davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-16
PADEKITE SURASTI

kio vl., Ukmerges ap.).
LUCKAUSKAITE = MIsKI-
MEME, Vinculka, is Sukorepkos
KIM, Nedzinges parap., ir vyras
MIsKINIS, Jonas,
MANKEVICIUS, Leonas, bel
MANKEVICIUTES, Marijona,
Ona ir Rozalija KASMAUSKIE-
NE.
MISKINIENE - LUCKAUS-
KATE, Vinculka, is Sukorep-
kos KIM, Nedzinges parap., ir
vyras MIsKINIS, Jonas.
NAUJOKAITIENE - sNEI-
DERYTE, Elzbieta ir seserys
KALVAITIENE, Auguste ir
FESTERLINGIENE, Jieva, is
Dainiu km., Jurbarko w., Rasei-
niq ap.
PAsKAUSKAS Juozas, is Gil
vydziu KIM, Viesintu w., Pane
-.
veto ap. (buv. Andrioniskio w.,
Ukmerges ap.).
PLISKEVICIUS Ignotas, is
Sukorepkos KIM, Nedzinges par.
PLIsKEVIcIUTE - SAKA-
LAUSKIENE Morta, is Mesku-
ciu parap., Aloves w., Alytaus
ap. ir sunus Jonas ir Vaclovas.
SAKALAUSKIENE = Pills.
KEVICIUTE Morta, is Meskuciu
km., Nedzinges parap., Aloves
w., Alytaus ap., ir sunus Jonas
ir Vaclovas.
sERGALIENE - KUBILIU-
TE Pranciska ir seserys Barbo-
ra BUBNIENE ir Ona VALAI-
TIENE, bel KUBILIUS Juozas,
Jurgis ir Vincas, is Sasnavos w.,
Marijampoles ap.
sNEIDERYTES: Auguste
KALVAITIENE, Elzbieta NAU-
JOKAITIENE ir Jieva FES-
TERLINGIENE, is Dainiu km.,
Jurbarko w., Raseiniu ap.
VALAITIENE - KUBILIU-
TE Ona ir seserys Barbora BUB-
MEME ir Pranciska sERGA-
LIENE, bel KUBILIUS, Juozas
Jurgis ir Vincas, is Sasnavos
w., Marijampoles ap.
zIURA, Tomas, is Jurgelioniu
km.,. Vilniaus kr.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-16

skelbti ir tie koncerto remejai,
kurie imokes po l dol.
Atskaicius visas spausdinimo
islaidas, visi kiti pinigai bus pa
skirt tremtiniams selpti, todel
yra pageidautina, kad tame lei
dinyje dalyvautu kick galint
daugiau lietuviu organizaciju,
istaigu, biznieriu, professionally
ir KIT.
Bendram Vajaus komitete lei
dinio skyriaus pirmininke yra
isrinkta Izabele Radzeviciute, O
jai talkininkauja komisija is II
asmenu, vietiniu ir naujai atvy-
kusiu. Todel visais to leidinio
reikalais kreiptis j pirmininke
rastu ar telefonu: United Lithu-
anian Relief Fund of America,
Inc, 1O5 Grand Stret, Brooklyn
II, N. Y. Tel. Evergreen 7-1422.
Patartina neatidelioti, mes ko-
mitetas lures rezervuotis laiko
leidiniui sutvarkyti ir j atspaus-
dinti spalio Z d. koncertui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-16

tiniams pareiksti savo padekos
jausmus items geradariams vie
tiniams lietuviams, kuriu deka
jie atsidure Amerikoje, isveng-
dami daugeliu atveju blogesnes
emigracijos j Australia, Brazi-
lila ar KIT. krastus.
Vietineje spaudoje ir per ra-
dija atvykusieji dekojo savo re
mejams, bet dabar tai padaryti
butu ypatingai patogi proga,
mes Sis leidinys bus laikomas ir
sukaktuviniu leidiniu. Tuo maz-
daug laiku j Amerika jau bus
atvykes 25,0O0-asis lietuvis
tremtinis.
Visa privataus pobudzio me-
dziagai uzimama vieta tame lei
dinyje turetu butt apmokama
pagal 81 komiteto nustatyta ta-
rifa: jeigu perkama visas pus-
lapis, tai jis kastuoja 80 dol,
puse psi. =, Is dol, trecdalis
psi. = 10 dol. ir ketvirtadalis
- 8 dol, Tenai pat gales pasi-
Evening star., 1951-03-18

