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The Sidney herald., 1956-01-12

Forrest. who flew in via Frontier
Airlines Saturday afternoon.
Upon Mrs. Phelps return to
Sidney she plans to dispose of her
home and furnishings and return
to California to make her home.
II cannot say. and ! will not say
That he Is dead-he Is Just awayl
With a CHEEKY smile and a wave of
the hand.
He has wondered into an unknown
land.
And left us dreaming how very fair
IT neels must be. since he fingers
there.
So think of him faring on. as dear
In the love of There as the love
of here.
Think of him still as the same.
] say:
He is not dead - he Is just away"
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-12
CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS
We extend our appreciation to DR..
Hyde for his quick response when
called TO DUR home. all the nurses
at the hospital for their kind help;
much love and thanks to my sister
Sylvia. my nieces and nephews and
all our dear friends who rushed TO
our aid with sympathy, prayers kind
words, flowers. food and money. in
this dark hour when we are mourn
ing the loss of our beloved husband,
father and grandfather. Our special
thanks to Homer Gorder who was
such a great help in arranging for
transfer of our dear one. in making
contacts with railroads. and in SO
many other ways.
Mrs. Addie Phelps. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Williams. Donna. Billy and
Susan: Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Phelps,
Colleen and Beverly: Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Shilling. Fay Aires. Mar
lene. Nicky and Jeanne. (c)
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-12

Most people think that the gentleman who owns
and drives a new Cadillac must necessarily be
blessed with an abundance of this worlds goods.
But the truth of the matter is that a great
many motorists of relatively modest means-lke
the happy man you see here-sit at the wheel of
the car of cars"
For wisdom and practically lead to Cadillac
just as surely as prominence and prosperity
Listen, for a moment, to this remarkable as
sembly of facts-and see if you don't agree.
The Series Sixty-Two Coupe the beautiful
and inspiring motor car pictured above costs
just a few dollars more than many cars in the
'medium-price" bracket.
Cadillac's dependability is so extraordinary that
The Sidney herald., 1956-01-12

Advertisement for Seitz &
LaRue - Satisfaction or money
back Make this store. your store
and feel at home when you come
here. Seitx q In Rue.
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. ROOMS WITH BOARD

CALVERT HOUSE. i40l 10th NV,
Choice rms. now avail; selected
menu switchboard, TV.
LOVELY. QUIET HOME, nice porch,
yard trees food very lge rm. and
closet; couple pref. JE. 4-i2b7
NV. PRIVATE HOME-Double room,
enclosed sleeping porch for men, .
meals, Z DAYS DU 1-OASO.
1917 n. I. AVE. N.w.--sinRles and
doubles ladies and gentlemen,
Breakfast, D am. ReaS. DE. 3-g64b.
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FONTANET COURTS. 400 Fair
mont st. NV: spacious 3-bedroom
apt; liv. rm.. din. rm.. kitchen,
bath. large foyer, walk-in closets,
balcony. NO. 7-S215.
NORTH CAPITOL AT HAWAII AVE.
N.E.-lst floor; modern. S-family
building. ideal location. Only $500
for 2 rooms, kit. and bath. incl.
heat. INV, also 7-ft. refrigerator.
Laundry and lockers in bsmt.
STEUART q BROS, INC. DI. e
2434.
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ROOMS fURNIsHED-N.w.

