs2 St ,S5S $50 g
COEoREDEI ROOM kitchen dinett.
and bath. RA. $3.50. -s
COLORED. 1904 EUCLID ST. NV
rms. kit. and bath, all utils
s5 aHn5fs 1ppfs Guy guy riNNERa Tht EssauiFsa isSs
CoLoRED, isis EGCLfDV Sir. NV
2 rms, kit. and bath, $3.50 mo-
inc. utilities. adults only; immed
Occup. See Jan. on premises.
COLORED, 1898 18th ST. NV
rms, kit. and bath. $84 80 mo-, inc
utilities; adults only; immed. occup
See jan. on premises.
COLORED, BROOKLAND-3 rooms
kit. and bath. back porch; refined
empl: cple. LA. 6-7455.
COLORED, WASH. PL. NE, mr.. 42nd
st.ELiy.. rm., bedrm., dinette. kit,
gas heat; $3.50 per mo. not Incl
utils. To inspect. phone LU. 1-3774
COLoRED. 1886 9TH ST. NV
rms. bath. suitable for doctor OF
dentist: Key 1881 eth st. THOMAS
COLORED-TO THOSE WHO appre-
ciate a modern apt, we offer q
!iv. rm., bedrm., kit. and path unit
in q new bldg. at 500 You st. NV.
$500 per mo. Call SHANNON &
LUCHS CO.. 1903 H st. NV. MA
Ls14 I
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! ApTs. UNFURNlsHED tcsas.)

1919 18th PL. .N,E.-2 rms, kit. q.
$500. utilities not included. B: r.
sAUI S16G CO.. s@s 18th st. NV. "a.
1o2o Z ST. NE.-s rms, kit. d. a..
bath; scr; pch,. gas heat. Rent,
Rlx. ply B. NE: <: sASt sf5a. co. 's6 18th 7 ST.
BUY YOUR OWN 2-bedrm. apt. in
Arlington. Only $3.50 down. $50. II
mo. incl. everything. IA. 7-4267.
1lob C ST. s.w.-2 rms, kit. bath.
$40 mo: Adults only; 0ceupancy
1&sss-A $50 vs;IMaMs PL. N.E.-s rooms
bath. .refgr. and gas stove: gas heat
no utils. furn: S69.50. CAN MI.
O0s9 bet. 9:30 and 4:3O. -
kit. dinette, bath: sac. .27. Can be
inspected; L.; e. HREUNINoER &
2 LGE. CLEAN RMs.-Pvt. bath. pvt.
entrance. ample closets. kit. facili-
ties. SH. S4sl ewes. and week END.
CAPITOL HIlL-s-rm. and bath apt,
203 2nd st Sc IS
NV, 5 ROOMS, entire End floor;
det. corner home; excel. transp. F.;
adults only. $50 mo. Call ia. 30S5.
LIv. RM.. DIN. RM., KITCHENETTE.
bath. Apply 1st fir. 1923 M st. NV.
Weekdays. $40 to s. -12
500 5th ST. N.W.-3 rooms, kit,
bath and garage with utilities. $75.
Adults. Phone RA. 1880. -
1853 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Apt. 3. two
rms. bath; rent. $67.S5. 222 7th
bath. $50. FRED A. SMITH CO.,
1113 18th st. NV, EX. 24S9. IS
2 RMS. KITCHEN, bath: $60.50 mo.
S505 Varnum st., Brentwood. Md.
BSMT. APT lge. rms. and bath;
utils.; working cple.; no children or
pets: good ref: $45 mo. 10. 8-3429.
ONE-BEDRM. APT. II Nr. shopping
center, transp:: $40. .402 Claybourne
ave-. TAX. PIX. Nd. JU. 7-546S.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

HOTEL WINDSOR PARK
Washington's most convenient new
residential address.
$500 CONN. AVE. NV.
Excellent 1-bedroom apartments now
available for immediate occupancy
Monthly rentals include utilities and
secretarial service; daily maid serv-
ice and bed and bath linens avail
able at small additional charge.
Park.
High-speed elevator service.
MOZART ROOM
Open for dining. z am. to 10 pm
daily.
Building completely air conditioned
YOUR INSPECTION INVITED
CALL HUI. 7700
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HOUSES FURNISHED

