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APTs. EURN.-MD. tcens.l J

C0LLEGE PARK---Brand-new bldg.
bedrnis., full bsmt.. pvt. entr.i
blk. shop. center. transp. Every.
RRErRAirk saiRE AgiTnishfd StA SIG Ea4HTE M GSl 4N
4sRSHA 4ssiRaSsaHaA y rzRk1s.gn. III z;sssa: ..s.. $50
Redes,. ~; 9.4S69. ,A /
aia, r%. comb: ali iii usii:. fnrn. WI.
GRsIigTrHafsiRsBuRe-I GRIgrafiR O.arm., liy.. IN rm..
INN. 4sIa 'pI sPFiCIENaC;Y: Il private @ bath.
private entrance: convenient 10
transportation: reasonable. WA.
s.RM.4 APT: nicely furn.: utils. incl:
RivERSALE-Liv. Si1vHHeSA rm.. Ice. bedfm..
kit. pvt. bath: S66 per no.: utils.
included; V blk. to Capital Transit
BUS; refined couple preferred. WA.
MOUNT RAINIER. aeo4 Bunker aill
rd., Apt. 4-Lge., mod: l bedrm.,
Mv. :rm.. kit. bath. porch; $S5 mo.
w. W. LEWIS. Realtor, HE. 4-3900.
SILVER sPRING-Loyeiy ant: fire-
empi couple; $50 mo. ~. b-SiaS
-TAkOMA PARk--Completely furn
Wv. rm. bedrm.. kit. and bath and
Stolase space: ell utils.; SOS. JU.
BETHEsDA-Lge. enc, in apt. bldg
Jan. 7-March. 81; L blk, transp..
stores; 500 mo. OIL. 4-Oo11. OIL,
TAKOMA PARK--Niceiy furn, hv.
rm.. kit, 2 bedrms.. bath: 2 closets;
sep. thermostat. Apt. bldg; laun-
dry, stor. facils; $97.50. JU. 9-3739.
TAKOMA PARKS rooms and kitch-
en-, private bath: conven. transp.
sos mo. JU, 9-36a2.
TAkOMA. PARK bedrm.. liv. rm.,
kit. and bath; pvt. entrance; scr.
porch; suitable ! child; washrm..
TAKOMA PARK--Nieely furn. en-
cheney apt. sgl. or working couple.
$50 mo. Also 2-bedroom apt. Cali
LOVELY is.RooM f,rst floor apt.: .
pvt. entrances: fireplace; near hus
and shop. Ju S-4S2S. -
BROOM AND Bath APT. In new
home. $50 per mo. SS00 hSth ave-,
Berwyn Heights, Nd.
NICELY FURNISHED l-bedroom apt,
must be seen to appreciate. Temple
ton Manor, Riverdale Md. $l35
per month. Cali after 9 pm, WA.
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1911, 18th PL. Me-. Apt. 3--2 rms.
porch $3.50 plus "a, UTILITIES. l "a Key II Il
iSIs TRINiDAI AVE. Me-, Apt, a.
2 rms, kitchen, dinette, bath,
screened. porch; $50. 80 plus utilities.
Key IA. Apt. 3. B.. r. SAUL CO.,
DE RI IuSR 1ssR aPAETmESA4sse st ny SA ssSlo9 r
Blair High School. Silver Spring:
parking and laundry facilities; ali
pets. 10 Inspect cali Ii' MANAGER, r.
betyssen to 5 pm. only. Ju.
aSo VALLEY AVE. SEE b.drSSs.,
liy. rrn. bath. kit. din, disposal.
SSas g. sbssi si 'HS2' G% s4s sAss14sssI'
Mr.. fort DUPONT PIX, white neish-
borhd., 1-bedrm. duplex. compl. re-
Sec Sse'i s0 iSe; yd:. PVT Dys. laqnd. tub N bsmt.;