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, 1922 p st
n.w-S5 per week. single rm.. End
Il fr.. adj. bath. shower. HU. 3-359l
COLONY CLUB, 3032 N ST. NV
Spac home for young people; cool
rooms, lge. dining and reception
rooms. kit TV. auto. washer, maid
service. FE. 3-9SSS.
downtown, clean. spacious: TV
and laundry privils; fan. Single,
81 double, Sill. HO. 2-532l,
216O 10th ST N.W.-Gilbert Hotel
and houses have an accomoda-
ton for every taste and pocket.
book daily maid service some rms
with free 2l-in TV 24-hr switch.
I'd some pvt baths avail rates
$3.50 up weekly Call CO 5-73Sl
1888 18th ST NV. ---Businesswom
en-, sgl., dbl rms. clean. beaut
furn.; mod baths, NO. 7-9l2g
NEAR sTATLER-Gentleman: large
studio room. running water, semi
private bath, reasonable MA. s.
1880, EYES, OIL. 6-69l4.
1890 10Th ST. N.W.--LRe.. beautiful,
well-ltghted rm.. plenty Of closet
space. o min downtown; bus stop
S sds sB ca IF weekdays GNSs eBm et S
pm. DE, e-6006.
1898 ST. N.W.-Front single rm.,
80 wk. also Ink rm., 50 80
wk.
DOWNTOWN - Nice. clean sples
dbles. mod. baths, showers. IS ca
up; cooking opt 2014 NV.
2s65 Goth ST. NV, near Sheraton
Park-Room with pvt bath, also
rooms next to bath Unlimited
phone. Reas. Call DU 7-SOS6
1910 2 ST. NV. 1.-THE Churchill"-
Clear single single rooms run. water,
1898 10th ST. N.W.--Loveiy single
studio room private bath. new
HOLLYWOOD bed, cross ventilation
large ian; in better class house
WALTER REED VIC. OF a6th St
Nice single rm,, SemipYt bath pvt
home RA $1,000
DUPONT Beautiful master
bedroom. semiprivate bath. book
shelves, large closets fireplace,
newly decorated Men AID. 4-s73S.
1880 GIRARD ST. Nw.-ist floor,
single rm. ~ 90 wk. Also lge
HARVARD ST.. near lIth--clean.
cool comfortable front rm., on / st
Il 81 per wk EN- 9-S14S
BUsINESSWOMAN - Large front
bedrm pvt. bath, air-cond brkfst.
privils BIZ Woodley I'd EN-
OPPOSITE DUPONT PLAZA. 1910
18Th 81 --Nice-size sele,, $500 Wk.
S Lee dhip 500 mn 40
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MIscEL. WANTED Cont

FURNITURE WANTED = VIII buy
all kinds of good used furniture:
top prices. ia. $3.50. We do
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REFRIGERATORS
Credit Terms Arranged

Washington's leading used refgr
dealers displaying the largest assort-
ment Of westinghouse, General Elec-
trio and Frigidaires.
APT. HOUSE OWNER
SPECIAL PRICE ON QUANTITIES
SPARKLING LIKE NEW
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BRADLEY ARMS. at Dupont circle,
1925 18th ST. n.w.-Home-c cooked
food; singles and doubles; also,
table board Reasonable.
WILL CARE FOR ELDERLY WHITE
LADY-Private bedroom and sit
ting. room with radio and phone
In large bungalow on busline in
MT. Rainier. Tray service and laun-
dry II desired; reasonable. AP. =
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REFRIGERATORS

1746 Lee Hwy, Mr.. Key Bridge
46lS BALTIC. Ave, Mr.. Peace Cross
Free Delivery ia. $500
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
REFRIGERATOR
CTOCTNC nTTT

REFRIGERATOR, Coldspot: perfect
cond.. $40. 1853 Pa. ave. Sc, End
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ROOMS WANTED

GENTLE GENTLEMAN desires furn-
ished room with pvt bath IN Chevy
Chase area, GARAGE optional BOX
FIG. Star l6'
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ROOMS FURN.-N.w. Cont, ROOMS WITH BOARD (contI

THE MAR-LEETA. 1925 18th st. NV.
Single and double rooms, ele-
vator. excellent board. showers.
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I9I3 ROCK CREEK FORD RID. NV
II bedrm., liv. rm., kit, pvt. bath
COW. loo: immed. occup. Ii. g.
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RefrigeratOrS

Servel. Frigid tGuar. Del. $40 Up,
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UPPER 18th ST. N.W.-English bsmt.
Newly decorated, Bedrm., kit. with
new refgr. and gas range, Parking
enaca Go IN nor uk MI T-gob6
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1862 TT. STEVENS DIR. NV
Duplex apt. attractively furnished
clnsp transn Call ia 4.A0hR
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goth AND EYE SITS. N.W.-Home-
like apt, entire a.. private. liv. rm..
bedrm., kit. bath; utils. incl. only
$50. Call Elk. 3-7660. 8 am. to
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING


Ink. RIM, "723 ontario I'd NV;
$40; mr.. 18th and Columbia. DI. =
S325. ewes. HU. 3-7474, Ext. 207
al nth ST. N.E.-Front room with
refer. and stove, near bath; SO
week. Ii. 3-gS32
AIR VENT COOLING REFGR., grill
clock radio. TV, foam mattress
2141 r NV, FIX. 3-6633
NV. SEC.-Refsr.. gas plate; also,
2-bedrm. turn. apt. Call RA.
6-"4S1
NEWTON STREET, Ii2G N.W.-Pvt.
apt. rm. Pullman Kit, back
porch semipvt. bath; newly furn,
for girl or young man 500 mo
Manager, Apt, No. 9. DU. 7-7S7l,
90 ". CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-Large.
modern room, good transportation;
baby welcome. IL 3-d62S.
MASTER RIM. for gentleman; refer.,
hot plate, linen, maid service, $40.
DU 7-554S.
DUPONT CIRCLE--Lge., well-furn.
with light housekeeping facllS. RIA,
3-4SO5
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GEORGIA AVE. NV. (opp. Walter
Reedl-Bedrm., liv rm., kit, bath;
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Gin. South Bend, $3.50:
heavy bench vises, Sl6;. Lyons
steel cab Other tools. Surplus cleo
tronic material, A. B. /. FOL 18th
st Sc Ii. 4-5732
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Mr.. NAVY YARD AND BOILING
FIELD-Lge. liv. rm. with firepl..
kit. bedrm., nicely furn.; $15 wk.
917 N Carolina ave Sc
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HOSE

Garden-Fire-Suction
25-ft. Garden Hose. as Low as 81
J. H. GICHNER
75i3 NJ 81. NV. Elk. 3-3be7
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS for 4.
nm house any part NJ hargain
prices. MRS ADAMS, OIL. 1851 1
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS, bedrm.
liv. rm. and din. rm, Call eyes
and after pm. Sat. WO, 6-60Sl
lRONER. ABC, sra; Alex Smith
axl2 floral rungs tbluel 81. sofa
,rosel. $50. or best offers. UN
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JALOUSIES
MIpsuMMER CLEARANCE

MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE
30es TO SOC OF
26la x 3Sas in Reduced to Sl4,l7
81 In X 50ss in SEQ SO
All Stock Sizes Reduced
JALOUS1E DOORS. S34 10
No cash needed take 30 months
10 pay order now Pay later No
waiting immediate delivery Bring
your measurements and we will help
you plan YOUR porch
Monday through Thursday. q to
O. Friday ewes III n Sat. 10 III 3
SECO SALES
6li SLIGO Ave-. Sil Spg ~ S-30l0
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE-Gentle Guernsey COW,
and 9-wk -old heifer calf ideal
family COW: $3.50 both Cow bangs,
vaccinated and TB tested. EN-.
4-1506.
PASTURE AND STALL SPACES, on
farm; good spring water, for riding
horses. Telegraph I'd, mr.. Alexan-
dria; very reas OV. 3-O737.
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1908 ALLISON ST. N.W.-Bed-livinq
rm., kit, dinette. pvt. bath. utDs
firm good location,

2II9 NAYLOR RID. S,E.-1-bedrm.
apt; near bus; s72 80 incl heat
pas ann hot water I.U. o-154O.
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OPHONE-Baritone with stand.
Buescher, $3.50: also tenor. Conn,
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.

1873 SPRING FL. NV rms kit.
and bah Lease. adults. $40.
Adams 2-2"6S, or see janitor.
HAMPTON COURT APIS, 2Oi3
N Il ave. n WI bedroom, $50
up. newly dee new stoves all
utils incl: wired for air cond +,
eleV. bldg attrac. lobby; resident
mgr. NO 7-lUgS
BOILING FIELD AREA, ! blk. from
$. Capitol at Elmira st.--l bedrm.
Kit, bath: 500 90 incl. utils 1888
HALEY ter Sc, Apt !. MR.. GREEN
GEORGETOWN, 1884 Saith ST. NV.
--Ettc. apt full kit. utils incl /;
S7g.5O ia. $4,000 NO. 7-2136
EFFICIENCY = Liv. rm kit. and
bath unfinished Newly deco
rated Reasonable rent Convenient
location. See MR.. ADAMS, 1893 NJ
ST. NV; weekdays. $50 . D, Sat
$40 to I.
GLOVER PARK fmmed. occupancy;
bsmt. ethciencyi $50, incl utils
WO G-0324
S2I MARYLAND AVE. Ne eauti-
ful corner buildings . nice, Ike
rooms. Kit and bath; End floor.
redeeorated S57,jO incl heat,
INV ard refrigerator Sce janitor
or phone sTEuART BROS INC,
DT, 1-@434, d. i-s6p5
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14Ol-l405 Girard Sd. INV.

