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Evening star., 1959-12-16
Buckley of Blades
Skaters Record

Jay Buckley scored 80 points
and grabbed 80 rebounds in
leading Bladensburg to a rs
IS basketball victory at home
yesterday against Wheaton. The
6-foot-10 senior broke the
school individual scoring record
by three points as the Mus
tangs won their first game after
two non-leaRue defeats.
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Northwood's Big Test
To Come From B-CC

against the unbeaten defending
State champions.
Northwood remained in q
f1rst-place tie for the league
lead yesterday with a 50-38
triumph at High Point. Stewart
got 18 points in the first half
as, the visitors ran up quarter
margins of 20-5 and 31-13, and
finished with "a. He was the
only scorer in double figures.
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Carries
B-CC to Win

Dave Young and 6-foot-71a
Brad Brooks scored two baskets
each in a 10-point surge which
broke a 4l-all tie with five
minutes left, and led to Be-
thesda Chevy Chase High
Schools 53-49 basketball VIC
tory over Suitland yesterday
at B-CC.
Brooks, who hauled in % and
"a rebounds in B-CC's two pre-
vious victories, led that depart
ment again yesterday with 20,
although guarded by q pair of
R.fnnf.S nnronrnarats
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Northwestern Shades
Richard Montgomery

Northwestern High School,
down 1911 at the end of the
flrst quarter, rallied its forces
to score a 59-48 Maryland BIZ
County League basketball VIC
tory over Richard Montgomery
yesterday at Rockville. Mark
Buckley, a transfer from De-
Matha, sparked the team with
% points.
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Bulls Prep Sponks
West Point Prep Five

Bulls Prep. leading 1916 at
halftime. broke away in the
second half to post q 65-47
triumph over West Point Prep
yesterday at Fort Belvoir. Jerry
Spears controlled the boards
and tossed in 1S points to lead
Bulls to its second straight
win 49,
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Fouls Sink Western

Despite a 30-point production
by Westerns Henry Holloway.
Chamberlain Vocational even
its basketball record at 20 with
an easy 1886 victory yesterday
at Western. The Volts scored
one less field goal. but Western
committed Is personal fouls and
the visitors cashed in on % Of
Al free throws for more than
enough difference.
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Bush Tuilies 81
In Curdozo Romp

Richard Bush, 6-foot-l ]
senior, scored the highest total
of his basketball career, 81
points, as Cardozo pulled away
in the second half for a 75-53
victor at Hoffman-Boston yes
terday. The Clerks outscoreo
the home team, 1913, in the
third quarter on the way tc
their third victory in five pre-
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Wakefield Grabs
Lead in Group |

Wakefield took over the un-
disputed lead in the Northern
Virginia Group I League last
night with its third victory,
56-35, at Jeb Stuart. Bruce Ter
williger, who got many of his
20 points on layupS, paced the
Warriors as they doubled their
lead to Is points at the end of
three quarters and eased home
to triumnh.
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Mason Wins First

George Mason, which lost its
first two basketball games by
a single point, won one at home
by that margin last night, 46-
IS, over Nokesville. Don Mach
rowitz made a push shot from
about the foul line with hall
a minute left to give the
Mustangs q 1914 lead which
stood IN.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Lundon Registers
Fourth in Row

Landon registered its fourth
straight basketball victory with
an easy 61-37 win over Colum-
bian Prep yesterday at Landon.
Landon's tall men, Fred Het-
eel and George Manger. took
control of the backboards while
also contributing II and IS
points, respectively.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
"a Points by Miller
PAGES WI Victory

Hugh Miller scored "a points
last night as Washington-Lee
High School defeated AMMAN
dale, 54-36, in a Group I bas-
ketball game at Annandale,
The Generals overcame a
2l-19 Annandale lead at half
time. John Beach and Bruce
Rentch each scored IL points
for the loSerS
Evening star., 1959-12-16
MD. BI.oOuNTY LEAGUE

Northwood High School will
find out Friday night If it has
enough help for 6-foot-5 Kirk
Stewart to be a contender for
the Bi-County League basket
ball championship. when it
plays at Bethesda Chevy Chase
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Jackson Loses

