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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-26
Dpr Pr5tphrrifrhp Etnflufg
nrr 6rnEpltprn

3u einen Sausl ltanbe geboren bGlt=
fig ni6t nur gater, Weutter nno &ilt-
Der, ion0ern au6 @roBeltern. Sbre
Stellnng in Der San1ilie lit lebr ber-
i6ieoen nno bangt bon l1mit1noen
uno 8erbdltniiien ab, bie bier auBer
getra6t bleiben. @ir baben nnr 5lt
nnterlu6en, lpel6e 8eoeutung @roB-
eltern als Weiter5ieber Ser ainoer
baben mie tie ibren er5ieberii6en
ginflnB gelten MAIDEN nitb in tpel1er
8eiie leberer oen &inoern gum Segen
ODER l1niegen gereiden fann.
8roBeltern betra6ten in Der Gegel
ibre er3ieberiibe 8etdtigtng an ibren
gnfeln ais Observation-Disclosures Gedt,
ia als natiirli6e 8fli6t. @iro ibnen
oieies &edt beibrdnft, 10 enlpfinoen
lie es als ber5lpie ardrfltng. DIT
geraten lie au6 nit ibren S6d-
tern, S0bnen S6piegert06tern nn6
S6miegerlobnen in Meit1ungsber=
i6ieoenbeiten oariiber, nod tpel6en
8runoidten Die &inoer eraogen per-
ben lollen. Dringen iie babel nit ibrer
anlidt ni6t oltr6, 10 i6n1ollen iie
uno propbe5eien getp0bnli6 oen un-
feblbaren itttlihen Huin ibrer g1fel-
finoer. anoere fritilteren au6 tpobl
Die gr5iebungsmeiIe Ser gltern in
@egenDart Ser &inoer, ober lie ellen
Icgar menn Elm &in0 cine ipoblber-
oiente Strafe erbdlt, ber5u l,nb neb-
men es gegen Die uSarte uno @ralt-
lamfeit" bon 8ater uno Mutter in
S6nb. Solde 8orfaae iino ni6t nur
iebr argerlid, iie idaoen audi Der gr-
5iebung Der &inoer san5 unnlittelbar.
@roBeltern iolten Ii6 baber obne
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-26
- 9. @., Ga.

Die llrlpra6en maren iebr prinli-
tlp lno e5 itno nur penige Heite i'm
Saufe Der Belt benabrt geblieben.
8elebrten Spradforl6ern 5ltfolge ioa
oas Giirfil6e Oieienige Spra6e iein,
mel6e nit ser GlteIten Spra6e ser
erIten &ulturpolfer perlpanot lit. 9ls
Oa5 iilteIte unS befannte Gulturoolf
Der Groe gelten sic babplonii6en
Sumerier, Ole oie &eili6rift erflnoen
baben uno beren lebenOige Sprabe
l6on gegen gnoe oes pierten Sabr<
taulenos b. gbr. ausgeltorbene MunO=
art un5 Our6 Die rei6e Snlbriften=
binterlaiieni6aft ser na6ber in 8abp=
lonien eingeipanoerten Semiten pobl<
befannt lit. 0ieie Se1niten baben bas
Sumerii6e brei Sobrtauienoe lang
bis folt I'm Die 3eit bon GbriIti @e=
burt in ibnliber 8eiie beibebalten
llno gepflegt, Die es nit Dem 2atei=
niI6en i'm Wtittelalter gei6eben lit.
Sbpobl oie Sumerier, als tie I'M
Semitentum aufsingen, i6on cine
alte, ieoenfals Observation-Disclosures
aulturepode binter iib batten, 10 fem
men mir bon ibnen oo6 ni6t piel
mebr ais ibre Sprade, bie als cine
agglutinierenoe in ibrem 8au, tpie
man IdngIt peiB nit oen Surfipra>
den Iebnli6feit bot. SIM iibrigen 1pa-
rem oae 8erlude, oas Sumeriihe nit
anoeren befannten Spraditammen in
Serbinoung 81 bringen, pergebli6 ge-
blie6en Biz anfang oieles Sabrbun-
oerts bie ausgrabungen uno gnt-
oedungen i'm 6ineiiiden SIt-Eurfes
itan einieeten. Wean fano BORT in
Manulfripten, Die aus Dem erIten
nah6riitlihen Sabrtauieno itamm.
ten ni6t BLOB &eite oreier bisber un-
befannter arabiiher Spra9en, bon
oenen cine, Dos Echariide, bemer-
fensperte aebnlidyfeit nit ben iiio-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-26
Al1AknnN
&un Grof. s. W. 9nebreu,
Gebaftrnr bcs ,8aiIenfrennb',
643 Suntb Sbio Nuenne,
Columbus, Sbip
s.. @., MaiI.

