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Evening star., 1955-01-24

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Evening star., 1955-01-24
News Of Music
BIZ par Thosrpe

Robert CasadeSug. piano. Congtitu-
inor Iain Hf a5a eEosssn asr. rsSRsass Sonss. In II
Opus z No. Beethoven; PRELUDE
s,ds. ShGTsl e .ha rns.e ds Srsnss nra Iysiye
ssases de Deiphes: Les coiiines d'Ara-
CAPRI: Ce qua w le vent douest;
La serenade interrompue; La cathe-
Gsf ondin o slerts al Vino Fog
audiences du clair de liine: Les tierees
aiternees; Feux dartifces.
Robert Casadesus. who gave a
recital in Constitution Hall yes
terday afternoon. IL one Of the
finest pianists now before the
public. ,yith what he can do with
the piano. no one can find fault:
with what he chooses to DO with
music, no ore can find fault
either. although some listeners
may fail to be convinced. A pi-
anist at the recital remarked
during the intermissior..:: II GER
tainly wish / coulc play the way
he does, although l don't think I
would always want TO-"
The Casadesus Interpretation
Of the Beethoven sonata in A,
Opus 2. is reserved, Unconditional
and precise. In the largo aspas-
sionata, the pianist does not
allow the young composer any
latitude for expansiveness or
drama-the music is played quite
quickly. and very justly. In the
luxurious finale, with its mar
velously embellished declama-
tory main tune, again Mr.. Casa
desus does not yield at all; for
him the marking "grazioso" does
not imply any relaxation or
consciousness.
Those who are In accord with
the underlying concept of Mr..
Casadesus' Beethoven playing
undoubtedly consider it a model.
When he plays Debussy. there,
are probably many more who
find it a genuine and complete
realization of the French master.
It is difficult to say which of
the twelve preludes played by
Mr.. CasadeSus tsix from the first
book. published In 1910. and six
from the second of 1919 is the
most enhancing. Do you like
Debussy's pensive reflections on
a Grecian urn. perhaps the same
one that attracted Keats? The
hot sun and brilliant sky of
Naples, the birthplace of Do
menico Scarlatti-is that more
to your taste. and do you then
react to LES collines dtAnaca-
pri"? Perhaps 1t is the wild
scenery traversed by the west
wind. or a Spanish serenade. or
the mystical cathedral of Us.
engulfed because of the iniquity
of its worshipers. or it may be
Debussy's glorification of the
American black face minstrel
that appeals to you. Are you
fascinated by what a genius can
do with nothing but thirds
thirds put to every use and re-
vealed in their every aspect-or
would you rather laugh with an
American funny man, the come
dian General Lavine?
These are only a few of the
moods of Debussy's preludes.
each of which is a perfect en-
bodiment of a musical idea, and
which together show the fun
glory and resource of the modern
piano. Mr.. Casadesus was as
volatile and as mercurial as
DebuSSy'S music.
Evening star., 1955-01-24

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Evening star., 1955-01-24
EisenhoWers View
Elders installation

President and Mrs. Eisenhower
witnessed the ordination and in
staliation of elders and deacons
while attending services yester-
day in National Presbyterian
Church.
For the first time in the more
than l00-year-old history of the
church women we're installed as
elders, They were Miss Wini-
fred Alvather and Mrs. e. D.
Edmonston. With % other ell
ders they were elected to the
church's ruling body on Janu-
airy 20.
DR.. Edward L. r. Elson. min
lister of the church. told wor-
Evening star., 1955-01-24
Films Of More Than Routine Merit.

aADvENTUREs OF ROBINSON CRUsoE'-WcI played. hand
sornely photographed.
"THE BAREFOOT CONTEsSA"-HumphreyB Bogart move-
making genius
"BEAU NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. movie about the first best
dressed
"THE GAME MUTINY"-Comdr Queeg ana nR Wartme
disaster.
"THE LIVING DESERT"-Another fine nature film by Walt
Disney.
aREAR WINDOW-Grace Kelly Jimmy Stewart and suspense
Hitchcock
"sUDDENLY" Moderate suspense ana Frank sinara
psyche killer.
TITFIELD tale OF some britons
and their train.
Evening star., 1955-01-24

shippers yesterday "totalitarian
governments always appear to
be stronger than they are. and
democracies always are stronger
than they appear"
DR.. Elson pointed out that
'the only good and endurable
governments the world has ever
kown nave been inspired by
love. Tyrannies always come to
the same end. When love is
lacking only fear and suspicion
viii result"
Evening star., 1955-01-24
School Expert to Speak

