davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

2213 8 ST. Me- rms: bath; porch;
500. Open Sat. and Sun. for inspec-
1906 1st ST. N.w.-1st A.. 8 rms.
and bath. S75.
23O6 Ist ST. NV. 3rd a.. Q rms. and
bath: $3.50.
All the above include heat. light, gas
and refrigeration.
ITO II st. NE, NEWsoM. Ii. 3-207O
-1H
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COLORED-TWO ROOMS and bath;
223 F st: NV; $50 mo-, incl. utils.
CoHoRED@1sth AND CALF. NV
And 1st and T NV; 1-rm., kit. apt.
For insp., call DU. 7-0656, 10 am.
to z pm. 30
COLORED-TWO RMS, kitchen and
bath. Accept child. HO. 2-83Ss.
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APARTMENTs UNFURNISHED

ARL.-one bedroom; mr.. Fl. Mycr;
Efs EEda2s? shSDPHRE aH Ss5tsF 5s5s lights: hM
is. a-bedrm; apt; new bids: close
to schools, buses, shopping center.
sASSR SlSSoo g. fRss' Roa s1'Y so FRI Sa sas a.
nn1sHa%oCRf Hsss Sss t!sss s5ss s5
.SG.H%4oIEA.o lefati9n EA. s-Ss14; Ssd1ms liz II m
dinette, kit, and bath: IN apt. BLDG;
ssf. sfi!S FLoWEk s5Gsf m AVE-. 3E aSs1 TaEo@a
atIIs: mel; = SIS 4 mo- mo: O.H5t 51: a.$s5S
rAKGMA aise5 p Park "a bedrm;. li7. rm.,
$75. incl. utils. HE. 4-7194. JU.
GEoRGErowN Sa6RSa - Charming i-rm.
apt; full kitchen. fireplace. over
$780,; atils. included. AD. 2-S4S0
CHOICE fIesE l. FRONT aiai APT, s.E.-S6e.5o,
heat incl; l bedrm:. liv; rms; kitchen.
dinette and bath. Lo. 1850. III
sbs 5sth 5sa nt,t:s, Sa lsia s5s F@' use cs #
ARL.ETWo ri: rUe0' bedrms.. liv.-din. rm..
kit. and bath, 1St d. DIRK. apt. blog.
bsmt. laun. rm.; close to schools,
buses. shop. center; 10 minis. Penta-
gon; 15 Minis. downtown D. c.; 500
plus utils. See by appt. 10. S-871S.
1884 HILLSIDE RID. Sc. 1st f.; nv.
rm.. bedrm., kit, bath; 4 closets;
across St. from bus stop. Obtain
key at 1856 Hillside, Apt. !. .-17
1896 QUE ST. S.E.-Two bedrms.,
liv. rm., dinette, kit. and bath; $50
mo. Open today. MR.. HowL1N'
171S N ST. N.W.-Large beautiful
top-hoor apt. with large. closets;
kitchen. bath and rear porch; adults
only. Will rent partly furnished II
desired; $125. Phone D1. 1882.
BEDRM., kit, share bath; partly
furn.; quiet cple. preferred; $50, in
Guiding utilities. HU. $3.50. III |
ONE-BEDROOM APT; clean. pvt;
working adults; 10 Minis. downtown;
$50. Ii. 3-901S. -22
1906 18th ST. N.W.-New modern
apt; bedrm., liv. rm., kit, dinette,
tile bath and shower; garbage dis
posal, refgr.; all new; 3rd f.; sos
mo-, utils. free. Key in 1904 18th
st NV PEOPLES CLEANER. --S2
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PARKVIEW APIS.

