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Evening star., 1950-02-27
News of Music
National Symphony Concert
Brinqs SPONTANEOUS Acclaim

their expression is to be found
in the Variant 1t is imagina-
lively conceived and the writing
is more expansive.
Here, too, the piano is given
wider scope in coloration and ef-
feet. In the first movement, it
is so closely interviewer with the
orchestra that it's individuality is
lost and it's tone often over
powered. Mr.. Meyers has chosen
a lovely theme for the Variant"
and has worked it over in chang
ing moods and to a fine climax.
There is an odd mixture in the
"Concertino." Something of the
Sibelius somberness and strength
Is joined to modern speech that
occasionally steps over into
the jazzy. He has interlaced
these different idioms with skill
full orchestration; creating rich,
vibrant colors and arresting har-
monic effects.
For the soloist, he has placed
intricate rhythms, technical hur-
dies and melodies that need to be
felt as we'll as sung. His own
superb pianism was a proper me-
dium for his intimate interpretive
knowledge. His tone, warm at all
times, was submitted to wealth
OF tinting and he dispatched the
bravura demands with an easy
technical brilliance that belied
their difficulties. Both audience
and orchestra members applauded
him with enthusiasm, recalling
him time and again.
Mr.. Mitchells ability to sense
the meaning of even the most
obscure threads in the musical
pattern was constantly in evil
dence yesterday. The Franck
symphony in D Minor" was CIV
en- an impassioned reading, its
beautifully designed pianissimo
passages as vital as the exultant
delivery of its great dramatic out
bursts. The performance of Cres-
tons symphony No. 2" was the
third in this city and the second
by the National Symphony. II
grows on one. It's abstract begin
ming is no preparation for what
unfolds: for the charm of its
'Song." and the propulsive bril-
lance of its Dance" which are
separated by an "Interlude." Ev-
cry effect was underlined as Mr.
Mitchell analyzed it and the Or
chestra played it in the finest
manner. The interest was quick
ened moment after moment. The
composer, the conductor and the
musicians deserved the acclaim
that spontaneously burst forth at
the end.
Kallir Shows Great Talent.
Lillian Kallir, 17-year-old pian-
ist. disclosed an exceptional tai
ent in a recital last night in the
National Gallery of Art. She is
already a mature musician, es-
pecially as regards her keyboard
facility. but she is not so mature
to have lost the youthful elan
that puts zest into everything she
plays. Her fingers rush joyously
but accurately-through every
technical pitfall and in way that
reveals the guiding spirit of her
enthusiasm. She has taste, feel
ing. dynamic range, tonal power
Evening star., 1950-02-27

and a dazzling technique. She Is
on her way to being a virtuosa.
Naturally, there were some
numbers that suited her better
than others although her perform
ance throughout was splendid
The early Schumann variations
on the name 'ABEGG'," Chopin s
"Ecossaises" and Bartok's Soma
tine" have the lightness and spar
kle which Miss Kallir can repro
duce so stunningly. Mozart's
Sonata in D Major, k. 311,'
brilliantly played, was not fully
Mozart in spirit and Chopin s
"Ballade in G Minor" has a depth
yet unplumbed by the young pian-
ist. The solving Of these problems
will come with the years. Right
now, Miss Kallir is pianist to
watch for she has great poten-
tialitieS,
Evening star., 1950-02-27

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Evening star., 1950-02-27
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Cathedral 10 Dedicate
Resurrection Window

A Resurrection Window" given
to the Washington Cathedral by
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard E. Thick
ems of Menasha. Wis, will be ded-
icated at II am. Wednesday in
the cathedral. The Very Rev
John w. Suter, dean of the ca
thedral, will officiate.
The window, placed near the
WAY of Peace" entrance to the
cathedral crypt, depicts the res
direction. It was designed and
executed by Joseph G. Reynolds of
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thickens are ex-
pected here for the dedication.
Evening star., 1950-02-27
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THE Challenge of Longevity
will be the subject of talk by DR.
Edward j. Stieglitz before the Sec
ton on general practice of the
District Medical Society tomorrow
| at $3.50 pm.
