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Evening star., 1955-01-26
ViHo-Lobos' Music Stands
Test Of One-Mon Show

pressed by q program that looked
balanced and varied on paper.
but somehow did not click in the
actual hearing. Each section had
one or two high points but the
Russian. French and American
groups contained other songs
that were either nondescript or
downright salon music.
In the instances when he was
singing f1rst-rate songs. Mr..
Morgan rose beautifully to the
occasion. Particularly sensitive
and effective were Nandel's 20
Sleep VOLTS "Schlafendes
Jesuskind," Rachmaninoff's 20
Thou Billowy Harvest Fields .
the Serenade from Berlioz's
"Damnation Of Faust" and Kent
Kennan's "A Clear Midnight"
Helen Nelly Morgan accom-
panied her husband in the ex-
pert manner Of long collabora-
ton, but the wooden, unrespon-
sive piano on which she had to
play spoiled many Of her most
careful efforts.
Evening star., 1955-01-26
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Evening star., 1955-01-26

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Evening star., 1955-01-26


There were many remarkable
features Of the concert Of the
Philadelphia Orchestra last night
In Constitution Hall, but per-
haps the most unusual was that
1t took place at all. There are
not many composers. past or
present, whose music has the
vitality or variety to entertain
at one-man show a Goth cenA
tury symphony concert audience.
OF the living or decently dead.
who are they other than Stra-
whisky, Sibelius, Richard Strauss
and Gershwin?
Heitor Villa-Lobos is another
one. His concert last night was
not q tour de force, a stunt ar
ranged BY the management OF
the Philadelphia Orchestra. It
was both q real and vital express
sion Of the artist and an unques-
tionable source Of pleasure and
entertainment for the large audi
ence.
I do not know enough Of the
enormous output of the famous
Brazilian composer to say
whether the four pieces played
last night are representative or
extraordinarily fine examples Of
his work. Each Of the four was
a very good piece. and the music.
taken as q whole, was impress
sive not so much for its work.
manship, its perfection or its
variety, as for its genuineness.
its unfailing personality and its
communicativeness. Villa-Lobos
may be verbose at times. but
never trivial; just q bit COM
monplace, but never precious or
affected.
The ''Modhina" from the
eighth "Bachianas Brasilieras. "
which opened the concert, for ex-
ample, starts with a rather ordi-
nary tune. but it Is a melody that
sets on the peculiarly simple and
folk-like songs that follow, and
you come to feel that In its place
it is just right. The eighth
symphony does not appear to be
q tight and highly organized
structure as is, for example. the
Honegger symphony played here
recently by the Boston Orches-
ira. But 1t Is colorful. expressive
and 1t holds your interest. The
"Choros" No. 6, the most ambiti-
Gus piece Of the program, is q
great orchestral extravaganza Of
the utmost originality.
It is no disparagement OF the
harp concerto to say that its
success lies in It's being an ex-
cellent vehicle for the solo In
strument. For me. at least, any
piece written for q virtuoso
harpist, and played by one. has
its prime interest In its exposi-
ton of the solo instrument.
Really first-class harp playing is
SO rare as to be almost unknown,
and 1t was a treat to be shown
the technique and the musical
possibilities Of this instrument
by Nicanor Zabaleta. There must
have been others last night who
were surprised and pleased to
learn that a harp can be played
In perfect time. that 1t can be
damped noiselessly and that two
or more strings can be struck
at precisely the same moment.
Evening star., 1955-01-26


The United States Army Band,
performing last night at the De-
partrnental Auditorium, pre-
sented an item in the series called
Freedom Sings" It was a pro-
duction rather than a concert.
The band, under the direction
of Mai. Hugh Curry, was sup
plemented by q script, an an
nouncer (the program was
broadcast). and an intermission
speaker in the person of Mrs.
Theodore s. Chapman, president
of the General Federation OF
Women's Clubs.
In the marches that punc-
tuated the program at intervals.
the band played superbly:
marches are evidently what the
band and their director know
best. Excellent tone quality
throughout, clear and tasteful
phrasing, and complete control
Of dynamics marked their play
ing here.
It was otherwise with the
works adapted from other fields.
The Academic Festival Over
ture" of Brahms came close to
being a travesty. Tempos that
were far from the composers
intentions and a lack Of pre-
cision and a general absence Of
good taste robbed the work of
the dignity and humor it has
displayed In a thousand orches-
tral performances. The waltzes
from Strauss opera, der Ros-
enkavalier." were played without
sensitivity.
Miss Lily Windsor, the eve
ning'S soprano soloist, was as
signed a short group near the
end Of the program. In her per-
formance Of two standard arias
from la Boheme" and la Ira
viata." Miss Windsor revealed q
voice of fine quality and con-
siderable fiexibility. Unfortu-
nately. she elected to sing a shade
below the bands pitch in most
Of the climaxes; the effect was
not enjoyable.
Evening star., 1955-01-26
YOUNG Democrats Meet