liv. rm.. dinette. kit. and bath: conv.
loc.: rent sos plus util.; across Pa.
Ave. Bridge. right on Fairlawn ave.
TO l4l2 Young st. Sc. LU. 2-4g60.
100 BRANDYwINE ST. s.E.-Beau-
elusive gsrdsn-type Development:
large rooms. equipped kit: master
incl, in rent; $75. .56-SsS 80. Nj.
EsaD EEsfaaaDsr All sMTh Fl 3 g. DfiiTs''i iHs i7S
ssien q ma fa.h 1i sr: SEP s.E', near Boiling
Field-One- -bedrm. apt. IA modern
building: large liv. rm.. eqhipped
sit;, sit;, excellent closet space: indi-
transp. and Shopping center. Avail.
CO.. Ills 18th st. NV. Ex. ss24ss.
MT. PLEASANT SECTION, 1929 New
ton st. n:w.-Extra large room, twin
beds; beds, XII HSttSS bath. good storage.
sos 18th ST.. s.E.-e rooms. kitchen.
bath: $45. plus utilities. B. r. SAUL
Co. 925 18th st. NV. MA. $500.
I'm; spts. now available. $79: 80 and
.Aosnhs. Aes; / iSi$ kE' 7sss,s. ass cHzRfEs G.
1924 28th ST. Sci bedrm., living
sm;. kitchen. dinette and bath;
sSd sSes plus sa hert e. ana 474S Whites sS
9 to 3; RE. 7-3216. CHARLES c.
III & ST. N.E,-Two bedrms.. liyinr
rm.. kitchen. dinette and bath: SOB.
eeyCeSyshing eCENhhiIn included; CHARLES C.
1851 s sT. s,E,-Newly DECORATED.
nette and bath: Ss1 plus heat and
UTILITIES. UTILITIES. Sun: and eyes. call u.
,ssSss ,5sss5sis csSSSS%EEss SsftStEs s. c65SSsEshi s5
Greenway. Apts.).. Large 1-bedrm.
additional space In bsmt.: rear yard.
DI. 7-4244: eyes,. RA. 3-0619.
GO NEW YORK AVE. N.W.--Two-bed-
rrn. apt: excellent location; for em-
ployed couple depending on public
1900 LAMONT ST. N.W.-"Randaii
Mansions Apartments" overlooking
Rock Creek Park. Convenient to
APT: now available. Fever. very ise.
rm. dinette PS Pitehen and ndES ESSathr tSreSSiRg Veag
modern and newly decorated. Fire
proof elevator bldg. catering to
ouiet.. refined adults only. See rep
resentative on premises in Apt. No.
zoo GsRsfE tGasz fF0m REHI4Yp e T p'% CO.. oLfGM EM
s-RM' ApT.-Livine rm.. bedrm. and
kitchen. pvt. bath; everything furn.,
newly decorated. AID. 2-0045.
BoLLlEo VIEW APsAdR9T1MENTs Psd
incl al utils.: I2xl9.ft liv rm.,
ilxl7.ft bedrm full din kit and
bath: tncinerator laundry rm. etc:
aed MIS- LEoSs sf sSs, ass qssssupane, e ss sSs Sse
No 8 10 2-42T0 or Tin 4-5iss.
NEr-1ra Or@V ~ ~ a 49, -
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SUITLAND MANOR
One bedrm.. living rm.. kit. .dinette.
bath; 4-unit apt bldg. nicely furn.
and de-: near shopping. 4739 Homer
ave- Sc. 10 H.O07l -
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AIR-CONDITIONED
1IIXIIRY APARTAGENT

