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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-25
Mountain Plunge

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FORTUNATELY MY ONE, REAL CREATION AND
UNIVERSE M WHICH AN THE ONLY REAL
PARENT YOUR "FATHERMoTHER GOD, ALL
HARMONIOUS EXCLUDES UTTERLY THE MYTHS.
THE coUNTERFEiTs or NY OFFSPRING, THE
HUMAN RACES AND THEIR so-cALLED MATERIAL
WORLD ,,l-"THE CHASTITY FARCE or so-ea'edl
MATERIAL ExlsTENcE"l-p. III. MY MASTERPIECE.
TIE cs. TExTsooK-lNrALLIBLE PASTOR.
FRIEND or OUR BASIC PASTOR THE KING JAMES
PROTESTANT BIBLE AND ALL BBLEs!-
IMPERATIVE TO HEAL THE PRISONERS OF THE
DEVIL . The koNcHRlsT SCIENTISTS OF THEIR
DEFECTIVE SANITY. JUDGMENT. HONESTY. iNTElli-
cENcE-IwPsRATIvE TO APPREHEkD THE
EXCLUSIVE REALITY or UNAVAILABLE, OMNiPReS-
EMIT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL HARMONY, YOUR
TRUE HABITAT NY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS
MOUNTAIN PLUNGE KILLS DETROIT MAN
Witnessed BY His Pal
Detroit Times ~
The body Of James Ferris, H. Of lss7s Steel, was
recovered in erevee in the Grand Teton Mountains in
western Wyoming by forest rangers yesterday.
Ferris son OF Mr. and Mrs lreii r Ferris. fell 70 his
death Tuesday while climbing the rugged mountains at the
sooofooi level in Cascade Canyon above Jenny Lake.
Climbing with Ferris when he fell Tim Brybon, n.
Of s73l Provost, who Witnessed the accident.
Ferris empIoye Of The Detroit Teachers Credit Union
and Brybon attended Cooley High School together where
both Later Ferris graduated from
Michigan Tech AZ Hovehfon while Brybon attended Mieh
gan State University.
Russ Dickinson. chief ranger OF Grand Teton National
Park said the Defroers experienced mountain climb
and had attended class in the Sport Jenny
Just before The climb
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DEVILS DtMoQAJsARM BILLION s STEALS
CONTINUE!
"s4yk BllI0M FAaM PROGRAM IS v0IED;
LIMITS BENEFITS"

WASHINGTON June % UPf-consress passed and
sent Re me White House today s@osooooooo farm D'
~s.;rh would clamp limit price support benehfs for
bs- growers fer she FIRST time
TIE r,easore which worked out BY joint corner
ers rvi-+ee ssfer House and Senate passed eon"e''
inc versions approved by the House by voice soe
later passed me Senate in fhe same fashion, DIV onT
after more than hour Of debate.
President Eisenhower had sought some ceiling on
rr;cesyroort benefits expected TO sign IL into law
wishovt undue delay
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-25
Flood Kills l80-

