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AIR CONDITIONING UNITS - For
rent by the season. Supply of rental
units limited. Call Ii. 3-4112, r. &
M. REFRIGERATION CO., PA L
st. me-, YOUR PHILCO AND YORK
AUTHORIZED SERVICE DEALER.
ANTIQUES, china and glass; many
misc. pieces. Reas. 2120 37th st.
NV. from II am. to pm, Sat.
only. Side door only: no phone calls.
ANTIQUES-6 Hitchcock chairs from
Hitchocksville. Conn; , signed orig
finish and seats; reasonably priced.
Empire chest of drawers; good cond.
Old glass, paintings, etc. TIE. 1851.
- Georgian Chest. S75;
table, Victorian, $50. . small bed
rm. chairs, rocker and Straight
chair, S35 and $50; Victorian wal
nut hand needle-point, rust color,
500; Italian renaissance arm chair,
hand needle-point turquoise blue,
Ss5. All excellent cond. TIE. 4l67.
ANTIQUE, brown marble topped table;
$50; top, 20x2S inches; perfect con-
.dition. MI. 1853. ewes. -22
ANTIQUES and other household fur
nishings, 6605 10th st. NV, Satur-
day / to 5 and 7 to 9; other times
by appt. Phone GE. 1889 or SH.
S2S5, 90
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PIANOS

II you are not in a position to pur-
chase piano at this time, call US
chase Plan. BY this means, you
can have a piano in your home be-
fore the possible coming shortage
of pianos. CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.,
11OS G ST. NV, DI S464 -22
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BEDROOM, dining room, contents OF
home; cash. We do moving, storage
Ia. 1887; after 7 pm, GE. 1416
BOOKS BOUGHT, all kinds, any
peass ALB6N ane rf%S9fa BooS sao Il Pur s
c39NsSe Pa aye. n ~, "; ST ST S69s; scnn,>,
very tall, 6, or II panels; will pay
good price. Phone EN-. 6129. -2l
CLOIHiN.GG-HignsSt prices tor Een ;
ST NV AD 37?~. VIII cali
FURNITURE wanted at once; good
furniture; entire home or odd pieces.
Also. want grand piano and electric
refrigerator. Call MR.. GRADY, MA.
FURNITURE. complete household ano
single pieces bought AID ss79
FURNlTURE--Wlh GUY entire con.
tents or odd pieces Also old hina
bric-a-brac Buying and selling fol
55 years HOPWOoDS. 9Th and d
sts NV ME- 1897
Hide-a-bed. NO. 1892,
MA. 0614. pa
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PIANOS

We have a few console pianos which
have been out on home rental at a
good saving below the original
prices. These pianos look like new
and carry a new piano guarantee
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., 110S G
st NV nj S4B4 90
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FURNITURE
En PCT OFF

AnSonia Furniture Co.
New Owner
J. J. STRIKOL
sol H st. NE, Cor. 9th and H
Open Till PM. Ii. 3-3354
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PIANOS, WE PAY Cash
AL styles. sH. 303s.
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CONTINUED on Next Pagel
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PAPERING, PAINTING = on season
cali I. cRowELL. sH. 1915. -25
PAPERING, 5-rm.. 2-story, hall house.
SS5; do own work; white mech. MA
5734, RE. 5O32, after 8. and Sun.
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4.50-SCREENS- 80
1000 all-aluminum. Custom built.
5-day delivery. Builders invited.
doWs. MR., MINNIX, Ii, 6-33SS. 27"
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experience in engineering or build
ing trades; permanent position in
growing concern; 40-hr. week with
attractive salary. Apply to person.
mel Office. l1o4 H ST NV -o3
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Gable upright. S145; Knabe grand,
S2S5. sol H St. ne. Open to
PIANO, Geo. Steck.. j yr. old. perfect
cond. Call HU. 5000, Ext. 53S. Fri
and Sat. ewes: all day Sun. -23
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New, complete. with spigots and
trap: also new grade A close
seats. ACE WRECKING & BLDG
MATERIAL CO. 4002 MINI. ave.
AnSnn
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PAINTING