Here is O SNORT suir-dress
which you may moke Of the
same or contrasting mater
ioI. Actress Irene Dunno
models it. Premiere Pottern
No. 3278. q sew-rite perfor-
oted pattern, is for sizes
u, ID. 16, l8, 20, 40 ond
AZ. Size Ia requires only !
yord of 54-inch noteriol for
the skirt. ond / 34 yords
for the jocket.
The spring ond summer
issue of STYLIST, 48-poee
booklet of pattern news,
olso is ovoiloble for 25c.
Allow OF leost six weeks for
pattern or booklet orders to
be filled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27

TEMPLE HILL BUNG.
Convenient to bus service; feature 4
rms. and bath; A-acre lot; lovely
home for small family or an old
couple who likes gardening; only
$3.50; best of terms. 10. 9-911O.
Puffenberger g. Moore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27

COLESVILLE AREA
Ednor Post ONCE. 2 acres and ar
attrac, 7-rm. and bath rambieI
redwood shingles. This house Is
nearing completion and meets all re.
quirementS for large family; spa.
clous liv. nm. with firepl.. din. rm
and completely equipped kit; uttlity
nm. bedrmS. and bath on 1st a.;
bedrms. on End a. Large porch
att, gar, oil &C. heat; beautiful
Handicapped grounds, ample space fol
l mi. of Colesville I'd, in 8
desirable community. Priced only
SlS,950, on terms. Dir: Out Coles
vile I'd, to Ednor p. o., turn right
on Ednor I'd, "a mi. to Donora I'd .
"a mi. to Hornell dr.. 500 #, tc
house on left. Exclusive with
E. S. PRICE 81 co.
LO. 5-l231. 10 s.oa1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27

TAKoMA PARK, MD.-Close-in; det
75arm.. 2-bath house; under $500
an end h sb9nnjrgs ar ;y,3 Ibl BLOCK Of bHs
bargain: Mr.. Maury, TU, 1926
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO., Realtor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
SILVER SPRING
New Brick Colonials
WHEATON HILLS-$16,5O0
Do0yNnr


Terms to Suit Buyer
Open Today IL It'll Dark
Only two. left In this group of de-
tached homes. Truly sensational
value featuring FIRST-FLOOR BED
ROOM OR DEN. living room with
pine. paneled wall and fireplace;
spacious and separate dining rm.;
large equipped kitchen with break
MOST BEAUTIFUL BATH COM.
B1NATION YOU HAVE EVER SEEN
Level. sodded lots; copper plumbing
CHOOSE YOUR OWN DECORA-
TIONS. Near shopping. transp
public park and new grade school
Directions: Out Georgia ave-. 8
blks. past Wheaton shop: center. &c
Arcola ave. U1,700 blk). and
directional sign, left on Arcola to
Parker. left to homes and Open
Sign.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27

OPEN rs
3-Bedrm. Brick Rambler
Close to Indian Spring Country
Club; approx. 3 yrs. old; lge. yard
with Lifetime. fence; kit. lge enough
cond.; assume lge. FILA financing.
Directions: Out Colesville I'd. from
Ga. ave. to 4 Corners. right on Old
Bladenbsurg I'd. approx. 2 blks.,
left on st. Lawrence DIR. to Cherry
Tree lane, right to 40 Penwood
and open sign.
REALTY INVESTMENT co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
RAMBLER
SAIL SPENCER COURT

