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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12
SEAL ESTATE SAFE Or EYch,
HOUSES FoR sAIE-N.W

BARNABY WOODS. 623s eath !,
kii. Wooded lot. B0xisn Yea
seneois. bus. $4,000. Open Il
.. OWNER 20. 2-3e5a.
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DIV; Chevy Chase--custom split
level rambler, Main level has you
dream kit. liV. rm.. formal ain
levei mas rec. nm. game nm, bath
ntll rm. and unfinished bedrm. o
sos open / dark wo. e.sssa
CALVERT AND w00DLEY RI
NV. - 3-story brick. bsmt.,
oedrms.. some furn.. J baths. ex
eel eond lovely home and ine
10 lnspeet call KEACH A ptJR
CELL. TX 3-effe.
CAPITOL HILIs-Refined toqYis
nome IN peri, eond FINEST reuu.
tation. Appraiser valued mid 50s
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EN-. a-4335, "a. s-84st
cuEvY CHASE. D. c.-NeV bTiel
Cane Cod with frst.foor bedroom "a ~
and hath. recreation room. earae,
and screened porch. near school
and transportation at 3i2N Que,
sada q NV. on Utah ave Price,
y mid-tventies Open SUNDAY. :
'tii dark. LAMoN q HFNpER,
SON. Realtors. IN. 2-Si0O: ewes.
yU b-aSia.
CHEvY CHAsE-Extraord. Lowell,
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CHEvY CHASE. d. C.. just show,
lgreeon ave. and NEBRASKA ave- =
~ az. s1s u S.dErmms : s.s baths LIST.
decorated possession quickly AZ,
ranged Price. 50 500. Ewes
Rs - sii1 IA. slLo7sIs oFAvATTE
COM. AVE. VICINITY. $1,000
down. eth 81 between woodIs,
ID and Garfield *. NV. Close x
eheraton-Psrk Hotel. Brick semi
detached. 10 rooms Z baths fur.
nished: income. EDWIN L. Ellis
Realtor. RE. 1910.
CONN. AVE. LOcATION-Attrac
J-story, s-run.. 2h-bath. 3rd-fir
apt. rented Sii9 mo, partly fuTn
Excel buy; SiT.Snn. Cali FTAcT
A PURCELL. TX. 3-e4fe
DUPONT CIRCLE-charmina, new
mARAWMNAA -
street; bedrms ! baths. iiy
heat. Sorry. cannot eive out al
dress To inspect. ca1 AID l-52o5
BONNIE n. FOSTER.
FoxnALL VILLAGE. lsls 4ith st
9vcrlooks mark. Vacant. uN
GEOnGETOwN = Charming it'll,
sottaRs tor, the do-it-yourselfer
mai max. sssr cslf iMsi Mn M,iI,,sS o KS
Co. Exclusive AGENTS,
GEORGETOWN AREA-3.stof,
cars. excellent ist n suitabls' 70
entertaining or nonsprofit orrani
kation. Needs decorating; saS. 0Od
Lge. LIST trust At 4hT To inspect
call AD. f.7207. BONNIE =
POSTER
MT. PLEASANT. 1905 Kenyon ai
nv 4 bedrms,. = baths, ROY
brick house. fun bsmt. and "a
Iags; sli $50 Phone Mr.
LIPS, INC. EN- 3-29Ta.
MOUNT PLEASANT AREA-recent
~ remodeled house: ideal 10
roominR house or home with 4 los
down payment. Ho 2-2h43 eve
ninrs
MT PLEASANT. mostly apt. II
rms. . baths. oil heat, gar. In
come seas mo, plus a-rm apt
Owns y RsisALrYSa n NIX. ns.6isss.'
POTOMAC PALfsADEs--cute III
We 3.bedrm, frame BUNGALOW, eley
erly. converted into . aiseahle, 2
level home Solid as q rock PERT
g on ssors '' ana tran FSrsp e..'i ss. lop;Os
car gar; aaklnG $1,000. Mv.6e11
NC III. 7.f1ii or oil, 1919
sHEPUERD PARK SCI .NSO--pea
Oct. brk,; . bedrlns. "a BATH
lgHsly lGSsoo JAMES . TUCKER
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5000 FOURTH ST. NV
$1,000 DOWN

