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Evening star., 1954-10-29
Answers to Our Presidents

benjamin Harrison was
married the first time on Octo-
ber 20, 1858. The first Mrs.
Harrison died in the White
House in 1892.
Franklin d. Roosevelt.
3-Oliver Wendell Holmes, jr.
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NI-,HoU~--N IlW DOWN
3-bedrm. home. lse liv. nm. equipped
kit. tile bath; CT loan; SO mo
Drive BY 34l7 S0th ave.
WEST REAL ESTATE, 10. $4,000
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EAST RIVERnALE--a-bed rm. hunca-
low; ST. 500; full bslni. OWNER.
WA. T-3GS3. -
FOREST HGTS. - o-bedrm. bunea-
low. immaculate Cond. Separate
din. rm. FILA approved Tor SO 900
but make us an offer Call Mr.. Pen
land. ST. 3-13tiS; ewes. LII. 2-I6lo
TIL 10 pm. ATLAS REALTY co
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ADELPHI PARK. MD.
PFCp EaTJON pnNNF

FOREST HGTS. COLONIAL
Lovely 3-bedrm. brk.. liv. rm. with
irclcsed porch Full bsmt Conv. 10
Andrews Boiling Fields. and Naval
Air Station, Owner leaving city. SC
be sure to see this before you buy
Call Mr.. Gribble. ST. 3-736S: ewes
II 70 pm. LII. 4-2462. ATLAS
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corner BUNGALOW with eN-
!ge. equipped kit. - Ice hedrmS
tile bath; gas heat; full bsmt. cor
ner fenced lot; ~ blk to schools
ard store.
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RAMBLERS-2 AND 3 BEDRMS.
I have wide selection of new ram
b!erS II, choice locations 20, Of sub
ton Cony. to Andrews. BollinP
Fields. and Census Bureau. Moder-
ateiy priced. Call Mr.. .Gribble. ST
3-i2HS: ewes, LII. 4-24t2. ATLAS
REALTY co. -
TERRIFIC NEW CONSTRUCTION
Your selection of choice and ,
bedrm, homes from $4,000 to $50
600 Some with hsmts.. expansible
attics. CT financing. LOYOLA IN
VESTMENT & REAL ESTATE. 1924
Pa ave Sc. LII. 2-lnnO. i
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BETHESDA RAMBLER
$4,000 CASH
PRICE, S2l,500.
OonJ CJNGJ ETnN n

OPEN SUN. / TO DARK.
3-bedrm., bath detached
brick rambler, only few years old.
Stairs to fully insulated attic; lovely
fenced yard. ideal for children
disposal. A short run to the Ma
tional Institute of Health. Excel
lent terms with 41aeo financing.
Dir; Out Old Georgetown I'd. to
Beech ave-. left on Beech ave. to
SINGLETON dr., left to property. w. B.
WRIGHT. 6021 Wisconsin ave-. EN-.
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w. w. LEWIS OFFERS

W. VI. LEWIS OFFERS
Tel. I'd, end ST. Lanham: Sl0,a5o.
First tim offered; :! bedrms., flag
stone Cape Cod; lge. lot; storm doors
and windows, Ven. blinds, city water.
Ewes. AP. T-01O5.
Riverdale. 57I3 Somerset I'd. Rec.
built Cape Cod, , bedrms.. = baths.
full bsmt.. oil h, w.h.; lot, S0xl00.
LIST time offered: Sl2 500. HE. T.
5000 Eyes. HA. 2-1010. w. W.
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PRICE, Sl1,T5O
ONLY $3.50 DOWN
ASSUME 4Cc CT LOAN
PAY SIS PER MO.

INCLUDES TAXES AND ms.
Modern semldet. brick. > bedrms.,
washing machine, garbage disposal,
tile bath. nice lot; near Aser I'd,
and Oglethorpe St. w. HyattSville;
nr. school and transp. ST. 5000
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
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GLAssMANOR. COZ Winthrop st.