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 1e
(SpeciaD. - Maggie Walker
High Schools basketball team
scored a 51-37 victory over
Luther Jackson of Fairfax
County in a Virginia Inter-
scholastic Association game
here last night. Tim johnson
OF the losers was high scorer
with IA noints
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Priory Wins First

Priory's fast-moving basket
ball team led all the way in
racking up Georgetown Prep,
1881, yesterday in the win
ners gym. Priory posted its
first win after losing the first
tuy0 oanaae
Evening star., 1959-12-16

Loser to Landon and Mont
gomery Blair in the first two
games, Walter johnson won q
49-4l decision at home yester-
day against Gaithersburg to
record its first victory Of the
basketball season.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Mckinley Triumphs

,Bennie Walls made four
straight foul shots in the last
minute which broke a 44-44 tie
and led to a 50-44 victory for
Mckinley Tech over Roosevelt
yesterday at Tech in the basket
ball opener for both teams.
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stood up
Herndon Is Dumped

.Charles Murray tossed in 13
out of 16 free throws to spur
Warrenton High Schools bas-
ketball team past Herndon,
1914, last night at Herndon
A hot night at the foul line
spelled the difference for War
renton, which made 20 of SO
attenontS
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Win for Woodward

Bill Pickering took a pass
from Tom Richardson and
scored on a jump shot with
three seconds remaining to give
Woodward Prep its first basket
ball victory in three games, AZ
AZ Yesterday ak DnKtnnscIir
Evening star., 1959-12-16

National Training School
won a STAB victory at home
yesterday against Gallaudet
Prep to successfully open its
basketball season.
Evening star., 1959-12-16

Montgomery Blair remained
tied for the Bi-County League
lead with a 1894 basketball
victory over Oxon Hill yesterday
at Blair. The visitors got only
IL points in the second half.
Evening star., 1959-12-16

Jim Broct sank two foul
shots with is seconds left to
give Bell Vocational a 6l-59
basketball win over Phelps yes
terday at Woodson Junior High
School. Bell has % record,
while Phelps suffered it's fourth
sA-a;1Lk Ia.1
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Fouls Aid Susscer

Ere derrick Sasscer High
School made four more foul
shots than Charlotte Hall to
provide the difference in a 43-39
victory yesterday at Charlotte
He'll
Evening star., 1959-12-16

Totals 16 Is As Totals IL 8 SO
Halftime score: 17-16, Fails Church.
Evening star., 1959-12-16

Totals 1bl444 Totals 13 81 81
Hslftime score: 1928, Maekin.
Evening star., 1959-12-16

WASHINGTON, DC.
BENNING AUTO SALES, INC.
1000 Benning Road NE.
BOWMAN MOTOR SALES, INC.
1880 Georgia Avenue NV.
EMERSON & ORME, INC.
18th and M Streets NV.
Money MOTORS, INC.
1913 Rhode Island Avenue NE.
. REDS SALES & SERVICE
"a H Street NE.
at N. Capitol Street
Evening star., 1959-12-16
esterday at Damascus.
NTS Takes Opener

Totals 21 547 Totals 1712 46
Hahtime score: 1922, Damascus.
Evening star., 1959-12-16

Totals 17144S Totals 20 667
Halftime score: 30-19, NTs.
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Walter Johnson Wins

Totals 20 10 SO Totals 1s124s
Halftime score: 1921, Northwestern.
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Blair Remains Tied

Totals 10 IL 40 Totals "a 55
Halftime score: 1921, suitiand.
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Totals 20 IA 81 Totals IOIs sc
Halftims seoree: 21-1e, Annandale,
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Bell Tops Phelps

Totals 20 % ~ Totals 90 10 Sc
Halftime score: 32-17,, Chamberlain
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O'ConneII Wins EusiIy

Totals 13 IL 81 Totals 27 z 81
Halftime score: 34-12, Landon.
Evening star., 1959-12-16

Totals 16 IL 43 Totals Is z;
Halftime score: 1914, Sasscer
Evening star., 1959-12-16

SEE THE srUDEBAKER TRUcKs-rHErRE TOUGHER THAN THE JOE
Evening star., 1959-12-16

Totals 20 747 Totals 10 "A 90
Halftime score: 1924, o'connell.
Evening star., 1959-12-16

