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Evening star., 1958-07-05
Police Chase z Thugs
In HoIdup, Catch One

Two Washington detectives
stumbled onto a street robbery
early today, chased two sus'
poets, and caught one wher
he fell over a rock.
1t. John @. Williams anc
Detective Sergt. w. c. CLARK
of the auto squad hearc
screams in an alley near tht
1900 block of T street NV.
investigated, and found two
men robbing another.
They chased the suspects, but
lost one when he jumped into
the open window of a nearby
house. They captured the Sec
ond after he tripped over g
rock and fell.
The suspect, Eugene Harris
81, of 4214 Clay street NE.
was charged with robbery, po-
lice said.
The victim, Roland Powell
80, of 1929 Corcoran street NE.
lost $18 and a wristwatch.
Meanwhile, Clarence E.
Stokes, AZ, of 1888 E street
NE. told police he was sitting
Evening star., 1958-07-05

in his car in front of his home
when four colored men robbed
him Of So.
He said one grabbed him
around the neck, and one hit
him on the head with a hard
object. He was treated for
head cuts at Casualty Hospital.
In another robbery, Hubert
L. Brown. 81, of 914 Ninth
street NE, said two colored
men approached him from be-
hind while he was walking in
the 200 block of E street NE.
early today, pressed something
hard into his back and took
SIS and his wristwatch.
Evening star., 1958-07-05

accepted yesterday by union
Ofncials after 10 days Of con-
ferences.
The union said the agree
ment gives production workers
weekly wage increases Of IS.
retroactive to June /, and an
additional s4.75 next June /.
Evening star., 1958-07-05

The increases for truck drivers
will be s4,O5 this year and sS.25
next year.
Basic salaries under the old
contract. which expired May
81, ranged from slOs rs a week
for general workers 10 $3.50 for
drivers.
Evening star., 1958-07-05
Mexico SET
For Election

MEXICO CITY. July S (P).-
A rift in the ranks Of Mexican
labor took on controversial
political overtones today on the
eve Of nationwide elections for
President and Congress.
The squabble will not affect
the presidential race, however
Adolfo Lopez Mateos is ex-
pected to be elected tomorrow
by an overwhelming majority
Of the l0.4 million registered
voters. His opponent is Luis
H. Alvarez. an industrialist
from Juarez running for the
Party of National Action.
Practically all labor organi-
cations support Mr.. Lopez Ma
teos. the candidate of the Party
Of Revolutionary Institutions.
But some dissident labor
leaders have advised their fol-
lowers to oppose high labor Of
f1cials who are running for
Congress on the PRI ticket.
The movement is directed at
Eide Velazquez, who has
headed the powerful Mexican
Confederation of Labor for IL
years He is running for the
Senate from the federal dis
trict Of Mexico City.
The rival union leaders say
privately they want to defeat
him and form a new labor or
ganization to take over CTM
power. The rivals include lead
ers of three wildcat strikes this
year by telegraph and railway
workers and some federal dis
trict teachers which won wage
increases. -
Evening star., 1958-07-05
FIoridiun Elected

LOS ANGELES, July 5 (P,
John M. RhoadeS of Sara
sofa, Fla, yesterday was elected
president of the National Asso-
citation of Plumbing Contrac-
tors, succeeding retiring Wilbur
S. Hokom of Beverly Hills,
Calf.
Evening star., 1958-07-05
Brewey-T Teomster
Dispute Is Ended

NEW YORK. July S tP.-
Tentative agreement on a new
two-year. contract has ended a
labor dispute between four New
York breweries and seven
teamster locals. Terms were
Evening star., 1958-07-05
new CATHOLIC
HIGH SCHOOL

Our lody OF Good Coun-
sci Catholic High School
for Boys opens Septem-
Der. 1858: Just 5 min
utes from Holiday Park.
Public and other poro-
chiol schools for oil
orodes neorby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
Relieve chiId'S
Night Cough"
without cOdeine!


