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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FUGd. TO RENT

ALEX.-Nicely furn,, 4-bearm., .
bath. brk. Rec. rm. with TV,
Washer. Mr.. bus, shops. Cameron
STA. Group or family. XII. 9-7i72,
ARL., near Wash. blvd. and C;jebs
$3.50 mo. Excellent for 4 or
Z Govt. girls. JE. 4-l4I0, XII
-o-4f1d.
ARLINGTON BLVD. AND GLERE
kD.-3 bedrms., full bsmt,. "a.
rage, oil heat, fireplace, fuii din
rm; Tastefully furnished. In eX.
cellent condition. $3.50 mo. Avail
Immediately. Ewes. call ia. S-4O5S,
BANN0CKBURN AREA-AyaiI for
mos. beginning Jan. 1, Lovely
small home VIZ bedrms., fine yd :.
excel. transp, $3.50. 652-Oi56.
DISTRICT HTS bedrms, liy
nm, DIN r1n,, kit, rec. rm, mot
over child.) RE. 5-6S9S.
KENYON ST. N.W.-Newly decorat-
ed 3-bedrm., 2-bath house near
Churches. shopping. schools transp
GI0; Ideal for family. JAMES Z,
DIXON q CO., Realtors, FE.
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APIS. UHFURNIsHED-vA.
COOP APTs. FOR SALE

EMBASSY RD.-Beaut. for enter,
Ice. liv. rm., bedrfn., din. rm.,
kit, ba., mr.. transp. AID. 2-4l34.
THE WESTMINSTER = Lovely q.
bedrm, apt. liv. rm., Solarium,
foyer dinette. kit. bath. 33S-267O
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APARTMENTS WANTED

BETHESDA-Beautifuliy furn, effic
or l-bedrm apt. Bradley blvd
area for mIddle-aged woman,
Want only incest, prefer built-inI
appliances In kitchen. earpeted,
etc. JE, $4,000. Ext. Is.
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PEACE ON EARTH
s,! GOOD WILL T., TO MEN
ROCKVILLE
REFRIGERATED

4-bedrm. Cape Cod on level freed
lot. Large kitchen, dining rm.,
living .rm. with fireplace, newly
painted inside and out. S16,9B0.
TED LINGO OPEN TIL q
ROCKVILLE, OILS no money down
f.oedrm:, 2-bath home. Payments
KEN DRUSKIN, Realtor g4g-4OO0
R0CKvILLE-LoVely 4-bedrm., @
Separate dining rm., full bsnit.,
S2O,250. Beautiful yard with bar.
becue. JU. b-7011.
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REAL ESTATE SALE or ExcH.

TRADE what you have and don't
yis ~ VI siSSoNs.' s snc 80
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BETHESDA

Over 1a-Acre Site
Approached by. way OF 9 semicir-
Is situated on a deliehtfuI site
Built about . year ago by a
builder for his own home and
contains many luxury features in-
cluding 7-ton central air eondi-
t.oning, There is q wide center
nall. huge living rm.. full-sized
dining room. richly walnut nam
eled library. large LIST floor fam
NY ROOM diversified SC reene d
porch at garden level, the yery
latest kitchen and powder room
on LIST floor; 4 excellent bed
rooms. 2 baths and really fine
closets on End floor. The base
ment has a recreation room,
maids room ana bath, gear ga
raee; realistically priced. To In
Il
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z. c. MILLEY q CO.. REALTORS
AP. T-11O0 WA --tq9A

MONT. .C0.-Lovely sDlit-level, new
condition. Vrcant $3.50. 9-b.f
rambler with bsmt. S1l5.
.c, paul hickman. inc. 040-02OO
PRESTON PLACE TOWN HOUSE.
Chevy Chase, Md and 2 bed
rms, Nv rm., Gin, rm., rec. rm..
and patio, bath and . powder rms #,
fully air cond $40 10 So55. OIL.
4-4l00. brochure on request.
PRESTON PLACE, town houses.
Chevy Chase. Nd. 20 bedrms.
Slg0-S225. OIL. 4-4lOO. Brochure
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WESLEY HEIGHTS