For family or corporation that car
,eMord the unusual In comfort and
'Amenities: Living room l9 q. b "a
dining area for 5 persons; Q bed.
rooms and 2 baths. or 8 bedrooms
and 3 baths; 2 unnsualiy largo
slcstt,s ellcssss; .2ss Gae q two N 1tshsns Wiz
and refrigeratoF with deep-frees,
compartment; 80 ft. By ~ II. priyate
southwest corner of 9th floor IN
recently completed aiE-conditioaet
NV. commanding magnificent view
Planned FOR owner 81 buiidins| | .r.d
never occupied. eecretartal telephone
facilities and future public dininl
rooms ayailabls d building Cal
EN- 2-6H0O
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METRoPoLITAN APTs.

Large modern building. Eficiency
apartment. with living room, dress.
Ing room, dinette, kit. and bath
$76. Also l-bedroom apt. with liv
rm., reception hall, dinette. kit. ant
bath: S99.B0. Call res. mgr. AD
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BOLLINQ vIEW APARTMENTs
sos: 30 per mo incl al .utils. l21
left. iiv rm 11xl7-ft. Dedrm
full 1tn. KIT ana bath incinerator
laundry rin.. etc.: Imfned. and fu-
ture occupancy. See MRS LEONE,
$Gs.,d $oG2sl. tth b St II, s.ei.x xApst. No. 3 10
Evening star., 1954-01-03

4-FAMILY FLAT, S67.35
741 51st st. s.e,. Apt. 3-2 rms, kit,
bath. Incl. utilities. Redec. Ready to
move into.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. $4,000
1925 MT: PLEASANT ST. NV, Unit
203. 500 mo-; 2 rms, kit. and bath.
key with janitor or once.
101i ALABAMA AVE. Sc, Apt. B.
2 bedrooms. Iiv. rm.. kit and bath,
.ss, .ssy1iiasls asIsSeeI nSge s74 90 mo. ,.,s....
Md. Apt. Beautiful 2-rm., kit
and bath apt. gas. light, heat Incl
In rent; Elec, disnwasher, 500 so mo
470S RIVERDALE RID, Riyerdale
Nd. Apt. $50 mo-
GEO. I. BORGER. INC.
643 Indiana Ave. NV. Ma. S-035C
1871 MAYOR RD. Sc. mr. Sousa
Bridse-New building, de luxe. /
BEDROOM. ST. so, incl. utilities
Key, Apt No. !.
IL HALEY Ter. Sc. nr. Nichols ave
and s. capitol-Choice. | bedrm..
exposures. Only S6S.5O. JAMES
CARROLL, Rental Specialist, 3l1s
Nichols ave. sc. 10. "-040O.
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500 9th ST. H.E.--NeWly decorated,
. bedrm., heat and hot water furn.
further details call Mr.. Adams.
L. r. TURNER, Realtor
600 7th %. s.W. ME. $4,000
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HOTEL 144O
One rm.. kit. bath; newly dec: maid
and phone .sery.: $24.50-S3l.b0 wk
1910 Rhode Island NV. -6
CoLoRED = FURN., q kitchsn M 2, I. and
942 l4th st. s.e., IL 6-91o7. -J
COLORED-1317 IRVING ST. NV
- warm apts.. newly dec, Ia
rms, pvt. kit. semibath: 2 rms. pvt.
kit. pvt. bath; sdults. HO. 1856
coLoRED WOODBRIDGE AREA
For sgle. lady: conv. transp.: S42, so
coIoRRDEisSS 81 III; sssi BELMONT RD. NV
Nicely furn. efiic. apt: pvt. kit.
working adults; refs; SIS wk., incl
utils. See CUSTODIAN. Apt. Q. after
A pm. EN-. 2-1065. -
COLORED-SHARE KIT. AND BATH;
bus stop at door; close to shopping
will accept 2 children. DE. 2-1792
CoLoRED FAMILY. / room kitchen
bath; 2 working girls or men; In
shopping center, ne. Ii. 3.33S4.
COLORED--1 ROOM. kit; share bath
employed couple. 24l0 North Capitol
COLoRED-NICE LOCATION. Com.
pletely furn. 1-bedrm. apt. Leavtns
town. will sell furniture very rea-
sonable. AID. 4-5657.
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18th AND COLUMBIA VIC, -

