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Evening star., 1955-11-26
Miss Robert
Is Hostess
AT Dinner

Miss Birney Robert. sub
debutante daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Robert, jr.. Of
Washington and Atlanta, was
hostess at dinner last evening
at the 1925 F Street Club.
when her guests were IL school
friends, all bound for Mrs.
Shippen's dance at the Sui
grave Club later in the evening.
Those attending the festive
occasion were William Blundin,
Edward Marsh. Frank Palms,
Jerry King. Miss Evelyn Sco-
field, Miss Virginia Darnielle,
Miss Jacqueline Boyd and Miss
Sandra Korff.
Miss Robert will make her
debut next year at q tea dance
at the Mayflower TO be given
by her parents on December
"a. Plans are for a debut dance
in the spring of 1856 as well as
a ball in Atlanta. Miss Robert
is currently a senior at the
Madeira School and win enter
Sweet Briar next autumn.
Evening star., 1955-11-26
BY DAISY CLELAND

De ebutanteS and Their
mothers attended a real old
fashioned tea yesterday = a
custom that has almost sunk
into oblivion on the WASH
ington party circuit.
Mrs. Kurt Hetzel and Mrs.
John Gross were the hostesses.
and their invitations read In
honor OF the debutantes and
their mothers, l955-1956. at
home. 4:3O to $50. 1925 F
Street Club"
What was Mrs. Gross doing
might be Mrs. Hetzel's undoing.
The former is the founder of
the club which is famous for
its food and the fare yesterday
was sumptuous and far from
slimming. (Mrs. Hetzel will
guide these girls through their
careers as debutantes and
might well be keeping her eye
on their flgures0
The party is an annual event
where the mothers and daug-
ters can meet each other If
they have not all known each
Evening star., 1955-11-26
Lions Seek Sd in Row Tonight
After Knocking Off Leaders

The Washington Lions will
seek their third straight victory
and q possible second-place tie
with the Baltimore Clippers to-
night when they clash with the
Johnstown Jets in an Eastern
Hockey League match at Uline
Arena at $3.50 o'clock.
"A Washington triumph over
Johnstown. coupled with q win
for the Clinton Comets over
Baltimore in Clinton. would place
the Lions and Clippers in a tie
for second.
The Lions scored three times
in the final period last night at
Baltimore to nudge the Clippers
out of the league lead. Az. The
victory also snapped Baltimore'sI
winning streak at five games.
New Haven took over the stop
spot by beating the Philadelphia
Ramhlers. 81.
Three former Jets--Fern La
Pointe, Ross Kelly and Joe
Evening star., 1955-11-26
Womon Says Drug Habit
|Storted at Eastern Hiqh

A 25-year-old mother Of four
told Senate investigators in
Cleveland yesterday she began
smoking marijuana in Washing
tons Eastern High School.
Many Of her classmates smoked
on their way to and from school
and during lunch periods. she
said.
Both Washington police and
school officials denied they had
any such activity at Eastern dur
ing 1914. when the woman said
she began the habit, or at the
present time.
Miss Freda Dorothy Egbert.
then as now assistant principal
in charge Of girls at Eastern.
said she knew Of no marijuana
smoking or dope taking at the
school.
Lynn F. Woodworth, Eastern
principal, who did not hold that
position in 1914. said '.it would
be very difficult for q student
in school, to be addicted and
not have 1t noticed.
Evening star., 1955-11-26
NEWS OF MUSIC
Refinement Marks
Loewenguth Recital

Institute Of Contemporary Arts,
Offered @ brace Of sonatas as
Iunhackneyed as one Is likely to
hear in many seasons Of con-
Icert-going.
Bracketing the contemporary
pieces Of Hindemith and Baliou
were sonatas Of p. w. Rust, q
Mozart contemporary, and Fred
eric Chopin. the seldom -played
first of Opus 4, written in his
late teens. Despite pages Of
pretty tawdry filigree. much Of
the music is naively appealing
and promising Of the polished
elegance that was to develop
with maturity.
Esther Ballou's Sonata, OPEN
ing the second half Of the pro-
grams, was the impressive work
of the evening for this reviewer.
Mrs Ballou's writing has force
and determination. without be-
ing In the least merely strait
forward.
The bare and angular procla-
nations of the first section are
as mystifying as are the devious
ly twisting lines Of q following
andante. But the elusiyeness is
arresting, for the voice Is con-
fident, the technique and inven-
ton perfectly assured The final
Chorale Variations have the same
authority, with a logic that is
much more ineligible on first
hearing.
Mr.. Mcclure did his most
forceful playing in Mrs. Ballou's
Sonata. His performances are,
for the most part. high in musi-
cal intelligence. and. on occasion.
are supported by considerable
facility.
McClure's ideas about music
are keenly perceptive but, para
doxically. they seldom seem TO
have been worked out with at.
tention to detail. The music Is
sketched in deity. as revealing
as a brilliant line-drawing. But.
with dynamics held to a narrow
gamut, tempos seldom greatly
contrasted, and difficult pas
sages played almost casually. the
picture is seriously incomplete:
One almost feels he Is hearing
Mr.. McClure's preliminary prep
arations for a future perform-
ance that viii take place once
the pianist has attended to that
boring business Of seasoning and
polish.
Evening star., 1955-11-26

