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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT, Alex.
some payroll, tax and business
accounting. fringe benefits: 10
1886. POTOMAC EAGPL. AGENCY,
Gil King St.. Alex. XII. 9-5O55.
ADM. ASST. ASSOC. TRAINEES
college grad, young. to $4,000;
Claims adJustor trainees, st. $4,000.
ALLEN BRIEN Personnel Service
1404 N. Y. AVE. RE. 7-72SO
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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT, exper., for fast
growing local retail shoe chain,
S-day wk.. salary open, opportugns;
WANTMAN. ME. S-6133.
ACCOUNTANTS, Junior or semi
senior; $4,000 to $3.50; perma-
fringe benefits. Opportunity for
Advancement. Write ROBERT
PHILIPsoN &. CO., 1925 K st.
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BOOKKEEPFRS
Atlas Agency

; Atlas Agency
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 1876
fsSfSi Dss n nE ssets andIor bus' to $SSGG sS@in
with acctg. major. All. functions o.
general acctg. Min. 5-yr. indus
trial or ineus. and public acctg
AUTo PARTS STOCK $50 ur
Excel. job for exper. GMC auto
parts stock man; can earn more
CLAIMS ADJUSTORS (2), so
Car furn;;' salary according to abil,
ity and expcr. Fire and inlanc
liability exper. nee. Good refs
req. Very pleasant working con.
ditions.
CLERK SOC
Good typist, pref. use teletype. Nil.
ttary over. Some posting, good
handwriting. Must pass physical
8 hrs, days.
IBM OPERATOR - to SIC
IBM 407. collator, etc. 40-hr. wk.
pref. 6 mos. to l VI. exper. Wash
MdTl MsEgTs' TRRfNSE HSRsfNSlss co; approx. $500
Sales Sales. trained nI in all facets Of YISc bIsi.
ness. natt'l. food, deg. nee, high
grades, well rounded college ac-
tivities.
MESSENGER 500
HIS. grad. white. know downtown
Wash, diversified duties.
PRODUCTION TRAINEE 500
B.A. or bus. aomin. deg. produc.
tion engrg. not nee. Provide full
training. Milk industry. Tor
grades. active in college life.
Guar. ar'n BUS $40 car allowance. %.
40. COLLEGE and previous sales
exper. req. Growing CO., bonus,
excel. benefits, plus profit shar-
TRAiNEEs az --- to $500
Plus comm. for exec. field under
writer's, life ins. CO.. one billion
dollar assets. College background
and sales exper. Must be TOP men,
25-40. Know Wash. area. Have
PEG GREENwAY AGENCY
1920 New York Ave. NV.
DI. 7-16S7 Suite 71o DI. 7-9467
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HELP MEN
BOOKKEEPER

Full chg, keep comp. set of retail
type; pleasant dwntn. ofc. To
S425. Mrs. Baer, SMELLING
AGCY., COS 14th st. NV. ST. D.
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BUSINESS OFFICE SUPERVISOR
for local hospital. Candidate must
be graduate Of college or accred-
tied business school with major
in accounting. Position entails de-
velopment and refinement of ac-
counting procedures, supervision
of 10 employees involved in the
lists duties, and business office
functions, Demonstrated super
viSory ability highly desirable.
Candidates should write Box 70-B,
Star, giving education. experience,
military status and references.
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PROPOSALS
lCONTlNueD)

RENAULT 1860 5-CV; Serial No.
SS25OS67 SISSS viii be sold for the
pm: July 20, 1851, at Harri-
sons Amoco Station, North WASH
ington BLVD. and Glebe Road, Ar
nnston, virginia, where the car
may be seen during business hours,
= B. GRAIN, Attorney-In-Fact
Tor EASTERN ACCEPTANCE
CORPORATION. jy7
RAMBLER 1860 AMERICAN; Sc
rial No. B1671SO, will be sold
for the highest bid received By
or before 8 PM. July Fl, 1861 at
Athey's Flying A, Ager Rd. and
Queens Chapel Rd., Hyattsville,
MARYLAND, where the car may be
seen during business hours. r. j,
BERHo, Attorney Fact, EAST
EhN ACCEPTANCE CORPORA
11ON. jyS
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BUILDING
INSPECTOR

