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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

SAGE 4 3 ne funsti0a e each
d ne forts EIGHT states 10 rsgalats
edneatinn. eaeh state State sets No
is own Laws eoncernink pablic
schools. Some oi this suthorify -
handed doNn b local eommuaities
whe IN turn decide whai ednca-
tioaal poleiss shall be carried OF
As : result. ne people themselves
deieFmine ne type Of ednssiion
uhich tier ehidfen ual have
People IN 81 communities ere
eognizani 81 the fact that IN ordeF
10 keep cur democracy noufishinE.
ehAdren mast be- edueaied Cor e.
tizenship. voeatioaal success. home
responsibility. deairahle qualitisB q
character and Sod health.
Posterity must b guaFanieed
the chance " inlerprei events h
NE hghi 81 TIER happeniags. ms
ean be d0ne oaly e TIE eommunity
assumes ~ true rule IN relates
ship 10 TIE sehool. ne role e tha
community IN TIA regard. = =
great one since 4 b ne ouner e
The physical plants hat house tha
various grade Levels e. thr0agh io
the colleges ard universities. Mere
ownership and upkesp are %
enough. Just a. = fine baiidine.
wilhout family ties. does not make
. home. IN the sane manner .
fine physieal plnni doss n0t n 4.
self make . sehod. There must b
TIE proper relationships betseen
members of the community The
schooi authorities and staff.
The idea of schoels being the
responsibility 81 ne community il
mere than . sstrh phrase. Il l.
rather . reality sinee . great nun
Der 81 ne sekooi popalation Il le.
day are TIE eiiiEens Il tomorr0w,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09
Modest Salaries
Deter Many From
Teaching Career

oNa RaAsoal Coz ths lnahnlly
to rseruii sulflcienf elementnFy
class teaehsrs IL spparenfly the
motesi salaries they receive. They
Dc not provide suffieieni lndace-
ment e . tine ukcn kigAer salaf.
lee are pFexnleni In cher ponltlona.
Ths Naiional Edaenaion aanoeia-
ia estimaies thal &c aseraes
SALARY Cor tsaehrFs foF ths seized
year l8S11 as sboui 80.
some tasehers received mere.
nome les. Elementary taaehaFs
recsived less Ths NEA Sad 49,
salares q lees than q 80 Q ysar
are pad ts soms elassroom tsseA-
srx.
ms NEA sddsd ut h lssi GAs
average teacher esrne< two 80
cent leas than - mTeraRs en-
pisye. q feels lkat Q maIsE -
turn h meeded Ia salaries -
ralte Ne mP4n&4Ilon e pIeI11~
sionally prepared tsaehers d rFe-
isssioaal isEels-
ne federal agFsrnmeni has esns
comparatively lite d meet fha
overall probiems faeing ne schssa
Ils aid h hmlied largely - re-
siliag funds for enastruetloa an6
mslnienanes q arnrais h 61fsnao
ar0as. In tke 1915 fiscal year Co.
nsss sppFopristsd tEstom9 ~
thls Purpoea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09
Good Schools: The Responsibility
OF Every Community, Everywhere

snd hsw wsn NJ eaa ssrFy e
depends Do q very msai e2tsaa e.
yos.
ne eommunliy sheuid nffEmpe
% ioaieE worihwhlla deals @ -
own. Proper aftliudax 81 h1lals
ere takem from the eommmnlay ama
are reflected h stndeniI' alfllsdes
IN ne seized.
one Of ne most effective eom-
munity groups Il ne ?. Z. A
n IL In this oFganlrniion that
eommuniiy ties are eemenle1. n
y. 7. a eooperaies with &c s<Asei
and ads n fuaierlng tka immeH
date proEram e ths srheol
Slnes iils's sehool h eonceFnnd
vita ths snccsas - euF bays an1
girls IL their psrtieuiMF Zee of e.
deaxE. n b ~ b 20 - maka
ne sehoois h your eommanilY
god onea BY workine aetlxely am4
helping fully h their baAaL
kn0w your schooisi
Better sehools maks bslisF Co.
munitiesi
VISA then tkis weak. Nss. 80
and ArOaehout Ne sehoa year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

