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Meyers
Air Force front Office" instead of
to the air inspector.
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Air Force front Office" instead OF
to the air inspector.
Arrangement With FBI.
Mr.. Matlack explained the FB1
and the Justice Department criminal
division had an arrangement where
by the armed services would investi-
gate charges or complaints affecting
the military personnel.
AS a rule, the FBI confined itself
to investigating civilians, but fire.
quently worked with the Army, Navy
and Air Force in investigations in
volving military as well ss civilian
personnel.
The questioning turned quickly tc
Gen. Meyers when Gen. Echols be-
gan to testify.
Gen. Echols said he did not know
until this week that Gen. Meyers
owned stock in aircraft companies
The first he heard of it was through
evidence developed at the current
inquiry, he said.
Except for that one incident in
1910 about the Dayton company" +"
Gen. Echols said, II never heard any
rumors and I never had the slight
est suspicion that Gen. Meyers
owned aircraft stocks at any time" "
He added he also never had the
slightest thought that Gen. Meyers
ever used his position in procure
Evening star., 1947-11-14
LOST.

EYEGLASSES. Oxfords, gold. black cord;
lost Wednesday, 1900 block of F st. or on
Mt. Pleasant car Reward. Call CO. $3.50.
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COCKER SPANIEL, black, with. small
white spot on chest, female; collar but
no tag. 245 Warren St, FIR. 1905.
COCKER SPANIEL, black, male; Cleve
land st. and Wilson blvd, Thurs. after
noon. CHI 5s14..
LODGE RING-owner Identity, pay ad.
wO. o97S.
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HANDBAG, fall, black velvet, brocaded;
with jeweled gold box. containing copy OF
fcer: vicinity Thomas Circle or Naval Gun
Factory Reward. Call OW. SAB; days,
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FUR NECKPIECE. vic 18th and Varnum
or 1889 Euclid st. Reward. DU. S09l.
GEORGETOWN CLASS RING. In Bethes-
da: probably on Leland St, on Wed, Nov.
12 Reward. WI. 246s.
HAMILTON WRIST WATCH, mans: mi
tiaIs, "E. " F.: vic. Dupont Circle or Mt.
Pleasant car. Phone EN-. 4372. Reward
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. ~ As
FRIDAY. NovEMBER "A. ls1.

workers "healthily optimistic" and
that they have learned they can't
ever win an election without working
at it."
Her own optimism about Republi-
can success included the feeling the
party has good chance to pick up
Missouri"
Evening star., 1947-11-14

the sale on Wednesday of 1864, 900
shares of common stock at $3.50 a
share. The balance of funds re-
quired for the purchase will come
from the sale by the corporation
of $120,000,000 principal amount Of
first mortgage pipe line bonds, to
group of life insurance companies.
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Bv Alice Eversmun
Music Editor OF The Star

in a way to administer a good musa-
cal educa ton in pleasant doses
To make one conscious Of how
long and how firmly music has been
a part of American life, there are
four records. David Ewen's Music
Comes to America" a reprint OF
former book which gives fascinat-
ing sidelight on the musical culture
of other days, Carol Drinks "Harps
in the Wind" the story of the Sing
ing Hutchinsons who for more than
go years were part of every progress
sive movement, and the Metropolitan
Opera Annals which lists every per-
formance and the cast since the
greatest opera house in the world
was started. Church Music and
Musical Life in Pennsylvania in the
18th Century" issued by the Penn
sylvania Society OF the Colonial
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Publishers Win Battle
Over koussevitZky Book

The world almost lost a valuable
biography of Serge Koussevitzky by
Moses Smith when the Boston SYM
phony conductor tried to stop its
publication on the grounds that it
was untruthful and harmful. The
publishers, Allen, Towne and Heath.
won and here is the frank record
of an amazing career and an amaZ-
ing individual, with all his faults
and virtues. 1t belongs on the hon.
est list of biographies. more so than
Hugo Leichentritt's Serge Kousse-
vitzky" which appeared shortly aft
erWards. In speaking of the con-
ductOr Mr. Leichentritt is eulogiStic
but the important part of the book
is the review of KousSeVitzky Serv-
ices to music by the performances
of new works, in the patronage of
young composers and in the found
ing of the Berkshire Music Center.
Saved for last mention is Joseph
Szigeti's With String Attached"
The reason for this is that in it the
famous violinist reveals, perhaps un-
consciously how necessary wide
culture is to the fashiOning of the
ultimate in musical effort. the great
musical interpreter. He Skips mod
estly over his private life in order
to reminisce about experiences and
people. and to remember artistic
pleasure that contributed to his
growth. So few artists and COM
posers have assimilated so we'll the
best around them to be turned to
the perfecting of their art.
Evening star., 1947-12-07