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lieben lire @ltern au6 bann, tpenn
.iie BON Oenielben bart lrnb lngere6t
bebanoelt 1perben. .s-@ .a@
Siele &in5er ioseu, spenn man IT.
nen ole 8flift, rbre @ltern 5u lieben,
ans Ser5 lest: nWeine gltern lieben
mid aud nift, miBbanoeln mid, sie4
ben lneine @eId1piiter mir Dor arab
igeben mir bei ieoer @eleserbeit al,
ueriteben, Dab iie mid ni6t leioen
mogen." Solfe &lasen iirO in ser
8esel menigitens iibertrieben oft
gan5 unsereht. Doh balt es idper,
elm &i1rb, bas iit einmal oerartiges
felt in ben &opf aeieet bat uno oas
nun infolseoeiien in alien cine gu
riidiesung erblift, CUR beiieren Gin
ii6t 5lt brinsen.
Gs sibt aber audi gltern, oie 1n-
perniinftis itno, ibren @ittbern Bruno
5u iol6em 4rgtpobn unb i9limmen
&lasen 6ll seben. Ian1e gItern iino
l6pafl 1lno llngerebt, 10 oaB Tie zines
ibrer &inber apirfli6 binter ben ON
oeren Suriidlesen, es oel1tlid) merfen
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I lberbeifiibren, fdsen l.no baden - OF.
ne mannlidte Silfe. Was altf mid
nod mebr Ginbruf nahte als bie
lS1peltern in SpernHs ooer aui
Trattoret uftb .Rrafttpaeen, tpar
Die unenolihe, unerniiolide 2iebes.
t1tigfeit, oie bon oieient &loiterben
ausging. Seoe freie Wfinute 1puroe
oarauf oernenbet, Bafete alt MAIDEN;
6as Saus tpurbe elm nihtamtlihes
itnb ni6t i'm @eilte Ser 8iirofratie
gefiibrtes 8uritassentrum. gtatiirlifj
NOR oie.Sorge fir oas perarrnte Wut.
terbaus, Die slbtei ct. 8alburg, i'm
goroergrunb; aber ct. 8olburg hour.
Be gum Clearinghouse" fir unse=
5dblte slrme unb 8eoiirftige. Hur
@ott alein ,peiB, apiepiel SrGnen ges
trofnet, 1uiepiel 2eib geitillt, 1pieniel
got beboben tuurbe hur6 oas title
@irfen pon Boulder. Ser &onpent
tpurOe Elm Centrum lebenoigen Gbris
itentums: Nan muB sic gbrfurht,
Dos Bertrnuen, 'oie 2tebe erlebt baberL
NIT Der Gnoersgld,rbige, oaruntet
befannte llnioeriitdts profeIloren, Bas
itoren, aer5te bielen Tohtern ser FL.
@alburg entsese,1famen. SD ihriee
oamals in Dem @rtifel: v0ieie oeut.
iden SdpeItern erfiillen eine Deii,
Iton: lie leben elmer beioniI6 tperben.
Den 8elt 8erftagsbeiligfeit Dor; lie
entsiinoen in elmer baBerfiiaten, ra6.
iiihtigen @elt Die Selier ser 2iebe.
Sir mid tp,lroe bie Subrt cine Jabrt
5u elmer SnIel bes Srieoens, Ser 2ie.
be uno lebenoisen gbriitentuurs. Sd
bin Der 2iebe begegnet.
Sd tpeiB, 6aB sic ,,e,,e gfebtiiIin
|ni6t nod Der @iirbe itrebte; tie tpiir.
De gelpiB piel Eieber BEL ibrem 2ieb-
ltngss llno 'Sorgerfinbe, Dem &onbent
in Boulder bleiben. 8ott bat es on
bers gelpont, @r bat Die fromrne, .oe,
miitige Srau berufe,t, bas &loIter ct.
8alburg ourh bieie iftpere Belt BIN
ourf5ufiibren.. gs min mir i6einen,
gr babe fie nod Interifa eefiibrt, INN
lie -fiir sic sroBere Irtfsabe 81, er5ie-
ben l1o Dor5ubereiter, Den 9lif au
,Deiten, fremoes Denfen fennen al Ier.
men. ne,le Irbeitsmetbooen at eriperr
ben, sroBere 3iele 3u ieben. gelm
fiibrt gr iie auriif in Sic Seimat, on
Der lie init allen 5aiern ibres Ser5ens
bdnst, als De.tter 5r Sen S06tern
ct. @alburss, oe,ren lire erite 2iebe
uno Gorge galt, l.1so ih tpeiB, lie miro
au6 Sen Seimatpertriebenen in beIon=
oerer 8eiIe Rutter iein. Sd tpeiB es
aus Ser Inteilnabme an neinen Sor=
gen. ..I...... .-4l d..