TAa ssmavsl sAsms ~ shas years
sAsssvsnss e. eos6 sshssis AFe
sews asspsnslhaisy. ia easy
a@Dies Fsisas - vasiasa aapeGls ~
- mne9srn sshsei pFoarsm sm6
- ssma 81 - sshssl's maaxa ~.
sanl aseas.
Ths spansoFs Of as xard ohseF--
vanes e AmeFiean Edneafina
week. heing held frum Ngvemeer
. 10 Novemher "A. are tAe Nasion-
a Edacntinn Assoeialioa. Ameri-
emn Legion. u. 8. once of Edn-
eatien. and ths NatianaI Coaxreas
Il Paremis AID Teachers.
sunday. opening day Il Edaea-
ten week. ne theme was Neral
ard Spiritual FounAations." Al
pessons eonnected viii school a.
tara were urged 70 aftend ~
ekureA of their ehoies.
Todaya theme b ~Learning ths
FandamenaAls" and > highlighs u
the pFogram was . fadio proErsm
based co the togo sehednled &c
as thls aflernnon-
Tonisht a ! ,. m. Truman lie
meniMry Sehool wa bid open
house. ard tonigha also the stras1
Theatre I'll show q movie trailer.
Responsibility"
Yer ne rsmainasr e ne vssk
lhe pFo9Fnm Ia:
TUESDAY. November 70 -
'Bullding TIE Nnthonal strungih. !"
Radio program. -Yow Res.
FEASIBILITY for Coed
Sehoois. /" f:is 3. N.
0pen House. Harris Elsmen-
tary ssheel. Q .. m.
open Hoase. Douglass sehoal,
fn n.
M0nroe Thaatra. tra1eF,
"Responalhllity."
WEDNESDAY. November m -
'Prspariag for Loysl ciliBsnship. "
Radio program. Coed
Schools Ara Your Respon,
sihllity," t:iS ,. n.
Parsnts' visiting day, Doa.
o. 49, r...a So.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

THURSDAY. Nosember u =
~Tha Schoai Beard IA Artion.
Radio Program. "A Teacher
Or Ever CHA" Us
p. m.
Open Iasnse. Poineiana he
mentaFy School. To ,. m.
Open Hoase. Grace Jones
Elementary Sgheol. Nara
thon. p. m.
San carios Theaire. trader
Responsibility.
FRIDAY. November n - "Yex
Chad's Teaehsrs.- as
y o..
opea House. Reynolds Ele.
mentary school. 7 D. m.
ikiander DriVe-in Theatre.
trailer. Responsibility"
Futare Teaehera' Day. key
west High School
SATURDAY. Novemhew "a -
''Parent and Teacher Tesmwork. "
Iklsnder DRIVEN Theatre,
trailer. Responsibility"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

stats n issa simmsns wss prin-
opal 81 Junrtioa clty kanlor hlsh
behoed inr q year and 81 Barwaeh
klEh and eismenlary scAeoi faF slx
years. Ben ef those nehoals are in
Gsormia. BE was q memhsr 81
Appalaehian state Teachers Co.
leae iaeully in North Carslina Dur.
ne GAs sammer e 1851. He waa
uadnat~ assistant ~ Fiarida State
b ias12 and b . member a the
Lkons CAB.
wmhmw q. FFamkila. pEincipal 81
Trumaa sehoal. Il . nalive 81 NoFih
CaFuilma. Ne graduated frum Al
palaehian State TeaeheFs College
gxaduate wuxk Il Peabody Csliees.
lie was ieaeheF prineipai foF .
year il Burke Ceumfg. n C., and
inr three years In Sarasota Coun.
h. ia. before eoming b Key
West ID ls5e He has bees the
principal az Iruman nehooi since
tea. He i married and > member
of the Lians Club.
AihsFf a. caFsy, prineipai oi
Posneiana sehooi. Il q naiise 81
Key wegl ard IL In has lsth year
im he Monros Coungy sehool sys-
ten. Ile received . n. s. frum
FioFidn saufhern College IL tsas
and . n. A. degree from Pethoav
Caaeae IN 1877. Carey taught az
Harms sehsol. iaaght briefly 81 ths
bun8nr hiah sehooa and fuw q year
az . arheoi ca Maiexumba Key.
Ne Is married. hes enc son and
d . msmher # TIE Ions cluh.
chssiss {. AlhsgY. principal sf
Coral shores sehool. vas bern in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09
School Supervisors Are Trained La
Meeting Needs OF School Children