Painting, Paper Hanging
General repairs: reliable. white me-
chanicS. MR.. RIDENOUR, DU. 3793
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ANTIQUE BRACELETS, clips. dia-
monds of any description. Cash paid.
ERNEST BURK. GA 18th st. NV.
china. glassware. rugs silverware
paintings; highest cash prices paid
Call MURRAY tStarbecSerl Ia
3333
ANTIQUES-Btic-a- china, sill
verware, old jewelry. glass, any amt
Dora Krupshaw Milestone.
THE-HOUSE-OF-G
l43S Wis. Ave. NV NO. $500.
ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture. silverware. jewelrs
and Chinese art objects Any guam.
tity Call Louis SegaL CH 1893;
ewes EM 6TRS
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SOUTH WOODSIDE
WHITE CAPE COD

VIII Z OhPE COD
Center hall, 25-ft. liv. rm., fireplace,
Side-paneled in pine, large din. rm,
with paneled wainscoating, kit. and
bedrm. with full bath on 1st fl.
winding stairway to 2 bedrms. and
dressing room or nursery and addi-
tional bath on end f.; very large
closets, side screened porch. oil h
VIII, built-in garage. On large cor
ner lot. abundant with Towering
plants and shrubs. very conven-
lent location. Owner leaving town,
Price. S26,500. GRAHAM & CO.,
81, 6O1O.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
ROCKVILLE
WIFI, co OF

small down payment for the large
family will buy this modern home,
consisting of the following features;
rm. with firepl., din. rm., modern
kit; End floor has 4 rms. and full
bath; h.-w.h,, full bsmt.; det. garage;
attractive shaded lot. Open to an
offer. Ewes, EN-. 1175. SAMUEL E.
BOGLEY INC WI 1920 Ia
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RANCH HOUSES
BEDRM-GI-Sl09 $50
VA Approved

$87.50-$900 DOWN-GI
inspect this attractive 2-bedroom
bungalow, with large living room.
picture window. equipped kitchen,
dinette, bath, storage attic, screened
lot in Kensington, 2 blocks to ele-
mentary school; $50 per month,
including taxes and insurance, to
qualified veteran. Call Mr.. Smith,
LO. 5-S477 ewes; MA. 5005 days.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INc.-152O x ST. NV.
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4 BEDROOMS
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE

Older home on corner lot, among Ice.
shade trees, in very good section of
NV. Washington; liv rm., din. rm.
and kit, with side and back screened
porches on 1st fl; upstairs. bed
rms. and inclosed sleeping porch or
playroom, l bath; interior of house
in good cond.; nice floors; big yard
for children: storage attic and bsmt.
Call Mrs. Danek, OR. S444, or HU.
4346, with WETZEL REAL ESTATE.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

ANACOSTIA-Semidetached bricktex;
= rms. bath; h.-w.h.; price. $3.50.
HARTMAN REALTY, INC. I345
Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-3400.. LU.
ANACOSTIA, mr.. 18th and Good Hope
Sdi Sc sna semidst brick: rms rms til tie
entrance, gas heat, deep lot; SILL
$50. HARTMAN REALTY, INC,
1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc. LU. 4-3400,
LU. 4-39S2.
BRlCK BUNGALoW-2 beNrooms.
Price $13,250. 5000 Valley9d. s.e.
or call HI. k162. -1S
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NICE 2-FAMILY BRICK
Lovely home and income; mr.. Boiling
Field; prac. new; 2 apts., 4 rms.
and bath in each apt, separate
entrs., gas h.-w.h.. full bsmt.: In
come, Sl59 mo-, only S16,760, So, 900
down. ANNENBERG REALTY CO.,
1917 Pa. ave. Sc, Ii. 1887 till o.
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4 BEDROOMS

Owner leaving town so he
is offering this lovely home
which is located in beautiful
Woodside Forest Silver Spring.
Nd.
1t contains on the 1st
floor q large bedroom or
den, powder room, living
room, dining room and a
large breakfast room. Fully
equipped kitchen and q
screened porch of living room.
2nd floor has 4 bedrooms
and 2 baths, huge closets.
large recreation room with
fireplace. This room you actu-
ally will fall in love with.
House is heated with the
finest heat in the world which
is gas hot-water.
For full information. call
after 1870 am.
81. 5644
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THE GOSS COMPANY

