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Evening star., 1955-11-15
NEWS or MUSIC
Distinctive Program
At Gu Opens Series

The balance between the two
light strings and the keyboard
instrument was unsatisfactory
weighted In favor Of the plano
despite Father Woollen,s light
est touch. and much Of the
charm Of the idiomatic writing
for clarinet found throughout
the trio vanishes when played
by the violin.
This was, however, the only
miscalculation In q concert dis
Itinguished by uncommon music
and accomplished music-making.
While one might have guessed
that the HindeEpith flute sonata
wound be solfdiy satisfying
which 1t Was-the strength and
grace Of the rarely heard Saint
ISaens piece were somewhat un-
|expteced.
Very little BY the prolific COM
poser of the Carnival Of AMI
mails Is publicly performed these
days. Nevertheless. his music
surely does not merit complete
Oblivion. The .Fantaisies was
the surprise hit Of the evening.
In the august company Of NO
|zart. Hindemith and Debussy.
such . success speaks highly in
its favor.
For the final offering the So
ciety presented Debussy's epi-
grammatic sonata for fiute, viola
and harp. a work Of the COM
poser's final years.
This is not a piece which
makes q deep impression on an
audience not already familiar
Evening star., 1955-11-15
Opera Opening
Called 'Modish'

NEW YORK, Nov. is R.-
The opening Of the list season
lof the Metropolitan Opera last
might was q colorful pageant
iof beautiful clothes, sparkling
gems. rich furs-and exemplary
conduct.
The opening opera was Offen-
bach,s @The Tales of Hoffman,
Ia not too heavy opera, which in
lcluded pretty girls. q pantaletted
chorus line, light. love. laugh
ter and dance.
w. O. Rogers, Associated Press
arts editor, found 1t a "modish
work for the naodish audience. =
."It was grand opera. but that
didn't keep most people from
having q grand time. reported
Mr.. Rogers. 1T was the Met
moving into the entertainment
| field. "
Although all the hi-jinks we're
confined to the stage side Of the
footlights, the premiere remained
an extraVagailt fashion show.
One interested observer was
Russian Pianist Emil GileIs, who
walked linsuspectingly with his
wife into the rcarriage trade
lobby as batteries Of photogra-
pliers were blazing away at op-
era stars Blanche Thebon In
gold lame dress and elaborate
head ddress- -and Jarmila Novot-
ma. in rich green velvet and hand
Evening star., 1955-11-15
GRAHAM

Continued From Page A-2s
scenes In Moscowl This win
really be something new in To-
cations.
Robert Mitchum viii tour In
the spring with the two girls
from his Foreign Intrigue
|Genevieye Page and Ingrid Tu-
lean. Both gals are under con-
tract to Robert.
{ Olivia de Havilland's former
press agent, Bernie Williams. Is
now beating the drums for her
sister, Joan Fontaine, currently
|costarring with Mario Lama In
|"Serenade." Nothing like keep
ing the plugs in the family.
I caught "The Tender Trap"
the other night, and Frank Sim
|atra is more relaxed ana In bet
Evening star., 1955-11-15
By IRVING LOWENs

Chamber Arts Society, the Rev.
Russell Woolten. acting director. Par-
tlcipating artists. sylvia Meyer, harp;
Wsllaes NAM auts; osoTEe Wa5so: .ss.
Wooilen, riano, In the Music De-
partment Auditorium. CATHOLIC uni-
yersity Proelam: Trio in nat
<. 4gs. Mozart; soHsts ioF mute enc snd
in and harp, Opus ia. aint-saens:
Sonata for 1ute. viola and harp. De-
busy.
The Catholic University's
Chamber Arts Society got It's
season under way last night with
q distinctive program Of or
beat music written for various
combinations Of piano and harp
with flute. violin and viola.
This year the society's con-
cert series is under the direction
|of the Rev. Russell Woollen.
Father Woollen, well known To-
cally not only as a member Of
Gus Music Department but also
as q fine composer and pianist,
lis filling In for Emerson Meyers,
who is currently Fulbright Fell
low in Belgium.
The evening opened with q
sober. rather prosaic reading Of
Ia Mozart trio in acknowledgment
Iof the 200th anniversary Of the
composers birth. universally
celebrated this season.
The trio was originally scored
for clarinet. viola and piano. but
in yesterdays version. a fiddle
was substituted for the wind In
strument. While it is true that
the violin can play all the same
notes. the experiment was never
theless not too successful.
Evening star., 1955-11-15
Fight on Inspection
or Crops Goes 10 Court

