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NEWS OF MUSIC
BY DAY THORPE

When EUGENE Orman d V
brought the Philadelphia Or
chestra here last night in a pro-
gram entitled IAN Evening in
Old Vienna. and added to a
Mozart overture and a Schubert
symphony long string of
Strauss waltzes, he was making
music of kind that would have
been loved by all the great Wen
nese composers, not by just the
few associated largely with BALL
room dancing.
Haydn, Mozart. Beethoven.
Schubert, Weber and all the
other great composers of the
time wrote quantities of dances
of all sorts without a trace of
condescension. Haydn was par
ticularly effective as a dance
composer. and there are those
myself included, who think his
practical minuets and contra
dances are among his finest
works
Today, Viennese dance music
means the wonderful waltzes of
a much later era, almost exclu-
sively the pieces of the Strauss
family These are charming and
nostalgia dances which it is a de-
light to hear played by such an
orchestra as the Philadelphia
and interpreted by a man so SYM
pathetic to their style as Mr.. Or
mandy. They were presented last
night in all the rich suavity of
the Philadelphia string section,
and with much fire and excite
ment from the brass and wood
winds which, although probably
more opulent than the sound Of
Strauss small orchestra, seemed
completely infectious.
The Schubert big c major
symphony was the main work
of the first half OF the program
This masterpiece was we'll chosen
for the event, for it is one of the
last truly great symphonic WORKS
in which the spirit of the dance
is still entirely compatible with
the intellectual complication oil
symphonic writing. Later com
posers often turned self-con-
sciously to dance music for in.
spiration; with Schubert, the
rhythms are still as appropriate
for the concert hall as the ball
room.
It was a truly Overwhelming
reading of the work that Dr.
Ormandy gave us-one of hi.
finest performances this season
The slow movement united The
several themes without notice.
able change of tempo, and tht
scherzo was light and perfectly
transparent. With such music
IN ones ears, one looks forward
to the return of Dr.. Ormand,
ana his men next season witt
no trace of apathy.
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Wired for Trouble

NORTH BRUNSWICK. N. j,
(Pl. A helpful patrolman
stopped a motorist here and
helped him tighten up a loose
license plate with wire. Both
were embarrassed when they
found out that a few days be-
fore, another motorist had been
fined for using wire to attach
a plate.
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THOS. !. OWEN 4 son. AuctionccrS,
ILL i ST nv

Tt il,,i4, s sI;,ut q Valuable g DE;
CoNrAINING B RooMs BATH.
Full BASEMENT ,WITH, HOT;
W Hs PRtM HEAT F NiIM1FF ENo ayii
MYRTLE AVENUE, NORTHEAST
by virtue Of certain deed OF trust
duly recorded in Libcr No 1885.
Folio IaG' q seq Of the land
secured thereby the UNDERSIGNED
trustees VIII sell at public auction
IN front Of the premises. on MON
DAY THE rWENTY.TH1RD DAY
q. April ,AD. 1855, At THREE
IN the District Of Columbia and
% square 1919 in Woodward and
Xieih,s subdivision. q lots /, and
!. N Block "Wo!nfdfidagGc,. H., as a;
Err E saryc IsSPfG icr r c n bsrS sF 81
Columbia IN Liner 50 at folio ~
subject 10 building restriction line
and rieht Of way o.. record
Terms sold subject 20 a prior
thcr particulars 81 witch viii be
purchase price above said trust e
be paid IN cash a deposit %
5000 90 required CQnverancing.
recording cte3 at purchaser S cost.
Adjustments made a. Of date q
sale Terms to be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property
may he advertised and rcsold A.
the discretion Of the trustees
EDWARD SHAPIRO
sol PETERS.
Apll.iilT,lgs"I Trustee
CONTINUED on Next PAGE
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ICBS-TV's THE S64,000 Cues
ton"
The paintings Mr.. Pearson
identified, the artists and their
birth centuries were:
"A View of Toledo" by Ell
Greco. 18th century.
THE Gulf Stream" by Win
slow Homer. 10Th century.
In a Boat by Manet, 18th
century.
Grand Canal, Venice" by
Turner, 18th century.
"Mezzetin." by Vatican, 18th
century.
Mrs. Ida Mae Sherburne. rs,
Of Nicholasville, KY. won $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-11

by correctly answering a ques-
ton about horse racing, The
Kentucky woman thus gets a
chance to try next week for
$50. 1000.
Mrs. Sherburne was asked to
name seven Kentucky Derby
winners which sired horses that
also won the Derby, and to name
their Derby-winning sons.
Her answers: Halma, sire OF
Alan-a-Dale; Bubbling Over and
Burgoo King. Gallant Fox and
Omaha. Bold Venture and AS
sault. Pensive and Ponder, Reign
Count and Count Fleet, and
Count Fleet and Count Turf.
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THoS. J. OWEN 4 son. Auctioneers