44NO44A4N OI 1L41N0 D1C.
Beautifully appointed 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial, ga baths. equip. tile kit,
2 flrepls., pine paneled rec. rm.,
screened porch, Anchor fenced yard.
For appt call Mrs. Hart, WA. 661S,
cox 81 CO., 81, OTIS, -16
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CRESTWOOD
COLONIAL BRICK
Loc. in the choicest section OF this
beaut. planned development Built
ter hall, z rms, sun deck, 3Ia baths.
rec. rm. and is conY. to transp.,
schools, churches and shopping CEN
ter. Call Mrs, Lord, TU 1859.
PAUL P. STONE
lois 18th st. NV, MA. 1879.
IEXcl L Iistinnl Il 6
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SILVER SPRING

Lovely, 4-bedrm., 2-bath home, To-
Gated in close-in section Of Silver
with firepl., din. rm., 2 bedrms. and
bath and fully equipped kit; End
floor, Q bedrms. and bath; pine
paneled rec. rm. with bar in bSmt;
built-in garage; lot, so by so IT.
Priced to sell today. To inspect,
call
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
Sligo 301O It'll q PM ia
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BRIGHTWOOD
CHEVY CHASE

<-BEDROOM, 2-BATH. CENTER
HALL NEW ENGLAND
COLONIAL
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w. C.. & A. N. MILLER
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

1st FL. BEDROOM & BATH
owner leaving washington and is
offerins unusual and exceptionally
complete brick home on quiet street;
walking distance of elementary
school. 1st d. has living room, din
ing room, breakfast room, kitchen
screened porch bedroom and bathl !;
Q baths: basement consists Of rec.
room with bar and fireplace; maids
room and bath; attached garage:
carpeting on living room and stairs
included IN sales price; large lot;
excellent neighborhood: Evenings,
RAYMOND B. DUNN, Wo. o214:
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SILVER SPRING

Attractive floor plan and generous
rms. are Just. two of the. desirable
1st-fioor den and half-bath; nice,
level lot and det. gar. Nr. schools
and transp. Ewes, EN-. 5232. PHIL
LIPS CANDY g. FULLER, INC, 1912
18th ST NV ST 2400 IL
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HILLTOP TERRACE
High elevation, near Ft. Dupont
2-yr-old. semidetached brick, with
6 bright rooms, full bsmt., gas &C.
heat, Venetian blinds and comb.
storm windows. Assume GI loan
with payments Of approx. S72 mo-,
incl. everything. Ewes, OIL. 1129.
John F. Donohoe & Sons
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Last Word In Modern Living
People stop to admire this lovely cor.
rambler in Silver Spring. It's the
kind of place you have dreamed of;
custom-built by builder for his own
home; many unusual features; price,
S32 800. RUTLEY g. BAIR, ST. 2911;
ewes, TU. 1927 10
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
COLORED

Ais 3RD STREET NV.
1 bedrms.; glass encl. porch makes
2 extra bedrms.; large liv. rm. and
din. rm. and kit; 2-car garage: oil
h.-w.h.; full basement. Don't fail
to see this home. Call Mr.. Rich
MARSHALL j. wAPIE CO.
1924. 18th St NV DI. :;346.
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SILVER SPRING, $12,95O
Lovely Colonial, on level lot, close to
fireplace, din. ell, kit, paneled den
and screened porch; 2 twin sized
bedrms. and bath on end; full base
ment.
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
SH. 5555, Realtors, It'll o pm
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SOLDIERS HOME AREA
A REAL BARGAIN AT $4,000
MAY BE PURCHASED UEFURNLSHED
SHEPHERD 1011 UNTIL 8 Pm.
YOUNG & BOWERS CO.
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~ ACRE & RAMRI,ER'

Just 2 years old, this large detached
brick rambler has rms, 8 bedrms 4,
baths and Is ocat located Ito on Level
cellent condition. This owner oc-
cupant will give immediate possess
sion and has put the low price of
S22,950 to insure quick sale. Call
ME, 1143 until 9 pm, J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Reeltor.
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HoUSES-SALE-N.E. (cont. }
Immediate Possession

