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WCA Photo Glasses

Fremont Davis, photogra-
pher for Science Service Press
and faculty member at Mary
land University. will begin pho
Biography classes tomorrow eve
ming at $3.50 and 1880. Field
trips, slide shows, fundamentals
OF design. negative making,
printing and enlargipg will be
discussed. For information,
call YWCA (ME. 8-2l00,
Branch 29).
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Foto-Cruft Club

The Foto-Craft Club will
meet Tuesday at 8 pm. at the
YMCA at 1916 Twelfth street
NV. 1t will be beginners class
night. Bring photos for exhibit
ton. Group photo will be taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29

SMALLEST-General Elec-
trio is making new Power
Mite No flashbulbs. The
clear gives 66 per cent more
light than the present No.
Using the new clears and
blues, a box camera is eff
fective up to SO feet in
black and white, IL feet in
color. The national con-
sumption rate now is 16
flashbulbs per second.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29

pelican "nourishing its young
with its own blood" a bit Of
nature lore more soundly
based in legend than in fact.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01

show. 7:30 pm, Silver and Gray Room,
Philosophical Society Of Washington
Auditorium. Sterilization OF Free
Radicals at Low Temperature" by H. p.
Broida, National Bureau OF Standards.
Saturday
National Capital Astronomers s: 10
torium. Protect Vanguard: Placing the
W Rosen. technical director. Project
Vanguard, Naval Research Laboratory.
Slides.
April 10
American Society Of Electrical Engi-
lneers--Ladies Night. z pm. dinner,
Hotel 2400 at 2400 10th street nv.
featuring G. E. House Of Magic. Make
your reservations early by sending SO
per couple to L. B. Sponholtz. Westing-
house Electric Corp. 1925 K street NV,
Washington 9. D. c.
April IO-ApriI go
Second Annual Atomic Exhibition.
sponsored by the Department OF Com
merce. Business and Defense Services
lAdministration-To be held daily during
the period April 10 through April 20
from am. to q pm. in the lobby and
auditorium Of the Department OF Com
merce Building.
The exhibits will illustrate various
peacetime uses of the atom with empha-
sis on the technical advances made in
the development OF nuclear power re-
/ arfnPe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
Dworken Heads Dealers
On Soap Box Race Boord

Curtis Dworken, 35-year-old
general manager of Justine
Nicholson Chevrolet, Hyattsville.
has been named chairman of
leadership directors for the 1856
Washington Area Soap Box
Derby.
The Derby is sponsored an
nually by The Star. in associa-
ton with Metropolitan Area
Chevrolet dealers and the Dis
trict Department Of the Ameri-
can Legion.
General Chairman Howard p,
Bailey, Mr.. Dworken and IA
leadership directors met last
week to formulate plans for the
Washington Area Derby June 80
Winner of the race here goes
to Ohio for the big, national
All-American championship at
Akron's Derby Downs. August IL
The directors estimated the
number of contestants will 60
over the 275 mark this year, an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
DERBY GUIDE