9ie WiiniGe unb @ebete pieler
5reunoe Gus Ser 0euen 8elt geleiten
Sic in Sic alte Seilrtat, ssrau Mugu-
itina, nein 5rau aebttiiin! Ad null
| t0S dll1OSi ...
!. g.. S. &eid ben eree r.
P:S. @s lit tragiId, oaB .penige
Gage Dor Der 8abl Sic betagte Me,lt-
ter Der Srau slebtiiiin in Die grpis-
felt einelng. RI. p. ~.-..-
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Bir ttrrr Arhfif1in unit,
6t. malhurg in Eid,ttatt

9lm 6eite Nari1 8erfiinoigllng bot
oas altebripiiroige &loiter ct. 0al=
burg cine Na6folserin fir Sic iiingIt
|nerItorbene slebtiliin .8ene6icta Don
Spiesel seapdblt. Die @abl fiel auf
Eoie Briorin bes: &onperts ct. @nl-
| burg bel Boulder, Colo, Srm1 4uel1-
itina 8eibermii0er, O.S.B. ... .
Sd freue midi iasen al f0nnen,
|baB ih nit Der neuen Aebtiiiin felt
elmer Meibe pon SSsabren in frelno.
|lhaftli6er Gerbi1lOung itano, obapobl
tpir uns MIR einmal gelegentlib zines
8eiubes IN Boulder Nbegegneten. sic
fat piele meiner Sorgen mttgetraeell,
n,itselitten uro init ibren guten
Sdspeltern mitsebetet 1rno 1nitseboI=
fen; pielleidt fonnte ih in gerinsere1rl
Wabe an ibren Sorgen teilnebmen.
@s lit 10 iiblih getporben, baB man
iemartb, ser elm Mn,t, cine 8uroe, Ell
men Sitel befomnt, nit 2obbtoeleien
iiberi1iittet un6 oQe r16glihen &c.
i6ihtden unb 2egen6en eradbIt. Inn
Die @roBe uno gerabesu pra6eitinier.
te Berufuns oes Gr1pdblten 5u betpei-
len, BON ser man oftnals aud i'm
beaiten Gasesli6t ni6ts nrerfen folin-
te. Gs mag id)on fein, baB @leioer
2eute MAIDEN, oaB Sitel ll,ro 8irben
,nenibli6e @erte l,no 2eiitlitlg err
Iesen nriiiien. v0ie 1neiIten Menlden
babet offenbar 10 tpenig @igenge=
tpiht', baB es gleihiam BON al,Be1
,anfgefIat' aperoen 11uB = balrb 8e,
/ iis, &leiber, Berbinoungen, Eitel
ltitp.," iogt Soa ST. @oerres in ibre,,
.0ofturnen" (S. 1917.
Nier1ano tuiroe es mir mebr Der
iibeln ais bie nere 4ebtiilin, luiiroe
ih In oenielben Sebler berfaIen; id)
ipiiroe aud ietber liebet idmeigen als
ettpns ifreiben. aDopon ih ni6t bum.
bert Yro5ent iiber5el,gt BIN. go bari
id) mid berufen dtf eine1 Mrtifel
SD bin ser 2iebe besegnet", Der
| idon i'm Sftober 1947 erIhien, alir
5u elmer 3eit, oa tliema1b eine abs
i,ung ba6en fonnte, oaB Srall augu.
itina als glebtiifin III ibr Wutterflos
iter suriidseben apiiroe. l1no i'd babt
ihlieBlt6 nidts atroeres geiagt uni
ge}6rieben, ais mos an6ere Dor mi,
iagten, in Ser Hreiie nno am &abio
Ger fIeine @onbert in 8oulber bai
1utter sSran 4mg,,itiras Sibring atf
lieben erregt in Mmerifn: bic tSbme
tern, Die iif ielber eine Garm bamen
Die syeloer beitenen, bte grnte berein
lbolen, Dos 8ieb i'm Stau, Siibner uni
lGnten periorsen, fiir Sen @inter Sol;
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Der ,Wentalitdt', bic fih in ieinem
S6reiben on Sic offenbnrt, al l6lie.
