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HOUSES FURNISHED
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SILVER sPRINo-Air-cond.. 3 bed.
rms, den, Y baths: reasonable.
cow. shopping. all schools.
THOMPSON CO. JU. $1,000
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MISREPRESENTATION appointed.
level; formal din. rm.: liv. rm. with
cathedral ceiling: completely equip.
kit; rec. RIM. above ground level;
bsmt.. garage: $2S,95O. CROSS a.
PERRY. INC. REALTORS, OIL.
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BETHESDA. sI7.s5O: Naval Hosp.
NIH-3 bedrms., dishwasher, dis
posal, fireplace; all schools: level
lot. 70x12O: $4,000. AZ loan.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC. DI.
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TAKOMA PARK-LoVely well-kept
det., brk. home on level lot. Center
hall plan, q spac. rms. screened
porch. "a baths. slate roof, avn
T.. PECK, Realtor. HE. 4-6400
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NEAR FAIRFAX COUNTRY CLUB
These quality homes have Hotpoint
cleo kits. with eye-levei oven. sur
face burners, Formiea top. stainless
steel sink. l1-eu-ft Hotpoint
refgr. Formica kit. nook. exhaust
fan center hall leading To n beau
tiful l4-ft liv rm. with massive
all-briek fireplace with raised
hearth. picture window, din. I'm
= large picture windows. bath il
American Standard with colored
fixtures, built-in vanity sink with
matching plate glass mirror with
lighting over tub; 3 large bedrnis
loads Of closet spare comprising
lst-n living area bsmt. has walk
IN entrance for q patio. massive
windows. laundry trap 900 volts
hot-water dashboard heat. all fir
lumber. brick construction, 2 steel
beams. copper plumbing and heat
ing. instant hot-water system. as
phalt driveway. earDort. city water.
gas, sidewalks: new schools ! blk
from subdivision. new churches,
shopping center nearby. Rent SI5n
uortion OF rent may be applied 10
down payment. Until s um., call
CIR. 3-ls4S: call CIR 3-07l0 after
5 pm. Sat. and Sun
VIENNA, vA.-5 acres: large we'll
built home at low rent for re-
sponsible family who will improve
house and grounds. LIST floor, large
living rm. opening onto screened
porch. dining rm,. den, bath. kit
. fireplaces; 2nd floor, 4 bedrms.
"a baths. sleeping porches. nm
HehaA 1NA Ne.,e
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RETIRED C0UPLE-Looking for a
smaller home with breathing space
a succeed masonry home in Cal
thersburg which might fill your
need. Located on side street, away
from hustle; ia-acre lot. nice trees:
basement, garaRe. storm windows
and screens. $4,000. KAY
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wOODsTDE PARK = Magnificen

