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Evening star., 1953-06-05
Full Details Of the Come
Full DetuiIs Of the Come
Military Units and Sports Stars
Join Congress Figures Toniqht

The program for tonight's
congressional baseball game at
Griffith Stadium.
7:40-Third Infantry drill
platoon.
7:45-Marine Corps Drum
and Bugle Corps.
7:50-Marine Corps drill
team.
7:55-Navy drill team.
8:05-Air Force Drum and
Bugle Corps.
8:10-Air Force drill team.
8:15-Maryland champion
American Legion Drum and
Bugle Corps.
8:25-Arrival of the presi-
Dental party.
8:30-The game starts.
The color details will be
made up of the WAC, women
Marines. the WAVES and the
WAF. Parade marshal is Mai.
Robert Y. Decker, Air Force.
The lineups:
Republicans.
CatcherS - Representatives
Curtis. Mich; Coon, Oregon;
Saylor. Pa.
Pitchers - Representatives
Davis, Wis; Ostertag, N. Y:
Patterson. Conn; Senator
Payne, Maine: Representatives
Wilson. Ind, and Walker, of
Idaho.
First base-Ford, Mich:
Jackson. Calf; Harrison,
Neb.; Velde, Ill.
Second base-Bishop, ILL.,;
Dorm, N. Y; Gubser, Calf,
and Bentley, Mich.
Third base -Tolefson,
Wash; Cederberg, Mich, and
Bridge, Idaho.
Coach - Speaker Martin,
Mass.
Shortstop - Springer. ILL.,;
Ill; Bates. Mass; Bonin, Pa.
Outf1eld - Ayres, Ohio:
Young, New; Laird. Wis;
Wainwright, N. Y; Crum-
packer, Ind.; Fino, N. Y; Utt,
Calf; Senator Case, S. Oak.
Coach-Hagen, MINI.
Democrats.
Catchers - Byrd, w. Va;
Harris, Ark; Landrum, Ca;
Patten, Ariz.
Pitchers-Gary, Va: Hagen,
Evening star., 1953-06-05
Called Red, Man Files Suit
For $50, 1000; Gets Only 81
BY the As.oaoted Press

ot tuS ASSocioteo TISSS -.
SPRINGFIELD. Mo-, June s.
M. D. Liehtfoot, who asked $780,
600 damages because he was
called a "Communist" at a pub
lie meeting, was awarded 81 by
Circuit Court jury yesterday.
John Newberry. Mr.. Light
foot's attorney, said it was the
first suit in Missouri legal history
in which one person had been
accused of calling another a
Communist"
Defendant in the slander ac-
ton was O. E. Jennings, a bev-
erage dealer
Mr.. Lightfoot asked $25, 900 in
actual and $4,000 in punitive
damages He contended the
statement resulted in damage to
his reputation. impaired his
earning capacities and damaged
his credit standing.
The jury granted Mr.. Light
foot 81 each in actual and puni-
tive damages.
Evening star., 1953-06-05

Calf; Robson, Va; Wheeler.
Ga.
First base-Ikard, Tex: Nc
Carthy. Mimi; Thompson, La.
Second base-Teague, Tex;
Whitten, Miss.
Third base-Addonizio. N. j.
Shortstop-Battle, Ala; Ed
mondSon, Okla.
Outf1eld - Abernethy, Miss:
Alexander, N. c.; Boland.
Mass: Dorm. S. c.: Engle,
Calf; Hardy, Va; Jones,
N. c.; Magunson, WASH;
Priest, Tenn; Rivers, S. c.;
Rodino, N. j.; Rogers, Tex:
Herlong. Fla; O'Brien, N. Y.
Utility manager-Richards.
s. c.
Utility infield - Sieminski,
N. Y.
Fungo man-Riley, S. C.
Trainer-Miller, doorkeeper
Of the House.
Many sports celebrities will
Evening star., 1953-06-05

