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ness connections before accept
ing the Pentagon job.
Mrs. Ross is president Of
Wynn Enterprises of New York
and Knoxville. Tenn. in which
her brother. H. D. Breezy
Wynn. of Knoxville, is a sub
stantial stakeholder. Mr.. Wynn
controls Southern Athletic
Co, Southern Sportswear and
Southern Aviation. all Knoxville
firms. The four companies OBJ
tanned an estimated SIS million
in defense contracts last year,
most of it in textile products.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
ItoIy Gets U. S. Ship

LA SPEZIA. Feb. IA up. -
Italy's fleet has received its 30tn
ship from the United States. the
minesweeper Salome. The United
States has given Italy 10 mine
sweepers. 6 gunboats, 3 recon-
Nuisance boats and 2 subma-
rines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14

needs is less than it has been In
the past"
The proposed total spending
for 1858 would be 10 per cent
of estimated income compared
with 227 per cent in 1854. the
first full fiscal year OF this adj
ministratio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
Norwich u. Speaker

Mai. Gen. Ernest N. Harmon,
president of Norwich University,
Mortified Vt. will address the
Washington Chapter Of the uni
versity's alumni club at $50
O'Clock tonight in Patton Hall,
Fort Myer, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14

war. then, but only then, are
we justified in taking into
account. to the extent Of our
means, the implications of fight
ing a general war"
He listed five Army forces
which are part of the Nations
deterrents. He gave these as
overseas deployments. the stra-
tegic reserve at home, anti-air-
craft units defending the United
State civilian reserve compo-
nents and training missions en-
gagged in increasing the defen-
sive capabilities Of our allies.
He said so per cent of Army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
Park Dedicated

CHATTANOOGA.-The Great
Smoky Mountains National
Park was set aside about 1880
but was formally dedicated by
President Franklin D. Roosevelt
In 1910.
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.Attu Location

ADMINISTRATIONS geo.
graphically part of North Amer
lea, Attn is actually located in
the Eastern Hemisphere.
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Gen. Toy|or Says Army
Stresses Deterrent F orce

Maxwell Taylor said today the Army intends to spend
money deter rather than for preparations TO fight
big
Chief Staff speaking before the National Security
luncheon the Mayower Hotel said
Having assured the Difference Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
Public Hearings Deferred
In Ross Contract Induirv

decision whether hold public hearings postponed
yesterday by investigating Subcommittee the
Defense Secretary Trip whose
wife broher-naw control that have received millions
In Government contracts.
Chairman Mcclellan said the committee wished
to additional documents bearing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-14
Seoton Says U. S. Lacks
Power to Seize Oil Firms
by the Associated Press

Secretary Seato said today the Government
has authority seize the oil industry seek voluntary
agreement - hold down oil prices
personally happy that Federal grand jury
possibility of antitrust violations the pricing
field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-07

given to the Organization Of
American States and was re-
Iceived by DR.. Juan NORM Of
Chile, head of the cultural divi-
sion. George Titus, retiring after
three years service as head Of
the Greater Washington Music
Council, also was honored.
Miss Anderson made q one-day
trip to the Capital from her
home In Connecticut to attend
the luncheon.
Mrs. Meyer described the prof.
ected National Cultural Center.
In its possible center In Foggy
Bottom. just north Of the Lin
coin Memorial, she suggested 1t
would become an American
Acropolis on the rising slopes of
the Potomac"
She expressed the commission
hope that Congress will appro-
pirate money for the site during
this season. adding that the $50
million needed for the center's
construction will be sought
throughout the country.
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Jews OF MUSIC
Therrys Lyric Gift
Displayed in Recital

offered Maurice Ravels five
Greek folksong settings in the
original tongue. and did some Of
his most convincing singing of
the evening in this group.
All in all, Mr.. Therry was at
his best in the songs of quieter
mood. such as the Ravel. Quill
ter's exquisite Cherry Valley"
and the two masterpieces by
Hugo Wolf. Here. his rather
small.voice was no handicap and
his musicfanship stood him in
good stead. In the more dra-
matte pieces. his voice took on
an edgy, Unlicensed quality when
pushed and was slightly on the
sharp side. Fortunately. however
the program as a whole was
skillfully selected to show of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-07
NEWS OF MUSIC
BY IRVING LOWENS

