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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGELA s1s,S.;I!,, ~ h949 ,, English tS Ford;
ROPER" 18th and r. l. ave. ne.
ANGELA AS cdr: beige: up to 35
miles per gallon; good transporta-
ton S195. HILL d SANDERS,
Mash:'s Oldest Ford Dealer; liza
ANGELA as, 2-dr.; passed d, C. in
sspsscction for "a: $500. cash. La,
Sis5. Also. SO Hiliman sedan 81
convert. so sedan and AS Hillman
convert. 80 Riley sedan, 80 Rover
SEDAN, z used MGs' Ga, JACK so PRY'
AUSTINs AS to 81: several to choose
TAN AUTO, INC. tKaiser-W and
foreign cars. Factory sales ana
service for Kaiser. Henry j. WHY'S.
Morris and NJ G. Exclusive dealer
for Austin. Healey sports car and
Az Of % England . Both sides % Of
saiesroom for Austin Healey sport
car and Austin Of England ct 1910
King St. Alexandria. Va. Il
BUICK 1919 4-door; S749: immacu-
late. one owner since new. FLOOD
PONTIAC. 1921 Connecticut. Wo.
BUICK "a Riv. cpe., e-tone finish
custom interior, tinted glass, Wv
tires, r. and h., Dyna. power steer
ing. etc. 9 weeks old: save over
$500; S2a95. PENNY MOTORS
1929 Rhode Island ave. ne. LA
BUICK '53 Super Riv. cpe.. 2-tone
! finish. r. and h., Dyna., WV. tires
tinted glass, power steering: 7.0OG
mi: just like new; 81. 1875 PENNY
MOTORS, 1890 Rhode Island ave
ne. LA. $4,000, "a
BUICK $50 Super Riviera 4-dr., q
family second car, only $4,000 mi.
Must sell this week. 8 mos. guar.
antee; has been In storsgs 1 VI
Unusual bargain Of S1,s26. Cos
new $500. EN-. 2-6546.
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NEW WAREHOUSE
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

DANCE STUDIOS AND OFFICES. un-
der const. in lRe. Culmore shopping
center, LeesburR nike. between Bail
can f Ho gssss an oa r. c9.neEs Va
i1017 18th ST. N.w.-Avsilable May l .
slider individual offices. ST. $3.50.
s.E-and-tir. ONO. room. near T Coral
Hills, suitable for many uses; $40.
All Southern ave. Sc. BUSADA
REALTY CO.. 10. $500. -6
1000 SO. FIT. End H.. new air-cond.
bldg. Kansas ave: and North Capt.
9-565l, EN-. 3-637S. 10
AIR-COND.. FURN. OFFICE, with re-
eep. serV.. IN LAWYERS suite: use Of
DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG.
1346 Conn; ave. - Ofices available.
AIR CONDITIONED. newly renovated;
$3.50 50. it., incl; all services; elev.
mont ave. NV. Cali ST. s-5Oss.
CONN. AVE-. at Dupont Circle, 900
to 5000 50. It. Priced under market
to long term 'enant CO. 5-2060.
MEDICAL OFFICE-Central location.
18th and Park I'd. NV. area: air.
e sans m modern Cali no. 2
BETHESDA-Four offices for rent.
next to 7O-car free-parkinR lot and
auto laundry; $40. $50 and S120.
,;S4s Wisconsin ave. CAN Oh.
SILVER SPRING, MD.-App. SD SID 50.
condition for suitable tenant.
JoLLEs y sENNETT CO, Realtors,
d.. LARA.
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DESK SPACE
FARMS
By Gene