ed isuxaa ii &c Ilhssry seAosl
q Fisrids State Y. unta eeminr
- Key wesl last An9usl.
Ms 1u6r TsyisTs agtandames
aastatant. Is = nauwe of Fierhaa.
So was gradnafed frum Flori6a
state Unisersity n Ists and wurk.
81 90 . repa3tar CO TIE Tampa
DAILY for four years helsre ester
nc sehool work Last Amgmut
sFa. Anms p. Tsxkax, also a
nailye e Flori6a. Il eounty hsneh-
fnom supeFvinoF. So Ia no. In
har llrni year here. SIC wns ara
duatei from Flnrfda stats univeF.
sliy IN lsse. taught h Waeisna
ganioF Iligh schoA for . year ed
I'D two yeaFn In aieaesies In Talla-
hasses Il Ne universiiy Ard tAa
hospital.
The Monroe counsy sehoel beard
members are.
caraia ". Aaams. ehalrman a.
the beard. Il frum Distriri z. lie
now i seFving kia secon6 tern
lle Il . naliVs Ksy WesasF and q
nh dizlrihutsr. His term expires
ia Janmary. isSs.
Mlliam a. warFsm. &c.. a Dls.
triet |. h h lho real estate bunlnesa.
Re h the go of the tate DF. W.
lam 4. WafTen. rs named b
tha beard IN 1851 ard Ell serve
untii gannary. iatA
.. carlyls nehsrsa. a District
.. lmnl pietmrea aae tn iilnaasl h .
eiiy employee and TIE eldest mem
Der e &c beard n tsrms Il ssF.
vice.
mafi n. csnxaa. e. District 4
IL an aute snleaman an6 has he9m
q Key west resident fur several
years We wna elected 10 ne board
h 1annary. la53. ard wll serve
untll Jsnnary. 1857.
Eansy q. psrknr. a. District ).
y 3 ehsrier boal eapisin In Tav-
erniuT. This year eompleias kis
nFsi inrm A. > beard memheF. Tie
Z . Save ard hielong fesideni Fl
Mourue Canty.
The pxinxlp4ls II ne Manrua
ceunlY sehools are.
DE- fsaFeia G. camphsll, prin.
eipai e Key West hlxh sehooi. uho
II here fnr TIE firsl tine fuIlow.
- . ssvsn.yeaF 10 a. pFineipal
e Largo high sehoei h Pinellas
county, b . native of west VIZ.
Rlnia. We uas graduated vita . B.
:. fFum Geneva College IN Beaver
Falls. Pa., IN i93f: received . n.
A. from Pitfzburnh University Il
10. and . doeiora daaree from
PiiineufxA h les. Hs Is . men.
bar II &c Kiwanla Club. lie Il
married and has = aon.
Me- a. slmmsnt. principal q
Harris Elementary Sehool. II .
nswcomer 10 ne seheol system. h
end BE wife arriving here duFinr
TIE past SUMNER. lie received !
y. :. from CeroHia univertlsy Il
isaA and 90 \. 5. from Florida
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

10 matter what theory e TIE
origin 81 gosernmena yos adopl. 4
you foilow Il CIT - rs legitimate
eoneiusions L Nh be ina yoa face
- face with tAs moral lsw.
Nam Dyke
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

Edneation. % accomplish TIE
ends nf Sod government, Should
be uniEersally difIased. Open ths
deors q the sehoolhoase % az TIE
ehlldren - TIE land. Let no man
have TIE excuse 81 poverty foF net
edneatlng his ofispFing. Place ne
means 81 edneatlon within his
reach. ard II he Femaln IN ignor.
anee, be L he On Feproach. q
TIE dlffasion Il edueation among
ihs people rests the preserxation
and psrpstuaiion 81 oar free lnslita-
ti0na.
Danisl Webster
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

The ereat balwark ID rspuhliean
government is ths enltisatioa e
edneaiion: iar ne right of ufiraee
eansoi b exercised IN 3 salutary
manner without intellieenee.
De vita Cllninm
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