Michael Thsrry,, baritone: Allen
soIn Al t fonts g. Prat1 Perl Q mlei
Peri; Evening Hymn. Purcell; ri sail
GsinaeSs: Brahms; Aas elmer S;Ia w n,i:
Heim li So" .ASrorderas Jung 0 strauss;
Legende de Ia sauEe. from lie JONI
leur de Notre Dame. Massenet; Five
Greek Folk,sones. arr. Ravel:. Cherry
vsnshan Williams; Willow River. Nor.
doff: Reveille. Duke.
Michael Therry. a baritone
with a fine lyric gift. was heard
last night at the Phillips Gallery
in a song recital highlighted BY
several rather unusual selections
Mr.. Therry began his program
with three songs from q collec.
ton by Giacopo Peri, q composer
whose name appears in mos
music histories as the inventor Of
opera. but whose actual com.
positions are rarely heard. AL
made interesting listening, with
the 20 miei giorni fugaci" call
ing to mind the drama of Peri!
younger land greater) con.
temporary. Claudio Monteverdi.
Another selection, excellently
sung by Mr.. Therry, which find!
its way onto recital programs in.
frequently. was q surprisingl!
lovely aria from Jules Mas.
senet's "Jongleur de Notrt
Dame"
One Of the most satisfying
aspects of Mr.. Therry's art wa
his excellent diction in at leas
four languages-and he certainl.
sounded as If he were quite a
home in a fifth, Greek, although
this reviewer cannot PERSONAL!
vouch for the last. The singer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-07

Washington Music Council and
the District Recreation DEPART
ment
Before making the presenta-
lions, Mr.. Adams urged his
listeners to be wholly sensitive"
to their responsibility to support
the cultural life of the COM
munity. He expressed his hope
that the Government. both the
executive branch and Congress,
will resolve to take more interest
in the cultural development Of
the Nation.
Washington, Mr.. Adams de-
clared, should symbolic the
love of intangible virtues Of the
spirit that reflects our real char
acter."
POSTMASTER M. Robert Rogers
described Mr.. Adams as the CON
certmaster in this administra-
tion." He added that. while q
member of Congress. Mr.. Adams
sang under Paul Callaway's d.
rection in the Washington Ca
thedral choir.
Mr.. Galloway was one Of those
to whom Mr.. Adams presented
an award. The choirmaster was
llauded for his work In that field.
including his contribution to the
new Opera Society Of Washing
ton. The, society also received a
citation.
Cited, too. were DR.. Warner
Lawson, dean of the School Of
Music Of Howard University: Pat
rick Hayes, on his 10th anniver-
Esary rs an impressario here: The
National Symphony Association.
with DR.. Howard Mitchell receiv-
ling the award: and the men and
women of the National SYM
phony Orchestra. with Lloyd
Geisler, assistant conductor. ae-
Icepting the citation.
Mrs. Merriweather Post was
honored for her contribution to
Young Peoples Concerts pre-
sented by the National SYM
lphony.
j An international award was
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-07

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. May
z Especially Miss Ruth McCol-
loch Of Alexandria and Miss 1sa-
bel Gill Of Bethesda have been
tapped for Cap and Gown, the
senior honor society at Mary
Washington College. They are
respectively president Of the
Honor Council and the Class OF
1858.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-07

AAldCA cOAA.
They were told, at the event
celebrating National and Inter-
American Music Week. that "the
American public spends more
money on concert tickets than
it does on baseball"
George Marek. vice president
of RCA-Victor records. who con-
ducts the radio network show,
Classical Music for People Who
Hate Classical Music" offered
this information. He also de-
clared that the machine has
come, to the aid Of art in Amer
lea. Hi-1i, he said. has con-
tributed to the musical renais-
Sance.
A report on the proposed Ma
tional Cultural Center was given
by Mrs. Agnes Meyer. chairman
of the District Auditorium Com
mission.
The luncheon was sponsored
by the Cultural Development
Committee of the Washington
Board of Trade. the Greater
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WMAL FESTIVAL
WILL FEATURE
AIDA HIGHLIGHTS