STROUT CATALOG--Mailed FREE
"a States. STROUT REALTY, 234-A
woodward Bldg. Washington. ST
FREDERICK COUNTY, so miles tc
D. C.-Perfect camp site. A 10-acrt
nominal cost. Plenty of water. As
q farm it's ideal for stock. has
dairy barn and fine old restored
home, 2.000-ft. paved road with
grand view OF Sugar Loaf Mt. Lei
Us tell yeq mere mere sIGLER & CO.
6a-ACRE TOBACCO FARM--only II
trail ave. overlooking Rte. sol. :
tobacco barns. stable. granary. r
room house. bath. Mod. kit, eas
stove. Outstanding tobacco farm i
Hh. 800. W. VI. LEWIS. rs
FOR RETIRED ENCHANTED ACRES
Lovely all-modern, cozy. 2-bedrm
white brk. country home In lovely
setting; oil heat; with many fruit
and shade trees; z productive acre.
with sparkling spring and stream
outdoor hrepl., 2 box stall barns fol
horses. cattle, poultry or dogs. Or
very lew.
CARROLL COUNTY - SO ACRES,
beautiful 16-stanchion dairy farm
equipped with q producing. money.
making milking Holstein herd. A
very attractive hay and grain farm
with lovely stream: 4 lge bedrms
firepl.; q coy country home, OF
heat, plenty shade; all neeessar,
outbldgs Priced very low. S27 500
JOHN BURDOFT, ColeviiIe. Md Cal
Evergreen 4-3S46. liz
SS.50O--2441z ACRES
Charles Co.. near Charlotte Hall
Ideal for upland game hunting lodge
or retreat. Ala mi. D. C. Severa
cid hldgs. on PROD; about half clear
balance wooded Excel. tobacco soil
2 lge. sparkling streams through
prop First time offered. HE. 4
LEWIS, Realtor. IS
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VI acre wooded valley view;
ID min, Pent.. util., settled area
$4,000 or best offer. MA. S-S754
Low-cosr HOME LAND for builders
Pr. VIM. Co.. mr.. U. S.. l., $3.50 plus
sewer. water in quantity. partial
subrogation. Ell. 6-30S0. Iii
ENGLESIDE--1S la-acre lots sub.
divided with city water: also 5-rm
Cape Cod with bsmt., only 2 yrs
old; total price. So, $50 with reas
down payment. AL SMITH REALTY
XII. $685.: TIE. 6-2957. --S
ACRE HOMESITES mr.. Norbeck in
Mont. County. Easy terms. LO
S S1SSeq III pm. HIGGINS &
APT F. t SITE. Conn., ave. &C. corner 100
VIII trade for dwelling ground
E ExF;i EN- IA. 2 stS75$ L. T. Ora
HILLS GROvE-woode
acreage. home sites, protective re.
strictions: sold to approved pur.
chaSers only. Prices start at $1,000
OIL. 2-7796 or OIL. 4-3159. 9"
CORNER on Sheriff
rd.-24,000 So. it., excellent fol
cut-ratev gasoline station; priced
right. SIDNEY WEINBERG &
SONS, INC. DI. 1910. Ewes. ano
week ends. ia. 2-4S32. %
WOODED 14-ACRE LOT in Brook.
haven. commanding beautiful view
of surrounding countryside for only
$4,000. HOLLEY REALTY, $500
Lee hwy. KE. $3.50 It'll 8.
w A N T ED:
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

SMALL End CONT BLDG, 2 stories
for manufacturing. distributing. of.
nee or storage, street loading plat
form. 14x40 clear space on each
floor 11I7 Congress- st. ne. tbe-
tween 2nd and 3rd. L and ny. viii
remodel to suit or credit renova-
ton against rent. Ma. S-9257. 80
LEASE. SS13 N. II. AVE.-Facing
Rk. Crk. Church I'd. in rear. For
merly occupied by Toledo Scales.
Suit. offices, showroom. etc: good
parking: apt. above. ia. $4,000.
1000 so. FIT. LAND. with 1000 sq.
IT. of good building. situated ~
blocks from Fairfax County Court
house on Main St; ideal for stores.
ofices. community conferences and
shops Call OWNER. ia. T-a24S.
9 through 5. Monday through Fri
day. "a
$50 PER MONTH - Approximately
1000 50. IT. Light, airy basement
spsee. First eommereisl. e22 Ken
shop. RE. 7-7a46. "a
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VACATION PLACES

