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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-02
NEWS OF MUSIC
Marine Bond Becomes
Symphony Orchestra

piano recital as any which has
been heard this season in WASH
ington. At least three great
works of enormous technical and
interpretive difficulty. as well as
a number of smaller pieces. were
Offered by Mr.. Flagg. who quite
clearly showed that he is a key
board artist of great talent ans.
imagination.
Perhaps outstanding in pro-
gram marked by a series OF fine
readings was Mr.. Flagg's power
full and impressive version of
Bella Bartok's rarely heard So
nata. The pianist attacked this
piece with fervor and electric
energy, projecting its bitter dis
sonance. its intricate persuasive
rhythms and its nervous vio-
lence with superb clarity.
Hardly less notable was Mr..
Flagg's Beethoven. The D minor
sonata is certainly one of the
subtlest of Beethoven's keyboard
works of the early period
brooding, interpretive and full of
BOBBY traps for the unwary in
terpreter. Mr.. Flagg's reading,
while quite individualistic, was
darkly poetic and superbly done.
1t is a measure of this fine
pianiSt's breadth to note that
even the Rachmaninoff preludes
and a not overly distinguished
Chopin group made absorbing
listening.
Mr.. Flagg is equipped with
the tremendous technique neces-
sary in order to do justice to a
formidable program such as he
selected. He is also gifted with
the rare ability to make each
melodic strand plain and distinct
regardless of the completely of
texture in the music he plays.
And behind his skillful pianism
is highly intelligent and sensitive
musicianship.
This sort Of combination of
talents gives rise to a deceptive
simplicity of sound which is
really a hallmark of high art.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-02
Birth Spacing Claims
IOf Calendar Curbed
BY the Associated Press

The Federal Trade Commits
sion said today a Bridgeport,
Conn, firm has agreed not to
represent that a calendar device
it markets will provide IAN I'M
failing system of birth spacing. "
The settlement, which the ETC
said did not constitute any ad-
mission of wrongdoing. was with
Benjamin Pokras, trading as
Brooklawn Park Laboratory.
Preg 7,No Matte Division, at
Bridgeport.
ETC said Preg-No- Matte is a
calendar device. The commits
sion said Mr.. Pokras agreed not
to represent that the device will
enable a woman to ascertain
with certainty her fertile and
sterile days or provide an I'M
failing system of birth spacing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-02
Flood Bonds
BeSoId

Bids for 81 million worth OF
bonds to help finance the Ana
costa Flood Control Project will
be opened March IS by the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission.
The commission announced
yesterday it will issue 5000
worth, and the remainder will
come from the Prince Georges
County Board of Commissioners.
Both organizations. plus the
Maryland National Capital Park
and Planning Commission, were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-02
Gronchi Ends State Visit,
Deports on Tour ofU.S.

portnity to deny, as was reported
in a newspaper article, that he
favors admission of representa-
tives of Italy'S large Communist
Party into the government. Asked
what was the danger Of a 'popu-
lar front" government in Italy.
he replied, why think about
a disease when one is in perfect
health and hasn't the slightest
intention of becoming ill?"
He also secuted another report,
that he favored the recognition
of Red China, or that Italy was
considering such move.
The whole question of adj
hitting Red China into the
u. NJ" said Mr.. Gronchi through
his interpreter, sis so far re-
moved from the interests of my
country that I haven't had any
occasion to discuss it with my
government or with anyone else.
I assure you that if any such
proposal would be made by Italy,
it would be done within the
framework of its solidarity with
in the Western World"
Office Ceremonial
Mr.. Gronchi told his listeners
that while he had been many
times accused at home of over
reaching his powers, he clearly
understood the authority of his
government and the powers of
his office, which is largely cere-
monial.
Mr.. Gronchi, accompanied by
Mrs. Gronchi, is in America for
"a l3-day visit which will take
him as far north as Canada and
as far west as California.
While Mrs. Gronchi visits Will
liamSburg today, Mr.. Gronchi
will be a guest of Admiral Jerauld
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-02
NEWS OF MUSIC
BY DAY THORPE