The District Young Democrats
will hear former Democratic
Senator Gillette Of Iowa at q
meeting at 8 pm. tomorrow in
the Hamilton Hotel.
Evening star., 1955-01-26

Mac Morgan, baritone, sang
o recital in the Corcoran Gallery
last night in a. new setting for
the concerts that Is q decided
acoustical improvement over
the former one, which let the
sound dissipate itself by float
ing up the stairwell leading to
upper floors Of the gallery.
The most remarkable thing
about Mr.. Morgan's singing Is
the evenness and richness in
every nook and corner Of his
wide range. The quality Is
without Q seam from top to
bottom and from the softest to
the loudest tones. He Is capable.
too. Of subtly varied color and
volume, from q glowing pianis-
simo through many gradations
to o big, vibrant full voice. :
/ may have been unduly op-
Evening star., 1955-01-26
Moe Morgon's Voice
IS Even and Rich
By Fronk c. Compbell

Mac Morgan. baritone; Helen Nelly
Morgan, piano, At the Corcoran CAL
lery Of Art. Prosram: 81 tra csppi.
Handel; o sleep. Why ,post Thou
Rose Be Sweet. Handel Schiafendes
yesaskind, Wolf as, Assh, i'm Msisn. si. wSllt: wSlt:
The sparklinE Dew. Rubinstein; Tell
6s drsn, va Rschmaninoff; The Isle. s Rscf-
maninofi; D Thou Biiiowy Harvest
Fields. Rachmantnofi; soyons Unis,
Rhene- Baton; 'veux. Rhone- Baton:
Faure. Serenade From La Damnation
de Faust. Beriioz; Time Was When ]
in Anguish Lay. Critics; The Lovers
kkeDss slss coans Gssr sons sas
LaMontaine I'm Coin. Away. arr.
Evening star., 1955-01-26
By Doy Thorpe

Philadelphia orchestra. Hettor villa
Lobos. cepductoy: soloist: hican9f %
All Villa-Lobos Program: Modinha
from Bachianas Brasiieiras No. B
(1e44l; Hinfonia No. 8 t1eb0l: Con-
certo for Harp and Orchestra 1859;
ChofoS No. 8 1o26).
Evening star., 1955-01-26
Army Band Best
In Programs Marches
~ Anmar ill,;rh
By Homer UIrich

United States Army Band. Mai.
Hugh Curry, leader; Lilly Windsor.
harpist, soloists. At Departmental Au-
ditorium. Program: Chimes OF Liberty.
Goldman: Academic Festival Overture,
Brahms; Andante from Sonata. Opus
Unfurled, Darcy: Diyertimento for
Band. Persichetti; Waltzes from Der
Rosenkayalier, Strauss; Bless This
House. Brahe; Addio di Mimi, from
La Boheme, Puccini; An Fors. Lui,
from La Traviata. Verdi; March From
the Sixth Symphony. Tchaikowsky.
Evening star., 1955-02-13
By Violet Faulkner
Food Editor
e6COME FOR DESSERT" is

