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BODY mechanics can be placed A.
once IN eermanent top-pAylne DO
sitlont, Paid vacations, and holi.
days. group Insurance ana other
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rolet dealership, See Mr, Terry,
RosENTHAL CHEVROLET CO.,
SSp Eli va 81 S,s' 7 .ns o''0' I'd"
AUTO MECHANIC with good sen.
efal line experience and references,
Opportunity 20 work With an
sSss, sss, sea . TsgS..s ss g. ...s;
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vacations ana holidays, Efoup
health insurance, excellent work
lng conditions. see Dave Best.
pitch, service manAGeI, ChLyY
s sl. s.t issxn9 ad Oh l7s s.o Ta
AUTO MECHANICS, general auto
repair guar, 4AlAry: must have
exper, and tools Apply In per.
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WOOD ave-. JE' e.sSoo.
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AUTO MECHANIC. sxper. on auto
matte transmission and power steer
Inc; permanent; new. modern shop,
lifts; all company dement's call
Mr.. woodward for Apt. Garden
t.biOO between Sc pm.
| MARYLAND MOTORS, Inc.
DE- soTo-PLYMouTH DEALER
ROCKVILLE. ND.
AUTO PARTS MAN WANTED
Golden opportunity for the right
Warranty form work; paid vaca.
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ms eonda. See Mr.. Bunt AZ
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AUTO statesmen
! The big spring season ia here
I experienced men can better them
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OF the largest chrysler- Plymouth
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/ Finest pay plan and all company
BENEFITS see MI Tavan,
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1910 wilson Blvd.
IA. 2-ll0O
AUTOMOBILE SERVICE MGR. for
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ton. Box bl-Y. star.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, capable
OF removing and replaeing ell
types OF automatic transmissions.
salary based on ability. No drinkers
or noaterS. Apply IN person. ALEX
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SION. Ill n. Pitt st. Alexandria,
Va 20s
AUTO TRIMMER; first class. who
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work. TOP pay and best Of work.
ina conditions. with the largest
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permanent position for . progres.
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THOs. ]. OWEN 4 SON,
AuetioneeTs,
III 2 ST. NV.

SALE OF VALUABLE
THRER-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING BEING KNOWN AS PREM
Uses 5ll FOURTEENTH STREET
SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. l0573,
Polio 305 ct seq, of the land
and at the request OF the party
secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell at public auction
in front of the premises, on FRI
DAY. THE TWENTY-FIFTH DAY
OF APRIL AID 1895, At ONE
ises. Situate in the District Of Co.
iumbia and designated as and
being Lot Az in JaeEer's subdi.
vision OF lots in Square i0i3. As
per plat recorded In the once
OF the Surveyor for the District
OF Columbia, in Liber %. at Folio
Ss, said property nov taxed as
TERMS Sold subject to a prior
building association Ddeed Of trust
for approximately S6,B0S 81: fur
Their particulars of which will be
announced at time OF sale: the
purchase price above said trust
to be paid in cash. A deposit OF
$500 required. conveyanelng, re-
cording. etc, at purchasers cost
Adjustments made as Of date OF
sale. Terms TO be compiled with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property
NAV be advertised and resold at
the discretion OF the trustees.
GEORGE II. TIPp,
aplh,17.10.2l, "a Trustees.
THOs. J. OWEN q SON,
AuetiOneeTs,
III z ST. NV.
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TAYLOR" Tax consultant. estab
- yrs accurate. LEGAL ded Ped
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st sc u S.57s6
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maid service near Chevy Chase
circle. Can care for one elderly
person. Reply Box i33-Y, Star.
MATURE WOMAN 10 assist mother
with > children on fight 10 Los
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details, Box l32-Y, Star.
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~ shampooed Phone MISS HELEN
RYAN at Ma. $500 after : pm.
sat. April 10
GENTLE QUIET UNDERSTANDING
white woman 10 stop In and see
that my wife Is all right between
the hours OF 10 am, and 4 nm, {:
need not be IN constant attend
anee. My wife Is elderly and child
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salary open. Box g7-Y. Star,
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,oNLk9 NEFIIEsENIATIVE
statesmen