United States Marine Band. Capt.
Albert Schoepper.. conductor. soiolsts'
Daniel Patrylak. trumpet; James Bar
Der and Murray Adler, violins' FRANK
EtiIlyell, viola Jon Engberg, celloi
Neal Courtney. contrabass:, George
Townsend. clarinet; Robert Fries. norm;
Robert Roper bassoon. In Commerce
Gp sDsan septtm Hu Toni Gabrieli spec
trums, Shahan; Introduction ana Al
ieEro. Beadel; Concerto in E nat. Tor
Trumpet and Orchestra, Haydn; octet
for strings and winds. in +, Senuoert'
Village Music Suite, Douglas Moore.
They call it the Marine Band
for no good reason can see,
except possibly to keep the
franchise, for the musicians that
played last night in the Com
merce Auditorium were at times
a symphony orchestra and at
others a chamber music group,
but never a band. But whatever
you call it, you must classify 1t
as excellent.
One frequently has an oppor-
tunity to hear the Schubert Octet
for two violins, viola, cello, bass,
horn. clarinet and bassoon per-
formed by an august and I'm
ished ensemble at the Library Of
Congress or the Phillips Gallery,
but those who heard the Ma
rine Band" should not hold their
breath waiting for better per-
Torrance. for it may be some
time in coming.
The tone of the instruments
was luscious and perfectly
blended; tempt were always
right, and the general spirit was
very friendly to Schubert. 1t
would be interesting to know
who or what prevailed on such
an ensemble to leave out a
movement.
The Haydn E fiat trumpet"
concerto is not a work for that
instrument at all. but rather for
q forerunner of the modern cor
net and trumpet, the keyed
bugle. 1t is an important work;
unlike the Haydn violin and
keyboard concerto, it is written
for the large orchestra the COM
poser used for the IL London
symphonies.
The keyed bugle was popular
in England well into the Sec
ond half of the 10th century.
Blown like a trumpet and
fingered like a clarinet or flute.
1t was a step in the development
of the valve trumpet. designed
to fill in the wide harmonic gaps
in the lower octaves, and make
the instrument chroma C
throughout.
In this concerto. Haydn gave it
Its first and greatest shoWpiece
(Hummel wrote another) and,
of course, took every occasion to
emphasize its two great advan-
tages over the 18th century
trumpet-its ability to handle
ChrOmatlcS and TO mOdulate INTO
remote keys. The slow movement
is Haydn at his most inspired,
the other two show him solving
q problem with the appearance
of the greatest ease.
Daniel Patrylak is a highly
skilled trumpeter and a good
musician. His tone is bright and
clear. his legate playing very
smooth and velvety. His de-
tached passage work is marked
by several degrees of staccato.
He must have tired last night,
for his lip gave out once or
twice and he took advantage of
transpositions to help in high
passages.
These are not important mat
tiers, for while his Haydn was
not up to his magnificent per-
Torrance of the Stravinsky
"Histoire du Soldat" last sea-
son, it nevertheless was good mu-
sic making.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-02

This was particularly evident in
the matches fugue Of the
"Chromatic Fantasy and Fugue.'
which came through in wonder
full balance and clarity. Most re-
markable, it was equally in evil
dence in the fierce and knotty
Bartok sonata.
All in all. this was q particu-
larly fine recital in which Mr.
Flagg demonstrated that he is
a musician who has something
to say and who knows how to
say it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-02

authorized by the Maryland
Legislature to issue a total Of
SIS million in bonds. After the
March Is sales, some $750,000
still could be issued. according to
James ]. Lynch. sanitary COM
mission treasurer.
He said, however, this months
81 million bond sale should carry
the food control work up to the
converting of the 1857 Legisla-
ture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-02
Welsh Americans Pay
Tribute to St. Duvid

The st. David's Society of
Washington last night held its
annual banquet in honor of its
namesake in the Hotel Statler.
More than $50 Welsh-Ameri-
cans, carrying the symbols Of
their native land-the dragon!
the daffodil, the leek and faggots
attended the celebration hon.
oring the saint.
The Speaker was DR.. Ivor
Griffith, president of the Phila-
delphia College of Pharmacy and
Science.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-02

