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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
CALLAWAY TO REPLACE SCHIPPERS
AS CONDUCTOR OF NEW OPERA

Paul Galloway conductor of the Washington and Ca
thedra Choral Societies and of the newly
Society in Washington will conduct the world premiere Of
the new Meno opera here today in place of Thomas Schp
per of the Metropolitan OPERA was originally sched-
uled for the job.
Mr. Galloway who had rehearsed the chorus took over
fun direction Of the work. scored for chorus orchestra and
dance troupe in time for rehearsal Friday afternoon at
the request of Harold Spvacke chief music division
OF the Library of Congress and GianCarlo Menot the
composer.
Mr.. Schppers just didn't show up" said Mr. Spivacke
Friday THE official explanation that conflicting duties
made it impossible to come"
Under the original arrangement Mr. Schippers was to
be IN charge Of all final rehearsals and perform
ances The THE Unicorn the Gorgon and Mant-
core was commissioned by the Coolidge Foundation of
which Mr.. Spivacke is director
After the Friday afternoon rehearsal Menotti said
that he was well pleased with Caaways unprepared
reading of the score.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
TOPS IN POPS
By BOB WILLIAMS

Most welcome is news that
Boyd Raeburn has returned to
the band business with a SUI
perb outfit that could re-
awaken interest in bands. Ton
ing down his previous PEN
chant toward progressive mu-
sic, he has retained the vitality
of the former. and combined it
with taste, excitement. and a
smoothness Of sound that re-
suits in a highly danceable
style.
The band really lays down a
solid beat, and on one number,
Larry Clinton's famous MY
Reverie," the new Raeburn
band is combined with Johnny
Eaton's Princetonisns. in a
concerto crosse that plays the
small group of against the
larger.
! Ginnie Powell contributes
fine vocals on do You Ever
Think of Me-" playing With
Fire" "Stardust." and 'Missis-
sippi Mud" the last two of
which she is joined by The
Classmates vocal group. Re-
naming numbers are do
Nothin' Till You Hear From
Me" "A String Of Pearls"
"Elmer's Tune" Blue Moon"
"You Stepped Out of a Dream"
THE Solid. Solid South" and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21

tion makes the difference in iris set
as oS Dey, imao onn IYrh w items
CABIN IN the iee sE NCSn East 'a of IL.
Sun. From Another World.S and
i've others. (Vik LX-1O530
Julian AdderIey-The alto sax star
3 4fiers r,6dsI Lively, swinging session Of
has chosen a combination Of stand
ards and new orisinels among them
are such tunes as I'm Clad There
slus Dog nv Nv o Sase rs stt' fuS GiF!
teresting ballad, coupled With the in
q the sP 9sfs & don. me EP Ss
su1 Yea cSls KEsnnsr Capitol .,Sd.! F3I
promise. as he, does the tender Talk
and roll item, From the Bottom Of
MY VIZ sef 6smOu. MeHsfuTs sst 9OS yIc hs1 an
LIP that really showcases his meiodious
voice, as he wakes romantic at one
moment and then changes to exuber-
aance the next. He even surprises on
Rsh endinr q A Hsp tEs Thln SS Y e1s
Are" Vic's warmth and feeling are
evident in such items as Wait Til
YOU You see Her., Her, you Stepped Out Of .
9efs IN Youa E ssaF = rm HOS Glad mex:
Is You" "out Of Nowhere, Time on
Ny Hands" The Touch Of Your
Lips" Let's Fall in Love" and two
ot1 gsesu. Columbia Hana fbsO S.,,ab, -
represents the musical sounds Of Paris
after dark. in which the tunes that
are heard In the various music halls
are played by Ysaye and his orchestra.
Clever told-out cover contains photo
Of girls Of the French Follies. The
music in the set spans about 80 years
of popular French tunes. (RCA
Victor LpM-126Ol
Ray Martin--Martin'E Engllsh ore
chestra comes up with two lovely IN.
strumentals in Street Symphony" and
"Tambourine." Capitol F35l6)
Bernadine Read-s'Would YOU IA a
catchy up-tempo tune, coupled WITH
the pretty new ballad NY GUY"
(ABC-Paramount 45-97I2.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21