The city Of Rockville, Mary
land is accepting applica-
tions for the position Of
Building Inspector. Must be
high school graduate with
10 years experience in gen.
eral construction, 4 years
OF which must have been in
a supervisory capacity. Must
have good knowledge of
building practices and con-
struction drawings. Good
judgment. tact and initia-
tive essential. Civil service
status and many fringe
benefits. Salary S5B11 to
start with yearly incre-
ments. Submit complete res
ume including personal his
tory, education, experience
and two references to Per-
sonnel Aide, City of Rock
Vile, 120 South Washington
St., Rockville, Maryland.
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DRINKS - Cocktails, champagne,
highballs, gin, eggnog, rum, eof-
dress or suit. WE CAN REMOVE
those spots with the formulas Of
our Chemist. NO CHARGE will be
made II you find even 9 trace Of
to e ExoIJfsTTTE sSs iTT u cTEANTERs s TTs "te ~
Dye Work Specialist, 300
GEORGIA ave. NV. RA. 3-9777.
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TRE UNDERSIGNED will offer foi
sale at public auction in front o,
oh s JSS GGpFts0uss b. 1851 At At tsi:SqFs soo wa
DsT, parcels Of land ag1regatini
approximately So acres on tht
W&OD Railroad and state Routt
No. 607, in Broad Run District
Loudoun County. Va. This prop,
erty is near the Dulles Airport
will have the Fairfax water lin,
running adjacent to 1t, and i
zoned industrial. For further de-
tails contact the undersigned.
WILLIAM W. NIKOLS,
CARLTON PENN.
Leesburg, Va. Trustees.
iy9
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DYENG-Is TIP CALL EXQUISITE.
The only Dyer who gives you beau
tiful Dye Work. GUARANTEED NO
SHRINKAGE. EXQUISITE CLEAN
ERS, the Dye Work Specialist, $500
Georgia ave. NV, RA. 3-9777.
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PERSONAL
CONTINUED

DRINKS - Cocktails, champagne,
hiRhballs, gin, eggnog, rum, eof-
fee, tea DO SPOT your favorite
dress or suit. WE CAN REMOVE
those spots with the formulas of
our Chemist. NO CHARGE will be
made If you find even Q trace Of
the spot, Bring or mail your work
to EXQUISITE CLEANERS, the
Georgia ave. NV. RA. 3-9777.
DYENG-Is TIP CALL EXQUISITE.
The only Dyer who giyes you beau
tiful Dye Work. GUARANTEED NO
SHRINKAGE. EXQUISITE CLEAN
ERS, the Dye Work Specialist, $500
Georgia ave. NV, RA. 3-e777.
FACIALS
Specializing in face and neck
BEAUTY FOR WOMEN 80
yrs. and over; entirely origi-
nal; helps restore complex
ion and prevent premature
yTrkEHlss yTEinklss At eGoo. JAY COS
pike, Arl.. Va Phone ga
Ills. Ewes. 524-5966.
FIREWORKS WANTED
We are offering q reasonable price
for your 4th Of July carry-over. II
interested, please contact US be-
tween the hours of 8 am. to 4
pm, Drake 2-S151, Brandywine,
Nd. CAPITAL FIREWORKS CO.,
INC.
FOAM RUBBER-See list Of items
supplied on Page 929 in yellow
phone book. FOAM RUBBER CO.,
S07 H st. NV. DI. 7-06S7.
FOR SALE-Falls Church va. III
Willims Walk, 1-bedrm. duplex
COOP; $4,000 cash.
FOREIGN CAR SPECIALTST-From
England. Reasonable repairs on
all models. EN-. 2-4275.
FREE $40 gift eff. for pvt. dance
lessons; old eStab. studio. Conn.
ave. Box 224-B. Star.
FREEZER OWNERS
Try Our Wonderful
Pay-as-You-Eat
BUDGET PLAN
Over 200 Varieties of
Choice Meats, Frozen
Foods, All Guaranteed
to Your Satisfaction.
NO Membership Fee
Colonial Foods, Inc.
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
WOodley 6-6536
FRENCH By native; beginners and
advanced: moderate charse; air
conditioned. DU. 7-4S52.
HOME TUTORING, elec., h.G, col
lege level. science, math.. Lam
guageS and Eng, gram. remedial
reading. We come TO you. D. c.
Md. Va. ia. 2-1SS9.
HOME TUTORING-Aie., geom.,
Lat, Fr., Eng, Sp., Ger, arith.,
reaa. Elem, IN, S.h. sub. UN. A.
HUMAN ALARM CLOCK
RELIABLE WAKE UP SERVICE
LU. 2-2625
HYPNOSIS helps overcome tension,
overwelght. insomnia, habits.
Trained consultant. 10. 2-O1S2.
IF ANYBODY KNOWS the where
abouts of Sammy West, last ad-
dress 1872 IL st. NV, please
call HU. 3-562O.
IF UNABLE to attend classes, try
tutoring at home. Elem, III,
s.h. sub. UN. 4-1983.
INTRIGUE! Meet many new single
friends without revealing your
identity. NANCY LEE, p. o. BOX
81. Arlington 10, va.
LEARN TO CHA-CHA; pvt. les, my
home; compl. course, SIS; fast re-
suits guar. DE. 1850 aft. 4 pm.
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OPPORTUNITY