Wright at headquarters of the
Supreme Allied Command At
lantic. He will inspect the
carrier Intrepid and the battle
ship Iowa. The party will fly
to New York this afternoon and
go by train from there to Ottawa
for a state visit to Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-02
GeneuIoqi.cl Meeting

The National Genealogical So
ciety will meet at 8 pm. tomor-
row in the Mt. Pleasant Branch
Library, Sixteenth and Lamont
streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-02
Thomas FIogg Returns
As Brilliant Pianist
3y IRVING LOWENS

Thomas ]. Flag, piano. At Howard
University. Program: Awake, the
Voice Commands, Bach-Busoni: Chro-
Sonata in D minor Opus 81. No. .,
Beethoven; Impromptu in A Flat,
Opus -. Chopin: Nocturne in E fiat.
Opus 50. No. ., Chopin; Barcarolle
Sonata, Bartok Prelude in E fat,
Opus a3, No g. Raehmaninoff; Pre-
lude in D, Opus %. No. a. Rach-
maninoff Prelude in B nat, Opus
20, No. 2. Rachmaninoff.
Thomas j. Flagg, an honor
graduate of Howard Univer-
sity's School of Music. re-
turned to his alma mater last
night to present as taxing q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29

ScOtt'S Lawn
Products

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of crabgrass, curb damaging activity
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Formula sSB''
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Removes stubborn spots from
carpets, rugs, upholstery, walls,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29
San-O.Can
D0OdOrant
89e

Just teaspoonful every few days
completely eliminates all objec-
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Flush Clean
Tank Tablets
3 Weeks S.
Supply Il

One tablet each week keeps bowl
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Instant
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Z gal. I.49

Modern cleaner for upholstery,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-23
regularly 2O.95 and 22.95

Here's your opportunity to save money on shoes
that are really comfortable You'll find them
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three distinctive styles to choose from, black or
tan straight tip, brown winetip, brown noceosin.
W5L-The Mems Store, End Floor
also Chevy Chose and Alexondio
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0 LOWER PRICES
ANYWHERE
2457-6l 18th ST NV

2457-61 18th ST NV.
Opposite Ambassador Theaterl
Open Ewes, Mon, Thurs. and Fri
BARMsgle and L., oak :, bar ,2o,t'
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BEATTY i1to Iee SHOP Hop "a EoU iiiiENM
3-chair drying lounge, 8 Rillinl
Dryers, 3 leatherette booth parti
lions. l facial chair with iootrest
l croauinolle wave. machine. Ho
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Norge freezer. 500: 3-pc. bedrm
suite. SIS. AID. 4-121o, ST; 3
BEDROOM SET, s-piece; sos
LEAVING xLSfzs COUNTRY, MUST SELL
BEDROOM SUITE. imported; hand
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mirrors IS for dresser and yan nifty
XII a'! s.is SS? 'opS' N's' 'e"inS '"'''
BEDROOM SUITE. . HOLLYWOOD bed
with Harvard frames. Mr.. and Mrs
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mahog. $3.50 or best offer. Misc
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BEDROOM SUITE and cedar chest
mahog.; excel. condition, include
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p VII deliyer EVA, VA; 7-l14s:
not veneered; sofa and matchini
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upright piano. Tel. ia. 7-7279
1880 N. LIST ST.. Arlington, Va. IL
BICYCLES. boys and girls. all sizes
SIS ca. 1898 R. I. ave. ne. IL
rear; Sat. and Sun. only. III
BLANKETS, wool, single bed Gov
| surplus: S295 each. Also availabl
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| Ala -3rd st. NV, between 81
weekdays.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE. Reming
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siTuATIoNS-ooMEsTlc