Inter &oniunftllr Derltebt man
oie @eiontbeit Ser @infliiiie uno 9ez
oingungen uno 3uItdn0e, Die alrf Grz
5eugung uno Sernertltng bon iplrts
ihaftiihen @erten fir lpette &relle
beoe,ttung5ooa Iino unO Die Wtarft=
loge - oas Gerbdltnis bon angebot
uno 9ta6frage - ie naboen gitnltlg
ooer ungiinltig geitaIten. @er Diele
Ginflitiie uno 8irfllngen genalt 5lt
berednen uno aus5unuten per'tebt,
nuht 51lpeilen Gieiengeipinne. 0tele
&oniunftl,ren fonnen - fitr gelpobn=
li6 = iid normal allslulrfen ooer
ober iiberraIbeno beranoern, mas nit
groben lpirtldaftlicben Grl6iitterllnz
gen, &riien, perbunOen it, ltno be-
Oeutenoe GerlrIte, 9anferotte ltnO
Serorn1ungen ol1f ser einen Seite uno
llngepobnlihe 8ereiderltngen auf Der
anOcren na6 itb 6ie6en. Sin &on=
iunftl1rpoIitifcr lit ein Wend, Der
lih ielpeils oem Md6tigen onI6lieBt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-26
; Gh. g., Gpnn.

Ser 9lusorud ySantalusqualen"
ousiteben, fommt bon ser Sage zines
pbrpgilden &0nigs, Sobn Oes 3eu5,
Der, bon ben @0ttern Ser StIcbgenein=
lbaft getpiiroigt, 9teftar llno Imbru=
iia entluenoete uno Oie 8ebeimnilia
be5 boben @otterrats, ousplauoerte,
pesbalb er in ser ltnterlpelt nit emf
gem @unger uno 9urit beitraft tuur.
Be, inoem oas 8niier, in Dem er Bis
gum &inn binauf ItanO, uno oie
Srii6te unmittelbar iiber ieinem
S6oupt in1mer pieoer 5llriid1pi6en, ios
oft er oana6 griff oaber genannt
Santlllusqualen", >. +. ltnbefrieOigs
tes &erlangen nadb elmer SaGe, bie
man nie erreicben fanu, neil lie einem
belt1noig entgebt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-26
6ran 81. s., Ser. =

GineS ser belten Mittel bei gItbma
uno Grfultltngen oes !Sulles, Ser
9ruit uno Ser 2llnse lit Ser tpege,l
leines itblen @eru6s rno @eI6tnads
perponte &noblau6 (8arlic). llno
Oo6 lit oieies foItbare &raut pegel1
Ieiner giftt0benoen gigeni6aften
eines Ser belten Srellnoe bes Weeu-
iben. gs gibt fein belleres Nfittel bel
9lutpergiftungen als anoblaud.
Sebr erfolgrei6 miro &noblau6 au1
angepanot bel bobem 8lutbrud, 6ro-
niI6em Gbeumatismus, Wagen- unb
Herpenleioen uno fir i6tpa6e Ser
ionen 0ie mooerne 8iiienidaft bat
Gnoblau6 in Eobletten= llnb &apiel-
form bergeiteat, 10 oaB Ser unange-
nebme 8eru6 gan5lid oeribminoet.
slu6 BET sluflagen (Boultices) aui
l6mer5enoe Stellen fann &noblauf
peripenoet perben. Wan Ibneioet bie
&noaen in oiinne S6eiben uno br6i
Iie in 5ett. l1niere 2eier finoen in Der
anaeige ser uEeras 2iquio Garlic
So. in Wineral 8eas, Eeras" (im
,Sbio- -8aiienfreunb' entbalten) alle
guten @igeni6aften oes &noblau1.
iaftes gei6ilbert. I'm oen unange.
nebmen @eidmaf i'm Wunbe au ber'
treiben, nebme man einen 20ffel bon
&onig ober Sirnp.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-26
M. St., Mb. :