Above Ell things. . hype ths 81.
ueation of NE eommon people ell
~ attended %; esnFinced that co
tbs gocd sense we nay rely VITA
ths most security Cor q Due de-.
gree Il liberty.
Themas 1efIers0n
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

A Royermmeni Or - peopla
must dspend lor Is saeeess e IL
Intelligence. TIE morality. the jas-
tee. end TIE interest Il ths peopls
themselves.
Grover Claseiand
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

Liberty has never come iron the
government Lberty has always
GENE from TIE Subjects of 4. TIE
hisiory q liberty Is . History 81
rssistanee. TIE history q liberty
h q history a amitations Il govern
menial powsr, ~ TIE increase ef
r.
woodruw wnsoa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

Meet the supervisory en-
ployes q your county school
system. Their photos appear
En- this page. They have the
iebs 81 seeing that The Mon
roe County schools - from
grade schools 20 the high
achool - are Kept ~ peak
efficiency. Their years Of ex-
perienee IN school work and
their training have made the
Monroe County school sys-
TEN one Of the best IN the
United states.
lisraes onfysHi. eouniy mpeE'
fnlanaenf. was barn IL pssvnle.
la. end raised IN 0xtord, sun
iag counly. ia. IL - be rs
nrndusleA frum ths Uniserssfy q
Nlusan wiih . 3. 5. dsGree. He
reeeise6 : n. A. 6e9Ees irom th&
sane mnlEeF2liy In iaa1 Nest u
- seAoal woFk las beea b hea.
re- Cunfy. sc else tauaha II bFes
vard. Pea. and Maftim Ceuniiea
hafTa eoming y Key Wei. US
a.rsa poslilsn hefa waa - Augusa,
To-. as wineipal q - pssislen
street sehnsi. In sepaembaf. -.
~ haxame pEimeipal e. ths key
Vet Ma s<hool. Which posliion
~ hnld init 1una -. l08 O.
1a.marv I. fsss. ~ took ever the
paaislna Ne ma hniaa - thal q
esmnfy eup4flalendeuf. 0Bfy4ni =
I mnmh4r ng lhm Utility hoa5a Re
go halomaH b numafmaa elaoa aad
eisls craanlnailaas. ineindlnz &c
maamfy rlnh. ChamhaF "a Com.
meres. Vnehi ciab. colf Cluh. Al.
ersenn E4Tlom. Forty - Kghi
and Maaonie hoalea.
49,. nflIA ~. RsAsFia, eowd
mnioE a. Imnirmrilan. = . naalga q
0hia. sha haa hesn i - Klui6a
eehnn,a singe is. Mra. hooeFHs
hannna da9ree lFem Kent Siats
lfnlverslfs A. a. a A. fFem Stet.
-. A 0hie state Univernltg -
Tea gfnduale siady - tha area n
nxenplinnal chAdFen. 6he tHugha h
nrexard Counly from ia8 b le4s
waa general snpervtsor IN Mnaa
Asa ama Carus Connliea IRON -
b ios1 I'D tken ieinsd lhe Monfes
cuumty sinn.
Mlaa nuuemla liissia. guidanes
alrrclaf heFe sln<s ias1. was berE
la chieaa8. Ahe VS. graduates
lIom Loguln IL lan snd Teeeive1
a NJ. A. daNrnn from Northwestern
uaisefnits h ielS. Mas Nicola Ca
tlmuea Kra6uate work 81 ne III
wernlly Il Wiacensim amd parties
paiea h woFkxAops a. Miehae
Reese Hoapllai. chiraRp. she as
waa sssaxlaiad h lhs home ser
vice department ~ TIE Americai
hed Craas In Chlea9n. served a
welfare eounsellor Il Mnwsukes
pnhlAe eshools ard wan payeholo
assi b Ne Kuidnncs department q
ne cathulie CLARITY Bureau 4
CAl<aEo faE 8lx Years before com
ng y Key. Wesl
Asa. MsFuarea O. STRESSES. Or
merry a ClnElunasi. received . 3
O. degree from Hostun univerxll'
IN 80. h. g. from ~ umivsr
eIly e Clnrinnaii IN is1I. an ~. A
frem columbla univeraity u 1871
ED an - s. fFum FlnFala STAT
umiversiiy N 1871. Sc served foai
auar Pears h WuFid War II IN hos
plinl rerraaiiaa wilh TIE Rea CF0sa
Mss hlFmasief taught In the On
elnnatl pahlie scAoola. was eener
A MmmmwwtNnw La &mmaWm resssmsw
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

