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Evening star., 1953-08-27
BETHESDA
BETHESDA
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BETHESDA, MD.
45-FT. BRICK RAMBLER
S19,950
TNAKE

OON1I OO 1OIN1NI1I
Mr.. NAVAL HOSPITAL AND NH
Open for your evening convenience,
l0O05 Broad st. Just completed
only ! mot subdiviSion). Three
large bedrms.. liV. rm., fireplace and
picture window. beautifully planned
Kit. with breakfast space, garbags
light bsmt.; wealth Of st storage rag
space and electric-lighted closets;
deep. level, 60x14O-ft. lot. A home
to be truly proud of. Terms very
flexible. Modest down payment con-
sidered. $4,000, 1st loan for quail
ned purchaser. Mr. Hall, JU. 6-4I90,
on premises. To reach: Out wis. ave
to Bank Of Bethesda, left on Old
Georgetown rd. 8 miles to Lone Oak
DR., turn right blks. to Broad st.,
left to 10005 Broad st.
Frederick w. Berens Sales. Inc
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AMER. UNIV. PARK AREA, Just over
2: c. line near, Western ave. and
River rd.-Brand-new brick Colonial
with q delightful split-level plan:
3 nice bedrmS., Ia baths. S23, 500.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-I41l.
Ewes. OF. 1856.
BANNOCkBURN, adjoining State
park-Beautiful, shaded lot. SOxl9O,
provides generous setting for lovely
2.Story brick home. First floor
Living room, dining, room, kitchen,
inclosed porch, powder room. Sec
ond floor: 3 bedrooms, bath; ga
raee: Price, 81 $50. PHILLIPS,
$4,000. 1919 18th st. NV.
BANNOCKBURN ESTATES In a
DISTINGUISHED community OF large,
beautiful homes; lovely 7-rm. 2I2-
bath home: in picture-book setting
on nearly an acre of level. wooded
land. Priced very sensibly by owner
who is moving from city. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-7007. Ewes.
OIL. 4-57u9. 80
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OEF ALApAA1A AVE. 6. 8.

NOD. 5-RM. N sEN1ppETT. pET: BR1cK
ONLY S10,06O WITH 81. 800 DOWN
In new-house cond.. full bsmt., gas
heat, fenced lot. Owner leaving city,
must sell this week. Call Mrs. Cox,
ATLAS REALTY CO.. LU. 2-8136
or 81. 3.736S. 80
Mr.. FAIRFAX VII, Off ALA. AVE.
Sc, GRIN. HEMIDET. BRICK
8 lge. bedrooms, kit. has din. area,
hv. rm. with frepl., family din rm.
rec. rm. with frepl. and "A bath in
bsmt.: gas h.-w.h. Low down pay
ment and priced to sell today. Mrs.
Cox. ATLAS REALTY co. LU. q
1885. or ST. 3-736S. 80
-. HOME AND INCOME
ANACOSTIA - Well-built 2-family
home. nr. Good Hope I'd. Income
$1,000 down. Assume ~ financing
Poss;; Of 1 apt; with fun. 4 de-
sired. ST. 3-3657 JU. 7-6142.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
BUNGAIOW-S1 900 DOWN
Det. on large lot beautifully land
scaped: all rooms on 1St fl. Liv. rm.
din. rm., kit, 2 bedrms.. . heated
porches, l scr. porch, IA baths.
Full bSmt., rec. rm., and laundry
rm. Gas h.-w.h. Only S12.75O. Cafl
MI. Raueh: 10. 2-S901. ALDRE INC.
LU. 4-O747 -2S
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IContinusd On Next PasS.I
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BUNGALOW-Sl2. $50
CIOSE-IN SILVER SPRING;

1O5 RITCHIE AVE.
Attractive ,prevar built bungalow on
spacious level lot 10000 So. ft.l.
Liv. rm.. din. rm., modern kit, 3
bsdrms, and bath Full bsmt.. oil
h,-w.h.; side driveway to det. ga
rage, Elementary and tr. high
schools close by. Can be bougft on
easy terms. Call Mr.. Saginor. RA.
MARsHAIL j. WAFFLE CO.
&eAlto9, 1924 1&Eh O. AD. &-2oo6.
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W. B. WRIGHT
EN-. $4,000 Until 9 PM.
ROSEMARY Hills