ltnter vSdpanengeiang" perItebt
man gelpobnli6 Oas lebte 2ieo zines
9i6ters. SIM altgrie6iicben Nptbos
mar Der SdDan Dem slpol1o beilig
unO b6ufig oeiien attribut. Gon ibln
erb1lt Der S6pan bie @abe Ser @eis=
iagung. 3eus unO @ottinnen nebmen
Oie @eItalt bes S6panes an 1llb
fabren altf einem S6panempagen.
Ser S6pon iingt slpolos Breis
unO fiinoet ieinen Soo our6 i6onen
SbmonengeIong - &lagegelone =
an. Gaber beoelltet S6panengeIans
iprt6DOrtli6 ous lette 2ieO zines
0i6ters. slucb in anoerer 8ebeutltns
Iagt man res idpant mil" ui6 abne,
es mabIen mir S6ponenfeoern" Der
Sbman (Gpgnusl lit OoS eroBe freu5s
formige SternbilO 0eS noroli6en
Sitnmels, Dos oem freien auge lidt=
bar lit. r..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-26
AnH hPnt Ipfprkrpta
ct. Ntarp's College, ct. Marps
Sans, ben 8. SSanuar 1862.

2iebe 2eler!
geIu6en mir be1te oas 8antelei-
|monfloIter alf oen grie6iIben gGtbos-
berg, I'M einem So6an1t beiautpob=
men, oas Der a6t=Sgumen nit leiner
aIliiten5 5elebriert. gs ma6t basielbe
einen tiefen ginbrud Ser ergreifenoe
8elang Der Oton6e (bie &uiien fin
gen I'M 8egeniab 5u oen anoeren &l0=
Itern mebritinmnig uns befannt burh
Die 8elangsportrage Der 9onfolafen)
Derleibt oem nod aus ser 3arenseit
ltammenoen Brunf Der Sacramento
nno bes &irdeni6mufes einen eigen=
artigen 3auber. 9ie tppii9e @tbos-
firbe lit our6 matte ODER farbige
5enlter bonn auBeren 2ibt fuit OBJ
gelbloiien. Die gan5e Sh0nbeit ser
&ir6en5ier itrablt bon innen ber.
Sier beIinoet man ii6 i'm 8ann beilig
erlhanernoer @brfltr1t. Cine 8iloer-
tuano entriidt oen slltarraum unIe-
rem glid. @ie aus Der gtpigfeit ber-
portreteno, tpie bilbgetporbene Sen-
Ieitigfeit eri6einen Die Seiligen Ser
Sfonoitale in ibren itrengen, erbabe-
men 2inien. &otsoloene Mmpeln iiber-
gieben tie NIT BurpurIbein nnb in
ibren augen brennt Die itrablenbe
@lut gottli6er Seiligfeit. Gin Mb-
gruno offnet ii6 in ibnen, Ser uns
bineinruft in oen ianften Mbgrlno
Der gottli6en 2iebe. Die 8ilbertpanb
bot orei giiren, BON benen Die mittlere
Die ~f0niglide Bforte" beiBt. Durb
[ iie idreiten Brielter unb Diafon nit
oem beiligen 8ub, 8isfus ober Dem
Spfermabl. SSn ben 8ilbern liegt cine
tiefe, gebeimnispolle SDnbolif. Ser
Derflarte Gbriitus, Sein 2eben. 2ei-
ben uno Sterben unb Seine 8erfl1-
rung, auferItebung unb @immel-
fabrt, @eiItienbung tpie auf Seine
Seiligen besesnen nns bort. Muf Der
&onigstiir miro INNER Die Bertiinbi-
gung bargeltellt. l1eber berielben iii
bas beilige Qbenbmabl au ieben uno
Die 81. Dreifaltigfeit. SIT Die @uppel
Der Stride Daritenung oes Sin1mels,
10 erfennt man i'm MItarral,rn ons
J aaerbeilisite ielbit aus oem bas
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Altmafpifp
RriHart in Bayern Dr5iidltrt

