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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

BARNABY wooDs-Real eharmer.
perfect cond;; marvellous quality.
b ssSsp b.6 and bath ss,n on IN l sd ccr d
lightful tree-shaded porch. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS. INC, DI. T-l411:
ewes, HA. 2-3421.
BARNABY wOoDS-Terrifc valuei
White brk Colonial. in picture
book setting. Four bedrms., 2
baths on md A.: fireplace in mas
ter bedrm.; Beautiful shade trees.
dogwoods. fshpond asking 500 $50.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. INC, DI. z.
l4ll: ewes. Wo. 6-3300.
BURLEITP-3 choice houses in this
area; attractive bedrms; with
exclusive: also 6eantiiully deco.
rated . bedrms., aforementioned.
S3l 800: also Georeetown-type with
charming GLASS porch. patio and
gArden, $4,000, exclusive Call
Miss Eunice Kennedy. DU. 7-S056,
MiLLlCENI CHATEL, Realtor. 1875
CHEVY CHASE. os05 Rittenhouse st.
NV. mr.; schools. buses-3-bedrm.
brick, 2h baths. enclosed porch.
shrubbery Priced right. EN-. s.aOS7.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c., 1908 LIVING
schools, churches--Lge. 2-story de-
tached well:-huilt home; 5 bedrms,.
ia baths. lge. entr. hall. reception
room, din. rm.. pantry. WE'LL
equipped kit. front and rear
porches; Gear Diet. garage. h.-wh.
One Of the tine older homes. MAIN
for large family occupancy. Ss5.0OO'
'0r appointment 10 inSpect call
MILES HOUSTON, Se40 Wisconsin
avenue. phone OIL. 4-7O.6.
cHEyY CHASE = SPACE. SPACE
GALOkE--First Offering OF this
IMMACULATE semidet brk home.
Liv I'm. WITH FRI PLS,. full fam
ily din. rn,. DEN, lge. kit, 4 BED
RMS - BATHS. deep tiled bsmt,
LONG At " THIS PRICE RICE So S~ FOR
Apt, call Mrs. Lavallee, at EN-.
S-2l37. LAvALLEE CO.. ST.
GEORGETOwN--New town house,
air.conditioned. 3 bedrms.. ga
tiful patio; 3O53 Que st. NV.
open sat. and sun 2.s:30 pm.
so5N SON. M. s.assso' "A'ANoioN ~
OEONOL tOMN-httraCtlNc new lSts
ing In middle eos: din, rm., kit,
end lavatory on LIST level; Ice end
n liy rm. with flrepl.; . bedrms.
nd bath on Ord o.; sunny garden
with heated studio house. Call
Miss Hayden. AID 2-744l. MILL
CENT CHATEL, Realtor, 1875 Wis,
nE. 2-ii37.
SHEPHERD PARK, Sia,5OO = A
lovely Diet, brk home that formerly
living rm with fireplace. separate
dining rnf., dining alcove or den,
pantry and kitchen on LIST a.; 2
large master bedrms. and cath on
End large bedrm. and bath on
attic A.: rouRhed-in recr. rm and
bar, gas furnace, h-w h., hrk "a
rage; convenient 70 school. stores
and bus and streetcars. Eve, EN-.
s.6ols, J. ! 1RAVArTE' Real
SPRING vALLEY-Handsome Eng
lsh.type residence At Quebec aud
Fordhnm; approx. rfn, sizes Nv.
rm. lbx2i. din. rni., l4xiS. library
l3xib with flrepi: I twin-slge btd-
rms, baths on end; 2.car gar;
borders lovely park IN rear. Priced
IN f0s Please call Mr.. Borts. oil.
f.sabS, with FRANK 8. PHILLIPS,
INC. Df 7-14i1.
CONTINUED on Next Pass) n
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air A,.x. coCS mt -, s.S
sSSIE iSmsa si fSs' mo- ihHoEhEESy
RE.AstkTY $500 Lee hwy KE.
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1929 Belmont et. n.w.-Nice Ice
enc; eompl redec. s56.
1l4s BladensburT I'd. NEG rms,
kit. bath, $50 so.
1891 corcoran st. n.w.-Lovely 2
rms kit. and bath; lust remodeled.
I742 corcoran At. NV Ice.
sos
217 z st. n.w.--kgss rm., kit.
Il; 5ie .s Q St. g nas-b rms, kit. and
22s N st. .n.w.-Lge. rm., kit.
yre s1s H. .p t. s SSSiy'--L0''l' is'.'
l1l6 .4th 1t. n.v.-3 rms. kit.
0 HhRRisoN 4 ADAMS
g32 X 81. NV. Ma, s-s30s
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HOUSES FURNISHED