lin travellers checks, some OF
which turned up In Detroit and
Chicago.
L. w. Rulien. county attorney
lat Thief River Falls. said he
would swear out a John Doe"
warrant today charging kid
|naping.
kidnapping Indicated
During the extensive search
for Lindbergh FBI agents and
Sheriff Arthur Rambeck of Thief
River Fails expressed the belief
Lindbergh had been abducted.
Sheriff Goenner said no wallet
was found in the clothing of the
siain man, but that q hat nearby
bore the stamp Of a Thief River
Falls store.
A key case with cards carry
ing Lindbergh's name, a letter
addressed to the banker and a re-
ceipt made out to him were
found.
The body was found on the
Lawrence Firieck farm by three
Firieck boys Merle. II: Ken
meth. 10. and Gary, z.
Evening star., 1955-11-26
British Official
Goes to BIG Game

Britain's visiting Surgeon
Vice Admiral. Sir Alexander
Ingleby Mackenzie, Medical
Director General, Royal Navy,
took a break from his daily
m edical discussions with
United States naval force per-
son1el today to travel to Phil
adelphia for the Army Navy
football game.
In the party accompanying
the visitor was Surgeon Corndr.
Frank r. Ellis. STAFF Medical
Officer. British Navy and Army
Stats, who with Mrs. Ellis en-
tertained at q reception last
night In honor Of Sir Alex
ander
Yesterday Sir Alexander was
honor guest at an official
luncheon at the Pentagon
when Or. Frank B. Berry. AS
sistant Secretary Of Defense,
was host to a group Of IL.
Later today the visitor will
leave for Pensacola, Fla, where
he will remain until returning
to Washington December 7 as
the houseguest Of Vice Admiral
and Mrs. Geoffrey Barnard.
Evening star., 1955-11-26

snow stained with blood from 0
bullet wound in his head.
The identification was unoffi-
cial. pending an FBI comparison
of fingerprints and the viewing
of the body by one Of Lindbergh's
relatives. However. all the ofncers
who viewed the body we're certain
1t was that Of the bank cashier.
Sheriff Chester Goenner said.
We're definitely working on the
theory the man was murdered. /"
He said no gun has been found
in the snow-covered field.
Money Found in Car
Lindbergh vanished November
IL after conferring in his Thief
River Falls (Minn.) bank Office
with a stranger who had phoned
him from Minneapolis. saying
he wanted to deposit $3.50
The cashiers abandoned car
was found last week In Mime
apolis and the trunk contained
some $500 of the $l.T50 in sill
yer missed from the bank after
Lindbergt's disappearance. Also
taken from the bank were $4,000
Evening star., 1955-11-26

In Cleveland, Mrs. Jerry
Yyonne Upton. testifying before
q Senate subcommittee headed
by Senator Daniel. Democrat OF
Texas. that she started smoking
marijuana at II. She married al
Is. she said. and switched from
marijuana to heroin because her
husband used it. Each spent $50
q day for the drug. she testified
Asked how she got the money
to support such . habit, Mrs.
Upton said: Il turned to shop
lifting and became q prostitute
at 1o."
She declared she has not used
heroin since Easter, when she
completed q prison term.
Evening star., 1955-11-26
NEWS OF MUSIC
By DAY THORPE