ROSEMARY HILLS
SS06 sundale Drive-New brick Cape
Cod; $19.950. 1st H.. liv. rm., din
ing ell. compl. GE kit. with dish
washer and DISPOSAL. 2 bedrms. and
bath; End Il. has 2 lge. I'm: rms;
pm: DIRECTIONS: From 18th st. west
on East.WeSt hwy. ! mi. to sundale
dr., right to home. H. ].
KoRZENDoRFER CO., INC. OIL.
BEST BUYS IN MoNTG. CO.
S17, 17,500-Brand-new 4-bedroom. 2
bath Cape Cod. full bsmt.; lge. level
lot; in Glenmont.
$13, 3,5OO-Brand-new. 2-bedrm. brick
rambler, full bsmt.; lEe., level lot;
GI with 10ec down.
$l2 .950-Twinbrook; det... potential
4 bedrms; on fenced, level lot: $500
down, assume GI loan.
S10,a50----Viers Mill Village; bed
rms. full hsmt.; fenced lot; $500
down, bal. like rent.
SIGLER a. CO.
Lo. 4-S3s3-Md. ofice-Lo. 5-4"54
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KENsINGTON. S17,95O-Attrac. =
rm., l-bath home, which also con-
tains 3 nice bedrms. and 2O-ft.
den: stairs to hoored attic; comb.
fan; Lear garage. Only 3 blks. to
all cow. Low cash payment.
Evening star., 1953-08-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

CONGRESS HEIGHTs-Two-b -bedrm..
semidetached brick. on quiet street;
screened front porch, h.-w.h.; i'm
maculate. $11,500. JAMES CAR
ROLL REAL ESTATE, 10. 2-O4O0;
evenings. 10. S-7543.
NEAR SOUTHERN AVE. AND YOU ST.
New brick bungalow with 2 bedrms. :,
tile bath. expansion attic, full bsmt.,
gas heat: $13,500. HARTMAN RE-
Atty, INC. 1345 Good Hope I'd. s.e.,
LU. 4-3400, LU. 2-5976. --27
Gil APPROVED, Fairfax Village Sc,
semidet., 3 bedrms., brick: convent
ent to schools and shopping: small
down payment: possession immedi-
ately EN-. 2-2OS9. 80
FIVE -YEAR-OLD CORNER semidet.
brick: 2 full apis. Owner occupies
3-bedrm. apt. with liv. rm., din. rm.
and kit. rent his 1-bedrm. apt. for
$40 mo. Loc. right by parochial and
public schools. tranSp. and shopping
This is :. property Of unusual value
and outstanding loc. and definitely
warrants you investigation. Call
Mr.. Penland, ST. 3-736S: eyes,. LU.
2-7612 It'll 10 pm. ATLAS REALTY.
EXCELLENT LOCATION, new section.
SGsS sondition Htk moDERNa f@s nsSh SIS ssfs5oo
about $4,000 down. $50 mo. taxes
incl. Close to schools, bus. HU.
S-3Sl6. CHAPMAN REALTY co.
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INVEST IN THE BEST

1st COMMERCIAL
Colored-Upper Georgia ave, in
heart Of new area. Ideal for beauty,
barber or tailor shop. Centrally To-
Gated on carline. Presently used as
2-family home. Income, S1.74O yr.
Easily converted into any type shop
or ofice. On. payment small. Priced
right.
. FAMILY
Mr.. R. I. Plaza Beautiful Oct. home;
3 rms, k. bath each; finished base
ment; det gar; massive Yd. around
house. Blk. from Brentwood shop
ping center and transportation On.
payment returned in 1 VI, Price.
S16,950. Present income, $3.50 yr.
See these and many others for best
in investments.
YOUR INVESTMENT BROKERS
MurchiSon Real Estate
3O05 Georgia Ave. NV.
RA. $4,000 Ewes, HU. 3-7517
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SILVER sPRiSSG-S1e-
500, $4,000 cash, desirable 2-bed-
room brick home, living room with
fireplace, dining room, kitchen, tile
bath, stairway to expandable attic,
full basement. recrea ton room, oil
venient to public and parochial
schools, shopping and transporta-
ton. WOODMAN AGENCY, JU,
9-5555. Open evenings till 9 nm.
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cOLORED
S405 DOWN