aus 6ranffurt a. &c. melbete lette
8obe Die vaii. 8reB": Gin oeutIder
Sanomirtl6aftler, @erner Seinrih.
beba1ptei, cine neue gieisart enI=
pifelt 5u boben, oie uir ieoipeoem
&lima ma6ien unb geoeiben fann"
Soaten licb leine slngaben beitGtigen,
10 ipiiroe oas Elm auBeroroentli6 be-
beutenber Saftor CUR 2oiung oes
ofuten grnabrungsproblems in aller
8elt iein.
Ser pier3igiabrige @elebrte unS
2anbipirt iagt, er babe i'm pergange=
men Serblt auf ieinen 8nt in @oBen-
reut in 8apern bereits flint Sonnelt
Ser neuen 9ieisiorte geerntet. gs lit
Dies oas erltemal, oaB irgenotpo in
8eitz0eutl6lanb 9feis erfolgrei6
fultipiert ipuroe, ba iein &lina a1e
Oerartigen Geriube bislang i1eitern
lieB. 3as 2anb tpar be5iigli6 bieier
Salnlfru6t bollfomme,1 a,f Die @ir<
fubr angenieien; in oen lebten Sab.
rem 1mportlerte es oltr6lhnittlicb cine
gtenge i'm @erte bon iieben WfiIio=
men Collar.
Seinrib lGBt tpilien, baB Der Sa=
men fir ieinen 9feis ibm tpGbreno
oes 5lpeiten @eltfrieges bur6 einen
Sreunb aus Dem 8alfan=@ebiet nit
gebra6t ipuroe. gr erfldrt, oab er
peiterbin nod oamit erperimentiert,
aber i'm nadIten Sabr erbeblidb mebr
an6auen mill.
Seine Bflan5en, Iagt er, beonipru=
den iebr Denig 8etpdiierung uno tra-
gen ie 5tpei Bis brei Mebren nit ie
lebsbunOert bis a1tbunoert &or1
nern 9ieie Heisfru6t entbGlt et1pa
1873 Sro5ent Glbumin, bergli6en nit
etipa 1O,5 8ro5ent bes @ei5ens. Oieie
Satia6e iotDie ser 3uder= 1tnb StGrfe-
gebalt perleiben Dem neuen Meis 8or=
5iige gegeniiber Dem, Ser in aiiati-
1den uno italieniIden Sun1pffeloern
ge5ogen miro, bebauptet Seinri1.
Die geOroidenen glebren fonnen
ais Siebfutter pernenoet iperoen nnb
aus ben 5ru6taniaten l1Bt ii9 elm
Dertpolles pegetabiliibes Sel getpin=
nen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-01-26

| binlifiIiftfe, g6otiifihe 2eben 5u nns
Iberaiistritt, Sir Die oriertnliihe Sir
he lit Die Mltferitebling gbri5ti, bas
SItergeiiheben Der llriipr,,,tg aIler
2ebenslpenollng @ottes an nns Men-
lihen. Die morgenlditbiid)e Stride lit
&irde Der oIterliden 8erfldrling.
Gnrh gbriIti neues 2eben leben auh
mir bitrh Seine perfl1rte meniblibe
Natur oringt 2eben in biele 8elt bin-
ein. unenolid5er SitbeI bur1oringt
oaber oie 5eier Der beilisen Otter
gebeimniiie, auf Die man iih Die gan5c
6aiten- uno 8orfoIten5eit binourd5
porbereitet. y9as aa lit nit l1nIterb-
lidfeit befleioet." Seoe Seier Ser
2itltrgie lit glnferftebungsfeier, lit
iiberltrablt bonn Siterglan5, unb ME
peritummt bas Aaeluia. 9a5u fommt,
oab Die beilige 2ititrgie meiit nur an
Sonntagen nnb Seittagen gefeiert
miro. Die Sonntage iino ieit ben dlte-
item Sagen oes gbriitentums bonn
Snergebeimnis beltimntt. Die geil-
nabme am euhariitiIben Spferntobl
beiiegelt Die Iebensbermittelnbe Sunf-
! tion bes Spfers. 9enn ibon Sgnn-
tins bon antiobien ipribt bon ser
gudariitie ais oen .Seilmittel ser
llniterbli6feit" uno bonn y@egengift
gegen ben Sob. 0ur6 Sic 8ereini-
gung NIT oen elbariitiiben Gbri-
T itus nebmen mir 8erfI1rungsglans,
gottli6es 2eben ertgegen. 0en Mtbos-
monden, Die Ser @elt entfloben iinb,
mar Die Gerflarung, ia Die 8ergot-
tung oes 2ebens ein5ig eritrebensaper-
teS 2ebens5iel geiporben.
slaeroings laBt ii1 nidt BON ser
ortboooren, bon Som getren1ten
Gbriitenbeit iagen, oaB iie ben baufi-
gen @mpfang Der gu6ariItie i'm
Sinne Der Gommutionbefrete Saplt
Bius' K. prafti5iert. Cine &ommu-
nionbepegung ipie bel uns, cine gr-
neuerlng cbriitli6en 2ebens bur1
Die iaframentale Gbriltus=8emein-
l6aft i6eint ii6 oprt ni6t ent1pidelt
81 baben
SbluB folst. 0fit Sreunoesgrub
nno Brieiterlegen
Soiepb 8eIs, ST..
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6. IT,, q. 3.