664rOME FOR DESSERT" is
~ a heaven-sent answer
to the career gals entertain
ment problem. Whether the
dessert be hot or cold matters
little, but do make it a con-
versation piece-the kind that
will inspire your guests to ask
for the recipe. There's no
greater compliment.
Here's a new version of the
ever popular mince pie which
will provoke comment with
any crowd. It's a combination
of mince meat and sour cream.
The fluffy cloud-like top layer
is delicate and compliments
the hearty, spicy layer of the
fragrant mince meat.
Then there's something nos
talgic about an ld-fashioned
deep-dish apple pie that puts
every one in a mellow happy
mood. Serve it Just slightly
warm with big pitchers of cool
sweet cream.
The no-bake cheese cake is
made-to-order for the career
gal. Preparation time is less
than half an hour, then the
refrigerator takes over. Even
II you don't claim to be the
worlds best cook, you can't 60
wrong on this one. The cake
can be nodded in a spring
form pan, or the recipe halved
and chilled in an ordinary pie
plate.
Mince Meat Ambrosia Pie
One (9-inch unbaked) pas
Evening star., 1955-02-13

try shell, (9-ounce) package
mince meat, l cup water, 2
eggs. beaten; l pint light
sour cream, 2 tablespoons
sugar, l teaspoon vanilla, 2
tablespoons chopped nut
meats. Break mince meat
into small pieces in saucepan,
add water. Cook over medium
heat, stirring to break up
Jumps, until mixture comes to
a boil. Boil / minute. Re-
move from heat. Cool. Pour
mince meat into pastry shell.
Bake in a hot oven t425 de-
greeS F.) 20 minutes. Combine
eggs, sour cream, sugar and
vanilla. Remove pie from oven.
Pour sour cream mixture over
mince meat. Sprinkle with
nut meats. Return to oven
and bake about S to 8 min
utes, until cream mixture is
almost set. Remove from
oven and cool. Chill lh
hours or until firm. Serve
cold.
Deep Dish Apple Pie
Five cups wineSap apples,
sliced; " cup white sugar, "
cup brown sugar, " teaspoon
cinnamon. "a teaspoon nut
meg, l teaspoon vanilla, u
teaspoon salt, 3 tablespoons
butter, cut in pieces; cup
sifted all-purpose flour. y cup
shortening, " teaspoon salt,
2 tablespoons water. Cut
shortening into u teaspoon
salt and flour. Add water
Evening star., 1955-07-17
MOTELS FOR SALE

WINCHESTER, vA.--At junction Of
8 hwys, is de luxe brick units,
is baths. air conditioned. 6-rms;
brick rambler. owners home. 3
acres. 400-foot front, high In
eTTPHENs CRY. VA.-Modern de
luxe motel, recent construction, air
rnndifinned S42. 400. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-07-17
RESTAURANTS

Corner, ne. air.eond: beer;
DAYS. Records disclose successful
moneymaker: over $4,000 net
proiit. Priced right. $1,000 cash
down.
Restaurant. air-cond., heart of
dovntown: liauor; seats zoo ndsno dse
cash down. A big opportunity for
someone.
Restaurant, completely modern in
side and out: air-cond.: must see
,ysIa SIpreelsstts' entS ssais 7f 6oes eeef fs1s
per day. Rent S1S7 30. Price, a
6argainl $4,000 cash down
Evening star., 1955-07-17
IHoUsEs f.t sALE, NV. tceal.l