most exclusively since the war.
Mr.. Bidault was expected to
ask the Assembly for confirma- =
a good chance of success. The
MRP is the third largest group
in the Assembly, trailing the 105
seats held by the Socialists and
the 96 occupied by Communists.
Parliamentary observers said
the MRP chief. whose party has
80 seats in the Assembly, stands
tion next Tuesday.
Evening star., 1953-06-05

confirmation after urging cuts
in military expenditures and
ending the war in Indo-China.
Mr.. Bidault, a member of the
MRP popular Republican Move
ment), has headed two of
Frances 18 postwar govern
ments, serving five months in
1916 and eight months in 1949-
so. He and his fellow MRP
deputy. Robert Schuman, have
shared the foreign ministry al
Evening star., 1953-06-05
was certain to accept the bid.

was certain to accept the bid.
Mr.. Auriol nominated Mr.
Bidault as a second middle-of-
the-road candidate to end
Frances 2-week-old government
crisis, after the National Assem-
bly, last night turned down the
bid of another moderate-Pierre
Mendes- France of the Radical
Socialists-to take over the gov
eminent reins. Mr.. Mendes-
France failed by 13 votes to win
Evening star., 1953-06-05
Mendes-France Fails,
BidauIt Gets Bid
BY the Associated Press

PARIS, June President
Vincent Auriol today asked
Catholic Georges Bidault to
form his third French postwar
cabinet. The often times foreign
minister said he would reply
tomorrow, but friends said he
Evening star., 1953-06-05

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Mh vi Rn Of w P Murray OF
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Evening star., 1953-06-05

The astounding popularity nubby and splash Nohoo
easy to understand The rayon fabric Repeoized" making
sot resistant water rpeent and much cooler because has %
porosit Wrinkle resistant Northcool crtone
grey, and light blue Also available in darker tones
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29
Rs{s1 CLASSIFIED ADS

as the ]. E. Fairclothe home. See
or contact Mrs. Carlene +. Wat
ers, route 2, Loris. S. c. indf.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29
Physicians Are
Being Accepted
BY U.S.. Navy

1t has just been announced by
Lieutenant Commander Robert X.
Davis, U. ). Navy, officer in charge
of the Raleigh, North Carolina
Navy Recruiting district that the
navy Is now accepting applications
Tor a limitCd timv only from ply
SlclanS IN prIorItieS /, Al, and Ill
categorieS. Physicians accepted by
the Navy Department under the
provisions OF lhiS program will be
commissioned in the u. 5. Naval
reserve through the rank OF Com
mander ComnIy.ls ,.r.,e Wan ti,vir
professional abilities ana age, . d
ordo<ed 10 active duty Ior the same
period o. time required unde! lie
y oc1or-Dentist Dra.t LegiSla lUn.
Applicants are particularly I-sIr-
cd from physicians WIZ nave less
than 10 years professional Expert
ence.
For further information regard
ing this program, doctors are urg-
ca 10 contact me officer IN charge
U. 5. Navy Recruiting station ana
Officer of Naval Officer Procure
ment, Federal Building, Fayette-
| vile and Martin Streets, Raleigh
N. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29
Whiteville Mart
Has tiaue
Great Strides
BY DAVE :. NELSON