The -Loeweneuth String Quartet:
Alfred LoeVenguth and Maurice
ss. sI saSseSs Sa. aeo EGE.r IA RGss sas Srs4y Sa
Of congress, Program: Quartet IN 2
nat, X 42s. Mozart; Quartet in D.
Opus 46, Rousosel; Quartet In 3
minor Opus SO, No. 2. Beethoven.
Organized before World Wal
III and reorganized when the
fighting was over, the Loewen-
|guth Quartet, heard last night
lat the Library Of Congress, has
established itself as one Of the
best In France. It plays with
great delicacy and q remoteness
once in a while bordering on
difndence, but the overall effect
is one Of refinement and vitality,
I was unfamiliar with the
Roussel quartet in d and. since
Washington, while not the home
Of the string quartet, is certainly
It's most extrayagantly outf1tted
show window, it is. therefore,
safe to say that it is not played
too frequently. A beautiful work,
written in 1892, it seems almost
q throwhack to an earlier period.
Suave. polished and melodic,
the piece begins with a sonata
allegro and ends with a brilliant
fugue. The two middle move
ments. an adagio and q scherzo,
are perhaps the most intense and
winning Of the work.
The E fiat quartet Of Mozart
played last night is the fourth
of the six which bear the cap
tivating dedication to Joseph
Haydn, the composers compan-
ion and artistic adversary. who
is asked to take the pieces under
his protection and be father,
guide and friend" to the six sons
Mozart is sending out into the
world. The Loewenguths were at
their best In the lyrical slow
movement, but were less per-
suasive In the fast ones.
Next week our old friends, the
Albeneri Trio and Paul Doktor,
violist, return disguised as THE
Mozart Festival Quartet" or
some such undistinctive name.
They will play the Schumann
d minor trio. and both Mozart
piano quartets. Not the least at
traction Of this concert will be
the opportunity TO hear Erich
Kahn, who was the continue
player for the Bach Aria Group,
play some true piano music.
Evening star., 1955-11-26
BRITISH GOLFERS
CARRY RIFLES TO
WARD OFF CROWS

MANCHESTER. England.
Nov. 26 Up. Golfers stalked
around the Sandbach Course
yesterday with rifle stocks
peeping from their club
bags.
It's q crow patrol. For
the past year so many golf
balls have had o way Of
dribbling over q ridge at
Sandbach and then vanish
ing that an inquiry was
made.
Answer: willy crows were
carrying on the balls.
Now a few rifle shots scare
the crows for a while.
A groundskeeper has a
theory that the crows think
the balls are eggs and that
a silly bird somewhere is
boarding about 800 missing
balls for Matching next
spring.
Evening star., 1955-11-26

IMedynski--will be in the Lions
lineup tonight. LaPointe recent
Ily scored three goals against
the Jets.
The Jets are bringing In the
leagues hottest forward line in
Don Hall at left wing. Dick Ro-
berge at right wing and Ken
CoombeS at center. Hall is the
leagues leading scorer with 80
points. Roberge Is second with
90 and Coombes third with %.
Marlowe McDonald's 40-foot
screen shot from the side broke
a 2-2 tie at 5:04 Of the final pc
riod last night for the Lions. The
Clippers had taken q 2-1 lead
in the second period on goals by
Bibber O'Hearn and Herb Schil-
Ter following Dan Morgan's OPEN
ing score for Washington.
A 20-foot slap by Joe Formica
tied the score 40 seconds after
the final session began. The
Lions last goal was scored at
1889 Of the final period when
Baltimore pulled Goalie Les
Binkley out Of the net in an
effort to tie the score.
rne~rpr unrwwv YvA1rr
Evening star., 1955-11-26
Five Marks Sci
IN Swim Meet