Der Same 9tiibe5abl mar in ser
altoeutlden Solfsioge Elm fobolo=
artlger 9erggeilt, elm iogenanntes
9ergn0nllein Serr uno Sitter Ser
unteriroiihen Sdase, uripringli6 in
bergmanniiden &reilen beinlii6 unO
crit bon Sar3er 9ersleuten ms Gie-
Iengebirge perpflan5t. Gr nurbe meilt
oargeltelt, dbnli6 pie ser quite gde=
baro, ais alter Wann nit longenl
gart; er mar bilfrei6, bo6 ra6lii6-
tig, menn er perlpottet tpuroe.
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Selbittauibung iagen, oaB 8ater lno
M1tter, tpelhe in ieber Siniibt Die
8eranttportung fir ibre &inber 5lt
tragen baben, au6 beaniprn6en mill
len, Die @r5iebung ibrer &inoer nah
eigenem @utbiirfen 5u beitimmen.
8enn freili6 ben @roBeltern Die
Sauptlait an Der Bflege Der &inoer
5ufalt, TO- muB ibnen elm ausfOmnl-
Ii6er Seil Der elterlihen gr5iebungs-
befl1gniile eingeraun1t meroen. Die
4bgren5ung Oes groBelterlihen Or
8iebungseinfGuiles muB aber -ein
@egenitano freunbli6en @inberneb-
mems nnb liebepollen Saftgefiibls
Iein. Streitigfeiten iiber iol6e 9inge
bereiften oas bduslibe 2eben.
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: iSrnn q. Cd, III.

Sine ibnelle Seilung boat Sdnitt=
nunoen llno @ei6piiren miro berbei=
gefiibrt bon Souerfrautpaier, ooS
man llngefo1t aui Die @unoe legt
Souerfrout lit iiberbaupt gelitnoer
lrno nabrbafter, luenn es rob gegelien
miro.
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sic Bat re6t. Gle: nSbau
mid oo1 ni6t INNER 10 - forniib
an gbgar!" u46er, @lsden, icb
bin oo1 bein 8etter!" - n0ann
braudIt Ou mid crit rebt ni6t 10 ,l1n-
perlDanot' an5nltarren!"
Sm gramen. n!Serr &anbibat,
mas lit Die 2iebe?" fragte Der Yroz
feiior in Der Briifung. rOas 8anb,
neldes 5ipei Seelen auf eiuis berbin-
BET, ober 5tpei Seelen uno ein @e-
oa,nfe." Isle fonmen niht auf
oas 9tibtige: oie 2iebe lit elm fleiner
HebenfluB Der S0er!"
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Dr.. Roy Harris
Is Guest Artist

The District Of Columbia
Chapter Of the National As
sociation of American Com
posers and Conductors, Virginia
Rollwage Collier, president, has
secured Roy Harris as guest
artist for an opening concert Of
the season Saturday night. The
program will be given at the
American University Clendenen
Hall.
Following the concert, a
forum for the discussion of DR..
Harris music will be conducted
by Norman Frauenheim, pro-
gram chairman for the event.
Johanna Harris. wife Of the
composer and a pianist of dis
tinction will play DR.. Harris
"Suite" and his setting Of
American ballads. DR.. Harris
was recently voted by inter-
national ballot as second in inn
portance among living COM
posers. Concerts this year will
be held at the American Uni
versity and at the Corcoran
Gallery of Art.
Evening star., 1952-09-28