~ 412s0G11b SSOH1
OPEN / TIL 6 PM.
Only $22,950 for. this fine home,
consisting Of 3 bedrms.. liv. nm.
din, rm.,. all-elec. kit, attic, full
psmt. with panel recreation rm., Ka
pain. Bendtx washer; powder rm.;
transp., schools, etc; immediate pos
session. Directions: Out East-West
highway tbetween Conn. and 18th
st) to Donnybrook ST.. north 2 blks,
on Donnybrook to Spencer court and
Williams REAL ESTATE
EN-. 6871; EYES, GE. 110o
Fred B. Cushman, Realtor
2 MI. FROM HYATTsvILLE. of
Route 240T-3 beautiful acres. i'm
proved with a six-room semibun.
water heat. Prfce, SIS p 700. Cal Calj
NJ, Jerry Williams, Damascus 1881.
|WOODFIELD - Frame semibung allow
8 rooms. "a baths, large living room
WIN open fireplace, oil hot-watel
P Pess aGuole w garage Price
Williams. Damascus 6281.
NEAR CLARKSBURG-3 acres, i'm.
proved with 6-room bungalow, full
basement, no heat. hard road front.
age; Price. $1,000.
R sooTy cdIs,r6cT;Sam and bath ma.
SStachi aNbAOLb otuCCOCQ DUN,
galow, kitchen, dining room, Twin,
room, hardwood floors, hot-watel
heat, 3 small bedrooms: full base,
ment. dirt floor; owner agrees t.
cement same. Price, S1O,5OO.
IDAMASCUS-2-story frame. covered
rooms, hot-water heat: basement
with laundry trays; chicken house
and garden. Price, $500. vii
help to finance Fred B. Cushman
Realtor, $40 Frederick ave-, Gathers.
burg, Nc. Tel. 200.
|GAITHERSBURG. oUTs1DE-2-stor,
ccinder block. construction; firsii
moor, inclosed front porch, small
open porch, large complete kitchen
furnace room, fruit cellar and room
Tor bedroom; End floor, large liy.
ing room, 2 bedrooms and bath
This property is situated on a hiet
spot, with a pleasing outlook. TIL,
bathroom is completed with tn,
exception of hooking UP sewerage
Price, $4,000. Fred B. Cushman
Realtor, BIO Frederick ave, Gathers.
burg. Md. Tel. 300.
Fred B. CuShman, Realto1
$40 Frederick ave-, Gaithersbure
MD. Phone GaitherSburp oo0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27

TAKOMA PARK. Carroll Ave, near
Univ. lane. 6-rm. brick rambler, ~
years old. Expansible attic. Lot Cox
100. Owner tranferred. 81. Ol52
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
HARWICH
OPEN 1 TIL DARK
"A Few OF these lovely homes available

HARWTCH
OPEN l TIL DARK
a Few OF these lovely homes available
S12,250
bet. 2:,story frame dwelling, featur
ing all-elect. GE. kit. with earbae,
disposal and dishwasher, family
sized din. rm., large liv. rm., Is
noor; center stairway to 2 yer,
large bedrms. and tiled bath on 2nc
location. Cali today.
S12,75O
New Cape Cod dwelling, consisting o.
Nv, rm.. 2 lovely bedrms, and tilt
bath; de luxe all-elect. GE kit. with
unii. sin ;r and garbage dispose
lated. with dormers; full bsmt.; "a,
peat; corner lot. See this Lowell,
home today.
$13. $50
Five . and bath Diet. Cape Coo
elect. dE Kit. with dishwasRer' s AM;
garbage DISPOSAL; 2 good sized bed.
rms. and tile bath on LIST floor;
nnisEed center stairway to lge. exp
attic with dormers: full fsrnt.; ga,
neat. II you are looking for a we'll.
arranged exp. home. don't miss this
CT 10So DOWN
Directions: Out Georgia ave. To 1onof
Dix. turn left on Weisman I'd Il
ZOO blk. and open sign. Open
peter ]. hagan
REALToR
UN. $685.. WA. 1857. Open . till Q
HILLANDALE AREA
1911 oAKvIEw DRIVE
OPEN TODAY. 1-6
Note these features in this tnmacu.
late 2-Story brick home:
Ist-noor powder room.
knotty pine den.
Lovely living room with wall-to-wal)
carpeting.
Three twin-size bedrooms and bath,
recreation room and bar.
Rear patio. rooted.
Bui1t-in garage.
Large corner lot with plenty nj
shrubs and trees. ~
Priced below market at S23.5oO
with reasonable terms.
DIRECTIONS: Out New Hampshire ave
extended about l "a mi past Univer-
SHY lane TO Oakview drive, turn left
on Oakyiew to 1911 and Open sign.
BULGE AND BOWLBY
1915 GEORGIA AVE. sH. 5452.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27

Owner will sacrifice his 2-bedrm. as
bestos shingle BUNGALOW. expandablt
attic, full bsmt. with rec. and child's
playrm.; corner lot; close to schools
and transp.; low down payment, bal.
e431. cox g. CO.. 81. 0775.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27

-Lge custom built brick. 3-bedrm.,
2k-bath Cape Cod. l bedrm.. bath
LIST FIR. corner lot; mr.. public. paro-
ehial schools; exceptionally lge. rms,
2 firepls., screened porch. garage,
gas &C. heat; finest construction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
ZIG BLAINE DRIVE
719 BURLING ROAD
III CHESTNUT ST
OPEN l TIL DARK