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MATTER" AND ITS FATHER THE DEVIL
GIGANTIC FRAUDS AND HYTHs As ARE LIKEWISE.
HUMAN BIRTHS DEATHS. DEFoRMlrIEs, PESTI.
LEkCEs. WARS. ETC. - THE CHASTITY FARCE or
'ss-eslied MATERIAL ExlsTENcE",-p. 271 NY
MASTERPIECE. THE c.s. TETTeOoK-MY ONLY
iEFALLIBLE PASTOR or NY ONE, WHOLLY
ACCREDITED, SANE CHURCH, THERAPEUTICS,
IMPERATIVE. BASIC EDUCATION. CULTURE.
POLITICS ENTERTAINMENT RECREATION. THE
CHRIST. SCIENTIST !. THE ONE. TRUE FRIEND
or OUR BASIC PASTOR. THE KING JAMES
PROTESTANT BIBLE. AND ALL BIBLES!
FLOOD KILLS 1870 IN COLOMBIA
Detroit Times I'm
IBACUE. Colombia, July fUPIl-The rsir-swoien
combeirs River overho~ed yesferdsy washing away
village. OF 40.
Official. said APPARENTLY EVERY RESIDENT or
JUkTA WAS KILLED by fhe waters which swept
10 miles of farmland Most Of them apparently died in their
sleep.
~ least 90 bodies had been recovered.
The vlsgss tsfch-roofed hvs crushed like match
boxes and swept away
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Mr.. President
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CONTINUED from Back Psus)
HIcHLIcHT NO. IS THE RESPONSE ITSELF FILL.
ING OUT THE BALLOTS TOOK TIME AND THOUGHT.
WE HAD HOPED THAT AS MANY AS 10000 READERS
WOULD MAKE THE EFFORT. NOT ONLY DID $4,000
READERS FILL OUT BALLOTS BUT NEARLY ALL
SOME IS PER CENT OF THEM-TooK THE TROUBLE
TO ADD COMMENTS MANY OF WHICH RAN TO SEW.
ERAL TYPEWRITER PAGES
VERY HIGH PROPORTION or COMMENTS CAME
FROM CIVIC. COMMUNITY AND NATIONAL LEADERS
FROM CONGRESSMAN GENERALS, EDUCATORS
CHURCH LEADERS AND scHooLTEAcHERs MANY
TEACHERS REPRODUCED THE BALLOT BY MIMEo
GRAPH AND GOT THEIR CLASSES INTO THE ACT
OTHER ORGANIZATIONS LIKE THE YOUNG CHRISTIAN
WORKERS OF MILWAUKEE. REPRINTED TIE BALLOT
AND CARRIED OUT THEIR OWN PolLs.
Still each day at This Week additional ballots from our
original April 10 issue coming inl
HIGHlicHT NO. z WAS THE SURPRISING AND Gig
N'FiCANT UNANIMiTY or OPINION EXPRESSED opIN-
ION WAS ovERWHEL MlNcIY CONCENTRATES oM
TWO SUBJECTS: CONTROL INITIATION" AND "RAIsE
HUMAN STANDARDS"
The RESULTS. WE BELIEVE SHOW THAT rur
AMERICAN PEOPLE TODAY ARE DEEPLY CONCERNED
ABOUT THE EFFECT ON THEIR LIVES OF TIE SHRINK.
ING DOLLAR. BUT EVEN MORE INTERESTING ls Tne
FACT THAT IMMEDIATELY BEHIND THE coMrEpM
ovsk INITIATION COMES AN URGENT DESIRE TO
kAiss OUR MORAL, RELIGIOUS. INTELLECTUAL AND
rnIS.SAl STANDARDS. AND TO REDUCE CRIME AND
LABOR RAcKETEERINc ~
These opinions, feel add vp 70 the biooe., end;n
mar emerses from the pol the desire everwhsr. to-
more honesfy-a more honest dollar and NOR. h.n...
people. s "''s''
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NEGRO COLLEGES TRAIN TOO MANY
TEACHERS. TOO FEW TEchNfctANS
Job Openings for crods Go Begging;
Degree Holders Work cs Mcil Carriers

~ Rober- Rs-s.er s-s= Reporter Wall s. Journal
TUskEEcEE kls-Cr. LU-ner Foster, presicerf %
Tvskeesee institute RE fssos Negro college here edges
fe~~sre ms chair ard cp-rs-s OF +he AS seniors
-c srscvssed bsre rms ovf q Ten tried 70 60
inso teaching We've sss 70 change 'he erphssis-
Dr. Fosters ~sl founded. In q Psso
recently zsi wevI66e Negro teachers applied for JOB
Opening IN Wsco. 80 Negro teachers Wed for single
vscsncy So great ire surplus % Negro teachers that
they spill into sV<h prossie Jobs IS mail carriers
in New York wsshnssor, Nashville and ST. Louis In
Jseksonve eight Of Negro mail carriers hold college
degrees in tesehins-
But not ali the blame falls fhe students. The COL
eses generally lack pseenen. services We get from
70 IS letters week offering srsdvses Jobs says At
lsn's Unisersis youthful dean, Dr. Thomas D. Jarrett
We have placement officer and Of these offers
don't get proper attention. Somebody loses out"
Many Negro colleges delegate placement 70 sresdy
oser~crked teachers AZ Tvskeeeee Dr. Foster says As
Of 'he deans have 70 make the important contacts
with employers"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-25