A national record and four
District marks were broken last
night in the Thanksgiving In
yitationai swimming meet held
by the National Capital Swim
ming Association in the Ameri-
can University pool.
Bruce Lundy Of Philadelphia 8
keystone Athletic Club broke his
own national record for boys u
years old and under in the 100
yard breaststroke with q time Of
i:14. The old mark was l:l5.4.
Robert Kaufman Of the Ger
rnantown YMCA set two District
standards in the boys IA and
under division, winning the 25-
yard breaststroke in 15.8 and
l00-yard butterfly in l:13.5.
Other record breakers were
Cathy Sheppeck Of Walter Reed
in the girls IL and under 100
ward breaststroke, 1907: ROGUE
Kramer Of Walter Reed in the
boys IL and under i00-yard
breaststroke. i:l5.7, and Nancy
F,yles unattached, In the girls II
and under lO0-yard butterfly
1:14.4.
Results:
Bsys 10 and Under
Il rfs.i. IL y q
asintia g centrai YMCA; 8. Pete Regalai
E1yx Club sof Washin zton. 20 seconds
5-ygrd brenststross,l. OIn Bonnie pb,ln. bnn.
sssoR; sssieI1;a IeeSEsi eeSsrsi INCA. s Rsssla Foy'
cub 81 Wsshington 1871 seconds
ss-yard backstrokei Chsrles Wo0a s.
phfiadeiphia Central 1McA; asts Fsaasa sonnas
Eore ESGsiTb Gi,b of Wsshingto7. fs.5 seconds
Boys 3 and Under
2b-yard freestyie--L Jchn p,Angelo
NATL Essfisins Rie ass Psrdsv. ssitmor,
EC 158 seconds.
Boys he and Under
5f-yard tfeestyle--l. !. hocaue ss hsa.nsl
AaC. Il Lanny R.npert, Germantown
AsS.yard backstroEe Ee---1. Roeaue Kramer
wsI.sr RssMSic yMc aalag Tom TsSIeye pooleg Nssa AVA
RsssShn ReesiSins station, station ss.a seconds.
I5li-yard breaststrose - Bruc.
Lundy, keystone a Gs c,an 1oc,sue
S Navai Receiving station '1:i4. tNev
o roys i; ard Under -.
Seward freestyle.-l. RonerL perl hSgrrnn vnIroz,
water Reed; J. Joel shanabrOush, Yorl
A. G. 99 seconds
i00-yard bitterfiys-,o,. RoSert u,n.tn, Ksn.
ps,l; psns,.son srmsnnH~m sAnmpsssador; B. Ken Frsi
sSa o1IS,-yard M bisrseattstrcke-1 Ken Frei
uth ns;sisa99rs < ySsit S Eo5sTi berry ksSI YSr
row, row. Waiter Reed. 2.sl.s
Girls 8 and Under
25-yard freestyle.l sally McMwsinsss Miss
p'Anselo. Nsvai Receiyins station. i7.l
ssconus. Girls Oand Under
b0-yard freestyIe--i. Kathy. Hennessy
attached; 8. Diane Morris. walter Reed
ssS sss.ssrd ssspa'' 'breaststroks Msrs M Nj
ehaeis, unattached; 3, Diane MOTIFS
Waitef reed: s, Kathy McCleary Balti
hiefs rs,s 4 basE.tsofsa n ssSosdsi Myra MchseI.
Reed: g.. Mary Michaels. unattached
20 seconds, =, - u.s..
so-ysrd s frseestyie1i. csthy shsppeet
Reed: Il Lynn Howard, Walter Reed
20.p seconds.
BO-yard backstroke--l, Cathy. shep
peck, walter Reed; 2, Lynn Howard
walter Reed: 9, Suzanne Arnold, Waite
Reed $50 seconds
I00-yard breaststfoke - 4. Cath.
eheppeck, Walter Reed; 2. Lynn Howard
Walter Reed 8, suzanne Arnold. Wal
ter Reed. 1907.
Giris ~ and Under
g0-yard freektyle--L Judy Arnold
walter Reed. ., Nancy Eylee. unattached
3; Amy Adanas' Walssr Rsed; 2e4 sse
io0-yafd bpttsrhy--1. Nancy Eyle.
Unattached; 2. Judy Arnold. waite
Reed. ., Amy Adams. Walter Resd
4 200.yard hrsaststroks--f. judy Al
mold. Walter Reed. 2. Frances panneton
Tskpgraj 3, Amy Adams, WalteF Reed
Evening star., 1955-11-26