BALTIMORE. Nov. Is R.-
-Four Carroll County farmers
carried to the United States Cir
cult Court Of Appeals yesterday
their fight against permitting
Federal inspectors to measure
their wheat crops.
Federal Judge RoszeI c. Thom-
sen had ordered last June that
the farmers must let the inspec-
tors on their farms. Wheat
farmers are given acreage a1lot.
Iments because the Government
furnishes price supports.
The four Carroll County farm-
ers. Lewis Shafer, ST.. and his
three sons, Lindsay, Lewis and
Joseph. had never applied for
price supports and refused to let
inspectors on their farm near
Westminster.
Evening star., 1955-11-15

lYWg VILLAGE Du; !.ssss, RAY
'aE2S5s 'ak2sSs. sl&HS6 sl&HS6ossi sRsiisilllr.s E!gi, ART
Evening star., 1955-11-15

lsome jewels. Mr.. oilels looket
beWfldered.
Fashionwise. it was evident
that the new tight sheath dresses
have established an American
Ibeachhead SO has the orienta'
linfuence-any number Of WON.
len wore dresses showing Indiar
and Japanese influences. Many
women also wore gold and silver
Ifiecked eye shadow.
Jewels-hig, spiashy and I'M
portant-were much in evidence
AS for furs, the most popular
far and away was inink-with
plenty Of white fox and ermine
Not everyone. Of course, wa,
dressed to the teeth. Much oi
the audience, as q matter oi
fact, was in street clothes-and
stayed In their seats during In
termissions.
ITS wonderful" commented
one veteran opera-goer, after the
first intermission. tits wonder
lful that everybody's here for the
music. But It sure Is dull
Evening star., 1955-11-15
Films Of More Thon Routine Merit

"THE VIRGIN QUEEN"-The good Queen Is played to
the hilt by the good Queen Bette Davis in this
"a MAN ALONE-Ray Midland is only the star but also
the director Of this better than routine Western.
ITO HELL AND BACK"-Audie Murphy gives . ringingIy
honest and simple performance in his own life story
@ITS ALWAYS FAIR WEATHER"r-Gene Kelly and Daley
In musical that atractivey above Of the mill
sTHE SHRIKEsA stage hit based psychotc marriage
to the with Jose Ferrer and June ADyson.
SUMMERTIME middIe-aging schooeacher, Katherine
Hepburn has . romantic fling In summertime Venice
Evening star., 1955-11-15

bitt recuperating from minor
surgery. Margaret O'Brien
prefers Dennis Kingsley. Ed
ward Duryea Dowling showing
the town to former Miss Minne-
sofa. Kay Lord. The Slate
brothers lost their mother.
Jess Barker. Susan Hayward's
lex. dating Helen Reid, Arthur
Murray dance teacher. -. Mar
|garet Whiting and DR.. Harold
Bernstein d tWosome.
Evening star., 1955-11-15
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Evening star., 1955-11-15
Photography Contest
For Students Listed

Scholastic magazines and
Ansco have announced the 1856
photography competition n
among junior and senior high
school students. More than
10000 entries were received last
year. The co-sponsor for the
District and earby counties is
Frank r. Jelleff, Inc. Rules
are available through dealers or
from Scholastic Ansco Photo
graphy Awards, 80 West Forty
second street. New York 36,
N. Y.
Evening star., 1955-11-15
Nczi Executioner
Gets 4-Yecr Term