"Shalimar." tABC-Paramount
45-9727D
Bill Haley-Strictly for the
rock and roll fans. Haley's LIP
digs up a dozen tunes of the
controversial music style. Con-
tains Blue Comet Blues"
Calling All Comets" ''Rockin'
Through the Rye" "A Rocking
Little Tune" and others.
(Decca DL-8345)
Gene Krupa - Another LIP
from old material features the
Krupa trio and sextet on such
favorites as "St. Louis Blues"
"Stardust." Capital Idea"
Paradise. Fines Idea, per
dido" Drum Boogie," and
please Don't Talk About Me
When I'm Gone" (Clef MGC-
703.O
Gary Mann-New singer debuts
with impressive wax, as his rich BARI
tone voice is showcased on two un-
usual items in "A Rusty Gun and
Xavier Cugat--A terrific LIP Of re-
issues by cugie. as his scintillating
music presents THAT Latin Beat I"
Included in the dozen tunes are
..Noche, De Ronda," "Bien Blen Blen .
'Perfidia," Para Vigo Me Voy." Mi
SembreTo," En- FL Rancho 0rande /"
"re Tango Du Reve., and La
Golondrina." Camden CAL-323l
Bob Anderson---The fine voice OF BOD
Anderson is well displayed on a couple
Of revived ballads in Sentimental
Journey" and Il Have But One
Heart (BaHy T-10l91
Sid BAss--A rather unusual LIP in
From Another World" with arrange
ments and conducting by Sid Bass.
Sound effects are thrown in for q
Fimmick. and the use Of reverbera-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
PROGRAMS OF THE WEEK
TODAY

TODAY
COOLIDGE FESTIVAL CHAMBER Or
GHESTRA AND DANCERS. Chamber
Chorus OF Washington. Paul Galloway
conductor; Library Of congress, 2:45
Opus =, Schoenberg; Little symphonies,
Nos. 2 and 3. Milhaud; The Unicorn,
ne Gorgon and the Manticore, Men
GALLERY ORCHESTRA
Richard Bales, conductor. soioist:
Ann. Schein. piano, National Gallery
OF Art, . pm. Al-Mozart program:
Diyertlmento No. IA In B fat X
PAM; tU; SYMPHONY nrrsIi No. 80 in C. x. 425;
SWEDISH CHORUS. Martin
did:tam; conductor. soloist: Karl
3 9 Jchansson' tenor. Constitution
ssones, and works Of Greis, sibeiius,
Beethoven and Vaughan Williams,
VARY DARK. soprano; Dorothy Radde
w HmsEy, piano; Lee Parker. eontralto;
gwcA. : pm. Te deum. Handel tni
weeping. Bach: Laudemus Te, Bach;
Wonne ger Wehmuth, Beethoven; Die
dy yGmT papa GerIhret; sssthoysn' Phi
US break bread together, arr Ryder;
Can't you live humble? arr johnson;
Nisat on ways unknown has fallen
thou billowy harvest field, Rach.
maninoff; Go way from my window
arr. Niles; Declaration Of Independ
snce. DouEherty; The Night has a
s snSolssnd Eyes. Hageman; serenade
LAWRENCE SEARS. organ: MontSomery
oepela chorus and chamber or
G Shestrs Max Seeboth: conductor. ST.
Pafe.l F,e go Solo E1 AT0. vOi p.T,i,
Prelydes, Boyce organ Concerto in
NO b. Handel; Prelude. See
FOUNDRY, SYMPHONY oRcasEsTRA
RAYMOND L.. Kirby. conductor Foun-
dry Methodist Church. s;l5 pm.
N MefIs WIVES o. windsor. Overture
ysn' Mssaasr gaSn' waltz 81 kha sssinq.
ian: Song OF the Clock, Carow: Polka
and FuRue. Weinberger.
TOMORROW
UNITED STATES ARMY gAND. Can
tain samuel Loboda, conductor. Fort
q; sSi n., !; MicNair $50 pm. Prosram
LEoPoLD AvAK1AN, violin; David Gar.
veg, piano. Phillips Gallery. $50 D m,
cenac2nne' vital: Rnndo IN Q. Mozart:
sonata IN d minor. Brahms: Out Of the
pepths. Hovhaness. Sonata, Debussy
Romano Andaluzs, sarasats; span
ish Dance, De Faila -Kreisler; scher-
So-Iarantelle. Wieniawski.
TUESDAY
ROYAL DANISH BALLET. National
symphony Orchestra. Loew's CAPITOL
Iheater at e:36 pm. Danish coppelia.
Seint-Leon: Conservatoriet. BouTnon-
WEDNESDAY
ROYAL nANfau uATTuT p..,a.,
symphony Orchestra. Loew's Capitol
Iheater, ESQ pm. Danish Coppelia
saint-Leoni Conservatoriet. Bournon.
ROYAL DANISH BALLET. National
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
TURNTABLE TALK
BY JAMES G. DEANE

