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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
FAIRFAX NASH

RAMBLERs SIS through '57s; q
doors. 4-doors, station wagons. Sc
dams, hardtops; choice of trans. /;
all reas. priced; trade or terms.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
(coNTlNuEDl

OLDs '54 Super "ss', FoIlda,
coupe; power steering and brakes
hydra. r.. and h., foam rubber
nylon seats. 2-tone finish: excel
cond.; . real buy, SLABS; safety
tested for your protection; 80.
day written warranty. PAUL
BROS. (Olds). Wis. and Ellicoti
81. NV. Ike. 7-l30s.
OLDsMOBILE 1884 Rocket "ss',
Holiday coupe; turquoise and
white. fully equipped INCLUDING
power steering; thoroughiy re-
cond., safety tested and guar,
Was 81. 005. Buy now and save at
Si,205. iow-cost GMAC terms q
suit YOUR budget. OLMSTEAD
OLDs. 1000 Wilson blvd. Arl.'
ia. 7-6400.
oLDsMoBILE '55 "9s" Holiday 4
dr.. hardtop; 2-tone green. hydra:
3. matte, T, and h.. full power. good
tires. plastic seat covers, many
other extras; guaranteed; S1,995.
BOWMAN MOTOR SALES
1900 ca. Ave. NV.
IA 0.110o Omen n Tili q
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PONTIAC '53 de luxe IS" 4-door
j. and n B., i auto. trans; s7sS; iov
- McNEII, PONTIAC

PONTIAC 80 Dc luxe e. S,o AE-dcor;
IS Nc MCNEIL Ell. PONTIAC
7sa9 Ply W.T. Il. Axe Esart Of s. FL; $4,000
PONTIAC ,57 hardtop cat. sedan;
5000 actual miles, :. and h.. auto;
Ike new; S2.o06. terms and trade:
| BETHESDA MOTORS
DE soro-pG1HEiM s5bbGqp DEALERS
PONTIAC. '55 Catalina hardtcp;
match, fully equipped, I. and b..
Wv. tires, hydra. and recondi-
toned; very clean; only $I.447.
Emerson & Orme, Buick
24Q1 Pa. Ave, NV. FE. $4,000
PONTIAC 80. perfect cond.: hydra.
and a.. new rubber; original
OWNER, NE. 5000 til 8, IA. g.
PONTIAC '53 4-dr. sedan; Z. and
B., aItcm ssSs trans; BUTLER
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
1121 21st st. NV. Di. 7-011I
PONTIAC '5Ss--Best deal in town;
low as S295 down; bank terms to
MCNEIL PONTIAC
1890 Wis. Ave. OIL. $4,000
In the Heart Of Bethesda"
PONTIAC '54 Chieftain sedan
light blue. fully equipped. thor
only 1907.
Emerson & Orme, Buick
0I6 r. !. Ave. NE. DtJ. 7-52O0
RAMBLER $50 Custom 4-dr.; cd.
s N5so's an es SSad :o Gshsr Best ss
offer. JU. 5-0617.
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RA. e-1122 open Q Tiii 8
lsTUDEBAKER 1857 Commander
sedan:. 2-tone gray and white.
radio; heater. hydranatie. low mile
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OLDs 81 Super "ss" de luxe Holt
day 4-door: striking 2-tone char.
coal and white. harmonizing in
terror: q host Of Oldsmobile fea.
lures incl. power steering and
brakes; one owner. like new inside
and out; original cost over S4.500i
today,s best buy spssially PRICED
1000 wilson blvd. Arlington, IA
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AUToM0BiLEs FoR SALE
1900 deorgia Ave. NV.

sTUDEBAKKR $50 economy Champ.
4-dr.; heater. overdrive. etc; runs
good. S20b.
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BOWMAN MOTOR SALES

753O GEORGIA Ave. NV.
ia. $4,000 Open y TIL 0
VOLKSWAGEN '56 Tudor; light
gray. very clean. low mileage: looks
and runs like new. Only S1.497.
Emerson & Orme, Buick
2401 Pa. Ave. wv. Re. $4,000
VOLKSWAGEN 1856; S1,450. EN-.
2-4040, Ext, 497.
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OLDSMOBILE 1858