GLASSMANOR. COZ winthrop St
3-bedrm. brick semidet.. conv. to
stores. Dus and schools. Assume
4'o Gil loan, S75 mo. pays all; lge.
fenced yard, storm windows; finished
bsmt elec. kit, other extras.
OWNER, 10. I-TS22 Us
63"3 Sligo parkway. Lovely 6-rm,
home. facing beautiful park: ideal
for children: near bus. schools.
shops. CT, 5000 down, S6S.14 mo.
JOHN H. JOHNSON, WA. 1-505u.
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INCOMPATIBLE
Sl4.950: Sl.50O DOWN
TRADES ACCEPTED


You've seen rothing like il under
$4,000; % #. long. every line Of
the brick scnllrarbler spells individ-
uality and charm. Only . built l.
year written guarantee on dry bsmt
ana quality construction. 1t has 3
bedrms., lge. liv. rm,. sep. din. m,
lge. kit. with GE 6ishwasher and
disposal; unique 3-in-l hsmt with
entrance and porch Located high
in Splendid wooded area near
schools. churches, shopping ard
transp. Just the place you'll like
to cali home. Your equity in your
present home may sufice as down
payment See salesman at $3.50
Freerora st, Woodlawn. Open Sat.
and Sun. II to. dark. Directions:
Out Defense hwy. md. Hwy.
5ol, about 3 miles beyond Peace
Cross TO 10th pl. left on 70.h pl to
las. st. tFreeport ST., then left 2
blocks TO sample house. LA. 6l4o2.
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M NOTWITHSTANDING
"NORRECK AREA"

home. on = acres, with wide and
pleasant view. First floor has l.
shaped liv-din. rm. with fireplace,
attractive finished kitchen with
breakfast nook and built-in dish
washer. . bedrms.. tiled bath: 2pd
for completion OF 3 bedrms. and
bath water and heat rouehed in;
fun basement eight and dry with
a beth. breezeway leading 10 brick
double garage is screened to make
door fireplace; terms excellent. For
further information. call Mrs. CANDY.
Ask operator for EvergTeen 1866.
] WESLEY RIICHANAN INC.
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MARYLAND Park I-YEAR Old
. BEDRM. DETACHED BUNGALOW
Exceptionally clean and beautifully
dec; fun daylight bsmt. with
ground level entr.. lGe. lot, storm
windows. doors, gas heat. A lovely
home for some one who wants a
garden and priced at only Sl@,750;
Gil financing can be assumed Mrs.
Cox. LII. "-Sl36. ATLAS REALTY
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HOUSES sALs-MD. tcont.,

TAKOMA PARK-Home and Income;
central location. on quiet street; 5
rms, LIST a.; rms. kit. on 2nd: pvt.
entrance; $15,250, JU. DISCO.
CAKOMA PARK, S13,75O-Charmin
broom brick bungalow; gas, h.-w.h.;
fenced yard; extras. Call us today
REALTY co ~
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FIVE ACRES
OPEN SUN, 12-DARK
4937 23rd PARKWAY
DIXON RUN HILLS

:" 600 cash, and low monthly pay
ments for new all brick, 3-bedrm.:
2-bath rambler, with garage and
de luxe all cleo. kit. adj. TO shop
line. Conv, to Boiling, Andrews,
NAVY Yard and Suitland. Act fast
on this one. To reach; Cross S.
Capitol ST. bridge. bear left on
Suitland Parkway. TO Alabama ave.
exit. turn riGht. and :, continue
around to o3rd st. follow 23rd
st, across Southern ave, 70 sign
and property
Philip B. Key Co., Realtors
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BRICK-S595 DOWN

NO SETTLEMENT CHARGES
1t sparkles with beauty and loaded
with extras. :! big bedrms., lge. kit.
lee gen liv H'SP Pm aim Ir storm torn vjS S66
and screens; only ] blk. 10 bus;
payments much less than rent.
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MT RAINIER, MD
SAB On PER MONT
MT. RAINIER-2 APIS
RIGGS MANOR

Semidet. brick rambler containing
lge. liv. nm. with f1repl.. comb. di-
nette., 2 lge. bedrms., ultramod. Kit,
Priced at !Sl3.g50, with low down
90% H St. NV. ST. 1880; ewes,
ON 3-3OSi -oS
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SUITLAND
4793 WEST AVE

Open daily. 10 till dark. Lee. new.
3-bedrm. brick rambler on nice
level lot 63Xl55. Lae. Nv I'm. with
flrcpl-. full-size din. rm.. ALICE
kit, finished rec. rm. with bath. on
paved street. S23, 500. Must be seen
to be appreciated. Directions: Out
Silver Hill I'd. through Suitland.
right on West ave. Call
Al pPnCOpTn
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AL PROCOPIO
RE. 5-9263. :

Takoma Park-$750 On.
bet. 3-bedrm home. liv. rm.. din.
rm.,, kit. full bsmt., oil h.-W h.
Owner must sell. Miss Dillon, UN. A.
15n6 cox &, co Is
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BROOKDALE
1903 MERIVALE ST.