WEIDEN, Germany, Nov. Is
lR.-The wartime executioner
Iof Flossenbuerg concentration
camp was sentenced yesterday to
four years in prison for hanging
Ior shooting to death 20 inmates
ISS telite guard Corpl. Adolf
Mes. now so. testified he was
carrying out orders.
Evening star., 1955-11-15

with 1t. The sonata tastes o.
intellectually and the music.
making workshop: 1t Is not spon.
taneous. not the mlirrored re.
Election Of earth, sea and sky
characteristic Of so much Of De.
|bussy's music.
Particularly gratifying per-
formances were contributed BY
Sylvia Meyer. whose harp-play-
ing was notably polished and
accurate. and Wallace Mann
whose flute was as agile and elo-
quent as ever.
Evening star., 1955-11-15

siobhan McKenna, arresting
irish star Of .The Chalk Car
den," at the pier early tomorrow
to greet her husband, actor
Denis O,Dea. and her 6-year-old
son. Donnacta. arriving on the
Queen Mary. -. Cathleen Mes
Evening star., 1955-11-15
ED SULLIV AN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Men and Maids, and Stuff

Harried by alumni. haunted
by weekly Saturday games which
can destroy them, top college
grid coaches generally are grim
men, ulcer-ridden. Not so with
Rose Bowl-bound Red Sanders.
at UCI.A, points out Atlanta
Journals Edwin Pope In his
absorbing Footballs Greatest
Coaches" Just on the Atlanta
presses Of Tuprer q Love. Inc,
Sanders, says Pope, devoufs
autobiograpfies, suhscribes 70
and reads seven magazines.
whiles away hours with his huge
record collection, plays practical
Jokes. He enters q restaurant.
orders q IS steak, then care
fully inks out the price on the
sInenu. substitutes $Is35. OF the
IS coaches profiled by Pope. only
Sanders retained his sense Of
hunior and his championship
touch,
Cecil B. DeMille cutting "The
Ten Commandments to 31a
hours. Warmers trying to
get the dream box office twain
Of Marion Brando and Grace
Kelly for Band OF Angels" /.
Franco secretly consulting kid
laey specialists (probably gold
In his Kidneys. Linda
Christian at Gogi's with Mariana
Arcaya. son of Venezuela's ex-i
Prime Minister. =. Nancy Kelly
and Warren Caro-. planning to
honeymoon on the Florida coast.
-. Marie Windsor and her dad
made Q big uranium strike in
Marysvale. Utah. Detroit
Touch Drive. racked up $l5.-
sos. AT. Sophie Tucker re-
cuperating at 81 Morocco. /.
Harry James and Betty Cradle
got 40 grand for q Vegas one
weeker.
Reason Bing Crosby mixed
Paramount filming Of his story.
Call Me Lucky" " said to be that
he'd like his son Lindsay to por-
tray him years from now. !. !.
Aldo Ray and Jeff Donnell win
patch 1t up. Leigh Snowden
carrying q king-sized torch for
Dick Contino. 4. Rocky Mar
ciano to be movie-biogged. (. !.
Pearl Bucks daughter, Jean
Walsh. and Joe Lippincott prefer
Leslie House. Navy celebrates
l80th anniversary of Chaplains'
Corps November 20, Plaza Hotel.
Secretary Of Navy Charles s..
Thomas win be principal speaker.
.. The Freddie Bartholomew
expecting. Charles Boyer in
from Europe. the 30th. u. Ster-
ling Hayden dating MGMs
Greek glamour girl. Irene Pap
pas. John Bromfield. Corinne
Calvet's ex. and GoldWyn girl
Larri Thomas to get hitched.
The Larry Blydens (Carol
Haney1 shocked by the loss Of
the baby. Shelley Winters
and Anthony Franciosa Of "A
HatfuI Of RAIN" dating.
When Bob Hope goes ID England
next month to make "Not for
Money with Katherine Hep
burn. hen entertain o. s. troops
in Naples, Paris and Casablanca,
filming the CT shows for TV pro-
grams. .. Andy McLaglen, Vic,s
son, dating Mary Castle. !.
Spyrcs p. Skouras dinner De-
cember 5. Waldorf-Astoria. bene-
fits National Foundation for IN
fantile Paralysis. Bob Alton
up and around after appendec-
tony. Dore Schary's nephew,
Joel Freeman. and Pat Tierney
q tWosome. CBS's studio
One" to Hollywood in February.
Ella Kazali wants Jayne
Mansfield for the femme lead In
his next Warner picture, Baby
Doh. /" based on i Tennessee
Williams play.
9AAE4
Siobhan McKenna, arresting
Irish star Of "The Chalk Car
den" at the pier early tomorrow
to greet her husband, actor
Denis ODea. and her 6-year-oId
son. Donnacha. arriving on the
Queen Mary. 4. J. Cathleen Nes-
Evening star., 1955-11-15
Louis BernheimaT's Theatres
Starts Tomorrow.
THE MccoNNELL STORY"