The Event-A coaster race
for boys. II through is. in
which contestants drive cars
Of their own construction.
Time-June 80.
Sp0nsOr-The Star in as
ISOLATION with Metropolitan
Area Chevrolet dealers and
the District Department Of
the American Legion.
RegiStratiOn-At the near
est Chevrolet dealer, where
official Soap Box Derby
wheels. axles and steering
sets are available. Dealers
participating are:
Addison, Fourteenth street
and Florida avenue NV;
Aero Auto Co.. 1101 King
street. Alexandria: Barry
Pate. 1880 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV: Chevy Chase Mo-
tor Co.. tbs Wisconsin ave-
nue. NV: Kenyon-Peck,
1925 Wilson boulevard, Ar
lington; Justine Nicholson,
5710 Baltimore avenue, Hy-
attsville: Hicks, 1929 Geor-
gia avenue NV.
Also Mandell. 1900 Mich
OILS avenue Sc; Ourisman,
610 H street NE: Stohlman.
1907 M street NV: Loving
Chevrolet, Inc. 1899 East
West highway, Silver Spring:
WiSsinger. Seven Corners,
Falls Church, Va: Toms
Chevrolet. Wheaton, Md.
and Rosenthal Chevrolet.
Arlington, Va.
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tesstonal Group on Electronic computers
1907 Street NV, s;iS S pm. MEETING
Pence Auditorium. 10th ano E street,
Germanium Photo DiodeS and Transistel
Ampli3ers." hv A. f. Slade, Dept Of De.
tense and 1t. R. @. Potts. USAF; e.
An Unusual Electronic Analog-.Digita
Smith, jr., Meipar Inc. Election O
officers.
Lecture on computers and Automa.
ton sponsored by Washington Statistica
plication Of a Computer to a Particular
Task" by Joseph F. DAILY. Bureau Of
the Census. and Alan Hoffman. Bureau
Of Standards.
American Society OF Safety Engineers
Joint meeting with Federal Safety
Council. $50 pm. dinner. Cloud Room
National Airport, followed by meetinl
80 pm; Paul E. Gurzke, director q
ment of Labor, viii introduce a pane
in Industry and Government" Pane
as follows: LeVerne Johnson. manager
rector Of Department Of Vehicles anc
Ainsworth technical director and as,
ards, Association, and Robert r. Berth
and employe relations, General Electric
American Society of Refrigerating En-
gineers-6:30 pm. dinner, Continenta
Hotel, followed by meeting 7:30 pm. II
YOU do business with the Government
what refrigeration standards mean L
YOU" by WEIGH c. Whittlesey. quarter,
master. Research and Development
Command.
American Society of Tool Engineers
2 pm. dinner, Hamilton Hotel. followed
by meeting s pm. Operation Pushbut
ton" by Hale Cadieux. Bellows Com
pany, New York district manager, auto
nation by controlled air power with
sound movie.
Entomoiosical Society of WASHINGTON
IS pm. meeting, Room a. NationA
Museum. Notes and Exhibition of Speci
mems" "Filariasis in the Philippine
Islands" By DR.. Lloyd E. Roseboom JohT
Hopkins. University School OF Hygient
and Public Health and The role O
Spermatophores in the reproduction O.
chiggers" by L. J. Lipovsky, Walter Reef
Army Medical Center.
Friday
Association OF Senior Engineers o
BuShipS - Buffet supper and fashion
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CIV Honor Society
Banquet Wednesday

The Smith-Reed-Russell So
ciety. honor society Of George
Washington University School OF
Medicine, will hold its annual
banquet at 1880 pm. Wednesday
at the Mayflower Hotel.
I 1t. Thomas A. Dooley of the
Navy Medical Corps and author
! of Deliver Us From Evil" will
be the principal speaker.
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increase of more than 100 over
last years field.
Its a thrilling race" said Mr.
Dworken, who has been active
in Soap Box Derby programs for
a number of years.
He announced that dealers this
year will sell the official wheel
and axle sets to properly regis
tered contestants for 81.
Mr.. Dworken pointed out that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01

Ionly those who register for the
race may buy the wheels.
Any boy between the age OF
II and Is. who is a school pupil
may register at his neighborhood
Chevrolet dealers showroom
Boys must be accompanied by q
parent or guardian.
leadership directors for this
years race are:
Allan Whittlesey. Barry-Pate
Chevrolet: William Lord, Addison
Chevrolet; Fred Bowls, Chevy
Chase Chevrolet; Louis Potkon-
ski, Hicks Chevrolet; Ernie
Burleson, Kenyon-Peck, Inc;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01

Herb Tarpley, Mandell Chevrolet
Co.; william Hoffman, Ourisman
Chevrolet, Inc; Bart Steinecke.
Toms Chevrolet. Inc; Robert
King, Loving Chevrolet Co.; Sam
Vanderslice, WisSinger Chevrolet
Co.; Dave Maloney. Rosenthal
Chevrolet Co.; Vince duCellier,
Justine Nicholson Chevrolet;
Richard H. Stohlman, jr., Stohl-
man Chevrolet. Inc; and James
Fuller, Aero Auto Co.. Inc,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01