BEN, tpuren iie nidt neutral
-. gs niB einen ,fi,1ien', tpenn
aiuer Die. ,fntboliibe Wentalit1t' Der
aeute beargtpobnt, bic 1885 fin
9eitidlano geItilnmt baben. Das tpar
bolt ineine ,Wentalitdt', apenn i1 auf
pegen elmer Se6nifalit1t 1idt tim.
men burfte, nie aub manhe nnoere
ehte 'Saarlanoer; bod NOR i6 lanee
genilg oriibeil in Dem Sabre Dor Der
abitimnung 1,nb fp1brero ser glb,
ltimmung, 10 baB ih tpobl 1peiB, mo-,
BON if reoe. Die ltarfe Stdtus-quo,
8efuegung NOR fiir bie meilten &a,
tboltfen MIR 10 gemeint, apie Sic IelbIi
befiirtuorteten, OILS Elm llebergangsal.
itano, eine 8arteseit bis our enbgiil.
tigen abltimmuns. slber es fam ME.
mails 'eine offi5ieae grfldrung bes
@olterbunoes, 0aB ser tenpor1re
Status quo iiberbaupt in Sraee fdn1e.
1as bate Der Bolterbuno au6 al
logen! lttlo apas bat bellte oie l1ge 5l
lagen? :. :" ~ i.
Gin anoerer seiltlider Serr idreibt
uns r3um SroIt" II. a.:
rgr5biibof Ct. s(oam Setter
Brien a. ST., 8apern), oen id fiir
ben .Banoerer' eeuinnen ;fonnte,
-ihrieb mir folgenbe 3eilen: ,9anfe
berlibit audi fir ,Banoerer'. Sd
tam tim sar nidt Oft serlus aus
.lelben, 10 oft miro er setpiini6t. 8rir-
5iptenfeItisteit, &larbeit uno Offer-
belt uno babel cine tiefgriinoiee
aenntnis ser innern 1lno duBern pos
lItilben gnt1pidlung aeidnen ibn
aus. Or bat bier in &reil lien, bic 1l1,s
i'm aagemeinen ferne lteben, ginorud
gena6t lnb ibnen Sota6tung fir
ben anerifaniI6en &atboli5ismus OBJ
gerungen.'
Gin anoerer Mboment, $. $.
alops Worner, 3roitberg Baperm,
i6reibt 4pie folst: ,Gas 8latt lit ein-
fa6 pbdnomenal. Seine 8erIhleier=
llne, sSraftur, 8eleudtung big
binter Die auliiien bes 8elttbeaters.
Sd babe 5. 3. feiu gremplar 5ubau-
ie, oa Elm paar 2aierfreun6e bie geum-
mern Don a-3 peridlineen.
.~8ieQei6t tp1re ser Mbbrud bieler
beioen @utadten oie bette Mbflrbr fir
@en angriff bieies 5errn >"
r. Cine ldnsere 3uidrift tperoen mir
|nafIte 8ode oer6Hentliden. Ser
Serfafier i6reibt pon ii6 ielber. boB
er virberbaupt fem Eeuti6er" Iei uno
~oas Na5is&egime I'M Sabre 1943-44
|allf Der eisenen Saut peripiirt" babe.
aber er mabt iib sic 9arlegungetl
IN unlerer anttport an Sen geiltliden
Serrn in aanooa riifbaltslos su Ell
gen uno ergan5t lie alts eigenen 8e-
o6ahttngen. .
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8le I'M Srailm eeben mir burb ben
Sabrnarft oes 2ebens. .unb ploslid
einmal fommt llns bas aues tpie ge=
malte Sorbeit Dor; unb mir fraaen
uns ielber: oas ba, lit bas ons 2eben?
8o5u Ser fl.r5e Slug Ser Ntiide, apo5u
Grbisung uno anItrensuns? Aaes
persebt. @er feinen @ott bot, fir 5en
lit oie 8elt tatiddlih ser Sbouplas
oes Uncertainties. @as in alIer @eIt
tann Ben por Ber5speiflung betpabren,
Der Ses .Grsenoaieins gibtigteit er-
fannt unb feline bobere Soffnung
bot? @eil gu, 0 @ott, biIt, bat bic
8elt einen slllanunenbansenoen Sssn=
balt. Naup,ann.
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tsndl hrutr
gsH P. .Safas- Cd ne eisier,
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7Gs iirtb mebr als fiinf8ig Sabre,
leit in gum eriten WeaI I'M @betto,
Dem Salberpbiertel Mouls, mar. gnge
id5rnutige Soften, in ei1ranoer &c,
Id,ndtelte, balb 5erfaIene Steinbd,,-
ier. serllmpte ihmar3baarise &ilroer,
Jrauei' init ibrem Siirgiten an Der
gr,it auf Der 1iiridlpele iitero ;. Sc
ride mad. RIoblau9 uno 0ijnen Qes-
tere bonn 1loben Jiibmarft); bte Mui-
men oes Waraelus- -Tbeaters uno an
oere 1nebr. Sn oieies @betto fiibrt
,rns min Sic ortsfsnbjge @ertrub bon
Sc Sort elm in ibrem neleiten Mo=
mat: Ser Yaplt aus Dem ghetto"
(Benai9er-Berlag @itriieoeln). gs III
,uoH ads reiiite @u1 Ser Dreilnoiieb.