OAOO1NOo4AG Lou 10
Greatest sacrifice in our
history! Last call fol. value
seekersl is models to
choose from, choice Of body
styles, colors. Many brand
new. some demonstrators.
Most are fully equipped, In
Guiding power steering and
brakes. These cars must
COL Don't delay, come in
todayll Priced as low as
S2,760. New-car titles, 35,-
000-mile guarantee.
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OLDS $50 Super "SS" cow. cpe.
hydra, r. and h, power steerins
and brakes, Wv. tires: also has
power seat; 2-tone paint: like new
S2,195; safety tested for your pro.
lection; 30-day written warranty
PAUL BROS. (Olds). Wis. and
Ellieott Sd NV, KE. 7-130S.
OLDS "a Super "8S' convertible
hydramatic, radio, heater. WV tires
2:tone paint, exceptionally clean
S1.395.
WHEELER, INC. WHEATON. ND
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1925 GEORGIA AVE. Lo. $4,000
PACKARD 81 and '52 4-drs,
automatic trans; both fully
equipped one-owner cars, low mile.
age: priced from sos. LOGAN
lpordl, 3540 14th st. NV, tn
2.4100.
PLY. 1850 Sp. de !. 4-dr.: I, and h,
black: very nice: must sch; S275
Mr.. IDoNI. Ii. 4-6500. Ext. 212
2I'
PLYMOUTH '55 4-dr. station wag.
on; 8 cylinders, auto. trans, r. anc
h.; contract warranty: selling price
S1,125; down payment. $195. /.
Mccoy Motors, Inc.
1891 Lee Hwy, Arl., Va. IA. $3.50
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OLMSTEAD OLDS

OLDs "a convert, white: powei
steering, brakes. windows; Best
rear Of 1909 Conn. ave. Cali Mr.
MARTIN. NO. 7-1516 days: ewes
M T.3o9k
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0LDsMOBILE 1857 "es" convert.
Riiease; CAN Ii. SIZES: ewes.
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rslrllns.on shopplnr csntsr

Akers Odds Cadillac Co
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ROYAL Motors (Plymouthl

400 ca. Ave. NV. IA. $4,000
PLYMOUTH 1888 Cranbrook 4-dr. /;
+. and h., p.s, 81 900 miles; $3.50,
$3.50 down, S23.33 q mo. FALLS
CHURCH De Soto-Plymouth Lee
hwy. at Hillwood ave-. JE. 2-2300.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01

~. and aefs. Hamilton Rob-
inson. at q reception at the
Sulgrave Club. Guests in
cluded her parents friends
as well as q few Of the
younger set.
II was the second Wash
ington debut in her family.
The debutante's mother. the
former Nancy Brereton. was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01

presen9e0 AeIe In 1887 by
her parents. Navy Capt. VIII
liam Denny Brereton (now
retired and living in Boston,
and the late Mrs. Brereton.
For her debut. the pretty
Connecticut college fresh
man wore q green satin
gown. styled short in front
and long In back. With It
she wore matching slippers
and carried . bouquet Of
gardenias.
The debutante and her
mother received against a
backrop of magnolia leaves
and gardenias. Sidney and
his orchestra provided the
music.
For the occasion, Mrs.
Robinson wore a brown tat
feta Ococktail-length gown
and a corsage Of brown
orchids.
Assisting the debutante
were her cousin. Miss Maria
Swezey Of New Orleans;
her sub-deb sister, Marshall:
Miss Lucinda Burling of Chi
cago. Miss Lucy Rodgers Of
Reedsville. Pa, niece Of Mrs.
A. Chambers Oliphant Of
Washington. and the Misses
Anne Emmett. Lalitte Carusi,
Elizabeth Knox and Sarah
Hand. all Of Washington.
The debutant'e aunt, Mrs.
Robert Dwight Swezey Of
New Orleans. was also on
hand as was Miss Lila Wrape
OF Memphis, Tenn.
Coming from out Of town
for the party were the debu-
tante's two brothers. Hamil-
ton. who is attending Har-
ward Law School, and Chal-
FAINT. who is attending Marine
Corps Officers Basic Training
School at Quantico. Va.
Miss Robinson. who was
graduated last June from
the Masters School at Dobbs
Ferry. N. Y. will again be
presented to society at the
Washington Debutante Ball
during the Christmas season.
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Holiday
Parties
Planned