hone. has I sedrns. and 81 baths.
Owner can hive free. Redeecrated.
and many extras. Can arrange
termS. p. 3. DAVIS CO., 1929 X
skodna:!ys n:ys ma. s-oSS2: e5es. u-
soIo-ls CATHEDRAL AvE.-Past
Amer. .; to Arizona ave, left to
Cethedrai ave-; or out Macarthur
HlSd and, and risht on asizcna s:,..;N,,: ave:
deIiVerS sSout SOD 50 DAYS: Sisa'I rms. =
baths: gas heat: GE fefriseration;
Napanee eiec. kit.; elec. circuit
breaker; built-in garage; patio.
SIS, 500. PRANK u. DOYLE.
REALToR. wo. 6-2s37: on prem
ises. Sun. 2-5. III
1913 9th ST. N.W-6-rm. house IN
commercial zone; 1873 frontage By
161-ft. depth; also 6-rm.- semidet.
brick house on the back Of this lot.
facing 9h St, House gould be con.
ysrseo very .ssS iS eos e oei es
Paul ?. STONE TU. 2-1105. or
W. Z. GRAML1cH. IA. s-1o5A
ssas 7th ST. N.w.-cornsr brick.
completely redecorated. 3 hedrms-.
and enclosed porch. oil h--w.h;.
peTss.a rssssssOn irSas sssh aea cAERE RieE
REALTY. Ma. s-3e64. OF Ju q
soI ASPEN STA rambler Of
charm and distinction. with Q rms.
and modern tiled bath, In splendid
condition. Here Is community Of
attractive homes. good neighbors
and 90 accessible TO every con-
+. ye,,r yen,enSe :, ,ngstsd mHss o solc .sn1S Hp
W. L. MOORE. EN-. a-5757.
AN EXCELLENT CHANCE to have
home and income, Kalorama Sec
ton. bedrms., 8 baths. Corner.
porehes, sarage,. All front rooms.
Cony. to everything. Owner viii
sacrifice because Of accident:
Zoned for rooming house and
sRTSo5sYsnss' sTosY = CO. sSIooso4 Ms s.4,oo serTH: T;.
BLOCK FROM CONN.-Belov the
bridge. Cor. 10 rms: baths. 81
2S4s .7th ST. N.w.-Lge. semidet.
brk.. 2-car gar. In rear; 8 bedrms.,
sxes Ssths cond aS mn prteed ssmf Below on nM srkst
for quick sale. MICHAEL WALSH
q SONS. 1911 Eye st. NV. OIL.
6-7256. RE. 7-s2S2.
3-RM., ofi-hall. kit. bath. 4th-fir..
coop apt, Clean. IT,. excel. cross
under SIS. 500. 1024 Mass. ave.
ne, Apt. z. Open. 11-2 p.m.. s.
7:30 pm.
Ses MONTHLY FOR ALI-Newly
arranged FHA financing. 6emidet.
brk.. 3 bedrms., Ice. dining rm..
full bsmt, Excel cond. Mr.. Nasca,
OF. 4-2403. cox u CO.. RE.
|DETrHSCSiaED BRIcK-sl7.sso. owner
leaving city. Nicely located, clean
Ssnienses. Good terms. TANEN
M. UPPER l6thwDet. cor; beauti-
full lge. lot. swimming pool: excel
location: reas. RA. 3-1122.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK AREA
S17.600: 4-bedrm. detached home,
near transp.; liv. rm. with frepl..
lge. din. rnn.. den for Tv, modern
kit, full bsmt., porch, garage; i'm
maculate condition.
EARL T. WRIGHT Co, OIL. 2-6900
Evening star., 1955-07-17
CoLoRED-vAcHNT

s..s;.|:! sssEs ?.s!!:!:I.. 4: ...
ell floors newly !sanded.. new gas
furnace. new. modern sink. schools
shopping and transp.
Evening star., 1955-07-17

coLoRED-3l5 MADISON ST.
Most desirable. in nice neighbor-
semidetached: & rooms. Q lovely
baths. front and rear porches. e
e. sarags ,,,sy,nos w decorate 70 I
ment or. none necessary Of you
have . house We can take IN trade
This y . buy, don't pass It up.
OPEN SUNDAY.
MARSHALL !, WApLE co.
1894 I4th st. NV. AD. 4-2n0o
Evening star., 1955-07-17
81. 600 WEEKLY

Delicstessen and luneheonette: NV:
est. 20 years: rent $400 includes
3 apts.: long lease: trial period ar
ranged before purchase: substan-
Lane Pastor, EX. 1855
FOUNTATN LUNCH. COFFEE BAR;
same owner z years: states about
5000 per day sales: colored trade:
3 days wkly: ideal setup for part
nefs. 50. 900. down.:
Lane Pastor, EX. $3.50
Evening star., 1955-07-17

PACKAGE LIQUOR-N.W.
Yearly volume 500, 900. with approx;
s0ss gross profit: good lease: well
established: under same ownership
over 90 years: good " pint, pint.
and wine business. Exclusive.
Ewes. and sundays, Shea Chasen.
RA. 6-5436.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
A31 6t. NV. MA. S.9373
Evening star., 1955-07-17

OPEN DAILY, 2 10 Z
Spacious living In this mod. det. brk.
home; 4 bedrms., 21s baths, rec.
rm., Q firepls., screened porch; mr..
Waiter Reed: lge. level lot. for chill
dren; 4-car brk. gar. insulated,
storm, windows and doors; builder's s
own home, many extras. Use your
property as part payment.
7l9 WHITTIER ST. NV.
Evening star., 1955-07-17