rm., bedrm., din. kit. bath; utils.
furn.; "a girls or cpl; HO. 2-s645,
Shoreham Hotel. 5 rms. beautifully
furn.. glass-wall kit, GE stove. dish
washer, garbage disposal, air cond.
Steinway, sewing machine, 2l-in.
~. modern ~ baths. glassed-in
carpeted wall to wall; S325 incl.
utils Phone EN-. 2-S7tS1. Ma. S-1353.
CHILDREN WELCOME, 1855 st.
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GEORGETOWN
2514 QUE ST. NV.
l Rm., Kit. and Bath, $79.5O
THOMAS CIRCLE
1921 M ST. NV.
Modern Elevator Bldg.
/ Room, Kitchen, $65
2 Rooms. Kitchen. $75
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1724 18th ST. NV.
TWO, bedrooms. living room. kitchen
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new newly decorated; nicely farn.; m new new
refgr. $40 mo. LU. 1-S213. 3'
las 12th ST. S.E.-Extra-large Ink.
rIn.: newly decorated; nicely furn.
new refgr.; S45 mo. LU. 1-S2l3.
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q: e.; CONv. NAVY, A. .F.-Duplex;
bath; excel. furn. 10. 2-s652.
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6ENATE COURTS, 3 block from Sen.
efsciency apts.. air cond., elevator
bldg. 100 c st. e. II. 6-4468. .--3
11ff MASS. AVE. The Oakmont"-
Enc, apts.. bed linens and utils.
furnished: so. Dupont area.--3
bsmt. apt; . rms. kit. pvt. bath.
utils. furnished to nice couple to
act as housekeepers. $50 mo. Also.
bedrm. apt. SIS -3
CONN. AVE.-A well furn. 1-bedrm.
apt. in garden-type development.
Avail. Jan. z. . adults. LO. 4-064S.
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LONDON HALL APIS, 1133 18th st.
n;W.-Emciency apt. bed-liy. rm..
ssoid sit; and bath; day or week. Ma.
BASEMENT APT. 4eos 18th st. NV
Sunny. well-iurnished 3-rm. apt.
COMFORT UNLIMITED for limited
rent, in new air.cond. bldg. 10.
GATED In NV. embassy section al
Meridian Hill Park; elegant apts. for
etc: plenty Of Closets: fun bath
and kit. refgr;. .elev,, lndry. stor.
ave-. AVE- iaf{. M1. $sessx4iSss. $s4Ss. 1875 Euclid st
1881 2Ist ST. NV, Dupont Circle
area-Newly dec. lge. rms. bath
nicely furnished. -3
apt. BLDG. 18th and que NV, SIS
6SS LONGFEELLoW sT. NV. wv. - 2
rms, kit. and bath, all utils.: conv
to stores, transp. RA. 6-9467. "a
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.--Bachelor apt.
Dss DEt 9'sh asis snts s75 EsD TM sssa SI9sk bus
1854 QUE ST. NV, THE Kennert'
Front. 1-rm. .efic., S47.50 mo.
6O6 + ST NE.-Lee. 2-rm. kit. ant
bath apt. excellent condition; .S6i
Jones inf5udss IL ssms utlas,ss aps s155sEY 5sf M
114s MsNIA PAsk 4 ca R. NJ N.w.SNISSely ws-ofaS iSrn
apts.. sizes from / rm.. kit. anC
bath to 2 rooms. kit. and bath
Priced T. ON S67 so to 500 month
2440 10th ST. N.W.-Three sizes
Comb living rm. -bedrm.. kitchenette
and dinette. large dressing close
and. bath: 500 mo. Two rooms
kitchenette and bath. S115, month
ette and bath. $155 mo. All incl
iqSo 100 FHiRMoNTs HGRsy MsoSNfishsGsraN 81. N.w-TSre,
sizes. Two rooms, kitchenette ant
bath. sos mo. Three rms, kitchen
fte ehenstts sne sst and SlsC Sst mo- Aso o rms
incl: utils. Apply switchboard. -;
I -BEDRM. APT. in new bldg; beau
tiful new furn. 1st-n. front. Cali 10
3-641S. -3
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NOhTHWEST AHEA---Wil SuDleC D
mos. my exceptionally well-eQuipped
home apt; 2 bedrms., liv. rnl., kit,
bath. 9 foyers. all large; 3 over
size closets, abundant kit. compart-
mentS; corner frontage: balcony
viewing 1nidcity; excellent markets
nearby: bus and st. car; free all
day and night parking; Immed
6OO6 NORTH CAPITOL ST. in rear
1 bedroom, semi-liy. room. kit. and
bath; nice neighb. Empl. couple OF
z girls. $50 mo. incl. utils. See YOU
OPPORfUNTTYi settled person Conn
ave-, elevator; bedrooms. kit, bath;
beautifully furnished, SS5 month
Box 47-B. Star.
WNTOWN-Luxury 2 rms, elec
kit, tiled bath, shower; sep. entr
SS5 mo. 1417 N. H. ave. NV. 81
1890 18th ST. NV. Dupont Circle
Lge bsmt., 3 rms, bath; compl
furn.; utils. incl; $40 semimo. -
ONE BEDRM. AND KIT, also EN-
ciency apt; nicely furnished. Appll
703 9th st. NE. Ii. 7-7009. u
e1O1 CAMDEN ST. S.E.-Beautifull!
furn- liv. rm.. bedrm,, kit, bath; Is
n. pvt. home: all utils. LU. 2-7296
alst AND PA. AVE. N.w.-Iiv. rm,
bedrm.. dinette, kitchenette. pvt
bath; pvt. entrance; vicinity q. w
University. d. 7.0Se9. -9
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WEST OF GEORGETOWN-Fir
peted 5-rm, apt: screened porch
with view; city trolley at door: ldry. |;
inside gar. avail. S150. OIL. 2-9313.
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MISSOURI AVE. Nw.-51 apt. bldg.
bedrm. with screened porch. 1st
n. Apply MANAGER. Al Missouri
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5133 HANNAH PL. s.E.-Living rm..
bedrir., kit. dinette and bath. SO
incl; utils. .LU. 4-8S54. WALKER &
DUNLOP. 1900 18th st. CO. 5-O222.
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lOe4 VERMONT AVE. NV. nr. 18th
and K sts.-Nicely furn. tnot house
keeping apt.). consisting Of rms.
tiled bath with shower; elec. refgr.i
S90.S6 mo-, incl. utils. Also l rm.
tiled bath with shower; elec. refgr.
SS6. IS mo- HENRY j. ROBB, INC.
Realtor 1924 Vermont ave. NV
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PARK RD., west Of 10th st.-Pvt,,
clean; an utils., conv.; suitable 2
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Plump, Buoyont,
Non-Motting, Pure
FOAM
PILL OW 6
= 80