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ing conditions. paid vacation,
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plus overtime, DE 2-S37l
USHER, over Is: part time. Apply
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MEN No experience necessary We
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]: interested send a card or let
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AUTO PARTS MAN WANTED
Golden opportunity for the right
man; must have exper. In 1888
warranty form work paid yaea.
ton. hospitAllEation; excel. work:
inILrSSTsG d soRb g. is. n and NM h y -. :.
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, 1958-01-18

position would be but a drop in the bucket, yet would
help to silence enemy critics while giving a new and
fresh meaning to democracy in its finest form.
INTERIOR OFFICIALS, the Governor, the Senate
and others should take a second, closer look at the mat
ter for the time seems ripe.
, 1958-01-18
Editorial
HOW ABOUT A RESIDENT COMMISSIONER?

& 81. = " q Ab1J641G4N ! NSN44N4004SANA44bi ~
THE QUESTION OF whether or not the Virgin Is.
lands should be represented in Washington by a resi-
dent commissioner has been. and no doubt will continue
TO be debated in many circles. Some contend that these
Islands are not big enough, and therefore not impor-
tant enough to justify having such semi-oficial recogni-
ton. Others contend land we agree) that no people
should be denied the highest measure of representation
merely because they do not have imposing numbers. At
any rate, the question is a real one and should never be
brushed aside lightly.
In THIS DAY when colonialism is practically dead,
and when the free nations of the world must stand up
and be counted, it is very unlikely that the leader of the
free world would want to have the "colonialisn" label
hung around its neck, And it would be most unfair to
the United States to be so accused because in instance
after instance every effort has been made to grant indie
pendenee to what were once possessions.
THESE ISLANDS ARE among the last which could
really be called colonies. The New Organic Act gave a
fuller measure of selfgovernment, but that is not
enough to remove completely the label Of colony. We
still do not elect a Governor, or a Government Secre-
tary, or a Comptroller. And the ultimate veto power is
with the Governor through the White House.
MANY ARGUMENTS could be raised for the ap-
~pointment Of a resident commissioner, but the one
which seems to strike at the very heart Of the situation
is adherence. to the highest democratic principles Of
maximum representation. A resident commissioner for
these Islands sitting in Washington and representing
these Islands would at once remove any trace Of accusa-
ton Of colonialism which could be hurled at America
from the Communis side of the Iron Curtain.
IN ADDITION TO the size in area and population,
the block which is most often mentioned is the expendi-
ture of funds. But it should be remembered that such a
, 1958-01-18
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VOL ia SATURDAY, JANUARY is, 1868 NO. IA
, 1958-01-18

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION OF SAINT CROIx AT CERIsTIANsTED
In the matter Of the Estate Of
MARY ELEANO WALKER" B No. 80 1857
Deceased
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-28

Mr. and Mrs Robert Hubbard
and family, Of Bristol, Tenn. arc
guests Of his mother, Mrs. H. J.
Hubbard for the holidays.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-28
Websters Honor Mr..
And Mrs. Dunkley
With Buffet Supper

Mr. and Mrs Emmett Webster
entertained with buffet supper
Sunday evening at their home on
First avenue honorinp Mrs. Web
stcr's brother and sister-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Dnnkley.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Ross Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ross and
family Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Roop
and family. and Mrs. Esther Tay-
Tor. all Of Crewe Mr.. and Mrs.
W M. Dunkley and family. Of
Richmond: and Mr.. and Mrs A.
f Dunkley and family. Mrs.
Mary Dunkley. Denny Gates and
Joel Coleman. Of Farmvillc.
Mr. and Mrs Owen Dunkley will
move 70 Suffolk this week end. MIR.
Dunkley is with the Virginia Elec-
trio and Power Company.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-28