WOODSIDE PARK - Magnificent
all-hrick, prewar Colonial on lge.
shady lot ] blk from colesville
i fa; spa az Iy rR' ,v Tltn nr ssd
rms. with . de luxe baths. scr.
porch. garage, rec. rm.; owner
trans; reduced to S27 800. A. J.
KESS1NGER e. CO.. JU. 9-4544.
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SLIGO cREEK-A honeymoon cot
tage ideal for a small family. Inn
maculate 2-bedrm. Colonial: (ter-
race on master bedrm.) Ia baths;
liv. rm. with fireplace: din. rm.. at.
tractive kit. beautifully Handicapped.
PERRY. INC. REALTORS. oil.
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WOODSIDE; owner transferred-3-
bedrm. BUNGALOW Qse. bedrm.. bath
md frD: oil hot-water heat: ga
rage. Assume Sc Sl3,5O0 loan.
Asking Sl6,500. BEERS BROS.
Ill h.rRln
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BRAD. BLVD.-kENWOOD AkEA-
Brand-new, center-hall Colonial:
bedrms., 4 baths. 24-ft. liv. rm.,
sep. din. rm., 24-ft. family room"
rec. rm., 2-car gar; 125-ft. 'front.'
age: beautiful trees; Sensational
LIPS, INC. DI. 7-l4Ii: ewes. OIL.
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TAKOMA PARK-very clean 6-rm,
Diet. home. with nice sized rooms:
newly redec. and vacant; new
HUGH 7. PECK. HE. 4-64OO.
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BRADLEY BLVD. SECTION-Ail.
brick rambler APPROX. SIS It. wide;
center hall plan with huge liv. rm.,
jalousied porch; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths.
large modern kit. with eating space
gear att. garage: many extras;
beautiful level corner lot. Priced
Low. 30s. EARL T. WRIGHT. OIL
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BETHESDA = 3-bedroom, 2la-bath
brick rambler; full tiled bsmt., full
ATTIC. Walk TO- public and pa.
roehial schools $19 $50. Hide
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sOMERSET-4-bedrm. 2-bath ram.
bier. with large family rm.; excel,
cond., only 5 yrs. old. Priced at
least $4,000 below original pur.
chase price. EN-. 2-S206. Dis
TRlCT MARYLAND REALTY, INC.
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TAKOMA PARK-4-bedrm. lovely
det corner home. close to center
Of town. cow. loo, excel, cond.
$4,000 OIL or FLA. HUGH T.
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TFUIUMAC RAMBLER; S22,SOO--
.Custom-built brick home on . acres
OF Level ground; 3 nice-size bed
rms sep: din. rm;. nice kit, breeze:
bsmt. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC,
OIL. 2-7OO6. ewes, WO 6-02qO
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SILVER SPRING, close-in Franklin.
Flower area-Charming 3-bedrm.,
1Ha-bath brick home: sep. din.
rm. cool porch. garage, shaded I'd.
S22,960. JU. 9-6440. WOODSIDE
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RIDGEWOOD VILLAGE-Center hall

hiDUEWUUD VILLAGE-Centef-h
brick Colonial on large level lot;
den and powder rm. on LIST; 3 twin
bedrms. 2 baths on end: expandahle
Sra mr.; recreation rm. with fire.
Shown by appointment only. EN-,
2-7400. METZLER Realtor-Builds
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OWNERS bedrm.. 2-bath rambler.
all cleo. kit, 46-ft. rec. room, ..
car garage, h-aere level lot. As
Immediate possession. HE. 4-Q273.
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LUXURY DUPLEX
All modern. brick: 2s-ft. living room
with fireplace, = bedrooms. walking
house HkLL REALTY Co. ia
--hgsg
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PoTOMAC-spravling brick :, ram

bler an scres wood gIdcK ~ Ism s
bedrms.. could be 4: paneled IL
brary, 4 firepls., 2 screened porches.
rec. rm., maids rm. and bath, q
car garage; stable and kennel.
This beautiful residence has all
the quality and spaciousness 10
satisfy the most discriminating
taste. An unusual value in the
low COS. Call OIL. 2-9O70, go,
ANDRIS REALTY. INC
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WALTER RFFD AREA

Detached. on large lot; has 4 bed
rms. attic I'm. with . rms, extensive
and varied garden. house loaded with
extras, condition shows tender lovine
care You will love its beauty We
believe lure OF Florida retirement has
forced owner to offer house under
market value. Mr. Dickson. HA -
S4sl WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO..
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4-7500: ewes. AID. 2-OS9s.
BETHESDA Parkwood rambler
only S17.950. $ CHEEKY bedrms.,
open stone nrepl, super kit. with
Quiet cui-de-sac. cali SHHNNON a
LUCHs CO.. KE. 7-l60O I'll 9 pm.
BETHESDA-Sale or rent, SI9,95O,
aOVey frame CS Of nn farm H., nome me
ing rm., dining rm.. kitchen, den;
bedrms. Lots Of privacy. Call OIL.
2-5773. e: ALLEN SHERWIN. INC,
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for. S45. 900. Mod. white brick Co.
lonial with 3 all-spacious bedrms.,
plus maids rm., 3la baths. Enter
taining-Size liv.. rm. with lge. ad-
Joining screened peh Secluded be-
hind tall hedges, shaded by tower.
ing trees. in middle Of its own FULL
ing big parklike estates with conn
plete privacy and ideally situated
Just minutes from Chevy Chase and
Columbia Country Clubs. Ready
purchaser can save $4,000 over
replacement cost. We are empow-
cred by distant owner to give
other remarkable incentives to
right buyer. Exclusive with ABB
CROFT. OIL 6-44l1.
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bedrm., white brick land frame CO.
lonial in beautiful Fairway Hills;
lively big shade trees: den. scr.
pch.. slate roof level fenced lot;
$4,000. FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
INC. OIL. 9-10O6; ewes, wO.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