NagGing Might
Cough" upsetting
Q little ones
sleepf Yours
toof Here's safe
good-tasting relief
for even small
children. Pertussin
with Thymol lets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16

MARYLAND
Annapells
Anchor Floor Coverings
Deshesda
Loekharts
Woodward & Lothrop
Chevy Chose
Woodward { Lothrop
Frederick
c. c. Carly Co.
Hagerstown
EYsrIy's Department Store
Langley Park
Hub Furniture Co.
Lsnsburgh Bros.
Rockville
p. J. Nee Co.
Silver Spring
Carpet Center
The Heehf Co.
Manor Masterpieces
Wheoten
Ken's Carpet Corner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
WOMEN
OVER 40

After 40. the pace Of modern living
the worry and tension-begins to
tell on most Of ". Often this leads
to improper diet and iregularity due
to lack Of bulk.
If this Is your trouble, you can get
safe, effective relief with just daily
half-cup of Kellogg's An-Bran with
milk. Delicious All-Bran gets at
irregularity from lack of bulk the
natural way -. without resorting to
habit-forming laxative drugs. Gives
you important nutritional benefits,
too.
TFyit 10 days and get that regular
feeling again. Kellogg's ATl-Bran
with milk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16
Visit your
Lees dealer
now!

He has the heavenly carpets
for you-at the price and the
terms you've been waiting for!
WASHINGTON. o. c.
Curtis Brothers
The Hseht Co.
House Q Hermann
Hub Furniture Co.
Kann's
Lansbureh's
Julius Lsnsbursh Furniture Co.
Mayer q Co.
Manor Masterpieces
VIM. {. Miller Furniture Co.
National Furniture Co.
?. J. Nee Co.
Peerless Furniture
Woodward Loihrop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16

them breathe easy, sleep easy natu-
rally-without habit-forming codeine.
II not only relieves the cough but
loosens the phlegm a. well. No wonder
it's prescribed by 30 many doctors for
young or old. Commended by Parents
Magazine. Check Might -
Cough" tonight. get =. NN
PERTUS SIN !s:s.sEz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-16

VIRGINIA
Alexandria
c. l. Barnes 8 Sons
Frank Mlchelbaeh Inc.
sfrstford Carpet Shop
ArIinqsoa
Barnes Z Kimsl
cardwell's Inc.
Colony House
Hub Furniture Co.
s. Kanns Sons
Julius Lansburgh
?. J. Nee Co.
churIossesvills
Margaret MiIlsr. Inc,
faIIs Church
Barnes . Kimel
Mayer Q Co.
Frederieksburq
White and Weeks Furniture
Parkingsea
The Heehf Co.
julius Lsnsbur9h Furniture Co.
TrioMgIe
WIIiisms Furniture House
Winchester
Gathers
WEST VIRGINIA
Charles Towu
?. Q. punawaY
and other Lees dealers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16

century ago as Bohemian
writer's. is an abbreviated form
of 'beatified.' I don't believe
his explanation holds water.
Do you agree9 And. while
you're at it-where did 'Bo-
hemian' come from?"
That there is any connec-
ton between the slang beat"
and the long-established ad-
jective ''beatifled" is. in this
writer's opinion. so much hog
wash. 1t seems nothing other
than a device-consistent with
many others employed by this
newest group Of "aShcan art
ists"-to shock their way into
public recognition.
Beat" as q slang term
meaning weary or exhausted,
comes straight from the lingo
of jazz musicians. Nearly 30
years ago Louis Armstrong
used the term when. after an
especially frenetic session, he
wiped his face with the ever
present white silk handker-
chief, murmuring: Man, I'm
beat to my chops!"
So much for the unbeatified
beat" generation. AS to "Bo-
hemian" as q designation for
raffish nonconformists Of an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16