VIRGINIA
HARDY RICHARDSON
MOTOR SALES, INC.
Oil Wilkes Street, Alexandria
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER
585 N. Glebe Road, Arlington
LEE D. BUTLER, INC.
655 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church
QUANTICO AUTO SALES, INC.
5th and Broadway, Quantico
M & G. MOTORS T.
3ll S. King Street, Leesburg y.
Evening star., 1959-11-12
SOUTHEAST

Henderson Pharm.
Coral Hills Pharm.
Schneider Pharm.
Naylor Pharm.
Fairfax Village
Williams Drug
Monroe Pharm.
Wheeler Drug
Greenway Pharm.
Evening star., 1959-11-12

ARLINGTON


Colonial village
Courthouse Pharm. 1921 N Courthouse ia 2-6787
WoodIavn Gg Pbarm GSl1m6ia o Pike Pike Gebe "a SSSoo
FALLS CHURCH
Falls Church Drug Lee Hwy g. Leesburg JE 21275
Rust Manor Pharm w.
BELTSVlLLE
BeltSvlle Prince Geo Baltimore 5-5115
BETHESDA
Bradley-Bethe Arlington Blvd 4-677e
CAPITOL HEIGHTS
Capitol Heights 6112 Central Ave- RE 5-SSSS
CoLESViLLE
Hilwood 712 Covery St. 4-62OO
COTTAGE CITY
Cottage City 1907 Bladensburg WA 7-OssO
E. RlVERDALE
66th Ave. 7-6727
HYATTSVILIE
3O14 Hamilton St. AP .7-O644
KENSINGT0N
Fords 5-l22
KENT VILLAGE
Kent Village 3-77OO
LAND0VER HILLS
Chandler Drug Hwy. $4,000
nat. RAINIER
Mt Rainier Pharm. 4OO7
RIVERDALE
Metro Patrick Drug $500 Keniworth 7-0527
ROCKVILLE
Rockville Pharm. E. Montgomery 2-e33S
SEABRooK
Seabrook Newsstand
SILVER SPRING
Faiway Pharm. $50 Forest Glen Rd JU $4,000
VIENNA
Service W.
WHEATON
Grubb Pharm. 5-s334
INDIAN HEAD Nd
Indian Head Pharmacy Indian Head, Md. RI. 3-2631
Rverdale 6222 Baltimore Ave. WA 7-2424
Marlboro Drugs Marlboro, Md. MA. 1856
Evening star., 1959-11-12
NORTHWEST

Rhode Island Pharm.
Sanitary Pharm.
Lincoln Drug
Modern Pharm.
Simpson Pharm.
Parkview Pharm.
Shepherd Park
Kinner & Membert
Day Drug
Midtown StationerS
O'Donnell'S Pharm.
Quality Drug
Quigley Pharm.
Kenner Drug
Calvert Pharm.
Higger Pharm.
Chevy Chase Pharm.
Uptown Pharm.
AlDan towers PQarm.
Pearson Pharm.
Mclean Drug Store
Van SAINT Pharm.
Morgan Pharm.
Georgetown Pharm.
Sugars Pharm.
Western Pharm.
Ontario Variety
SOUTHWEST
Cap. Liquors & Drug
Evening star., 1959-11-12
NORTHEAST

Bayer's Drugs
Beacon Pharm.
Crown Pharm.
E. Cap. Cut Rate
Kenealy's Drug
Gallaudet Pharm.
Mayfair Pharm.
Bunker Hill Pharm.
Grubbs Pharm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-07
THE lyons DEN
Williams Pens a Fast One
By LEONARD LYONS

minor surgery at French Hos
pital.
When Luis Miguel DOminguin
was Rored In Valencia last
week, the press everywhere de-
scribed him as "Ava Gardeners
torero." Miss Gardner told me
she's never seen Dominguin in
the bull ring. :. Julius LaROsa
will play the starring role in
"Carousel" next month, in
Ohio. Gypsy" has had its
first replacement: Because the
lamb carried by Sandra Church
in the Little Lamb" number
grew too large and also mis-
behaved, it's been succeeded by
a ram.
u y
Jackie Gleason has two bars
on the same floor Of his Peeks-
kill home--a long bar In the
CAMERON and a smaller one
nearby, lin case anyone gets
thirsty on the way to the big
bar" After 35 years OF
stardom. Milton Berle still is
allotted only a $l50-a-week
dole from his business man.
ager as pocket money.
Rocky MarcianO went tc
Canada to work out with Archie
Moore, the man he once fiat.
tened in a title fight. Marcianc
has shed 10 pounds in his come
back program. After their work
out Moore told Marciano: 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-07
Continued From Page D-1O