Mr. and Mrs A. y. Cornell and
daughter Susan Of Petersburg.
VIII be week end guests Of Mis- Cor
ncll's sister Mrs G. j Cox. AID
Mr. Cox.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Robert Thalman at-
tended the VMIVPI game in Roa
noke Thursday and were overnight
guests Of Mr. and MIS-. Louis Miller
in Lexington.
/ Mr. and Mrs y 6 Hatcher. Of
F'armyllle. leave FRIDAY for Iiyatts-
Vile. Md. to visit their daughter
and family Mr. and Mr.. N. NJ.
"oodard- for The Week end
Mrs. R /. pontoa. ii florencr
S c. was a recent guest Of her
sister Mrs j w Shepherd.
/ Southland Brumficld, Edward All
len Weinberg, Jimmy Wick and
Reggie Davis attended the VMI-
VPI game in Roanoke Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd G. Price and
son Gilbert, were gueats III VIII.
and Mrs Edgar M Pope ii MOI
folk for the week end
Miss Virginia Wall and Mr.
Kathleen Cover afc spending ,he
holidays IN Roanoke with Mrs. T.
Gilbert Wood.
Mr. and MIS- L, +. Sutphin. Of
Pulaski. arc holiday guests III thcIr
daughter. MIS- W b. Wall. aid
family
! ~ ana MIS-. Billy DfHeh and
y. n kesier VISITED relatives N
i1aiiiaA sunday
~,
ana family, of Charlotte n Al. are
spending the Thanksgiving holidays
With MS parents Mr. and Mrs.
i Mf- ahd Mrs : v Putncy. YAH.
ana daughter. Lee. and Sherry
in Roanoke THANKSGIVING day
- = atonpock Of Newport
news " spending the week with
" Y"
The Misses Fannie Marie Woin-
berg. 10 Dcaring aid E,m,lv .Iahn-
son and Romic Lawhorn q h u
Marshall Smith and Bobby chanev
are in Roanoke for M vN1IvpI
game today.
Mrs Frank Holman entertained
'i'is
James u Woa,o, e pIaa,-,..
was o,,est IN H., uo,n,a,' N ,a,s'.ii, 7
home last wcck end ~ ''n''''
M. and NJ, H., u,a
II, N C,,nn al fs,,,,,, /, paa,,1,. u
RAPIDS d,,rino tbe uoot ~
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-28
THE FARMv1LLE (va) HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER g. 1858
Mrs. Z. q. Cannon
Heads I.ongWood
Garden Club

Members Of the LongWo3d Gar
den Club elected Mis- Il. q Gam
mon president for the coming year
during a meeting Monday at The
home Of Mrs c. r McRae
Other officers elected 10 serve
with Mrs Cannon arc MS. VII
lard Hart. vice president. Mrs. J B
Wall. secretary and MrA Frank S.
Blanton. treasurer
IN the arrangement Of pine com
petition Mrs r Tulane Atkinson
won the blue ribbon. Mrs n +
Garland. the red ribbon. aAd MA
" { Newman and Mrs b T Tay.
lor ticd for the yellow
mrs Gordon N Ffufa N snAnd-
ing tie winter months III owens
boro Ky With her daughters, Mrs.
" p Haley ana MIS- MAN hail
Barnes and Their families
Guests Of Nh and MN Morris
G. Smith during The week end
Were Mr aha Nfs waite Smith,
Of Takoma Park, Md. Mr. aad
Mrs Beverly Smith. N WasHna
aid sr,.,h "1N I = ',4n ~ i'o''
'''.a' N'''
NJ and NIL Rohor, ca,,,.,.,.,.,,
and Son Robbv Of chanel fHn
N VI a,a ,rD,.,an ,,-
p,chara Ns,snn
Stewart Clare Of thc faculfv of
Cornell University in Neas Yaf
and Ms family Stewart Ciara u
Of Medical College I'M Charleston
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-28

Miss 10 Anne Cox is spending
the holidays III New York City With
a group Of students from Converse
College in Spartanburg, s. O. They
vii attend several plays.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-28