VIA DAILY. WEEKLY McssT-Ly- QUARTERLY
PERPETUAL INFINITE RESOURCES CO Our NAsvE-
LcUs IMPERATIVE. cs-sfsT. MASTER SUPREME,
COLOSSAL SCIENCE or T.E UNIVERSE THE cs
MOVEMENT TIE UNIVERSAL NEssiA1 sHlLEN-
kiu1 TO ALL PEOPLES
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AMERICAS GOALS: THE VOTES THAT ARE GOING
TO THE WHITE HOUSE

TO THE WHITE HOUSE
These are the figures that are beinu submitted q, p,
Gent Eisenhower. They're complied on the basic a. s,.
pon'' TOR hrs'-psee vote. for seeondplsee vote
'0' 'hTdpaee vote. Only the top ten goals ar. listed
r....-, Points
n
q Raise human standards AZ a.,
j. Reduce crime and labor raekefeerino as o,A
y Improve International relations oe aro
80. 'sN'' 's''-'......''. ,...~......... 2o462
2. Provide stronger national defens, ilAax
improve 'nerfsih and inserrsesI relation. i4all
O. Provide college education for al
gifted students -.
= Stabilize population 90,
w. Conserve our natural resources aga
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-17
Set Fourth Annual
Piano Additions

The fourth annual piano aud.
itions will be held Saturday at
three local centers, st. Joseph
Academy, ST. Mary of the
Springs Academy and st. Mary
high school (South) and at
Marion Catholic high.
Students from the following
schools will participate in the
additions: Corpus Christi, Holy
Name, Holy Rosary, Immaculate
Conception, Our Lady of Vic
tory Academy, St. Joseph Acad-
envy, Bishop Watterson high
school, Marion Catholic high
and st. Mary's (Marion) and St
Mary (South).
The panel of judges includes
Miss Eleanor Anawalt, Miss
Frances Beall, Miss Gertrude
Kuehefuhs and Mrs. George w.
Lane.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-17

this fifteen-mlnute religious
feature is telecast over 100
stations in the United States
and Canada and the % outlets
of the Armed Forces TV net
work.
The purpose Of suffering
and how to accept 1t are de-
tailed in the new series.
Speakers and their topics are:
"Hss Suffering a P~urpose?",
&. the Rev. John |. Hochban, Sd.
"How Accept Suffering?",
the Very Rev. Robert J.. Can
non, 81.
Suffering from Loved
Ones" the Rev. LUeius r.
Ceramics, 81.
THE Happiest People," the
Rev. Francis }. Parrish, Sd.
Suffering and Calvary"
the Rev. Charles r. X. Dolsn,
ST..
1.-THE Strengthened Within
U.s." the Rev. N. Driseoll,
81.
Dean of the Jesuit Theolog-
ical Seminary, Toronto. Ontar-
10, Father Hochban is known
throughout Canada for his
outstanding radio talks.
Father Cannon, formerly
president of Fordham Univer-
sity, is at present superior Of
the Jesuit community OF 10y
ola and Regis High School in
New York. Nationally promin-
ent as a speaker and lectur-
er, Father Cannon has made
numerous radio and television
appearances.
Head of the department of
psychology al Regis College,
Denver, Father Cervantcs is
one Of the best known radio
speakers in the United States.
He was one of the first speak
ers for the Sacred Heart Hour
on TV when the program adj
vanced to that medium four
years ago.
Father Parrish is Arehdio-
cesar Director Of the Apostle
ship Of Prayer in Los Angeles,
California. A member Of the
faculty Of Loyols University,
Los Angeles, Father has his
own weekly broadcast and ap-
pears frequently on the Sacred
heart program.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-17
Marian &c Council
Plans First Degree