These are not ordinary foam pillows but beauti-
fully made, finely detailed foam rubber pillows,
at very special low Half-Yearly price! Millions
of tiny air cells keep these pillows wonderfully
buoyant soft, always comfortable Each pillow
covered in Sanforized, zppered case. Hurry in
buy them for every bed at this bargain pricel
The Hecht Co, 5th Floor Washington;
3rd Floor. Sauer Spring and PARKington
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1.o5 Perfect Quality Cannon
BA I Il
TOW FL 8
1.2e

These famous thick and thirsty Cannon towels
have sold for years at their 1.95 price But we
bought huge, huge quantity to pass on this
terrific saving to you! Buy 'em by the dozen
now at this low price. Beautiful colors to show
off in your bath: aqua, pink, brown, yellow,
lilac, green, forest, rose, lightning pink Big
24x46"
Matching Face Towel, &c., Matching Wash Cloths, 36c
The Hecht Co, 5th Floor, Washington
3rd Floor SilDer Spring and PARKington
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THE HECHT CO.
HALF YEARLY
SAL

Furniture and Home Furnishings
The holf-yeorIy sale brings values like these in
every homewores department. Save on furniture.
bedding and sleep furniture. housefurnishinss.
chino, silver, rugs, summer furniture. Everything
for your home 49,. at twiee-o-year savings!
Evening star., 1954-07-12
Toilored Royon
Morquisette curtoins
1.7o

price! Sheer, eaoshelI color curtains with
deep 5" bottom hems. "a" wide to the pair
in 81. 50, u. 81 and 90" lengths.
6th Floor, Washington: 3Yd Floor
SilOer Spring and PARKington
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5.eS Plostie
Shower Ensemble

Whole of q buy! Sove on this plosfic shower
curtoin and matching ruffled window drope
in lovely floroI pottern. Your choice Of s
snort colors!
5th Floor, Washington: 3rd Floor.
Siluer Spring and PARKin0ton
Evening star., 1954-12-19
Pen-1,an,es may be used If letters carry
DriterS' correct names and addresses.
All letters are subject to condensation.