HI 81. NV.
Trustees Sale of Valuable TWO
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUMBER
BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust
duly recorded, in Liber No i0430.
Folio ,,dl ct sea, Of the land
records OF the District OF Columbia,
and at the request OF the party
secured thereby the undersigned
trustees will sell at public auction
in front OF the premises. on
THURSDAY THE TWELFTH DAY
OF APRIL. AID l95G AT ONE
THIRTY O'CLOCK p NJ the fol-
lowing described land and premises,
situate in the District Of Columbia,
and designated as and being Lot 10
Smoot's subdivision Of part Of
in the Once OF the Surveyor Tor
the District of Columbia in Liber
l6 at folio - Subject 10 risht of
wav OF record
T""ms Sold subject to a prior Chulld-
ms association deed Of trust for
approximately g S61 So further
particulars Of which will be an
nOunccd at time Of sale; the pur-
chase price above said rust to be
paid in cash deposit OF $500 90
required Convevancing recording.
etc, Al rurchaser's cost Adjust
Terms 10 be compiled with within
thirty DAYS, otherwise deposi, for
fcitcd and the property may be
advertised and reSold al the dis
erection Of the trustees
CHARLES f MITCHELL.
HOWARD BERNSTEIN
m" i.6A,I1 Trustees
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SALE OF PERSONAL AND
HOIISEHOI u EEEE~rc

N sssrasy n &5fs siysn i BET s2
lo;30 AM they will be sold at
ploilc AUCTION al Williams Auction
house, LOG L st, NV, Wash
dnfton, p c They will be sold to
age. cleaning and repair charges.
ne items are stored with us
ander the following names and ad-
MIS- Hazel Kirk cheyerly. Nd. Miss
NN% WS i ws Merton 1900 a5@nd st.
i " .A HliSinin is25 Pear e 6 81. s gEs
City. Mr. II f Sweet. Roger smifh
Hotel CITY; Mrs Marie Sopp. I5i5
NJ 81 ", City: Miss Jean Hon
son, "i:5h Pa ave NV City; Mrs.
~ n W,i NJ. 433l 4th St. Sc
s. NV" GIG M 4! n i9 ROVE *
800 Continental Bldg. City: Nj
Herbert ToOIsS 1881 Wallach Pl
E.M CITY Col. J D. Hartiean.
army and Navy CLUB, City; Mrs
Hosel Cn eity 0 NJ W Kns,, Park
COLORADO a Ave M" Nv Nee civ. 2 MS.
Z NJ. tanning, 2l34 6 ST. NV.
CITY, Mrs Smiley, lOl n Green
Aldea, l7l6 Taylor St NV, City:
MTS Cara Tilsham; ia NJ s..
60! ave NV CITY: Mrs B.
Linard. 50 N Troy St. Ar!ing-
ton, Va. Mr. Robert Maho-ney. Ar
lineton. Va, Nj John II. Credible,
lu-5 18th st NV. City; Mrs.
Z. j. kIydtr. I40O New Hampshire
ave. NV, City Mrs A B. Vogan,
llul 18TH ST. NV, City, Mrs.
Grant Manson 1910 10th ST. NV,
City: Mrs. Z. NJ Moore, "a Eth
ST. NJ City, Miss H. s Allen. 1918
10th P!, NV. CITY; General U!eo,
u2I Conn Ave NV, City; Miss
". woodruff, 9V4 18th ST. NE. City,
Mrs Martha Wilson. llO4 3rd
St NE. City. Mrs. L. S Appleby.
1854 Columbia Rd NV, City. Mrs
Mary Taber, 6@3 Fla Ave. NV.
City Mrs Annie L. Jones. 500
Warden St NV CITY Mrs oscar
S Washington, 502g Ayers Pl
Sc CITY Mrs Anna Mcpowen.
800 n Y Ave NV City, Mrs
Anne james, 5ll l. ST. NV. CITY.
Mrs. Isabel Caster l39s Eve St
NV City; Mrs EStell Fields, l4UA
Sth ST NV City; Mrs Gertrude
Anderson 90 Eye St NV. City.
Mrs c, Gordon 1909 6th S.. NV .
City: Mrs Rufus Thompson, 243i
Belmont S. NV CITY
By order OF Yale Laundry Az New
YORK Ave Wv. WASHINGTON, D c.
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THOS. J. OWEN 4 son. AuctiOneers
llII L ST. NV.