Apt. 52-b rooms. kit. and bathi
So 90, available now
Apt. G05--l-ro effieiEncyt
sos 30: available now
Bee Mr.. Langley, Apt. 602, l40A
Girard 81
j. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1732 K ST, NV ST 3-ssO0
CONTINUED on Next Passed
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GLOVER PARK-Mod. Nv. rm., bed
rm., dinette. kit. bath. Screened
porch; bus at door: adults, 500.
4O24 Calvert st. NV, EN-. 3-0051
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OPPOSITE DUPONT PLAZA. 1910
nth 81 Nice-si7e sale. $500 wk.
S Lge dble., SIS mo. co.
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liv, rm., bedrm., bath, kit, pvt.
entr.; 500 mo-. incl. utils.; 21-in.
TV adults. OWNER, 10. 2-2656.
1921 PARK RID. N.W.-LiV. rm.,
bedrm.. kit, semibath. utils. INCL;
cple.; SEA so RA. 3-4310.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADULT COUPLE want splnet piano
to use in exchange for storage. RE-
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1888 N. II. AVE. N.W.-Redecorate
lst-f1oor single rms. adjacent bath
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POULTRY. RABBITS. EGGS

WIRTHMORE FEEDS. baby chicks
and poults. JAMES FEED STORE
6l9 K st. NV NE S-00S9
N. II. RED OR WHITE ROCK chicks.
Best quality. o Maxwell, Lanham,
Md. SIP. 3-43I6 13s
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1886 18th ST. NV rms, kit.
bath. twin beds, accommodates 3
adults, with utils.. bus and store M.
Immed. occupancy, see Janitor.
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You can make real friends and
live well on a moderate budget in
one OF our 40 resident halls for
young men and woman. For as little
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The DIPLOMAT
q nu 18th st NJ w

= --I-I IWITI DI INV
Beaut Jr. Bedrm. Apt; sos
Jr bedrnl, liv rm., kit: So so.
De luxe bldg, facing Meridian PIX
walking distance downtown; roof
garden, conf air cooled, switch
boarn AD n.lnAh
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1910 GARFIELD ST. at Conn. ave :
At this safe, convenient and popular
address, / have Immediately avail
tive, one-bedroom apartment, fully
furnished and equipped in all detail.
Suitable for two or three adults.
SI20. Air cond. optional. LUTHER
L. MILLER. DE. 2-0655; EN-. =
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAW Mcculloch Sales,
service; rental $40 q day
GRAVELY OF WASH. Ju 9-22S7
CHAIN SAWS, cement mixers. post
diRgers t;llers Ford tractors
pumps, generators sod cutters,
discs, brush saws. bulldozers load
erS, wheelbarroWs eAc RENTAL
TOOL q EQUIP. CO. Ju. 9.6SSl
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observation-disclosures Year
$40 80
PEERLESS SALES CO.
2237 Georgia Ave. DE. 2-5566
RIFLE. 30 caliber. Marlin lever ac-
ton. in excel. cOnd.. S35. TU
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1914 10th ST. N.W.-Elevato bldg.
Unusually nice single rm. near
hath and shnWer. s. uk
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GOLD

WANTED TODAY =
Furniture and household effects.
Also need piano. refrigerator and
gas stove. Please call Mr.. GRADY.
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Entire stock OF new 1855 and $50
GE. Frigidaire Westinghouse. Hot
point Crosley and Gibson refriger'
ators All new in sealed cartons
No reasonable offer refused.
STANDARD TIRE 81 APPLIANCE CO.
10th q + NE. Ii 3-9nS2. Open
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ROOMS EURNIsHEp-N.E.
ROOMS FURN.-S.E.-S.W.
ROOMS FURN.-MD. g VA.

