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particular refinement and this is
perhaps, as the composer intended
It might have had more abandon
to release it's healthy exuberance
more fully. But the velyety quail
ity of Mr.. Moiseiwitsch's tone,
his fluid negotiation of intricate
passages and the well-knit over
all pattern of his Interpretation,
combined in so felicitious a per-
formance as to win a prolonged
ovation for the artist.
1t would seem that Mr.. Mitchell
was obeying the Biblical injunc-
ton to turn the other cheek when
he elected to present a symphony
by Shostakovich in view of that
Evening star., 1949-11-03

1t was done with results that
brought excited applause from
the audience.
Centering these works was
Beethoven's Emperor" concer-
to with Benno Moiseiwitsch as
soloist, who placed no light de-
mands on the orchestra for the
accompaniment. For Mr.. Moisei-
witsch played this great piano
work grandly and eloquently,
with a wealth of effect that re-
CURED a mastery performance
by the orchestra to match him.
The artist gave a vivid reading to
the Concerto" making it's ten
der and delicate moments glow
| by the expressiveness of his tone
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Concert Shows Capabilities
Of National Symphony

orchestral selections were as far
apart as the poles In character
style and writing. Imagine the
complete turn about necessary to
leap from the Purcell excerpts
which Barbirolli arranged into
a Suite for Strings. Four Horns,
Two Flutes and English Horn" to
iShostakovich'S Symphony No. g.
Evening star., 1949-11-03

atmospheric effects in the Largo.
contrived by an individual treat
ment of the woodWinds and Of
contrasts between orchestral
voices, remain the most interests
ing points in the Symphony"
Mr.. Mitchell had given it very
careful study and he got every
thing out of the music that was
possible. The musicians played it
superbly and endowed it with
a remarkable play of color.
Reinforced concrete was first
used around 1850, and came into
general use throughout the United
States in 1880.
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md its bravura declarations dra.

and its bravura declarations dra-
matte but not overpowering.
Even the thunderous cadenza
for the piano at the start had a
tinge of mellowness to it and
thereafter the discourse rose and
fell with broad sweeps and gentle
passage work of great charm. The
delicate runs came like sparkling
jewels from Mr.. Moiseiwitsch's
fingers. only the many trills being
somewhat heavy in execution. The
serenity of the second movement
was POLITICALLY conceived and its
inner content songfully declamed.
No attempt was made to set forth
the jocosity of the finale with any
Evening star., 1949-11-03
By Alice Eversmon

The three numbers constitut-
ing last nights program by the
National Symphony in Constitu-
tion Hall were we'll chosen to
demonstrate the capabilities of the
musicians and of the conductor
Howard Mitchell, for accurate and
sensitive performance. The two
Evening star., 1949-11-03

Of Shostakovich's music. 1t is
unnecessarily diffuse and incon-
secutive, with plenty of theatrical
climaxes achieved with plenty of
noise. The first movement is a
Largo and in it the composer
speaks genuinely through his real
gift for melody. In many re-
spects, it is a revelation of hon
esty in thought and originality ir
it's expression. This is discarded
in the two lively final move
ments for the same poorness of
idea and bombastic display found
in other works and which the use
of native folklore cannot dis
guise. The impressionistic and
Evening star., 1949-11-03

composers remarks on his visit to
this country in the spring. In a
later comment on that trip, pub
lished in Moscow. he said that
he had reached the conclusion
that the rulers of Washington
fear, among other things, my
music" Well. neither Mr.. Mitchell
nor the audience gave any indi-
cation of terror. In fact, Shos-
takovich might have been we'll
pleased at the reception of his
work, which the National SYM
phony played for the first time.
and certainly of the performance.
The Sixth Symphony" has its
merits and it's faults, as does most
Evening star., 1949-11-03
Royon, Cotton Fabrics
3 yords '1
Was yard, 55c