TEMPLE HILLS, MD. - Beautiful
home; 2 large. small bedrms. !,
bath, large liv, rm.. din. rm. and
kitchen. IDEAL location for Bolline.
Andrews or PentaEon. Desire . or
Mr.. cosENzA. 5OSl Temple Hin
I'd. 10. $4,000 or Mrs. o'Day. CO.
5-O432.
M. BANCROFT = Cory 2-bedrm
semidet. house: washer and dis
posal: Si1b. IA. 2.7a3s.
TAK0MA PIX. = Attrac. 2-bedrm
and schools: $l1b. ~. b-70O3.
D. c.. NV, NEARBY MD, AND VA,
I'm choice residential areas on
nice grounds; detached homes with
3 or more bedrms 2 or more baths;
$500 TO $3.50. ELIJAH q. ARNof .
tS GsSsI J HsA: s.E Eit; Broker EN- g.
BETHEsDA-eplit-level. . bedrms.,
2Is baths. den. playrm.. dble. ca.
TaGe: fenced yard, mr.. schools.
lease. furnished. 1915: unfurnished
Se25. OIL. 2-n4o0.
GEORGETOWN-Air-cond 2 bed.
rms, with garden: beautifully furn.
house, Call after $3.50, Re. a-633a,
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HOUSES WANTED TO REM

COW. TO ANDREWS AIR FORCE
BASE-3 or 4 bedrms., Ia or 2
batl occupancy about July is
Box 37S-D, Star.
I yMMER RENTAL, June / to Sept
!, des. BY. fam.i guar. excel, care.
bedrms.. furn. Box Se-E, star. Sc
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, MICH.
OILS REAL ESTATE co. CALL
NOW II you plan 70 rent your V1R.
GINA home within the next 90
days. IA b.l2i3,
DESIRE B-room unfurnished house
Immediately, preferably In ne. area
COW. TO Catholic school. RE
SUBURBAN MONTGOMERY COuN.
TY..-A modern. unfurnished . Of
2 hedrm, house IN Montgomery
County q desired By q business
will be provided for your clean,
well-kept house. Please address IN
lerested inquiries 10 r p sENNI
Whippany, New JERSEY.
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COLORED-l497 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
II room. kit. and bath. $50 per
mo See Janitor on premises. or call
BOSS q PHELPS. INC. ma. $4,000
COLORED-14O6 GJRARD ST. NV.
Two rooms. kitchen and private
bath. newly decorated: S6s mo.
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CAPITAL WANTED

To finance rapidly expanding
sales volume of local firm in es-
sential industry. Excellent rate Of
return with fine opportunity for
capital gains ana growth. For active
participation may consider person
with accounting experience For de.
tails write Box i35-D. Star.
AIR-COOLER BUSINESS
1907 mark up: good summer busi-
ness for crew MANAGERS or any di.
rect selling concerns. Contact Mr..
MARTIN II T-3OQo
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DRUGSTORE

Prince Georges County. very profit-
able operation. owner has other in-
terests, can't devote full time to
business. Ideal for partners or hus-
band and wife team All replies con-
1dential. Do not reply II not seric
ously interested; no habitual lockers
wanted. Good terms can be ar-
rannnd Rnx ono m Sfar
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Det. brick: rms. Ia baths, plus
newer part OF Silver Spring.
SAM RO6EY. AID. 4-2700
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EMBASSY TOWERS
llO4 Vermont Ave. NV.
39 Mississippi Ave. S.E-

1856 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
Pine AlI-White Neighborhood
, 2ss5sEnpgRM APTss ISL ;5o-Ss3;5 80
SAM ROSEY, AID. 4-27OO
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coLoRED
HOUSES TO SHARE