earlier vintage. 1t comes logi-
cally and directly from the
place name Bohemia"
Before World War I Be-
hemia was a part Of Austria
and centuries earlier 1t was
mistakenly believed to be the
home Of gypsy tribes which
roamed through Western
Europe as early as the 18th
century. Actually gypsies were
from the Caucasus and are be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16
BY Wolf Disney

lieved to be Of Hindu origin.
But popular superstition was
stronger than fact - which
could not have been easy to
determine in any event-so
Bohemian" and gypsy" be-
came Virtually synonymous.
Thackeray fixed the label
once and for all on avant-
garde thinkers and others who
scorn social proprieties when
he called Becky Sharp. his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16

headstrong heroine Of Vanity
Fair" q bohemian by taste
and circumstances Of q
wild. rowing nature"
released BY the Bell syndieate)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-16
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
JULIET JONES
DAVID CRANE
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

I'm q recent discussion Of
today's young writer writes a
st. Louis reader. mention was
made Of the self-styled beat
writer's Of whom the best known
is Jack Kerouac. He claims
that the designation beat for
what was known q quarter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06

from the torch she toted for
Hollywood actor-producer Steve
Cochran.
While the Russian cultural
department did not exactly
shower Mike Todd and Eliza
beth Taylor with attention, the
Moscow photographers did not
leave them alone for more than
an hour at any time. Liz and
Mike were photographed drink
ing vodka, eating caviar
drought In by ToddD, Liz
hitching up her mink skirt.
And when they cried, "alone at
last" in their hotel suite. q
lens-lad crawIed sheepishly out
from under a bed. That's Mikes
story. anyway.
c. v. whitney has hired Ned
Washington and Dmitri Tom
kin to compose the title song
for THE Young Land" The
pair produced those two lovely
ballads from High Noon" and
Friendly Persuasion"
Robert Levin's story on
"Marilyn Monroe's marriage"
in the February Redbook is as
revealing and interesting as
Truman Capote's inside" Mar
Ion Brando in the New Yorker
recently. It's quite a feat to get
inside someone's mind and see
what makes the wheels 60
round.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06
THE EVENING STAR, washington, D. c.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9. 1858

Esther Rogers. 10. both of $40
Hanna pl. Sc.
Raymond Leo Rim, 81, woodbridge.
Va, and Anne Josephine Doherty,
~. 026 Franklin st. ne.
james Joseph johnson. 90, Paul
Reed. 20, 4e78 SARGENT I'd. ne.
waverly Hampton McKnight, %. 500
Helen Gross. 10. iii1 ? Ct, ne.
Furman Tibbs, so, 1889 corcoran Sc.
NV, and Clementine Austin, %,
2427 X st. NV.
Bienvenodo Custodio Escalona. 90. and
May Jenny Gray. 81. both OF Balti-
George Adolf Kisl. ~, Baltimore and
Evelyn Barr Brown. AZ. Arlington,
Lloyd Burt, 81. and Helen virginia
Joseph Albert SchWaab. 90. North
son, 81, 1888 9Th ST. NV.
Raymond Richard Thompson. %. Nash
|. Vile, Tenn. and Gloria Wilma Scott.
20. 2646 Wade I'd. Sc.
Thomas Asberry 0oode. 26, 233 o st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06

New York, is advertising a
plant called Darlingtonia Cali
fornia. It is q meat eating
plant and goes for $2.95. Stems
adds q note Of caution in the
prospectus: !"
IF kept in a place where
there are no insects, should be
fed q small particle Of raw
meat twice weekly"
This opens interesting ave-
nues Of speculation. Could you
feed the plant the missus? VIII
it eat the dog? What kind of
insects must overrun the house,
cockroaches? Maybe we'd better
stick to petunias.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06
There's d New EIvis