OPPORTUNITY
A Virginia corporation investing
only in income and growth prop
critics in one of the fastest grow
ing communities in. Northern Vir-
gtnia and making a very subStan-
tial profit will accept q few invest
mentS of from 50. 900 to $4,000,
In the corporation. Write to Box
40S-B, Star.
VACANCY, elderly or retired lady;
beautiful lge. rm., pvt. home, tray
service. WO. 6-2576.
WANTED-Mature, white woman
to care for elderly woman in nice
apt: nve-in, pvt. rm. WO. 6-6173.
WESTERN DECOR-Miniature sad
die lamps, totem poles, cattle horns,
coffee tables; all hand GRATED.
Box 1913. Route 2, Stafford. Va.
WILL GIVE room and care to elder
bath. VIII. 6-4s56.
WILL GIVE ROOM AND BOARD
with some care for elderly lady on
LIST flood, w/bath. UN. 4-1S59.
WILL GIVE room and board to eld-
erly lady in private home. EN-.
3-5110
WORKING MOTHER with two
small children desires room and
child care. Reply Box 2g-B. Star.
YOUNG CHRISTIAN MOTHER de-
sires care Of pre-schooler, 3-5.. in
her home; 5-day week. NARROW
Heights area, RE, 5-7962.
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BOOKKEEPER
DOUBLE ENTRY

THROUGH TRIAL BALANCE
Must be experienced and capable to
take complete charge in real estate
ana builders air-conditioned ofc.
2 weeks paid vacation; / week S
salary Christmas bonus. Perma-
nent position with excellent op-
portunity for advancement,
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HELP MEN

AUTO BODY AND METAL MAN for
oppor. for good man TO earn hish in
Northern Va. Chev. dealer. Excel.
come. Well-equip. shop with plenty
Of work. Excel. hosp, life insur
plan. Also paid vac. and holidays
Call Mr.. Lowdenslager, Service
Msr., WISSINGER CHEW. CO..
If D-0oOn
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AUTO SALESMAN

If you can sell and will work hard
this is your opportunity. Auto ex-
perience not required: liberal pay
plan, practical training program;
expert closing assistance; excellent
working conditions. Call Mr..
Weiner for appointment. MON
ROE FORD CO., JU. 5-7s00.
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MANY OTHER ACCOUNTANTS
OPEN, $6,000-S12,00C
ACCOUNTANTS