= = -
Large brick Colonial in a yery
desirable location, 4 bedrooms, 4
baths. delightful California room,
lst-floor powder room, 2-cAr ga
rage, maids room and bath. Ex-
Ssilsns VIC sSn otter Ewes" Mrs
W, c. a a, N. MILLER DEv. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
REALTORS EN-. 2-4464
WHEATON, KENsINGTON sii vFR
HPRiNO ROCKVILLE Several .
, and bedrm homes avail Some
for immediate oceunaney some
with option TO buy .'call'' or
REALTY CORP sktH Uniyersity
blvd West wheaton Maryland
WHEATON, bedrooms. sep. din.
KEN pRusKiN, RsAltor. O4N.iO00
? BEDPMSu ratio, fenced yard, pic.
lure WIDOW. rc1r ifansp, shors
and schools slib per mo, Avail
mined. HUDSON REAL ERTATE
co, uN, l-'iih, UN. i.7i7i.
726 @ N.E.-COR. 9th
" NJ APPLEsTFiN RA. a.gnnS
18th AND PARK m. NV. AREA
3-ttory town house, \ bedrms
baths, maid,s quarters. etnb,
EiiNFBT u LUNu, Di 7-aagi
RE. 0-H0ii
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sILyER SPRING

HAkNEh NFMNNO
49, NEW YEAR SPECIAL
cVnsr h RaRo s.il ,hi ~ imrss sIIse
2.bedrm. brick rambler, liv. rn.,
With firepli sep. din. rm.. en-
closed porch or playroom. Lac.
expandAble attic. Beautiful corner
lot with many trees and shrubs,
IHA with low On. payment and
sarly possession. comdr, oiarf.
EN- J-16n4, FRANK n. PHILLIPS
INC. OF. $4,000.
1T. cATHERINE's PARfsH-l beds
rms baths. Priced 81 Just
SPACE GALORE
Assume Ire. 4mss loan or min.
down FHA.
VI J. Nicholas, Rsaltor. p4n-i6oo
tcontinusd on Rext PassI
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CHEVY CHASE REALTY

EN-, 3.isOO Eyss OIL. o.gbas
CHEVY CHASE. Rock Greek Hills
stately brick Colonial. situated
hall plan features ige. FLORIDA
rm., pwdr. rm.. on fst, bed
rms. . baths up, grnd. level rec.
rin,, many extras, priced for quiek
salt, n-6, EN-. 2-74OO. ewes. wo.
B-OfS7.
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CHEVY CHASE

Brick Colonial with delightful ist
besides nice living and dining
rooms, GOOD kitchen. large fams
w, room, powder room, den and
tull bath, , bedrooms and full
bath IN and omen basement with
additional full bath. Priced IN low
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R0CKyILLE-Immae. 3-bedrm. bTk.
Tan? $500 down G FHR f. sn Is sarff ff
RLTR,, GA. 4-77ll, GA, 4-R1a5.
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METZLER. REALTORs

- = "a ~
OVER 40 YEARS SERVICE
CHEVY CHAsE-vac, cor. rAmb
nr, MCJc, 4 bedrms.. ~ baths.
pfn-14O0,
CONTEMPORARY RAMBLER-
brhnd-new, brick, Immense RAM
bier. bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 fire.
places, recreation room, balcony,
lots Of house. $50, $40, GRAY
kkbBiNoER n Co, INC, JU. 3.
800,
DAAfAsCus-3-bedrm. brick ram.
eap-7770 TowNHoUsE PROP.
FIRST oTIERiNG = MAT N
Can 5. h handed With sr $50 h tossi
cash,
DUANE REAL ESTATE, INC.
REALTORS, WI. 2-63O0
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Ieigh & Schwab, Inc.
en-. e-232o Eyes' Wo' 8-os1t

.-o-so ives VIZ. o-OhlO
BURNT MILLS HILLs-ob-ft. ram
bier with over 1900 50. n. OF
; living area on. one floor. Gracious
center -hAll entrance. 26-ft. living
rm., lS.ft. formal dining rm,, a5-
u kitchen. heated terrace rm..
22x22 ialousied porch. 4 bedrms.
averaging IL II. each. recreation
Tm;. 2-ear garage. many other er-
eellent features, located on own
60, 9o0-sa; y. lot. BY appt, only.
CHARMING 3-bedrm. brick CO.
lonial home with central air COM
ditlonine and intereom. At
taehed garage, paneled den.
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
CHASE tchrist the King
Parishl-s2l,ob for this brick
.-story with aixi2 carpeted Nv.
rm, i5xi2 din, rm,, KIT. with
table space, den, 2 bedrms,. ia
bnths, rec, rm, with bar. and many
ektrlA, FHA approved. OIL. 6-RssO
LAMpROg, Reailof
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INDIAN SPRING