18th AND r SITS. NE.
'.rm. home. 4la bedrms. and bath.
Has nice lot and 2 Diet. brick ga
RACES. Price $10.500, payments like
Elk. 3-4113; Ewes. JU. s-9173.
Or
The Arizona post., 1953-09-18
BETWEEN YOU AND ME

LSHONAH TOVAH The Jewish High Holiday offers
a equality
gOgue full equality There still Conservative
synagOgues the separated from the during
the prevailing tradition in the OhO
there separate entrances for and
separate this country of
the fact that certain synaggues women enjoy complete equality
the extent of being given "ayah
especially Jewish RecOnSructiOn movement
congregations counted for "mnyan" They
the right to participate "HaaOt and the
Smhat The areachng decisions to call
count them for mnyan" actually constitute
the They reached only after
within the ReCOnsuctiOns
However, being pracced and looks if the
distant when will be called the
This because today far active
life than the Women the boards OF
and in congregations the
integral of the congregation In fact
Jewish life the u coming and to
Jewish who promotes Judaism
This Notwithstanding the fact
contributors to various Jewish The jew
the father exercises Jewish Influence
than husband, who is
of other things No wonder that the Jewish WOmens
organizations gaining membership while the
organizations of showing decline in membership
The Arizona post., 1953-09-18
Says No Need For Religious
Party Mizrachi Head Resigns

LONDON (JTA) - Rabbi Ko-
pull Rosen has announced his re-
signation as president of the Miz-
rachi Federation of Great Britain
because he came to the conclusion
that there was no basis for a po-
litical party with religion as its
sole program.
"I have the greatest admiration
for the part the Mizrachi has play
ed in the Zionist movement" Rab-
bi Rosen declared, "but with the
establishment of the State of Is
rael, the situation has changed
radically. I am convinced that a
political party with religion as its
sole raison d'etre, far from fur
thering the interests of Judaism,
The Arizona post., 1953-09-18
EDITORIAL

In world that seems to be long words and short
on Deeds express this hope for the New Year. May
this be the beginning of where good wishes
are backed up with finer Deeds where there be less wish
ing and action fewer promises and more perform
ance.
Let resolve to back up our good wishes by doing
something to make the wishes true Pretty words
are nice to hear but hungry mouths can't feed con-
Versation Down with the fellow who makes big speeches
and small donations More power to sincerity and acon
It is high time that penalty be attached to broken
promises written spoken, and that a mans word
should indeed be his bond In that spirit the editors and
publishers of the Arizona Post express their wishes for
a Happy New Year
The Arizona post., 1953-09-18
Kinsey Book
Blasted By Head
Of Young Israel

NEW YORK (JTA)-Emphasiz-
ing that he speaks for $4,000 Am
erican Jews affiliated with 70
Young Israel synagogues, Pincus
Iseson, national president of the
Young Israel movement, issued
statement deploring the advance
publicity given to DR.. Kinsey's
book on American women.
"These advance releases and,
judging by them, the book itself
will do incalculable harm to the
morals of adolescents and adults
alike" the statement says. "a
book of this kind belongs prop
erly only in the hands of clergy
men, physicians and educators.
The laity will see in this book only
another addition to an already too
extensive pornographic literature
and will infer from the statistics
contained in it justification for
immoral actions heretofore prop
erly condemned.
'Without taking issue with the
scientific validity of DR.. Kinsey's
findings, we feel that the publiciz-
ing of these statistics instead of
encouraging greater watchfulness
and moral restraint, will have the
reverse effect and result in fur
ther breakdown of chastity and
the purity of the home life. The
danger of this report is evidenced
by the fact that many reviewers
stated that it should become the
basis for decisive downward revi-
sions of the American law.
The Arizona post., 1953-09-18