"CoSi fan lutte" Mozart'S
delightful comic opera to
which National Symphony pa
irons were treated two seasons
ago. has become available in
another recording, this time
from Vienna via London.
The Vienna State Opera.
where "Cosi" is less a rarity
than it is in Washington. was
the proving ground for the new
production. 1t is an idiomatic,
well-integrated performance
which places first emphasis on
Mozart's incomparably beau
tiful melodies, and somewhat
less on the dramatic end of
things. The singers are ex-
pert, the Vienna Philharmonic
under Karl Boehm plays lus-
trously, and the recorded
sound with a few momentary
exceptions is very possibly.
though by a slight margin. the
most luxurious yet accorded
this most aurally intoxicating
of Mozart's operate MASTER
pieces.
The production, it is inter-
esting to note, is a first cousin
of the excellent Salzburg-
filmed don Giovanni" now
being screened locally. The
tenor, one of the sopranos and
the orchestra are the same.
This much said, a quandary
remains. For last years Angel
edition, with another stellar
cast and Herbert Won Karajan
as conductor, retains its spe-
cial virtues. So does the now
venerable. but quite unfor-
gettable, Victor Glyndebourne
production of 1885. which for
bubbling, irresistible gaiety
has yet to be matched. And
all three sets have some Short
comingS.
For most hearers the Glyn-
debourne edition. as a sole
possession, doubtless is dis
qualified by its age, though !
do not think the Victor trans
fer from the original TBS made
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and performers, and Of press
representatives.
The Menotti is not in itself
a full program. 1t viii be sup
plemented by two short SYM
phonies of Milhaud and the
Kammersymfonie of Schoen-
berg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21

mented by tonight's repeat per-
Torrance, folding chairs were
added in the aisles, broadcast
ing permission was granted,
but still the hopeful audience
far exceeded the capacity. 1t
comes from as far as Cali
fornia, and is made up largely
Of musicians, both composers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
JUST RELEASED

JUST RELEASED
Henri Rene - Rene's svelte
orchestra provides Music for
Bachelors" a smooth LIP whose
cover is enhanced by Jayne
Mansfield-a musical dish ia
vored by any bachelor. Rene's
stringful settings of a dozen
favorite tunes are livened by
solos by pianist Buddy Cole
and guitarist Barney Kessel.
Set includes I'm ConfeSsin',"
I'll See You in My Dreams"
BE My Love-" "Yearning,"
Easy to Love-" 81 Cried for
You" Dinner for One Please.
James," and La Vie en- Rose"
tRCA Victor LPM-l046.)
Guy LOm b ardO- Kenny
Gardner and the Trio dip into
the lyrics of the catchy Love
Me Sweet and Love Me Long,"
with the twin pianos being fea-
tured on the reverse, an instru-
mental entitled Cannon Ball"
Capitol F3540.)
Bernie wayne Wayne's
smooth orchestra and chorus
present enchanting sides in the
catchy South of Saigon" and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
TURNTABLE TALK
New Cost fan lutte
Produced by Vienna