'EhperlCnCC is the best teachCr'
has proven to thousands of tob;. G
co growers why WhitCVille ranks
as Tn" finest tobacco market IN
the Border Belt.
On Monday. Augu-t 3, the
giant warehouses III Nhitevi e
will open 10Y ;he 38th co!:secu,
year with warehouscmen who
have been in the business for two
generations. Almost to the man,
Whiteville warehousemen have
followed their fathers before them
in selling the golden weed and
pleasing the farmers WHO have
made this the number one market
in the belt.
The Whiteville market, with
three sets of buyers and over a
million square feet of floor space,
prldCS itself in the fact that there
are no changes in the personnel
from Year to year. Rather, the
thousands OF growers who sell in
Whitcville will verify that from
year 10 year the same experienced
WarehouScmon and personnel are
ready each year to insure the top
dollar for every grade of leaf
offered.
The eight firms operating the
fifteen houses on the WhitcvilIc
market are the same for the 1852
season. They are: John and Oliver
Nelson at Nelson's & ,. j. ".
Buck Pcay and 4. O. King at
Planters & >. Raymond and
Gather CrutChfield at Crutch-
fields, Jack Neal and 4. Dial GRAY
operating Columbus County. Tug
giles and Farmers, A. II. Bert"
Moore. Charlie Mason and c. F
Jeffcoat at Moorcs. Blair and La
tame Motley in Brooks and Mot
leyS ], Norwood Newman. Bill
and Harold Perkins at Perkins
Newman ! & .. and Towncs Lea
and Louie Love at Lcas | 80.
Expectations by most market
observers in regards TO sales on
the WhiteVille market lean I'D
wards Of 100000 pounds for the
% season. which would hc an
other record in sales for the mar
ket. Early price offerings on mar
ketS IN other states indicate that
the local market will reach anoth-
er all-time high in average price
per hundred.
Opening with a fivc-and-onc-
half-hour selling day the White
vile market can offer the greatest
selling advantage of any market
IN the area with the one-million
square feet of floor space avail
able. The fifteen warehouses will
be selling $500 baskets per day
under this system.
Growers who have made White
vile their selling point during the
past seasons have always COM
mented on the high amount of
competitive buying spirit among
the Z majoy buying companies
represented on the local market.
Ranking first OF second in aver
age price per pound for the past
Ten years the WhiteviIle market
is recognized as the market that
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29
Church of Christ

tnarltS II. Nance, Minister
SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29

sells all grades for the top market
dollar. For the past five years
Whiteville has averaged from So
to Sc higher per hundred than the
entire Border Belt average.
Selling over a million pounds of
tobacco per day, on a full sale,
enables growers the advantage of
selling on a big market where all
grades and all types of leaf are
offered with demand strong on all
types. Whiteville boasts that it not
only sells your top tobacco. which
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29
Pine Level Free Will
Baptist
Lake Swamp Baptist

Sunday School ... 10 :3oAM
Preaching SATURDAY before first
Sunday and every Sunday HOO
A M. except third Sunday which
Is 500 PM. PRAYER Services
Wednesday 7:30 PM. and Sunday
evening 7:30 PM.
SUNDAY Schopl IN m Ar
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29

is in demand always, but also,
your lower grades are better sold
which means extra dollars from
your crop.
So, whether you be selling to-
bacco, shopping, or just visiting,
we urge you to come to Whiteville
for the opening on August 3 and
see how the Finest Market in
The Border Belt" operates. There's
no doubt about it, Whiteville sells
tobacco higher.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29

Sick-Sre . Chiropractor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29
CHURCH DIRFCTODH
Mt. Tabor Baptist

Rev. p. c. CAN'T. Pastor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29

Z. c. HutChesOn. Pastnr
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-07-29
Tabor City Presbyterian

End Sunday
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-11
CALL ron BIDS

Sealed bids will be received by
the City Commission of The City
OF Key West, Florida, up TO 500
n. m. Monday, December 81, 1858
such bids to be opened at a regular
meeting of said City Commission e
be held at said time and place al
the Commission Chamber in the
city Hall. Key West, Florida, for
the furnishing OF five (5) Four
way Traffic Signal Lights. Eagle
signal Corporation, Type r, Signal
No, SAFE or equal. complete with
controller,
Each proposal for furnishing these
Traffic Signal Lights must be en-
closed in n sealed envelope and
marked on the outside, designating
the item for which the proposal Is
being made.
The said City Commission reserves
the right to reject any and all bids
or 10 waive informality in any bid
VICTOR LOWE.
City Clerk
dec. li-14, 1858
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S6-Bicycles and Tricycle..
SCHWINN and Huffy hicvcles h