BRICK HOME. yETkcHED'
Yes. buy this lovely Groom
detached brick home: fire.
place IN LIVING room. 4 bed
rooms. separate dining
room gas hot-vater heat.
detached garage. SI5qJ0.
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CONVENIENT
S2l3 18th ST. NV

4 private bedrooms In this
Groom house, : baths, q de-
tached Raraee, concrete front
porch. gaS hot-vater heat.
within | block OF downtown
and crosStown transporta-
ton Priced at Si4.9S0 with
$1,000 down.
Ewes, SUN. EN-. 2-l57Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12

DELE. REST. beer on and on. inc
81 900 wk. asking $4,000; down
$4,000; air cond.; beautiful store,
partners disagree. A. r. SkELrE'
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CLEANING STORE, inc. SeO0 wk.,
bos., A. r. sEELyE pi, 7-sa.s
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bELIcAfESSEN. elose-in Arl.--
well established, plenty parklnei
monthly gross sales. $4,000. Prict
only Si3,5O0 with reas. terms
Fer appt to inspect. CAL Mr.
BROWN with ARFAX REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12
BUSINESS opp0RTUNITlEs
,coNilNutpl

GR0CFRr---Nice living atrs.. eheaI
rent; SSuO WIKI; no credit oi
delivery. $3.50 incl, stock. ~, QlN
sash required, GOLDSMITH, pi
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beauty SALON. inc. $500 VIZ
extensively Squlpped and deeorat-
ed. Price 81 500, down $500.
"a. n SkELYE, nI. 1.s3a5.
a mar CLEANING PLANT and re-
tail store. inc SIS, 900 W. About
Sill 900 net quoted only ~ btu
down. A. 4. sEELYE. pi, T-sSs5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12
BABY SHOP
$500 DOWN
GROCERY--NO BEER

Nearby Maryland. Owner quotes
over $1,000 WIKI. Rent only SIS
mo. beautifully equipped, heavily
stocked. Must be seen 10 be appre.
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iNyEsrMENI sYNDIcAIE OeIp

fornea 10 deyeion and build sub
sfantial number Of houses, close
In Wheaton area; minimum m
VeStment. 81 600 per unit an
tieioater profits in Is mos ap'
prox. 50 Leon per unit, LEO A
BRYER 4 CO. INC. u. 9-S0S3
Mrs Wills, RA. 6-7465.
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45l0 SARGENT RID. NE.
81 000 DOWN
6032 SLIGO MILL RID. NE.
$500 DOWN

5-YEAR OLD semide-
tached 6-room brick home. 3
comfortable-Siz bedrooms,
full dry basement. gas heat.
Delightful rambling deep
back ward with barbecue pit
and lovely shrubs. A bargain,
Sl2tSnO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-12

HtRDWARE ST0RR-volume 1857,
over S1f6.000: $500 square feet
az inside selling space. plus large
e. Zen shop and stoFage room;
located In fast-growtng suburban.
Washington. D c area Sales
val :, over S3n.0nO: fixtures,
present value. $500; total price.
S51.OO0: ssS.S00 cash 10 handle
principals only. Owner hss other
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\ larse rooms. : baths, . kiteh.
ments, s.ear esrase Come one,
Come all ST $4,000. JAMES L
DIXON a. CO. EXCLUSIVE.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-30

No down payment on conven
tionol loan will buy this lovely
rdnch neor Shoregute. l7xl8-tt
knottY pine fomily room.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-30
Sle,2o0 90

OF East 200th st. in St. Chris
tines Perish: 8 years old: 2
bedrooms down; ! up: corpeted
living room. recreotion room.
oluminum storms and screens,
lh-cor garage. Newly painted.
Priced for a quick sole.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-30