Continued From Page D-1O
land" Jules Buck will be di-
recting.
English drama critic Eliza
beth Frank, like me a former
Cochran Young Lady lie. show
girD, has suggested that in
stead of the annual Royal Va
riety Show the Queen should
attend the far better show in
July, THE Night of a Hun
bred Stars" in which every
available top star, serious or
comic, filings custom out the
window, to do what no one ex-
poets him to-such as Joan
GreenwOOd's wild ballet num-
Der with Anton DOlin, Shakes
pearean star John Neville as a
Tea For Two" chorus boy, and
Margaret Leighton and Lau-
renee Harvey in a mad. swing
ing Charleston. Miss Frank
has a point. But I wonder if
the proceedings would be I'M
inhibited in the restraining
presence of royalty.
=
Not even Eva Marie Saint
could escape the eternal Bril-
fish press preoccupation of
How old are you?" When Eva
refused to give a date. except
for the fact she was born on
July 4, someone printed she
was in her early thirties. All
I can say is that Miss Saint
looks like an angelic rs.
Sophia Loren had one line
of Italian to speak in "Olym-
pia." And I goofed it." she
laughed. She meets Clark
Gable this week in Rome
where they start Bay OF
Naples August II. Sophia
hopes to get Italian approval
of her marriage with Carlo
P0nti-"because thei I want to
start having a family. / love
children and I want lots of
them"
Douglas Fairbanks and his
family are leaving the heat of
London for a yachting cruise
around the AEGEAN Islands.
Daughter Daphne looks more
like her grandfather, the late
Douglas Fairbanks, ST., than
her mother or father.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-07

NEW YoRK.-Mrs. FeOdOr
Chaliapin, venerable widow OF
Russia's greatest singer, has
received permission to leave the
Soviet Union and spend her
final years with her son in
italy. Tennessee Williams
Just finished a play, Poem Of
Love-" in six days. It has nc
violence. no melancholy notes
and ends with young love
triumphant.
Cary Grant, long a favorite
subject for impersonators, will
do a two-minute impersonatior
of Tony Curtis in his next Aim
Operation Petticoat." !. Mrs
Bob Teller, wife of the famed
pitcher, is recuperating from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-07

still want no part OF you" :.
Moore's brother-in-law. Sidney
Potter, explained Arches
secret weight-making program:
He arises early, chops trees till
he's tired, sleeps two hours
more. then chops more trees
till he's tired, sleeps, etc.
Vincente Minelli shot back
ground scenes in New York this
week for Judy Holidays film,
''Laurette." 1t meant added en-
ployment, In bit-roles, for
Broadway's choruslines.
Norman Powell. son Of Dick
Powell and Joan BlOndell, just
signed with his fathers TV
firm, after working 2 years for
a competing outfit.
II y
In Sophia Loren's next film,
THAT Kind Of Woman" Vince
Barbi plays a tough sailors role.
Barbi is a former Olympic boxer
and was Tony CanzOneri's SPAR
ring partner. He's played count
less villainous roles in films and
on TV, and at last count has
committed 5l3 homicides on
film. "And owe 1t all to Can
zoneri," he says. During a
sparring session Tony broke my
nose, and 1t gave my face ex-
actly the look I needed for q
movie career"
Carol LyndIey, star Of the film
Blue DENIM" first auditioned
for the stage version when she
was II. Josh Logan became Its
eventual director and signed
her when she was Is An at.
tractive middle-aged New YorE
widow, who moves in the best
circles, was asked about hel
marital prospects. None what
soever," she sighed. I'm these
circumstances, the only way 6
woman like me could ever FIND
a husband is by breaking VI
another marriage"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-07
Stanton Gets
A New Owner