OPEN l TIL DARK
1051O New Hampshire Ave
HILLANDALE - S35. $50 de Inv.
rambler, has center hall, o54ft
Nv NV rm. with fireplace. picture win
cow 8 large bedrms, . baths. din
rfm ro,, 2O-fti; all cleo. kit; full bsmthH'
fireplace, Y bath; garage; Slate roof:
rza-acre lot. To reach: Out New New
Hampshier. to house or out co;esY
VII. I'd, to New Hampshire ave-,
WOODS1DE PARK-S29 son
New 4-bedrm.. 2-bath brick Cape Cod
Large liv., nm. with fireplace and
pine-paneled wall; separate din din
rm;; large early-American kitchen;
full bsmt.; side screened porch. To
Teach: Out Colesville I'd. to Mrs, KS.
iett on Dale DIR. to Red Oak. right u
block to house and open sign.
5l1 Boyd Court, $18,5 500
TAKOMA PARK, MD,
Prewar brick and frame Colonial:
20-ft. liv. rm. with frepl., separate
Ginning rm.. beautifully eouipped
kltchen. 3 nice-siZed bedrms., fun
bath bsmt,: located on lovely land
SScaped, lot. To reach: Out New
Hampshire ave. to Ethan Allen, left
70. Elm ave, right to Boyd ave,
left to Boyd court.
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC.
SH. 5555. Realtors. It'll o pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
FOUR CORNERS

FOUR CORNERS
COS HARDING DRIVE
OPEN SUN. l TO 6
Sl3.5Q0. 2 bedrms. liv. rm, with
hf1repl:, equipped kit, bath: full
ing and plumbing roughed in for
bedrms., bath: storm sash; conv.
TO- everything. Directions: Coles
vile I'd; to. Lanark way. left to
Greenock. right to Harding and
STATE REALTY SERVICE. sH. 1877
Evening star., 1951-03-07
"Crazy Sunday" Is the
dramatization for tonight.
~rl eHfIelNkI rARA~

dramatlzatton Tor tonight.
TELEVISIoN TODAY
500, WNBW-Four Star Revue
Ed Wynn is host, Fred Allen a
guest.
900, WMAL-Don McNeill TV
Club: Park Avenue Hillbillie" Doro-
thy Shay is honor guest.
900, WNBW-Television Theater:
The 200th production of the theater
is Delicate Story" starring Felicia
Montealegre, Nelson Olmsted and
John Ericsson.
900, WTOP-Somerset Maugham
Theater:: Meg Mundy has the lead
in "The Back of Beyond"
$3.50, WTOP-The Web: E. G.
Marshall, Gwen Anderson and Viola
Roche are the principals in "The
Shadowy Man"
1000, WTOP-Boxing: Ezzard
Charles meets Jersey Joe Walcott
in a 15-round heavyweight cham
pionship fight from Detroit Olympia.
1880, WNBW-Stars Over Holly
wood: Ann Rutherford and Tom
D'Andrea star in Never Laugh at
I,ady."
Evening star., 1951-03-07
] TeIeyision omorrow Thursday, Moreh 8, 1851

q
S.
Clues h' aump ea'n o. Neither i Adams shs" ss ~ disc
2o, 4
- News sos N Disc Jockey $50 with Music a4 wssms
WMAt Holywse
MoP-i
Evening star., 1951-03-07

Evening news broadcast, di-
rect from The Stars news
room, Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WMAL-FM; 6 pm.
Evening star., 1951-03-07
HighIights
RADIO TODAY

S:SO, WCFM-Vlolet Hem1ng !.
Readings from works of Saki.
$3.50, WTOP-Bing Crosby Show:
Judy Garland revisits the singer
1880, WRC-Short Story: r. Scott
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-05-12
White Cops Soldiers
Battle In Columbus, Ga.