TeY it some time. Concentrate in
l. tently upon another person seated
in a room with you. without his MOTTO
ing it. Observe him gradually become
restless and finally turn and look in
your direction. Simple-yet it is q
positive demonstration that thought
generates a mental energy which can
be projected from your mind to the
consciousness of another. Do you real,
ize how much of your success and
happiness in life depends upon your
influencing others? Is it not important
to you to have others understand your
point of view-to be receptive to
your proposals?
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Recommended

BRUCKNER. M HI E r,
SCHOENBERG, by Dika New
lin. tKing's Crown Press; $500
SHOSTAKOVICH, by Ivan
MartynOv. Philosophical Lii
brary; $3.50
MENAGERIE IN F SHARP,
by HI. w. Heinsheimer. Double
day g. Co., Inc; $2.75D
SICAL WORKSHOP,
Frederick Dorian. Harper &
Brothers; $4,000
WITH STRIN At
TACHED, by Joseph Szigeti.
(Alfred A. Knopf; $4,000
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Demonstrable Facts

How many times have you wished
there were some way you could i'm
press another favorably-get across to
h,m or her your ideas7 That thoughts
can be transmitted, received, and un'
derstood by others is now scientifically
demonstrable. The tales of miracu'
lous accomplishments of mind by the
ancients are now known to be fact
not fable. The method whereby these
things can be Intentionally. not acci-
dentally. accomplished has been 4
secret long cherished by the Rosicru>
Evening star., 1947-12-07
This Free Book Points
Out the Way

The Rosicrucians (noe a religious
organization) invite you to explore
the powers of your mind. Their sen,
sible, simple suggestions have caused
intelligent men and women to soar to
new heights of accomplishment. They
uill show you ho1 to use your natural
forces and talents to do things you
now think are beyond your ability.
Send for copy of the fascinating
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Life" which explains how you may
receive this unique wisdom and bene'
fit by its application to your daily
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Scribe: S. Y. c.
% Rosicrucians
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SAN JOSE. CALIFORNIA. u. S. A.
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1ou Gan Influence Others
With Your Thinking!

cians-one of the schools Of ancient
wisdom existing throughout the world.
To thousands everywhere. for CEN
turies, the Rosicrucians have privately
taught this nearly~lost art of the prac'
teal use of mind power.
Evening star., 1947-12-07

Danes of America, is an invaluable
addition to this category.
For those with more solidly built
foundation who seek to increase
their musical knowledge, there are
books of more serious import. One
might start out with Charles An
goff's Fathers of Classical Music"
a simply written and informative
work where Monteverdi, Lully Per-
golesi and others are considered side
by side with Bach and Handel. In
the Beethoven list comes Daniel
Gregory Mason's instructive study of
the Beethoven Quartets and the
Albanian Bishop Fan S. Noli's Bee
thoven and the French Revolution"
Shostakovich's Compositions
Put Under Microscope
It may be Bishop Nolis S writing style
that makes this a strange volume
for with evident intent to get at the
truth concerning the character of
the great man, he practically de-
molished the idol. It is questionable
Evening star., 1947-12-07