Approximately 10 candidate:
will be initiated in the first de
gree at the meeting April % Of
the Marian Council, Knights Of
Columbus. in St. Catharine's
parish hall.
Plans will also be finalizee
for the annual spring dance.
Saturday, April Is. at the Bex.
ley American Legion Hall, E
Livingston and Zettler. Admis.
sion will be $3.50 per couple.
Grand knight Robert Fitzsim.
mons announced that meetings
will start promptly at 8 pm
now that lent is over.
Nomination of officers for
the coming year will be made
at the second meeting in May.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-17

A member of the Jesuit
Mission Bank of New YorI
City and one of the most pop
uIar speakers of the Sacred
Heart Radio and Televislon
Programs. Father Dolan re-
sides at Canisius High School,
Buffalo, New York.
Father Driscoll is director
of the Foreign Missions of the
Maryland Province Of the So
ciety of Jesus. He is in charge
of the educational and relig-
ious development of the prov
ince of Jamshedbur in India
and editor of the magazine,
THE Jesuit"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-17
Columbus State School
To Hold Open House

The Columbus State School
will hold Open House for the
general public as we'll as fol
all of those who have a specific
interest in mental deficiency or
Sunday, May 3.
The program will include
guided tours conducted by mem
bers of the staff of the school
and the parents of retarded
children of the local Parents
Volunteer Association from 9.
IL am. and IA pm.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-04-17
Exemplify Degrees
At Santa Maria Council

Knights of Columbus councils
from Gallipolis and Delaware
will join with councils of Dis
trict as Sunday in the exempli
cation of the second and thlro
degrees in Santa Maria Council
Sunday.
The degrees are scheduled
for II am, and 1870 pm. re.
spectively. This is expected to
he the largest class of the year
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On WTVN-TV SUNDAY
On WTVN-TV SUNDAY
Sacred Heart Hour
Begins New Series
On Suffering