MAINE SEACOAST COTTAGE - 4
rm., mod kit, bath; beautiful his
toric location; good swimming; S75
wk. 1913 season plus gas and cleo.
OIL, 2-O363 o
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OUT OF TOWN REAL EsrArs

SALE-Wildwood. N. J. apt. building
Masonry stucco; units, three q
bedroom units for rental: one /.
bedroom unit for owner occupant
All private entrances and private
baths. Fully equipped. Excellent con
diiton. Now ready. Rent income on
3 units; $5S5 per week during sea-
write MRS. E. NJ. WILL. AT w
ravior ave.. Wildwood. N. ]. Phone
2-5417. Ill
NEAR MILTON, FLA.-Farm of 17o
acres and 7-rm. house, with out
bldgs.. running water and IL head
cattle. nj. Pollard (Ala.) oil fields
Property has oil lease. Will sacri-
flce, $4,000. Pc. 2-2957 -1C
PRIVATE FISH POND. about 3O-acre
water. stocked with rainbow ano
IFfVE-RM. RANCH STYLE HOUSE
spacious 40-ft. living room Gil heat;
eood Nv reception.
JOHN z. ROWE.
Box 1888. Newport. N. H.
s MILES FROM FREDERICK
9-rm. brick, electricity. many barns
etc. 8 acres, more If needed. $5G
month. Follow Route 20 to Point of
Rocks. right mi. on road to Doubs
to Calico Rock Farm, 1st gravel
road on right. URCIOLO REALTY
CO.. ME- 8y4941. 81
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
TWO ONT.Y

TWO ONLY
Ford. new 1859 F-6u0; big 6: 49,
inch vince! base. de luxe cab. D.
speed overdrive transmission, ..
speed rear axle, heavy duty fan
tinted glass, electric wiperS, heater,
defroster. six S,25x20 1O-ply tires
List price, S2.944,65: selling price
S2,335.22.
Ford. new 1859 F-6oo: big 6; 1T2.
inch wheel base: six 750x20 S-ply
tires; 4-speed transmission, single
rear axle. heavy duty fan. tinted
glass. electric wipers, heater, de-
ing price. S1.956.83. No reasonable
offer refused. Call MR.. GRAHAM
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LOANS

LOAN APPLICATIONS promptly proc
essed; other personal and business
services. ARLINGTON GENERAL
AGENCY, ia. S-2133. -
LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me. reflnance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts. thereby
reducing monthly payments and in
terest and give you any balance in
cash. Call MR.. MILLER, ME. S-l22O;
evenings. LA. 6-5l94
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY ON End TRUSTS-We will
buy 2nd-trust notes D. c.. nearby
Md. or Va; reasonable rates. MA
TIONAL MORTGAGE g. INVEST
MENT CORP, 1912 N. 7. ave. NV,
MA. S-5S33.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BIaAaRT2W RE q ny CO.. Realtors
terested in financing and construc-
ton of large projects; D. c.. Md
or Va. For appt., phone ST. s.
Cash IN ONE DAY-Second trust
loans and notes purchased. Also
first trusts. Elk. STA.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

SPECIAL BARGAIN-Downtown. fac
apts,, rented for $4,000 per annum,
Brick bldg. 25xS5. Modern. Act
today. Speculators attention. Call
Mr.. ODUM, RE. 7-5216. %
AVE. NV. facing Rock
Creek Park-Large 3-story and base
ment semidetached brick house. con-
tanning 6 bedrms. and 3 baths;
suitable for rooming house or con-
version to apis. Convenient terms
THE CAREY WINSTON CO.. 1928
Conn. ave. NV. CO. 5-4422. -
7-UNIT Def. BRICK apt. bldg; all
2-bedrm. units under lease: income
$500 per W.: hot-water heat:
zh times rental; built 1853
guRVaLEE. q; RAMSEY, JU. 9-29S5,
1443 GIRARD ST. N.w.-s1e. 900
make. offer: converted brick bldg;
3 apis, 4 baths, garage; income
s s3sc Ju per ss PSI g TA ss4 q RAM
BRAND-NEW GARDEN APT. devel.,
On 81 units nit LIZ and bedrms,, l,y: rm.
come rap appr R s1o snd Oo opeTati ms
expens. approx. So 900 W.: idea
Eve ss EN- % sNss1S. Ace L. r re aRA
ATE. Realtor. MA. S-0753.
CUNT Def. BRICK apt. bldg.
JU. 9-29S5. IA. 9-2443. -
SILVER sPRING-S28,750
Brand-new. 3-unit brick bldg. next
large FILA loan possible.
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FARMS tcent.)
S3.75O-125 ACRES
3 Good Ones
Loudoun County