Auxiliary of the Anne Arundel
County Hospital. There will be
two concerts on November Z
at the Annapolis High School.
in the afternoon for children
and in the evening for adults.
The third and last concert
there will be presented on
March 13.
The annual Baltimore series
begins October 81 with Gladys
Swarthout as soloist. The fol-
lowing artists will appear on
that series: Agi Jambor, Novem-
ber 4; Earl Wild, December 8:
Bruno Walter. January 13:
Claudio Arrau. January q:
Bruno Walter, March 10: Astrid
Varnay and Set Svanholm,
April 8.
The four concerts of the
suburban series. arranged for
the convenience of residents Of
Montgomery and Prince Georges
Counties, will begin November
20 with Yehudi Menuhin as solo,
ist. Roger Prizes, the 16-year-old
pianist of Silver Spring who
played last season at one of
the young peoples concerts.
will appear January IS; Jorge
Bolet has been scheduled for
February 10; the soloist for
March 19 will be announced.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
News OF Music
UnfomiIior Works Store
For Season c Concert-Goers
0rmondy to Present Honeeeer's orotoio
With Chorus and Spoken Dialogue
By Alice Eyersmoin

10 and Rudolf Serkin Is the
piano soloist on March II.
Alexander Hilsberg. former
associate conductor of the Phil
adelphians and now conductor Of
the New Orleans Symphony. re-
turns as guest on the January
6 program with William Kapcll
as the piano soloist. Pierre
Monteux win conduct the con-
cert on January ~. He will
direct also the performance Of
the Boston Symphony on De-
cember 4. The Boston group
plays four concerts here. two
of which will have Charles
Munich on the podium. Tho
program February IL will in.
troduce Guido Cantelli. protege
of Toscanini. as guest conduc-
tor. The Boston Pops Tour Or
chestra under Arthur Fielder
comes for one performance on
January Is.
The appearance of the Dam
isb National Orchestra, first Of
the American University Con-
certs' Evening Series, will start
the season of in a special man.
ner on october 10. The State
Radio orchestra will have two
conductors. the genial Erik
Tuxen. who made a distinct i'm
preston on the American pub
lie during his sojourn In this
country last year, and Thomas
Jensen. one Of the most color
ful figures in European musical
life. He was a protege of the
Danish composer, Carl Nielsen.
whose symphony No. 4" hs
will conduct.
It was called "The Inextin-
guiShable" by the composer
himself who wrote six SYM
phonies. The Fifth was intro
duced by Mr.. Tuxen last season
at his guest appearance as con-
ductor Of the National SYM
phony. This time, Mr.. Tuxen
will present Grieg's Symphonic
Dances" and Stravinsky's Fire
bird Suite" The American tour
is under the patronage of King
Frederick TX of Denmark and
the Washington concert is un-
der the sponsorship Of the Dam
ish Ambassador, Henrik do
Kaufman.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Programs Of the Week
TODAY.

THE MOZART TRIO. Isolde sehm, so
prano; John Yard, Joseph Collins,
barttones; Phillips Gallery. pm.
Au-Mozart program. Trios: '"fan-
dem post turbida,S from apollo ct
Hyacinthus"; .Che, accidente," from
trovano. K. 549'': "Mandina amabile.
Sec" 'venso. sspettate," from La
bile. z. 439': 'tSe lontan, K. 43S";
''Luci care, luci belle, K 346''; 20
selige Wonne." from "Zaide";; "Das
Bandel. X. AL" Duets: Bel Macn-
nern" from "Die Zaubernoete. Miss
Sehm, Mr.. Yard; '.Eh via, bun 1ne.,"
from .Don Giovanni Mr.. Yard. Mr..
Am sCHEIN. piano recital, Barker
c Minor. No. - from Bacf's % Hsii.
tempered Clavichord"; 'Rameau's
Roll Call of the Birds" Gluck-
Eaipt-Saens Caprice on Airs de Bal
let From Alceste,'" Mozart's Sonata
No. Is. D Major, K. 576'; Chopin's
'.Nocturne, c Minor. Op. 4s. No. r.;
.Preludes, Nos. 10. IL. 1e"; RavePs
GRACE scCHIS Nj NELSON wE1sERT. piano-re-
cital, West Garden Court, National
Gallery Of Art. 5 pm, Prokofiefi'l
.'sonata No. z, or: S3.: Mezart's
Sonata. p Major. &. .676"; Lasts
Sonata. B Minor"
Evening star., 1952-09-28

bIICy WILL tdhC
place in the
coliseum at
he Univer-
sity of Mary
land, at the
Lyric Theater
in Baltimore
and at the
A n n a oils
High School
in Annapolis.
The la t t e r
concerts are q
new venture
sponsored by
Evening star., 1952-09-28