DETACHED BRICK BUNGALOW
6219 PINEY BRANCH RD. N. W.
OPEN SUNDAY / to 6
Owner must sell today this vacant
2-bedroom home with carpeting
rec. rm., garage. plus many extras
No reas. offer refused.
LOUIS RUDDEN, REALToR
EX. 3-b7O7 RA. 3.()14(
Evening star., 1955-07-17

owner quotes S7o0 wkly; rent only
$50 mo-; owner. claims S125 wkly.
net profit; priced very low et so, OOO,
incl. $1,000 stock: $1,000 down.
Exclusive.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
HOUSES ron sALE-N.W.
naREn

llLegLZ1
l765 7 ST. hW.-vAcAnT
compistely redecorated. This house
Is In AL condition thfouGhoqt: 9
bedTms-. 2 complete baths. 2 kits;
on h.-W.h. Can be seen anytime.
win Be open Sun, 4 70 8
PETITE RkALTY HU. $500
CoLORED-62le ILLINOIS AVE
OPEN SUNDAY. 1850
Semidet. brick. Beautifully deco
Kit. Det. brick garaGe. Lovely rear
yard: rose garden. Close sehools.
tFansp. 1 blk. from GeorEia Ave.
stores and eafeway. suitable or
9 families. Priced under $4,000.
Good terms. or your own house as
part payment. Mr. Aaury, Tu. q
MARSHALL, ;. WAPLE CO.
AD. 4-2005 1924 l4th st. NV.
CoLoRED-UPPER NV.
oPEN sun 2 TO g.
SEMI-DETACH. BRICK. rmsA
baths. gas h..w.h.. cement front
porch, rec, fm.. Lear garhge; near
schools, shopping and transp.
DON BLAIR -,
A. NJ.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
AM. UNIV. PARK
Asia Albemarle s. NV.


built detached brick,
large living rm. with fireplace,
powder rrn.. dining rln.. and kitchen
and 2 baths on 2nd HI lovely rec
Is1tiTn WAFER Hi; HEAT. = slats root. Built
about 5 yrs. Convenient 10 bus and
shopping, both Spring Valley and
Wis. aye. Eve. Mr.. Schultz. RE.
o5PSIE5NS 5iSI5NS SUM-, 2 til 8
Drive out Mass. ave. 70 46th st..
right to Aibemarie, right 20 house.
L. T. GRAVATTE
1913 K st. Realtor Ma. s-0753
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
4-bedrm. home. rec. room In the
bsnit.. good size living and dining
rooms: walking distance 70 oil the
good schools In Washington: Alice
Deal. Wilson. Jenny and ct. AIMS
$27,500
SANDOZ, INC.
Ask for Leslie williams
pU, 7-l234 -
Ewes. and Week Ends. I'm. 2-Se7b
Evening star., 1955-07-17
5o2e CONN AVE, EN-. 2-74oo.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
OPEN SUM-, 2 It'll 5 PM.
444I Fessenden st.-Semidet. brk. In
spotless condition; 9 nice bedrms.'
garage; good terms. Mr. Jewell.
HA. g-7s26. LYMAN c. DELE 4
Co. INC, ST. $500. 10. 2-06S3.
Evening star., 1955-07-17

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK AREA
$4,000: 4-bedrm. detached home,
near transp.; liv. rm. with 1repl..
lge. din. rrn.. den for TV, modern
kit. full bsmt.. porch, garage; Inn
maculate condition.
EARL T. WRIGHT CO.. OIL. 2-690O
Evening star., 1955-07-17

LUNCH-PAT. MED.
Rent only 500: beaut. equip: .5-yr.
lease. Pin balls and music box bring
In approx. $500 mthly.: lots Of
stock; very busy shop. center. Only
c. ]. YOUNG, ST. 3-1500
WE NEED LISTINGS
On rocminE, boarding houses. lunch
rants. and newsstands. We have
buyers with cash. We can sell
quickly II priced right. Call
C. 7 YOUNG. ST. S-150O
Evening star., 1955-07-17
larry /. Friedman
Broker, RE. 7-1l66
831 woodward Bldg.