Hazel F. Gabbard. specialist in
school services. and parent edu-
cation win be featured speaker
at the Winter Institute of Dis
trict vi. Virginia Conference of
Social Work at the Annandale
tVa) Methodist Church from
$3.50 am. to 2::30 pm. Thursday.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
Reformation vespess
A Fine Example Of the Art
By Wendell Morerove

Juie zabawa baritone: Pesgy Ia
baRa soprano; George' Koehler. organ:
tnstrumentalistk and choir. Musical
Vesper Service Lutheran Church Of
the Reformation. Program: Prelude
From the Klaviefubung, Bach; Kleine
geistIiche Konzert, Scnuetz. In dir tst
Freude, organ choral prelude. Bach;
Sheep May Safely Craze, Bach; Venite
ad me. SchuetS. o My God. ForsAke
Thy People NeFermore.. from Cantata
No. 10. Bach; Wir giauben alf an
einen Gott. orsan chorale prelude.
Haen
Set in the familiar framework
of musical vesper service. sur
rounded by prayers, offerings
and the singing of hymns by the
congregation, the musical forces
of the Church Of the Reforma-
tion presentedka program by the
two composers who are the chief
glory of the music of the Lu-
theran church.
Heinrich Schuetz. who spent
the last SIS years of his creative
Evening star., 1955-01-24
News OF Music
|Cosodesus' Piano Wizordry
Both Reserved and MercurioI

closed It. This reviewer joins
the audience in looking forward
TO hearing these excellent mu-
sicians again.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-13
Signs of the Times
Continued from Page u


Of the United Nations staff They represent majority of the
nafionsies in the world They Of all eoIos res
IONS languages cultures and ideoIosies. Their habits Of
from highly developed and ndvsrazed societies and
many others from vnderdeveoped agricultural countries
Some from the colonies. There Africans
and West Indians working side by side with their British
French Russian Creek Scandinavian and LafinAmeriean
colleagues There Arabs and Jews Hindvs and Mosems
svddhists Roman Catholics Anseesns Greek Orthodox. and
shades of Proiessnts from primitive Baps like myself
Presbyersns They from capitalist communist
countries and from oil shades between from thoroughly
democratic societies and from which have held
any kind Of election; from republics monsehes and
brand Of dictatorship They the whole gsv Of
competence s and professions and engaged in work
from the mental level to The exalted executive.
In short Just about all the barriers known human rels
onshps be found in the Seeretars housed in that
towering slab glass marble and metal Foryseeond and
First Avenue in New York City But find that these barriers
remarkably fragile All of these people, widely dvers
fled in origin and background work and play together in inn
pressve harmony Genuine friendships oil nes
social and athletic clubs formed the sole Of
interests; there easy nformaty and
in relationships II is eongeniaI human company.
riehed by its very diversity
doubt that there has been finer encourage
Of the ability Of people hurdle the SUPER
fetal barriers which divide them and together human
beings should In truth in the United Nations Seeretsria
there very little consciousness Of the existence Of barriers
After ALL there is nothing important in this world
people giving expression the good that in all Of by
smy toward each other by respecting each other by
acting generally like civilized beings
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-13