Trustees Sale Of Valuable TWO
KNOWN As PREMISES Is%2 PROV
IDENCE STREET. NORTHEAST
BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust
duly recorded. in Liber No 1868,
Folio HHN II SEQ OF the lano rec
ordy OF the District OF Columbia.
ana at the request OF the party Sc
cured thereby the undersigned
trustees Will sell al public auction
within ;he Office OF ThoS j oven
* Son, SUITE GuI Perpetual Builo-
tns, HI t Street n W. on TUES
DAY THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF
APRIL AID 1856 AT TWELVE
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
loving described land and premises
situate in the District OF Columbia.
and designated as and beins Lot
SOS and 500, Square iG44.
Terms Sold subleCt 10 a prior
building association deed Of trust
10Y approximately SOU. q and a
- asa = further particulars Of
sale the purchase price above SAID
post o! $500 90 required, Convey
anCiuE. reco-dlng etc at pur-
eraser cost. Adjustments made as
OF date o. sale Terms TO be COM
Piled with within thirty days.
otherwise the deposit forfeited and
the proper'y may be advertised and
resold at the discretion Of the
trustees
WORTH II ARNOLD
THOMAS Il HARRISON,
ap6,lll6 Trustees
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But Miss Warner testified that
she did meet Coburn- Waterfield
again in 1853 during a party at
her villa here, she said. She went
to the safe in Coburn- Water
fields presence to get money to
pay his hotel bill. She said he
took the keys from her and
opened the safe himself.
Later the same evening, she
testified, Coburn- Waterfield was
gone Is or 20 minutes while she
talked to MackeW,
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NEWS or MUSIC
Ormondy odd Vienna
Is Delightful Evening

Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy
conductor, In Constitution Hail
Program Marriage OF Figaro Over.
ture, Mozart Symphony No 10 in c
Schubert. Dorfschwalben Walter josef
Strauss Mailutt Polka. josef Strauss
Feuerfest Polka Josef Strauss. Roser
aui Dem SUDDEN. Johann Strauss, ir
Balm Fret Eduard Strauss. Aut del
Jasd Johann Strauss jr: Geschichteu
aus dem Wiener Wald, Johann Strauss
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Election Notice

Pursuant to Maryland law tChapter
459 OF the Acts Of lg43. as amend
ed, an election will be held al the
Cabin John Park Fire House from
90 n m 70 1000 p m Friday
Nav II. 1856 for the purpose Of
electing members 10 the Cabin John
Park Fire Board, representine the
following Fire Tax Areas Of Mont
gomery County Area No L.
Bounded by Macarthur Boulevard
Wilson Lane River Road and
Cabin John Greek zone member
Area Nc. Pounded by Macarthur
Boulevard. Cabin John Greek,
River Road and Pefsimmor TIRE
Road lone member Area at
Large-TT0 90 members NOmi-
nation for the above described
officers may be made by the petition
OF AT least FIVE 81 registered
voters residing within the same
area as that Of the nominee, or,
ten 1n registered voters resid-
ine within the entire Fire Tax
Area. for member at large All
nom!nating petitions must be fled
with the Secretary Of the Cabin
John Park Fire Board by midnieht,
April "a 1856 Blank forms for
the nominstlne petitions may be
obtained from the Secretary Of the
Fire Board. Ry Order OF the
Board DONALD H IGL chart,
Secretary. $500 10Th Street Cabin
John. MARYLAND Telephone OIL.
o-31i0 -"
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for
any debts contracted by anyone but
myself TOM JIANOS, S4O3 Ca.
ave, Silver Spring. Md. i3'
LOY0LA INCOME TAX SERViCE-
Returns prepared BY reliable tax
accountant; D. c. and Silver Spring
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] WILL NOT BE responsible for any
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"A st. NV. formerly 3l4 Maury
ave-: G!assmanor, Nd. I2'
debts other than those incurred BY
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The Little Auditorium
AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. wrsCuI.ER 4 sON