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). =
Elvis Presley, cycling past me
on Q street inside Paramount
Studio. stopped when I called
his name. First surprise-no
sidehurns. Second -Elvis is
much thinner. Third - he
sounded like the boy next door.
I'm glad I'm going into the
Army this year and not last
year." he told me quietly. "A
year ago they were saying ]
couldn't last. I've proved to my
self ! can" Elvis will complete
his current king Creole"
March Is. and reports into
service March 20.
"I1l do my two years, and
I'm not sorry to be going. ! feel
/ can be of SOM USE" On the
romance side -notning. "And
I'm glad I'm not married. ]
wouldn't want to be leaving a
wife" Presley's most recent
movie for Metro. "Jailhouse
Rock" is a huge grosser. with
the title song also an enormous
hit. He sings eight or nine
songs in king Creole"-"But
this is a good story. even with
out the songs" Elvis reports.
= 4 = \
Tony Quinn attended the
rough-cut showing of "Buc-
cancer" which he directed, and
said afterward, "Who am I to
disagree with the people who
say it's great?" Sophia
Loren passed by while ! was
having. lunch at Paramount,
and I didn't recognize her
she's lost weight. the lucky girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06

nv. and Joan jeanette Payne. &C.
John Hoy : Kaufman, SO. 2442 Bel.
mont I'd. NV, and Patricia Bellingee
ChambeTlain, 80, covington, va.
blanks Atkins. 40, both Of 1880
Charles les IE;iNwiood Green. 10. si6 Todd
p; ne, AND. Jeanette Ann Lee.
49,. 723 4th st. Sc. =.
Maurice Patrick Foley. 25. 142 Carroll
Bruce Allen Sealy, "a. Westwood, N. J..
and. Dorothy Lou Hendrick, 81.
osesS9s:s tsdssarsSs' Washington. as. 1919
18Th st. 40 MA, and Nellie Alice
Russell johnson, IT., 26, 1904 savan-
nah pl. Sc. and Juanita Vashti0
Foreman. %, 1901 Savannah pi. ~.
Richard Franklin Neel, 20, and Lucille
| Ann Lovett, 10, both Of Alexandria
william James Mcmillan. 81. and Ruth
Mae Comics. 25. both Of 456 X st.
Ra.ph Walker Rhone. 80. and Louise
! Davis, AZ, both of n Myrtle st. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06

Jean Thompson. IS. both Of 1851
Harvard st. NV.
Larry Donovan Catoe. 90. l712 Cor
Harris, n. 1908 cue RS st. M NV. zee
Frank epellman Boris, 90. 1858 Madi-
cfaeksl. rs. s5Cs i4th IN q. IN NV ~
Nathaniel walker. IS. and qladyi
Cooks, 81, both Of 727 6tst ave,
John william Harrison, 81, 1901 a
81. s:e., and Mary Viola Creighton,
40, Baltimore.
John Joseph Cooley, 26, 1886 p st.
ne, and Bessie Louise willis, 20
Vincent Gerard oioia. %. Arlington
Va. and Liesel Heidef, 2b, $500
9th 81. NV.
Paul Thomas stefanIk. IT., %. Bethle.
hem, Pa. and Joyce Leila HoWar
81 47Ol Linnean ave. NV.
Alphonzia Battle. 81. and Mildred
MaEyline ToDp. 80. both q 2iS
John Clinton crandan. IS, 1901 PARK
I'd. n,W.,. and Lois Ruth van Brennan,
Gerald Dennis Franklin, "a, 1901 18th
81 NV. ana Jeanette Marie Smith
.,'Y 1884 st.. sc.
William Edward Allen. n. ana Queen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06
HOLLY WOOD
BY SHElLAH GRAHAM