1894 NEWTON ST. N.E.-Eight rms.
coal h.-T.h. PEccKs. CO., s61s 18th
BUNGALOW, large fenced yard
osaeSs oetoSsr ns: 1ss sH ssats s.? sioo eys ara
BETHESDA-Lge. cor. lot, assuring
privacy In living; children welcome
Sept.-June. $3.50 mo. WI. 66as;
10
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

I1212 N ST. N.W.-Bedrm., liy. rm.
kit. and bath; nicely furn.: S70.25
Also room, kit. and bath. See
HARRY A. OLIKER co.
1131 Vermont Ave. NV. MA. 221O
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2512 QUE ST. NV.
Iss n vsas seansE modern b% bas XII kenss snf ssn s
Apply janitor.
4 LGE. RMS. AND BATH
Fully equip. Inquire 1405 Harvard
st. NV. Apt. lO4. NO. 1889. l3'
Best possible location-Dupont Circle
area bet. Conn. and Mass. ave-
22i12 r St: n:w.-liv. rm., modern
porch, very comfortably furnished.
Family only. No objection to small
child or children. $l25 mo. incl.
c. w. Eggleton Realty
DU. 0747 -
COLORED-18l7 VERNON ST. NV.
kitchenette. GE. 1915. IS
COLORED-APT.. FURN.. rm. and
reas.: refs. RA. o5s5. '"tA' Ns -es'
C0LORED - ELEVATOR BLDG.
d1wnt9Tn; do toy IL d1i5 u 18th St ssodn nv; q
I. SCOTT. I'll SoTii FoTida atsWs' ave-. NV. SHMAS
COLORED-LGE. RIM. APT, NV;
girl. RA. 1888. ''' 'O'A' >o'''
COLORED COUPLE. lovely apt. in
white home, Chevy Chase, in exch.
for part-time service. OIL. OS76.
COLORED GOVT. GIRL to share apt.
with another; privileges. Call DE.
COLORED-3 REFINED men. 3 pvt.
bedrms. and new kitchen; home
privileges; l blk. transp. Ii. 6-6115.
COLORED
l rm., kit. and bath; gas. elec. and
heat furn., $50 mo. 3518 10th
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LUXURY APT.
IN THE ALTAMONT
THE BROADMOOR
OPEN TODAY 2-6

Two spacious homes in WashIngton's
outstanding cooperative bldg, To-
Gated on Conn. ave. at Porter st.
one apt. contains entr. hall, liv.
rm.. din. rm., solarium, kit, bed
rm. and bath.
nv. rm., din. rm.. mod kit, Q bed
rms. and 2 baths. A great deal OF
valuable furniture and rugs included
See today these opportunities to own
a lovely home and enjoy the con-
Venlences of maid service, parking,
cining, etc. Ask for Mr., FLY nm al
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING SPECIALIST, any time
ShoTt S nctiee 4 calls; Hrly: or nat rates
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
MOVING ACRoss TIE ST STREET iEET' o. o.
across the country; safe storage In
sssbparats sbans So rooms; CONS ,,qpt sxpeTt PsskinE
CO, INC, testablished l9O6l'
MOVING AND HAULNG-Day or
night. Reasonable rates. NO. $3.50
FERMAE's TRANSFER CO., INC
Specialized, complete moving and
snd st0Tage ,,;rts service; r courtesy to Gov,t
LIGHT HAULING day or night.
Ksas; rates: free estimates. H. s.
QUICK MOVING
All household furnishings or pieces.
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BACHELOR APT.
WITH REFRIGERATION
1880 r ST., NV, l rm. and bath /;
furn. in modern elevator bldg.
Switchboard service. Immediate oc-
cupancy. Rental $3.50. -
HOTEL WINDSOR PARK
Washington's most convenient new
residential address.
$500 CONN. AVE. NV.
Excellent / bedroom apartments now
available for immediate occupancy.
Monthly rentals include daily maid
service, bed and bath linens. util-
tiles and secretarial service.
|Sundeck overlooking Rock Greek
High speed elevator service.
MOZART ROOM
|openins for dinins 2 a.m. to 10 pm,
Building completely air conditioned
YOUR INSPECTION INVITED
CALL HUI. 7700
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RAMBLER