student case books, and that necessary
commodity experience" is yet to be
acquired. In this state Of affairs he has
little to offer an established lawyer
who in hiring him must assume the
role Of teacher as well as employer. The
student Is attracted to the courts as a
source Of valued experience and brings
with him an eagerness and alertness
impossible Of duplication in others. But
he is met with a salary hardly COM
mensurate with even his so recently
acquired talents So he takes the job,
but only as brief steppingstone. And
even at that he may find himself so
swamped with work as to make his
continued formal legal education i'm
possible. t
How many Of us are anxious to work
with some Of the finest judges in the
country? And who on the bench doesn't
need more law clerks? A larger appro-
priation by Congress for the Federal
courts would not only enable the ju-
dicial branch to fulfill more adequately
its part in our society but, through
increased student employment oppor-
tunities, would tend to improve the
quality Of the profession generally.
Maxwell A. Howell,
Chancellor. Iota Chapter. Gamma
Eta Gamma National Legal Fra
ternity.
Evening star., 1954-12-19

The materials for the history of music
are, by their very nature, scattered. Only
rarely and by intention are they brought
into organized focus. Consider for example.
this picture: The Blue Room of the White
House on Sunday afternoon, May /, 1898,
with small group of personal friends
assembled about Mrs. William Mckinley.
Suddenly, the doors open and the President
enters holding small piece of yellow paper
in his right hand He says: 'My dear, the
most wonderful news has come! Dewey has
won a decisive victory over the Spanish
fleet in Manila Bay" Mrs. Mckinley intro
duces her visitors and then suggests that
one of them. beautiful young girl Of Is,
should observe the occasion by singing "The
Star Spangled Banner" for the little COM
pany. The girl, OF course. was glad to
oblige All present stood while she took
her place at the piano and lifted her Won
derful voice in acknowledgment Of victory
and prospective peace. The singer, as many
old Star readers win have guessed, was
Geraldine Farrar. She was destined to be
one Of the worlds greatest and most popular
operate sopranos.
Born at Melrose, Massachusetts,, In 1882,
she had journeyed to Washington vhileshe
"impatiently was waiting to grow up" and
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had studied here with such notable teachers
as Mrs. Carrie D. Perkins, Mrs. Florence
Hoffman and DR.. Anton Gloetzner. A son
of the last named Of these fine instructors,
Alvin, A. Gloetzner OF Alexandria, remem-
bers Gerry In her youth. She lived then
in the 1900 block Of NJ street Northwest,
and everybody loved her." Perhaps 1t was
her own recollection Of those days that led
Miss Farrar to give her souvenirs, her
mementos, letters, photographs, examples
of her work as poet and composer, to the
Library of Congress. Some Of the most
interesting treasures Of this precious collec-
ton have been selected and arranged for
current exhibition by Frank G. Campbell Of
the Library staff, who also is writer about
music for The Star. Living now in Ridge
field, Connecticut. Miss Farrar should be
able to manage return to Washington, II
only TO look at the exhibition she made
possible.
Evening star., 1954-12-19

When somebody slipped the abstract of
an FBI document to Senator Mccarthy, and
the Senator revealed it's existence during
the Army hearings, there was great outcry
and demand for the informant's scalp.
There was no m;staking the gravity of the
principle use of FBI reports,
the value of which is destroyed by violation
OF confidence.
e close parallel seems to exist in the
case of an Air Force intelligence officer, who
photostated confidential FBI memoran-
dunn in the Air Force files and slipped the
photostat to the House Un-American Activ-
tiles Committee. The officer has been
punished. He was stripped Of his rank and
dred from the Air Force. But the Un-Amer-
lean Activities Committee has found place
for him on its investigating staff, at
generous increase Of salary
That may have been an act of gratitude,
taking into consideration the officers excel
lent war record and the fact that his mis-
take in Judgment was prompted by his own
idea of good motives. 1t does not, however,
lesson the gravity of the offense. For If
confidential records of the FBI can be stolen
by a man with good intentions, they can be
stolen by man with evil intentions.
Y If there is an applicable law covering
such an offense-and there was much talk
about 1t in the Mccarthy case-and If the
offender is known to the Department of
Justice, which was not evident in the Nc
Carthy case, what is going to be done about
1t? Is the Department Of Justice to prose-
cute? If not, why not?
Evening star., 1954-12-19
New Carnegie Institution Head