ALEx.-Adults, air-cond.. use OF
kit. and laundry, spacious grounds
lee. rm., next to bath: twin beds
twin closets. TIE. 6.5B67,
YNG. LADY TO share attrac. old Alex.
house with other lady. Two floors
furn.. gardened patio. oV. 3-3514.
GEORGETOWN = oiri TO share g
hedrm. air-cond., furn. house with
LADY desires TO share her house
with another woman. Call UN, A.
6,i64 for details. O.
LADY with some furn
would like to share home Of another
.ady IN GEORGETOWN or upper North
west, References EXCHANGED. Box
2O5-D, Star.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new iist-
End iavatory e on Isl Isl level; ' ire md
n lily rm. with flrepl,; . bedrms.
nd bath on Ord a.. sunny garden
Nth , hsSdisd ssiSdiS house MI, cs Y
CENT cHATEL. Il" Reaitors, ia7s WIS., Wis,
NE O.i1ag
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED
tcONTlNUtp)

HOUSE. BARNS, LAND-Ideal for
children and pets. Herndon 4-J-3.
FALLS CHURCH AREA. near Meipar
KIT. bath; nice I'd; ss5. JE. 2-i662.
n. ARL.-Cottage: . bedrms.. ia
month. IA. s-7S37.
bedrm. brick Colonial: redec': sep.
din, nm; full bsmt.; equip. kit;
brick gar. Call JE. 2-O0s6.
1924 COLORADO AVE. = Semidet.
brk,. cow. to stores. transp.: LIST
a.. lily. rm.. din. rm.. kit, sunrm. I:
2nd a., 5 bedrms., 2 baths: stairs
to attic: new kit. redec. through
out: 81 so per mo. g. CALVERT
B BSiiSIns. E REc'; 7.7fialii. Washington
ARLINGTON - Extensive grounds,
magnificent view, large liv. room,
fireplace. large din. rm., two heated
sun rms a huge enclosed porch. .
moor. large bedrms. and bath on
2nd floor: fine cond.; oil h.-w.h.;
full basement; located with owners
home on 26-acre estate, $3.50
Wilson blvd. Only Sl95. JE. 4-3lS6.
235 IoNGFELLoW ST. N.W.-six
rms, bath: in excel cond,. newly
HENRY j. RoBB. INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. 7-S141
WHEATON : SILVER SPRING = 3
S SsPR u HONE , FP1EINcgEp, REAR
S95.5O. PLUS UTILS. VIII. 6-7375.
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedroo tiled
bath rambler; large lot. $50 mo,
3-bedrm. brick rambler, equipped
kit, tile bath: full bsmt. $135 mo.
M. r. REYNOLDS CO.
Real Estate Broker
JE. 4-4660
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VIRGINIA RESIDENTS

Do you know q man who wants
mis- own business where salesmanship
and good service are the key to ex-
cellent earnings? Major oil company
has new service station for lease on
one Of Northern Virginia's most
heavily travelled roads in dense resi-
Dental area. II you know Of this
man. ask him to call ia. 5-6055.
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Buekingham's convsnienees. both
center have made II 4 most deSlr.
able place 10 live. Our beautliul
trees and ahruba provide Q country
setiine N : location that 4 just
EO RInS osss iJ RS w xsinssoS'
IA. S.bOOi
Weekdays, y N 3 Saturday, 0 10 q
sunday. II 70
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AsE. es05 Rittenhouse 81.
avenue. phone OF, 4-7os6.
cHEyY CHASE = SPACE. SPACE

GEORGETOwN--New town house.
Aforementioned. 3 bedrms.. ga
baths, maids room. garage, beau
o tI1Sl g gst ana Sos Sun Que "a INV.
oEoRdE Y. woRTHiNGToN Il
SON, MA. S-33nB.
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Diplomat
ShOWsFiln1s
OF Bolivia