80 miles from D. C. feeder barn fol
over 100 cattle; two (I6x42) ma
sonry silos.- Large stream borders
farm. Sound farm house and cleo
tricity. SIS, 900 down; price. $40.-
600. EWES. AND SUM-. CALL Mr.
JAMES TYLER, LENAH, Va. 52427
GEO. MASON GREEN co.
RealtorS To A-1A0n
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ROUTH ROBBINS
REALTY. INC.

NEW HANDLERS
Lovely brick homes in growing area
3 bedrms., Iiv. rm. with flrepl., din.
rm., equip. kit. some with and some
without bsmts.. on lge. lots. Several
floor plans to select from. Priced
from 81 500 up. flexible terms.
Can J. T; MOTION REALTY. INC.
OV. 2-5o00. Open til 9. a
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STORES FOR RENT

l a2a.st NoRTR rS cAPIT SoL for
sen; only S135 monthly. Ma.
18th ST. Mr.. COLUMBIA RD.. go good
for any type business. Reas. rent.
Immed occupancy. TU. 2-2!27,
1909 ss,, EYE ST. ST; NV: in heart Of
etc. Cali Mr.. KAY. ME-. s-3679.
1 REMAINING STORE in lge. 90
store GILMORE shopping center. 450-
car parking. Leesburg pike, between
Baileys Crossroads and Seven Cor
ners, Va, suit. for furn., TV and APP
ETC cal a HsS9e 5 ese Of f RAJ s Sq?Rz
2 STORES, 3rd and Sheridan SITS. n
One 25x60, 10x60. Full bsmt..
pparking Gz N rear B. B. ALLISON
STORE. near post office; Se5 per mo.
St1E.1 go9d ~ tenant; oooSSo SOUTHEAST
1915 9th ST. N.W.-Approx. 24x12:
plate glass window; add. rm. in
s9pa nSp ng Esasi rent. 20 Apply LEG
street NV.
plate glass window; SIS mo-. incl.
heat and hot water. Apply LEO
M. BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1415 K
st. NV, ME. S5400.
F ST. bet. 9Th and 9th in line with
Eecht's.. Lansburgh'S, Kann's and
other leading stores. Good foot
traf1c. Apply $40 F st. NV. Rm. 10.
8
STORE FOR RENT-Seft ice cream
~
hwy. to reliable person. Call bet.
9 am. and l pm. RE. 6-S99S u
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
BOATS
MOTORCYCLES
AUToM0TlvE MISC.
TRAILERS

HUDSON 1850 6-cylmder motor; will
At any model from 194S up. JE.
2-613S after 6 pm. q
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COUNTRY CT

With everything; 40-ft. rambler, full
basement, 3 bedrooms, Gift. Twins
room with picture window, left
kitchen and dining area. New and
spacious for the wife. plenty OF
playground for the children. Little
or no down payment S72 per mo
MILLS REALTY
Annandale, Va.
JE. 2-o999 JE. 4-lS77
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SPOT CASH