Chevy Chase-30-ft. liv. rm.. 8 bed.
ssSaS ssSoos stofss ssths' S;Rs MRs fahs DGSNNa
TON. WI. 2635. OR. s3s3. IS
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Detached corner brick. 9 rooms "a
bedroomsl and 2 baths. Recreation
room. Lear garage. Oil heat.
SSss Der month. shown by appoint
Thos. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50. -
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EFFICIENCY APIS.
1921 M st. NV. l rm., kit. and
bath .furn.. Immediate occupancy
Rental, S61.50. Apply janitor
CONN. AVE. SECTION
TAFT BRIDGE
8 rms, kit. and bath in modern
elevator bldg. Immediate occupancy
Rental, S106.4S. 230S Ashmead pl
NV, Apt. 3. Apply janitor.
BACHELOR APT.
WITH REFRIGERATION
1888 New Hampshire ave. NV. ]
I'm. and bath in, modern elevator
bldg. Switchboard service. Imme.
date occupancy. Rental, S65.
DOWNTOWN, 1918 10th st. NV
One room, kitchen and bath. De.
sirable for employed couple or gen
tleman: Rent. S67.5O. incl. utilities
Immediate occupancy. Cali in person
WEINBERG 81 BUSH
1907 H st. NV. Realtors.
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Large Dinette in Each Apt


Large Dinette in Each Apt
Master television antenna,
plug-in telephone outlet.
Spacious rooms with four
to SIX large closets.
FUZZY equipped kitchens with
exhaust fans and wonderful
cabinets.
One block to busline; con-
venient to churches and
schools: Is minutes to down
town Washington.
RESIDENT MGR. ON PREMISES
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
ONLY A FEW LEFT
Directions: Fram WASH. go
over 14th St. Bridge or Me-
mortal Bridge to Shirley hws..
and then to Ridge rd., turn
left and continue to Mount
Vernon ave. to Commonwealth
ave-, bear right 2 blocks to
project.
Fl. G.. SMITHY CO.
s1l lstA sT. NV, ST. $500
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3679 WARDER ST. NV, Apt. "a
One rm., kit, bath; $43.20, incl.
utils,
74i 61st ST. Sc. APT. s.-Modern
g rms. kit, bath; $67. .35. incl; utils.
2 rms. kit. bath: S87.35 Incl. utiis.
1917 r. I. ave. NV, Apt. No. 40l-
4 rms, kit. bath; $84. Elevator.
WASHINGTON REALTY, GE. $500
223 ANACOSTIA RD. Sc.
224 36th ST. Sc.
Off MINI. Ave. and busline: mr.
schools and shopping center; /
bedrm. living rm., dinette, kit and
bath: SS2. so mo. 2 bedrms. S95 mo
All util: furn.. occupancy Sept. 15
ME. 1873. 3
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COLORED
heat furn.. $50 mo. 35iS 1otS
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Continued on Next PAgeJ
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chevy Chase, D. C.. immaculate brk
sod9, lge' S,9I,N, soP9InS; 81. baths, recreation
wheaton, Md Rambler. 2 bedrms
gas &C; ). hfasI e. f9ss, DoNNsIly 3sti J.
Ma. 1915, Realtor, Ewes. OIL. 4074
ON MOUNT VERNON BLVD.-cot
Potomac s cf view owner @i'h wants Gehu'lre re
fined. permanent tenant. Completed.
furn.: $50. 40 per mo.
TAUXEMONT-3-be rambler OF
"a wooded acre, beautifully land
scaped. Owner leaving for 2 yrs.
for place. Near a sehooIs ho and ND sSop. SSop'
ping. $3.50 per mo. furn. or SI3C
urfurn. BERNICE CARTER DAVIS
RFATTOP XII p100S
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basement apartment,
location. 1st and Ken
NV. Preferably couple.
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MODERN 2-STORY. 3-bedrm. brick
corner lot. Garage. GIL. aga: by
appointment -S
. inclosed porches, front porch
garage. Rent S165. FRED A. SMITH
CO., 1113 18th st. NV. EX. 24S9
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
Ranbler-Close-in D. c

