Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1928, Page 30

EXPLOSES DEPT INNEVADA AVORED Joint Board Proposes Other Plans for Storage of Mu- : nitions Elsewhere. i Enactment of legislation to establish n high cxplosive depot for the preferably at Hawthorne, Nev. was recommended to Congre stel day by the joint Army and Navy board | which has been conducting a survey of | ammunition storage sites | Expenditure of $2.959,021 also was recommended “to correct unsafe condi- " at a number of Army storage The board also recomment suitable munition depot be provided to replace fhat at Pearl Harbor; that the naval ammunition depot at Cavite be relocated at Mariveles; that non-in- | flammable shell storage be provided at ! Iona Island, N. Y., and Fort Mifflin, Pa It also urged that construction work now ip progress at Yorktown., Va. be continued and that additional land be acquired around the depot at St. Juliens ‘reek, Va., adding { additional land arovn St. Juliens Creek is not pur-! chasad, the permanent loaded projec- | tile Storage b2 moved to Yorktown.” MUSIC SCHUBERT CHAMBER MUSIC. A Schubert centennial f al, com- | mxsed of three programs of chambx usic, to be given in the Du Barn rcom of the Draper Building three suc- 1 requirement for most satisfying results in chamber music 15 constant and fre- quent practice together. This quartet, composed of Miss de Sayn, first violin; Gwendolyn van Hulsteyn, second violiy Lydia Brewer, viola, and Margaret Da; violoncell comparatively short time. Miss de Sayn's instrument is too inclined to stand out above the others. Mrs. van her part more than iss Brewer is a real en- with the viola. Miss Day has never been heard to better ad- vantage with the cello in ensemble work. The composer whose works will be presented next Monday afternoon is Johannes Brahms. Assisting the quar- | tet will b> Armand Paquay, French horn player, and Mr. Boyce. = H. F. WALES JOINS IN WELCOME| Hulsteyn pla; adequatel has been together only a | TO AFGHANISTAN KING By the Associated Prese. | L DON, March 13.—The Prince les and a party of high official: including generals and diplomats, went | to Dover early today to \'\'l‘lt‘omci Amanullah Khan, King of Afghanistan, and Queen Souriya to England. ! They traveled in a gayly decorated | special of four cream-colo hes. They will bring the Afgha ruiers to Victoria station in it this aft- ernoon_and there King George and | Queen Mary will greet them. | LISMAN UPHOLDS ESCH. Banker Criticizes Senate Opponents of I. C. C. Appointee. Interstate Commerce Commission members should be appointed for life like Federal judges are, in the opinion | of F. J. Lisman, New York investment banker and authority on railroad mat- ters, who spoke terday before the Bond Club at a meeting at the Carlton Hotel, in which Le gave reminiscences vall Street and the development of siness since he has entered it. M Lisman considers that “the whole ques- | THE_EVENING STAR. WASITINGTON, . €. TUBSDAY. MARCTT 13 1978, PAINTEX | The Modern Way of Decorating Home and Wearing Apparel Unbelievably simple to use, for the designs are alrcady stamped. The color goes on smoothly and is guaranteed to wash provided it 1s used correctly. For cotton and silk, woolen fabrics, parchment lamp shades—countless attractive articles! Our “Creative Woman" here in the store will be glad to in- struct you free of charge. Third Floor—Lanshurgh & Bro. 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This‘(cr ew. that he personally disagrees room is not a particularly happy choice h Mr. Esch's decision, but supports for chamber music. It is very long and | his confirmation for the sake of prin- narrow, and gives one a rather smoth- | ciple. combinations—even in the smallest details of the clever trimmings. She will find no dif- ficulty in selecting her head size and the color she has been wanting. $10. Second Floor—Lanshurgh & Bro. red feeling; also, for those who happen | glimpsed in piecemeal fashion. Wash- | ington certainly needs a hall available for public use that is well equipped for musical programs and also has a pleas- | ing_atmosphere. The assisting musicians _yesterday | were Sophocles T. Papas, guitarist, and | Malton Boyce, pianist. Quite interest- ing as a novelty to local audiences was the “Quartet for Guitar, Violin, Viola and Violoncello.” There were times | that the guitar part assumed the qual- | ity of a tinkling harpsichord: at other | times it provided a rounded legato ac- companiment for the strings: still again | it suavely dominated the other instru-; ments. The second movement of this con variazioni.,” was quite the high light of the afternoon from point of view of ensemble playing and also for color and charm. The minuet also was deligh ful and the following tico” was broken by untimely applaus of the audience, making the compos| tion seem to have six instead of only five movements. It is certainly a lovely and melodious work. The “Nocturne for Violin, Violoncello and Plano” gave Miss Day opportunity 1o display especially some rich deep tones and mellow legato passages that E=2g) were well played. 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