141C1A 4GVV AZ d
5034 3Sth ave, Hyattsville, Nd.
Lovely one-bedrm. unit with full
din. rm. Shopping center across
the street; $50 incl. utils. UN. T.
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I13s N ST. N.w.-walk to work
from this cow. ENC. apt: avail.
immed. Call co. 5-4S41 or inquire
18th ST. N.w.-1-bedrm. apt; nice
~ furn.; walking distance down
town. LU. 4-6719. NO. 7-61 IL.
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KIRKWOOD - Few
minis. from D. c. Several delightful
mo. up; Incl. utils. AP. 7-2252.
Spg.: bedrms.. cool
quiet, cory. loc.: couple pref. Refs.
utilB. not incl: Ss6. 10. 3-6SSs'
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I0s C ST. SEE very lge. airy.
attrac. furn.; $50. mo. LA. 6-7S09.
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11th Sc. l4O-2 rms. and bath;
gas range and refgr.; $3.50. incl.
utilities. UN. 4-3500. -19
1898 OATES ST. N.E.-One bedrm..
liv. rm. kit. and bath: utils. furn. /;
white neighborhood. Ii. 4-2399.
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1888 IRVING ST. N.W.-Cool eve
nings on pvt. porch facing Rock
Creek Park; double front attrac.
studio rm., immac. kit ;-dinette:
phone and laundry facilities; 2
ladies. DE. 2-25S5. is
BEDRM. KIT. APT.-Quiet couple,
non-drinkers; Christian home; conv.
buses and shopping. ia. S-21 40.
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AVAIL. IMMEDIATELY - Efic. and
2-rm; apts.; near Capitol: excel.
location: cony. tranSp.: $50 up.
Ii. 4-1100. Ewes. and Suns, go to
bsmt. apt. 614 Maryland ave. ne.
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Mr.. WARDMAN PARK HOTEL
English bsmt., with liv. din. rm.
comb; 2 bedrms., kit. and bath;
avail. immed. Call OIL. 2-73S7.
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GA. AVE. N.W.-4O1O; newly furn.
9 twin-size bedrmS liV. rm., kit.
and pvt bath; all utils. incl; 2 or
4 empl. adults pref: in gentle home
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WO RMS, Kit. and bath; in modern
lpt. bldg; completely furn., includ-
nR TV Call ewes. Lu. 1-SR54.
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WHERE

CAN you BEAT THIS VALUE? 3
bedrm. brick rambler in Arlington
with a full bSmt. and all-elec. kit,
inCi. dishwasner for low price Of
SlR.75u WALK TO NEW MODERN
SCHOOL. VACANT. Call ia. 10000
for inspection.
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OEFiS6S y SIOOtSS TON NeNt ISlS
(Confinued. J
HOMESITES

and acreage on our list. Select
your lot now and build later or
pick your lot and we will build to
your plans. Come in or phone and
discuss your home problems with
US: No obllgationS, of course. 10.
1-9l22 or LO. 1-SS31 until s pm.
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BOATS

WANTED-Csbin or fishing boat 81
to 80 IT.: must be good and priced
riGht, to about $1,000. JU. 9-4l90.
EvINRUDE MOTORS and Thompson
motors and parts, rentals: service
tss:s t D'I!s !sso6J1THEaAs7 II "1ssi SALES sn'c'o6s co.
rRoLLING S5 IsS ! foR ROCK. trout. ches.-
gooses. Reserv., cali CAPT. KING.
WA. 1-4ln2 evenings.
RICHARDSON I946 26-ft sedan;
TH I!fe0s s.aoe5' !; Priced low for quick sale.
HiGGINs i947 17-ft. speedbqas.
BERTHS AVAILABLE for winter
storage; ice-free guarantee: water
and power outlets. BUZZARD POINT
BoAT ar At YARbi ISbbi, PHONE Ii 3-96l7
SHIP -TO SHORE radio telephone. IS
Cali WA. 7-@9o@ after Sun, NOV. s.
CHRIS, CRAFT 1s47 es-tt. cruiser:
perfect cond.; riln less than 300 hrs.
Phone J; E. TUNE. Ii. 4-47ts or
Ii 3-4333 $
loft. HOME AFLOhT. Live in real
comfort; Fully carpeted. 3 baths.
elec diShwasher, Amer. Radiator
beat syst many other desirable
40:it. Wheeler, twin 81 chrysisrs:
neat as pin $1,000
4n-ft Baltzer y-Bridge. twin 81
Chryslers: sleeps g. very nice. - $50
5u-ft Custom EQUIP, and layout
ideal for living $3.50
Aft. Twin Owens $4,000
26-ft. A Steelcraft. Excellent buy.
$1,000
2G-ft. 40 Steelcraft sed 81 soc
g5-lt. As Truscott 50. So
lS-ft. - Century runabout $3.50
eft. ~ Safticraft $1,000
Best trades now for spring delivery
OF Century and Safticraft See az
Steelcraft- Washington Co.
Maine ave and NJ st. s.w., ST 8.
4li5.
Continued on Next PagsI
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LOTS AND AcREAGEs FOR SALE