SIC. $50. $3.50 down. 800 month; nice
ranch. ranch l;,s has living room, @ 2 bed
double lot. Holden Inc, 32417
Vine st., VIII. 4-110O, AN. 1-050O.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-30
$3.50 Down
$3.50 Down

2-bedroom froIne runch. S yeors.
storms and screens. Wosher and
dryer in utility room. Immedi-
ate occupancy. Slo.90o.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-30

colonicll Nortl,

Located on Eost 2l2th st. Ideol
for large fomilY; 4 bedrooms plus
full both on End: 2 bedrooms and
fun both on 3rd; lovdtory on lst;
full basement; double garage;
beach privileges. A lot Of house
in the low twenties.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-30
Rambling
Brick Runch

OF East 260th ST.. 3 large bed.
rooms. 2 full baths. living room.
dining room. kitchen with getting
ored. ottoched garage. carpet
ing. drdpes. plus mony other
extros. Beautifully londscoped
and wooded dreo adjoining in
rear. Owner transferred: SIG. 300.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-30
Ranch q. SIS. 500

Only 3 yeors old. Owner trons-
fened and hates to leave this
lovely 2-bedroom with exponsion
ronch. This home lectures living
room. large modem kitchen. clay
tile bath. full divided basement.
recreation room. Competing. beou-
tiful noturol woodwork. lK-cor
garage. nicely ldndscoped. Real
ly must be seen to appreciate.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-30
Brick Bungalow

OF Eost 2ooth ST.; 10 yeurs old;
bedrooms down: expansion up:
full basement: gas heat: olumi-
mum sto,ms and screens; con-
crete drive; lk-cdr garage:
vacant. move right in. Asking
Sle.e0o.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-30
Euclid Bungalow

Located on Zemon Ave: two
Yeors old; full basement; large
cheerful kitchen: 2 bedrooms
expansion up; oluminum storms
and screens: double gdroge
Here is real volue at $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-30
Modern Coloniul

Eost l97th ST.. of Ldke Shore
Blvd. 3 bedrooms: corpeted L
shaped living room and dinine
room; nicely decoroted; full
basement: garage. This home is
perfect: see this one today.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-30
II Reel. Beauty

OF Eost 250th ST. 4 bedrooms
lovely lorge kitchen; wosher
dryer and edrpeting; storms and
screens: hardwood floors; S0x
$50 lot, with double garage. First
time offered at the low price oi
$ls.soo. Hurry!
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Economy Plus

"a duplex brick: 2 bedrooms; full
basement; lha-cor garage. Stu
oted on q 5lxl23-h. lot in q per
feet area Of Euclid. Highest heot
bill Sl2.o0. Better thon money
in the bonk. Only Sl2.500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-30

Lovely 2-bedroom bungalow: ex-
pension up; full basement: lorge
wooded lot: double goroge. Close
to shopping and transportation.
Nothing to do but move in.
Priced at Sls.soo for q quick
sale. Coll now.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-10-30

Lovely 7-Yedr-old brick and
frome bungalow; 2 bedrooms
down portiollY finished up; nice
ldrge kitchen with eating space;
full divided basement: ottoched
guoge. Priced in eorlY twenties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28