AuCtiOncerS
UNITED STATES MARSHAL s SALE
OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE BY
virtue OF a Writ Of Execution issued
out OF the Clerks once Of the
United States District Court for the
District OF Columbia and 70 me d.
rectcd will sell by public auction
for cash In front OF the West En-
trance OF the Court House on John
Marshall Place NV Washington
d G, on Friday April 90 1856.
At . o'clock PM all Of the rlrht.
title and interest OF the defendant,
Margaret II Tucker IN the follow
ms described real estate ~ the
District OF Columbia tO.wit Lot
sos In Square blin improved by
two-Story and basement semi.
detached brick store and dwelling
known az No iOln Deane ave
NE seized and levied upon ms
property OF the Defendant. Mar
garet r Tucker and sold 10 salts
~ ludrement at Law No NJ G.
ol63.bb. IN favor Of James o.
Holmes. Plaintiff CARLTON G
BEALL United states Marshal In
and for the District OF Columbia
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l2,l3,l4,lb,l6.l7,lS,lg
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British MP Urges Arms
For Israel to Avert War

Barnett tanner British leader and member of Parliament
called Tor western arms shipments to Israel night
means to prevent blowup in the sizzling Middle East
He spoke at the advance gifts dinner launching 28h
nua united Jewish Appeal campaign here The
mont Country Club raised $95OOO0 So local
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MIDTOWN NEW YORK
By ROBERT SYLVESTER

Its too bad we haven't a third
one with you. We could release
them as a trilogy."
why not" asked Make, seri-
ously. release the two of them
as a biology?"
$50
At his party at Johnny John
ston's Charcoal Room the other
day, Joe E. Lewis admitted that
he'd been frightened when the
magazine Coronet had called him
about Serializing his life story.
He thought it was the coroner
calling. Benito Collada's Ell
Chico celebrated its 31st anniver-
Isary. It's the oldest club in town
under the same management.
:. The Restaurant Laurent, in
the Lombardy Hotel. is surely
one OF the incest places in town
for dinner. Big, roomy bar, room
between tables and oil paintings
on the wall the boss will sell you
If you're art-minded. The
Marquesa de a Passardiere is do
ing a fine job as star at the Co.
tillon Room. If you can't pro-
.nounce her name just call her
Lilo. Teddy's, the gourmet's
hangout in West Broadway,
which is an unlikely spot for
gourmets, has opened two new
rooms.
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.MiIwuukee's
Bus Strikers
Voting Today

MILWAUKEE,, April 20 R).-
Striking transit workers were
voting today on the same con-
tract they rejected last week
with the understanding that &C
ceptance would mean the end
of the walkout at 4 am. to-
morrow.
The 1870 drivers and $50
maintenance men set the stage
for the return to work move
ment yesterday when they voted
to reconsider the two-year pact
Offered by the Transport Co.
The union. District 998 of the
Amalgamated Street, Electric
Railway and Motor Coach EN-
Iployes. left their jobs at 4 am.
last Friday after rejecting two
days earlier the same offer they
voted on today. Spokesman at
that time declared, I'VE want
more money"
The Transport Co. withdrew
the offer Monday. However,
when the membership voted
1920 to SIS to reconsider, Fred
erick j. johnson. company presi-
dent, said the proposal would be
Ireinstated until tomorrow. The
first vote that rejected the pact
was 500 to 966.
The two-year contract pro-
vides for wage increases of 1e
cents per hour. spread over the
period, and improved vacation
pension and sick benefits valued
at 6 cents per hour. Prior to the
strike, drivers were paid 50 ar
hour and maintenance men be-
tween $1.81 and 1929 per hour
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Actress Joan Collins
Files Suit for Divorce

LOS ANGELES, April 20 (P).-
British film actress Joan Collins
has filed a cross-complaint for
divorce from Maxwell Reed, I'M
employed English actor. She an
nounced that she and Mr.. Reed
have reached a financial settle
ment and that he is dropping
his $3.50 a month alimony
claim.
Miss Collins, who established
herself in Hollywood by playing
the title role of Evelyn Thaw in
the movie THE Girl in the Red
Velvet Swing" based her suit for
divorce yesterday on grounds of
cruelty and desertion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-20