lV1Ts0NYNR4 XII. 0-34a4.
Iv&ANUN AUDIE MURPHY,
'sTo HELL AND BACK. 6.41. 0:Ia.
gECeP OPEN WEEK ENDS ONLY.
JkaDOk FRI. SAT, SUN.
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Widely advertised Mutual of
Omaha" whose home office Is In
the metropolis OF Nebraska, has
finally made the great decision:
that Is, no Negro employees. Mil
ton ID. Lewis, director OF indus
trial relations for the local Urban
Leage had been trying for a long
time TO get a definite answer out
Of this company which has a null
titude of colored policy holders.
A month ago he got his an
swer. which was. Mutual doan
low no culled folltses heah." most
Of the company's thousand office
workers are no moro than high
school graduates and there are
plenty OF Negro high school land
college) alumni in Omaha.
so now MIR. Lewis IN seeking to
urge Negro policyholders the ma
ton over To write to Mutual ex-
pressing their dLSapproval Of its
employment color bar. These COM
plants should be addressed TO
Messrs. V. ]. Skutt and G. J.
Cleary. Mutual Benefit Health
and Accident Insurance Company,
1916 Farnam Street. Omaha, Neb
Like many other American
businesses insurance and other
wise, this one insists on advertis-
ing for the patronage and taking
the money OF Negroes while rigid
" excluding them from white coll
lar jobs Some are shrewd enough
to keep colored protest groups off
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their necks by hiring one or two
brown folk.
Then they con boast Of their lib
cralism. acclaim their 'integra-
ton" policies, pitch n few hundred
dollars TO the NAACP, the Urban
League and the United Negro Col
lege Fund. this winning citations
from various colored bodies that
customarily honor big white
folks who have allegedly served
their people during the past year
or years.
SO far as I am concerned. this
program, while astonishingly sue
cessful In its results, is strictly for
the birds.
There are thousands of business
ses who advertise their products
locally. regionally and nationally
in all communications media,
newspapers. magazines, radio and
TV, whose coverage includes mil
lions of Negroes. They literally
cry for Negro buyers, and do not
cry in vain! They get n good share
OF the Wanted SIS billion Negro
market, but we do not get much
employment from them, II any.
They have a few Negro skilled
workers and their white collar
forces are racially white.
In view OF the seriousness OF
this situation, thank Negroes
should seriously consider spending
only where they can work. Fol-
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lowing the admonition Of the late
Samuel Gompers. long AFL presi-
dent, we should reward our
friends and punish our enemies"
Any firm that sohcits and takes
our money while refusing US EN-
ployment Commensurate with our
ability is an enemy. and should
not be coddled. condoned and en-
riched.
so what can we do about II? I
suggest that we find out first,
which national advertisers give
Negroes a real break in employ
ment and which do not. I suggest
further, that those who are ada
mant in excluding Negroes from
their payroll be completely barred
from Negro patronage. In order to
do this we have only TO stop buy
ing the products Of the hly-white
companies. Fortunately, today we
have a choice. and we should
make 1t. and let the world know
about II.
When you look through your
paper or magazine, listen TO radio
or watch television, pause to think
how fair are those national adver-
tisers when qualified Negroes ask
for a job. Some OF these adver-
tisers are located in your town.
II they are not doing right by our
folks job-wise. just drop me line
about II. and Wen soc IL we can't
put some fire under their feet.
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Corner, herman Ieom-Up
A. New Works
Rnsin GAraaN