George Herbert's inspired verse
Ia q particularly felicitous one.
Here the great English COM
poser. now approaching the age
Of 90. demonstrates the individ-
uality Of his idiom while, at the
same time. he reveals his rela-
tionship 10 the long tradition
that produced such composers
as Tails. Byrd and Purcell.
An unusual touch In the pro-
gramming was the presentation
Of Horatio W. Parker's delicate
and moving Jam sol recedit. I"
At one time. not too many years
ago. Parker was considered one
OF the major figures In Amer
ica's musical history. Today he
Is completely forgotten. eclipsed
by the men Of our own genera
ton. s.,
Yet, as this little anthem well
demonstrates. he was q COM
poser Of considerable sensitivity
and talent. He was not ct al
dwarfed by the iliustrious
names such as Palestrina and
Purcell whose music was also
heard during the service. and
the choir brought 10 the Park
er work singing Of special love-
illness and nuance
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forests. Last year. reminded
the Air Force. II tourists were
killed and a injured. on Eu-
ropes historic battlefield. f.
The Ray (''Mohy Dick" scripter)
BrAdburys expecting Sir Stork.
+. Mary Pickett, Eleanor
Roosevelt In Sunrise a Campo
bello." prefers Jimmy Congden.
Lotos Club honoring Sid
Caesar and Imogene Wednes-
day. Al a matinee perform
ance OF The Entertainer:
Laurence Olivier "a q beautiful
tap dancer" one lady viewer
remarked. II wonder why he
bothers 90 with shakespearep"
tss
Howard d0ew'sl strlckllng
okay after auto accident. +. /.
Richard Wheeler. son OF Nom
tana's ex-senator. engaged TO
Elizabeth Nicholson. I. /. In I'VE
weeks. Danny Hayes Merry
Andrew" plus Easter show,
racked up s775.000 at Radio
City. -. Danny Thomas UNDER
going surgery. Duke and
Duchess Of Windsor with Elsa
Maxwell 70 Europe May 3. .
Joe z. Brown q grandpa. The
Steven Fairs called him Rich
ard. Mrs. Jacob Maiik, wife
Of Russian Ambassador, recoup-
Ing, mild heart attack. r. The
Sam Goldwyns ii expecting.
Jean Oliver Of Queen for
q Day" 70 wed Air Force Capt.
Dan Guyton. Vince jacob.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28

Richard Bales plays interest
ing music with the National
Gallery Orchestra. The pro-
gram last evening was for
strings. and ran the eamut
from corelli to Hindemith.
The featured soloist was the
gifted young American pianist,
Joseph Schwartz. who was
heard in the first Washington
performance Of O piece by q
contemporary German COM
poser. Hermann Schroeder.
and in the Bach concerto in
d minor. originally for harp
sichord.
Mr.. Schwartz has a fair for
clean. accurate. brilliant play
ing. which showed TO good adj
vantage in the bell-like clangs
and the xylophone passage
work Of the Schroeder, and In
the outside movements Of the
Bach. which he played crisply
and incisively. The slow move
ment Of the Bach did not fare
so well. largely because It was
played too metronomically. and
with consistent use Of dynamic
accent to set OF the measures,
instead Of the more flexible
agogic accent that Is almost
the only resource Of the harpsi-
chord.
The most interesting music
Of the evening was the group
Of five pieces by Hindemith
that closed the program. The
slow movements were broad,
poised. yet full of rhythmic
vitality. In the last movement
but one. the sound of the violas.
was especially fine. The final
movement has q very dificult
violin solo. which was given q
stunning performance by Mark
Ellsworth. concertmaster Of the
About 80 Of the audience
this. as they walked out
after the last sentimental
Of the Grieg. either
because they don't like Hinde-
NTH. or as a vote Of no con-
ddence In the orchestra. I am
to extend to- these
folk a cordial invitation TO the
next festival Of the works Of
Gustav LANCE. featuring the
Flower Song as wen as lesser
masterpieces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28

that yesterdays concert Ia only
the beginning Of . series. and !
have no idea whether II will
continue long this spring. or
viii soon suspend until the be-
ginning Of the season next fall.
Whatever the plans are. ! shall
look forward 10 more such con-
certs. The Lisner lounge Is
pleasant 10 the eye and 10 the
ear. and the young musicians
who played there yesterday are
among Washineton's best.
Lacking only the mellow. Sc
curity that comes with long ex-
perience together. the Pro
Musica Quartet Is otherwise an
ensemble OF clear talent and
particular aptitude for the me-
dunn. Their feeling for style Is
sure. their individual techniques
are well developed. and their
ken Of the countless tonal pos
sibilities Of q quartet is unus-
ually sharp. information dim
culties that sometimes bother
them seem more freakish than
typical Of their playing. and
should disappear II they con-
tinue 10 ind II more comfort
able TO play as Q group together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28