ASCOON AIN 10
Controller (CPA) 27-35. IBM mach.
.acctg. and taxes $4,000
Accts. go Govt. contracts, exper
Alb. deg. (top firml, to S10,0O0
Controller, multi-corp., to $4,000
Controller, mfg.-cost exp.
Accts az srs., for cPAs, to 5000 $1,000
Cost-acct., under 80, exper.- Open
AcctS 90, auto. exper. $4,000
Acct, retail. Hyattsville $6,500
acct. CPA, exper. pvt. ind.
Acct, ofc., mgr, dntn., to $500 $500
Acct, ofc.-credit mgr, ne. S6,5OO
Acct, ofc. mgr. NV. $500
Accts (2l ABB. deg. to S5,400
BOOKKEEPERS
BkkpT., non-profit org, to $4,000
Bkkpr., supply CO., NV, to- 5000
BkEpr.. distr., CO., n.en to- 5000
Bkkpr., me-, 3-12 pm, to $4,000
Bkkpr., restaurant. dntr., to S4.S0O
MORE ATLAS JOBS
Statistician, eng. co., to $1,000
Credit mgr" industr. exper.,
caItal!oguer. 1BM-EAM recep:;o 'oOO Wv
copywriter, ad, agcy., exper. Open Open
IBM 407 opr. (wire), to S5,fOt
Head teller, bank, s. s. 5000 I'D
IBM 407 opr. (wire), to $4,000
Inventory. elk. (1S-22). Arl. open
''SjiSES''1i OPEN 10 niSi 8 PM. TKuRsD2Yu s9S UP
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SHAPIRO INC

SHAPIRO INC.
1413 < st. NV. NE. S-1717
BOYS, white. IA to l6), for sum
mer work; must be neat and well
hammered. See MR.. WAGNER,
am. III 14th st. NV. Rm. 625.
BOYS. IA to Is, white, full time
now, part time during school. good
starting salary. Report ready to
work. 724 9th st. NV. RIM. 409.
See Mr.. CRONIN, 9 to 9:3O am.
BOYS 80. white. summertime Jobs;
can average LOO per hr. See
MR.. HUDSON, Suite 507, I341 G
st. NV.
BRAKE MECHANIC, experienced.
Apply in person. VAN MORT
BRAKE SERVICE. 429 K st. NV.
BRICKLAYERS AND LABORERS-
lst class only. Apply Job site Park
Berkshire. Penna ave. ext, Suit
BRICKLAYERS and hod carriers,
top pay. See Mr.. WILLETT,
Holly Hills Subdivision, Gallows
I'd. in Annandale. Va.
BRICKLAYERS AND CARPENTERS
for repair work on commercial
buildings: licensed for constructing
in District. AID. 4-2196.
BRIDGE CARPENTERS. 2ZlO mile
north of Merrifield. Va, on Rte.
% and 211 circumferential high
way. Apply WRIGHT CONTRACT
ING CO., tobsite
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RA. 6-O1OO

For Further Information Phone:
sol FERN PL. NV, WASH. IL, D. C.
or Layhill I'd, SIS. Md. MA. 2-O1OO
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HELP MEN
CABINET MAKERs Ann HELPERs

journeymen must have hand tools,
helpers must have D. c. driver'G {
permit and drive truck; pay scale
depends on exper.: no drifterS or
drinkers. MONARCH LUMBER CO.
Rear 323 Cedar st. NV. TU. q
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TECHNICAL
SALES

GORMAN-GRIFFING
519 shoreham Bldg. RE. 7-4754
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FACIALS

Specializing in face and neck
BEAUTY FOR WOMEN so
yrs. and over; entirely origi-
nal; helps restore complex
ion and prevent premature
wrinkles at JAY cos
METICS. 3203 Columbia
pike, Arl., Va. Phone 624-
Ills. Ewes. 524-5966.
Evening star., 1961-07-09