NAAAA@AS NA4hNNS . SNSN1~SS@A
Owner has vacated this beaut. CEN
ter-hall. detached brick. with 6
spacious rms. 2 tiled baths on End
floor. fully equip. modern kitchen,
luxurious recreation rm, and bath
in bsmt.; attractive landscaping
A. nice home in the finest section
OF Michigan Park; near transp. and
stores. Call Mr. Penan, LA. 6-6666
or UN. 2935 ewes. PECK d CO..
1918 18th st. ne.
ALL ON 1 FL; brand-new 6-rm.
brk. home. full cellar. auto. gas
h.-w H., stove. .refgr., Ven. blinds;
lge. lot. trees, driveway; 1852 Vista
st. ne, 3 blks. east Of r. ]. and s.
Oak aves.; price $14 $50: Open
daily or by appt.. AID. 1898 or
Near Catholic University
Lovely semidet. home; 10 yrs. old
in new-house cond.; 3 bedrmS., 2K
baths, roomy kit. plenty Of cabi-
nets; beautiful rec rm., laun. and
garage; ground level. lovely land
scaping. A good housekeeper will
appreciate this home; can be viewed
by appt. Mrs. Swanson. DI. 1904.
ROBERT L. McKEEVER co.
Realtors, Shoreham Bldg, MA. 1850.
is
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3725 oath ST. NE.
9Th and Gallatln NE.

9th and Gallatln NE.
MICHIGAN PARK AREA
S1l,95O buys this attractive 2-bed-
room, semidet. brick home; hV. rm..
din. rm., kit, full bsmt.. gas heat,
corner lot, Anchor fence, Veretisn
blinds; $1,000 down. Call Mrs.
CAMPANELLA g. CO.
Elk. 4113; Ewes. CO, 1887. IL
COLORED ACKER ST. NE.
rooms, . kitchens. bath, refgrs., 2
gas stoves. Possession. Oil hot
water heat. Small down payment;
very easy terms. Call MR.. BERNIE,
DE. 1861; Mr.. LEvERTON, EN-.
CoLoRED-ss.75O-4-yr. old row
brk. Of finest quality, rms, tile
bath. with tub and shower; full
req. Ewes, call WI 4S34, FRANK
S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411. 30
CoLoRED-OPEN DAILY, 7-S-Riy-
er terrace, 4O5 36th st. ne, small
down payment buys this lovely o.
rm. brk. home. Gas heat. yds,
porches; poss. MR.. BROWNE, RA.
6O5S, liz
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COLORED
WORCESTERSHIRE

ONLi p45o DOWN
Mr.. NO. CAP. AND L SITS. NV.
Large Groom row brick home; bath
gas. elec. and coal h.-w.h. SURETY
REALTY CO., AID. 0531 till 8. -1a
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MONTGOMERY
Attention.. NeWlV-Weds

AttentlOn, NeWIy-WeuS
You can assume a GI loan and move
right In this superbly-furn,, brick
semidet. home owner is leaving
country and will sell everything,
set, air-cond. unit, auto. washer,
storm, windows and lawn furniture;
deep lot.
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ONLY $12,950

OINAI IUUU
DET. ROOMY BUNGA., consisting OF
bsdrma 5y nm on dn ist F9 a. dnshsd HsR i0s rooms
upstairs: full bsmt., h.-w. heat, det.
gar, front porch; / blk. from r. /.
ave; owner will sell or trade; good
terms. Don't wait. Call BROWN
REALTY CORP, Realtors, ST. 2026;
ewes and Sun ia 1900.
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1 BEDROOMS AND DEN

Well-kept home has a lge. liy. I'M,
din. rm., kit, 4 bedrms., den, .
baths, full bsmt. with Law, garage;
conv. loc within walking distance
of heart OF silver Spring; readily
adaptable for use by 2 families.
Priced at only S2I $50.
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American University Park
New Listing
RRIGHTWOOD

brick, fine condition. 8 rms,
2 baths. rec. rm. in bsmt:. gas h.
VIII, nice lot. garage. Priced right
for quick sale. H. T. RANDOLPH,
RE 2137.- TR. 1865.
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HILLCREST

HILLCREST
Brand-new bunga., in beaut. area;
lge. rms. and bath, full bsmt.,
gas a.-c. heat, built-in gar., beaut.
picture windows, nrepl. In liv. rm.,
stairway to floored attic; vacant,
quick posS.; only $1S,50o, easy
terms.
ANNENBERG REALTY
1917 Pa. Ave. Sc. IL 1857 Till 8.
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CRESTWOOD AREA
4 BEDROOMS
Corner brick, center entrance, all
large rooms; breakfast nook, screen
ed and incloSed porches, 2-car brick
garage; owner leaving city Priced
for immediate sale. Mr.. Darr, with
FRANK J. VOLKMAN
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CAPITOI Hull