5igidbrigen 6eitti1e1t Di6ferit.s
sNl Der Sorm pom Sa9en alssb Sc,
gert6en, 6enen ii6 6ie Spsa9e sprGd).
tig anihmiegt, miro ail,s Der Mufitieg
Des Betrlts 2eonis Bis surl ,R0nig
po,l gfo1n" geidiloert. Gieier ift Der
reihe 8ater oes ipdtern @aroinals
ltl,b @egettpapites Hier 9eone. Dieie
2ese1oet, iino ,pie piIoe gfeuranferl,
Die fih nm Die feIten BfeiIer Ger @e.
Ifidte i6lit,sen. Sm &i,ltergr,ino.
llrlo. % li1lb bort tpieoer itarf i'm
9banpet,liht, ieben mir Die grober
@eihebniiie Der ftrhIihen. Meform
bes fl. @regors VII. Bis al Snno.
5en3 ~. (1080-1130). Ereffer6el
pieaeiht tpare Ser Bergleih NIT bei
slrbeit Der GosnlQten, Die (ettpa elm.
blnoert Sabre ip1ter) m ct. aaiil
81. Rom lltro nnoersapo tualnoerb1rt
Nofniten fdnfen. Dieie fIeinen Sc,
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lniien, ia gerabeau es berdisiagen,
oaB lie bas cine ODER nnoere aino
beporaugen, ibm mebr Bobltaten CT.
,peiien; rpie ieinen 8ei6fpiitern, es
| ihoner heiben unb tpeniger arbeiten
laiien. 3as lit ge,piB nift 5u billigen.
neil Die @ltern tbre ainoer lieben
Iollen uno es gur nift merfen laiien
oiirfen 1penn fie einem oerielben
mebr 5llgetan iino
IQein, lpenn nld Elm &ino tpirflid)
10 5uriifgeIest umb bon leinen gltern
lieblos bebanoelt 1piiroe, 10 mare oas
bod nod fem @runb, Die gltern ni6t
5u lieben llnb Ibneigitng segen Die
lelben in iiG su ltnterbalten. 9enn es
bleibt INNER ibr &ino, Sater uno
Wtutter bleiben ieine gltern. 9as loa
in einem iol6en Sale bas 3ino 1pobl
beoenfen. llno mos iagt Der Iiebe Sci
lano2 rWenn ibr MIR Die liebet, tpelz
DIE eu6 liebeii, mos ioIlt ibr oa fir
einen 2obn baben. Sun bies nidt uuh
Die 3ouner? llno tpenn ibr nur cure
griioer griiBet, mas tut ibr oa mebr2
Sun Dies ni6t aud Die Seioen? SIR
ulIo IoQt pollfommen iein, apie euer
Gater i'm Simmel poafommen lit"
(Wtattb. 5, 46, 49,. 8enn Dies nun
iGon gilt inbe5ue auf iene 0ebenmen-
iben, NIT tpelben mir in gar feiner
8en1einI6aft iteben, tpie iolen benn
iene &inoer Dor Dem Ritterituble
8ottes beiteben, tpelfe ibre gItern
mir Damn lieben ipollen, 1penn lie oud)
Don ibuen geliebt tper6en?
Gin iolhes &in6 banoelt aber niht
BLOB llngereft, ionoern oud uroer=
niinftig. @enn Elm &ino iid 1uirflih
Don iei,sen gltern 5uriifgeiest 11no
tpeniser seliebt iiebt. 10 ioa es seraoe
Den eltern etne groBe 2iebe 5eigen,
Inn oaour6 ibr Ser5 81, getpinnen, ib=
re 2iebe ii6 gleihiam 5u per6ienen
tlno 5lt erfaltfen. 2iebe ertpedt 8e-
genliebe. 8em Der Menlb iiberbaupt
10 empfanglih lit fir grspeiIe Der
9tebe, tperoen es oenn 8dter nno
Wtutter ni6t nod mebr iein, tpenn
oieie 2iebesbetpeiie bon ibrem eige=
men &inOe a1.seeben?