AUTO BODY MAN-Due to increase
in work we need one sober hard
working auto body man. Flat rate
bonus, hosp. sick leave, paid
vacation. many other fringe bene-
fits. Apply in person to Mr.. Ryan,
HICKS CHEVROLET INC. 1929
Ga. ave. NV.
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TUESDAY

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
Howard Mitchell and Warner Law
son, conductors. Participating artists:
Howard University Choir Adele
Addison, soprano; Russell OberIin,
tenor: Lawrence Winters. baritone
Constitution Hall, $40 pm. SYM
phony No. 3 in E minor (From the
New World"l, Dvofak CDR. Mitchell
miss Addison, MessFs. Oberiin and
Winters, DR.. LawsOnN ccnducting) /.
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years. Direct applications will
not be accepted.
Ten directors Of professional,
community, and a c a mic
choral groups performing in
public will be eligible for
awards Of up to $4,000, and
the individuals selected will
have the widest latitude for
expenditure of the funds.
Awards of $4,000 will be
made to up to 20 concert So
loists who have won recogni-
ton on the concert stage but
have not reached the peak Of
their careers. The soloists will
name American composers to
write works for their per-
Torrance, and the foundation
will pay the composers COM
missions, and will arrange for
at least three performances
Of each work around the
country.
About 80 young opera sing
ers will be selected for audi
ton by musical directors of
professional opera companies
who may then offer them
two-year contracts. The foun-
dalton will also award $4,000
to each Of the singers to help
them to learn new roles and
improve their vocal and act
ing abilities.
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PROGRAMS OF THE WEEK

Ave Regina coelorum. Woollen:
Mass Of st.. Thomas Aquinas, Wool
len; Credo from Mass Of st. Joseph,
Peters; Gloria from Mass in the
Major Modes, Woollen; tie Missa
est, Plain chant; Postlude on lite
Missa est. Woollen.
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and violin manufacturer
Thomas L. Fawick Whose
extraordinary accomplish
ments were reported upon at
length in these columns last
summer. a hitherto I'M
known letter-book in (which
Paganini kept drafts of his
entire outgoing correspond
ence between the dates of
February 2. 1929 and Sep
TENDER 9, 1929, and the news
caused a furry Of excite
rnent in the scholarly world.
The "Registro di Lettere"
. Las Paganini called its
perhaps the most significant
item pertaining to the great
violiniSt's career to come to
light in many a moon, and
1T is an especial adornment
to the remarkable collection
of Paganiniana (the greatest
in the world) acquired by
the Library of Congress back
: in the middle 1940s.
- Stemming from that period
: in Paganini's life when he
first burst upon the Euro
= pean scene like a flaming
comet, the "Registro" is
. particularly interesting be-
cause only about a dozen of
the "a letters it contains
appear to be known to music
:, historians, and Of these dozen,
several are known only in
variant or truncated versions.
What kind of a story do
:. the letter-drafts tell?
Many are addressed to Pa
ganini's personal friends and
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of kindness on the part of an
international celebrity to-
wards an unknown youngster
help to explain Chopin's life
long esteem for Paganini,
which otherwise might seem
like an odd enthusiasm?
There are, of course, many
things to be discovered in the
"Registro di Lettere." Its
presence in the Library of
Congress will make it avail
able for study, and before
too long we may well expect
an absorbing new chapter in
the Notwithstanding Paganini
story.
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piano. oSn 4 Kshsrins Than as&ss SUpE,ssnU
House, 1880 Crescent pl. NV, $50
pm. Quintet for trombone and
strings, Goeb (MeSSrs. SarrO, Steiner,
Radding, ParnAs and Kirshbaum) +;
Septet Q953), Stravinsky: Sonata
and Mrs. Gutter)i Cantica, 1858
first Washington performance
Kraehbenbuehl with Mrs. Hansel
and Mr.. ThomaS).
dAHALIA JACKSON. gospel singer.
WASHINGTON Coliseum (Uline Arena),
Sd and NJ SITS. ne, 500 pm.
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FRIDAY