Rambler-CloSe-in D. G..
OPEN SUM-. / TO 8. Beautiful new
'"Coloniar' brick rambler with
lge. picture windows overlooking
Rock Creek Park. yet only 10 min.
from downtown; Lge: living Im;: de
8 double bedrms.,- 2 baths; screened
porch; barbecue firepl.; many other
features. S34.750. terms or trade.
Dir: Out 10th st. NV. to Critten-
den St. left block to Argyle ter.
to Open sign at 1880 ARGYLE TER.
NV
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
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OPEN SUNDAY, is
1921 Ingleside ter. NV. Two stories.
8 bedrms.. ga baths; oil heat. ga
Mr.. Panor. with kEACH & PUR-
CELL, Elk. 2412.
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WOODT,EY PARK

XI1U HAWTHORNE ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TO 8
Attractive detached brick, entrance
hall, lge. 1iv. rm. (fireplace). formal
dining rm., pantry, kitchen, porch;
End f., 4 lge. bedrms., Q baths and
screened porch; 3rd A.. bedrm., bath:
full bsmt.: INV. oil h.; 2-car garage.
tDir:: Out Cleveland ave. to 32nd
st.. "a blk. to Hawthorne.)
S. A. YOUNG co.
0I7 10th ST. NV. MA. 33S3 .
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"A VILLA THAT PUTS YOU IN
THE COUNTRY CLUB SET"

1HE COUNTRY CLUB SET"
This 22-ft. Colonial brick home is a
completely remodeied. Lge. iiy. rm.
with attractive fireplace, BANQUET
size din. rm., modernized kit, with
new stove and de luxe refrg., metal
cabinets, pantry: rear scr. por. 2nd
a.. 4 huge bedrms.. 2 tile baths, plus
lge. rear por.. divided into 2 rms. /
piped Tor extra kit. Attic, full bs,nt.
with new gas h.-w. and new Rudd
INV. heater. 2-car brk. gar. Nice
yard, covered conc. frt. por. This
home is worth seeing. Priced fairly
ana reasonable terms. Mrs. Schiller.
AID. 1881 on premises.
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SEMIDETACHED BRICK
50 50O DOWN

Harvard ST.. near 18th n.w.-1O
rooms. 2 baths. oil heat, garage;
furnished. Priced to sell fast; rent
ing rooms. Ask for Mr.. Wade. with
Edwin L. Ellis, RE. 514O
OFFICE OPEN TODAY. l TO PM.
CHEVY CHASE, D. G..
Not far from Conn. ave. on Fessenden
ST. Brick semidet., Z rooms. 2M
baths. Over $4,000 first trust;
$22 400. terms. Near three schools.
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
1910 VERMONT AVE. RE. 5140.
OFFICE OPEN TO-DAY. / TO 3 Pm.
OPEN TODAY!
BE SURE AND SEE
1925 RIGGS PL. NV. BRICK
II ROOMS, 4 BATHS
House in al condition; reason of
sale. death; hard to beat asking
$4,000. terms; vacant. Mr.. Cope
on premises from l pm. to 3 pm.
With
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
INN UrpNENNvr AWE DIT 61dO
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OPEN 2-5 PM.
1905 Grammercy st. NV.
This single owner, handsomely ap-
pointed detached brick home near
Reno I'd. and Nebraska ave. is IN
ST. AIMS Parish and within walk
ing distance of the most. desirable
public schools; 1st a.. spacious foyer.
sized dining room, glassed-in sun
room, kitchen and pantry; End. f.,
huge master bedroom with. 3 closets,
plus 4 other rooms and baths: 3rd
a., 9 finished rooms. tiled bath and
storeroom; bsmt.. well-eouipped rec
garage. This ideal family home
merits your inspection today.
H. G. SMITHY CO.
S11 18th st. NV. st. $500
-02
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