AnHe Bianlon Newton celebrated
hnre i-fh birthday Tuesday night.
November q al the home of her
parents Alr and Mrs Lewis New
fon on High Street
The THANKSGIVING theme was
carried oilt With games, deocra-
Toms and refreshments.
Guests included Virginia Han
bury Ann Bird Andrews. Sandra
f,ddinS Peggy johnson. Penny
Ram Ann Holmes. Dorothy Ian
eastef Linda Wells. Trudic New
uaa Ann Nlalnda Riley Martha
John Blair: Judy Dunn. Margaret
Glass Nancy Jean Cook. JAM
McClung and Shirley Cumpston.
Ps1es were won BY Martha John
BLAIR saRdra Eddns and Virginia
E-epbluT
ASSISTING Mrs. Newton we're Miss
Nancy Laync ana Miss Virginia
FalIner
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70 rsonn( Me,,liou

Mrs. T R. Jones and her sister.
Mrs Milton Rice OF Los Angeles.
Calf. were Mon day overnight
guests Of Mrs. Jones niece. Mrs
+. J Andrews. Jr.. and family.
Miss K liza b G { h Burger left
Wednesday for Chicago, H., where
she will attend the National Hockey
tournament.
Miss Margic Spencer. Of william
and Mary College in Williams burg
Is spending the Thanksgiving holi-
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
X W Spencer.
Nj and Mrs Levi Garnrf and
Mrs Robert Garnctt attended the
funeral Of Mrs. Robert Garnet :
son-in-law. Victor H. Bender, in
Silver Springs. Md. Monday.
Miss Connie Fahrner. Of Rich
mond. and Herbert Carwile. Of
Petersburg. were week end guests
Of Miss Fahrners parents. Mr.. and
Mrs G. H. Fahrncr.
Mr. and Mrs Morris G Smith.
Jr. and family, are spending the
holidays with Mr.. Smiths parents.
Mrs. J r. Doyne and daughter
Mary. visited Miss Lucy Tucker
Doyne at William and Mary College
IN Williamsburg during last week
end
Mrs Charles Foulk. formerly 81
EngleWood. n. j., has taken an
apartment in the home of Miss
Elizabeth Burger.
Capt. and Mrs. w B. Pettigrew
Jr. and daughters. Margaret and
Mary Anne. Of Richmond. were with
Mrs w. B. Pettigrew and her
brother A v Wade for Thanks
giving day.
Mr. and Mrs. N G. Stevens and
son, Norvin. Of Arlington and Miss
Dorothy Billings. Of Fairfax, are
spending the Thanksgiving Holt
days with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. T. Billings.
James R Walter. grand master
OF the Odd Fellows of Virginia. and
Mrs. Walter, and Mrs. Evelyn God
win. president Of the Rebekah
Assembly. all of Alexandria: Miss
Gladys Alexander. treasurer Of Re
bekah Assembly of Virginia. Mrs
Margaret Hillman. treasurer inter
national assembly of Rebekahs, and
Mrs. Clare Gilbert and daughter
Miss Virginia Gilbert. all Of Rich
mond, were Friday guests in the
Norris G. Smith home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sturgeon Toney and
family, Of Newport News. are
Thanksgiving guests of her parents,
MT ana mrs. =. M. Foster.
Cadets T. N Lavnc. III. and AL
vim Crannis. Of VMI in Lexington,
are holiday guests of Cadet Lavne's
father, T N Layne. Jr. and grand
mother. Mrs. NJ NJ. Layne.
Mr. and Mrs W. r Hay. Jr.. and
family spent Thanksgiving day in
Richmond with Mr.. Hays parents.
I ~ Laync. Jr.. and daughter.
Miss Nancy Layuc. and their
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Cosby
and daughter. Barbara. Of Rich
mond. attended the VMI-VPI game
N Roanoke Thanksgiving day.
Mr. and Mrs G. M Love. of White
vile, N. c., and Mrs. j. c. Creed
81 Fayetteville, N. c., are holiday
guests Of their sister, Mrs. j. D.
Gorrell.
Miss Josephine Bailey was one Of
three speakers on Organ Roper
tore Tor the Lynchburg chapter Of
the American Guild of Organists al
Rlvermont Presbyterian Church
Monday evening.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-28

Mrs. j. w Shepherd and Mrs.
z. y pnsger loft Wednesday for a
visit with Mrs Dueecr'$ SOB. r II.
Digger. Jr., and family in Viii
nllneion. Del. Mrs Digger and
MIS-. Shepherd will visit friend~ in
New York City and attended tho
Army Navy game in Philadelphia
Pa. during the week end
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-28
Club Calendar