Lovely brick Colonial containing
large liv. rni. with fireplace, sep.
din. rm., new kit. with eating
space, powder rm., 8 bedrsns., large
rec. room with picture window.
plus patio.
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S 10y SPRING Slb."50. 3-bedrm

Pull bsmt.. 70 assume aus. loan.
,ss total per mo. or easy FHA.
w. y. Nicholas, Realtor. HE. $1,000
SILVER SPRINGS BEST BUY. In
best location for the entire family.
PIX 70 school. 3-bedrm. Cape
Cod iull bsmt. rec. rm., lge. level
HILDEBRAND CO. OIL. 4-s7ii
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SHERWOOD FOREST AREA -
OWNER TRANSF., MUST SELL
yr.-old, 4-bedrm.. 2-bath eontem-
porary home on beaut. Y acre
do oSSsa c.E I1s t an oa rm
O. A. scHLEsINGER CO.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

'lSsos 8Rf3 Lo4 sfia i iEfSIEw E g.
TATE5. Home in Al cond, Ideal
for, the large family. For info,
can AT: 6-2522 (dial 3Ol), or r.
2; HENDERSON q CO., KE. l.
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RENT OPTION TO BUY

10 min, 10 Andrews. lh-acre Of
ground, 3-bedrm. rambler. Ice,
mod. hit. and din. rrn,. Sm. amount
OF cash viii handle. i34-O2i5.
SEAT PLEAsANT-2-bedrm. semi
detached brk., vacant Jan, 10th.
REALToR, cE. 6-4861.
yIERs MILL-renesd homs. M.
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iyins. coiUNTY..wiDE'. a II iiTTII.
SILVER SPRING, nr, Franklin ave.
and Uniy. blyd.-Like-neW brick
.pllt-leyel, 3 bedrms,. 81 baths,
taole.speee kit, sep. din. rm,,
S sai5al w 90 sT R iSS $Ss CO g.
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ALL.BRK. RHNcHHHFI RsS U on WOODED
coGNTYn, es cow guy to ~ WASH asRwA a5d
BAL TO. Prices start at si8, 300
IN Zee. Call R. p HENDERSON
q CO, 301-KE. 1911,
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SHOW OF THE WEEK.

Drama. Hour. Color. "The Forgery"
A dramatization based on the trial in
Holland of Dutch painter and fOrser
Han Van Meeeeren ARTHUR Kennedy.
Arnold Marie co-stars. tRepeatJ
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900 q BONANZA.

Western Color / Hour Look to the
Stars" The story Of the youth Of Albert
Nicholson, who grew up from a Western
frontier town to become the first Amer
lean scientist to win the Nobel Prize.
Doug Lambert stars Repeatl
q OPEN END.
Public Affairs Hours "Sex in the
Arts" Guests: Otto Preminser, Father
Harold Gardiner Claude Dauphin, Mary
Mccarthy and Dr.. Daniel Schneider
David Susskind, host.
q G.E. THEATER.
Drama My Dark Days - Prelude"
Part |. true story Of housewife
Jeanne crain) who joins the commu-
mist Party as an agent for the F6l
tRepeat)
$50 q WHO IN THE WORLD.
Interviews Warren Hull, host
1000 G SHOW OF THE WEEK.
Drama. / Hour. Color. "The Forgery"
A dramatization based on the trial in
Holland of Dutch painter and foreer
Han Van Meeeeren ARTHUR Kennedy.
Arnold Marie co-stars. tRepeat)
q CANDID CAMERA.
Candid interviews. Tom 0'Maley as a
shoe salesman, mislays patrons Shoes
tRepeat)
1870 q LAWMAN.
Western "The Locket." LiIys old friend
Julie Van ZandD arrives in town un-
conscious aboard a drNerfess staeeeoaeh
tRepeat)
q WHATS MY LINE?
Quiz. Guest paneIist: Abe Burrows
HOO q NEWS. SPORTS.
Streeter. Michael.
9 HoLLY\No0D'S FINEST.
LnI.r Ia [ Id,
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SUNDAY ~
Ills N SUNDAY NIcHTER.