good reason. He Is sitting TV out
this season.
zsa Zsa Gabor showed up with
ia scrumptious man -- Roger
Moore--and q ditto Dior black
mink cape. ITS the latest thing. :"
lsaid zsa zsa. ;. Virginia Mayo
itwoed with dress designer Moss
Marby, and paused to tell me.
l"I don't want you to get the
wrong idea. My husband tMike
lo'Shea) has to learn ~ pages Of
dialogue before Q tomorrow
morning dor his It's q Great
Life TV show and he Just
couldn't come. Moss is q friend
of the family"
Maureen O'Hara. with her
good looking brother, told me
she is on to Portugal on Tues
day for her Lisbon" picture
with Ray Milland. after the,
confirmation Of my daughter
Bronwyn. I didn't have time for
lunch today and ] ate four ham
sandwiches in the car coming
here and they're hurting me-"
Gig Young paid $500 for his
little sports car. But, after rid
ing in the rain a couple Of times
THE other night I thought
I'd drown"-he wants to sell It.
Ann Bauchens, who has been
editing Cecil B. De Miles movies
for 40 years. has interesting news
about c. B IS mammoth "Ten
Commandments" "It'll be pre-
viewed in February, released
next fall. and it win run q little
longer than three hours" From
all accounts it's the masters
best"
Patty Mccormick. the l0-year-
old "killer" in "'The Bad Seed"
is driving back to New York with
her mother because she won't
let her new bike-gift of Direc-
tor Mervyn lie Roy-out of her
sight. She has q new play COM
ing up. "The Rope Dancer"
Patty. her mother and father
like Hollywood and want to re-
turn.
Richard stMedic" Boone has
received an offer Of $4,000 a
year from an eastern drugstore
chain to come in as q partner,
strictly for publicity.
Shirley Jones called before
leaving for her home near Pitts
burgh. Il saw in your column
that Rossano Brazzi thinks I'm
too young to play Nellie Forbush
with him in South Pacific But
Nallie Is a young woman al
iough the actresses who have
played her haven't BEEN" If she
knds South Pacific and her
u ances look od-Shirley will
have shared the three top musi-
cal roles Of the year: "Carousel,"
IS. p. and "Ok1ahoma!" And
she isn't % yet
Daryl Zanuck, who saved the
movie industry by plunging
headlong into the big screen,
now has another shot in the box
office--his new 55-mm. Cinema
Scope. The film is a combination
of Cinerarna and Todd-AO. It
gives clear picture, and brings
the audience right into 1t. I
heard the executive Of another
studio sitting behind me say.
"As zanuck progresses, so pro-
crosses the motion-picture in
dustry,"
Released By the MANA
Evening star., 1955-11-26
Loniers VISITING Here

Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Lanier
and their daughter, Miss Mary
Allen Lanier. Of Franklin.
Tenn, are visiting friends and
relatives in the Washington
area and being widely enter
tanned. The Laniers we're resi-
dents OF Rockville and CATH
ersburg for rs years before
moving to Tennessee about
three years ago.
Evening star., 1955-11-26
Envoy Is Speaker

The Costa Rican Ambassa-
dor. Senior Don Fernando
Fournier. was to be the guest
speaker at q meeting Of the
Pan American Liaison COM
mittee Of Women's Organiza-
tions this morning In the Pan
American Union.
Sharing honors with the
Ambassador was Miss Irene A.
Wright, author Of several books
including her latest, English
Voyages to the Caribbean.
l5aO-l5g2."
Evening star., 1955-11-26
More Bids TO Russiu

REYKJAVIK, Nov. 26 o.
The speakers Of both houses In
the Icelandic parliament have
accepted an invitation for their
memberships to visit the Soviet
Union next summer.
Evening star., 1955-11-26
Harry Mcclure Heard
In Piuno Recital i

BY FRANK C. CAMPBELL
Harry Mcclure, piano. At the Cor
cofan Gallery Of Art. Program. Sonata
No. IL, r. w. Rust: Sonata NO. 2,
Hindemith; Sonata, Baliou: Sonata.
Op. 4. Chopin.
Harry Mcclure, playing las
night itnder the aegis of th,
Evening star., 1955-11-26

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
WASHINGTON, 4; Baltimore. 9.
New Haven, 8: Philadelphia. Z.
ToNIGHTs GAMES
Johnstown ut WASHINGTON $50.
Baltimore 1t Clinton.
Evening star., 1955-11-26
Tower Icons More

ROME.-The Leaning Tower
Iof Pisa has increased It's tilt by a
little more than one-quarter Of
an inch in the past IL years and
is now more than IA feet from
the perpendicular line.
Evening star., 1955-11-26
Vanished Bank Cashier
Found Slain in Snow

CLEAR LAKE MINI. 26 0EThe body Of bank cashier
Lndbegh disappearance touched OF extensive
Federal and State law agencies found yesterday in
snowy pasture
Three boys upon the body partially with
rabbits Lndbegh frozen to the ground the
Evening star., 1955-11-26
GU ROTc QUEEN ElNTRIES