800 yards in pastel hues. Various. widths.
$50 Yards Cotton Chals In assorted colors 36inches
wide. Was yard 38c. Now yards 81
200 Yards Rayon Lining which is resistant to perspir
ation Dark colors Slightly irregular perfect would
be 88c and $1.25. Now, yard - 45c
Short Lengths Of Rayon Gabardine in assorted colors
Three to four-yard lengths. Was yard, $685. Now,
100 Short Lengths Of Cotton and Rayon in prints and
assorted solid colors. Various widths Was yard Sac
to $2s5. Now yard
WSL-Norh Building -.
Inexpensive Dress Fabrics. Second Floor
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Womens S Pumps, $1'''
We're 1926
IS pairs calfskin pumps in black, brown or red.
Broken sizes to 8, but not every size in every
color
IS Pairs Women's Shoes of suede and smooth leather
Sandals oxfords and pumps in black and few colors
Broken sizes to g. Were 1896 to $l295. Now S395
80 Pairs Low Wedge Pumps in black brown calfskn
Broken sizes to 8. Were $495. Csc
IL Pairs Bowling Shoes mostly left handed OF leather
Broken sizes A to 9. Were $5.95. Now -95c
10 Pairs Womens White Tennis Shoes Of Broken
sizes to 9. Were $295 to $3.50. Csc
WSL-North Building Womess Shoes Second Floor
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Royon, Cotton Bras
$1.7s We're $3.50

81 bras of rayon and cotton, lace trimmed.
Blue, pink, black. Sizes 80 to 38.
"a Of rayon and cotton with lace trim Blue white
pink and black. Sizes 80 to 38. Were Sits Now Csc
52 Bras Of rayon satin Sizes 30 to 80 Were ST. Now Soc
20 Gle Pane Girdles and Corset Of and cotton
Twoway stretch Upper closing and front lace Sizes 25
to "a and SO. Were $3.50 to $1095. Now S495
Is Grles and Pantie Girdes. OF
and cotton pink blue and yellow Sizes 25 27 80
and small and large sizes Were $3.50 to $595 Now,
Foundations of rayon and cotton Sizes 80 to IS, 81
and s8 Were $los5 to $3.50. Now----------- 81 .95
Foundations with side hook and upper closing. Sizes
49, a. a. Were $3.50 to $685. Now $3.50
WSL-North Building Corssts ssd Bras. Third Floor
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Misses Knit Suits, s2.s5

so cotton boucles in bright colors Assorted
sizes. .~. .-........
100 Rayon and Cotton Blouses by famous maker Tail
ored and lace-trimned White and pastels, Sizes 80 to
49, Were $495 and $685. Now. 50 az
100 Wool Sweaters mostly puons including the Jelly
Bean cotton pullover. few cardigans Pastels and
dark coors. Sizes 81 to 80. Were $395. Now, 81 95
WSL-Norfh Baldine
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Girls Slips, 75e We're 81

137 cotton slips with built-up shoulders and
lace-trimmed ruffle White only. Sizes 8-14.
IS Cotton Dresses in paids and stripes Assorted styles
Sizes to u. Were $295. Now 81 IS
AZ Girls Cotton Robes in assorted styles coors
robes Of other fabrics in group Broken sizes to A.
Irreguars-n perfect would sell for 1896 to $685. Now
S265
140 Pairs Subteen Size Nyon Panes with al-elastic
waist. White. Sizes 10 to 16. Irreguars-n perfect
would sell Tor $15O. Now 28c
SO Pairs Girls Nyon Panties with elastic waist White
Sizes to H. Ireguars-n perfect would sell 81 25
WSL-North Building Girls Atba,el Fourth Floor
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Juniors Dresses, s7''5
We're $I4.95 to $22.95

100 juniors classic, semi-dressy and dressy
rayon dresses in a large assortment of styles
and cOOrs. Sizes 9 to IS.
wool and rayon crepe and apiece styles in prints and
solids Sizes to IS and 10 to 16. Were 1895 $685.
NOW 95
50 Juniors and Teens Fulength Coats of wool tweed
and covert Assorted coors. Sizes to Is 10 l6
Were s25 to 1895. Now --- S1e OK
Is Suits OF wool flannel and wool and combination
Glen plaid tpropery labeled for wool conten). Sizes
to IS. Were s2995 to s35. Now SIG 95
rs Rayon Shortie Jackets with beted back White and
assorted pasels. Sizes to l5 Were $685. Now 50 OK
WSL-Norh Building
Junior Misses and 7een'ase Apparel, Second Floor
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WoodIeigh NyIons
75c We're s1.s5