Tuesday
Botanical Society OF Washington-S
I'm. Meetings. University of Maryland
Room ! Ii, Patterson Hail BOTANY Build
ing. "A Botanist Travels in Mexico" by
DR.. Ernst Sohns. National Museum,
smithsonian Institution.
American Institute Of Mining, Metal
luf glcal and Petroleum Engineers, $50
pm dinner--Cosmos Club, n12l Massa-
ehusetts avenue NV. Power from
Nuelear Fuels" by Ulysses N. Staebler
Chief. Civilian Power Reactors Branch,
Division Of Research Development, Atomic
Energy Commission
Wednesday
Illuminating Engineering Society,"
pm. dinner. Old O'Donnells, 500 Z. m
Meeting, Pepco Playhouse, My Most
Interesting Lighting job, by K Cobb,
Kluckhuhm & Cobb; Al Rugo. Sylvania
Lighting Products: Al Fox. manufactur-
ers representative. and Ben Goodman,
National Electric Wholesalers
Washington Sanitary Conference
1915 pm; luncheon, Napoli Restaurant
gl9 Sheridan street NV. Housing
Problems in Urban Renewal" by 1t. Col
Robert E. Mathe. Assistant Engineer
Commissioner Of The District OF Co
washington Society Of Engineers
nm. meeting-CosmoS Club Auditor
iunl, Massachusetts, and Florida avenues
NV, The Highway Situation" by A. C.
Slark. Deputy Commissioner. Bureau OF
Institute Of Radio EnRineers-Pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
SCIENCE
CALENDAR

Science and technical society
meetings haze been announced
for this week BY the Joint
Committee on Press Relations
OF the District of Columbia
Council OF Engineering and
Architectural Societies and
the Washington Academy OF
Sciences.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-01
Monday, April End,
Only

IL Noon to 3 P.M.-MiSs Betty
Denny, capitol AirlineS'
Hostess" will be in our Lug
gage Department, Washington
Store, to demonstrate the travel
worthineSs of Samsonite Lug
gage and to show you the
quickest, easiest way to pack
for a trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
TOPS IN POPS
BY BOB WILLIAMS

Last March Les Paul and
Mary Ford cut a record Of a
charminG two tempo tune
called ''Nuevo Laredo" Other
sides were cut by them at the
same session. and, as with all
top artists. there we're a num-
Der Of other sides by them still
awaiting release.
The executives OF Capitol
decided to release an LIP of Les
and Mary. and "Nuevo Laredo"
was one of the - tunes in
cluded. All the numbers were
excellent, but the former tune
was singled out by this re-
viewer, among others, and disc
jockeys as being a potential hit
If 1t could be made available on
d SlIlgie TcCOTu.
At last Capitol agreed to re-
lease it us a single. But, un-
fortunately. Capitol paired 1t
with "Moritat"~ta theme from
The Threepenny OPERA. a
tune that has suddenly started
to click.
Now 1t means that both sides
wilt have to fight for the atten"
ton each deserves. However.
"Nuevo Laredo" is such a fine
tune that it's certain to draw
as much as the backing. and
will finally emerge into the hit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
PROGRAMS OF THE WEEK