CAPITOL HILL
Adjacent to Capitol and House once
bldgS.; recent restoration in George
town manner; bedrms.. 3 baths;
double drawing room; library; dining
room; modern kitchen; hreplaces
race opening from dining room TO
garden. Call Curley Boswell with
JOHN LIPSCOMB & co.
Mt ORno ia
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S15.5OO BUNGALOW

LARGE CORNER LOT
This immaculate brick nome sits
majestically on a large corner lot
in the Flower ave. area of Silver
dining room, step to storage attic.
exhaust fan in kitchen. bright base
ment with lavatory and outside
entrance.
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Bradberry Heights, D. c.
$l2,250. New semidet. brick homes,
ready to move in. 1900 block H st.
sc. 8 rms. 8 bedrms.s " bath, full
' Io% down S "S Omen 'V0u Ont usA' Ps ave- We
left on Alabama ave. to 46th st. and
house. HARTMAN REALTY. INC.
l345 Good Hope rd. s.e., LU. 4-34O0,
WI SNCR O0
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TO $1,000, terms; 5 acres;
z mi. D. c.. Arm. bungalow. built
in 1946; liberal size rooms, place
for bath, pit. bsmt., cleo. well wa
ter; long frontage on good road;
several chicken houses; land clear:
1St mtg, $4,000; S35 per mo.
ERWIN REALTY CO., HY. 0334;
eyes, WA 1921 -l7
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

Mr.. DISTRICT LINE and Marlboro
pike--3-bedrm. ultra-mod. det. brk.
bungalow on corner lot with det.
side entr.; excel. cond. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER, 1719 K st. NV. MA.
CUTE BUNGALoW-In Dillon Park
at District Line; nice bedrmS., 2
screened ctnedI porehes; dry tt.a 6smt. nice big
moving, will sacrifice for $500.
ARTHUR LAROCHE. Agent. OIL.
00T0, ewes. EN- 1901. -17
LOVELY SEMIDET. 6-rm. 1941 brick
home of superior construction at
1882 Fort Davis st. Ample lawn. Call
EUGENE COFSKY a. co. Ii. 6-3056
OF 10, 2-26S5. lis
Evening star., 1950-02-20
By Alice Eversmon

No more fitting commemoration
Iof the 2o0th anniversary of Jo-
ham Sebastian Bach's death
could have been planned than the
performance last night by the
Roth String Quartet of his art
of Fugue" at the National Gal
lery of Art. This last monumental
work by the great contrapuntist
has remained one of the phe-
nomena of musical history. In it
has been covered, to the most
perfect degree. every type of fugal
composition with a wealth of in
ventiveness without parallel. For
many years it was regarded chief
ly as source of study and guild
ance in the art of fugal writing
but recently, efforts have been
made to give it public perform
ance in one form or another.
Bach wrote this vast collection
of fugueS and canonS without in
dicating for what instrument or
instruments it was intended.
When it was felt that a version
for public hearing could be made,
it was arranged for organ, two
pianos, and for orchestra. That
played last night was in the tram
scription for string quartet by Roy
Harris and M. D. H. Norton.
1t would seem that the gamut
of color residing in the instru-
ments of the quartet serves best
for full appreciation of the
beauties inherent in the collec-
ton. Selected for this form were
IA fugues, graduated according to
their complexities. They were di-
vided into the simple fugues,
where the main theme is treated
variously in rather direct fashion;
fugues in contrary motion; double
and triple fugues, and mirror
fugues. The latter ends with the
quadruple fugue which the COM
poser's death left uncompleted.
The formal design. the intellec-
tualism and the mathematical
precision that were, of necessity,
the component parts of such
theoretical undertaking, had their
terrifying aspects for the ordinary
concert public. That music one
would enjoy listening to was being
created at the same time seemed
hardly possible. Yet the richness
of Bach's imagination takes flight
in this austere form as readily as
in his other works. The theme
used is not of special distinction;
it is what can be made to say that
is so astounding.
AS it's treatment grows more
complex, the expansion in musical
pleasure to the ear increases. The
final group of Mirror Fugues"
have a gripping, dramatic quality
Evening star., 1950-02-20
News Of Music
Roth Quartet Plays Art of Fugue'
On Anniversary of Boch's Death