RIVER ROAD AREA-Acre level lot,
$500. INEz CUSHARD. EN- =
4232 >
TWO ACRES. near Lincolnia, Va,
4S5 IT, wide. Beautiful all-year
stream on rear. Tall shade trees,
A good buy al $500, Sl,2o0 0N,E n0WHE'
VERNON, N: LYNGH * o5-5S & SoN0'
LOT NO. 92. windsor Estates. Fran
COMA Va. over "a acre, SOD down,
SIS mo. so. S-7179. -
tial property in Arlington and Falls
Church. THE BRANT CO. JE. =
Sis. Ewes, XII, $1,000, -
WANTED--Fifty to one hundred acres
Of good road within - mi. D. c.
prefer unimproved land. Box %o2, ~
NEW IIS'' HAMPSHIRE EsTATEs-Apt.
house lots 6uc per Sd. IT. Ol'
So 4 ACRES, beaut.. wooded; 300 : f. #
; on paved I'd 20 min. dwntn.' $500
per acre Call Mr. Karlstromer, HUB
BARD REALTY CO.. JE. 3-ls7 OF
LAKE Ak . b BANCROFT. vA.-ovncr viii
sacriflce IA of his paid-in eaultty
for cash, with bal. easy monthly
payments. He has perfect large
lot with sewer and water near the
lake. Call Ii 6-0930 or Ii. 3-2iS
ALEXANDRIA-.10o;ft. lot zoned for
AL SMITH REALTY. XII s-6G32'
EEfIE syefff 1E 1HEAyTS@Attention 11SS2A builders;
lovely corner lot; high and level;
ali Improvement owner moving.
Call XII. 9-609S. -
80 ACRES. bet Rockville. and Gath
eraburg, on Rte: 40; water aTalIaDie.
Je Jsrncs nacRfs o"hER N Fast OIL Hro8ins Fairfax
County. ideally located for pvt. club
etc. modernistic home. 30-ft, Hv.
nm. with gigantic f1repL; 2 bcdrmSS
/ full bath. TWO = baths. ,lpe. lovely
kitchen. bsmt. with oil heat; real
house; mostly wooded with last
Stream. A real buy at $1,000. Dill
LON LAND CO. Multiple List ne
Realtors, -1114 Hinwood ave. Falls
CLOsE-IN VIRGINIA--Only .lz,-
acre lot left in this heavily. wooded,
newly developed section Of Aurora
His Tfke savfntass HTI # 9Nc rednSsq 5Ss
South Arlington Ridge I'd. OF.
SILVER SPRING SPECIAL--Nice
sgle. rm. G3 ft.xl5 IT. oftice in
central location. at s2"A Ga. ave.
= WlIuONS ldIlLLE otlSEN. AlCC pan
ing furn.. S55. Unfurn, S45.
PERRY HAY CO., JU. 5-3005;
10
ROCK CREEK HILLS-Corner lot.
about p acre. all utils. EN-. 2-4232
or OIL. 2-5Sd7: --.---..-.-...---
275. 900 SO, FIT, FOR APIS and com
munity- -srroo9aps; partly on N H.
WALKER AND DUNLOP. INC.
1900 18th ST. NV. co: 5-O??2
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ONLY $500 DOWN
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