The Evening Star Music
Festival, an hour Of fine
recorded music each week
day night, will be broadcast
at 10 o'clock tonight on Sta
ton WMAL-FM, 1913 mega
cycles.
The program win be:
Verdi Aida" Grand
March. Act III by the Bos-
ton Pops Orchestra, and
highlights by the Rome
Opera House Orchestra and
Chorus, under Jonel Perlea.
with Zinka Milanov, Jussi
Bjoerling. Leonard Warren
and Boris Christon.
Tomorrow night: Beetho-
ven's Symphony No. Z in A
Major. Opus %.
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Music Week Opens Here;
Get SpecioI Awards

In tribute to music uncher in the Willard Hotel yesterday
Sherman Adams the Assistant to the President present
awards to nine chosen for contributions the musical
life of the Capital.
They also Robert E. Mclaughlin president Of the Board
District Commissioners the Of the city to Marian
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and passes this saving along TO you.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
Its Easy to Arrange
Quiet Corner for Dad

and modern furniture. II We
get the rug in . brown. white
and cocoa tweed and use &
modern oil painting IN tones Of
turquoise. orange and gold,
which we have. ON the wall
above the sofa, what colors
would you suggest for the sofa.
two chairs and draperies for
q picture window which Is on
one Of the beige walls?
Answer-You could take the
color scheme Of your living
room from the painting. Get
the sofa upholstered in tur-
quoise. one chair In burnt
orange, the other in copper and
draperies with . pattern In gold
on q cocoa background.
Questionable wallpaper IN
my dining area has IN ivy
pattern in green with touches
Of red on Q deep yellow back
ground. Since the room Is not
very bright. could you suggest
. color for draw draperies that
would blend with the wallpaper
yet not be too dark
AnsWer-For the draw dra-
peries IN your dining area ]
SUGGEST chartreuse; Il Is Q pleas
ant light color and win blend
perfectly with the wallpaper.
ouestiOn-We are building .
new home and would like 70
furnish it completely in the
French Provincial style. We
are ehaving fioor-to-ceiling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05

q periwinkle shade. What colors
would you suggest for the CELL
ing and iioorcovering?
AnsWer-oold would be q
good color for the ceiling Of
your powder room. For the
tioorcovering. I suggest red.
Question: am remodeling
my kitchen. which Is large with
plenty Of sunlight. The cab
inets are birch and the ceiling
and woodwork are white. Ny
problem Is q color scheme for
the walls. fioorcovering. coun-
tertops and new upholstery for
the chrome dinette set. Have
you any suggestions?
A.-Since your kitchen Il
large and sunny you could get
rather Q striking effect by
painting, the walls royal blue,
getting the floor covering in
red and the counter tops in
white. You might also re-
upholster the dinette set In
white.
(Relsassd By Mcclure Newspaper
oyndicatel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05

bookshelves on either side Of
the fireplace in the living room.
Ny problem Is weither to have
Q Misunderstanding mirror over
the fireplace or to have wood
paneling there to match the
bookshelves.
Anawer-Since you are PLAN
ming to furnish your living
room in the French Provincial
style, ] advise wood paneling
above the fireplace. The man
tel-to-ceiling mirror would be
attractive but more suitable TO
Q modern interior.
Question---Our living room
and dining room have Just
been redecorated and now we
are faced with q problem. Two
walls IN each room are painted
gold and the other two white
The problem Is what to do
about draperies when one win
dow Is on q gold wall and
another Is ON q white wall. The
carpeting and sofa are gold. q
leather easy chair Is black and
. Queen Anne chair Is pump
kin. The windows are the
easement type. What would Sou
suggest for the draperies and
should they be f1oor-length or
sill length?
AnsWer-Your problem is
fairly simple. Draperies with
. pattern on gold. white and
green on Q black background
would look equally well ON the
window on the gold wall and
the window on the white wall.
! advise having the draperies
tioof-length.,
ouestion-The fioor-to-ceil-
ing tile In my powder room is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05
BY BETTY LENAHAN