SCHWINN and Huffy bicycles,
S4S.95 up. Deluxe model %" with
head light truss rods, horn In tank,
carrier and other accessories.
$50 IS. We trade in your old bike
Deluxe Iicyeles with large semi.
pneumatic tires. all ball bearing
wheels. $3.50. Also a large Sc.
lection If other trieycles. wagons,
tractors, pedal cars and scooters.
A deposit will hold as a layaway
for Christmas any merchandise in
our store. Overseas Cycle Store.
1880 Eaton St Phone 2-6ol6.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Tallahassee FioFida
November 2nd. 1876,


November Ind. isS
NOTICE
NOTICE 10 hereby given that th
Trustees Of the Internal improve
msnt Fund OF the state Of FiOFidi
Pursuant to Law. will offer for salt
FLORIDA, at IL 800 o'clock 4. 81. DE
eembeF 18th. 1853, the following de
scEibed land IN MONROE COUNT
FIefida toswit:
A parcel OF bay bottom land in
the Straits Of Florida, IN Town
ship eB South. Range 25 East,
Monroe County, Florida, south
OF and adjacent 10 Tract Is,
IN tbs City Of Key West, Flor
ida and being more particular
IL described by mstes and
bounds a. follows;
Commencing 81 the inteFsectlon
OF the northwesteriy property
line Of Slmonton Street and the
aouthemstsriy property line OF
South Street. bear southeastern
~ along the northwesteriy prop
arty line OF glmonton Street for
q distance OF 4ig.S4 feet 10 the
point OF beginning Of the par-
eel OF bay bottom land herein
after described. said point OF
beginning also being on the
ahorellne Of the Straits Of Flor
ida: from said point OF begin~
ming, continue bearing south
eanterly along the Northwestern
lv property line OF Simonton
Street, extended Eoutheasterly,
for q distance OF 100 feet 70
polnt: thence at right angles
and HOuthwesteriy and parallel
with South Street for distance
of s1.25 feet TO q point; thence
At right angles and northwent~
srly and parallel with the north
westerly property line of Sim
onton street. extended Houtn-
easterly. for . distance OF iss
feet 20 point on the
direction for a distance Of ss
feet, more or less, back % the
point OF beginning. Containing
0.24 acres. more or less.
The purchaser Is required to pa
the advertising cost and doeumen
tary stamps.
The sale. IL and when made. shall
be subject 70 the. Trustees reserv
ing unto themselves 7bT of tn
phosphate, minerals and metals an
Sos OF the petroleum thereon o
hereunder.
TIE Trustees OF Internal Improve
ment Fund reserve the right to re
tect the sale.
By ORDER Of the Trustees Of tn
Internal Improvement Fund OF tn
state Of FLORIDA.
CHARLEY n. JOHNS,
Acting Governo
Attest:
n. c. ELLIOT, Secretary
Trustees of l. 7. Fund
nov. 13-20-2T: Dec. Ali, 1875
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PRE-HoLIDAY Sale. Tires, Bat.
teries and accessories. Palm Ser
vice Station, Highway No. l, Key
West, Fla. decl lit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-11

FOR BUYING or selling any kind
of Key West property, contact
Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming St. Es-
1919. dec4-3Otx
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For Sale
.EnN HENA
HARPER TRAnFRS

SEE beautiful new Nashua, best
buy IN trailer industry.
"a New Nashua - bath. s., ieS
- New Nashua g bath. 1925
50 Star 81 ? bedrooms. bath s., us
IS Spartan Royal Mansion.
bath, very very clean. S. rs
81 Travelhome 81 bath. 81. sss
% Spartanet,e. twin beds Sizes
50 FL Canine IL, al alum
mum. electric box. bottle gas ST9S
81 Terra Cruiser IS deluxe,
large bath. only. -. 50, 7sS
so Rollaway ? bedrooms. 81, soS
IS Spartan. very clean. s., S9S
90 Schulz electric box.
bottle gas. .... $S95
IS American $2eS
Free delivery TO Key West
HARPER TRAILER SALES
1850 n. W. nth Ave. Ph. 6s,36if
MIAMI, FLA.
deeS-iot
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Tallahassee. Florida
November 9Th, 1853