These six girls from girls colleges in the District
candidates for the title Of honorary cadet colonel of
Georgetown Universitys combined Army and Air Force
RoTc units The winner viii be picked BY those who
be announced at the ball in the willard Hotel on Friday
night. The winner win preside the university's
ROTC functions this coming year The Misses Collins.
Salampne and Wesbender residents The others
are from the New York area
Evening star., 1955-11-26
HOCKEY SCORES

BY the Associated Press
EASTERN LEAGUE
WMehirgtofi 4. Baltimore 2
New Haven 9. Philadelphia 4.
Evening star., 1955-11-26

EASTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-07-01
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD
Jack L. Warner. executive pro-
Queer of Warner Bros. studio. con-
firms an exclusive story that he
has plans for an early production
of THE Life of Albert Einstein. I"
screen drama based on the career
of the great scientist.
The picture, planned as one Of
the most important events under
taken by Warner Bros, will take
its place with such memorable
Warner productions as ''The Story
of Louis Pasteur," ''The Life of
Emile lola" and "Dr. Ehrlich's
Magic Bullet" and many others
depicting the careers of scientific
genuises and dedicated public
service leaders.
Jack L. Warner. who was per-
sonal friend of Einstein. said this
week: Albert Einstein's life story
is one of the great dramas of all
time and Warner Bros. considers
it public responsibility to bring
it to the screen"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-07-01

Edward G.. Robinson, famed as
a cigar smoker, has assured him
self plenty of pleasurable smok-
ing throughout the making of
1.-THE Darkest Hour" his new film
for Warner Bros. For his initial
sequence, Robinson received the
directors approval to alter the
script to permit him to reach in
to box and stuff his pockets with
cagars. With the character es-
tablished as an inveterate cigar
smoker, Eddie Robinson can now
puff contentedly throughout the
filming.
Eddie, incidentally, is celebrat-
ing his diamond jubilee film role
in this movie. He started his
screen career IS pictures ago at
Warner Bros.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-07-01
ASheville, N. {.

Addressing more than LOO
guests in the grand ballroom of
the Waldorf Astoria, Mr.. Shiloah
said: "Isreal strives to be not only
a progressive, self-supporting
democratic nation, but also a
source of strength to the develop
ment and prosperity of all the
peoples of the Middle East. The
Israel Institute of Technology al
ready has played a vital role in
improving my country's economy,
industry and agriculture, housing
and roadbuilding, but the great
task is still to come"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-07-01
ISRAEL ENVOY IN u. S.
APPEALS FOR ASSISTANCE
TO HAIFA TECHNION

NEW YORK, (JTA)-Transfor-
nation of the entire Middle East
from a desolate, backward and
unhappy region into a thriving,
forward-looking part of the world"
rests upon expansion of the Is
rael Institute of Technology, Is
rael Minister Plenipotentiary Reu-
ven Shiloah declared at a $100-a-
plate testimonial dinner given to
Harry F. Fischbach, New York
industrialist.
Evening star., 1955-05-21
REALTY REVUE

be taught by a faculty and field
staff of the Appraisal Institute.
Among the lecturers is Arthur NJ.
Fisher, NAL, of Washington.
This is the first such course
here since 1858.
Nearly $50 members of the
Washington Real Estate Board
and boards from nearby Mary
land and Virginia, with their
guests. were to return today from
the boards convention cruise to
Bermuda.
William A. Walters, ST., of Los
Angeles, president of the Insti-
tute of Real Estate Management,
will speak on Action Through
Realtor Certified Property Man.
ager Cooperation" at a luncheon
meeting of the Washington
chapter of the IREM and the
Washington Real Estate Board
at 1915 pm. May 81 in the
Burlington Hotel.
The IREM has announced it
will hold the first international
course in real estate management
June 20 to "a in Niagara Falls,
Ontario.
The Realtors Bowling League
will close its roster for the 1866
season on May %. league off,
cials have announced. With
IL teams lined up, there is room
for four more teams from any
office belonging to a board in
the Metropolitan Office, the an
nouncement stated.
y y y.
The Education Committee of
the Montgomery County Real
Estate Board will hold the fifth
session of its present series of
clinics Tuesday evening in the
Citizens Building in Silver
Spring, the board said.
X X X
Paul I. Burman and Paul
Hammonds have announced that
Robert H. Anderson, formerly of
the National Homes Corp. has
Joined their firm. The new COM
pany will operate as Burman,
Hammond g. Anderson, Inc.