The Quartermaster Gen.
eral and Mrs. Andrew T. Me-
Namara will head the receive
ing line at the Christmas
family" dinner dance Fri
day. December 10, In the
Offlcers' Club at Fort Lesley
j. McNail. The reception will
be from 1880 to 8 with 1t. Col.
and Mrs. H. Beverly Boyle,
jr, joining the McNamaras
In the line.
Mrs. Boyle is president Of
the Quartermaster Women's
Club and the ladies have un-
dertaken TO arrange the
dance for their busy hus-
bands.
Mrs. William c. Barefeld is
chairman, assisted by Mrs.
James c. Pennington, Mrs.
Eugene S. Cronin. Mrs. Cor
don Anderson. Mrs. Joseph
Hamlin. Mrs Herbert Gagne,
Mrs. George s. Calvert, Mrs.
Winfred c. Naselroad, Mrs.
Robert o. Graham, Mrs. Rob-
ert e. Dorsey, Mrs. Dean van
1ydegraf and Mrs. Walter A.
Higgins.
Engineer Corps Fete
The Christmas party for
the Engineer Corps Wives of
Washington will be held in
the crystal room Of the Navy
Gun Factory Saturday from
7 TO o. Their husbands have
been invited as special guests.
Mrs. Walter X. Wilson, IT,, is
president Of the Club and
asked TO assist in greeting the
guests are Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Austin w. Belts and
Mai Gen. and Mrs. Kenneth
B. Nichols.
Also assisting will be Col.
and Mrs. George J. Murray,
Col. and Mrs. j. B. Lampert,
Col. and Mrs. Robert F. Alex
ander. Col. and Mrs. Donald
@. Williams, Col. and Mrs.
Robert F. Seedlock, Col. and
MIS-. Arthur c. Nauman and
1t. Col. and Mrs. David
Conard.
Chemical Corps Dinner
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Will
liam M. Greasy will be on
hand to greet those attend
ing the formal Christmas din.
diner dance Saturday evening
at the Ofhcers' Club at Fort
McNair. The party is ar
ranged by the Chemical Corps
Wives Club of which Mrs.
Per K. Frolich is president
and Mrs. Greasy is honorary
president.
The reception is set for 1870
and the hostesses on this &C.
casion are Mrs. Irving r.
Molten, MES. William Stone
and MRS. r. Donald Rogers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
6lsf Anniversary
Tea Is Plonned

The Northern Virginia
Alunnae of Alpha Omicron
ri will celebrate the 6lst an
niversary Of their founding
with a tea from 3 pm. TO S
pm. on Saturday at the
home Of Mrs. Beryl Kneen
at 473l N. Seventh road. Ar
lington. Co-hostesses will be
Mrs. Ruth Sachs and Mrs.
Marjorie Thayer. Alpha
Omicron Pi was founded
January 2. 1897. at Barnard
College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01
Miss Robinson Makes
Debut at Sulgxave Club

George, N. Y. made her
Washington debut yesterday.
Miss Alice Robinson was
presented by her parents.
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Pleots Back

Box pleated skirts are
headed again for fashion
fame. They give a new look
TO coats. dresses and even
beachwear. Usually deep box
pleats are placed low. begin
ming just under q band at
the hipline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-01

A pretty blond Miss with
hazel eyes who spends her
summers ct her favorite
sport Of sailing on Lake
Papago Indian news., 1957-04-01

oPPoTlG4Tzs
% andw to
jobs the problems
means t going
place
a al any,
decide . relocate,
in
can
family
bureau in
Indians find settled
1nliansn
settled school,
of
n the o lay 0
relocation officer and lr AL Garcia, Relocation aide
and Like
hep
and
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Papago Indian news., 1957-04-01
SOCIAL SECURITY