MICHIGAN PARK. 725 Emerson st.
Just of S. Dakota ave.--Open today,
to 8. owner must sacrifice this
lovely 5-yr.-old semidet. brick; B
rms, bath, bsmt.;. gas &C. heat;
fenced lot; oe newn9use tsu,s eonditlcn; sa .s
\: 4 ;sD0i 4. iNoSsfRSRN' SsiS NJ pi' S ssis. 81:
MICHIGAN PARK, 4703 Buchanan st,
hanse bed4mss, Bath s ii fun qi bsmt. with lava.
tory; Anch9E;ieneed yarS; Slssfg54o. lsI, 4,.
JORDAN CO.. 10. s-1313.
RIGGS PARK, N.E.,-semidetached
brick. 3 bedrms.. modern kitchen,
fenced ya5da Z 6da storm windows. gas
woobkfbG@A RsoI k1siSsO Hs; seantiiSl taS 4-0edam.
house, with wall-to-wall carpetipE.
MT. Leventiiai, UN, iss4. LYMAN
&c 6 PEbLE 95Ib ENS SS3onF S3 NG issTn ri 3SSH aVH
Large det. frame IN beautiful cond. !;
ggfaagSo gfaaIalg aNk iSf g. pG1hkps 5fHilk serneT 81
sifs liz cHxNNfNG fyssii fSd 81 81. NJ. Eight
yFSR EooRs Re Hsas AMI II. a7sasNsk
porch; oil h..w.h. Assume GI loan;
priced to sell. ROGERS REALTY
co. ia 3459. MA. 0904. -23
COLONIAL row brick home. Q lovely
rms, Ia baths, rec. rnl.. front and
rear porches. lge. fenced yard; 4
blocks from schools: small down
LAWRENCE. Ri. vi ioss. tsr' OR. - assS. s
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MT. PLEASANT

1884 Newton st. - Nice 4 bedrm.
semidetached brick with liv. rm,
din rm.. kit. bath. full bsmt.: bus
at door; small down payment with
monthly payment. ike rent. Open
3431 OIL o42Q
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WEST OF UPPER 10th
ST. NV.
STEP-DOWN, BEAMED CEILING
LIVING ROOM
CLOSE TO STORES. SCHOOLS.
TRANSP,

This lovely center-hall plan home is
situated on gorgeous large wooded
lot, completely fenced with white
unique. First floor contains spa
cious, step-down, beam ceiling living
room. One entire side, Of living
room is paneled and the artistic
treatment Of the large log burning
fireplace and two what not" .cabi-
nets, is most unusual and pictur-
esque. Opening OF living room is q
large. screened porchLa regular
summer room for entertaining and
real comfort. Nice dining room with
large picture window: Den. powder
first floor. Second floor has three
spacious. bright rooms and two de
luxe baths. Nice dry basement with
wood-1oored maids room and com:
plete bath. Gas aforementioned
heat. Built-in garage. A splendid
home-a convenient location. Home
is in splendid condition inside and
out
Evening star., 1952-07-27
COMPOSER FOR THE MARINE BAND

The busy sergeant wrote
the official March of the
Women Marines" in less than
"a hours. This Is how it
happened:
One morning back in 1943,
he was summoned to the
Marine Barracks. 1t. Col.
william F. Santelmann, the
band leader, told him the
women Marines were to have
a parade the next afternoon.
The problem was that the
women had no military march
of their own. The leader
asked the composer to 60
home. whip up the needed
inspiration and save the day.
Sergt. Saverino got in his
car at 1890 am. and started
the Smile drive to his home
at 2136 Branch avenue Sc.
While he weaved through
traffic, melodic p hras S s
danced In his head. BY the
time he reached home-a Is
minute drive from the bar
racks-the march was COM
pleted. He spent the rest of
the day and night copying
down 28 parts for the band.
At 8 o'clock the next morn
ing the complete works was
in Col. Santelmann's hands.
A morning rehearsal. a sue
cessful performance and the
march became history. The
composer received a letter of
commendation from Marine
headquarters.
The bandsman isn't the
only musical Marine named
Saverino. His brother, S/Sergt.
Angelo L. Saverino, 81, a
World War II Army infantry
man. joined the band six
years ago. He lives at II
Capstan Green S.W. They
have four other brothers here.
The older Marine Is prin-
cipal tuba player in the band
and principal string bass in
It's orchestra. Angelo plays
the same instruments for the
two groups.
Sergt. Louis Saverino be-
lieves composer should know
the instruments he writes for.
He also can play the alto,
tenor and baritone Saxo-
phones, bass clarinet, guitar,
flute, oboe, bassoon, English
Evening star., 1952-07-27