profit in Suffering is the title of the next series
of the Sacred Heart Hour on WTVN, Channel 8, Co
lumbus, at -10:15 a. m. each Sunday beginning April
10.
Originating In ST Louis al st. Louis University,
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" E&etfA
or Life and Love dtal.
Outcasts of the City
Pagans
Paratroop Command
PeNton Place
Raw Wind In Eden
Remarkable Mr.. Penny
packer
Rio Bravo
Rouge Ell Noir tFr.)
Roots OF Heaven
Rx Murder
Senechal, The Magnif
icent fFr.D
Separate Tables
Seven Guns 10 Mesa
Seventh Seal Swedish
She Gods of Shark
Reef
Sound and the Fury
South Pacific
Speed Crazy
Stage Struck
Strange Case of DR..
Manning
Teachers Pet
Ten North Frederick
These Thousand Hills
This Happy Feeling
Too Much Too Soon
Touch of Evil
Twilight for the Gods
Lndersea Girl
Unwed Mother
Vikings
Violent Road tHell's
Highway
Wolf Larsen
Young Lions
Part for All
Night OF The Quarter
Moon
No Sun in Venice tFr.)
Onionhead
Panic In the Psrlor
tBr.l
Parisienne, La fFr.)
Party Girl
Perfect F'urloueh
Poor But Beautiful
tItail
Portrait of an Unknown
Woman
Pride and the Passion
Queen of Outer Space
Rally Round the Flag
BOYS
Reform School Girl
Room At The Top lBr.
Screaming Mimi
Some Came Running
Some Like II Hot
sorority Girl
Story OF Esther Costello
was Golden Virgin
Streetcar Named Desire
Tank Battalion
Teenage Wolf Pack
lGer1
This Angry Age
Three Faces OF Eve
Tunnel of Love
Valerie
What Price Murder
Wind Across the Ever.
glades
Young and Wild
Young Captiyes
Seven Deadly Sins, The
Fr, and Ital,l
Scared lllalianl
Sensualita barefoot
Savage, The
She Shoulds said No
wild Weed
Sins of the Borgias
French
Smiles oil q Summer
Nlghi tSWeulSni
Snow Was Black Fr.)
son OF Sinbad
Stella Greek
Strollers, The tFf.(
Third Sex (Ger.l
Three Forbidden Stor-
les ltal,)
Thrill That Kills. The
tCocainel
Violated
Ways of Love tFr.-lt.b
We Want a Child
iDanlshl
Woman Of Rome ltsl.
Women without Names
fItal1
Young and the Damn,
ed, The Mexican
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"A separate Classification Is given TO certain films which, while not
morally offensive, require some anakA sis and explanation as a protec
ton TO the uniformed against wrong interpretations and false con
illusions
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And The Innocent
Screaming Skull
senior Prom
She Demons
Sheriff of Fractured
Jaw
Spider
Stalag IL lovers OF
Paris
Step Down To Terror
stranger In My Arms
Tsrawa Beachhesd
Terror From the Year
5000
Terror in a Teas
Town
Thunder in the Sun
Trap
~Two.Headed Spy
Villa
When He'll Broke Loose
Whole Truth
Windows Way tBr.l
World, Flesh and the
Devil
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CLASS C~--Condemnec
REVIEWED
M~ademoiselle Gohetts
FRENCH
M~ademolselle Strip
tease tfrl
Maid IN Paris Qfr.J
Marie du Port Fr.1
Miller s Beautiful Wife
tltal.1
Miss julie edish)
Mitsou Fr1
Nom and Dad tSlde.
road
Moon Is Blue, The
Naked Night. The
tSwedishl
Mana Dr.
Night Heaven Fell tFr.)
No Orchids for Miss
Blandlsh BRITISH
One summer of Hsppi.
ness Swedish
Paris Nights FRENCH
Passionate Summer
Please Mr. Baizsc
Pot Bouillc ttrl
Question of Adultery
Raven fhe ttrenchl
Rosanns
Savage Triangle lEr.1
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What's Nezu In
MOVIES

THE HORSE soLDIERS-Civil War drama
with huge cast headed by John Wayne and
Bill Holden as two Union officers. The story
concerns small railroad station inside Rebel
territory which had to be captured TO open
vital supply line.
BLUE DENlM-BaSed on the Broadway
success about two naive adoIeScentS who get
into trouble, but don't know how to get out
of it because of their inability to communi-
cate with their parents. Carol Lynley repeats
her stage performance, supported by Bran
don de Wilde.
PRlvATE'S AFFAlR-Shows what can
happen if an army private is married to the
Assistant Secretary of the Army A fast
moving comedy headed by Barry Coe and
Jessie Royce Lands. Also included are Terry
Moore and drafteeS Sal Mineo and Gary
Crosby
IT STARTED WITH A NSS-One of the
wackiest comedies of the year, all about a
stone-broke master sergeant and an ambi-
tiouS showgirl who becomes his wife after
a 24-hour courtship. Glenn Ford and Debbie
Reynolds head the cast and are supported
by Eva Gabor
CRY TOuGH-A new twist to the old gang
warfare theme in New York's Puerto Rican
section. Fine performances by John Saxon,
Linda CRYSTAL and Harry TONNES.
PoRcY AND BEsS-Our great American
opera has reached the wide open spaces of
ZODIAC. Catfish Row comes to life again
in the screen version of Gershwin's story of
the handsome crippled beggar's love for the
girl friend of staggering stevedore Sidney
Potter and Dorothy cambridge star in the
title roles, and Sammy Davis, Jr. is the slick
crap-shooting Sportin' Life. Music from the
sound track released by Columbia Records
includes such songs as Summertime" and 1T
Amt Necessarily &c."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-08-06