l. &gin geiiptel fir ,,niere @orte. ssn
DEM Seben bes FL. Yetrus Oantianus
(geltorben 1879, bes groBen 8ii1ofs
uno &aroinals, leien mir, ooB er BON
leinen eltern nur iebr 1peniq 2iebe
empfing. gr apar Der iiingIte Don lei
men 8eIhtpiltern; 'als er auf Die @elt
fam, 1pollte feline Ma1ltter i'm gar niht
als ibr &inb anieben ,,no olif5ieben,
neil tie nit ben iibrisen @inoern
i6on 10 biel 2ait batte. Cine gutber-
5ige Nadbarin erbarmte Iit oes &in=
oes llno reihte ibm sic nottpen6iae
geabrung. Sroe oieier 2iebloiigfeit
letner Gltern tpar Ser fleine Gar1io=
mus ibnen oennoh in ir1niger 2iebe
5ugetan. Mls bielelben bal6 nahein-
amber Itarbet1, grante iif ganrianus
gar iebr oariiber. Giues Cages fano
er elm @eloitiid, bas er{te @elb, aas
er in ieine SGnoe betan1. Sbapobl Der
gigentiimer tros allen Ha6forihens
nl6t ermittelt tper6en fonnte uno
0antionus iebr beoiirftis spar, bebielt
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Evening star., 1950-09-13

CHICAGO. - Modern railway
tracks weigh 130 pounds a yard.
Early tracks weighed only so
pounds,
Evening star., 1950-09-13

lines near Masan but were re-
pulsed.
A Far East Air Forces spokes-
man said a new technique of
flare-lighting Red conveys moving
at night was proving highly sue
cessful.
Several Red conveys were
sighted Tuesday night moving
south from Pyongyang. Red capi-
tai. to Seoul. Another convoy Of
so to rs vehicles was sighted near
Kumchon.
B-26 light bpmbers working in
pairs dropped flares along the
roads. A second pair followed the
first two in bombing and strafing
runs. Then they dropped flares to
light up the conveys for the first
two planes on return bomb runs.
The spokesman also said fight
er-bombers now salvo eight rock
cts simultaneously when attack
ing Red tanks instead of making
repeated one or two rocket passes
The spokesman said the dis
persed impact of eight rock.
cts "disintegrates" RusSian-made
T-34 tanks.
Three made Yak fight.
ers were destroyed and another
damaged Tuesday at Pyongyanl
Airfield. This brought the tota
of Red planes to SO destroyed ane
"a damaged.
In Is close support sorties fight
er-bomber pilots reported sever
Red tanks were destroyed and f1vt
damaged.
Evening star., 1950-09-13
Dinwiddie Farm Is Sold
| To Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 5. Love
BY the Associated Press

WARRENTON. Va, Sept. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Spencer Love
of Washington and Greensboro,
N. c.. have purchased the Din
widdie Farm near Middleburg in
one of the largest real estate
transactions of the year in North
ern Virginia.
An executive of Burlington
Mills in Greensboro, Mr.. Love
plans to use the 414-acre estate
as cattle and stock farm. The
purchase price from Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. West, jr.. was not
divulged. but it was reported to be
more than 100000.
DinWiddie Farm adjoins Fox
croft School and the property
Huntland.
Mr.. and Mrs. West plan to build
new home near Carter Hall in
Clarke County.
Evening star., 1950-09-13

LOS ANGELES-The bluefish is
the most ferocious and deStruc-
tive fish for its size in the world.
Evening star., 1950-09-13
; New Polio Cases
Bring Area Toll 10 273

Three new polio cases have been
reported in the Washington area,
according to health departments,
making total of 273.
The Districts count is 116 polio
cases compared with SO at the
corresponding date last year. The
two new cases are a 6-year- -old
girl from the 400 block of Rich
ardson street NV. and a 5-year-
old boy from the 3700 block OF
Northampton street NV, both in
Children's Hospital.
Prince Georges County reported
the other new case. a 3-year-old
boy from the HOO block of Lam
caster road, Takoma Park, Md,
who is also in Childrens Hospital
The county now has 48 polio
victims for this year.
Twelve new cases have been re-
ported to the Virginia State Health
Department, giving that State 653
cases, according to the Associated
Press. Four of the new cases were
from Wythe County. the Nations
hardest hit polio area this sum-
mer. They were the first cases
reported there in almost two
weeks.
Polio claimed the life yesterday
of 5-year-old Linda Jean Perkins,
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fowler T. Perkins, of Norfolk
County, Va. She was the third
Norfolk County resident to die of
the disease this year, the AP re-
ported.