and baritone horns, clarinet,
trumpet and trombone.
When composing, he likes
the quiet of night. II actu-
ally can visualize thousands
Of notes in a matter Of min
utes." he says. But copying
them down on paper is a
matter of many hours of hard
work."
Surprisingly, he doesn't
need an instrument for tone
and sound effect as he writes.
He has his own mental black
board, quickly jotting down
the notes as they appear. A
note is never changed, he says.
for fear Of losing the original
impression.
His musical ability came to
light in Windber, Pa. His
father, Angelo, taught him to
read notes. It was then that
he scribbled down the melo-
dies flashing across his mind.
In 1943. he wrote 81 marches.
Most of them are dedicated to
some group within the Marine
Corps. He has written con-
certos for alto sax (published),
French horn, oboe, harp,
trombone and two for both
trumpet and violin. His more
Evening star., 1952-07-27

popular tone poems include
Mood Moderne" and lode to
a Memory"
Sergt. Saverino's compost
tionS are said to be dimcult
to play. They are classed as
modern, impressionistic mu-
sic with very intricate rhythm.
A 25-cent-a-day Job on a
milk route enabled him to
buy his first instrument.
Now he alternates playing his
II antique string basses, one
of them dating back to 1870.
All but two were fashioned
by some Of Italy's foremost
violin makers.
Sergt. Saverino has more
than 100 rare meerSchaum
pipes, dating from 1850 to
1900. Each one has excep-
tional coloring and is carved
from a single piece Of meer-
Schaum. Some of his more
unusual pipes portray a dog
pulling a Chinese queue, a
man riding a bicycle and a
hand holding a shell.
The sergeant joined the
band in 1899. Its a thrill to
play with such a talented
group" he says. Were Just
one big happy family" M.S.B.
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ten 26 marches thine pub
lished), nine concertos, six
tone poems, Ave popular songs
and a symphony. He is the
bands leading composer.
Also a lobbyist, he has valu-
able collections of antique
string basses (basS flddles)
and rare meerschaum pipes.
Evening star., 1952-07-27

GONE colorful compositions
- played by the Marine
Band have strains from the
melodic imagining Of a g.
year-old boy.
In fact, M/Sergt. Louis
Saverino was jotting down
musical notes before he could
write. Now 81, he has writ
Evening star., 1952-06-23
New York Produce

NEW YORK, June 23 (Rl.-Butter, easy,
Wholesale prices on bulk cartons-Creani.
cry, higher than 81 score (AAl. fresh
SPA cents; 92 score tA,, fresh, 6Sla-
6S$. cents; 30 score OBJ, fresh, 67Ia.
67ss; SO score tCD, fresh, 81
Cheese (receipts to come)-Steady
Wholesale sales, American cheese whole
milk kl-Cheddars, fresh. 40 1/22-43 cents;
cheddars. cured, 1856: single daisies,
fresh, 43-46: single daisies, cured, 49-56;
young Americas, fresh, 43-46; young
Americas, cured, 1856: flats. fresh, Al
-; fats, cured. 50-57; midgets. fresh
44-47; nlidgets, cured, 50-57; processed
5 pounds, 42la-45ha; domestic Swiss (sin-
gle tubS), Grade "A" 56-5S; grade "B, u
$3.50; grade &C." 1854.
Eggs-Firm.
New York spot quotations, based largely
on excnange trading, follow:
Midwestern: Mixed colors: Fancy heavy
weights. 44Ea; extra / large, 4Oh-41;
extra medium 40; pullets. 34l2-35; stan
cards. large, 35-3S; current receipts re-
handled: 1886: dirties. 34-34l2; checks,
32; Whites: Fancy heavyweights, As; extra
large, AZ; extra L medium. Al. Browns
sSsrs syzw.,nsd medium 4: Whites Extra fancy
1919; others. large 42-47 mediums. A.
43a; bullets. 34la-35: peewees, 22-24.
Browns: Extra fancy weights, 1919; me
aiums. 43-431a; pullets. 341a-35; pee
Evening star., 1952-06-23
Business Briefs