FRIDAY MORNING MUSIC CLUB.
John Wesley Powell Auditorium,
Cosmos Club, 2121 Massachusetts
ave. NV. IL am. Sonata No. 2 for
piano, Hindemith; Ballade No. 1 in
ton, piano.; Gitan1ali, Carpenter
(texts by Tagore) (ROse Thorman,
mezzo soprano; George ManOs,
piano.; Trio for oboe, bassoon and
piano, Poulenc (Rheta NaylOr) oboe;
Mckay, piano..
BUDAPEST STRING QUARTET with
Walter Trampler, viola. Library OF
Congress, $3.50 pm. Repeating
Thursday nights program
WASHINGTON COLLEGIUM, Robert
Gutter, conductor. Soloists: Armand
Sarro, trombone; George Steiner and
Donald Radding, violins Richard
Parnas, viola; Morris Kirshbaum,
cello; Bernadette Boyle Gutter,
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For full details. see next Sundays
listings.l
VILLA MAE KOEHN, piano; Marjorie
Green mezzo soprano; Marvine
KeenEe, piano. J. e. B. Stuart High
School, Ravenwood Park. Falls
Church, 8 pm.
ROGER WAGNER CHORALE, Roger
Wagner, conductor. Soloist: Sail
Terri, mezzo-soprano. Constitution
Hall, pm.
HenrickSOn, conductor; Robert
Granner, organ. soloist: william
Wiederanders, bass. St. Johns
Church, Lafayette Square, 1880 pm
NA p;Ua GALLEEx OECHESS SioTss
Vivian Scott, piano. National Gal
lery Of Art, s pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-05

~~A@ ~A-AAANA "a SUI Ek~SA1AAy
designed for historic Trinity
Church with a recital on
Wednesday evening. Among
other works, Mr.. Galloway is
offering five rarely heard
Sonatas for chamber organ
by Scarlatti. New Or
leans: Gluck's "Orfeo" is be-
ing presented Thursday by
the New Orleans Opera House
Association.
BITS AND PIECES
Applications from composers
under IS who wish to spend
a year in a secondary public
school system composing
music for its ensembles are
now being accepted. This is
the fourth year Of the Ford
Foundations highly success
full program in this area.
The project is being admin
istered by the National Music
Council, and information
about it may be obtained
from its executive secretary,
Edwin Hughes, lit East Sew
enty-ninth street, New York
81, N. Y. -. The 1862 Bien-
NAL Meeting of the Music
Educators National Confer
ence, to be held in Chicago
from March Is to 20, will be
climaxed by special concerts
played for the several thou
sand educators expected TO
attend by the Chicago SYM
phOny Orchestra and the
Budapest String Quartet. .
An opera conference spon-
sored by the Central Opera
Service Of the Metropolitan
Opera Associations National
Council will take place in
New York this Friday and
Saturday. Among the speak
ers will be Roberta Peters,
John S. Edwards, Robert
Sabin, Jerome Hines, and
Douglas Moore.
$50
WORDS ON MUSIC . It
may seem a bit early to plan
your Christmas gifts for mu-
steal friends, but three first
rate songbooks appeared l..
the bookstalls this week
which you might specially
note. An English Song Book
Doubleday; $685. is a COL
lection of part songs and
sacred music Of the Middle
Ages and the Renaissance
edited with exquisite skill by
Noah Greenberg, director of
the New York Pro Musica.
If folk music is your dish,
you might sample Folk Songs
Of England, Ireland, Scotland
and Wales Doubleday; 7.5O) -,
selected and edited by
William Cole with new ar
rangements-and very taste
full ones too-for piano and
guitar by Norman Demuth.
Most of the material will be
fairly unfamiliar; all Of it
is worth knowing. Tasteful
Illustrations by Edward Ar
dizzOne are an extra bonus.
And a fascinating scholarly
work is a set of 80 Early Eng
hsh Christmas Carols Co
lumbia Univ. Press; $500,
edited by an English author
ity in the field, ROssell Hope
Robbins. This is not for
amateur waSsailerS - the
carols are presented as they
were sung in the 18th Cen
tury in their original two
voice and three-voice forms
but If you can manage
madrigals, you should enjoy
this collection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-05
Ford Music Grants