OPEN SUN. 10
Charming 6-rm., l-bath. det,. white
brick residence in this lovely neigh
borhood. only few blocks from the
District line. LIST fl. has reception
han. liv rm. with tirepl.. din: rn.,
today'S kit. breakfast rm. and rear
screened porch: nice bedrms. and
bath on End A.; Lear garage. Excel.
financing.
DIR Out Wis. ave. to Sears and
Roebuck. left at Sears on River I'd,
ave. = blk. TO Harrison ST.. left on
Harrison / short blk. to Andover,
right on Andoyer to Merivale and
left to property. W. B. WRIGHT.
5u9l Wis ave, EN-. 3-560u.
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s4l3 UNIvER SITY LANE

SILVER SPRING
3-bedrm. brick. 6-rm sensidetached
home is good buy; close to transp.
and shopping; cleo. kit, full bsmt.,
LIST FIR. powder room. Assume ex-
cellent CT financing. Open every
evening 430 til dark Mr.. Beas!ey.
He. 4-6097.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO
1924 18th ST Realfor AID 4-onnh
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BEAUTIFUL SUNSETS
AlI~ GpJnI Ev Dn

43lI GRIDLET KID
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. FROM |
See today. only S16,950. Excellent
financing: 2-storv. 4-bedrm, mod :
ern bath. stairway to expan. attic ;
spacious !. r, full d. r. and Ice.
kit. bsmt. with workbench INV.
heat. screened porch, fenced yard.
garage, garden; mr.. shopping and
transportation Out 240 through
Bethesda past American Legion
Hall right on Randolph. continue
to Charles then left on Gridley and
our open sign, or out Viers Mil rd
past Acme. left on Gridlev. Hrs.
Dawson. WO. 6-4l62, at other
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO
1874 l4th St. Realtor. AID. 4-2005
MODERN HOME. approx. 2 acres
ground; liv rm. 22'xI5'. fireplace.
picture windows, open beam ceiling.
mod kitchen electric stove and
refrigeratorl with dinette and break
fast bar, > bedrms., mod. bath with
shower. full bsmt.; oil &C. heat.
MODERN HOME. approx. ? acres
ground: liv. rm. with picture win
dow mod. kitchen telec. stove and
refrigerator). . bedrms., bath with
tub and shower. full bsmt.. oil heat.
attic insulated and partly hoored.
Lear garage. S1O.150.
JERRY COOK, Real Estate next to
Acme super market. Damascus,
Md Phone Damascus 59l1. Us
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EVANSVILLE HILLS

A rare offering Of a beautiful Ayr.
old brick Colonial in superb Hyat;s-
vile location. 3 bedrms., . baths.
built-in garage. lge. lowered and
screened porch perfect for cool
summer llvInsl: priced to sell.
Shown ny apnnintmen nnlY
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SILVER SPRING
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, - TO 6

24Ih EUGENE STREET
You will be pleased with spotless
condition of this spacious 3-bedrin.
rambler with din area. GE kit,
level fenced lot. full osmt.. conven-
lent TO schools. shopping, transp.
Out Ga. ave. 10 Plyers Mil I'd.
to Eugene left | blk. to home. See
1t. TODAY. Mr. Gutenberg. Ju. a-r5S5.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th ST., Realtor, AID. 4-2n05
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pI1NcAY0VI;JT : an - :; s. :

BUNGALOW ST, HILLSIDE
Nh. ) tn AVE.-ASSUME Az CT
Cor. . lots; full bsmt.. garage. oil
h.-a.h.: liy., rm.,. din. rm.. kit. 9
Dedrms.. fully incl. porch, bath. Low
monhtn csI payments. Asking S10.500;
cox q CO, UN. 4-1526.
3Sth AVE. WEST HYATTsVITJE
rms, baths. full bsmt.; I35 nv
200 lot; gas &C. Country liv. in the
city. AID. 2-0212, '-'e
REALTY LA. 6-14a2
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S9,750
CoZy 2-bedrm. bungalow on
] acre. lge. fenced yd.: bet.
Riyerdale and Lanham. Laurel
195- Re-. or write HARLAN
RANDALL. Clarksville. Md.
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BETHESDA COLONIAL