PVT. HOME. near express bus. 10
2-0l6g.
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE
APIS. EURNIsHEp-p.c.

GIRL WISHES to share her efficiency
apt. with another girl. Good NV
loo: reas HUI. 3-35l9.
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FURNITURE

ALL NEW-SAVE 3O-5Ocs
FLOOR SAMPLES-CLOSE OUTS
4x7 summer rugs 81 95; cane sum-
ner chairs. S395; cocktail tables.
S7.95; lamps. S495: living room
chairs. Sl9.95. S24.95 and $50 .95:
desk. sd .95; magazine racks. S3.95:
sofas. S94.95; bedroom suite, dble
dresser plus mirror, chest. bookcase
bed. S99 innerspring mattresses,
S24 90 coil springs. Sl2; studio
couch, S54 %: Hollywood beds. COM
plete. 1926: roll-away beds. S1995
Come in and browse 3 large floors
crammed with excellent values. Open
Fri, Mon. nights. Budget terms
available
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APIS. EURN.-D.c. Cont,

18th AND MONROE SITS. Me-
room apt, complete private en-
trance; sos per month. LA. g.
1910 LA. 8-3bOO
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10Th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Three-
rm. apt. 2 beds, 2 bathrms., big
closets, all utils.; excel. transp..
shopping; 2 girls or couple. HU.
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lORTH CAPITOL An hawaii AVE-

SkYLAND APTS.-3-bedroom du-
pick apt. available Immediately;
500 per month, Adults preferred.
See resident manager. 2307 Sky
land nj 90 IN % ARn0
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2-YEAR GUARANTEE

UNIVERSAL CO.
NOW IN OUR NEW AND LARGER
STORE 1900 Georgia ave. NV.
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MT. PLEASANT, 1907 18th St.
Cor. bedrm. with pvt. bath, sleep
ing pch., refgr. and hotplate; in
pvt. home; $40 mo. DE. 2-S3SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-30
janet Southwick's
Concert Is Praised
BY IRVING LOWENS

Norwood. clarinet; Alice WiEhtman.
piano. National Gallery Of Art. Pro-
gram On motto di .gioja,- Mozart:
Mozart; Parto Parto, from La Gle
menza di Tito. Mozart; Zwieeesang,
spohr Wiegenlied. Spohr;. Wach Auf.
s sDchE; De. ~ Hir; auf ssm Fslsen'
Deoussyi Dun Troubadour. .Desencios;
Absence Berlioz; Green, Debussy: Au-
tomme, Faure; Fantoches, Debussy; OF
Al the Birds, Jacob: Ho. Who Comes
Here. Jacob; Two SONGS, Meyerowitz:
Contingent RHYME. Levy: The Rag
wort, Bliss, The Dsndellon. Bliss;
Three American Folk Songs,
Heard last night at the Ma
tional Gallery of Art was the
talented young soprano Janet
Southwick, who presented an in
teresting recital of songs and
arias. An unaccustomed feature
Of the recital was the strong as
sist from the clarinet, which was
ably played by Gilbert Norwood.
Mr.. Norwood participated in 6
of the Z groups offered. one of
which was devoted to music for
clarinet and piano alone.
Miss Southwick began the
concert on a high level with a
Mozart group Of excellent quail
ity, including arias from Idome-
neo and La Clemenza di Tito
but reached the climax of the
first portion of the program with
her rendition of Schubert's ex-
tremely difficult dramatic scena
for clarinet, piano. and voice,
Der Hirt auf dem Felsen.
Outstanding after the inter-
mission was her French group,
which included such master
pieces as Berlioz' matchless Alb
sence and Faure's Automne. and
the three songs for clarinet and
voice with the piano silent by
the English composers Gordon
Jacob and Arthur Bliss.
Miss Southwick counteracts a
rather heavy vibrato with singing
of considerable intelligence and
musicianship. She is particularly
effective in the high register
where her voice is under perfect
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student orchestras In order TO
enjoy the music immensely.
Granted, all Of the music was
by a master with no superiors.
But the proverbial pitfalls nor
mally attached to performing
Mozart were neatly skirted, and
there was an air between play
ers and listeners of mutual en-
joyment of supreme beauty.
The great hue and cry about
the difficulties in playing Mozart
tend to erect confusing legends
about the music's real requisites.
There is no denying that accom-
plished technique is a must. But
many problems can be solved
with the gift to be simple" adj
mittedly a rather rare quality.
In the schooling he has given
the orchestra Mr.. Steiner has
kept this uppermost in his mind.
He has realized. that to play an
all-Mozart concert it takes not
so much courage as patience to
work the music out with care
and honesty. Most works of
Mozart, like any structure of
delicate balance, must simply be
kept spick and span and have
their parts At snugly together in
order to run along with ease and
life.
With a justifiable professional
nucleus Of about IS per cent, the
orchestra has achieved a rich
sound, relatively free of the I'M
dercurrent of bad intonation and
rhythmic fumbling one might
expect. With the exception of
the Masonic Funeral Music,
where the works sober eloquence
was conveyed with only modest
success, the playing was most
satisfying.
The Overture to I'll Re Pas
tore" was spirited opening, the
wind Serenade was remarkably
precise with some sensitive oboe
solos, and the Horn Concerto
was a decided success. Mr..
Steiner's handling of the tricky
accompaniment exerted firm
control over his players, and Abe
Kniaz's playing of the horn solo
could hardly have been more ac-
complished.
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control in both loud and soft
passages and is of an exquisitely
Ivelvety quality. The middle of
her range tends to-be rather
e olorless. particularly when
forced. but this may have been
so only In contrast TO the striking
beauty of her high notes.
Gilbert Norwood proved to Be
an accomplished virtuoso on the
clarinet. His work was most
notable in the Schubert, Jacob.
and Bliss songs: unfortunately.
his solo group was too brief and
Icharacterless to add anything
more than length to the program.
Alice Wightman's piano ac-
compartments were. for the most
part, deft and unobtrusive.
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NEWS OF MUSIC
Elaborate Evensonq
Evokes Fine Singing