IGUNNERS. - mile Chesapeake Bay
shore front available. Call Stevens
vile, Md, 2273 for particulars.
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AVIATION

PIPER PA-2O 1850 PAGER: 300 hours;
fully equipped with Marco and LF;
hangared entire time; pneumatic tail
wheel: new-plane condition; 60-day
guarantee. Flown only by owner.
GILBERT N. KELLER, 1916 TAYLOR
ST. n W. ia. 9-SIO0. 3
SWIFT So: licensed; metal CANOPY,
radio and aeromatic prop, top shape.
Will finan. Call any time, OIL. 2-5536.
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RIVER ROAD AREA--Acre level lot,
i $500. INEZ CUSHARD. EN- ,
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DIRECTLY ON WIS. AVE, bet. Sears
and Woodward e. Lothrop in practi-
cally new bldg; space, 1880 with
full out of ground bsmt. INEZ
CUSHARD. EN- 2-4232, or OIL.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
STORES FOR RENT

1900 BLK. WIS. AVE. store for rent
with full davlight bsmt. EN- "a" s..
or OIL. 2-5S67. s.
FIRST COMMERCIAL-On Geor sia
ave-; suitable for retail or wholesale
operation: approx. 5000 So. #, incl.
offices, sales, storage and shipping
areas: recently renovated and re-
decorated; new air-cond. unit: lge
parking lot: attrac. lease. Box
229-X. Star. IS
10 9Th ST. S.E.-Store and base
ment excellent for radio. TV or
restaurant MA. S-S32l or EN-.
2-51S1. MR. REVIS Ill
LARGE CORNER STORE for rent in
NV. section suitable for any kind
OF business. Call OWNER, Ex. j.
COR. STORE, Sc. cor.
Of 18th and g stS. n.w.--Des. loc.
for ticket Offices of airlines, rail-
roads and steamships, building and
loan association and speciality
shops Inquire IVES MATER. Room
81 Alice BLDG Ma S-GSoA 10
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

II HAVE MANY clients who will buy
for cash Or terms. For auick, ace-
1855: ewes. IA. a-591O. -6
HAVE CLIENT will buy approx. so
units in excel. NV loc. All cash. or
less than "a cash. Call NE. S-3946;
eyes, Ii 3-2040
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DESK SPACE

OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area; telephone
answering, mail service and PUBLIC
stenographer available. Call DE
$4,000
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96 ACRES

Beautiful subdivision land in historic
town OF Fairfax; Is mi, D. e.
Water and sewer available For
further information, call PENTA-
CON REALTY CO.. Fairfax. Va,
Crescent 396; Ewes. Crescent 12sl-R
Mr.. Thompson or Mr.. Blake IS
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
LOANS

End AND 3rd TRUST NOTES pur-
chased D. c. and nearby Md, and
Va. Immediate answer. Occupants
not disturbed. HUGH B. CONNER,
RE, 1-4H60, ewes. DU. 7-709l
LOWER PAYMENTS, LESS INTEREST
&C Consolidate St;T Your pre- present no trusts, uu
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest and give you any bal
ance in cash Call Mr. MILLER,
ME. S-l2!O; evenings. LA. 6-5lp4.
?nd AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
Immediate Service Call Ma $3.50.
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE


UPPER GA. AVE. CORNER-3-story
brick bldg used as store and offices
Priced right. KAY REALTY CO.
RA. $1,000: ewes, PA. 3-O5lS. -6
MOTEL. RESTAURANT and dwell
ing; only S5,o00 cash and assume
$4,000 trust. Immediate posses
sion Call Mr. Saunders. OIL. ,
500. E. NJ FRY. INC. IS
1900 BLOCK eth ST. N.W.-Larse
store, qu'pped as ~Cdern Gree:
desk chairs. etc; suitable for any
kind OF business olDG-, inS ranCc
firm etc, also broom. kit. bath
apt above, with pvt. entr. of 1th.
TWo-story brick warehouse in rear;
zoned lst commi.; terms can be
arranged. Call GEORGE BASILIKO.
RE 7-19l5. 1ll3 Eve ST. nv. --6
YOUR BUSINESS HOME
Close In town 2-yr. -old 2.story brick
store; excellent display front. Ap-
prox. 50xl00 each floor. Air-eond.
ofces in @ rear Adg,v Alisy access; oos:.ssion For
Call LEGUM T. GERBER REALTY
CO.. 1915 Conn. ave, EN-. $4,000.
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WATERFRONT PROP FOR SALE

PROPERTY known as Benedict Inn.
Benedict. Md. Call MR.. MESSICK.
ME $4,000. IS
BRETON BEACH, MD.-Furn. cottage
with private wharf and Sailboat. Will
sacrifice for cash OIL. 2-6916. s.
DEALE--Many fall bargains. Selec-
tion of permanent homes in this
desirable bay community, Prices
start at Sf.650 for new home: $500
down, $50 monthly B. NJ ODUM,
RE. 7-5"l6 or Mr., Rice. West
River 67O3. 10
S3,O5O-OId house needs repairs:
, acres land on hard road near
West River. 30-mile D. c. Inquire
our Office on Nd Rte. 46S near
Shady Side, Md; or Sat and Sun,
SEX @a1 + TER a SarihffJf Il RRfJMsN MeS' H1yer
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame White or colored.
Quick settlement. Cal Mr.. MILLER.
ME S-l22O; ewes, LA. 6-5l9i.
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ROCK CREEK HILLS

Select your lor. near the park. There
are delightful locations on BeXhi!
or the park Nov is the time tC
make your selection For irforma-
tion concerning lot sizes, terms. con.
s.ruction of houses, finsncing. cal
our Office,
EdW. H. Jones & Co., Inc.
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
WO. 6-23O0. Once Open Till 2
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$500

YOUR DREAM COMES TRUE for only
his small investment A lovely l.
floor rambler styled home in neat
community of homeoWners. 3 nice
bedrmS A kit. anv woman would
be happy to spend her time in: Wide
level yard for the kiddies,, WALhh
TO STORES. NEW SCHOOL. AND
FAST BUS SERVICE. Thi wont
last. Shown by appoint. Phone:
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Multiple Listing Realtors oo
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OFFICE SPECIAL
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED

WELL ESTABLISHED New ENGLAND
CORP, which has maintained Offices
in WASHINGTON for Is yrs. desires
Office SD approx. 700 So. it., COM
Downtown loc. pref, but not man
datpry, MA. S-0n53 -
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ARLINGTON REALTY
ARLINGTON NORTH
BELLEVUE FOREST

bGLLI . II I O1NID4
BY OWNER-Charming New England
Colonial. Slate roof. AttractlVely
HANDICAPPED large wooded lot, on
quiet street of beautiful homes. Cen
ter hall, living, room l6X24 with
bay windows. fireplace and adjoining
screened porch, paneled den with
fireplace and picture window. din,
ing room with quaint provincial!
wallpaper and bay windows, cheerful
kitchen. electric range and Admiral
Dual-Temp refrigerator; g bedrooms
- large twin sizet, "a. baths. finest
hot water heat. Attic fan Laundry
room. Large gTouud-level basement
Garage Excel. condition: $50. 500
3069 N. Quincy, Arl. IA. 7sp66
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TQWN OF VIENNA
$3.50 DOWN

design. with red roses
climbing up the white lattice on
the side of this gray and ereen
rambler, or the eGee OF Falls
Church overlooking the beautiful
area lge. enough for din. rn. suite,
fully equipped kitchen. Gently slop-
ing handicapped lot: > years old
vacant. Payments approx. SIS me.
take over payments on 4er loan;
total price, Sl2. 800. Close to pub
lie and parochisl schools. l blocl;
bus. Open daily. Call for direc.
tions. Many other fine homes ex-
elusive with our firm TO choose
from.
Southern Realty Co.
JE. 4-2100 Exclusive
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.Er=
Cormody
Continued From Page ED