With smaller houses and
bigger families. the man Of the
house must be resourceful IN
order to ind q quiet corner for
study. reading or Just plain
thinking.
While Q separate room may
not be available for q "den." Il
Is easy to block of one area
IN a larger room and earmark
It for privacy. A tall lowered
screen can provide separation
without ohstructing air circu-
lation. Other devices are cell
ing-hung draperies or folding
room partitions.
Since Q den" Is for seden-
tary activity. il should be warm
and comfortable. A corner for
relaxing should carry the
sense Of beauty, too. Furnish
ings can be few; but they
should be well-choSen-per-
haps q desk. ., comfortable
chair. . bookshelf. and . good
light.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-05

Question: have. Just pur-
chased q new home and would
like some advice on color. Two
walls Of the living room are
cocoa brown. the other two
walls and the walls Of the adj
joining hall are beige and the
ceilings are white. We would
like to get q rug in 9 tweed.
Smyrna times., 1957-12-12
TO PRESENT messiah"
Asbury Choirs to Give Christmas
Choral Pragram December Is

The Senior Choir of Asbury
Methodist Church will present
portions of Handers Messiah" /,
under the direction of Mrs. Don
aid Knots, on Sunday, Dec. 15
at 4:S0' pm. The program in
cludes: Comfort Ye My People,
tenor recitative, Mr.. Kenneth At
Tx; And the Glory of the Lord,
Senior Choir; Then Shall the Eyes
of the Blind be Opened, Miss Bet
ty Jane Griffin; He Shall Feed
His Flock, Mrs. Grace Minner;
o Thou That Tellest Good It'd
ings, Senior Choir; For Unto Us
a Child is Born, Senior Choir; I
Know That My Redeemer Liveth,
Miss Betty Jane Griffin; Glory to
God, Senior Choir. Three selec-
tions will also be presented by
the Junior Choir under the di-
rection of Mr.. George Galley.
Smyrna times., 1957-12-12
TO DEDICATE NATIVITY SCENE
AT EWELL'S ST. PAUL SUNDAY

The Clayton Century Club has
arranged an ambitious program
for Christmas as it's community
achievement project. 1t will in
clude a Christmas cantata sung by
the church choir of the Sharon
Hill Methodist Church, Sharon
Hill, Pa, which will be presented
on Sunday, Dec. 15 in Ewell's-St.
Paul Church, Clayton at 7:45 pm.
The concert will be preceded by
a dinner held in Fellowship Hall
of the church at 5:45 pm. After
the service in the church dedi-
cation service will be held at the
site of the nativity scene, at
which time the lights will be turn
ed on there by Mayor c. w.
Machamer. At the dinner the in
vocation will be given by the Rev.
Guy H. McWilliams, pastor of the
host church. Guests at the dinner
will include Mrs. William r. Mon
ey, Laurel, president of the State
Federation of Womens Clubs. Mr..
McWilliams will be in charge of
Smyrna times., 1957-12-12
HUNTER LOST ON MARSH
Binding Snowfall Causes George
Cahall To Lose WAY

Delaware's first snowfall of the
season which blanketed this area
last week proved to be a most
unfortunate one for George r.
Cahall of near Dover, a Kent
County sportsman and a vice
president of Ducks Unlimited,
Delaware. Cahall was found by
State Police officers on the cause
way of the Smyrna-Woodland
Beach Road just west of Wood
land Beach after he had been re-
ported missing from home for
several hours. State Police con-
Quoting the search said that Ca
hall, who lives between Dover and
Cheswold, had gone duck hunting
at a blind or a marsh near Wood
land Beach at daybreak last Wed
nesday. 1t was learned that he
had shot ducks from the blind
and ventured forth from its con-
fines in search of them. Troopers
said he apparently lost his sense
of direction temporarily because
of the binding snowstorm and
wandered about the marshes.
Having become alarmed when her
husband failed to return at the
usual noon hour, Mrs. Cahall not
flied the Dover station of her
husbands disappearance at about
2 pm. He was located by police
on the causeway at about the
time he made his way out of the
marshes. Being well-clothed for
duck hunting on a stormy day,
Cahall experienced no ill effects.