to them and the idiom is close to
that which has been named "con-
temporary" The members of the
Roth String Quartet; Feri Roth
and JOSEF Smilovits, violins; San
dor Salgo. viola, and Janos Scholz,
cellist, brought to their perform
ance a rare penetration. The
blending of the instrumental
tone was particularly fine in the
"Contrapunctus g. while Contra
punctus 6" seemed especially de-
signed for the tonal quality they
produce.
They imbued their readings
with many infections and with
spontaneity and warmth. One
heard the music that no amount
of rigidity of outline could ban
ish. The concert was an important
occasion as representing what is
possibly the first hearing in this
city of the "Art of Fugue" and
was so regarded by the large aud
ience. 1t was presented through
the generosity of Elizabeth Sprague
Coolidge.
Sonata Recital at Gallery.
At the Phillips Gallery in the
afternoon, Celia Brace, violinist,
and Roberta FRANKIE, pianist, were
heard in a sonata recital. The
Evening star., 1950-02-20
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Evening star., 1950-02-20

program consisted of Beethoven's
Sonata in c Minor, op. 30, No.
o.; Prokofeff's Sonata in D
Major, op. 81" and Faure's
Sonata in A Major, op. 49,"
Both artists are well equipped
with the technical qualifications
for an accurate delivery of these
numbers. They were unable, how
ever, to give any interpretive dis
tinction to their playing beyond
following the musical indications.
Miss Braces tone has not much
vitality so that the rather martial
character of Beethovens Sonata"
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partners style with fidelity. The
metronomic precision Of their
playing. however, and the ab-
sence of individuality in an in
terpretive way. created an atmos-
phere of monotony. A good sized
audience applauded them, none
theleSS.
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was not realized. The lack of
temperament and of personal
ideas was also felt in the delight
full Prokofief work which offers
a wide field for the effective en-
ployment of nuances, variety of
tone and dynamic changes.
Miss FRANKIE conformed to her
Evening star., 1950-02-20
Thief Should Be Mutron

OGDEN. Utah (P. thief
grabbed an armful of dresses in a
store and hurried to an automo-
bile in which he fled. The store
reported II maternity dresses of
different sizes were missing.
Evening star., 1950-02-20
MAKE A NOTE. REMEMBER YOUR THROAT!

HOUSEWIFE Polly Barker: II
know I'll never sing on the stage,
but cigarette mildness counts with
me, too. The 30-Day Test GER
tainly won me to Camels. They're
the mildest, best-tasting cigarette
I've ever smokedl"
Evening star., 1950-02-20

HERE'S THE TEsTl Smoke only
Camels for 80 days! Compare
them in your "T-Zone" Ct for
throat, T for taste). See if you
don't agree that Camels are the
mildest, best-tasting cigarette you
ever smoked.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-31

ed in reviving an ancient land
and converting it into a great
force of spiritual, cultural and
economic progress.
The emergence of Israel as
free and independent nation is
not only an inspiring testimony
of the courage and the sacrifice
of the Jewish people, it is also
reaffirmation of the strength and
endurance of the democratic
ideal. I believe that it should be
a source of great pride to all
Americans that the Government
of the United States has had
such a long record Of sympathe-
tic action in behalf of the estab-
lishment of Israel and that we
were the first Government to re-
cognize the new Jewish State.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-31

During the past two years GER
tain developments have occurred
which are of more than passing
interest to us in the United
States. refer to the establish
ment of Israel as an independent
democracy. What has been ac-
complished in Israel constitutes
an extraordinary demonstration
of faith in the future of man.
kind. AS I understand it, the
great bulk of the million Jews
who now live in Israel were
themselves victims of persecu-
ton. Under the most difficult
circumstances, in the face of the
greatest hardships, they succeed
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-03-31

LONDON, (JTA)-The Bril-
fish Treasury has agreed to re-
lease 100000 pounds Isl, 4OO,OOO)
to Transjordan from frozen ster-
ling balances here, it was re-
ported by the Daily Graphic. The
release is interpreted as an in
dication of Britain's intention to
recognize Transjordan as the
successor to the Palestine Man.
date in the Arab parts of the
country.