Snow-capped mountains IN
Bolivia, land of the condor,
the vicuna, and the llama
were the subject of sound
movies which Mario V. Guz-
man-Galarza, Counselor of
the Bolivian Embassy and AL
ternate Representative to the
Organization of the Ameri-
can States. showed last eve
ming at "El Centre" Center
(for the Interchange of Span
iSh and English.
The picture is issued by the
Bolivian Film Company.
DR.. Guzman-Galarzo was
ably assisted by the young
son of the Bolivian AmbaSsa-
dor, Mario Andrade, who ran
the film off.
Although the films COM
mentary was in English. DR..
Guzman-Galarzo spoke in
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arrived at Fort Meade from
Germany.
Her husband, 1t. Forman,
had been assigned to Second
United States Army Head
quarters, and she will be
making her home here for the
next two years.
In addition, the guest list
included Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Farmer Edwards, Col. and
Mrs. Martin l.. Green, Col.
and Mrs. R. S. Hall; Col. and
Mrs. w. H. Craig; Col. and
Mrs. o. T. Forman, Miss
Carolyn Lineweaver. of Nor
folk. Va. Mrs. r. Burt Orn-
dorff. Mrs. Pierce's mother;
1t. F. Cecil Adams; 1t. F. H.
Skinner and 1t. James Tow.
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Show Docs
Became
HerHobbY
BY SUE PHILLIPS

Hobbies sometimes just
happen.
For Mrs. Nils A. Lennart-
son, wife of the Assistant to
the Secretary of the Trea-
sury, it started three years
ago with a letter from Fort
Belvoir announcing their last
dog show.
The fact that Mrs. Len
nartson had never been to
a dog show, not to mention
her young seven month old
Dalmatian puppy, Starlight
Beau of Eridu. at first, made
this just another announce
ment.
Fine Animal
Then some of her friends
pursuaded Mrs. Lennartson
to look into the dog show a
little further. Beau" they
had pointed out, was an un-
sually fine animal with all
the qualities of a top show
dog.
Mrs. Lennartson had al
ready given in a little by
entering Beau" into obedi-
ence classes, but as far as
show training, Mrs. Lennart-
son and Beau were strictly
noviceS.
Nevertheless, Mrs. Len
nartson entered Beau" into
the puppy class at Belvoir
that March day in 1854, and
has since been able to claim
three champion DalmatianS
and what looks like a fourth
on the way.
In this short span Of three
years, Mrs. Lennartson's dogs
have been hard to beat.
Following on the heels of
Beau" came Never Complain
Gayla Ma IN and Never Com
plain I'm Jim Dandy.
Mrs. Lennartson tackled the
clever names to a string of
Never Complains starting
with Never Complain Gayla
Nam, Never Complain I'm
Jim Dandy. Never Complain
Topsy Crowd. Never Com
plain Swannee River to Never
Complain Old Black Joe.
Another Champ
Never Complain Topsy
Crowd is Mrs. Lennartsons
most recent example of a top
Dalmatian, more than likely
to make a fourth champion
in the Never Complain
family.
Never Complain" was in
spired by Secretary Hum
phrey's motto Never explain
and never complain"
Mrs. Lennartson is soon TO
leave for a months visit in
Maine with her mother Mrs.
Eula w. Weston who likes
nothing better than to help
her daughter with her hobby.
There will be more dogs
waiting to welcome her in
Maine since Mrs. Weston
boards some of the Lennart-
sons four footed friends.
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Spanish for the benefit of the
persons in the audience who
are learning Spanish as we'll
as for the Spanish-speaking
ones who are just learning
English.
From Bolovia also were
Sonora Matilde Busch, widow
of a former president of
Bolivia. and Senior and Sem
ora Edwardo Suazo of the
Embassy of Bolivia.
Senorita Julia Gonzalez
Barberan is the Director of
"El Centre" Mr.. Paul Muir
ply. Chief Of Protocol of the
Pan American Union. is CO.
chairman with Dor. Oswaldo
Castro.
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Receives


Miss Mary Louise Paynich.
who is studying for her Pho.
in sociology at Catholic Uni
versity has been awarded a
scholarship grant from the
Commonwealth Fund, admin
istered through the National
League for Nursing.
Miss Paynich, formerly q
faculty member of the Uni
versity's School of Nursing
Education. has been studying
this year on a fellowship
grant by the United States
Public Health Service.
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Pierces Fete
Visitors