said 1--WE can't blame the kids the parents have failed"
And subject, "WHERE SHOULD YOUTH SEEK
timely one. To discuss it, have platform two
especially weI-quali6ed speakers,-Covernor Frank c.
Clement of Tennessee and former Congressman Jerry
voorhis. Let's hear first from MIR. voorhis
A member of the United States House of Representa-
tives from 1887 1s47 representing his California dis
trcJerry Voorhs Executive Director of the CO.
operative League of the United States of America and the
Cooperative Health Federation of America. He is
tive member of the National Council of Churches the
National Grange and the National Conference of Social
Workers. MIR. voorhs is the author of several books
among them THE Christian in Politics." Jerry Voorhis!
Mr.. VOORHIS: Thank you very much, MIR. Hitch
cock Everything mankind has loved and cherished
including life itself, will depend tomorrow the moral
fibre of the younger generation today The world
older generation has brought about is dynamic world
full of challenges and frontiers. We produce more
goods and gadgets than past have dreamed Of
But also kill people with automobiles and
pay comic television actors 100 times much
pay school Teachers and haven't yet found way
to end war before a ends the human We have
conquered space earth, sky the atom but have
not yet conquered the evil passions of man himself
The towering fact about this world is that
tons possess the power destroy lfe And the
great question before time is: Will moral values and
moral strength be developed in people and nations
enough prevent this archcrime against God from being
committed?
Young people see today, they have always seen,
visions of a better word-but they need to find moral
leadership to guide them there Where shall youth seek
leadership? First of ALL they should seek it in
their homes because the family the foundation stone of
human society unless that strong and sound
the whole structure will surely crumble.
The wisest of the students of time tell that
chance for survival depends directly upon ability to
cooperate with our fellowman. And the family
teaches such cooperation moral value because its
members share only material possessions, but
and joys and apparent failures and seeming
Moral leadership be found in such homes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-13
The Library Speaks
Continued from Back Page)

the bufetings of ignorance and superstition.
am a great gift to the modern age, for am many
things many people. warrior, crusading against
the downfall and decay of civilization. open
doorway a storehouse of knowledge and wisdom
] a bridge bottomless chasm of superstition
giving passage from the old to the am we'll against
the gatherings of and all other forms of slavery
that pushing in every side.
am strong wind blowing good to all who como
within the reaches of breath am jet plane the
face of America leaving trail behind that all
the world is forced to look upon and respect.
My shadow falls land and reaches from
the calm of the blue Pacific the crash of the mighty
Atlantic and from the crags of the norhand the sunny
borders of the south No citizen of the United States
really very far from my influence and many yea
many of our $50 million strong pass often my
Threshold The schools and universities of land could
scarcely exist today without No nation great who
mocks my structure.
Today, stand knocking the door of Bremen offer
the boys and girls, the and women, q this
muny the small collection of books that a stepping
in the nineteenth century from little cabin in the
wilderness the White House in Washington DC, but
also offer you vastly offer you priceless legacy Of
ell the great geniuses of the past and the present.
call to your careful attention the direct connection
that to exist between lost opportunities and lost
Visions
mo vision and you perish.
No ideal and you lost
Your heart must cherish
Some faith any
Some hope dream to cling to.
Some rainbow in the sky,
Some melody to sing to,
Some service that is high"
Can you show me any human force more versatile
than mine?
your library.
Anita B. Morland in the Brennan Ondiana) Enquirer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-13
Excerpts from TOWN MEETING, July 3, 1855
Where Should Youth Seek Moral
leadership"
Speakers:
FRANK C. CLEMENT
JERRY VOORHIS
FRANK C. CLEMENT
JERRY VOORHIS
Modefatof:
DR.. ORVILLE HITCHCOCK


ANNOUNCER: TOWN MEETING tonight makes its
second visit to the world famous Billy Sunday Tabernacle
the invitation of Wnona Lake School of Theology,
Americas unique seminary in northern Indiana.
The program opens the 18th annual convention Youth
for Christ International This is atonal
organization, dedicated reaching eenage people, Its
president is DR.. Robert A. Cook DR.. Billy Graham is first
vice-president.
Youth for Christ cooperates with all approved
gecal missionary societies in various countries through
out the world 1t conducts rallies evangelical campaigns
Bible clubs and youth guidance programs The latter
tvity operates in institutions states Womens
Auxiliary Relief Ministry has collected and shipped
than 5000 pounds of relief material ~ countries of
the world.
Now, to preside moderator of discussion, here
Dr. Orve Hitchcock Professor of Speech at the State
University of Iowa.
DIR. HITCHCOCK: Good evening, friends. This is
TOWN MEETINGS second visit to picturesque Winons
Lake where the guests Youth for Christ
al and the Wnona Lake School of Theology. In audi
here the Billy Sunday Tabernacle young people
from all parts of the country attending the Youth for
Christ 18th annual convention.
Our topic is a appropriate for this audience
and think also for this 9TH Of July weekend. On the
of great national holiday, when all of giving
thought to the founding of government and the prin
cples of democracy which have been inheritance
what better subject could have than which points
of the place of youth society This has
endured for 79 Its future depends upon the youth
about whom speaking this evening. We all recog
nze that continue to have progressive, dy
manic society must have at the base a purposve
body of young people with ideals and high moral stand
ards.
Unfortunately there is strong evidence that todsys
youth great need of and spiritual guidance
Witness for example, the stories Of yesterday and
today which tell of another teen-sge gang kiing-ths
time in Chicago. And just this morning. read article
by the father Of gang victim in New York. in which he
Continued next Column TOP
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The Devi!-Anima| Magnetism
Continued from Back Page)