Their intimates are betting
that JeiR Chandler and Esther
williams win not marry. They'll
have time to think about it,
with Jeff in Europe for his
Man Inside" movie with Jack
Palance and Esther trying to
work out q settlement with Ben
Gage. vivien Leigh will be
flying in any week end. Hus-
band Laurence Olivier Is al
ready here for his play, 1.-THE
Entertainer" Next for the ia
nous couple will be the movie
version Of Macbeth
David Selznick will make his
MARY Magdalene" picture with
Jennifer Jones in Jerusalem
Ben Hecht is completing the
script, and this will be Jenni-
fer's next. preceding Tender
Is the Night" Selznick,s cur
rent problem Is to md an &C
tor suitable from all viewpoints,
to portray Christ.
\ y = y
Mamie Van Doren's practical
reply to the rumors o. trouble
in her marriage to Ray An
thony: she will spend a week
with him in Bermuda while
awaiting the start Of her Metro
movie. tentatively titled. High
School Confidential"
Sabrina, the busy Britisher
who crashed the royal enclos-
ure at Ascot last summer. is
working by day and evening in
the theater, and reporting to
the London clinic at night--to
get some rest from her hectic
schedule. Also to recuperate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. Ian couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day, iDGit three
full days and receiue the
license on the nth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Lewis Lomax Brown, jr.. % 1905. Con.
stitution avenue ne, and Shirle,
Cecilia Lin, %, COZ Jefferson st
Patrick Elmore Clarke. 81, 1908 23rt
st. Sc, and Edna Dolores Lewis, 20
24O9 Branch ave. Sc.
John Atlas Everett, %. and Betty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06


pert. Of Lakewood. placed the
ring on the brides finger as
stand-in for the PARKWAY groom
He was In his quarters at Ma
sawa. where it was 6 am
Thursday. IA hours later than
here.
The new Mrs. Fig said they
met in September, 1866. at the
university. They agreed to the
wedding three weeks ago. she
said, in order to be eligible for
housing when she joins him
after graduation in the sum-
mer.
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SYLVESTER

Continued From Page Bis
stamped the back with proofs
VIII Fade" Some time went
on with no answer from the
producer and finally a call was
made. The secretary to the
producer was obviously q green
hand.
I've been trying to call you, "
she explained, but I can't find
any VIII Fade in the phone
book"
4 y \ \
Stern's nurseries at Geneva,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06

Lakewood, N. j., listened IN BY
telephone.
The bride was Phyllis Alpert,
|of $500 Woodley road NV.
who said later she was quite
calm during the ceremony and
could clearly hear her swain
The groom was LIST 1t. Law
renee Fig. ~, q dentist who
was graduated from the How
ard Medical School last spring,
The brides mother, Mrs. Max
Silverstein, listened by tele-
phone from st. Petersburg. An
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Styer, heard the cere-
mony from Lakewood.
The girls father. Martin Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06
Films of More Than Routine Merit

THE GOLDEN AGE OF COMEDY" = Excerpts from the
Aims Of the EOS and ideal piece Of slapstick
ment they make.
pal JOEY-Frank Sinatra plays Operetas famous heel
with the true fair. With Rita HaywOrth and Kim Novak
"THE SPANISH GARDENER"-An English flm starring
Dirk BOgarde based upon quietly dramatic script.
"THE BACHELOR PARTY'-Paddy Chayefsky has written
human funny and touching sequel to his Marty story
"THE MAN WHO NEVER WAS"-A thriller from England
based World War experience. With Clifton Webb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06
Coed Wed by Phone
o Lieutenant in japan

Marriage crossed the continent and the Pacific
day between 18yearod Howard University student and
Air Force lieutenant stationed In Japan.
The eightminute telephone ceremony conducted by Mu
nicpal Court Judge Edward Beard in his chambers cost the
father Of the bride $40 Relatives IN St Petersburg Fla and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-06
DRIVEN THEATERS
AIRPORT
Arlington
OF $500

''LovE SLAVES OF THE AMAzoN''
55SSo lS' 5 bon TSAA9EE9kEi q ,S sRa
sTERs," GRANT WILLIAMS, LOLA
Gated in Arlington on D. s. Route
/. Just Over the 14th st, Bridge.
Kids Free. Friday, BABY FACE
NELSON" and "OUTLAW,G SON"
Evening star., 1958-09-21
Prize Snapshots