LnlS year 10 BcI away lIOIH
the dry consideration of
- music by authors who write
on this subject and to discover in
teresting new angles of approach to
it, Not all of what has been turned
out is valuable as, increasing the
public's knowledge but in many re-
spects it is more readable and en-
tertaining than the standard musi-
cal literature. The old idea that
music is very serious subject sur
rounded by dates and data is dis
appearing and more seeking view
point is emerging in considering
both the art and those who created
it.
A greater intention to be honest
in estimating composers and their
works is also evident While ad-
versities and sorrows. nobly borne,
have had an unfailing appeal in BIZ
ographies, the fact that the men
of music were not always above
smallness and other human frail-
ties has been CLOSED over for many
years Perhaps, because the more
worthy elements in their makeup
have been highlighted continuously
and practically exhausted. their
faults and shortcomings make good
material with which to catch the
reading public's attention.
Americana and Contacts
With Great Literature
Quite distinctive also in the type
of books issued this year are those
that deal with Americana or which
seek to show how one can broaden
ones knowledge of music right in
the home and without recourse to
study or concert attendance. Paul
Affelder's How to build a Record
Library" and The Columbia Book
of Musical Masterworks,' edited by
Goddard Lieberson, are two that
can guide anyone wishing an &C
quaintance with classical music and
not having the faintest idea how to
begin.
If incentive for such record COL
1ecting were needed John Hall
StromS Relax and Listen gives it.
Mr.. Hallstrom must have expert
enced some of the same difficulties
in starting his own musical educa-
ton for he knows just how someone
feels who likes music but finds it
battling. He writes in a chatty and
intimate manner with obviously no
intention to be literary In fact,
his tendency to slang expressions
raised some doubt in the publishers
mind His answer was That's the
way folks talk"
However much the highbrows may
shudder at his speaking of the noble
art in such terms, he gets his ideas
over very clearly entertainingly and
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Aftermath of Great Work
Told Entertainingly

What happens after great work
is completed is told in H. w. Helms
heimer's highly entertaining Me
nagerie in F Sharp" For many
years connected with the publish
ing house of Universal Edition i'll
Vienna, he was forced to take refuge
in this country during the war Mr.
HeinSheimer not only asSimilated
American ways very quickly after
his arrival, told in first chapter
that sends the story on its hilarious
course, but managed very shortly TO
know all about America muSica1ly.
A keen observer, gifted with a rare
sense of humor, he draws the veil
aside from the inner workings of
the practical musical world when
telling of his early Vienna years
and debunks many favorite ideas
about the glory and simplicity of
musical career from his American
experiences-a book to enjoy thor
oughly.
Very serious and profound is Dika
Newlins "Bruckner, Mailer and
Schoenberg most Informative de-
scription of the affinity between
these moderns and their common
heritage from the fruitful life of
Vienna. All three composers, still
incomprehensible to the majority of
musicians. are presented with innate
understanding by Miss NeWlin, her
self a pupil of Schoenberg, to the
greater enlightenment of the pub
liz
Evening star., 1947-12-07
Books for Music Lovers

If posterity will be willing 10 aeeept
his views.
Another of these efforts at frank
ness, astonishingly enough, Il an
analysis of Shostakovich's compost
tions and his musical growth by Iran
Martynov of Moscow. The author
puts under the microscope all the
more important works by the Soviet
composer and writes about them IN
q manner Westerners can UNDER
stand. While he never forgets TO
praise. he does not hesitate to point
out the faults and weaknesses. Ie
is the first thoughtful and seemingly
genuine description of this much
talked of mans work and should be
a great help in arriving at a correct
appraisal of it. Almost coincidental
with this book is another about
Tschaikowsky written by eight Soviet
musicians. including Shostakovich,
and entitled Russian Symphony,
Thoughts about Tschaikowsky. His
various types of subjects are treated
with fine insight and it is interesting
to learn that the writer's unanimous
ly recognize their indebtedness to
him
All the extraneous factors neces-
sary for the functioning of musical
inspiration is covered in Frederick
Dorian's Musical Workshop" This
revelation of the peculiaritieS of
composers at work is most illuminat-
ing. The author not only speaks of
the ordinary influences such as
childhood, and absorption from
others but of the role played by
nature, animals, the weather, humor
and the subconscious in starting or
preserving the divine spark. The
periods of lassitude. the patterns of
production, the effect of commits
sions, the tools of the trade, the daily
schedule, are all discussed. 1t pre-
sents the great masters as very hu-
man beings subject to annoyances
and distractions as anyone else yet
preserves the wonder of the genesis
or development of their immortal
works.
Evening star., 1947-12-07

HERE has been a tendency
this year to get away from
the dry consideration of
Evening star., 1947-05-09
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vision within locality Of Shirley highway.
IN rapidly developing territory 10 miles
proposition offered Ct the unusually low
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BOARDING HOUSE BARGAIN, right on
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quoted $4,000 monthly, and can be In
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Rooming house money-maker: 10 rms;
rent. 5000; income quoted $3.50 monthly,
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Colered; very active store. guaranteed
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Mixed trade. thickly populated resi-
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

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POTTERY WINTHROP CERAMIC
comprehensive, veteran approved class in
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