Continued from Back Page)
lMmatera gimented spiritual healing and health
preserving, omnipoten Christianity of the CHILDLESS
Christ Jesus-"the Way, the Truth and the Life'!-who
did NOT direct seek instructions from Pope!,
Representatives did the Master direct say pray
to His mother, Mary.!
But the contrary Jesus said: "If we love Me, keep
My COMMANDMENT and Whatever ye ask the Father in
My Name, will do it," my works and GREATER
shall ye do!
James j. Hill was graduate of (Roman Catholic)
Assumption College in Windsor"
That was his hard luck!! (smiles). Had he been
graduate of Christian Science Sunday school, he would
unquestonably still be here and in all probability would
have reached the normal life span which in midcentury
81 for men, III for
n. NJ nc James j. Hill who served in the navy FIVE
years including Of duty in Korea, died yeser-
day at Great Lakes Naval hospital after six months ill
He "a
During his Korean service Hospital COrpsman Hill
served with the Marine Air Force hecopter service
moving wounded from the fighting fronts
He was the of Mrs Frances Hill Hathaway and
step son of Arthur Hathaway, editorial eonsuant of the
Detroit News. He graduate of Assumption College
In Windsor. $50
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-13
The Devil Takes
"Arvid {. Roach, GIN. Supervisor

FOR 30 YEARS PLUS!-vIA SCIENCE, THEOLOGY
MEDICINE, EDUCATION. THINKING. DISCIPLINE,
PRAYERS, VOID oF-oR DEFICIENT MOODS
IMPERATIVE SECOND COMING OF
cHRIsT"-THE DIVINITY or JESUS NOW READILY
AVAILABLE IN GODS CHRIST MASTER ABSOLUTE
MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH MILLENNIUM
BUT-fhe Christian Science textbook is imperative TO
berse Hebrews Catholics Professionals and the remainder
OF the human moi yet Gods Chosen Peope-christks
Christian Seentisisfrom their defective sanity Judgment
honesty, intelgsnee!I
Detroit Free Prsss Funeral services for Arvd Roach
s. Supervisor OF bearing development for the General Motors
Research Laboratories will be held the William r. Hamilton
Co., Northwest Chapel 1900 James covzens Burial will be
in Wilmington, o.
Mr. Roach died Thursday in Northwest Grace Hospital
mr.. Roach first joined the GM research staff in 1910
when ne was summer student After his graduation from
the University Of Delaware he assigned junior ens
neer TO ihe technical data department.
Following service in the u. s. Navy from 1914 to l'4o'
he was in The mechanical engineering department where ne
began work OH bearing and fabrication projects.
mr.. Roach the author Of the naihemsiiesI section
ofs protected svfomovs engineers handbook and eehne
papers on bearings and fabrication published In profession
journals and served special lecturer mechanical sn
nesrins at Wayne University" ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-13
Fisher Body and General Motors

CONTINUED from Page u
TOTAL MENTAL NATURE OF ALL THINCSi-AND
THE OMNIcOTENCE AND INFALLIBILITY OF
GODS DIvINELY SCIENTIFIC, CHRISTLIKE
SPIRITUAL MEDICINE!
And the wisdom of Gods declaration to Jesus to
1.-THE FLESH PROFITETH NOTHING! 1T IS
THE SPIRIT THAT QUICKENETH THE WORDS
THAT SPEAK UNTO YOU. THEY ARE SPIRIT
AND THEY ARE LIFE"!-John 6;63
These premature deaths demonstrate the ruhfulness
OF Gods words to St. Paul to THE WISDOM OF
THIS WORLD is FOOLISHNESS WITH COD"
Detroit News)- Thayer B. Haskins died in
Henry Ford Hospital. He had been i'll month. He
joined the Fisher Body division in 1885, after his gradua
ton from Ferris Institute in Big Rapids.