the most of the possibilities
and though personally / re-
gard the set as indispensable.
Among other attributes, Fritz
BuSch's propulsive baton, Carl
Ebert's animated stage direc-
ton and--among the cast
Irene Eisinger's captivating
portrayal of Despina are in
delible high marks.
The other two sets are re-
markedly close to one another.
There is little to choose be-
tween the two Fiordiligis-An-
gels Schwarzkopf and Lon
don's Della Casa-or the two
Dorabellas (Merriman and a
newcomer. Christa Ludwig or
the Guglielmos (Panerai and
Kunz). I prefer Angels Fer
rando tSimoneauy to London's
CDermota), and Angels Des-
pima Elisa Otto is histron-
ically closer to the Eisinger
standard than London's
Hoose). On the other hand,
London's Schoefier seems
more convincing as Don Al
fonSo by both manner and
voice than Angels Bruscan-
TIM. In general, Angels dra-
matte accents are the sharper,
but Vienna's production has
a singular and very satisfying
homogeneity. The values are
different, but how does one
choose?
London has cut less than
Angel from the recitatives. But
this has been at the cost of
excising two afias eFerrando's
cayatina. No. "a, and Dora
bella'S "E amore un ladron-
cello" No. 29) which Angel in
cludes. Neither set has No. 7
"a duet or No. "a (another
aria of Ferrando's). which one
would like to own even though
they are often omitted. Or per-
haps expressly for that reason.
The vocal score which Lon
don very obligingly provided
with its recordings of Don
Giovanni" Figaro" and eau
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
PHoBIAS

Test You Ability a. q run. D.i.ehy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
NEWS or MUSIC
NJ DAY THORPE

1t is seldom that Washing
ton has had a world premiere
Of an opera of a leading COM
poser. The event, in fact. has
happened even less than that.
for while I have mentioned at
least once that Madame But
terfly" was first heard in the
old Lafayette Square Opera
House here. the kindliest quiz
show master of ceremonies
could not gloss over a bald
misstatement which I must
have dreamed with deceptive
realism.
Today. however, when Clan
Carlo Menotti's newest opera
1.-The Unicorn, the Gorgon and
the Manticore" is heard in two
performances at the Coolidge
Auditorium of the Library Of
Congress, Washington will be-
come a city Of operate pre-
miereS no less, if to a less ex-
tent, than Milan. For Menotti
is without question the most
famous and the most widely
loved opera composer now
alive, and certainly "Unimag-
Unable Gorgeous Monsters" has
never been performed else
where Chats not the title.
but rather a mnemonic to
establish the order of the three
beasts in my mind.)
Chorus and Dance Troupe
The piece is not a true opera
in the accepted sense of the
word although written by an
Italian, since there are no
soloists, the singing being done
entirely by a mixed chorus,
and and since the action is
carried out by a dance troupe.
"Amahl and the Night Wis.,
itors." however, is also reason
ably denominated an opera,
even though it departs in many
particulars from any classic
norm. If it is not an opera.
what is this thing the magic
incarnation of which in now
necessary for the safe annual
arrival of Santa Claus all over
America and probably all over
the world? "AmahP' is now a
part of our Christmas folklore,
scarcely less firmly rooted than
Scrooge. Silent Night" and
Yes, Virginia :"
THE Unicorn, the Gorgon
and the Manticore" may be-
come no less a Universal favor
lite than "Amahl," and if 1
speak with apparent pre-
science before the premiere, it
is true that / know a bit about
the opera. let those who think
lack of prejudice can be main
tanned only by ignorance be
shocked if they will. For the
last six weeks ! have been
listening to THE Unicorn, the
Gorgon and the Manticore"
morning, noon and night, but
only laterally. so to speak, only
like the blind man that judged
an elephants corporality by
feeling its ear. My wife is an
alto in the Chamber Chorus of
Washington, which will do the
premiere, and she has been
going around the house ever
since rehearsals started. sing
ing the music, which she loves,
and memorizing the words.
which enchant her.
A Commissioned Work
Harold Spivacke, of the
Library of Congress, who COM
missioned the work for the
Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge
Foundation, thinks that THE
Unicorn" which requires re-
sources relatively modest in
size. but a good performance
of which is an achievement
not only of delight but of pride,
may become highly popular
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21