NOTICE
NOTICE - hereby given that thu
Trustees OF the Internal Improve
ment Fund OF the State OF Florida
Pursuant to Law, will offer for sale
for objections only, In Tallahassee
Florida, at II 100 o'clock A. M. De-
cember 18th, 1858, the following de
scribed land in MONROE COUNTY
Florida to-wit:
A parcel OF submerged land in
Similar Sound in Sections %
and %, Township 81 South,
Range &c East, Monroe County.
Florida, lying easterly OF that
part OF Government Lot / of
said Section % South OF U. s.
Highway No. j. Containing
acre. more or less.
The purchaser h required TO pay
the advertising cost and documen'
The Sale. il ana when made. shall
be subject TO the Trustees reserv'
Ing unto themselves 1875 of tbs
phosphate, MINERALS and metals ant
b0es OF the petroleum thereon oil
Hereunder.
The Trustees - Internal Improve
ment Fund reserve the right to re-
ject the sale.
by ORDER oe-ths Trustees of th'
Internal Improvement Fund of thu
'" " CHARLEY r. JOHNS.
Acting Governor
p. 6. ELLIOT, Secretary
Trustees OF l. T. Fund
nov. i3-20-27: Dec. ali, 1876;
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S and S CARPENTRY Shop, build
ing, contracting, cabinet making.
furniture repairs and refinishing
Phone 2.22S6. decIi. at
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37--Automotive Parts

USED Truck and passenger car
tires - New recapS. all sizes.
Dicks Tire Service. go Truman.
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25-Real Estate For Sale

ONE bedroom furnished cottage.
$4,000, Mastic Trailer Park.
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42-DOgs = Cats Pets

SQUIRREL monkeys. $3.50 each.
Parakeets, $500 each. Singing
male canaries, $500 and 5000.
Special, mynahs bird, $3.50. Next
can yellow head parrot and cage,
$500. The Pet Shop, s12 Caroline
ISt. Phone 2-9470. dec7-6t
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SHRIMP ON THE HOUSE, SAT-.
URDAY NIGHT At THE JUN.
GLE BAR, sol DUVAL ST.
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To Buy

PRIVATE party viii buy old Jew.
erly. Apt. ?. 81 Simouton ST.
novl7-tf
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38-AutOmObiles For Sale

81 SUPER IS 0ldsmobile. 4 door.
heater, radio, undercoat. $1,000. 90
20, 900 actual miles. Is months old.
So &C" Seaplane Base. Phone 2
1910. dec4-6tx
Evening star., 1953-12-13

sMEH HAT d.esU GtfH PRSGETcN Shgs I've cTs Rs.
PEI CHOIR, DR.. Carl Weinrich, di-
rector; Lisner Auditorium. $40 nm.
Evening star., 1953-12-13
Of Music.
and
Musicians

For the observance Of An
tonic Stradivarius' death an
niversary Friday night in the
Library Of Congress. the Ger
trude Clarke Whittall Founda-
ton has scheduled a program
by the Budapest String Quar-
tet with Artur BalSarn, pianist,
assisting. The Stradivari in
struments, donated by Mrs.
Whittall to the Library some
years ago. will be used on this
occasion. The concert will be
broadcast over Continental
FIN Network. Tickets are dis
tributed by the Snow Concert
Bureau.
The Virginia Military Insti-
tute Glee Club, Col. Her.
bert N. billiard, director, will
make an appearance in the
Washington Cathedral this
afternoon at 4. It is celebrat-
ing its 10th anniversary this
year. In addition to many
concerts in the East the club
has made q series Of record
Evening star., 1953-12-13
Musical Proqroms Of the Week