lpiece by the l5-year-old Mozart
is a simple. straightforward anc
very moving setting of the
prayer. 1t was sung to perfec.
ton by the Cathedral Choir.
The Chamber Chorus of Wash
ington sang the central portion
of the Great Service" of VIII.
liam Byrd, which they recorded
two years ago. Yesterdays per-
Torrance was an Improvement
even, on the earlier "definitive'
version. The Byrd was followed
by the Credo of a mass in G
minor. one of the few surviving
vocal works Of Domenico Scar
latti, known primarily for his
keyboard sonatas.
From Byrd the music moved
ahead a century to an anthem
by the English master. Purcell
Probably most memorable in this
highly evocative piece are the
overture and interpolated SYM
phonies. magnificently played BY
Wayne Dirksen.
Douglas Allanbrook, who
teaches music at st. Johns Col
lege in Annapolis, wrote two
hymns for chorus and organ
which had their premieres al
this concert. One. Lord, MY
Heart Is Not Naughty" is a re-
strained, Stravinsky-li like work
in which the chorus is unusually
effective. The second, "Out OF
the Depths" like the first, has
a brilliant and distinctive organ
obbligato, and was particularly
welcome yesterday in providing
a contrast between 18th and
goth century with the Mozart
piece on the same text.
The most sensational contrast
of the afternoon. however, was
that furnished by Mr.. Galloway
in the hymn Thee. Lord. Before
the Close of Day." by Fl. Balfour
Gardiner. Gardiner was a late
10th century English composer
who could create hymns with
the plush elegance of a Park
Avenue church. yet with the di-
rect and neatly contrived ap-
peal Of Norman Vincent Peale
or Fulton j. Sheen.
The concert closed with an
elaborate prelude and fugue of
Cecil Efhnger which showed off
the resources of the large Ca
thedral organ. but which, for
me. at least. was of little musical
interest.
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Cultural Program

The Young Peoples Syna-
gouge will present a cultural
program at $3.50 pm. Wednes-
day at Tifereth Israel, Four
teenth and Euclid streets NV.
Rabbi Harry Silverstone of Tif-
ereth Israel will speak on Love
and Courtship."