meree Auditorium. s;l5 pm slayonie
Dance No. j. pvorak, Pax ct Labor
Pares; Psalm FOR Band. Persichetti,
de 'S cone CERT diazoanov: The British
Eighth. Elliott: Coronation Scene from
Boris Godunov. MoussoTssky; Selec.
lions from Oklahomal, Rodgers; Cap
Friday
UNITED STATES NAVY BAND, Com
mander Charles Brendier, conductor
soioist Ben Mitchell Morris, tenor
Departmental Auditorium. $3.50 pm
Scheherazade, Rimsky- korsakoy: Tri-
umphal March from Quo Vadis. Rosa
sky; La Dome Mobile, Verdi Ouesta
o. .uuel!a. Verdi Gate Parisienne Bal
FRIDAY sr MoR s,a,,n MUSIC cLgn: rs.n.
Viola. Carroll Mattoon, soprano. Paul
Higinbotham, piano. Charlotte shear,
piano; villa Mae Koehn. piano. Cos
mos CLUB 1870 Am. All-Mozart PRO
423; Exsultate. Jubilate. X 1855, So,
KRAsNER CHAMBER MUSIC ENsEM
sah Iou to kra' eua .o B"I.. dr tos
Erwin Eishman, viola; Anaiee Camp
cello; stuart SahkeS. double bass
Ray De la Ierrs; guitar: Library q
guitar and strinRs. Boccherini: Sextet
concertante for strings tan 18th cen.
fury arrangement OF Sinfonia Con.
certante for violin and viola. Mozar;
CAN COMPOSERS AND coNpucToRs
Tom Schwab recorder; Bernice Wilson
Wiers. recorder; Jill 'amison. soprano
suzanne Mackenzie, recorder, Prem
tice Studio, American University. $3.50
pm. Childs Play Wiers: Divertisse-
ment for two alto recorders. Wiers,
Three SONGS for winter Gordon Smith
music for Antigone. Gordon Smith.
Saturday
NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
Howard Mitchell, conductor. Soloists
Beverly Bower. sporano ROsalind Ma.
dell. mezzo-s soprano; Jim Hawthorne.
tenor Harold Ronk bass, Catholic
University Choir, John Paul. director
Constitution HALL $40 pm Program
Of music by Rodgers and Hammer
Etein
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
FRIDAYS BIRTHDAY

The Friday Morning Music
Club carries on CALAMITY with
out ever seeming to find 1880
In the morning an impossible
hour for public music making.
This week the clubs name-day
falls exactly on Mozart's 200th
birthday, and of course the
program is devoted entirely to
Mozartiana-one Of the violin
and viola duets, Emulate,
jubilate," and the d major
sonata for two pianos.
Two pianos are the subject
Of this item. for the Friday
Morning Club has at the mo-
ment two Bosendorfer instru-
Enthusiastically two Of the
most beautiful pianos lin the
world. Built in Vienna, the
Bosendorfer is notable for an
extraordinarily clean, slightly
dry bass which never is in
clined to overpower the top
register. a wonderfully pure
tone and a magnificent action
which allows for the most SEN
sitive control Of dynamics.
1t is only recently that an
agency for the sale of these
instruments has opened In the
United States. The Friday
Morning Club ordered their
Bosendorfer through Palo Al
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Today