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
.TV KEY PREVIEWS

Todays top shoUs preuieped by TV Keys STAFF
i0ho attend rehe1rSas satch screenings and nnalvse
scripts in Ne0 York and Hollywood Their opinions are
offered as guide to area ute,0ers and supplement high
light Information in the TeleVue Magazine carried In
todays Star.
Open Hearng-A pair foreign correspondents-Keith
Kyle of the London Economist Eon of the Tel
Aviv Haaretz-take critical look at American life Kyle
has healthy respect for mode living but isn't keen
American movies and TV Eon is sharper critic who
feels that intellecuasm and social consciousness
been buried in this country Whether you agree or
agree an interesting show. $50 pm. WMAL-7.
Hollywood Film in the Saddle" starring John
Wayne Ella Raines (944) Woman hating cowpoke John
Wayne takes over ranch foreman and discovers a
swindle plot Enjoyable western with plenty Of action
1880 pm WMAL-7
Ed Sullivan Show.-Eds all-army showvith Jayne Mans
field on hand in get tired Of looking at khaki
uniforms. other professionals include Buddy Knox sing
ing Party DOLL" Peter Palmer (of ILL Abner'D doing
THE Song Is YOU" and commedenne Carol Burnett
Rest Of the talent composed of military personnel
some of the boys quite good. 800 pm. WTOP-9
Steve Allen ShOwThe Allen Bureau of Standards" tests
new product, a makeShft Stapling machine in tonghts
most amusing spot Musical moments provided by Ferlr
Husky singing Prize Possession" and Russell with
When Woman Loves Man." Larry Storch's highly
British treatment of thing called I'm Waitin" is
tanning nonsense and there's a remote featuring
dancer Rod Alexander track Pleasant varietl
show. 800 pm. WRC-4
AlcOa HOur.-"The Trouble With Women" This sophist
Gated comedy about the marital problems of an upper
middle class couple boasts fine cast but the script
to be sophisticated Walter Mathau Audrey Christie
Hiram Sherman manage to make the pass pleasantly
enough. Color 900 pm. WRC-4
Mike Wallace InterviewS-Mike will pepper Dagmar with
antfeminine quotes from H. L. Mencken Robert Ruark
and Philip Wyle and leave it OF the shapey comedienn
to defend her On serious note she'll be
to explain her fall from popularity after Broadway Ope
House" departed TV. 1000 pm. WNdAI-7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
TURNTABLE TALK
Gieseking's Piano
Serves MendeIssohn

ingly we'll. A little orchestral
piece by Delius, the "Irmelin"
prelude, is an odd filler on
this disc. but a charming bit
on its own. l hadn't thought
of George Sell. who leads
the Cleveland Orchestra in
all three items. as a Delius
man. It's an interesting dis
covery.
Fleisher's youthful verve
stands him in good stead also
in the Rachmaninod rhap-
sody, which like the Franck
benefits from unusually ro-
bust orchestral support.
The other Fleisher-Epic Of
fering involves Brahms Han
del variations and the Op. 80
waltzes. II the technical OBJ
stacles in the variations hold
any terrors for the young
pianist he has hidden them
effectively. He plays with
great zest. Comparison with
Q recent competitive edition
by Malcuzynski on Angel,
though the latter has less
dash. suggests that there are
other values In the score
which Fleisher will find az he
grows with 1t.
As for the waltzes, they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11

musician. Ms PLAYING has EXQUISITE
color. subtle imagery and vistful
and haunting melodie lines. IT'S out
standing mood music. yet always
interesting and deserving OF your
atsn K. rS AmOnE yt the Al: Il items ,r:
Blue Room" Smoke Gets in Your
Eyes" Every Little Moment" Deep
Purple" and over the Rainbow q"
tRcA victor LPM-i359.5
June ChTisty-Her new LIP fea-
lures June ppurveyinss a dozen t mn;
than usual. Pete .Rugolo provides the
nifty backgrounds, as June gives q
light-hearted touch to such items as
7 Want to Be Happy" mo More !,
Let There Be Love" 81 Know Why"
and Beware My Heart" capitol
Mia PIMA truly enchanting LIP
OF tasteful and scintillating Italian
melodies, DELIGHTFULLY."- sung by .
great stylist. She has Q lovely voice,
full Of expression and warmth and
she captures the exact mood OF each
song. With the exception OF Love
is r MANY sDiendSIed Tn ~ Eme1
strains Of these new imported
melodies. CRCA Victor LPM-l37s)
Marie Rayburn-Songstres gives
an old-fashioned flavor TO both The
Get Acquainted Waltz" and Missis-
Sippi Moon" Liberty F-55OSSl
Bill Fontaine-Two film tunes by
Bills band and chorus. as they Qler
"Full OF Love" from U-A's "The
Monster That Challenged the World"
and "If You're Askin' Me" from
T.A's " The Bis caper." oRKo'
Leroy HOlmes--His orchestra and
chorus are featured on the haunting
Tell Ny Love" from Paramount Z
Omar Khayyam." and the fragile
Never Asain," lush ballad. MGM
K-12502l
ing commercial sides in mo Huhu''
and Good Golly." Mercury 71l62.
x4bD
Les Paul-MAry FOrd-FamouS pair
mate "Tuxedos and Flowers" with
"Hummin' and waltSin'." capitol
. F-3726)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
DUKAS AND SOUSA