Fascinating picture of the undaunted Bot
tomley family and the South's struggle to
rebuild. doubleday, $3.50
INVASION IA detailed account of the
coordinated events that led to the Normandy
invasion. Beginning with the British disaster
at Dunkirk four years earlier, John Frayn
Turner takes the reader from the highest
Allied councils TO the men who launched the
assault. putnam, $3.50
PAY, PACK AND FoiloW-A rigorous
trek from Colorado TO Montana to Alaska
with an engineer husband is the abundant
source of Inglis FIetcher's autobiography. A
lively record by lady whose curiosity and
zeSt for new experience seem boundless.
Holt, S4.50)
GREAT SEA STORIES and GREAT TALES
or ACTION AND ADVENTURE are in this
months Dell Laurel editions. with selections
from Saki lack London. Joshua Slocum.
Conan Doyle and others. (35e) :. VOL
rAlRE, from "Candide" to Princess of Baby
Ion" :. the HOUSE or the DEAD by
DoStoyevsky. (50f)
BEN HuR-A mighty tale of an escaped
Roman galley slave who rose to wealth and
power. won the chariot race in Antioch, and
in the greatest crisis of his life tried to save
Christ from the Gross. By Lew Wallace.
Cardinal & Signet, 50e)
BROTHER JuNlPER-A Ioveable character
known as "Sunbeams in Burlap" is created
by Father Justin Mccarthy. Pages of cartoons
and chuckling comment. POCKET, 2Se)
SAFE coNDUcT-A wonderful collection
of short stories and poems by Boris FASTER
max. Included is a section from his auto
biography, Safe Conduct" recalling his
formative years. (Sienet, S0e)
MAcclE-NoW = Betty Smiths richly hu-
man story Of young Irish immigrant couple
Pat Dennis and Maggie-Now take the read
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EDNA ST. VINCENT MlLLAY: COLLECTED
LYRICS ond SoNNETS-Two fine volumes of
poetry just out in Pocket Books. (50c)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-08-06
BOOKS

AMERICAS widely read cracker barrel
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THE ART OF LlEWEllYN JoNEs-An I'M
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CALIFORNIA street.-The of San Fran
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BaSSo writes again about his southern town,
Pompey'S Head, at the time of the Civil War.
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RECORDS

uIGHLIGHTS of grand operas are now
L available on single disc albums Notable
are Mozar'S THE MAGIC FLUTE and c0Sl
FAN LUTTE. Both are recorded by the Vienna
Philharmonic (London). The major aras are
chosen from the best of the full length re-
cordings, making fine short item for all
opera lovers.
BRAHMS: VIOLIN CONCERTO - Yehudi
Menuhin is the Soloist with the Berlin Phil
harmonic in a brilliant performance of
Brahms challenging work The optional ca
denza of the first movement in this arrange
ment. is the one composed by Fritz KreisIer.
(CapitoD
MUSIC FOR FRUSTRATED CONDUCTORS
You can be your own maestro, conducting
the Sabre Dance" and "Intermezzo from
Carmen" The Fielder Orchestra is there, and
they give you baton to wave You need
only courage TO complete this do-it-yourself
kit. (RCA)
PAUL HlNDeMITH CONDUCTS HIS OWN
WoRkS-Two works of the composer, Con
cert Music for Strings and Brass" and Sym
phony in B Flat" make up this album
designed for lovers of modern classics.
Beautifully recorded. (Angel)
PIANO MUSIC or CHOPIN, vols. !, 4
&3-Wilhelm Kempf. famed European con-
cert pianist, has accomplished herculean
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POrgy and BeSS,
Sidney Potter
and Dorothy
Dandrdee) enjoy
one OF their happy,
ight-hearfed
moments in POrgy'S
little shack on
Catfish Row. Others
in the film, PORGY
AND BESS, are
Pearl Bailey and
Brock Peters as
Maria and Crown.