The New Stanton Theater,
on Eighteenth street NE. just
of Rhode Island avenue, has
been puprchased by j. Edgar
Lillard. He is a former theater
manager.
His plan is to devote the
Stanton exclusively to the ex-
hibition Of outstanding motion
pictures Of the past. American
and European.
The current program pairs
two genuine classics, "Carni-
val in Flanders" from France
and the Italian "Shoeshine."
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-04

WASHINGTON, R-The House Appropriations Committee re- fused to approve a new Public Works bill stripped of projects which caused President Eisen- hover to veto an earlier measure.
 Instead it voted to give sub committee the job of drafting an entirely new measure to replace the vetoed bill.
 Behind this maneuver is a de- sire by some Democrats to pun ish members who voted to uphold the Presidents veto of the orig inal S1,216,OO0,OOO bill Tn ey could do this by denying or re- ducing funds for river and harbor flood control projects in districts represented by members who up held the veto.
 An effort to override the Presi- dents veto failed by one vote.
 Rep, Clarence Cannon D-Mo) chairman of the full committee and the subcommittee, said it might take two hours, two days
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-04
Democrats Would Punish Congress Members Who Voted to Uphold
 Veto Of Public Works Measure

or two weeks to draft a new bill.
 We want to take close look at some of these projects" a top Democrat said. Many of them are in districts represented by members who voted to uphold the veto for economy reasons. We may decide to give them some real economy in their own back yards"
 The vetoed bill contained 67 projects to which the President objected. They were in 32 states and involved an initial outlay of of $SO4,526,6OO.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-04

OLATHE, Kan, R - County prisoner Charles Fowler was as signed to wash the sheriff's pat rol cars in the courthouse park ing lot.
 Before Fowler had finished, a telephone repair truck parked in one of the vacant stalls.
 Fowler washed the truck too.
 "They told me to wash every thing in the line," he explained. ''They didn't say what"
 The sympathetic telephone re- pairman gave him a dollar The water was on the county.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-04

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont, R - Niagara Falls went dry yester- day. Tons of water roared over the cataract but not drop issued from taps in 12,OOO Canadian homes in the area.
 The temporary draught occur red when a crane toppled wires supplying power to bumpers at the city's filtration plant, officials said. Pressure was restored with in two hours.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-04
BOOK REVIEW

By midnight, somewhat sore
 and strained I'd learned whodunit. But still one mystery remained: Why I begunit.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-04
THURSDAY BALL SCORES

THURSDAY BALL SCORES
 American League New York g, Washington 2 Baltimore 5, Boston 4
 National League San Francisco 8, Chicago 5 St. Louis 5, Los Angeles 3
 Pacific Coast League Salt Lake City 5, Phoenix 0 Seattle 5, Spokane 4 Sacramento 4, San Diego 1
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-04
WEATHER FORECAST

Partly cloudy and few scattered rain showers. Lowest temperature expected tonight 36, the high to- morrow 54. Sunris at 4:52 am, sunset at 7:08 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-04

Chamber Luncheon On Tuesday
 The Chamber of Commerce noon luncheon will be held on Tuesday next week.
The Nome nugget., 1959-09-04

"4-on" Duplicate Receipt Books
 available at The Nome Nugget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26

tience with tradition by rebelling against
the straitjacket of language. Then, after
inventing almost a completely private
code for communicating with each other
and symbolically shutting OUT their
parents, they grow up and shed the Ian
guage like butterflies coming out Of a
cocoon, never to return to it.
Far from being something ''barbaric''
to be avoided, l think it's healthy, and
even poetic. As matter of fact think
that not only advertising agencies but
every parent should take course in basic
teen-age English. You can't understand
your own kids without a scorecard.
Undoubtedly the poet-laureate Of
teen-age lingo today is Ed Rookie
Byrnes, the jive talking parking lot at
tendant on ABC-TV's ''77 Sunset Strip"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26