INCOME PROPERTY - BOARDING
house. crossing above $4,000 pa.
- bedrooms. 2 baths; approved
IN one. rent q: S4,O01 down:
owner will take End trust. Cor
Ontario I'd and 1880 Lanier pl.
blk north Columbia I'd Call Mr..
Bauer, THO6. J. FISHER a. co.
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WHEATON-Swell for 9 starter; .
full-sized bedrms., dinette. bsmt.
mic nIees sean IN rsn Ste eeo an 70 any
1855. SUBURBAN PROPERTIES.
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FOREST HIILS-spacious center
han Colonial Sliio4t Twins room;
floor. This is q very charming
home on q wooded lot $50 feet
wide and l75 feet deep. owner
Call Wo. $4,000 I'll 3. EDW. II.
JONES q CO.. INC. Chevy Chase.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

MASS. AVE. EXT, QUICK sALEl-
3-bedrm., 1lh-bath brk. Colonial:
excel. cond.: full bsmt.. gar, big
corner lot. Asking S20.950. FRANK
3. PHILLIPS. INC, DI. 7-14li:
ewes, OIL. 4-2429.
NEW HAMPSHIRE EsTATEs-Love-
~ 3-bedrm. brick home; lst-a.
pUwSer s sI a5 dSvEEi kit with dish
HUGH T PECK, HE. 4-64OO til 3.
PINEY BRANCH RID. AREA-Near
bedrm. home. sep. din. rm'. fun
bsmt.: level wooded lot. Clean con-
dtt'on. Below appraised value at
81 100. r p. RIPLEY CO.. JU.
h-6lll =.
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y
n. ARL., sos N. 37th St. WOOD
LAND ACRES-Brick and frame.
2-story. bedrms., 3l2 baths. den.
patio on living and dining rooms
electric kitchen; recreation room
garage; top neiRhborhood Avail.
July le: seas GEORGE MASON
GREEN Co. REALTOR. ia. 4-l4OO
n. ARL.. 1900 N. Danyille St
Charming 2-bedroom bungalow
living room with fireplace dining
room: basement. Avail July .
$40. GEORGE MASON GREEN
co. REALTOR. IA. 4-l400.
1905 CRITTENDKN ST. N.w.-cus-
tom-built, detached brick. center
hall. bedrms.. baths; 24-it.
liv. rm.; recreation room: built in
garage Rent, S275 . month. Will
consider trade for smaller home
or rental property. L. T ORA
Waite. REALTOR. MA. s-O7s3.
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm rambler
ser. peh.. full bsmt.. attic storage
gas stove and cleo refgr,; $3.50
JE. 4-OG6a.
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BETHEsDA-S14,9 $50. 3-bedroom
rambler, fireplace. large. fenced
yard with trees: will accent GI or
FLA contract: walk to public and
parochial schools Fol. appoint
% WAEkS sa' Mrf Du Nfi oil inc sO1 IS.
town once, 1905 Wisconsin ave.
EN- 2-R1lh
, 1957-04-30
PUBLIC NOTICE

On May 3, 1857 the Rules
Committee of the Legislature
Of the Virgin Islands will hold
public hearings on the nomi-
nation of Leon A. Mawson to
be Commissioner Of Public
Safety and Donald S. Bore
ham to be Commissioner OF
Public Works.
The Committee will con-
vene precisely at 800 pm, in
the Government House, Chris
tiansted, ST. Croix, Virgin
Islands.
Persons interested in fur
nishing testimonies to the
Committee should be present
at the time and place herein
stated. Signed written state
mems will be accepted by the
committee.
Ronald De Luso
Chairman of Rules Committee
, 1957-04-30