The Phillips Gallery will be.
gin its season this afternoon.
The Mozart Trio will give an
all-Mozart program at 4 o'clock.
Members of the trio are Isolde
Sehm. soprano; John Yard and
Joseph Collins. baritones. jerry
Witas will be at the piano.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY CONCERTS
Patrick Hayes, Managing Director
SUM-, OCT. $3.50 Pm.
In CONSTITUTION HALL
DANISH
NATIONAL
ORCHESTRA

Of the State Radio
ERIK TUxEl- THOMAS JENSEN, Cond.
Under the Royal Patronage Of
KING FREDERlK TX
Dvorak's Carnival; Nelson symph
No 4; Grieg's symphonic Dances;
sStravinsky's .Firebird Suite"
SEATS ON SALE TOMORROW
Tickets: 1:80, 40. 500, $50, 4.20
Evening star., 1952-09-28
Maryland to Get
Series of Concerts

The National Symphony Or
chestra lists a total Of IA con-
certs in nearby Maryland this
season. Given in three series,
Evening star., 1952-09-28

The Tryout Group. organized
by local musicians last season,
offers an award Of 500 to q
talented and deserving young
pianist not over is years of age.
Preliminary additions will be
held in October and informa.
ton may be had from Mrs. Leo
Ross, 3050 South Buchanan
street, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1952-09-28

The Friday Morning Music
Club will hold additions for stu
dent membership on October S
from 2 to 4 pm. in the YWCA
assembly room. The additions
are open to boys and girls
under rs and are for instru-
ments and voice. Anne Yago
McGuffey may be contacted for
further information.
Evening star., 1952-09-28
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Grace Nelson Weisert, plan.
ist, will give the program to-
night at 8 in the National
Gallery Of Art. Having won the
Frederick Stock Award when
still in her teens. she has been
active as soloist with orchestras
ever since. She gave the first
American performance of Pick
Mangiagalli's "Sortilegi" with
the Chicago Symphony and
later played d'Indy's Noun
tain Symphony" and concertos
by Brahms, Liszt and Rach.
maninoff.
The Phillips Gallery will be-
gin its season this afternoon.
The Mozart Trio will give an
all-Mozart program at 4 o'clock.
Members of the trio are Isolde
Sehm. soprano; John Yard and
Joseph Collins. baritones. jerry
WltaS will be at the piano.
The Tryout Group, organized
by local musicians last season.
offers an award of 500 to q
talented and deserving young
pianist not over Is years of age.
Preliminary additions will be
held in October and informa.
ton may be had from Mrs. Leo
Ross, $3.50 South Buchanan
street, Arlington, Va.
The Friday Morning Music
Club will hold additions for stu
dent membership on October S
from 2 to 4 pm. in the YWCA
assembly room. The additions
are open to boys and girls
under rs and are for instru-
ments and voice. Anne Yago
McGuffey may be contacted for
further information.
Men and women interested
in studying the songs Of Scot
land are invited to join the
choral group of Saint Andrews
Scottish Society, meeting each
Monday at 1880 pm. in the Ma
tional Cathedral School for Girls.
Woodley road and Wisconsin
avenue. Basses and baritones
are particularly needed. Chair
man of the group is George
Gourlay, 121 Galveston street
S.W.
Beginner. intermediate and
advanced accordion groups are
being formed by the District
Recreation Department. The
groups will meet from z to 10.
pm. on Mondays in Roosevelt
High School. Mervin Conn Of
the Mervin Conn Accordion
School will be the instructor.
Tickets are now available for
the Washington Opera Guild
concert on November II in the
ballroom of the Mayfiower
Hotel and may be had from the
groups headquarters, 1719 Nine.
teenth street NV. Dorothy
Remington is the director.
The Soldiers Home Military
Band concludes its summer con-
certs with q request program
Tuesday at 8 pm. The indoor
concerts by the Soldiers Home
Orchestra will be resumed In
Stanley Hall, October le at
$3.50 pm.
The Foundry Methodist SYM
phony Orchestra's first concert
date has been set for October 30.
Rehearsals are Wednesdays at
7:45 pm. in the church audi
torium. The officers are: Lee
Dean, president; Bob Stindler.
vice president: Sophia Minor.
secretary. Paul Brightenburg.
Bryan Turner. John Droescher.
Wes Franco, William Stanton,
Harry Wilcox and DR.. Brown are
Of the board. Walter
Keim is personal manager Of
the group. Additional trombonesI
and French horns are needed
Glenn Carow Is the conductor.