COLUMBUS, Ga. - CAMP -
Several Negroes and two civilian
police officers were injured and
five Negro soldiers arrested Mon
day night during a major diStur-
bSnce in this army town, close by
FIT. Benning.
Neither the names of the Ne
groeS nor the law officers reported
injured were released. However,
several persons, all Negroes ex-
cept the two officers, were treat
ed at City hospital for bruises and
decorations, including one wo-
man, several civilian men and
soldiers.
The Immediate origin of the
uprising, which caused the
whisper of "riot" to go the rounds
of the state Tuesday, was a fight
among colored soldiers in beer
uarlor here, according to Column
bus Police J. D. Armstrong, which
Officers were called to quen.
Negro residents said the fra
cas- between the soldiers and po-
pice was based on i'll relations
which resulted from a fight a
week earlier in which police
were accsued of roughly man
handling servicement, after a
fight between a Negro soldier
and a White civilian policemen.
Observers said that while the
policemen were driving off after
Quelling the disturbance in the
beer parlor, someone threw a
<shand grenade" under a patrol
car, shattering its glass and dam
aging two other autos. Policemen
then flew into the crowded es-
Establishment, it was reported, and
began ack-jacking soldiers
civilians, and even women"
An alarm was sent out to FIT
Renning for military policemen
and call for more civilian cops
They began evacuating and clos
ing down all business establish
EnentS in the vicinity.
Patrons in business places de-
Clared that police were indis-
criminately brutal in their meth
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-05-12
NEW BOOK OUT
ON INTERRACIAL
HOUSING

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.-(ANP)
"A social-psychological study
comparing the effects of racially
segregated public housing with
similar non-segregated housing
is reported in the book, "Inter-
racial Housing" by Morton
Deutsch and Mary Evans Collins,
just published by the University
of Minnesota Press.
The study described and inter-
pretated in the book was con-
Quoted under the direction of the
Research Center for Human Re-
lations, New York university, with
the support of the Field foun-
dalton. For the study, surveys
were made of the residents in
public housing developments 10
Gated in New York City and
Newark, NJ.
AS a result of the finding, the
Newark public housing authority
has inaugurated a new policy for
all of its public housing projects,
providing, for the. ALLEGATION of
apartments on basis of need,
regardless of race, religion, or
color. A policy of partial segre-
cation of Negro and White fami-
lies had formerly been in force.
In a foreword to the book,
Marshall Field, head of the Field
foundation, writes: "The walls
of custom and belief which keep
Negroes segregated from Whites
are not only a blot on our own
national, democratic ideals but
they are also a serious blow to
our reputation among the ma
tons.
SIN a period of history when
the United States is attempting
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-05-12
STARTS "BACK
TO AFRICA"
MOVEMENT

BARBADOS, Windward Is
lands - CAMP - Marcus Gar
vey's Back to Africa" movement
which several years ago was re-
ceived with varying degrees of
popular and unpopular feeling,
got another shot in the arm here
recently when D. D. Garner, a
member of the parliamentary as
sembly, took up the cudgel.
Garner issued a call to all
American Negroes to support his
Back to Africa" plan, He has
already presented a resolution in
the house of assembly which
demands" British government
support for establishing colonies
of "repatriated" West Indians on
the African continent.
Garner, who spent nine years
in the United States as armember
of the Universal Negro Improve
ment association, thinks that the
repatriation of Negroes to At
RIGA should be given priority over
any other migration. However, to
make the scheme successful, he
says he will need the support of
American Negroes.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-05-12
1OO-Be Hospital Named
For Ethiopian Princess

Adds ABABA, Ethiopia -
CAMP Saturday, May 5,
marked two signal events of in
terest nationally to Philippians.
The first centered around the
celebration of the return of EN-
peror Halle SelasSie to Adds
Ababa with his army of Liberation
and the second, the official dedi-
cation and opening of a new 100
bed teaching hospital.
The institution bears the name
of Princess TSahai Memorial hos
pltal, in memory of the late
daughter of the emperor, who
served as a nurse during the
1talio- Ethiopian war.
The hospital will be a teaching
center for nurses and other med
1cal personnel. At the start, it
will operate a school for nurses
which will offer a three-year
course of training equal to that
given in British hospitals. In adj
d1tion, it will train pharmacists,
laboratory assistants and work.
erS in various other non-techni-
cal branches.
The hospital later plans to
train physicians and surgeons in
conjunction with the Ethiopian
university.
u will also operate a free out
patient service for those unable
to pay for cost of treatment and
launch a fund for building ex-
tension. AS time goes on, the
hospital hopes to make available
a larger number of beds, add two
operation bays in the main
theatre and a genealogical Sec
ton,
Concentrating the opening of
the hospital and the observance
of the liberation of the country,
a dozen stamps were issued by
the government, portraying
Ethiopian personalities an d
scenes.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-05-12
REMAINS OF GIRL
UNCOVERED IN
BELLY OF
CROCODILE

LOUIS TRICHARDT, South
Africa - CAMP - Bones of a
five-year-old African girl were
found here last week in the belly
of a huge crocodile which had
been caught and killed by local
farmer.
The child had mysteriouSly dis
appeared 10 days before while
playing on the banks of river.
When the reptile was ripped
open, the bones, some small beads
and bangles were found. The
child'S father identified the beads
as those of his daughter.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-05-12

to provide moral leadership for
the nations throughout the
world, many of whom have
dark-Skinned populations, the
seriousness of the damage to our
reputation cannot be overeSti-
mated"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-05-12