is a serious disadvantage to it.
more could be achieved in the
religious life of Israel if religious
matters were considered outside
the arena of party political strife.
I hold the view that a worldwide
religious and cultural movement,
not attached to any party and
seeking no parliamentary repres-
entation, would do much more to
strengthen the religious and cul-
tural institutions of Israel than is
possible in the present circum-
stances where religion tends to
become the vested interest of one
political group"
The Arizona post., 1953-09-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack G. Marks,
400 Avienda de Palmas, extend
cordial best wishes to their friends
for a happy New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry FingOld
and family, 125 w. Ventura, wish
their friends all the joy of the
season and happiness in the New
Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph b. Cohen
and Carolyn, 3101 E. Waverly, ex-
tend to their friends hearty wishes
for their happiness in the New
Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Smith and
daughters, Susan, Sheila, Harriet,
1912 E. Whittier, wish that the
New Year fulfills the hopes of
their friends for a bountiful year.
The Arizona post., 1953-09-18

The Arizona Post, 121 K. 29th Street,
Box 7OS7, Tucson, Arizona. Telephone
3-9428. The paper is owned and Oper-
ated by Rehecca Staman Rutz. En-
tered as second class matter under
the act of March 8, 1879. Subscriptions
automatically renewed unless notified
in writing prior to date of expiration.
Subscription Rate: 81 per year, pay
able in advance.
Evening star., 1953-11-03
Philippine Parties Pledge
Fair Play al Election
BY the ASsocinied Press

MANILA, Nov. 3.-The chiefs
OF the Philippines two major
political parties today promised
each other to keep the November
10 presidential election clean in
this country known for its vio-
lence during voting.
Eulogio Rodriguez, head of the
NacionaliStas-the party of Ra-
mon Magsaysay-and Eugenio
Perez, head of the Liberals-the
party of President Elpidio Qui-
rlno-agreed to make their own
parties play fair.
However. observers speculated
that it might take more than
words to curb the often free
swinging election violence.
Both parties said they had
exaggerated in. statements the
danger of violence and agreed to
stop it. They promised each
other that such worries would
be taken to proper officers.
Evening star., 1953-11-03
Chest Report Meeting
To Hear Mrs. Doyle
On Delinquency Curb

Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle.
chairman of the commissioners
Youth Council, was to speak on
Prevention of Delinquency
Through Voluntary Agency Serv-
ices" during todays report meet
ing of the 1854 Community
Chest -USO Campaign.
All units of the drive to raise
81 million-plus for more than
100 Red Feather agencies in the
Washington area were sched-
uled to report their progress at
the luncheon meeting in the
Washington Hotel.
Previous reports have placed
the campaign at SLIT per cent
of the goal.
Members of the Youth Council
were invited to today's luncheon
as special guests. The invoca-
ton was to be given by the Right
Rev. Msgr. Philip M. Hannah,
chancellor of the Archdiocese of
Washington.
Progress on the RED Feather
thermometer" will be painted in
by Joseph Maestri, 3-year-old
mascot of the Chest.
The Residential Unit of the
campaign will hold a victory
luncheon" Friday at the May
flower Hotel. Treasurer of the
United States Ivy Baker Priest
will crown the quota queen" OF
the week.
The unit is leading other cam
paign divisions, with 62.28 per
cent of its goal reported through
last week.
Evening star., 1953-11-03
Eisenhower Is Told
Railroad Engineers
Are Friendly 10 Him

President Eisenhower received
assurances today that the Ma
tons railroad engineers do not
consider his administration hos
tile to labor.
Guy Brown of Cleveland, grand
chief of the Brotherhood of Rail-
road Engineers, called on the
President this morning to dis
cUss a number of matters in
which our brotherhood is vitality
interested"
Afterwards he told reporters
''I assured the President that this
brotherhood doesn't think that
the administration is definitely
pro-capital, and anti-labor as
some critics say"
Most of the engineers. he
said, think the President is do
ing very fine job considering
the difficulties he is confronted
with"
Mr.. Brown explained that he
does not believe "the adninis-
tration has been given a chance
to show what it can do or get
it's program going" in the brief
time it has been in power.
At the same time, the labor
leader implied that he outlined
to the President certain of the
dissatisfactions that nave ap-
peared within the union rank
and file. II was trying to point
out the ideas that some people
might get that apparently his
advisers have overlooked" he
said, declining to elaborate on
the statement.
Evening star., 1953-11-03
Greek Queen Realizes Wish,
Finds Man Who Sent Her Rose