An interesting and surpris-
ingly Notwithstanding mot
so surprisingly at that. for
1t originated in this century,
piece by DukaS, a set Of piano
variations on a theme by
Rameau. has been uncovered
by MGM. 1t dates, actually.
from 1908. The piece hardly
ranks with. Franck's prelude,
chorale and fugue with
which it is paired, but it is
worthwhile to have proof
that Dukas had more inter-
ests than Sorcery. Lenore
Engdahl is the capable pian-
list. but the reproduction on
the review copy was often
fuzzy.
Victor has resorted to
recordings Of concert per-
formanees in order to get
more Horowitz onto discs. A
record titled "HorowitI in
Recital" offers some Chopin,
Schumann. Brahms. Scar
latti and Scriabin. all up to
the customary Horowitz vir-
tuoso standard. It also offers
numerous coughs. But the
tour de force was originated
by John Philip Sousa. It Is
the pianist's own transcript
ton Of Stars and Stripes
Forever" II sounds like 10
pianists. You can't hear the
coughs over this one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
Hitchcock Wants
To Help Viewers

HOLLYWOOD R.-Direc-
tor Alfred Hitchcock is a be-
lever In obvious mayhem.
On q recent show, the script
called for the hero" Of the
show to chloroform an enemy.
"We cannot do this"
Hitch ruled. I'VE do not
show the hero pouring
chloroform from q bottle.
obviously marked. onto q
cloth.
"How Is our audience to
know what Is on the cloth?
1t could be perfume or DOT.
No. the audience would feel
cheated"
An aide asked how the
scene should be shot.
The hero shall strange
his enemy. This our viewers
will understand"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
LATEST TV INFORMATION

Televison programs for the week carried in the
TeleVue with todays Star Following is supplementary
information on odays programs received after TeeVue
went to press
$780, WTOP (9)-Face The Nation Topic The
Civil Rights Bill Guest: Senator Strom Thurmond,
Democrat Of South Carolina.
$3.50. WMAL CD-Open Hearing: Topic: Foreign
Views OF Life in America Guest: Keith Kyle, chief
respondent Of the Economist Of London and Amos Elon
Of the Tel Avv Haaretz
900. WRC D-Meet The Press: Topic: United
States Financial Policies GUEST Senator Robert s.
Kerr, Democrat Of Oklahoma. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
TOPS IN POPS
Songwriting Brothers
Hit Gold on RevivoIs
BY BOB WILLIAMS

It's rare for a song to be-
come a hit twice during the
lifetime of its composer. but
such is the case with Love
Letters in the Sand" written
by Charles and Nick Kenny.
The tune was revived by Pat
Boone in Goth Century-Fox's
"Bernadine." and once again
it's a big hit. just as it was
originally in 1880.
For the Kenny brothers to
have this happen even once
is quite unusual. but now II
looks as if it's going to hap
pen to a second tune also.
Once again, the initial push
is Stemming from a Pat
Boone recording. a new YER
sion of There's a Gold Mine
in the Sky" Back in 1880.
when the tune was originally
written. it sold close to l
million copies of sheet music.
and had is records. with the
biggest seller being Bing
Crosby's. Boone has Just re-
leased the item on Dot. and
it's already climbing the
ladder Of hits.
II luck is still riding with
Charles and Nick, they may
even do 1t a third time. for
another oldie Of theirs. Ca
thedral in the Pines" has
just been scheduled for a
revival. Yes. you guessed 1t
its been waxed by Pat
Boone for a new EP on Dot
(45-15602).
PREVIEWS AND REVIEWS
Glenn Miller Orchestra. di-
rected by Ray Mckinley,
waxed a new instrumental,
"Whistlestop," for RCA VIC
tor. The first Christmas
album has already been cut,
with Sammy Kaye slicing q
II Want to Wish You a
Merry Christmas" LIP for CO.
lumbia. Decca will issue
a two-LP package that will
be a biography Of Sammy
Davis, jr. Epic signed
Singer Larry Kert for albums
and singles. MGM to re-
lease sound track LIP Of
forthcoming Aim "Raintree
County" Enroll Garner
sliced a Columbia LIP titled
"Other Voices" Ella
Fitzgerald and Louis Arm
strong are teaming for a
second LIP for Verve.
y
FROM THE SOUND TRACK
One Of the better sound
track LIPS is the new Coral
set OF the Columbia Aim
1.-THE Strange One" The
music is composed and con-
Quoted by Kenyon HOPKINS,
who has fashioned . ! Rer-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS
1880. WGMS-Concert Hall:
Mozart, Symphony No. 30 in