DIRECT FROM OWNER
Highest cash for property. d. C. or
Md. Free appraiSals day or night.
Mr.. KITCHENS, ST. 3-736S.
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CHEVROLET AT c-dr.; very clean
SALES. 4404 r. /. ave. NE, UN
CHFvv'. ia Bel An; e-tone chartreus,
a snd cream top: with mlatching up
in like-new cond.. carries new-cai
guar; ST 1915. ARCADE PONTIAC
1897 Irving. st. NV. AID. 4-S5O0
Also. 3460 14th st. NV, RA. 3-967O
CHEW. ,'52 Styleline de luxe 4 DIR. Sc
n 1sa isns aa gray; Arcade re- an Po ri AZ
1887 Twins. st. NV, AID. $4,000
Also $500 14th st. NV. RA. 3-9610
CHEW. 80 2-dr.; fully equip, perfect
low mileage. one-owner car: $685.
MCNEIL (studsbaker). 4O34 Wis
CHRYsLER AS Windsor sedan; fines
cond.; $445, terms. ROPER" ISL
and r. /. ave. ne.
CHRYSLER 1854 windsor de lux
sedan; company demo; equip. witt
radio. heater. power steering. Pow
white-wall tires; light green finish
very low mileage; new-car It'll
and new-car warranty. Substantial
savings. WHEELER. INC, Chrysler'
Outstanding Dealer, $500 Wiscon
sin ave. NV, EN-. 3-470S. Opel
SuHCdsA. IL 70 O1 WtekQhy&. BY,
CHRYsLER 1851 Windsor 4-door
beautiful light green finish. i'm
maculate one owner: sale price
1.195. WHEELER INC. Chrysler'
Outstanding Dealer. 1900 Wis. ave
NV, EN-. 3-470s. Open Sundays
CHRYsLER ~ Imperial sedan; radio
heater. torGue drive, power brakes
power windows, custom seat covers
immaculate. low milease. one owner
worthwhile gusrantee, sale price
1889. WHEELER INC. Chrysler'
Outstanding Dealer 1900 Wis. ave
NV EN-. 3-470s> Open Sundays
cHRYsLGnR 's1 New Yorker 4-dr., :
and n. power brakes, clean, loI
mileage, pvt. owner. s1.295 or bes
CHRYsLER 81 New Port New Yorke
2-dr. sedan; r and h., fiuid-drivs
fine. hardtop conVertible at
e csr No. ses-R l''f MoNRo 5g F Ria5
Open evenings TIN 8. JU. $500.
CHRYSLER so Windsor de lux
4-dr.; fully equip. 2-tone paint. loN
mileage. 81 1886. ROYAL MOTORS
INC, Chrysler-Plymouth. 41O0 Ga
CHRYSLER '53 New Yorker de lux
4-door; orig sold for S4.10O; full
s.. sSS. ROYAL 10y MOTORS. INC
Your Chrysler- Plymouth Dealer. j
Kennedy st. NV. TU.. 2-4119. -
CHRYSLER '53 Imperial sedan: full
equipped; cost 81 900. Special q
$685.. ROYAL MOTORS. INC
Chrysler-Plymouth. 400 Georgi
ave. NV, ia. $4,000. Open Sun
.CMRYsLER '49 New Yorker: 4-doo,
fully equip. Wv. tires. S74h
ROYAL MOTORS. INC. You
Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer. Is Ken
nedy st. NV. tn. 2-4119. -
ICHRYSLER so Windsor 4-door
iHSnIyyAs s WsToRs s.r NC el your cs ss:
ler-Plymouth Dealer. Is Kennel
al. NV. ~. 2-41f9. -
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ALEX, VI acre wooded valley view;
$4,000 or best offer. MA. S-S754.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

Realtors, ia. 4-1400
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FRIDAY.

LILLIAN EvANT1. SOPRANO. John Wesley
A.. M. E. Zion CHURCH, $50 pm. Pieta
fuggite. Cavalli; Perduto no Ia sper-
anza. Donaudy: Chanson du Papillon;
Campra; Apres. un reve, Faure: Jst
Chere mutt, Bachelet; Pace. pace, milo
Dio. Verdi: Love Went A-Riding.
Bridge; Marguerite. Bischoff: Hey Did
die Diddle. Hughes; To Q Wild Rose,
MacDowell: High flight. Evanti: Robin,
robin, sing me Q song, Spross; Some
body loves me. Evanti Slow me down.
Lawd. Evanti: I've set my love on
Jesus Evanti.
Evening star., 1954-05-09
TurntobIe Talk
Pure Musical Lyricism
Shaw ChoruIe Record of Schubert's
Little Moss in 6 Is q SumpIe
By jones 6. Deone