One Dollar Par common stock
of the Flying Tiger Line, Inc,
was admitted to trading on the
New York Curb Exchange today.
The first sale was 1,100 shares
at 73s.
Zenith Radio Corp. announced
today the opening of a new $5
million manufacturing plant in
Chicago. The new plant will be
used to produce speakers, coils,
transformers and other compo-
nents for radio and televiSion sets.
Crude Oil Production in Al
berta passed the ,O00-barrels-
a-day mark for the first time dur
ing the week ended June 10
Petroleum and Natural Gas Con-
Servation Board.
Borg Warner Corp. has ac-
quired Reflectal Corp, the Ma
tons largest producer of alumni
mum foil blanket-type insulation.
Ref1ectal will be operated as a
Borg-Warner subsidiary.
The Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Railroad Co. asked the Interstate
Commerce Commission for permit
to issue $8.850,00O of equipment
trust certificates in connection
with new equipment purchases.
Shipments Of Gas-Fired Fur
naceS, boilers and conversion
burners in May increased 58.8 per
cent over the figure of May, 1851.
Gas Appliance Manufacturers
Association.
Central S0ya Co. in the nine
months ended March 81 earned
81, ATS, 1854 or $3.50 a share VS.. So
O59,031 or $500 in the same 1851
period.
Chicago Great Western Railway
IN the five months ended May 81
earned $1,091 .464 VS.. $685., ,467 in
the same 1851 period.
Hudson & Manhattan R.R. in the
f1ve months ended May 81 earned
$371 1888 VS.. $601, ,999 in the same
1851 period.
New England G. G. E. Assoc.
In the IL months ended May 81
earned $2,451, ,474 or $1.19 a share
Tvs. $2,272.967 or SIPS in 1851.
N. Y. State Elec. e. Gas in the
II months ended May 81 earned
7.158, ,6S9 or $2.26 a share VS.. S.
TIT 7.282 or $2.16 in 1851.
United Dye g. Chemical and
domestic subsidiaries in the March
81 quarter reported a net loss of
$68,388
Evening star., 1952-06-23
Only Rails Are Strong
In Generally Narrow
And Mixed Tradinq
By the Associo,eJ Prose-

NEW YORK, June 23.-Rail-
roads provided all Of the strength
today in an otherwise narrowly
mixed stock market.
Santa Fe was active with a gain
of between l and 2 points as the
leader of the railroad division.
Elsewhere throughout the list
price changes spread over a range
lof a little more than a point
leither way.
In the unchanged to slightly
lower classification were steels,
motors, distillers, a great many
chemicals and building materials.
Standing on the higher side
were oils. rubbers and air lines.
Other sections were mixed.
Trading progressed at a fairly
good rate, but there was no evi-
dence of a build-up in either buy
ing enthusiasm or selling pres
ISure.
Higher stocks included South
ern Railway, Cities Service, Amer
lean Airlines, Westinghouse Elec-
trio and Goodrich. Lower were
Bethlehem Steel, Studebaker
Phelps Dodge and American
Cyanamid.
The stock market last week
maintained headway. Fridays
session was held back by tagging
railroads. The final hour of trad
ing, however, was enlivened by
reports current in Wall Street that
a new move was afoot aimed al
settling the steel strike now in its
fourth week.
But over the week end peace
plans failed to jell, and steel peace
apparently is as far away as ever
Nevertheless. the stock market to.
day refused to be disheartened by
any news development.
Corporate bonds were Slightly
lower today. Foreign bonds were
not active. japanese loans were
mixed. United States Govern
ments in the over the counter
market were quiet.
Stocks on the curb exchange
were generally higher. Advancing
were Gerity- Michigan Corp, I'm.
perial Oil. Bohack. and Eureka
Corp. Ltd.