1880. WGMS-Concert Hall:
Mozart. Symphony No. 20 in
A, X. 20l: Chopin. Piano
Concerto No. l in E Minor,
Opus IL; Grieg. Lyric Suite.
1:25, WWDC - B sch IL:
Washington VS.. Boston
Doubleheader).
200, WTOP-Baseball: Balti-
more VS.. New York.
500, WASH-FM-1n the Con-
cert Hall: Paris Overture by
Bizet. Symphony No. / in D
Major by Mailer. Sonata No.
80 in E by Beethoven and
Romeo and Juliet Fantasia
Overture by Tchaikowsky.
$3.50, WRC-Meet the Press:
Senator Robert Kerr 3D..
Okla0. Senate Finance
Committee. will discuss the
financial policies Of the
Government.
1900, WGMS-Dinner Concert:
Massenet, Alsatian Scenes;
Ravel, Mother Goose Suite.
7:l5, WWDC-Men Of Faith
Juvenile Delinquency" Is
discussed by Mrs. Muriel
Webb, Associate Secretary
Of the Department Of Chris
tian Social Relations. Prot
estant Episcopal Church.
$500, WGMS-Orchestra Hall;
The London Philharmonic
Orchestra with Sir Adrian
Boult conducting. viii play;
Tchaikovsky, Symphony No
3 in D, Opus % Polish;
Vaughn Williams. Symphony
No. Z. "Antarctica."
$500, WOL-Good Music Time
Mozart. Horn Concerto No
8: Symphony No. 3 by Tchai'
kovSky.
$3.50, WTOP World Music
Festivals: Holland Music
Festival. Mozart's Violir
Concerto in D Major with
Szymon Goldberg as Soloist
and the Netherlands Cham
Der Orchestra.
$3.50. WRC - Monitor: Enrol,
Garner. pianist from Lon.
don House in Chicago.
9:35, WWDC-District Round
table: Subject: The Mass
Transportation Survey fol
the Metropolitan Washing
ton Area. 2 Guests: Kenneth
M. Hoover, Paul C. Wat
and Attorney Robert A. Col
lier.
1000, WWDC-Bob Will Show
The original cast album
from Rodgers and Hart mu.
steal "On Your Toes"
1880, WRC-Youth Wants tt
Know: Four members of the
National Rodeo join thu
panel in questioning Sena.
tor Barry GoldWater
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
BY JAMES G. DEANE

The late Walter Gieseking
could make a piano speak
poetry as could few others.
A superb testimonial to
Gieseking's ability to trans
form printed notes into
magically expressive sound is
supplied by a new Angel disc.
1t embraces II Of Mendels-
sohn'S Songs Without Words.
Mendelssohn's textiles
songs are trifles-but what
delicious ones! In some Of
them one can all but hear Q
voice soaring along over the
piano. Schubert himself
would have been proud to
have authored more than
one. They deserve far more
than the neglect which most
are accorded In our recital
halls.
GieSeking recognized this.
He played them, and he was
Q special master at 1t. These
are ideal pieces for . key
board poet.
Ania Dorfmann recently
completed q recorded set Of
all 40 Of the songs. 1t Is q
shame that Gieseking did not
finish recording them all.
While Dorfmann plays well,
her recorded renditions some
times sound rather cool and
detached. In the Gieseking
performances all Is warmth
and intimacy. I know Of no
lovelier record to put on for
an hours peaceful and en-
chanting listening.