Holt"n Bible Class-Tucsday. Dec.
2. pm. with Mrs. II. K. Hudgins
The Christmas party.
Farmvillc Presbyterian Church
Womcn-Executivc Board. Monday
Dec !. 3 pm. IN the church parlor
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-11-28
Arrival Of A Son
Announced BY Rheas

Mr. and Mrs. Harold j. Rhca an
nomce the birth Of a son. Michael
Anthony. born November % at
Southslde Community Hospital.
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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Harold Desmond Shelley. "a, e3s2
H onsaric Ga rd AJ RT 81 q and q Lydia Enid
Ed war vI Hobby, ,s0i 500 jay St. re,
John C. Thompson. ss' 1880 Mississippi
ave Sc. and Juanita Prinsle, 81,
Armen r, Casper. q, Fairhavon. Mass.
an; ana M Ssney Lou Coy 2%' N. Read
Nicholas James carrigan. 80, Hyetts-
vile. Nd. snd Emmi Maria Bro
Charles Thomas Hartnett, IS, 29oI
S SslsRn 81 is k anS sy' sc Julia
James H, Adams, 20, 2122 Massachu-
sets ave. NV, and Inez Jean Car
:, penter. 20. 1871 Columbia rd NV.
N1 an. g. av. coleman and "a Edna MI sSiep sSi
ton, SO. $500 14th 81, NV.
Maurice HAYDEN, 80. 1919 u ST. NV,
and Claire Edith Easiey' 20. sia
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billiard. IS, 937 M ST. NV.
both Of il6 Parklend pl. Sc,
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boro pl. NV, and Jean Park. rs,
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virginia Louise Rasland. Is. 2322
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and Mae +. Hutehins, 81. Kinston.
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murder. Confused mystery.
no more than fair 1884,
British.
1900. WTTG 81 - Pajama
Theater: Falcon Takes
Over" starring George
Sanders. TV Key says: The
Falcon mixes with a fake
fortune telling racket. Pleas
ing mystery 1922.
100, WTOP (9)-Late. Late
Show: ITS Great To Be
Young" starring Leslie
Brooks and Robert Stanton.
A boy promises to get his
CT pals started in show
: business when they get back
into civvies (1946).
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LATEST N
INFORMATION
Television programs for the

Television programs for the
week are carried in the Tele-
Vue with Sundays Star. Fol-
lowing is supplementary in
formation on today's programs
received after TeleVue went to
press.
4:30, WRC % - Encore
Playhouse: "Over 81" starring
Irene Dunno and Charles CO.
burn replaces the originally
scheduled movie.
800, VITO (O-East Side
Kids replaces Capital Caravan.
1880, WTTG go - Capital
Caravan.
10:30, WMAL (D-Safeway
Theater: Kisses for Break
fast" starring Dennis Morgan
replaces the originally sched-
uled movie.
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1900, WWDC-Report to the
People: Commissioner David
B. Karrick will be inter-
viewed by Grace Bassett OF
the Evening Star and Robert
c. Albrook of the Washing
ton Post.
1880, WRC-Monitor: The Don
Costa Trio from the En-
bers, N. Y.
1855, WWDC-Steve Allison
Show: John L. Laskey, Chief
Counsel. House District
Crime Subcommittee; Goef-
frey Holder, artist, scenic
designer and dancer, and
Bob "Rupe" Baldwin, crea-
tor of the famed Freddy"
comic strip.
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BY Mort Walker and Dix Brown
BY Wolf Disney

ira of the Slovenian National
opers. Dimitri Gebre, con-
Quoting.
1850, WTOP-Music Til Dawn
Piano Quintet in A, Opus
ia, the Trout by Schubert
Played by the Festival Quar-
tet.
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Walton, Baal Shem by
Bloch, Stabat Mater by
Poulenc and Symphony No.
88 by Haydn.
1880, WGMS Opera House:
The Battered Bride by Sme-
tana. Complete performance.
Soloists, chorus and orches-