Good for $4,000 ". net proflt;
loaded with merchandise; expert.
sncs not necessary; Lying quarters;
can be bought with reasonable
down payment. This is . very easy
ninss and Sunday. Sam Blanken.
KOGOD GOD & BoOKOFF
e3I Z 81, NV. MA. S-9373
, 1955-01-27
Senute Committees
Give Approved to
Forrnosu Defense

Both the Foreign Relations
and Armed Services Commit
tees of the United States Sem
ate gave approval to Presi-
dent Eisenhower's plan to de-
fend the Island Of Formosa
should the Communists at
tempt to capture it along with
the Pescadores Islands. The
vote was q to 2. The two OPP
posing Senator's are: Morse OF
Oregon and William LANCER Of
North Dakota. Senator Morse
said he fears preventive war.
It is predicted that there
will be a debate on the floor
before final action is taken
by the full body
.
, 1955-01-27
Monument Honoring
General Moe Arthur
Unveiled in Los Ang.


General Douglas Mac Arthuc
was honored by the city Of Los
Angeles yesterday when they
dedicated a civic monument
to him and named a park af-
ter him.
An audience Of fifteen thou
sand persons cheered the Gen
eral as he spoke in Mac Ar
thur Park. The General said
that the monument is meant
to commemorate an epoch
rather than an Individual, and
Army rather than 4 command
er, an ideal rather than a per-
sonality.
The General rejected the
idea that the United States
is dependent upon other ma
.tions for our being and vel
fare. Obviously referring to
the Korean war, Mac Arthur
rejected the idea that we can
plunge men into war, then
call off the war, or say we
cant fight in certain places or
Continued on page q
, 1955-01-27
Tack Monsunto is
Elected President 81
ST. Thos. Repub Club

Al the annual election meet
ing of the St. Thomas Republi
can Club held recently, Jack
Monsanto was elected Presi-
dent, it was announced today
Other officers elected were:
Auguste Rimpel, Vice Presi-
dent, Miss Helen Gorrell, Trea
surer and Mrs. Ruby Monsan-
to Secretary.
The Executive Committee
Of the Club comprised Of sew
en- members, was elected as
follows: Evan Francois, Omar
Continued on page a
, 1955-01-27
Personnel Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schjang,
now of New York City, ar
rived here last Thursday with
their little baby girl, to spend
a few weeks with parents and
relatives.
Mrs. Schjang is the former
Aster Coff, dar ghter Of Mr.. &
Mrs. Carl Coff. She is the Edu
cational Director of the Mills
College Of Education in N. X.
Mr.. Schjang is with the
Bloomingdale;s Department
Stose in New York.
, 1955-01-27
Device MoY Get
Lowdown on Future
Hurricanes

HurrlC
IAN Air Force weather fore
caster hopes to plant a mech
anieal spy in the center Of
each future hurricane, ac-
cording to an article appear
ing in the New York Times &
written by Stacy Y. Jones.
The article continues: "Capt
Leo S. Bielinski got a patent
this week for his 'typhoon
homer, which consists of q
tiny boat and captive balloon.
Dropped from an airplane,
the boat is designed to stay IN
the storms eye, sending radio
reports Of its whereabouts &
the barometric pressure. The
inventors purpose is to
achieve accurate tracking Of
storms without the danger &
expense Of reconnaissance
flights through the eye,
sThe hrll IS about two feet
long and contains q battery &
transmitter A sail on the mast
is set at an angle to keep the
boat moving toward the cen
ter Of the storm, whose winds
move counter-clockWise. An
electric cable about 800 feet
long runs to the captive bal
Continued on page AZ
, 1955-01-27
Dept. Of Interior tdkes
Over School Building
from Fluor Corp.

DR.. Robert Cotton, the new
Commissioner Of Education
has taken over the new High
School from the Fluor Corp
Grafton on behalf of the De
partment of the Interior on
January 25th. While the build
ing is completed the equip
ment and other supplies have
not been installed. When this
is done the Interior Depart
ment will formally turn the
plant over to the new InsLlar
Government.
Continued on page a
, 1955-01-27

The bronze horsewoman, high on q marbleiaced pedestal, is q
new landmark at the East River Headquarters IN New York OF
the United Nations The statue named Mir" (Peacel IS q GIT
from the Government Of YugOsIaVia to the United Nations. In
unwilling the gift, Ambassador Joza Brilet YugOslavias Perma-
nent Representative to UN. said that the gift symbOlized his
countrymen's devotion to the UN. Charter and their faith in the
future Of the Organization. The above view was taken looking
westward from the United Nations gardens. In the right back
ground New Yorks famous Chrysler skyscraper can be seen.