Psychologists awbreaking combined with the
Greek prefix phobia kinds Of acting
humans Score 20 points popular song title you can
sort out from the umbed list below and proper
phobia
l. Photophobia-Im Afraid to Come Home in the
Dark" 1906.
. Pharmacophobia- Afraid Of the Big Bad
Wolff" 1899.
8. Doraphoba-"Lets Put Out the Lights" ds32)
4 zoophobia-"I Don't Want to Get wel- dei7)
g. Nyctophoba-'Tske Back Your Mink" 1850.
Turn to Page E-e for Answers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
THE SUNDAY STAR E!
washington, d z
SUNDAY, OCTOBER FL, 1885

berfloete'' is missing in this
case. Is this because Of the
substantial cuts?
Mention is deserved, inci-
dentally. by Columbia's Metro
politan Opera version recorded
with conlmendable enterprise
four years ago. The English
translation by Ruth and
Thomas Martin used in the
performance is subject to crit
iciSm. however. and this re-
cording, too. is musically in
complete.
Perhaps some day someone
will solve all difficulties by pro-
viding a complete recording
that in every way is perfect.
Meanwhile. Cost" admirers
have ample opportunities for
foraging.
DISCOVERY
There is much uncharted
territory still to be covered in
the Mozart bicentennial OBJ
servance. A Sampling of what
eventually may be discovered
is supplied on an Epic LIP
&c 3262). Three concert arias
for Soprano and one for tenor,
part of Mozart's stable out
put of unattached vocal music,
are offered.
One of the soprano numbers,
"Ah t'invola agl'occhi miei," is
a rather remarkable dramatic
piece. The others are more
strictly on the order of display.
The artist. Use Hollweg, man
ages them without undue
strain. Leopold Simoneau, the
able tenor of the Angel "CoSi,"
repeats his "Un aura amorosa"
and sings the two famous tenor
arias from Don Giovanni"
and an interesting unattached
piece. Non temer. amato bene"
*. AGO.. which Mozart wrote
in another quite remarkable
version for soprano, orchestra
and piano. The disc also in
cludes the aria "Ah, Sc fosse
intorno" from Titus"
The record is a step in a
desirable direction, but it could
have aimed there more
specifically. We hardly lack
reminders of Don Giovanni"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21
FRIDAY
SATURDAY

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
POP CONCERT. Duke ElIinston,
piano; Lloyd Gslslsr. conductor. Con-
stitution Hall. $40 pm. Repeating
Thursdays program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-21

symphony Orchestra. Loew's Capitol
1heater, $3.50 pm. The Whims OF
Cupid and the Ballet Master. Gale
otti; La Sonnambula, Balanchine;
NapoH' third act, Bournonville.
THURSDAY
NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
piano; Lloyd Geisler. conductor. Coli
scum, College Park, Md. $50 pm.
Carnival Overture: Dvorak, New
World AComing, Ellington; Excerpts
from Der Rosenkavalier. Strauss
Slaughter on Tenth Avenue, Rodgers;
Creature, Ellington
BUDAPEST STRING QUARTET: Joseph
Roisman and Alexander Schneider,
yiolins; Boris Kroyt, viola; Mischa
schneider, cello. Assisting artist;
Congress, $50. pm. Quintet In c,
Opus 20, Beethoven; Quintet in F.
Bruekner; Quintet in C, X. sis. Mo-
Fart.
RECITAL; The Won unschuld University
BUDAPEST STRING QUARTET Joseph
koisman and Alexander Schneider,
yyiolins,: Boris Kroyt, viola: Miseha
Ta.r Tr.S sSS vO si''f niDrsr artist 81
Congress, $3.50 pm. Repeating Thurs
day evenings program.
ADELE ADDISON. soprano: James Payne,
piano. Listner Auditorium, $50 pm.
Come Again, Sweet Love. Dowland:
Chloris Sighed, anan.: Aria de Acis
and Gaiatea, Litares-Nin: Alma, Sin
tamos. Litares-Nin: FL Jilguerito.
Litares-Nin; The Blessed Virgin's Ex-
postulation. Purcell: Liebe schwarmt,
Schubert; Maize des Geliebten. Schu-
bert; syeika No. I: schubert; INNER
Chansons de Bilitis. Debussv: Repose.
Robert Birch, Canticle TO Apollo
strilko: Three Hokku, Mary Howe;
Ihou art nv Lutte. Thomas II. Kerr,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13