NEW YORK. - The Cherry
Lane Theater in Greenwich VIII
lage is doing nicely with two
G. B. Shaw plays, Dark Lady of
the Sonnets" and THE Admirable
Bashville." In one apartment
over the theater live Charles
Holman and Robert Childers. In
the other fiat lives Jane O'Con-
nor. The two men are in TV
and Miss O'Connor is a photog-
rapher. All three are conSiderate
of the actors just below. They
wear felt slippers around The
house, refrain from slamming
doors and neither run water nor
run downstairs except during
intermiSSions.
Beginning the other day, life
became more rugged for the trio
The theater has 1890 am. and
2 pm. showings of the BUM
Puppets. There are then $40
and $40 pm. showingS of the
two Shaw plays. And at mid
night a new intimate musical
revue plays a night-owl perform
ance. The tenants can only sleer
all morning, sneak out, and stay
in a neighborhood saloon until
closing, X X \
I have read all the brave war
books, like The Game Mutiny'
and all the comic strip wal
books, like mo Time for Ser
geantS,' and now have finished a
hilarious and entertaining book
on Navy life titled Don't &C
Near the Water" by William
Brinkley Random House. Any
shore prisoned Navy man who
nearly died of boredom on Guam
or Hawaii or Okinawa mustn't
miss this epic. There is one short
passage about the arrival OF
Gene Tunney, John Marquanc
and Roy Howard on a VIP tour
which had special message fol
me. The book ought to be made
q primer for the USNR.
x X
RoSSano Brazil is one of the
stars being considered for the top
male role in the filmed South
Pacific" Brazil hasn't been here
long, never saw the show and was
taken by some of the movie execs
to listen to the recorded score Of
the show. When Pima finished
Some Enchanted Evening,
Brazil nodded approvingly.
That one" he stated, lis sure
to be hit"
Jockey Heuley Woodhouse, who
invariably refuses to take res
when shaken up by a fall off a
horse-it's his theory he'll sitter
up-canceled all his Jamaics
mounts one day last week because
he hurt his foot. He was fixing
the washing machine at home
and dropped a big wrench on hi
toe. 1t swelled so he couldn't gel
the foot into riding boot.
y
Make Rosenbloom, the oil
llght-heayy who's now a comic
is featured in two new filmed
TV shows, "A Light In France
on April 81 and Bred Fo
Battle a week later. The pro-
Queer, Lou BreSlow. told Max
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CITIZENS MEETINGS

meeting announcements
must be in the hands of the
Civic Calendar editor by noon
Thursday OF each week to IN
sure publication in the column
Sunday. Those receiued too
late i0ill not be used separately
unless there is some spectnl
news significance attached to
thent.)
Col. John E. Fohndahl. Direc-
tor Of Civil Defense for the Dis
tlict. will speak at a meeting of
the Michigan Park Citizens AS
ISOLATION at 8 pm. tomorrow at
the Bunker Hill School, Four
teenth street and Michigan ave-
nue. NE.
Installation Of officers for the
coming year will be held at this
meeting.
Other meetings Of civic inter-
est during the week, all starting
at 8 pm. unless otherwise in
dicated, include:
= Tomorrow
Arkansas Avenue Community
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Association--St. Mark's-Incar-
nation Lutheran Church, Four
teenth and Gallatin streets NV.
Minnesota River Terrace :
North Randle-Greenway Bar
Der Shop. 1888 East Capitol
street.
Michigan Park-Bunker Hill
School, Fourteenth street and
Michigan avenue NE.
Progressive Citizens Of George
town - Christ Church Parish
Hall. Thirty first and o streets
NV.
Tuesday
Chevy Chase-At 4 pm. in the
Chevy Chase Community Build
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on Sunday. Those recetved too
late iUtll not be used separately
unless there is some special
ne1S si0nifcdnce.)
The George Mason Gals
Church, va High School PTA
will hold its first meeting of the
coming school year at 8 p.na.
Thursday at the Mount Daniel
Elementary School, North Oak
street. Falls Church.
S. J. Dennis, president of the
group. will introduce the new
school principal, Raymond r,
Reed, along with the 48-teacher