When DR.. Vannevar Bush retires from
the presidency of the Carnegie Institution
OF Washington year hence he will be sue
ceeded by DR.. Caryl P. Haskins This means
that one man Of high scientific standing and
constructive humanitarian ideals is passing
an important responsibility to another man
similarly qualified for the work.
DR.. Haskins has background of bio
physics, biochemistry and genetics Born
in Schenectady In 1908, he was educated at
Yale and Harvard as well as In the research
laboratory Of the General Electric Company.
From 1885 to 1948 he was on the staff Of
Massachusetts, Institute of Technology, but
from 1885 onward he also has had his own
plant where he has been active in psyche
acoustics, perfecting graphic representations
Of the dynanics of speech His major philo-
sophie interest meanwhile has been the
comparative study of human and animal
societies.
But DR.. Haskins' specialties do not i'm
prison him. He is an enthusiastic traveller
when seeking materials for his authoritative
volumes, and he served with the National
Defense Research Committee and the once
Of Scientific Research and Development
during World War II and Is consultant
Of the Departments of Defense and State.
Coincidentally he is president of photo
color camera manufacturing concern in New
York, using its profits for scientific purposes.
Praised by DR.. Bush as "a wonderful
choice" and by Dr. Leonard Carmichael,
secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, as
IAN ideal man for the position-broad,
affable, generous and very effective" the
incoming head of the Carnegie Institution
is sure to be welcome in Washington, as his
predecessor always has been.
Evening star., 1954-12-19
Fifty Years Ago in The Star .. i.
Subscriber.

stood to have acquired his love for the
art Of the dance from his grandfather,
Lord Fielding, who had danced the
stately minuet with women of royal
blood in England" The Washington
schools over which Prof. Sheldon pre-
sided were successfully at D street
between Sixth and Seventh streets
NV, Pennsylvania avenue and Seven
teenth street NV, and 1904 F street
NV. His pupils had included Tad
Lincoln, Frederick Grant, Nellie Grant
Sartoris and many other children of
eminent families, and "his annual ex-
hibitions Of juvenile dancing" were
social functions Of distinction"
According to The Star for December
II, 1904, "a novel and valuable gift
for suburbanite. who
Pocket has to come home by
SeorchIiqht dark several months in
the year, is little
pocket searchlight, costing from IS
cents to So. 1t has a small electric
battery, which has to be recharged
every two months or so, at q cost of
HSOAS 90 NSA4No' ohOll lSllI odfCo
getting into mud puddles, stumbling
over stones. and is also pleasant COM
panion. for 1t reveals favorite tree or
the house Of q friendly neighbor. It
is something Of protection. for it
enables one to take look at any one
who may be approaching in the dark"
The Star Of December IA, 1904, con-
tanned lengthy feature article about
that period Of the
Whistler In life Of James Abbott
Washington McNeill Whistler which
he spent In Washing
ton. He came here to work In the
Coast Survey. November 7. 1854. Rated
the best artist In his class at West
Point, the future painter and etcher
was engaged as q survey craftsman
and his wages were $50 a day. The
place Of his employment was build
ing at the corner Of New Jersey ave-
nue. and c street NE. later known as
the Varnum Hotel. and he roomed IN
building at Ills z street NV. later
occupied by the restaurant Of Joseph B.
Ehrmantraut. The site of the famous
artists washington home now ii In
cluded Ia that Of the new Perpetual
Evening star., 1954-12-19
Letters to The Star.

tions became bad enough. the people
Of the areas affected would handle the
problem. However, his committee mem
bers and the public persuaded him
against his Judgment. Senator Ashurst
of New Mexico, chairman of the Senate
committee, not only favored the meas
ure but took DR.. Brabner- Smith with
him to the floor Of the Senate as his
temporary clerk in case the bills were
challenged on the floor for technicali-
ties Of law.
Speaking before convention Of Ger
man judges last spring, DR.. Brabner-
Smith was quoted as doubling the wis
dom of this additional concentration
Of power in the Federal Government,
stating that it was a gamble that we
would always have Hoover in charge
Of this national police force, and this
was a questionable risk to take. merely
for efficiency.
In my forthcoming book How to Talk
Politics." I recommend that serious con-
sideration be given by Congress to plac-
ing the Federal Bureau Of Investigation
in the legislative rather than In the
executive branch Of the Government.
Franklin G. Salisbury.