worried particularly, but they
have nothing definite.
There is a possibility they
may take The Fourposter"
abroad. They have been in
vited to do four months of it
in London next summer. What
with the coronation. plus the
normal advantages of foreign
travel, they might like that
especially for the three chill
dren.
But they are not quite sure.
What they are sure of is that
THE Fourposter" has been
worth all the hard work and
dismay they put into it a cou-
pie of summers ago when at
last. during it's Olney The
ater booking, they began to
feel it might be a hit. One
that would take them every
where.
AS it has.
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Turntobie Talk
Turntoble Talk
Operas Record Better
In Original Tongues
Bruno Walter Admits Benefit, However,
Of TronsIoting for Concert Halls
By jones 6. Deone

Bruno Walter is opposed to
recording foreign operas in
English.
In the opera house, accord
ing to the noted conductor,
an audience is entitled to hear
a language it can understand.
But recordings are another
matter. Where one is to live
with the opera permanently.
1T should be in the original.
Mr.. Walter expresses opin-
Ions forcefully, and he so
stated this one. The occasion
was an interview the other
day in the distinguished visi-
tors suite in the Raleigh
the Bruno Walter suite, of
course. Mr.. Walter answered
the door himself, and both his
vigorous handshake and the
ensuing lively conservation
belied his rs years. He is gray,
but remarkably robust. He will
mark his 60th conducting year
in 1854.
Operas" he said, should
be sung in the national Ian
guage. If the language is
foreign, people sit there and
don't understand a word.
Nobody laughs when there's
a joke. nobody cries when
something is sad"
In Vienna, Munich or Ber-
lin, operas always are sung
IN German, said Mr.. Walter,
who in his time has been chief
conductor in all three cities.
So at the Metropolitan, they
should properly be in English.
Mr.. Walter has conducted
English = language perform
anceS of "Fidelio" and 1.-The
Magic Flute" there in recent
years, incidentally. Of course
he also has led Met produc-
tions of the same operas in
German.
All Sound Terrible
"We wouldn't have thought
of performing any opera in
Germany in another language,
because we would have lost our
audience" he explained. And
when he did the English
Magic Flute" in New York,
he added, "the people had the
time Of their lives"
But a moment later the
veteran operate maestro was
exclaiming that "all transla-
tions sound terrible!" Then
he went on to explain why
real understanding comes not
with any translation, but only
from the language used by the
composer. He used Mozart as
his example.
For my ear" he declared,
"Mozart'S music is so near to
the words that it is impossible
to understand the music with
Evening star., 1953-01-18