Frederika, Queen of the Hell
lenes, has realized wish. She
has found the man who sent the
rose ITO the Girl on the Plane" :"
The vivacious Queen met her
admirer yesterday when she and
King Paul were attending a con-
vocation at Columbia University
in New York.
He is Edward P. Kelly, a So
year-old Columbia graduate now
teaching in Salem, N. Y. Eleven
years ago, when he was in the
Navy, he sat next to and chatted
with Frederika during a Cairo
Cape Town flight. 1t was not
Evening star., 1953-11-03
us. Won 'tProsecute
.0'Konski for Letter,
Dulles Declares

Secretary of State Dulles made
it clear today that the admins
tration has no intention of in
voking the Logan Act against
Representative O'Konski, Re-
publican. of Wisconsin, for writ
ing a letter to South Korean
President Rhee recently:
Mr.. O'Konski's letter, in eff
feet. urged Mr.. Rhee to free
Communist Chinese and North
Korean prisoners still held in
South Korea-an action that
would be contrary to American
policy. The Logan Act forbidS
any American to carry on un-
authorized correspondence with
Evening star., 1953-11-03

until later. however, that he
learned her identity.
When King Paul and Queen
Frederika arrived in New York
last week. she received a box
containing a single rose. At
tached was a card: ITO the Girl
on the Plane"
She told the story during her
visit to Washington. She said
she hoped to find and thank the
sender. Mr.. Kelly read the story
in the newspapers. Yesterday he
and his. bride returned to the
Columbia campus and met the
royal couple.
Evening star., 1953-11-03

a foreign government intended
to influence that governments s
actions in regard to any dispute
with the United States.
Mr.. Dulles told a news con-
ference that the O'Konski letter
seemed to have little practical
impact. He added that he does
not think it has disturbed this
Governments relations with
President Rhee.
Therefore, the Secretary said,
the question of violation of the
Logan Act seems remote and
technical.
Evening star., 1953-11-03
ADVERTISEMENT.
New Lasting Clean Wins Big
Women's Vote for Beacon Wax
Tests Prove New Lasting Clean Makes
Beacon Worlds Big Wax Bargain

Today's style of having a bright
cleaning floor as the mark of a
good housekeeper is no longer
problem, thanks to the amazingly
new long cleaning Beacon Wax
Scuff marks that used to mess-up
the floors are now a thing of the
Evening star., 1953-11-03
Music Publisher Put
On Probation in Theft
BY the Assoelated Press

SANTA MONICA, Calf, Nov.
3.-Music Publisher Larry Alva
Daniels was fined $500 and
placed on five years probation
yesterday for stealing $4,000
worth of jewelry from actress
Joan Davis while a guest in her
home in 1851.
Superior Judge Orlando H.
Rhodes granted Daniels proba-
ton on his plea that he wanted
a chance to make restitution.
Daniels. convicted of grand
theft, was arrested last June.
Judge Rhodes said he received
four letters recommending clem-
ency for Daniels. including one
from singer Bing Crosby.
Evening star., 1953-11-03
Edinburgh Wears
Glasses the Better
To See the Show
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Nov. 3.-The Duke
of Edinburgh made his first pub
lie appearance in spectacles last
night.
The Duke donned the horn
rims at the Oath annual Royal
Variety Show, to which he es-
corted his wife, Queen Elizabeth
II, and her sister, Princess Mar
garet.
Sir Stewart Duke-Elder, the
royal family's Surgeon-oculist,
told newsmen the Duke "has had
spectacles for quite some time.
He wears them infrequently."
Evening star., 1953-11-03
ADVERTISEMENT.