Last week the Ford Foun-
dalton unced new
grants-in-aid programs for
three groups of musicians
choral directors, concert So
loists (both volcal and instru-
mentaD and opera singers.
The awards will be made
from nominations submitted
at the foundations request
by musicians and others pro-
fessionally involved in music
throughout the country and
will run from one to two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-05
A Reminder

Please note that copy for
The Stars Music Calendar,
as well as news items'Of gen.
eral interest, should be in the
hands Of the Music Editor
no later than the Wednesday
Of the week preceding the
Sunday in which notices are
to appear.
- -
NEWS FROM HERE. .
The news that Morris Cafritz
is planning to raze the old
Keith's Theater and other
properties around it, replac-
ing the structures with a
modern 13-story glass and
steel office building, has once
again brought the matter of
the preservation Of Wash
ington's existing cultural re-
sources to the fore. The for
mer Shubert Theater is now
a parking lot-will Keith's
also disappear? The Ar
hngtOn Music Theater, which
is presenting ''Tosca" at Ken
more Jr. H. s. in English as
the first in its three-opera
season series on Nov. II, Is,
and 10, announces a lecture
discussion for subscribers to
take place in the auditorium
Of the Hecht Company at
Parkington tomorrow at 8
pm. :. If you are equipped
to receive WETA-TV, the
Washington educational TV
station on Channel rs, keep
an eye out for the "CasaIs
Master Class" program on
Tuesday at 8 pm. When
the President and Mrs. Ken
nedy entertained the Tru-
mans at the White House
last Wednesday, pianist Eu-
gene List, who as a sergeant
in the U. S. Army was called
upon to play the piano at
the Potsdam Conference in
July, 1945, before Truman,
Churchill and Stain, gave a
short concert following din
ner, using the same piano
Mr.. Truman used when he
was occupying the White
House.
NEWS FROM THERE ,
Fredericksburg, Va: Soloist
concert at Mary Washington
College tomorrow evening is
pianist Thomas BrOckman.
.. Baltimore: Featured in
this weeks Baltimore Sym
phOny pair is Zinc Fances-
catti, who will be heard in
the MendelSsohn concerto
and the Chausson Poem. .
Philadelphia: Otto Klemper-
er, now rs, will lead the
Philadelphia Orchestra in IL
concerts during the 1962-63
season. He will conduct in
Philadelphia, New York, Bal
timore. and (says the released
possibly Washington" .
New York: Paul Galloway
will inaugurate the new Aeol-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-05
THURSDAY

NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Howard Mitchell and Warner Law.
versity Choir, Adele Addison, Rus.
sell Oberlin and Lawrence winters
Llsner Auditorium, pm. Repeatins
Tuesday nights program.
BUDAPEST STRING QUARTET (Joseph
ROisman and Alexander Schneider
violins; Boris KrOyt, viola: Mischs
Schneider, cello) and Walter Tramp.
Ter, viola. Library OF Congress, $3.50
pm Quintet in c, K. 515. Mozart
quartet No. 6, Bartok; Quintet in
G, Op. Ill, Brahms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-05
NEWS OF MUSIC
i The Pogunini Name
2 Is Still Magic
BY IRVING LOWENS
Star Music Critic

For the figure Of Nicolo Paganni master
fiddler Of earlier time has always generated legends This
true during his lifetime His provoked such
Wild enthusiasm that he thought to have been possessed
of supernatural people thought he in league
with the devil.
That the Paganini is still magic made plain
this past week.
The Library Congress announced that it had acquired
thanks the unusual generosity of the Cleveland ndusrast