oar srhoni sysiem demands
eome pr@mpt. effective help. Dur.
lng casa 81 ne las to years,
mere thAm IL mdllon ehaaFWn
hate swelled ne elementary ard
sseondnry sehooi popnlatian a. TIE
euamiFf. GeneFally. ne nehon pop
ulaiiaa Is proporiionalely hlgher h
states via iow pr capita income.
dAis uAola siiaaiion calls ior care
g. CengFsttional siudy and nciiom.
] an ere thai yaa shaFe ny COS.
gietloa Aat TIE firm eoadtionx a
Neaeral ed must be- proVed need
Sd proved laek Il loxal income
RFe8. Dmighl p. EiaenAewer
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

he tat woald make MS Own IN
eFfy secure must guard even Ms
enemy from opprekkion.
Thomas Palns
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

We sh0uid always remember tat
human freedom IL ct : giil %
nan 4 i an aehisvememi ~ man.
ard, - 4 was gained hy Eigaames
And struggle, 80 i nay Be lest b
Indifference and anpineness.
aon. harry y. Byrd
Evening star., 1953-07-05
TODAY.

AMVETS MEMORIAL CARILLON, James
r. Lawson. carillonneur; Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 1910 pm. American
music in honor Of Independence Day.
Patriotic songs: America. the Beau
titul": Maryland. MY Maryland; !;
Battle Hymn of the Republic" Ste
Pnea Foster ean,e melod1eS W;tn Reaqtf
Old Kentucky Home" "Gentle Annie
Come Where My Love Lies Dream
ing Folk songs ARRANGED by John
Barbara Allen Jack O. Diamonds"
Hair" American songs: BLESS This
House" Home on the Range" ITO a
MSshinFton @H ehsl eathsaTal. olfa4 S:15 ssf5.al p'm
anGs ma Gsquersa" Xiolas sonatina s en- Pa
arievounsS Sr nSS sin; SPassaeasias s eT Tusue "c
M3inl3or,,,: FTsnck,s Fran Sc: Choral g No: /,
Ca Candle b Of Our ESrdS i"opuntiS; a Prick !,
"Cereus. queen Of the Night" from
Lsashs M;is6n. ssysn CASUAL
for Pedal Organ"
ala isitis. condacting; esi Capitol HSin Plaza. $
Gould's Cowboy Rhapsody" Green
Light" arr. Cray. T/Sergt. John
Osiecki, accordionist; Medley Of Pop
toms Grand March" Washington's
Quick Step" arr, Goldman; Kern,s
"Old Man River" Grofes 'Mardi
Gras." lover There" fantasy; eX-
cerpts from Puccini's "Madama But
terfly," Three Dances from Ger
mans Henry VIII"
MARINE BAND. 1t. Col. William F. San.
telmann, leader. Watergate. $40 pm.
Suite; overture to Lalo's lie Roi
dYs," Smiths ''Neapolitan Fantasy.
Bramwell Smith, cornetist: Suite of
Old American Dances" arr. Bennett:
Goldman's "On the Mall" Kennan's
Night Soliloquy," Donald Peck, fiutist:
selections from Rodgers "CarouSel."
TSchaikowsky'S March Slav."
Evening star., 1953-07-05

volto q mai" from La Clemenza di
Tito; "Eh via, buffone." "Ah, tacci
linguistic core" from Don Giovanni,
K. 527": "Das Bandel, K. AL"
Evening star., 1953-07-05
News About Music and Musiciuns

Yard, baritones. will give q
program in the Phillips Gal
lery tomorrow night at $3.50.
The D. c. Chapter of the
National Association for Amer
ican Composers and Conduc-
tors announces a contest for
the annual Virginia r. Collier
award. The contest is open to
all composers in the Greater
Washington area who may
submit several works-for any
combination of performers,
not to exceed five in number,
and not to exceed eight min
utes in playing length.
Compositions should be sent
to Anthony Chanaka, 1920
Hillyer place NV. before the
deadline of September IS. In
addition to a monetary cita-
ton to be presented by Cor
don H. Smith, awards chair
man, the winning composition
will be given a concert per-
formance. Ronald Arnatt was
the first award winner in
1850 and Walter Sinclair
Hartley received the award last
year.
Barbara Ann Cunningham,
soprano, will be the soloist at
the concert by the Army Band
at the Watergate on Tuesday
at $3.50 pm. Captain Hugh
Curry will direct. A native of
Indiana, the singer won the
State of Indiana 1945 and
1946 music contests and ap-
Evening star., 1953-07-05
TOMORROW e