Maj. General and Mrs.
James r. Pierce entertained
recently at their quarters on
Fort George G. Meade, Md.
for the three daughters of 1t.
General Charles E. Hart, Sec
ond United States Army
Commander, and Mrs. Hart.
Mrs. Gregory Ramsey, the
former Miss Byrd Hart, is
visiting her family from her
home in Ell Paso, Texas. Mrs.
Robert C. Forman, twin
sister of Miss Sally Hart, has
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Police Hunt Mad Killer
Who Shot 3 on Desert

a side road. Six empty az
caliber shells were found near
the bodies.
In the afternoon a sleepy
eyed man in his sos tried to
kidnap the postmistress Of
Tinnie, q village 158 miles
northwest of the scene Of the
slayings.
Postmistress Virginia Guest,
40, routed her would-be abb
ductor with a shot from her
.3S-caliber pistol after he
started for his car. where he
said he had something which
would make her" accompany
him.
Sheriff Jewell McAdoo of Lea
County said Mr.. Cantrell ap-
parently had stopped to help
the two women Ak a fiat tire
on U. S. Highway $50. about
SO miles west Of this South
eastern New Mexico oil center
He was slain there.
The women's bodies were
discovered hours later by an
oil field switcher making his
rounds on an isolated road.
Sheriff McAdoo said all three
victims were shot with %.
caliber bullets.
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HOBBS, N. Mex, July "a (F).
A merciless killer. whose pro-
dawn rain of bullets shot down
q truck driver and two young
Divorces on isolated desert
roads yesterday. was being
sought today.
Police set up roadblocks in
hopes of trapping the killer.
There had been speculation
that the slayer was the same
man who shot down two police
men Monday at Ell Segundo,
Calf. but police at Oakland,
Calf, said today that they
were holding a 25-year-old
fugitive from Illinois who had
admitted that crime.
Ofiicers called the New Mex
leo killer "a mailman" He
pumped at least five bullets
into the body Of the truck
driver, j. D. Cantrell. 81. of
Carlsbad. N. Mex.
He then drove the two
women. Mrs. Barbara Edwards
Lemons and Mrs. Dorothy
Fern Gibson. both %. of Hobbs
about 30 miles from where Mr.
Cantrell's body was discovered
and left them lying dead neal
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Three Airmen Flee
|Stockude in Jupun

TOKoROzAWA. Japan. July
"a R.-United States military
police combed villages around
johnson Air Base yesterday for
three airmen who escaped over
the week end from the base
stockade.
The men broke out of the
guardhouse Saturday night.
The Air Force assured villagers
they were not believed dan
gerous and asked for help in
rounding them up.
The escapes are Ronald E.
White. 20. Of Detroit, Mich,
Jerry r. Oller. 10. Of Great
Bend. Kans., and Robert j.
Sirpless, Is. of Minneapolis,
MINI.
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Of Engineers. There are II re-
|cruits and flve instructors.
Linguist Has Arms Course
A class In basic weapons
maintenance Is taught by Spe-
cialist SIC John Van Zuyle Of
Kensington, Md, who teaches
Dutch ut the Berlitz School Of
Languages and is . translator
analyst at the Army Mar
Center.
Rehearsals Of the 257th Army
Band Of the District Guard
are being held under the baton
of Chief Warrant Of1cer AL
fonso r. T. opposite Of STAG
Colorado avenue NV. His Is
one of the few Guard units
that takes most Of Its training
sitting down.
They are preparing for the
visit of District Commissioners
and other official guests to-
morrow. annual District Day,
The party will visit units here
and at Indiantown Gap, Pa.
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soldiers Of the 260th AAA
group.
There are 1000 District area
guardsmen here with Is new
90 MN. anti-aircraft guns that
make up part Of the defenses
Of the city. In command Of
Col. Carl Santilli.
Near q control tower from
which all firing on the Smile
beach is directed. is q large
air-conditioned van connected
to . giant revolving radar an
tenna. In charge Of the van is
"B" Battery's 1t. Alphonzo A,
Sutherland, jr., 1906 MasSa-
chusettS avenue Sc.
StaIked on Radar Screen
An electrical arm on an illu-
minated board traces the course
Of the pilotless drone aircraft,
The drone shows up as q speck
on the radar screen. The van
10 the heart of the M-33 fire
control system which keeps the
guns locked on the aircraft tar
get.
Three miles away is the ad-
ministrative camp watched over
by the groups adjutant, Maj
John F. MCGUIRE. Of Wheaton
Md. Here barracks details
messing facilities, hospital
equipment and training sched-
ules are maintained.
Newer men in the GuarC
attend recruit training classes
eight hours a day. These mel
enlisted for three years, bu
have not yet completed basi'
training. Their ages are from
17la to so years and their mi
tial Guard education is in th'
hands of 1t. Jose Ramirez O
Silver Spring, Md. who work
as an industrial specialist IL
the office of the Army's Chic
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you need, but the kind Of sleep
natural, untroubled sleep. And
YOU awaken refreshed and alert
with no "doped" feeling from
habit forming drugs.
DORNI1N contains no barbi-
turates, no narcotics. no habit
forming drugs! So safe no
prescription 10 needed. Ne
other sleeping tablet or cap
sule sold directly 10 the public
has proved 20 safe. 20 effective
for 20 many years!
so why suffer one more sleeplesa
night needlessly7 Why take
habit-forming drugsi Relax nef-
vous tension with DORMIN =
and end your sleepiess nights
sdtelyl Get DORMIN today =
only 800 at all drug stores.
Larger sizes save money! Ca
your regular nights sleep-night
after night--or your money WI
BE- refunded BY the maker.
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California Water
Held Radioactive