Yet another chamber music
series was added to Washing
tons teeming music calendar
yesterday when the Pro Musica
String Quartet played a con-
cert In the spacious lounge Of
Lisner Auditorium. Neither the
clammy weather nor the modest
air Of the event was q draw
back. for an appreciative audi
ence Of encouraging size showed
up to applaud the players in q
Of impressive. II stand
ard fare. Daylight saving time.
that annual spoil-sport of a
spring Sunday. brought a few
in for only the Bee
thoven. Op. 95, instead Of neatly
on time for the whole concert.
Hearsay Is my only evidence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28
NEWS or MUSIC
Bethany BeordsIee
Proves Magnificent

and has such command Of her
technical assets, that she
creates twenty different moods
and colors with q voice which,
merely physically speaking. has
no great tonal variety.
The whole romantic story
unfolds. presented with COM
plete control and unusual mas
terry Of It's slightest details. The
dramatic and musical climax
Of the cycle-"Die Liebe Farbc"
was sung with q simplicity.
intensity and pathos that ]
have seldom II ever heard sur
passed.
Earl Kim. the pianist. started
the cycle disappointingly. heavy
Of touch, In "Wohin" at odds
with the singer In tempo. and
with little poetic imagination.
It may have been that he was
uneasy with an unfamiliar
piano. for as the music pro-
crossed his playing became
much more satisfactory.
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Continued From Page Ala
sounds like a murder Of the
American language coming UP.
They are currently soaking up
the sun in Palm Springs.
Oreste Kirkop. who came
from opera for a fling at the
films in Hollywood. is back in
opera. He made one movie
at Paramount. q dismal mop,
The Vagabond King" In
spite Of that, Oreste now gets
three times as much money
from the covent Garden opera
people as he was paid before
coming to Hollywood. He ex-
plains his film failure with.
I'm q tenor. but they made
me sing bass"
Jayne Mansfield needs furni-
ture for her new house. Why
doesn't she throw Q furniture
party like Shelly Winters did
years ago.. with every guest to
bring n chair or q bed? Shelley
collected 50 many chairs she
considered going. into the rental
business.
Norma Moore, the young ac-
tress who costarred with Tony
Perkins in Fear Strikes Out"
was lost in the backwash Of
publicity given to Tony. But
Tony has recommended Norma
for the lead in Q new Broadway
comedy scheduled for fan pro-
The Tart" and the
producers are on their way to
Hollywood to sign Norma.
Bob Hopes next movie is
titled alias Jesse James"
When Bob. recently returned
from Russia. was asked the diff.
ference between communism
and capitalism. he gave 1t in
two words: Room service"
Paul NUM- is listening to pro-
Queer Charles Wick's offer to
star in q movie biography Of
that great American actor, the
late David Warfield.
Vera Miles wants to star in
the movie life story Of Amelia
Earhart. She has read every
thing available about the IA
nous aviatrix whose disappear
ance in her plane more than
20 years ago Is still a mystery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28
Gallery Orchestra
Features Strings

BY WENDELL MARGRAvE
contrihutins Critic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28
ny DAY THORPE
star Music Critic