IN H DISTRICT COURT OF VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION OF ST. CROIX AT CRAFTSMANSHIP
In the Matter of the Estate of Probate MOI 8 = lSoo
ISABELLA MADDOX, Deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Pursuant to an order of the District Court of the Virgin
Islands dated April II, 1857, the undersigned hereby gives
notice that she will render her Final Account in the above
entitled estate on May II, 1857, at the office of the Clerk OF
the District Court, in Christiansted.} Anyone having oolec-
tons thereto should then and there appear and show cause
WHY said accounting should not be approved.
Dated April Is, 1867.
Kathleen SackeY
Executrix
, 1957-04-30
BANK BOOK LOST

Savings Bank Book No. 1894
having been reported lost or
stolen, the holder thereof is
hereby requested to present it
to the Bank within twelve (12)
weeks from this date as other
wise the Book will be can
celled and a new one issued in
its place at the expiration of
this period.
Virgin Islands National Bank
Christiansted, Branch
March %, 1857
, 1957-04-30
NOTICE

The wooden bridge over the
Lagoon at Christiansted was
designed for light traffic only.
Vehicles heavier than pas
senger cars are prohibited to
cross said bridge.
A. ~PARAL1TICC1
District Supervisor
, 1957-04-30
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Prank AbseL baritone. Western Pres
terisn Church. pm. REQUIEM.
CHOIR: Student Nurses
Glee Club Of sibley HOSPITAL. Moreen
tor. Soloists: Beatrice Zastrow. So
prano: Jean Proetseh. contralto: Rich
ard Nessul, tenor: Donald Robinson,
baritone, Epworth Methodist Church
5 pm. Bible poems. WeinbergeT. Al
leluia. THOMPSON: The Beatitudes. Van
Huise
cHANcEL CHOIR OF NATIONAL PRES
BYTERIAN CHURCH. Theodore Sehze-
fer, organist and choirmaster, The
Rhythmic Choir Margaret Fisk Tay-
lor, director. National Presbyterian
Church, pm, Program OF Lenten
and Easter music.
SANCTUARY CHOIR. r. DsAne shure.
s sopra6o SaSs Aye caT ssnn. MaSf o
Robert stewart. tenor; Wa.cOtt Fem
ner, bass, Robert BoEgess, organ
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church, e:45 pm. The Seven Words
Of Christ. Haydn.
COMBINED CHOIRs OF REFORMA-
TON LUTHERAN CHURCH. julie
Jaeaws, director. Soloists PeGEy
contralto: George BArritt. tenor: Don
aid Robinson, bass: Ruth Dyke, organ
Lutheran Church of the Reformation
7:45 pm. Mass in c, Mozart.
NATIONAL GALLERY ORCHESTRA.
Richard Bales. conductor. Soloist:
Harry Mcclure, piano. National Gal
lery OF Art. s pm. Symphony No. So
n c. Haydn, Pelleas ct Melisande,
Opus -; sebelius; Concerto for Piano
NAOMI BLAKE WEiRAUcH. soprano.
New York Avenue Presbyterian
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLGHTS

1880 am, WRC-Monitor: A
visit to the All-Indian choir
from the San Antonio DePala
Mission. Author Walter Lord.
11:O0, WNfAL-Life Is Worth
Living: Bishop Fulton j,
Sheen discusses How to
Psychoanalyze Yourself"
100, WMAL-Travel: A Sun
day afternoon Of music, news,
sports and travel tips with
Bernie Brown.
ISIS. WWDC-Exhibition Base
ball: Bob Wolff and Chuck
Thompson share the play-by-
play of the Mats VS.. Richmond
exhibition baseball gam c
direct from Richmond.
1880, WRC-Catholic Hour: ION
the Hill" will be the subject
for the sermon by the Rev.
Edmoun d. Bernard from
Catholic University.
1880, WTOP-New York Phil
harmonic Symphony: Dimitri
Mitropoulos conducts the
orchestra in Richard Strauss
tone poem Death and Trans
figuration" and Berlioz'
Symphonic Fantastique."
1880, WGMS-Good Music With
Howard Mitchell: Featured
will be Bach. Symphony in
C: Mendelssohn, Symphony
No. S in D.
4:O5. WTOP-CBS Radio Work
shop: The prize winning
poetic drama. "Carlotta's
Serape," by Rose j. Orente,
a New York spare-time poet
who won the Nation wide
contest for Radio Verse Plays.
4:30, WTOP-Suspense: Victor
Jory stars in Thou Shalt
Not Commit" A romantic
triangle based on a wife's
boredom. one mans devotion,
and another mans love.
4:3O, WARE Eddy Arnold
Show. Ron Weber features
the songs Of the Tennessee
Plowboy.
600. WIDOW, WASH-FM - In
the Concert Hall: Mendels-
sohn, Symphony No. 3 in Al
Minor; Beethoven, Symphony
No. l in c.
6:35, WWDC-Lawrence Welk:
Featured are selections from
the newest album by Welk
titled Waltz With Lawrence
Welk."
6:35. WRC-Meet the Press
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TURNTABLE TALK
By JAMES G. DEANE

There is a great deal Of
French music that Is rarely
If ever heard hereabouts.
A number OF samples have
turned up recently on records.
One disc is Of particular in
terest. This is coupling by
Ernest. AnSermet and the
Suisse Romande orchestra of
Albert Roussel'S third and
fourth symphonies. RouSsel.
who died in 1887. was far bet
ter known among musicians
than to the general public.
In fact his music. which was
advanced for its time, has only
lately started to attract wider
notice. One of the suites from
his ballet "Bacchus ct Ariane"
has been heard in Washington
concerts. The Spiders Feast"
may also have been performed
here.
The two symphonies are
splendid works. They are COM
pact. sinewy and full of vitality.
What makes them even more
attractive is that while they
sound modern, they don't
eschew melody. Here is some
modern music that can stand
acquaintance and doesn't for
bid it on first hearing. The
Ansermet performances show
obvious enthusiasm and Lon
don has recorded them trans
parently.
Another first-class modern
symphony by a Frenchman.
the Symphonic Liturgique"
Of Arthur Honegger. has also
been issued recently by Lon
don. This work. written i'm
mediately after World War II.
purports to express Honegger's
feelings about such normally
unmusical matters as national
ism. Inilitarism. bureaucracy
and taxes, as we'll as war,
and this leads TO some fairly
violent outbursts. But Hon.
egger has his distinctly lyri-
cal side too. and the music is
not difficult to listen to. Hon.
egger's musical language is
sufficiently skillful and bold
to give the piece durability.
The symphony was dedi-
Gated to Charles Munich, but
the performance in this case
is by the Paris Conservatory
orchestra under Robert F.
Denzler. 1t seems to be COM
petent.
Some neglected orchestral
music by Gabriel Faure has
put in a welcome appearance.
A new Angel disc. which offers
as one attraction the charm
ing "Pelleas ct Melisande"
suite, goes afleld for two COM
panion pieces, a advertisement
with madrigalish overtones
called Mosques ct Bergamas-
ques" and suite In the cate
CORY OF Schumann's Kinder
semen" Debussy's "Children's
Corner" and other famous
musical juvenilia. which Faure
entitled Dolly"
Faure's music has such
reputation for perfumed fem
ininity that the lively impulse
frequently evident In these
pieces may we'll come as a sur
prise. They-especially DOL
ly"--are delightful. The SIX
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Galloway Can Be Said
To Be Rather Busy