DEAR Mr.. CLARK: Until recently my children
gupe promise of developing into sensible,
wel-spoken individuals. But then, sud-
denly, they both began talking to each other
and to all their friends in that borbanc
Rookie teen-age jipe talk that seems to be
sweeping the country.
They refer to each other as ''cats'' and to
our home as THE pad,'' and ,cheneper my
husband and protest against their strange
vocabulary, they look at us ,ith pity and
mutteT 'Squaresuille" What can ne do to
stop this slaughter of our language
MRS. SHERMAN p, Omaha, Neb.
U It's not disease, Mrs. P. = no more
than phrases like "23 = skiddoo!'' or
pitching WOO we're sick in your day.
Every new generation expresses impa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26

You make with the kings 1--WE your
English is good
A cube = worse than square,
Monster = the telephone
Let's go twins = let's doube-dGte
Grass - vegetables
Cat - man
You're touching home - you're making
Dig = understand
That's crazy that's sueN (really "crazy'
is ''nerrous'')
The end - the best
The ends - the shoes
He stabbed her : he gaze her his
fraternity pin
Wheels = automobile
Want the horses stabbed? - rant the car
porked2
Mushroom people - night OWlS
A Washington "a dollar bill
AntsvilIe = a place full of people
SquaresviIle = uhere nobody knoms
anything
Buzzed by CermsviIle putin the hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26

Do you have trouble with of that 1--WE talk?
Here's how to dig from a couple of experts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26

Chick in the skins girl in a fur coat
She's got the Joes - she's blue oUer
losing boy friend
A calf = one too young to go steady
A kitten "a girl mho's got everything
In orbit a guy and gal tchO are
going steady
Octopus "A telIow tcho's fresh on dates
Don't blow your jets - don't get excited
Pad = room or house
F1ipped = out of ones mind
ROOst - stay, or park car
Pick up the ''z's"- sleep, snOre
SmOg in the nOggin = can't remember
anything
What's on the front burner = EhGt's
the current crisis?
DOgtag = car icense-pLate
Don't bug me - don't get on my nerUes
Garbage - costume jeUely
Slurg = an ice cream milk shake
She's lighting up the tilt sign she's
not telling the truth
RefueI - eat
I've got the ZOrrOs i can't sit still
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26

THIS WEEK Moso1irs I July 70. 1859
Evening star., 1959-12-27

among less obvious high
lights of the decade: Cheru-
bini requiem CToscanini;
Victor LIN 10000; Mozart
adagioS and rondo for glass
h arm mica Decca ARC
3044); Mozart, Vesperae So
lennes de Confessore K. 339
(St. Hedwig's choir, Berlin;
Angel 35409); Cornelius, The
Barber Of Bagdad (Schwarz-
kopf, ct al; Angel 1858 B/L
-deleted but worth looking
for); Delius Eventyr Beech
am; Columbia NIL 463O;
Beethoven, Diabelli Varia-
tions (Serkin; Columbia NIL
5246); Wagner, Wesendonck
songs (Flagstad; London
$3.50; Wolf, Lieder ELISA
beth Schumann; Angel COLH
1922; Bach, Cantata No.
146 (Prohaska, Vienna choir;
Bach Guild 205); Kirchner
piano concerto (Kirchner,
Mitropoulos; Columbia NIL
5185): Dvorak serenade in
D. minor Boston ensemble;
Boston 410-1004 mono or
stereo); Strauss, Arabella
Della Casa, ct al; London
A-4412/14O4 mono or stereo).
Evening star., 1959-12-27
Christmas Prints

Art collectors whose Christ
mas stockings yielded checks
in three figures, can invest
them at the I. F. A. Caller
les, 2623 Connecticut avenue
NV, in original Autographs
and etchings by Picasso,
Braque. Chagall and Miro,
and a few others, for $120 to
$400 each. These are prints
by internationally famous ar
lists; but at those prices it
seems to me they have scared
above the realm of art into
the dizzy Stratosphere of
status symbols.
For collectors whose ever
loving partners could bestow
on them only $40 or $50, the
FA Galleries can also pro-
vide prints, with Gin my
opinion) considerably more
appeal for the average taste
-colorful. well composed,
decorative items by we'll
known Americans. In this
connection, I recall a state
ment of the late John Cotton
Dana: art has no relation
ship to age, rarity or price"