Bethany Beardslse. sopranol EArl
kim. piano. Phillip. Qallery, Pro-
Irsn: Die sehohs hulisrin' Muller
water. death and WANDERING
were the three obsessions Of
Franz Schubert. Again and
again throughout his short but
incandescent creative life he
revealed q picture Of humanity
as seen from what would now
be called a neurotic point Of
view. An extraordinarily large
number OF his songs deal with
these subjects. and time and
again In his purely instrumental
music we hear these fateful
leitmotifs that assure us that
Schubert Is thinking Of stream,
pond or sea: Of Immortality; or
Of q solitary journey.
"Die Schone Mullerin" Is OF
course one Of Schubert's most
characteristic and compelling
creatlons-not merely q series
Of 20 songs, but q unified and
complete unfolding Of the husk
that covers the soul Of an artist.
To sing II and TO play II tthere
Is no accompaniment In 1t. voice
and piano must be as one) Is
a test few artists care TO be
put to.
For the singer 1t Is a role
probably longer than any in
opera-certainly more intensely
unrelenting. and for the pianist
1t Is a task Of infinite SUBTLE
ties. all Of which must be kept
in delicate balance with an
other artist.
Hearing Bethany Beardslee
yesterday at the Phillips CAL
lery proved TO be that rare
compensation in the life Of a
music reviewer-the shock of
delight in an unknown artist
who proves to be magnificent.
Miss BeardSlee has a small
voice. a bit weak in the highest
register. and seldom particu-
larry sensuous in its sound. But
1t is remarkably accurate and
pure, and has a very close and
very fast vibrate.
The important thing is that
Miss Beardslee is so completely
immersed in Schubert's passion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28

silly. Robert essay. OAR
lins") Morse dating Ellie Wood.
F.. =. The Harold Marie Terrell
Friedmans tagged her Roma,
-. Joe kirkwood. r.. heading
for the altar with Joyce Woltz.
. Sir stork en- route 10 the
Jose Rosemary Cleoneyl Fer
rers. the Spike Joneses. the
Dennis Days. the Marion
Brandos. euzy Parker and
Peter Ia Sale insebarable. /.
The Gilbert Millers 10 Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28

Ralph Vaughan Williams
Five Mystical Songs" beauti-
fully sung by baritone Dom
Philip Crane and the Cathedral
Choir Of Men and Boys. was
the dramatic center Of yester-
days Evensong service at the
Washington Cathedral.
The combination Of Vaughan
Williams inspired music and
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SULLIVAN

Continued From Page A-l2
Royal Academy prexy. said the
Academy would exhibit so OF
churchill's paintings, II Sir
Winston agrees.
Parisians outraged that the
death sentence Of Nazi Gen.
0berg. known as the butcher
Of Paris" had been committed
10 hard labor for life. obers
and his right-hand man, Col.
Hclmuth Knochen, had been
found guilty four years ago. Of
800 charges Of murder torture,
and deportation Of 200. 900
Parisians during the Maxi oc-
cupation. Ironically, the lawyer
who saved them. Pierre Doublet.
once was hunted by Oberg In
Paris as an underground French
Resistance leader. Stimuli
taneously. In Paris, II young
French soldiers, whose fathers
we're murdered by Maxi Gen.
Spiedels forces during World
War II. were acquitted on
charges Of disobedience 70
Spiedel. now q NATO COM
mander. In Rome, inter-
national and Italian police ar
rested a Syrian and q Pakistani
who had brought into Italy
from Yugoslavia $500. 900 worth
Of heroin.
go
United States Air Force in
Europe warned American tour.
lists not to pick up duds or
shells while touring fields and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-28

stagehand prez Of Local No. /.
resigns May IL. illness. t.
Betty Furness' Studio One"
standby, June Graham, married
John senholxi. Chase Manhat-
tan Bank exec. .. Otto Prem
niger 10 film Pierre C''River
Kwaf'l Boulle's LES Votes du
Salut."
Dore schary's grandson
named Jeremy. BILLY Eek
stine and Carol Drake acting
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Evensong Features
Music by Williams
BY IRVING LOWENS
Contributing Critic

Cathedral Choir OF Men and Boys.
Paul Galway. conductor. SolQist:
Dom Philip Crane. baritone. Wash
ington Cathedral. Program: This 10
the day, Rlestrina: Magni6cat Ia
@ minor, Purcell; Nune dimlttis in
Parker; rive Mystical Songs, Vaughan
Williams.
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Pro Musicu Offers
Impressive Fare
ny FRANK c. CAMPBELL
Contributing Critic

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