Bethesda-Cape Cod
just of Bradley blvd.-1h yrs. old
and in new-house cond.; priced
more than $1,000 below market;
offering . spacious bedrms., tile
BATH very lge. liv. rm. with firepl.;
sep. din. .rm. A lady's dream kit;
end fl. for 9 bedrms. and bath;
bsmt, gas heat. Call OIL. 4-2SO6
or OIL. 2-4704.
Kinks REALTY CO, REALTORS
HO O-E-ES
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BETHESDA

4518 Roxbury Dr., Parkwood
Near Naval Hosp. and NH; Diet. brk. !
liv. rm., library, din. rm., kit, 5
bedrms.. u baths; gas heat; ga
rage. Appt., Mrs. Pryse. STORY g.
CO, ME. S-4100; ewes. and Sun,
WO H-5?02. Il
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UNINER SITY Park

4GO3 Underwood St new 4-bedrm
"-bath, New England brick-ty
homes. garage; modern kit.
44Il Underwood ST. bedrm., .
bath, brick Cape Cod immac cond.
must be seen to be appreciated.
For homes in this restricted neigh
borhood. call RIMMER BROS. REAL
ESTATE. AP. 5000 AP, 1-l299,
WA 1-n0jr ---oS
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ST. MARY,S PARISH

Landover Hills Colonial,
perfect cond., 3 bedrms., fun bsmt,
full dining, EQUIP. kit; good lot;
VA approved at $4,000 with total
payments OF about SIS per mo.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-lI66. WA. 1865.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
Silver Spring. Hillandale

Rambler. 3 twin-size bedrms. den,
2t2 baths, 2-car garage. 34-acre.
owner must sell. Make offer. Call
HE. A-3Sbh. Il
The Nome nugget., 1954-12-01

speech several times, and that they conferred as late as Monday afternoon.
 Knowland, who has frequently differed. with the administration on policy in the Orient, argued only few hours before the Dulles speech that a blockade would be the best means to force the Chi nese Communists to release Am ericans they hold prisoner.
 In Washington, Dulles and President Eisenhower had up for early decision the question of what the United States could effectively do next to obtain the release from Chinese Communist prisons of Is American citizens sentenced on what this govern ment has branded as false spy charges.
 A protest note delivered through the British government demand ing freedom for the 13-11 airmen and 2 Army-employed civilians captured during the Korean War Was rejected by Red China on Sunday.
 State Department informants indicated there was a possibility this country might ask the Rus sians to intervene with Commit mist China in behalf of the prison CTS. But the main American reli- ance was expected to fall on campaign to mobilize world opin- ion against the Peiping action.
The Nome nugget., 1954-12-01
Eisenhower Backs Dulles Speech
 That Blockade of Red China
 Would Amount to War Action

WASHINGTON, R-President Eisenhower feels naval and air blockade of Red China would amount to "war action," the White House said Tuesday.
 The White House view was stated by James c. Hagerty, press secretary, shortly after Senator Knowland of California, the Re- publican leader, had renewed his call for a blockade in the face of a pronouncement Monday night by Secretary of State Dulles.
 Dulles, in major foreign pol icy speech in Chicago Monday night, declared that the first duty of the United States is to exhaust peaceful means" to protect the rights of Americans imprisoned by Red China, rather than "noW resorting to war action, such as a wal and air blockade.'
 agerty was asked by news men whether Eisenhower agrees with Dulles that blockade would amount to war action.
 "Yes," Hagerty replied, adding that the President approved com- pletely" Dulles entire speech.
 Hagerty said Dulles consulted with Eisenhower regarding the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21