| Today
combined CHoIRs: Tabor Presbyterian
Arts Choir. Mount Zion Methodist
Church Choir soloists; Mildred AUS
Soprano H; leD Gscrss Mcneil. Tenor; Nor.
Gan s. Brown, tenor: Lucille @, CLARK
organ Mount Zion Methodist Church,
wAssH 2s e A ss5mG eA Il ssGERfbRAL
SYMPHONY saaSao s oRcsHHiEsTTRiA. Psai 6siis:
way, conductor, .soloists: Adele Add
David Iioyd. tenor; Kenneth smith
bass, Constitution Hall, 500 pm
REQUIEM Mass In D minor, Mozart;
stabat Mater. Rossinl,, .,
t eigs s esldoS P.s, coadado 3ss
insson Cathedral Choir. WAYNE Dirk
sen. conductor WASHINGTON Cathedral
| 400 p m. Prelude In @. Purcell; Maa.
assan NJ Ms.t ssnsn mS Sstor RSa Duo
| seraphim. Aichingsr: King Of Glory,
King Of Peace. Harris; Trumpet Tune
and Ar; Purcell -,,, .r,ov
MH 6s1c eL 81 TIE stua FnhT Reess
CONCERT se5hs5 s soeael1rTTYy c 81 VIZ
ehlDs GALLERY IA Soo EN- p,ns se5,st y
No q. Paris: Divertimento in D, X
IHr iNSs n A3BERr violin. Ros.r. P.,.on
~ piano Mationsl oaliery ,, 81 A IT,
chsusson: Ballade No. 3 for solo vio-
| lin Ysaye: Caprice, Gusikoff,
Tomorrow
CHAMBER MUSIC So
A HieIs oh .9". y I.,,n,. L ssa
Norman Wells. oboe. University Of
Maryland. $50 pm. Trio in O. Opus
sfnas br,t Fa'' 4yo iq n o0s eo aae
B. Wilson
Tuesday
LOUIS POTTER, organ. Church Of the
Epiphany 9 S1G pm MoTnans HYMN,
movement Handel In Thee is Glad
ness. Bach: Jesu, Priceless Treasure,
Bach: Gloria from the MaEnincat,
PHlLADELPHIA ORCHESTRA George
$50 p m. Overture to oberon. Weber;
sy slSss 70 f ffmen in peus Be Ia Men
sARv SPd5saR LEY. piano Pan Ameri ,.,
HnioI s SPIN, sonata ain, in G. o X 3s9
Opus, 90, Haiffter; Eieht Preludes,
Castillo, Study In Arioso form So, So.
ldTtbt Two lhnkOb, ChSLTO, Two
Argentine Dances. Ginastera,
UNITED STATES ARMY BAND. Captain
Samuel Loboda. conductor, 6oloists:
UciorcS Wilson. soprano Lloyd Lind
roth, harp. DEPARTMENTAL Auditorium.
$50 pm, The Liberty Bell. Sousa,
Prince and the Mermaid. Loboda;
Conquest from Captain from CASTLE
Standchen. strauss o Luce di 1uest
anima, Donizetti Summertime. Gersh-
win; Might on Bare Mountain.
Wednesday
NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
Howard Mitchell, conductor Soloist.
Alexander Brailowsky, piano. Consti-
tuition Hall $40 pm. Brandenburs
Concerto No. 9, Bach Concerto No. q,
In C.. minor, Rachmaninofi;. Theme
ana Variations. clifford Taylor. The
Pines OF Rome. Respighi.
Thursday
INSTITUTE OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS;
PRO MU9ICA CHAMBER GROUP
Corcoral Gallery, $40 pm. Trio. Opus
ia, Brahmsl Sonata for two yioiins
uI R5HFS; sTA9 psrs 1RSS RAS sshuS.,
tain Albert Sehoepper, conductor, So
loists: James Taylor, cornet; Wiliism
Jones, baritone Department Of Com.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
TURNTABLE TALK
225-Yeor-oId Opera
Mikes Timely Disc

and Rosanna Carteri, In the
two singing roles. and Carlo
Maria Giulini In the pit supply
everything that is required In
the way Of sound and humor.
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
Pergolesi and his contem-
poraries turned out huge guam
titles Of instrumental music.
Angel has assembled no
fewer than eight works for
small string orchestra on q
pair Of discs which demon.
strate that Pergolesi was as
adept in this sphere as In the
vocal one. These pieces,
focusing in one case on a solo
cello and in the others on solo
or duo violins, are closer to
chamber music than to the
modern concerto, but they
show a prophetic form, too.
The talented group Of Italian
musicians. I Musici, ofiiciates
with style.
Half a dozen concertos by
Tommaso Albinoni. a Venetian
whose span extended beyond
Pergolesi's at both ends, have
been collected on a new Lon
don L'Oiseau-Lyre record. Two
are for strings alone, but the
four most interesting utilize a
solo oboe and are very In
gratiating.
-Four lively string quartets
by Boccherini. whose life start
ed seven years after Pergolesi's
ended. are performed zestfully
on q Columbia disc by the New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