BERKELEY, Calf. July "a
R.-The State Health Depart
ment today reported spot
checks disclosed "radioactivity
higher than the safe limit for
continuous ingestion" in runoff
water from Sierra Mountain
snow in three northern counties
of California.
The radioactivity is nothing
to get alarmed about, said DR..
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Now they've discovered how TO
combat the basic causes Of sleep
lessnessl And 50 today = for
thousands - those tormenting
sleepless nights con be ended
Doctors know, In many cases.
failure 70 sleep Is due to nervous
tension brought about by worry.
overwork. anxiety. Illustration.
Relieve this nervous tension and
sleep comes naturally, safely,
quickly. That's exactly what a
remarkable sleeping capsule
called DORM1N does.
Proved In Hospital Tests!
DORMIN contains q special. hos
pitai-tested "tension-reliever"--
q safe sedative discovery Of medi-
cal science. Because Of its re-
markable action-cares, tension
swiftly drift awayl Then = in
moments-you drift on TO gio-
rious, worry-free sleepl Not only
Get the regular hours Of sleep
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NEWS OF MUSIC
Toxing Songs Sung
Well by Mcclure

or musical interest, but Mr..
MCGUIRE chose six taxing
groups. each quite different
from the others, and each done
equally well. The Brahms songs
were particularly beautiful,
sung with poise and intensity
and showing the singer a mas
ter Of q delightful lyric style
The more dramatic operate
excerpt was less successful on
ly because Mr.. Mcclure seemed
to have a little trouble reach
ing his highest notes without
forcing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-24
NEWS OF MUSIC
BY DAY THORPE

RAYMOND Mcguire. tenor: James
Quillian. piano. In Catholic uni
versity's music auditorium; Pro-
HTsM; unSsr The v; 1ree HyTns I PTf
ceil-Briitsn; Feldeinsamkeit. Brahms;
samEeit. Brahms: o liebliche Wan
gen, Brahms; Crepuscule. Massenet,
souyenez-vous. yierge Marie; mas MAS
Faure: n Lamento di Federico.
Celea; -Four villanescas. Berger;
Away to Twiver. Warlock; Sweet
and-Twenty. Warloek: Sleep. War
lock; Pretty Rine-time. Warlock;
Warlock. The Lovers Maze. War
lock; Julian Of Berry. Warlock.
An audience composed al
most exclusively Of nuns
priests and music critics was
present last night at the Catho-
lie University music auditorium
to hear q song recital by q fine
young tenor, Raymond Nc
CURE.
This auditorium is q remark
ably interesting ediflce-a brick
oven enlarged to permit the
simultaneous cooking of q doz-
en- score Of human beings. Brick
inside and outside, it can with
stand q IS degree drop Of
temperature on its exterior
without showing signs Of in
terror cooling. Controlled heat
Mr.. Mcclure was also con-
trolled and also hot. A graduate
Of the university's music de-
partment two or three years
ago, he now has q strong and
sensuous voice which he ham
dies with accuracy and feeling,
His breath control in long
phrases is q tribute to his
teacher, for it is hard to be-
lieve that the ability to con-
tinue O single Establishment
for a dozen bars and then have
wind enough for an unhurried
cadence came naturally. Such
art must be learned.
Generally speaking the pro-
grams Of tenors are not noted
for their variety. originality