DDS. They used obscene language
and "roughed-up" customers.
This was the cause of the in
juries. No one was hurt by the
grenade explosion, it was learn
ed.
Patrolman F. E. Taft and J. D.
Quattlebaum was treated f r
finger decorations. 1t was not
learned how their injuries occur
red.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-05-12
How 70 Treaf
PoinfuI Piles

TNoF Yast, blessed felef from sore, merry,
IechinR. simple Piles, get CHNAROID from
weak druggist. See how fast IL usually
soQkhes away pain, soreness. itching, nerv:
maxrass see how Il cools fiery burning and
%@In~ shrink and heal swollen tissues.
MSnSsTer- soothing CEIINAROID must prove
SgexSsnR TO you or money back Is guaranteed.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1951-05-12

EDCO REMEDIES ARE
GUARANTEED
Edco Beef, Iron and Wine .... 1.19
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Edco Liquid Analgesic ............ 70
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Evening star., 1951-04-23
By Alice Eversmon

1t is a great pity that the es-
sence of Clifford Curzon's piano
art is unteachable. The outward
form in all it's finesse might be
passed on but the rest must come
from the kind of inner sight that
he possesses so uniquely. AS he
demonstrated again last night, In
his recital in Constitution Hall, he
has discovered how to combine the
material elements of music pres
entation with an extremely senSi-
tive and poetic penetration beyond
the technical veil that should revo-
lutionize the pianistic approach.
The future holds that possibility.
That Mr.. Curzon does not speak
the same language as most piano
virtuoSi was evident first in his
performance of Beethoven's so
nota in D Minor, op. 81, No. g."
The still, small voice and its mes
sage that he heard in the opening
arpeggio and in the melodic pas
sageS later in the movement, or
the shudder of reaction that fol-
lows, has never been so apparent
or so potent. The f1ux of senti-
ment throughout the Sonata" !"
was brought to the fore in a man
ner that revivified the work COM
pletely.
Revelation of Beauty.
Schubert's Sonata in B fiat, op.
posth." may not have been a happy
choice after the Beethoven because
of it's length and character. Yet
it was a revelation in its exquisite
beauty and in the freshness the
artist gave to its repetitions and
its expansivenesS. His whispered
pianissimoS were only slightly en-
larged to attain the pastel hues
that played back and forth so
effectively and even in the forte
passages, the velvety, singing tone
was preserved. He knit the rather
difused form of the Sonata" to-
gether with all the skill of master
musician and the still greater art
Of master interpreter.
The seldom played "Berceuse, :"
by Liszt, was coupled with his
"Mephisto Waltz" to conclude the
program. Mr.. Curzon's amazing
hghtness and f1uency in bravura
playing reached a climax in the
different requirements of these
two numbers. The purling runs
and trills of the "Berceuse," one
Of the most pretentious lullabys
ever written, glistened with pris-
matte colors. The dazzling tech
nical features in the waltz" for
all their brilliancy, were directed
toward detailed pictorization of
the story, here again outlined with
superbly devised nuances. For all
the switness. security and fire of
the "Mephisto" performance. the
inherent softness of Mr.. Curzon's
touch could not envisage it's
demonic character so satisfac-
torily as a mere technician might
do. Its stormy passages did not
storm so resoundingly.
The Hall of Nations in the
Evening star., 1951-04-23
News Of Music
Poetic Insight Beyond Technical Veil
Marks Clifford Curzon's Piano Art

Washington Hotel was the scene
yesterday afternoon of a festive
concert by the Washington Saen-
gerbund in celebration of its CEN
tennial anniversary. Speeches and
the reading of congratulatory
messages interspersed a program
in which the honored group was
assisted by the Eichenkranz and
the Arion singers from Baltimore
Tycha Turlitaki Symeonidis, So
prano; Abrasha Robofsky, bari
tone, and Alexander George, vio-
linist. were the guest soloists.
Under the direction of Frederic
Fall, the Saengerbund male chorus
began with four numbers, and in
a later appearance, included
Stuntz's "Auf ihr Brueder," with
which song the Saengerbund
started it's rehearsal in 1851. The
men and women's choruses of the
Eichenkranz, the ladies in white
gala attire with red corsages on