Music Quartet. Boccherini
wrote almost 100 quartets, no
mean accomplishment even
though q half dozen Of them
would not equal one Of Bee
thoven's for cerebral content.
KEYBOARD SAMPLES
Two generous assortments Of
keyboard music Of the PerKo-
lesi-B occherini era have been
compiled by London. Carlos
Seixas. q Portuguese colleague
Of Domenico Scarlatti and
several other little-known
composers Of the Iberian pen
insula are represented In an
interesting collection played
by Felicia Blumenthal. Some
Of this music was written for
harpsichord, but the piano
copes with it effectively. On
the L'Oiseau-Lyre label, de
verting fare by Johann Kuh-
nau, Bernardo Pasquini, Scar
latti. Domenico Paradise, C. p.
E. Bach and Haydn is ably per-
formed by Pianist Dorel Hand
man.
The Paradise contribution
his D major sonata-is Of sum.
Gent caliber to support q rea-
sonable hope that his fate was
consistent with his surname.
Muzio Clement, the Bee
thoven predecessor three of
whose sonatas recently were
rescued from neglect by Vladi-
mir Horowitz. is represented In
q new Westminster collection
by the pianist Vera Francesc1i.
One in G minor seems to
evince particular depth among
the four sonatas included. The
Franceschi playing is less en-
kindling than Horowitz', but
does nicely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
JUST RELEASED

Jan Garber-The smooth
rhythms of Jan CARRIERS or
chestra are excellently pre-
scented in a fine new LIP. JAMS
danceable. band gives a varied
program, with both vocals and
instrumentals being offered. In
the vocal department. the
honors are shared by Jeri
Randolph, Larry Dean and
The Trio. The LIP consists of
But Not For Me" Gee But
It's Nice TO Have Somebody
Nice" Jams Jingle" You're
the Only Star in My Blue
Heaven" September Song, +"
Il Love My Baby" Nothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
By JAMES G. DEANE

Giovanni Battista Pergo-
lesi, one Of history's shortest
lived composers. supplied the
world with one of history's
shortest operas. o little comic
affair taking less than an hour
to perform called la Serva
Padrona.n
Although la Serva Pa
.drona" (which translates in
triguingly as THE Maid-Mis-
tress") was first staged 223
years ago, it is less untimely
than it might seem. It has an
ideal Leap Year plot-all about
how the housemaid. Serpina.
succeeds in getting her way
with the master of the house,
with the slight connivance Of
the masters valet. (All maids
and masters-please note.)
Pergolesi may not be so well
known nowadays, as opera
composers go. but in his brief
span of 26 years he turned
out quite a remarkable output,
the best Of which inspires re-
greet that he did not survive
longer. This little opera. or in
termezzo as it is designated
more properly. which is divid-
ed about evenly between sing
ing and recitative accompa-
MED by harpsichord, hardly
carries the impact Of a Mar
riage OF Figaro" or Don Pas
quale," but the lineal descent
can be traced. mozart, In case
one inclines to ponder the
name of Pergolesi's heroine.
named one Of his own operate
chambermaids-in La Finta
Observation-Disclosures,
Angel has supplied q record
ing OF 1.-THE id-Mistress."
fitting neatly on one disc, In
which Nicola Rossi-Lemeni
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
Test Your Ability os o Tune Detective

Score yourself 100 the with the help of
Clue alone 80 you need Clue 10 with Clue and
Clue L. This song dance man brought to the Amer
lean musical stage breath Of Yankee vgor at time
the vennese-type operetta was king Who was hep
Glue g. Born the Fourth of July, 1878 he made good
his birthrght by composing numerous patriotic
of which earned him the Congressional Medal.
Clue g. He published 200 song hits, 40 plays written by
himself and 40 in collaboration and made 10000
pearances the stage
Clue Broadway was In his blood and many of his plays
and cenered about New Yorks theatrical district
Clue s. Among his milon-copy sellers such hits
over There You're Grand Old Flag Give My Regards to
Broadway" 'Marys Grand Old Name and Yankee Doodle
Boy.
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