Game. Game .S to Town" s,Eis choir. y, VIC;
Davis: Luther Bach sfo stoesssi IA Christ. t
Gus Is Thy Name; Williams "Hosanna
Snnon x na son q Hear alons e our snoiE s.reet
Madrigal Singers: Williams MAKE We
Merry" Good King Wenceslas." arr.
Of Holly" arr. Phelps. massed chorus:
s,sn Asndefs Syt %J9y to the, the Worldr oru6eFs
were sEnns nss Bons shs MsHrs ssafs
on High: Stones Little Boy jesus,
Jesus, Jesus. Rest Your Held:
CHRISTMAS. anIssns WS Urls! "sim ehoir You Merry
GtAhGA choRts AAp DANCERS oSSasaSIs SissoIss
torium, S:30 PM
NAVY BAND. Comdr. Charles Brendler.
conductor; Departmental Auditorium,
gphsun sao gm qysrtaTs Gsr.s f 3bsnsas
RY5s %bisss s. Msssare! sR.sso
msna S1aan'5h .ch.ldren.s ps0'S March, TSf Mspts;
Anderson's aslsishrids. ..clius AMI
r% ssr"9 ADAMS ses scantiaue 'S.A' &c Noel s ]:
the Sugar. Plum Fairies" Richard
Pipes" Harry Houdeshell Martin
Orenstein, John Reachmack. flutes;
Arabian Dance" Richard Harl. Will
liam Murray, John Beer. James Mohs.
Tschaikowsky's ::Nutcracker Suite;
Bach's .Jesu. Joy of Mans Desir-
ing Christmas Medley" Constance
harpists.
SATURDAY.
SMITH COLLEGE GLEE CLUB, Iva Dee
Hiatt. director; PRINCETON CHA
PEI CHOIR, DR.. Carl Weinrich d.
rector; Lisner Auditorium. $50 pm.
Evening star., 1953-12-13
Glee Clubs to Sing
Here Saturday

The Smith College Glee
Club, Iva Dee Hiatt, director,
and the Princeton University
Chapel Choir, DIR. Carl Wein-
rich, director, will make a
joined appearance Saturday in
Lisner Auditorium at $50
pm. The concert is for the
benefit of the Smith College
Scholarship Fund.
Miss Hiatt toured the capi-
tails of Europe in 1851 and
1852 with a small select group
of singers which sang last
summer in the Azores and
Iceland. sponsored by the
Military Air Transport Serv-
ire
Evening star., 1953-12-13

and literature organization
Nuoren Voiman Liitto, teacher
of choral pedagogy at the Sib-
elius Academy and conductor
Of two other choruses. the
Laulu-Miehet, a male group.
and Suomen Laulu, the famous
mixed chorus.
The American tour is under
the sponsorship of the Pres
ident Of Finland. Juho Kusti
Paasikivi. once a member of
the Chorus and of Finland's
great composer, Sibelius. It
was Sibelius who immortalized
in music episodes from Fin
lands great epic, "Kalevala."
The poem tells of the bard
Wainamoinen who fashioned
himself an instrument out of
the jawbone of a large fish
fitting it with strings taken
from the name of the horse
of the bad spirit Hiisi. when
singing to its accompaniment,
he, by his soul-compelling,
mighty melodies. awakened
the sympathy of all beings,
charming and ruling the pow
ers of nature around him. The
sun. the moon and the stars
descended from heaven to
listen to the songster who was
himself touched to tears by
the power of his own song"
From such legends, from the
rugged country that slumbers
through the long nights and
dances and sings in the bright,
short days, comes the music
OF Finland. The excellently
trained Helsinki University
Chorus will sing the songs of
the country's greatest COM
poSerS.
Evening star., 1953-12-13