in the first months of 1855, Gen
eral Motors made a profit of $4,000
per second, $3O0,0O0.00 per hour
and $780, 100000 per day.
Profit over all big industries
were largest in history and they
we're certainly we'll taken care of
in the way of special tax privileges,
liberal defense contracts and give
away programs.
''Let us hope that 1856 will bring
a President and Congress that will
comply with the constitution of the
United States and promote the
general welfare, - not just the
welfare of General Motors" +"
Here is one bit of good news =
if the elections, etc. become too
much for us we can always take a
trip (?) - A leading American air
lines has requested permission to
operate air-coach flights to Europe
for SIPS each way.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13
Jan. 16 Deadline
On Estimated Tax

Taxpayers of the Toledo District
were reminded today by District
Director G. c. Hoks of the Internal
Revenue Service that January 16
will be this years deadline for pay
ing final installments on 1855 esti-
mated taxes. January Is, the nor
NAL deadline, falls on a Sunday, so
that the succeeding day gives tax
payers one extra day of grace.
January 16 is also the last day
to amend a prior declaration of
estimated tax to avoid possible
penalties for any under estimation.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13
FINAL DATE

Otto H. Kersten, chairman of the
Ottawa County ASC Committee,
has announced that January 81,
1856 is the final date for accepting
1855 wheat, oats, soybeans, rye, and
barley loans and purchase agree
ments.
1t will be necessary that requests
for loans be made before January
25th to allow time to complete the
transaction by the final date.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-01-13

operating the next two years in
fulfilling merger plans with AFL.
Kenny and Cliff have renamed a
Cleveland downtown Snack Bar -
the 428 Club. The boys decided to
save time and money and went
into the snack bar for hamburger
and beer. When inside they took
notice that it seemed fairly nice
place. They even enjoyed the music
of a three piece orchestra while
their hamburger and french fries
were served on platters about two
feet long. Cliff was so glad to
finally find two inches of ham
burger inside the 5-inch bun that
he ate it even though it was burned
TO crisp They felt sure two dol
lars would more than cover the
tab so wouldn't you have liked to
have seen the look on their faces
when the waiter brought them a
check for $423 Right then and
there they renamed the place. Cliff
insists he should have realized the
place wasn't what it seemed to be
when he first thought they had two
orchestras playing and then saw
that huge mirror simply gave
that illusion.
Hats off to 1900 members of the
Bartenders Union in New York.
They have taken a pledge to help
keep Juveniles away from bars and
from congregating where liquor is
sold.
And to a group of Jewish soldiers
attached to the u. S. 10Th Field
Artillery Battalion. We learn that
these Jewish soldiers volunteered
to take over all Christmas duties
including kitchen police KP),
while their Protestant and Catholic
buddies celebrated the holidays.
Bob Calm Reports:
Elijah Matthews, one of our pen
sioners, has been released from
Providence Hospital after siege
of illness. We all wish him well.
Winifred Barnes has returned
from her vacation in the Western
states. She reports a wonderful
time and her looks seem to bear
out that fact - No engagement
ring though!
Boyd Whisner has returned to
Magruder Hospital for surgery. Our
best wishes are with you for a
speedy return to good health, Buzz.
Those in the SINNERS Club"
don't seem to be doing as well as
they first expected The cooks are
too good and food prepared must
be eaten.
Our sincere sympathy is extend
ed to the following: Rosendo Mar
tinez in the loss of new born
baby girl; Lynn Surhbier in the
death of his mother-in-law; L. La
cumsky in the loss of his sister;
Catherine and Conrad, Lauer in the
death of Conrads father; Gladys
Azbell in the loss of her father-in-
law.
Dorothy Calvin has taken a sick
leave. Take care of yourself, Dor