Use Tide in your uUiom0iie washer!
Follow the example Of millions of
women. Take the word of the manu-
facturers who recommend Tide for
their automatic washing machines.
Remember No matter whether you
own one Of their up-to-the-minute
automatics. or popular wringer-
type machine nothing else will
wash as clean as Tide. yet is so mild.
No washday soap, no other deter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21

gent known-including the new low
sudsing products nothing else can
match Tide!
You see, Tide-with its full-action
sudsis actually designed to deliver
the greatest possible cleaning power
in all of these washers. Naturally, you
want the cleanest, whitest washes
possible :. /. so, no matter which of
these machines you own, use Tide
and nothing but Tide.
Evening star., 1954-01-17

on NBC radio. There is a new
Saturday program called
Road Show" for instance. It
is to include news, music, traf-
flc reports. weather informa-
ton. safe-driving awards. etc.
It's on the network from to
6. with WRC here picking it
up from 4::30 to 6 pm.
On Sundays, the time from
9:15 to 10 am. is now occu-
pied by Never Walk Alone"
which WRC carries. It is de-
voted to a hymn of the week,
recorded interviews, reports on
the work of clergymen, choir
music and a talk by DR.. Nor
man Vincent Peale.
Later on Sunday morning
NBC carries collectors Item"
from l0:30 a I'm. to 1890 pm.
tWRC broadcasts half -hour
at 11:30) The aim of this is
to be a weekly what's what
and who's who of the arts and
sciences here and abroad"
Seements Voried
Some of the Collectors
Item" titles are "The World
Of Art" New Arrivals in Rec
ordings," Sands of Time"
This Week in History" THE
Key Statement of the Week"
and Il Chose America" Some
others are Songs of the Lone
some Country Our Common
Culture" )" Earl Godwin's Story
Book" $50 You Speak Eng
lish." For Parents Only" and
"The World of Science. The
segments will vary from week
to week in length and place
ment and some may not be
broadcast every week.
Still another new NBC ra-
dio program on Sundays
(WRC. $3.50 PM is a l3-
Evening star., 1954-01-17

week documentary series,
Heritage Over the Land" An
examination of the social,
economic and cultural revolu-
ton in the South during the
past decade, it was prepared
under a grant from the Alfred
P. Sloan Foundation.
All of this is evidence that
Mr.. Weaver is starting toward
one of his important goals as
president of NBC. That is to
reverse the present positions
of the NBC and CHS radio net
works. putting NBC back on
top.
Application of the mag
azine concept" may help him
achieve this. It might also
help others Except Ben
Strouse of Sold-out WWDC.
who apparently doesn't need
it). 1t is no panacea for ra-
dio's ills. however. The sue
cess of the concept still de-
pends on the contents of the
magazine.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Turntoble Talk
RueeedIy individual
Ralph Nouehon Willioms' Recorded
Sixth Symphony Is q Bold Work
Bv james G. Deone

National Symphony. In this
case the orchestra is q cham
ber one In Vienna conducted by
Felix Prohaska. ! can see no
serious objection to the use Of
the orchestra even though the
six pieces making up the work
were written for a sextet, es-
pecially considering that the
performance comes OF most
agreeably. It is also very well
recorded.
A group Of Haydn pieces Of
a similar sort--three diverti-
menti and a "scherzando in
F." to be exact-alSo makes
an attractive record. the more
so because the music is almost
unheard nowadays. The Lon
don Baroque Ensemble and
Westminster are the agents
in this case. There's more to
Mozart's piece, but liking the
one is as good as liking the
others.
FIorid Boch
Having heard Elisabeth
Sclfwarzkopf most recently as
a most captivating Merry
Widow, one is apt to be star
tied to hear the same soaring
vocalism transpoSed into the
pious lines of Bach's 51st can
tata, "Jauchzet Gott In allen
Landen." Nine. Schwarzkopf
is perfectly at home singing
Gods praises. however. In this
case the praises take the form
of some of the most f1orid lines
Bach ever wrote. sheep May
Safely Craze" and MY Heart
Ever Faithful" two of his ia
nous arias. and the Cantata
No 80, Itch Habe Genug."
sung by the baritone. Hans
Hotter, are also on this CO.
lumbia LIP. which involves the
able playing of the Philhar-
monia, Orchestra under Peter
Gellhorn and Anthony Ber-
nard.
For some one of large. not
to say gigantic. reputation,
Wilhelm Furtwangler produces
some strangely unsatisfactory
phonograph records. The
Furtwangler conception Of
Beethoven's "Eroica," if it Is
faithfully represented by a
recent HMV disc. is about the
most spacious extant. It is
so spacious. in fact. that one
is frequently held in suspense
waiting for the next note-a
type of drama not. suspect,
intended by the composer.
And the funeral march is split
between sides one and two.
All this is unfortunate, as the
Vienna Philharmonic plays
beautifully. Unless one wants
ones "Eroica" in slow and
often erratic, motion, this is
not an "Eroica" to be recon-
mended.
Agreeable Strouss
Spaciousness can. however,
be a virtue, and in the
case Of the new London issue
of Richard Strauss Don
Quixote" it is. Clemens KrauSs,
than whom none represents
Richard or Johann Strauss
more agreeably, is the conduc-
tor. and Pierre Fournier is the
able cello soloist. And the
Vienna Philharmonic again
plays beautifully, in a record
which is superbly engineered.
The late Strauss and Krauss
were good friends, one is told.
so the Interpretation can be
taken as possessing consider
able authority.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Coming Attractions