RELIABLE white woman wants days
work: references. Telephone no; ST.
3-1954. o.
GIRL, colored. wants s,fl care or
days work. RE. 7-0572. p
WOMAN, colored, desires days
work. DU. 1920. Room No. 9.
WOMAN. eolored, wants days work,
Tuesday and Friday; city refer
ences. RIA. 3-S5S6.
TWO COLORED GIRLS desire full
time domestic work. Phone co.
GIRL, colored, neat intelligent, de-
sires Job as maid and g.h.w., clean
ing Offices or taking care Of 2 OF
more children. Ii. 6-9430, 10
COL0RED, exper,. desires maid, no.
tel waitress, nursemaid; ref. HO.
HONEST AND RELIABLE WOMAN
wants morning g.h.w.. Monday
through Friday; references. Lincoln
NEAT e. GCOLoRED GIRL desires morn
ing work Of any kind. @, all day
Tues. and Wed. Ii. 6-4490.
WOMAN, white. will care for child
or elderly person, or do light work.
Refs, health card. ST. 3-714S. %
COLORED GIRL desires child care
and Inv: references. RA. 81 SO.
IF YOU NEED WELL WELL trained
dom. help. For quick sery., STATE
AGCY. No charge. AID. 4-O3S5.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

FRENCH LESSONS by French native
teacher; private lessons or classes
children, teen-agers or adults. JE
abe SHORTHAND in 8 weeks. da,
(Sl2 wklv J. or 12 wks. ewes. tSt
wkly J. TEMPLE SCH. Ma. S-325S
BE A LEGAL SECRETARY, com
mand better pay: specialized train
ing for the law office mot short
hand and typing1; evening classes
Register 9 to s p.m.. March /
through March 9. AMERICAN
TRAINING INSTITUTE, Room
$i4A. :. Dale carnesie Bids,' o?os
BEAUTICIANS are in great demand
Learn this glamorous and profit
able career. Individual attention,
small classes. Men and women can
register. Low Introductory tuition
fee. New class now forming. THE
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REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont, MscEL FOR SALE Gent,

BREAKER BOX. Bulldog. 100
amp. with 14-braneh circuit: new;
best offef. Call 10. 5-3932. III
CARRIAGE, SI2; car crib and pad.
81: stroller. SO: play pen, $12:
bassinette on wheels. 81. LIZ. q
1470.
CASH REGISTERS, brand-new: add
ing machine combination; easy
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SALES & SERVICE, 20l9 l4th
st. NV.
CASH REGISTER MACHINE. Bur
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Cash REGISTER, National electric;
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CASH REGISTERS. National trade
ms. reconditioned and guaranteed
many late models CASH REGIS
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CHAIN SAw-You can own a new
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No other chain saw can be bought
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South Union ST.. Alex, oV. 3-3l77
CHAIRS. lawn. folding: upright
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CLARINET, Buffet" excellent con-
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COOLER, Cota-Cola 81 case; rea-
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-DELIcATEssEN EQUIPMENT FOR
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DIAMOND RING SET. lady's, piati-
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p TslYst se TSRf e. Yjmss oak e1tep
sion type: 4 side chairs III, arm arm
D Isl s;o 90 Bayarian. strafis7ire
glass plates, also knicknacks. AID
DRAAPPEss. traverse, slightly used
excel. cond.: loft. wide by SIT
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Sales. rentals. repairs, our 46tt
CO. 1881 East Capitol ST.. Ii
3-3440 Easy parking.
ELEC. FAN, upright, $45: kit. set
SIS; bedrm. and liv. rm. pieces,
davenport dinette, fire screen,
rugs tables, mirrors, glider. etc
FENCES, chain link, 99c It,, in.
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MAID, live in. fond of children
g.h.w.. help with cooking and
small children: 5lz days; Chevy
Chase area. OIL. 6-46S1.
MAID. must be gosd housekeeper ane
cook, and have health card. ApplJ
703 18th st. NV. Ill
LIVE IN. new air-eond. apt: g.h.w,
child care; refs. health card. Cal
. EN-. 2-l512 after S pm. %
SETTLED WOMAN, white. care Of
small child 3 days a week; nc
homework. Falls Church area. JE
3-373S between 8 and 3 pm. 10
WHITE or colored housekeeper fol
employed parents; live in; COM
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WOMAN to do g.h.w. and help with
child care; part time: Fairfax
Phone CIR. 3-2S6S. Ill
WHITE LADY to care for 2 children
and do light housework. 10.
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good domestic job with good pay
State Empl. Agcy., 1858 Wallach
pl. of 18th st. bet. T and You
NV. RIM. 8. md fir. Be sure it's
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FURNITURE MART