CHOIR, soloists, Harlan J. Laufman,
director and organtst; ..candlelight
Christmas carol service. the church,
BRooKLAND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Christmas pageant with music, the
church pm; Hurlburt's The Won
derfui Fageant Of christmas
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Alexandria.
Va, chancel choir. Dawn Fones, So
prano; Marshall Fones, tenor; Clar-
ence Wells. bass; Ruth Owings. pianist.
Rev. n. Gordon Cosby, narrator; the
cs churSh; g,S1;.smaIs 3 pm; Rinswoids The Song
DULN METHODIST CHURCH CHOIR.
the church. 8 pm. Christmas musi-
Gale.
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY CHORAL
University gymnasium, $50 pm.
SsIassas ansic $50 saESs Slest nih sish eSrist
Was Born on Christmas Day" arr;
ss!nsssens 'SeS 'SeesSrlstnss orato1ie
the Ass and oxen Mild" arr Parker
s6aE T.nasnSsu osays sax sr fsrfs ssiDs
TOMORROW.
QUINTET. Robert Swanson, clarinet:
Emerson Meyers, piano. assisting;
pm. Brahms aouintet, B Minor, Or.
49," for clarinet and strings De-
copland's fsextet for strins Quartet
DANIEL fE1nesi ABRAMS. RAMS piano recital Phillips
e = Minor" 81 si. Bset6Sysns sSnsss; Ma, !.
Minor, op. 116, No: 81; "1ntermezzi.
4 Major. op. 11S. No. 2, G Major. op.
1Is, No. a.; "Rhapsody 3 minor. oop,,
TUESDAY.
THE CHANCEL CHOIR. CLARENDON
PRESBYTERiAN CHURCH. Marianne
Cummtns. director the church, Airing
ton. Va. 8 pm. Hawley's THE Christ
WEDNESDAY.
NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
Howard Mitchell conductor: Julian
9sYsks sd HolInlst saSsGas sSOst
p" Mr.. ,olevsky; shostakovitch's
SYMPHONY No L."
AG ercRsE SGGE SRoHEfTEA HEf1ER
MSFE2GTS MEFE3SIST ,NiyFSs,ry SHiyFSE Srs!s 8;
conductor: Anne Brazinski. soprano;
Rachel Koerner,. contralto: M/Sergt
Ivan Genuchi. tenor. M/Sergt. Bill
ttorium, $3.50 pm. Handels 'The
Messiah"
FRIDAY.
HEEsINKr Ns1,S, ,rTSn UNIyERsITx sanC.,o- cH9Egs.
EHGso!iu@A sss el eeDalentlam asf
sTI:tIsl sess:s:ia.ii from saassS;
The Messiah; Madetojas. "At the
Bonflres on Midsummer Eve" In the
Hills Of Karelia,".. arr. Turunen; my
Psppas r cottsgsn, . g.. s; arr KqIla Lin:
the Sea-" Toernudd's "conju1 alton"
Pesola's Land Of Suomi" Summer
Eyening,' arr. Paimeren: Palmgren's
Dance Of the Northern Lights" Kill
pinen's ITO Song. Sibelius' Song
BUDAPEsT STRING QUINTET. Artur
Balsam. pianist. assisting: Library Of
Congress; sac Pm Pm strnna ETaneEs Moss,: n9uin.
ss aGt pisa0 Mnor fnS foF piano asd
strings: schumann's Quintet for
Piano and STRINGS"
CHRISTMAS CANDLELIGHT CONCERT,
Washington-Lee High School, $3.50
pm. Praetorius' "Lo, How q Rose"
Madrigal singers; ..Wade's 20 Come,
All Ye Faithful" Washington-Lee
Choir, string ensemble with piano;
6OFTSthy TS. gSSms sTeetST be e 2uSfsr GSms
from Brahms Marienlieder,"n Kas-
talsky's4 God Is With u.s. Mendels-
"Aiieiuia.'' the choir; Bach-Davis 10
Jesus 50 Sweet" Tns Efsncks kitt,. At ,.ths ths