39S pairs our exclusive Woodleigh nylons in
51-gauge, 30-denier weight Full fashioned.
Discontinued cOIOrs Sizes 82 to 9h.
ESQ Pairs Childrens Ankets of 500 angora rabbits hair
and 40% wool cuffs with cotton bodys and feet Soft
pastels Sizes 6h, and 7a but not in every color.
$50 Pairs Knee Socks of 500 wool and 5o cotton Ribbed
pattern. Navy and brown. Sizes and ~. We've Soc.
Now 25c
WSL-Norh Building Hosiery Aisles 9. H. First Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-03
Royon Crepe Slips:
~Z'SV We're $3.95

los slips with faggotting trim and ruffle bot
tom White and pink. Sizes 81 to 40.
119 Pairs Rayon Suspants in maize and black Sizes
13 to Is. Were $1.50 Now 75c
81 Pairs Cotton Flannel Paamas solid colors and
stripes Sizes 80 to 40 in group but not every size in
would sell for s3.95 to $495. Now-----------. S295
WSL-Norh Building
Usderuear, Aisies I5 I6. First Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-03
Misses Dresses, s.

95 misses rayon dresses in solid colors and
prints Dressy and casual styles. Sizes IL
to 20.
WsL--North Building Misses Dresses Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-03
Women's S Dresses, $

80 dresses of rayon in tlack, navy and prints.
Short and three-quarter-length sleeves. Sizes
1914 to 24k.
WSL-North Building Womss's Dresses. Third Floor
Evening star., 1949-04-29

PoLICE PUPPiEs for sale. reasonable
No. 4 Fourth ST.. Tskoma PARK Nd
BOXER PuPPrEs. fawn. black masks
9 wks. old, cropped, Axe resistsred.
wikrHsiRfn nfsis asanefie'i fKRRIrRs M 4.s,.t.r.d
male. IL yrs, housebroksn- call
FOR ADOPTION 10 nsw home. Rusty.
Irish terrier type. male. 5 mo. likes
xsh, sh,ls.sn I. ~. 81 s,,s s7os: o.. .. VA, 81.
:ai5l'sa: ss5l o. hesa!h, sasf, male Axe s IS
COOKERS, res puppies. and elder
Auth I'd. Sc. HI. s6sa -
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES and
grown dogs: ali eolorA, Axe rsx
Champion Young's Gay Display aud
Top Pllfht Trouble At stud. Rock
DxcHsnUND PUPPY. male, 3 week.
old. gay and intellisent. Axe resis-
tered. champion sire. TE. 4s40. 1.
COCkERs-An unusual Offering OF
puppies .nd mature dSss. Bred
eERMaN ihs fli':d saEErhkRb Esh furSiEss soas sired
BY Champion Dorm of Dornwald.
AsGARD KENNELS. registered. PA.
BOXERS - MossMoNr KENNELS
ss would like 70 show Isa. i AZ
IRisR fa' SETTER PUPS. registered .
wks. old: very reasonable ow. 6Tl I
nAiN.r,oS ,ti Ssd'ys m,i. al 91, ss ssn 2a
housebroken: needs aieetion. At.
very cheap. tx. 1870, Il
DOGS AND CATS available for adop-
tion to sood homes, Phone sligo
aoSrdoMERY N sasshs Y csousTY ss5 AsrsAh N s1a
csNARffs. fs. 100 more. .viari.s and
other mating cages. Leaving town;
saeriice. $500. LU. 3-433s. $40
collin poGs--A kennel OF rare
trieolor champions. Axe req. stock
Gof.pkS af COLLIE PUPPIES. q weeks. ss
Axe reg. from famous line Of cham
Az sisn'f for ass sfsssD'faRsA sRAsRS n Rgie Lsss ss
sTfsHssp EfGa slss to5ou1,rs ,s,, . vl, Old.
.onderiai pets for children sao, males.
BoxEk. ~ years, Registered: best
ssiIent with children. Cali On.
KITTEN, Q wks, old. female. looking
e for 5000 :, home. call OR so3sa
DALMATIAN PUPPIES. = wks.. fe-
males, purebred. no papers; S2s.
KEspsAKT KENNELS offer. quality
cookers for home companions ai
very reasonable prices. Rockville
262s So
2 THOROUGHBRED Mexican dogs
want good home together, bun
eoiored, lons-haired males. larger
than Spitx; used to living outside
sCOTTIES-choice top-auality pup
pies; Axe reg, sh; nleodlines: stud