New York amp The sock
showmanshIp and sound musical
taste Of Enroll Garner and Woody
Herman make Basin Streets cur
rent bill a Sure-nre commercial
draw.
A. always, Gamers relaxed
mike manner and sensitive plan
istics register with maximum
audience impact. The Third Herd
one OF Herman's best bands
plays an uninhibited. but basically
polished brand OF swing. with the
leaders e.tortlcss vocal show
manship its greatest asset
Undoubtedly. this Is q talent
lineup with strong appeal for
both teenagers and older fans a.
like. The spot should retain its
dual" pulling power right thru
the summer.
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Negro Workers ssnsff+ In wase Inersass


Cleveland o(ANP)-Thompson Products company granted a
whom Nsgroes
provides another
cents June I, 1857
contains provisions improved
living eScSao clause Increased night shift bonus and
improved insurance plan.
Washington Presbytsry Accepts oesssresatlon Report
Washington(ANPDA urging completion OF Opera
accepted Presby
terry Of the nations capital
H. Booens chairman, Social Education and Action
the meeting Vienna IVA
Presbyterian church.
churches complete desegregaton through
which churches the
port stated
further that Operation De
education the
daily vacation church school and
Sunday school
l. A. To Bon Bas In City Civil Employment
Los Angees-(ANPDThe Los Angeles Civil Service commits
end all segregation In city employment
candidates Jobs
take oath to willingly work for with
associates, regardless OF color creed"
termed "selmposed fair
practices
dropped city disqualified candidates for
examination
introduced Bogendorge chairman Of the
commission.
obviously the and Fire Chief
failing orders
TO integratc Negro and white nrcmen.
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RATING TIE
z z 6 @ r o s
BY y. Henry Randall


A bargain l2-inch LIP contain
ing a dozen heretofore unayaiI-
able jazz items L. currently on the
market, selling for the unheard Of
low cost Of 80 cents. 4 part Of
Columbia's summer jazz cam
paign TO stimulate interest In the
idiom, II reminds US somewhat Of
another package released earlier
by another label--but not ut the
bargain price. This was victor's
Jazz for People Who Hate Jazz"
Maybe Il Like Jazz" II Columbla's
answer 10 Victors push.
Anyway. this album Ii 20 ar
ranged as to present a capsule
story Of the development Of jazz.
Wen go along with that, even
though there are obvious gaps
but then limitation Of space could
be held accountable.
This bargain discing holds Wal
iy Roses Maple Leaf Rag; Bessie
Smiths Put IL Right There; Louis
Armstrong; Jazz Lips; Eddie
Condon's Home Cooking; Blk
Beiderbecke's Sentimental Baby.
Phil Napoleon's Sensation Rag.
Duke Ellington's Merry Go Round,
Teddy Wilson. Billie Holidays III
Never BE Tho Same, Benny Good
mans Jam Session. Pete Rugulo's
2:20 A. NJ; Turk Murphy's Got
Dem Blue~ and Dave Brubeck's
Maxim Time.
Six Of the items Rose, Ma
opoleon. Goodman. RugIlo, Muir
ply and BrIbeck waxings--have
never before been released.
II you recognize your names,
you will spot Immediately the var
ious categories OF Jazz represented
therein--ragtime, Blues. New Or
leans, Chicago. New York, Dixie
land. Swing, Progressive. New
Orleans revival and Modern.
With the album comes a 81
page cataiog Of jazz albums avail
able, many OF which your column
mist has reviewed herein (Colum-
bia.)
Woody Herman seems 10 hit II
off we'll with other name stars.
and his latest collaboration could
be classed AZ "out OF this world"
Woody teams with Enroll Garner
to do a Music For Tired Lovers"
IL inch LIP. with Woody doing
dreamy and styiist vocals TO the
Garner planisms. Tunes are My
Melancholy Baby, I Hadn't Any
ono TIN You. Let's Fail In Love,
Moongiow, I Don't Know Why,
You've Got Me Crying Again, n
Z Could he With You. I'm Begin
ming To SEQ Tho Light, As Time
Goes by. After You've Gone, TIL
See You In My Dreams. Assisting
fundamentally are Gamers side
kicks. wyatt Ruther and Fats
Heard tColumbia).
Anothers lovers" album. which
In just the thing. spotlights Dinah
Washington In n l2-lnch For
Those In Love" discing. Using
her regular trio accompaniment
Of wynton Kelly. Jimmy Cobb
and Kster Bolts, plus Barry Gall
braith. Clark Terry. Jimmy Cleve-
land. Paul wuinichettIe and Cecil
Payne. Dinah comes UP with a
collection OF standards which will
not only please the jazz-ites but
also the pop and rhythm.blues lis
tcners.
A rundown on the titles con-
tanned in tho discing shows I Get
A Kick Out OF You. Bluc GarSienia
Easy Living (the Billie Holiday
topper. which still goes to Billie
though Dlnah does welD You
Don't know What Love Il. This
Can't Be Love. My Old Flame. I
Could Write A Book and Make
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WhAhington-(ANPjA complete history Of tho VIII be
available according by
grand exalted ruler.
by IT, wesIey president Cen
college Wlberforce,
growth and o 10
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Well I'll Be Il George
Schuyler