NAVY BAND, 1t. Comdr. Charles Brend-
ler, conductor; Ben Mitchell Morris,
tenor, soloist; Capitol Plaza, pm.
Overture to RosSinis "Semiramide,"
Haydn's Gypsy Rondo," Massenets
"Aragonaise." Malneck's Park Ave
nue. Fantasy" Weber's "Concertino,
Op. 49," the clarinet section; Strauss
HeTbert's Eileen "1n fernem Land"
from Wagner's "Lohengrin." Mr. Nor
ris: Rimsky-Korsakoff's "Capriccio
THE MOZART TRIO. Phillips Gallery
$50 pm. Dir, Seele des Weltalls.
K. 429": "Lasst mir eurer Gnaden-
schein, K. 35': Nun liebes Weibchen,
K 625": "o selige Wonne, K. 344":
''Mandina amabile. w 4S0"; La par
tenza, K. 436"; "Vengo, aspettate,"
from La Clemenza di Tito, K. 621":
Dove sono.' from "Le Nozze di Figa-
70. K 4S2': "Pin non 81 trovano. K.
549"; "Papageno, Papagena," from
die Zauberfloate, K. 620'; "Se a
Evening star., 1953-07-05
Composer is Honored
Nelson Festivals Participants
Are Remembered in Washington
By Alice Eversmon

the symphony No. S" with
which his name has been so
widely connected. It was this
symphony, conducted by him,
that made the Danish National
Orchestra's appearance the hit
of the 1850 Edinburgh Interna-
tional Festival. Tuxen left his
native land during the war
rather than cooperate with
the Nazis. He escaped in a
fishing boat to Sweden and
after two years there, enlisted
in the Free Danish Army or
ganized in Sweden. On his
return to Denmark, he became
one of it's foremost and most
active musicians.
Cover Every Field
Nielsen's works, covering
every field, will be given dur
ing the festival. On September
l, his Saul and David" will be
presented at the Royal Opera
and soloists from the opera
will be heard in excerpts from
his other operas, aladdin, ,"
and Masquerade" on the.
closing night. The New Danish
Quartette plays the String
Quartet in F Major" which the
American University Quartet
gave in Clendenen Hall April
%, and Emil Telmanyi plays
NielSen's "Violin Concerto" on
September 3.
Danish music and Danish
musicians have been much in
the public eye these last years.
1t is fitting that festival be
staged for the composer who,
20 years or more after his
death, exerts still a powerful
influence on his compatriots
and on the music that is devel-
oping in original lines in the
northern country. Q
Evening star., 1953-07-05

peared in opera, concert and
Oratorio in New York where
she studied with Vittorio
Trevisan.
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To Ploy Mozart

The Summer School Of
Music at Mary Washington
College of the University of
Virginia 9 will present Josef
Gingold, violinist; Marguerite
Quarles, violist; Marcel Hubert,
celliSt. and Melvin Kaplan,
oboeist, in Mozart's Quartet
in F Major" at the artist
faculty concert Thursday at
8:15 pm. EST.
Evening star., 1953-07-05

James r. Lawson, a caril-
lonneur trained at Ecole de
Carlton in Malines, Belgium,
will play the Amvets Memorial
Carlton in Arlington National
Cemetery today at 1910
o'clock. This will be the first
of eight Sunday concerts audi
BILE to visitors in Arlington.
The carlton is played daily at
Evening Hymn service and is
often broadcast on special oc-
casionS. It was donated by
AmvetS as q war memorial
in 1949.
The Mozart Trio, consisting
of Barbara Troxell, soprano,
and Joseph Collins and John
Evening star., 1953-07-05
Chord Tryouts