Stage.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." the Rodgers and Hammerstein
musical, starting tomorrow.
Screen.
AMBASSADOR-"Public Enemy" with James Cagney, and
Little Caesar" with Edward G. Robinson starting Thurs
day.
cAPTToL-"Knights Of the Round Table" with Robert
Taylor.
COLUNfBIA-"The Bgamst" with Joan Fontaine
DUPONT-"Julus Caesar" with Marion Brando.
KEITHS-"The Best Years of Our Lives" Teresa Wright
MacARTHUR-'The Passionate Sentry" with George Cole
starting Friday
MEIIsOPOLTTAN-"Pubic Enemy" with Cagney and
Little Caesar" with Edward g. Robinson starting
Thursday
ONT TARlO-"War Arrow" with Maureen OTIara
PAIACE-King of the Khyber Rifles" with TYRONE Power
PLAYHOUSE-"Captains Paradise" with Alec Guinness
PLALA-"Titfeld Thunderbo" with Stanley Holloway
ROTHS-"Tftaeld Thunderbot," Stanley Holloway
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Tenor to Sing
With Army Bond

Giovanni Martinelli, one of
the most colorful tenors of
recent times, will sing with
the United States Army Band
Thursday when he comes to
Washington to introduce his
protege, Michael Bartlett.
The concert. starting at $50,
will be the first this year in
the bands Freedom Sings Sc
rieS.
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Turntoble Talk

The rugged individuality
which has come to be associ-
ated with the name Ralph
Vaughan williams is nowhere
better exemplified than in the
noted English composers Sixth
Symphony.
This distinguished work, a
recording Of which arrived re-
Gently from HMV, still has a
long road to go before it at
tains the popularity of the
Tails Fantasia" This, in
deed, it might never do, for 1t
is much bolder and less readily
likable. Written in 1948. the
Sixth reflects much of the
harshness Of World War II
and is deeply serious. Yet the
composers strong lyrical i'm
pulse often makes itself felt,
and the long, subdued finale
carries us back to the dream
like timeless mood of the pas
toral" Symphony Of 27 years
earlier. The effectiveness Of
this mood is heightened by the
energy Of the first and third
movements. and one suspects
strongly that the later is the
greater work.
Sir Adrian Boult, who has
welded the baton at many Of
the Vaughan Williams pre-
mieres. wields 1t for FIMV,
rousing the London Symphony
where appropriate to q pitch
of uncommon excitement, but
withal keeping the consider
able rhythmic and contrapun-
tai complexities well in hand.
BY Stokowski
persist in the feeling that
Leopold Stokowski is more in
terested nowadays in virtuoSity
than in less obvious values, but
there is no denying the tonaI
persuasiveness of his recent re-
cording of the Tails" piece
Whether one prefers this ver-
sion to the Anthony Collins
London one. which offers logi-
cal companion pieces by Elgar
and Vaughan Williams him
self, depends on ones attitude
toward Schoenberg's "Verk-
laerte Nacht" tStokowski pre-
fers the English label, Trans
figured Night), which is the
other half of the StokoWski
coupling. Personally. / incline
to the TRANSPORTATION origin
ally prescribed by Schoenberg
by a string sextet-rather
than the composers orchestral
metamorphosis. but Stokow-
skis word on the latter SUBJ
ject may well be the last. Vic
tors engineering makes the
most of the occasion. in any
event.
OF loeoI Interest
Some localized interest at
taches to a new Vanguard re-
cording of Mozart's D major
divertimento, K. 334, for the
participant who is charged
with supplying a large share of
the diversion is Jan Tomasow,
once concertmaSter of our own