other Gieseking discs. These
carry the Urania label, with
which the German pianist is
not known to have any con-
tractual tie. The musical quail
ity of the discs also raises
doubts about their origin. One
pairs Schumann's "Kreisleri-
ana" and Bach's sixth Eng
lish Suite" The other is de-
voted to the Schumann "Da-
vidsbuendler Dances In both
cases the sound is rather tinny,
and there are even some finger
slips which it, is hard to
imagine Gieseking himself
passing. Could these discs
have originated with actual
concerts or radio broadcasts?
In any event, they should be
approached with wariness, for
they are far below the usual
GieSeking standard.
Excellent Sound
The 'Davidsbuendler" pieces
are played for Westminster by
Joerg Demus on a recent disc
> which includes the "Papil-
lons." and in. this case the
recorded sound is excellent.
DemuS isn't the most imagi-
: native pianist around, but he
plays sensitively and skillfully.
Roberta Peters is more i'm
Evening star., 1954-05-09
TurntobIe Talk

Schubert turned out music
in his teens that many a COM
poser would have been happy
to equal in his full maturity.
A particularly inviting sam
pie is the little Mass in G.
written at IS. which has just
been released by Victor In q
performance by the Robert
Shaw Chorale. This mass,
written unbelievably in six
days. is just long enough for
an LIP side. It is pure lyricism
from beginning to end and
well worth a place in any
choral collection.
The other side of this Victor
disc includes more music that
ought to be heard more often
Brahms der Abend" and
"Naechtens." for piano and
voices. The lovely Nun ihr
Musen" from the ''Liebeslieder
Walzer" and Bach'S "Komm,
Jesu, komm" fill out this col
lection. The singing is express
sive, the sound clear, although
a trifle less sauve than one
might wish.
Fine, fluent performances of
two of Mozart's most indispen-
Sible piano concertos have just
been turned out by Clifford
Curzon for London. both on
one disc. One Is the great C
minor, No. "a, which one i'm
mediately is tempted to COM
pare with the recording by
Artur Schnabel. Curzon's
reading is less propulsive and
less dramatic, stressing instead
the poetic elements; both ap-
proaches would seem to have
a place. In the wonderful A
major. No. %, Curzon gives a
CHEEKY, bubbling rendition. not
quite so crisp as Walter GieSe-
kings, but altogether engag-
ing. Joseph Krips and the
London Symphony provide the
orchestral backing, which is
spaciously played and re-
corded. The purchaser should
test the last few grooves Of the
c minor: on my copy, one Of
them repeated.
Gieseking, Good and Bod
The latest Gieseking project
is a series Of Debussy record
ings for the new Angel label.
Some of them duplicate rendi-
tions by this esteemed Debussy
exponent already on LIPS, but
the disc I have tried does not.
This one contains Is brief and
mostly youthful pieces which
the jacket annotator feels are
generally of lesser impor-
tance," but whatever their
rank in the Debussy roster: in
Gieseking's hands they make
an hour of delicately mesmer-
izing enchantment.
There is mystery about two
Evening star., 1954-05-09
Group to Present
Menotti Operas
Here This Week