George Schuyler Pittsburgh COURIER, who formerly
slightly radical New
early 2o" and who In later has shown signs
launched discrimination
Omaha Insurance Co. Il refreshing
the of writing which
nationwide reputation reprint In full his July
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WORLDWIDE NEWS AT A GLANCE

eo.Ss soss"s mss: 1:a nG"ss ss
college deans honor roll second officially
announced last week
Fifty male There were
10 seniors 20 nior II Sophomore 10 freshmen special
STUDENT among the group
Execute T'l"idod oos =. 90 70, Killing ~. wife
Austrian Ings
covered the body OF the 2syearoh wife stuffed
lonely beach last April.
After having guilty murder this aSyear
physician appeals committing
k.".oeLy 70 l"'.sra.: school 70. Sind
this state the college level making definite bid
Indignation In which the students are color blind
Kentucky School
rutimsnt of iaO IS Hegroe" and 100 whites
Gton-CAN-A compists history Of tho R1kn VIII be
available according Robert H.
son, grand exalted ruler
by Wesley. president Cen
trail state college wllberforce o. and give"
organization. growth and activities Of ths Enn
JssLI. Robinson. Nov. Into New HON.
Stamford -XNPc-JscIds Robinson Brooklyn Dodgers
family
house Cascade Road in suburban Stamford and reported
Toying their white nsghboru
They home. located In area
North recently fulfilling a
suburban their children
hut Mrs Robinson quick to out the their
ntcrracial St Adams New spikng
that they not live with Negroes
people supposed up n n
ughboood because We didn't want 10 live with Negroes This isn't
Jackie and wanted the suburbs
sake children Toll
Negro neighborhood"
Bopsss Delegation Sound For london
Now York-tANPThs National Baptist Convention delegR
Baptist quRdronnlaI
New York aboard tho sS America,
Tho party comprised Of i2o ministers and their
vca There also number Of lay members tho
Jackson president OF tho convention embarked
speaking B~zsrland Britain Russia
Tho alliance will DO held July 1922 after which tho will
Holy Land They will the
u, q. on Aug 10.
nssgruton Ruling Shining Victory In u s. Democracy
Atlantic City N J-(ANI)-Dr MordecAi Johnson president.
National
School that the courts ruling Indignation
b the most shining victories In American democracy
Johnaon spoke Booker Washington
Night during which
standing achievement
stated that ruling segregation
governmental regarding
pvoaimm nflon
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