past due to this new miracle Of
science that has become one of
the worlds biggest selling floor
wakes. It's amazing gleam out
shines and outlasts ordinary wakes
to such an extent that it wins a
big women's vote for Beacon.
Evening star., 1953-11-03
India to Get Steel Plant

The German steel firms Krupp
and Demag will construct India S
third steel plant-a $3.50 million
facility-possibly at Hirakud in
Orissa State, with equipment to
be purchased abroad under COM
petitive bidding, New Delhi an
nounced.
Evening star., 1953-11-03
Elizabeth Pledges
Objective Of Early
Talk With Russia
BY the Assoeioisd Press

BY the A1soeioisd Press
LONDON, Nov. Queen
Elizabeth II opened the fall ses-
sion of Parliament today with a
pledge that the resources and
wealth of the British common
wealth of nation, would be
thrown into the battle for world
peace.
Among the top objectives of
her government. she declared in
her traditional speech from the
throne at the start of the third
session Of the present Parlia-
ment, would be an "early meet
ing between the Soviet Union
and the three Western powers. ="
She read the address in the
House of Lords before all mem
bers Of both Houses Of Parlia-
ment.
First Since Coronation.
The ceremony marked the first
state opening of parliament by
the queen since her coronation
last June 80. 1t was her last
scheduled big, official function
before she leaves November %
on a siX-month tour of the
British commonwealth countries
with her husband, the Duke of
Edinburgh.
The monarch's speech from
the throne traditionally is writ
ten by the government in power.
The monarch has no control over
it's contents.
The Queen declared: "My
government will continue to re-
gard the relaxation of interna-
tional tension and the preserva-
ton OF peace as prime objectives
of their policy"
Outlines Objectives.
She outlined these objectives
OF the Churchill government:
l. An early Big Four meeting.
The speech did not specify, how
ever, whether this should be on
the foreign ministers level-to
which the Soviet Union already
has been invited-or among the
heads of states, as envisioned by
Prime Minister Churchill.
2. Strengthening of the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization.
3. Continued efforts for the
conclusion of an Austrian state
dndependence) treaty" and for
settlement of the problem of
German unity, in conjunction
with the governments of France
and the United States and in
consultation with the German
federal government"
4. g. hope for a renewal of
those friendly relations which
have been traditional between
this country and Persia Qran
and for a nearly resumption of
normal diplomatic relations be-
tween the two countries"
No Mention of Regency.
The Queens speech ran along
familiar lines, containing no SUR
pr1Ses except perhaps it's failure
to mention impending legisla-
ton to amend the Regency Act
and relieve Princess Margaret of
the ruling responsibility in the
event of the death or incapacity
OF her sister to perform her
duties.
Under the forthcoming law, it
is believed, the Duke of Edin-
burgh would become regent un-
til his son. heir apparent Prince
Charles, reaches 18.
Chancellor of the Excheuuer
r. A. Butler told the last session
OF Parliament such bill would
be introduced soon. When he
made the announcement some
months ago, it was considered
the change would remove one
obstacle to the rumored mar
rage hopes of Princess Margaret
and handsome RAF Group Capt.
Peter Townsend. divorced World
War II air hero.
Among the domestic issues the
government will tackle, the
Queen indicated. will be the con-
troverSial question of introduc-
ing commercial television to
British audiences.
Evening star., 1953-02-01
Szigeti Here
VioIinis:t to Play
Mozurt Concertos
Twice This Week

The eminent violinist, Jo-
seph Szigeti, will be soloist
with the National Symphony
Orchestra Wednesday night in
Constitution Hall and in Lis
ner Auditorium Thursday aft
ernoon, when the program
will be repeated.
His part Of the programs
on Wednesday and Thursday
will consist of two Mozart
concertos as contribution to
the Mozart concerto series be-
ing featured this season by
the symphony. The Concerto
No. 3 in G Major, K. 216," will
replace the previously an
nounced La Folia." by Corelli.
On Tuesday at 2::30 pm.
the symphony will present a
concert for children at George
Washington High School,
Alexandria. Va. Friday the
symphony will play in West
minister, Md, and will return
to Constitution Hall Saturday
night for a program with the
Barbershop Quartets. Howard
Mitchell will conduct all the
concerts.