out understanding the words.
Mozart's musical inspiration
came from the words.
translation changes the
meaning, because the trans
lator is not able to put the
same word on the same note,
so the note doesn't make
sense"
This is true especially, said
the conductor, of Mozart's
Italian operas.
The inevitable consequence
of this reasoning, the conduc-
tor admitted. is that American
opera enthusiasts should learn
Italian. Especially record COL
lectors. Gtalian- English IL
brettos, of course. help.) There
is absolutely no doubt, Mr..
Walter concluded, that one
should buy opera recordings
in the original tongue.
In all his own record-making
activities Mr.. Walter never has
recorded an opera. To this
interviewer he declared he had
said my good-by" to the opera
house when he led "Fidelio"
. two years ago for Rudolph
Bing. But he said he could
consider" making an opera re-
cording.
The conductor became en-
thusiastic when the talk turned
to recent Mailer recordings.
The enthusiasm was not about
his own part in them, however.
but rather about the singing of
Kathleen Ferrier. He was eager
to know whether I had heard
and appreciated the Ferrier
vocalism in the "Kindertoten-
lleder." And when I mentioned
the wonderful new Vienna re-
cording Gust issued by Lon
dom of 'Das Lied Won der
Erde." he exclaimed again
about Ferrier.
Doesn't she sing beauti-
fully?" he asked eagerly. OF
course the answer was yes, and
the conductors face BRIGHT
ened in confirmation.
Beethoven Cycle
Even if he is not conducting
operas, Mr.. Walter is still
making recordings. With the
Philharmonic he has lust
taped two Mozart symphonies.
the G minor and the Half
ner." A complete recorded
Beethoven cycle from his
baton is now available, too.
with the recent release of the
Second and Fourth Sym
phonies.
And Columbia has Just
made available on. two long
playing records his perform
ance of the Mailer Fifth Sym-
phony issued previously on
TBS. In this set this singular
musician, who made his own
debut as a pianist at 9, besides
conducting also plays piano
accompaniment for Soprano
Desi Halban in eight solo NAH
Ter songs.
Another recording of the
Mahler Fifth, conducted bv
Hermann Scherchen, has lust
oeen issued by Westminster. IT.
IS a worthy effort, strikingly
recorded and supplemented en-
tlclngly with Mahler's frag-
mentary, little-known Tenth
Symphony. But suspect
many enthusiasts will remain
loyal to the Walter disciple-
ship-one not yet known to
have misled.
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SPRING

your Simplicity cuItivutor helps
you control those pesky weeds.
Simplicity implements make
your yord and sorden chores
easier every season. every
week Of the yeor!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03

and WINTER, TOO!
your SimpIieity's still hord at
work - this time with the 30
inch bIode Snow PIow, clearing
woIks and drivewoys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03

FALL
and a seasons supply Of cord
wood stocks up beside your
Simplicity 20-ineh Brush and
Log Sow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03

SUMMER
Simplicity versatility mokes II
your right hond mon" on
dozens Of jobs. Here the
Simplicity 30-ineh Sickle Dor
tockIes tough weeds.
Evening star., 1953-09-04
NaVY0fficer's S Wife, Child
Found Dead in illinois
sy the Assoeiqted Prsss

WAUKEGAN, ILL.,, Sept. A.
The wife of a naval officer was
found hanged in a clothes
closet Thursday night and her
5-year-old daughter dead in her
bed of eight stab wounds on the
chest.
The bodies of Mrs. Josephine
Christensen, 33, and Catherine,
S, were found by their land
lord. Joseph Mosior, when he
investigated their non-appear-
ance from their rented home
miles west of Halliday. Lake
County deputy sheriffs said Mrs.
Christiansen's wrists had been
slashed and a bloody knife was
found in the bathroom. A
coroner's physician said the
woman and child had been dead
IL to 18 hours.
The woman was the wife of
1t. william Christensen, 35, an
electronicS specialist, who was
sent last Friday to a Navy school
in Memphis. The Christiansens
had moved into Mr.. Mosior's
house August 10. The lieutenant
was stationed at the Glenview
Naval Air Station.
Authorities said two other
Christensen children, age 8 and
l. are visiting relatives in
Kenosna, Wis.
Evening star., 1953-09-04
By the Asseeieted Pres.

The Office of Defense Mobil-
ization has announced a slow
down in the stock piling of stra-
tegic materials for arms produc-
ton.
Economy was among the rea-
sons given by ODM Director Ar
thur S. Flemming. Buying will
be concentrated, he said in a
statement last night. on items
considered most vital to the ma
tional defense"
Existing contracts for stock
pile purchases will not be dis
turbed, but the ODM order re-
strictS the making of future con-
tracts running for longer than
one year.
Mr.. Flemming said the aboli-
ton of long-term contracts, as
well as the general stretch-out
of stockpile procurement, will
remain the rule until ODEI l1c-
completed its current review Of
the country's stockpile goals.
Target Date Dropped.
For an unspecif1ed number OF
materials. Mr.. Flemming's ac-
ton means the abandonment OF