215 King St.. Alexandria. Va.
FURNITURE-Divans. down cush;;
ions, one; pure - leather; several
FURN., modern, complete 3-rm. apt,
lux sweeper, hide-a-bed sofa. dishes,
silver, utensils. linens. etc: leaving
town. Elk, 3-0220, KE. 7-l566.
FURN.-Hide-a-way, chair with slip
Gover S; e good condition; best offer
FUN IN % wa; sateles table
step liable; misc. dishes, some Iron
stone RE. $1,000.
FURN.--Liv. rm.. bedrm, and kit;
2 mos. old. Must sell half price. 5541
Chillum pl, me-. ia. 9-2S23. Ill
FURN.--2-pc. liv. rm.. mod. bed
bes a amps Ella scla enA w. g. s.
FURN.-Rattan sofa. tables, chair
table. chairs: Tv. RCA $40 solid
mahog.. console, $3.50; Magnavos
radio-phono, console. cost $500. sell
S125; records; new Woodward &
class top; dressing is table 81 s bookcase
pong table; bicycles. $40. Trunks
wanted. Moving Sun. ia. 2-5951
FURN.-1 davenport bed, l set 4
idinette chairs, coffee table. ]
bridge lamp. IA. 9-l366. 10
FURN., to be sold complete: every
thing for l-bedrm. apt, incl. lge
cleo: refgr.. gas range and AUTO
washer; all in excel. cond. Nc
dealers. 10 1-2922. -
FURN. Bedroom set, porch set,
glass-top table and 9 chairs; l0xlS
Karastah lrug RA 3-5192. 10
GAS RANGE, new, used: installation
7rEETFSS SALES CO., 2237 Ca
GAS AS RANGES S pa an sizesi sales serv.
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PLUMBING & HEATING. 2S07
14th ST. NV, NO. 7-3466. 10
GAS RANGES. new, used: guaran.
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SPORTSWEAR

saleslady for sportswear and dress
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STENOGRAPHER, some knowledge
of shorthand, good typist. good
telephone voice and general ONCE
exper. required: large national food
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company benefits, paid vacation,
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week. Reply in own handwriting,
pected. to STANDARD BRANDS,
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STENOGRAPHER wanted for radio
and television law firm in modern
air-cond. building. 5-day wk.. 8 to
3. Salary open depending on ex-
perience. Legal experience unnec-
essary. Call RE. 7-1450 or write
703 PERPETUAL BUILDING. Il !
STENOGRAPHER. national research
organization; air-conditioned bldg;
Call MRS. CARTER. RE. 7-6512
for appointment. Ill
STENOGRAPHER. for national ayi-
alton trade association; varied du-
ties. including dictation. tipping
and filing; at least 80 shorthand
and 55 tipping required; can use
well-qualified beginner: starting
salary, commensurate with train
ing and ability: ample opportunity
for advancement; 5-day, 40-hr.
wk.. liberal allowance. annual and
sick leave. retirement plan. Call
MRS. DUDLEY, DI. 7-2315. Ill
STENOGRAPHER, mechanical con-
tractors Office; permanent: S75
for 5-day week: mod. sir-cond
building. Immed. opening. Call DI
7-1677. weekdays, 9-5. ia
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, va
ried and permanent work with
trade association. Knowledge Of
shorthand and tipping required
opportunity to learn various office
machines; air-cond. offices; 5-day
week; sick leave; annual leave;
hosp. and retirement plan: salary
commensurate with ability and
exp; excel. advancement oppor-
tunities. Call RE. 7-63S3. 10