ton and Cathedral Choral So
cieties will be complete and
will follow the spirit and style
Of 18th century art, accord
ing to the most authoritative
sources known today.
This ideal admits Of two i'm
portant exceptions. In Bach's
day there were no women
singers either in the chorus or
as soloists. the parts being
written for boys. Also. instead
OF for two large choruses of 125
each. Bach composed for more
intimate groups of perhaps a
dozen each.
AS for the orchestra, there
is no radical difference except
in size.
List Of the Principals
Soloists in this performance
are: Lois Marshall, soprano;
David Lloyd. tenor; Edwin
Steffe. baritone: Eunice AL
berts, contralto; Robert Kirk
ham, bass; Werner Lywen,
violin; Paul Olefsky. gambia;
Albert Fuller, harpsichord:
Thomas Dunn, organ. All are
we'll known in Washington
concert halls except Mr.. Kirk
ham, a newcomer who lives in
New York.
Miss Marshall. the young
soprano who has been the
sensation Of this music season,
will be remembered as the
Donna Anna Of the Don
Giovanni" given by the Ma
tional Symphony last year.
and for her work in the "Mes-
siah" and the Beethoven
ninth symphony this year.
She also appeared at Dunn
barton Oaks a few weeks ago
in a program of Mozart con-
cert arias. She will return to
town next year as Ariadne in
Strauss "Ariadne auf Naxos."
and Fiordiligi in Mozart's
"Cosi fan tutte," both operas
to be produced by the Opera
Society of Washington.
David Lloyd has been heard
here in innumerable oratoric
performances, as Ottavio in
Don Giovanni" and Fernando
in "Cosi fan lutte" He will
go to Glyndebourne this sum-
mer to sing Tamino in THE
Magic Flute" and Bacchus in
"Ariadne auf Naxos." AS MIR.
Lloyd is a determined propo-
nent of opera in English, and
as Glyndebourne is firmly of
the opinion that German opera
sounds better in German, the
white cliffs of Dover can ex-
pect a notable invasion.
Eunice Alberts has sung
many times at the Cathedral,
and Edwin Steffe's portrayal
Of the Commentators and Ma
setto in Don Giovanni" is a
happy memory of many of us.
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RARE MENDELSSOHN
George Steiner and the
American University Quartet
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TURNTABLE TALK
Ansermet Conducts
RousseI Symphonies

episodes comprising Dolly"
Zone is called intriguingly
'Mi-a-ou." another is the
Kitty Waltz") were left as
piano pieces. but have been
tastefully orchestrated by
Henri Rabaud. The Paris
Opera Comique orchestra I'M
der Georges Tzipine performs
all three Of these appealing
works neatly. This is a choice
collection.
Mosques ct Bergamasques"
is also a featured item on an
MGM record which offers for
companions two unfamiliar
tone poems with romantic
10th century names. "Lenore"
by Henri Duparc and "Viviane"
by Ernest Chausson. Both
works suggest a teacher the
composers shared. Cesar
Franck. and "Lenore" some
how also Mussoresky's might
on Bald Mountain. although
for no readily definable rea-
son! Both also suggest the
granddaddy Of the tone poem,
Franz Liszt. They are worth a
hearing. Arthur Winograd and
the Hamburg Philharmonic
are responsible for the compe-
tent performances.
Jacques Ibert. whose sauc.iy
familiar advertisement has
just been turned out in a new
Victor recording by Arthur
Fielder and the Boston Pops
talong with Piston's "Incred-
ible Flutist" and Rossini-Res-
pighi's La Boutique Fam
tasque," a reasonable combina-
tom. is represented on an
other enterprising MGM ISSUE
by a suite bearing a favorite
title of French composers,
Impressions"
These impressions are Of
to no ones special surprise
Paris. and they are appro-
priately varied and also APP
propriately raucous at times.
tCf George Gershwin.D A
piece called "Madrigale" by
Vittorio Rieti. Chicagoan of
Italian parentage and Partisan
indoctrination. is the COM
panion. 1t is a sort of modern
counterpart to Mozart's "Mu-
steal Joke" with intentional
errors and genial foolishness.
The recorded sound is clear
but not very resonant.
After Ibert. the late Gustave
Charpentier's very leisurely
and well-ordered Impressions
d'Italie" on a London disc
seem pretty tame. despite the
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