The Little Choral Society
begins its rehearsals tomorrow
at 8 pm. in the American
Veterans Committee Club
house. 1851 New Hampshire
ave. NV. Additions for men,
bership will be held each Mon
day before rehearsal. Philip
j. Lesser, musical director. will
devote the summer season to
the preparation of American
music.
Evening star., 1953-07-05

peared in opera, concert and
Oratorio in New York where
she studied with Vittorio
Trevisan.
Ronald Arnatt, organist and
choirmaster of the Church of
the Ascension and st. Agnes,
will hold additions for choir
soloistS of all voices tomorrow
from 8 to 1O:30 pm. at the
Parish Hall of the church.
Rev. Russell Woollen will
give an organ recital at the
National Shrine of the I'M
maculate Conception Thurs
day at 8 pm. He will give a
first local performance to a
Trio Sonata" by Robert Evett,
commissioned and composed
for the occasion, and introduce
eight selections contained in
his own ''The Modal Organ
ist."
Maria Kopulos, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kopulos
of 1881 Park place Sc. left
for Europe Friday on the SIS.
Homeland to study at the
Mozarteum Academy in Salz-
burg with her coach, Edward
Steuermann of New York City,
who is representing the United
States at the Academy. Miss
Kopulos will fill concert en-
gagements in Greece and in
other European countries, re-
turning to America in Decem-
her.
Evening star., 1953-07-05
Programs of the Week

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TUESDAY.
ARMY BAND, Maj. Hugh Curry. con-
prano. soloist; .Watergate. sac pm.
cts" Dvorraks Carnival overture"
irish whispers Walts."S Liszt-saylor
"1nsiesina." RiSu douId's Cowboy COW Rhap-
ashanas sas ofssta Sfsseras FG% No. ya aGRss
Let MY Song Fiji Your Heart" Isl
mi chiamano Mimi" from Puccini's
La Boheme": Strauss-La Forge Tales
bingham: m: sachs FEY SFervent f Is N,
Longing "Fugue. G Minor"
WEDNESDAY.
MARINE BAND. 1t. Col. William F;
santelmann. leader: Capitol Plaza. 3
From Hsdegs Heg Q! he 5e New MaTsnaf Ea4th Mas
"Neapolitan Fantasy" Bramwell Smith.
cornetist; Camarata's "Rum6alero.",,
Remains might solfoauy lGSlg So ponsid
Peck. flutist; Rimsky Korsakows Ca
priccio Espagnol."
THURSDAY.
REV. RUSSELL wOOLLEN. organ re-
cital. National Shrine Of the Immacu-
Fsntssy ass cSneeDtios eP savs R Regina oeFess sns
T%ournemire,s % sparaphrase m s"e on 'Panee
Linsua; Idn.. .r : Eyett's S Trio Sonata" Wool
NAVY BAND. 1t comdr. Charles Brend-
Ter. conducting; Ben Mitchell Morris.
pdnn; tenor, soloist: Watergate: $50 pm.
Eyes D0ans ar4 Rson. Raon ssn:
La sorella." arr. Lang: "'Viennese
Memories Of Franz Lehar," arr, Hall:
s,r;nss Websrs "co9ssTtina; sso3taI op 2e" the
smetana's The Bartered Bride;
Franks, I'm fernem Land" from
ssasa Aria sacchsnaie h1 hMH1iEiS
from ,saint-saens' Samson and De-
FRIDAY.
ARMY BAND, Maj; Hugh Curry; con-
Orlando Paiandino..' s. AnGsnte asa Cam
table" from Tschaikowsky,s Quar-
fss oo IN NO. 'ss'yST srSmpa ssats
Kings Emblem of Freedom. ex;
esTOt cerpts from Germs ...ShoTboat.
'Waltzes." from Strauss Der Rosen-
kavalier": La Donna e mobile; +"
Aida" from Verdi's Aida; Sergt
Lindsey Bergen, tenor; Walton's
Grown Imperial"
AIR FORCE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
WO Willard I. Shepherd, conducting:
Watergate. $40 pm. Frescobaldi-
Kinder 'Toccata." Beethoven's "Eg-
mont Overture, Gillis' Symphony
No. 5h," Arensky's Variations on
Tschaikowsky Theme" Critics
The White Peacock" Smetana's THE
Moldau."