WATERFRONT SCENES predominant in the sixth weeks
w winners OF The Stars Amateur Snapshot Contest
familiar to Wahingtonans made at Hams Point and the
other Annapolis A small poodle and small boy
featured in the other two winning shots Weekly
continue in SUNDAY The Star Magazine for another month";
at the end Of which the local grand prize
published and then the national prize pictures worth $1,000
each Pictures this worth IS each to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07
Nico CusteI Presents
Distinctive Program
BY DONALD L. LEAVITT
Contributing Critic

Nico castel. tenor: Edward schick.
plano, Phillips Gallery. Program:
Dormi bella, Bassani. Posate dornnite,
Bassani: o bellisimi eapelli PAL
conieri; La Vioiette. A. Scarlatti:
Maledetto, Monteverdi Con que
= aware. Rodrigo: vos me matasteis,
Rodrigo; De los alafhos vengo: :
Rodrigo: Triste. Qinastera; chaca-
gereut. Brahms VIE froh una frisch,
Brahms; Post i'm Wald, Weingartner:
Die Alice. Trunk: Unrealities No. S,
Serge De oasteyn: The sleeper Of
the valley. Serge de 0asteyn: Four
PORTUGUESE Folk Songs. arr J. 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07

In his Phillips Gallery recital
yesterday afternoon. Tenor Nico
Castel showed himself to be a
vocalist Of notable potential
and a programmer Of rare dis
elimination.
Not only were Mr.. Castel's
selections of the beaten track
Of the usual enthusiastically
alone isn't much. after all-but
most Of them were uncom-
monty good, too.
Vocally. the best group was
the first. for the singer began
to show signs Of firing well
before the intermission. In
Alessandro Scarlatti's agile LA
Violette." the placement was
even and the information metic-
ulous. Bassani's "Posate dor
mite" revealed a lovely and
we'll controlled h alf voice,
which became somewhat la
bored in the later German
group. In purely musical mat
tiers. however, the Italian
Baroque selections were not a
little marred by an excess OF
zeal better suited to the mod
ern Spanish works which the
singer put in thesecond spot.
OF the two impressive songs
by the Washington composer,
Serge de Gasteyn. one. I'm
realities No. s." on a text by
e. e. cummings. was given 1t;
first performance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-07

Iren Mark. a pianist Of ex-
ceptional power and eloquence,
was heard last night at the
National Gallery in a taxing
recital which was we'll designed
to demonstrate the various
facets Of her art
Miss Marks selections
ranged from Beethoven through
Bartok via List and Debussy
with an arrangement Of a
Bach organ prelude by Alex
ander Slot thrown in for good
measure), and in every instance,
her interpretations of difficult
and stylistically diverse works
were most commanding.
Especially notable was the
soloist's easy control over the
tools of her trade. Although
the last Beethoven sonata. the
Bartok suite. and the List
"Vallee D'Obermann" all con-
tain pages Of transcendental
difficulty as well as beauty, at
no time did Miss Mark appear
to be taxing her technical
mastery in the slightest.
The most impressive playing
Of the evening came before the
intermission in a Beethoven
Opus III that was superb in its
clarity and poetry. and in the
sardonic. bumptious little Bar
tok four-movement suite.
The pianist was one OF the
late Bella Bartok's pupils. and
she showed the influence of
that great genius not only in
her expert playing Of his mu-
sic, which brought forth we'll
deserved braves, but also in the
keenly intelligent and besuti-
fully nodded readings that
characterized the rest of the
program.
The second half was devoted
entirely to Franz LISTS per-
fumed pages. At the conclusion
Of the recital. Miss Mark re-
ceived an enthusiastic ovation
ostensibly for the bombastic
Liszt "vallee D'Obermann,