Three performances Of dOu-
ble-header opera will take
place this week when the
Capital Opera Association
presents Menotti's "The Tele-
phone" and "The Medium"
under DR.. Frederick Fall, at
Roosevelt High School Audi
torium. One of the reasons
why the association is putting
on these performances is the
hope that Washingtonians
will see what they are missing
in not having an opera house.
The Menotti performances
have the support of Congress-
man Charles r. Howell Of New
Jersey. one of the proponents
of a National Opera House in
Washington. Although DR.. Fall
is conductor of the Agriculture
Symphony Orchestra, the
Menotti performances this
week will be done with ac-
compartment of two pianos.
Evening star., 1954-05-09

another to the store Of long
play discs representing the
lamented British contralto's
art. The music. originally on
78- rpm. numbers "Ombra
mai fu" from Hande1's
"Xerxes." what Is Life?" from
Gluck's "Orfeo." 20 Rest in
the Lord" from Mendelssohn's
Elijah" and the aria "Art
Thou Troubled?" from Han
del's opera "R delin da. ="
("Ombra mai fu." in case some
one doesn't know. is the IA
nous largo.)
It's Arthur Fiedler's 25th an
niversary as conductor Of the
Boston Pops. In honor of the
occasion Victor has issued Q
collection Of new Fielder per-
formances which sound very
much as Fielder performances
have for q quarter century.
The difference is that this disc
is labeled high fidelity" which
simply makes the BSO sound
less inhibited than ever. The
music runs from Elgar's 'Ponp
and Circumstance" to tn e
Battle Hymn Of the Repub-
lic," with the expectable quota
Of Strauss in between.
In not quite the same cate
CORY. but also Of the lighter
sort, is q Columbia Offering
entitled Comedy in Music"
The performer, also conduct
ing affairs especially, Is Vic
tor Borge.
Evening star., 1954-05-09
Proqrums of the Week

Davis, Carroll Nation, Marie Pic.
Roosevelt High School auditorium,
$40 pm The Telephone. Menoti:
The Medium. Menotti.
WEDNESDAY.
THE CAPITAL. OPERA ASSOCIATION,
DR.. Frederick Fall. conductor. Roose-
welt High School auditorium, $3.50 pm.
Repeating Tuesdays program.
CHORISTERS AND
NORTHERN VIRGINIA BRASS EN-
SEMBLE. Louis L. Maser. director. JEFF
ferson memorial auditorium. Depart
ment Of Agriculture. $50 pm. Halle
lujah, Lewandowsky; Good Night My
Love. Di Lasso; Now Let Us Lift Our
Voices, Hassler: Dedication. Franz;
Song Of Galilee, Chajes: March and
Gavotte, Handel; Ricercar del primo
tuono. Palestrina: Toccata. Haines;
Four Dances, Susato; Italian Street
Song, Herbert; Toreador Song. Bizet:
Music from the Student Prince. ROM
berg: also folksongs and spirltLals.
THURSDAY.
THE CAPITAL OPERA ASSOCIATION.
DIR. Frederick Fan. conductor. Roose-
welt High School auditorium. $3.50 pm.
Repeating Tuesdays program.
LOVETTE CHORAL CLUB, G. Franklin
Roberts. director. S0loists: FIeurette
JOffrie, soprano; Philip YOUNG, harp.
Wesley Hail. 2131 Q street, S:46 pm.
Program not available.
Evening star., 1954-05-09

pressive in her latest record,
on which she sings ariaS from
Lucia" II Puritani," La
Sonnambula" and Donizetti's
unfamiliar Linda di Cha
mounix" with admirable agility
and poiSe, than in any other
encounter I have had with
her, off stage or on. There
are times when one realizes
she is a young singer, but it
is clear she is one with more
than inconsiderable promise.
It is stretching matters a bit,
though, when Victor dubs on
some vintage recordings by
Tetrazzini. Galli-Curci and
PonS and invites comparisons.
Good merchandising. perhaps,
but making a good record is
one thing and making good in
the opera house another. At
the latter task, Miss Peters
still has some distance to
travel. and it might be wise if
Victor left a few of the super
latives for later on.
With another Victor issue
labeled Ten Unforgotten
Stars" the superlatives are un-
questioned. The stars here,
besides Galli-Curci, are Bori,
Caruso, de Luca. Gigli, Nc
Cormack, Ponselle. Schipa.
Tibbett and John Charles
Thomas, and the performances
some of the choicest in the
Victor archives, covering a
span in recording dates of
80 years.
Anniversary Disc
It appears that Kathleen
Ferrier also is not to be for
gotten, for London has added