Ills Cd SUNDAY NIGHTER.
Movie. Iva Hours. "The Secret Of Con-
Wet Lake" 1851. Glenn Ford. Ethel
Barrymore. Gene Tierney.
11:20 q THE SUNDAY LATE SHOW.
Movie 2 Hours 10 Minis "To Each His
Own" 1916 Olivia de HaviIIand John
lund
11:30 q PLAY OF THE WEEK.
Drama. Hours. THE lceman cometh."
Part |. Eugene oNeiIrs story of people
in a waterfront dive who find escape
in drink and dreams. Jason Robards,
ir.. Myron Mccormick, James Broder-
iek CTremendous performers; a thrill
ing production" BID
l2:45 On INSPIRATION.
Prayer. Various faiths.
@ NENSBEAT.
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at all times that such film
should be kept away from all
magnets, including the one
in your protector speaker. TO
be entirely on the safe side
use a plastic rather than d
metallic reel. This will elm
mate the possibility Of dam
age to the magnetic stripping.
Occasionally it becomes
necessary for film to be re-
juvinated or lacquered. What
about the stripping in such
cases? Never rejuvinate or
lacquer film that has already
been so striped. Always have
this process done first-then
add the stripe for sound.
More Reel Space
You viii find that aftSr
your sound stripe has BEEN
added the film will require
additional reel space, be-
cause, thin as the stripe is,
it will add to the overall
thickness Of the film. So It
is recommended that for q
film Of $50 feet in length
that you use q 400 foot real;
a 800 foot reel for $50 feet
Of striped film; an 800 foot
reel for 720 feet; a 1900 foot
reel for 1,080 feet: a 1900
foot reel for 1,450 and q
1000 foot reel for 1900 feet
of the striped product. 81
It's also nice to know that
you can both see and hear
8mm sound stripe film while
editing. There is a special
scope, resembling q small Tv
picture tube, that is now
available for editing sound
stripe film right on the pro-
jector. This scope, q product
of Hudson Photographic In
dustries, slips into the lens
opening Of the protector I'd
form q motor-driven editor
with sound. ~
ZOom on Stills j.
The use Of zoom lenses
in the field of still photog.
raphy is catching on fast
these days. Sounds crazy
to use a zoom lens on q still
camera? Not so. A zoom lens
makes it easy to fill the en-
tire frome Of your 35mm film
without changing your posl-
ton. And it lets you improve
the composition Of your
picture by varying focal
length until you find the
cropping that seems just right
for the scene that you are
about to shoot. =
But be sure you get the
right product which must
provide a continuously vari-
able focal length range all
lowing an infinite variety Of
in-between settings; keep
the aperture set regardless
Of the focal length you use;
and maintain its focus rea-
sonably well throughout the
entire range Of the lens.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
Silver Spring Boys Club Coin Fair

A benefit Coin Fair spon-
sored by the Montgomery
County Coin Club will be held
Saturday with the entire pro-
ceeds going to the Boys Club
of Silver Spring.
There will be 40 exhibits
from area collections, many
Of them of national award
winning caliber. Included will
be displays of pirate money.
coins of the Bible. Colonial
and Continental currency,
Confederate money and Civil
War tokens, genuine So bills,
and odd and curious money Of
the world.
Sure to be a popular fea-
ture is a booth where mem
bers of the Montgomery Coin
Club will attempt to identify
coins free of charge. There
will be a limit Of five coins
to a person.
Also planned are a general
information booth and seven
dealers tables.
A 25-cent wooded nickel"
Evening star., 1962-05-06
CAMERA
CALENDAR

NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC
SOCIETY, Wednesday, s pm, Ma
tional Museum, Tenth and Con-
stitution avenue NV. Frank B.
Christopher will speak on RUS
sian Salon Photos in the United
States. Mr.. Christopher set up tAe
showing Of American prints In
MoscoW's House Of Friendship last
June. With the receipt Of Russian
prints, both color and monochrome,
these interesting universal Ian
guage% pictures are being shown.
Mr. Christopher will narrate e&<
perienees while abroad. Members
may submit up TO four monochrome
Prints for judging.
DLRA CAMERA CLUB, Tuesday,
6:45 pm, Room 6C-07, Department
OF Labor. Exhibition Of Brady Civil
War photographs from Ansco. Mer1as
bers and guests are invited to bring
3 or 4 slides for discussion.
WASHINGTON FILM SOCIETY,
Thursday and Friday, s:lb pm,
Freer Gallery Of Art, .'Duck Soup"
Heo McCary, 1881, one Of the
widest Of the Marx Brothers
comedies. Primary" (Ricky Leacock,
1900, the Humphrey-Kennedy pri-
;'MusieI Poster Number One" tEen
Lse' ASosl'
Evening star., 1962-05-06
BY A. J. WEDDERBURN
Contributing Writer

More and more movie
makers are becoming inter-
ested in popping up their
shows with sound and so
there are the usual questions
about the magnetic sound
stripping Of amatuer movies.
We will answer the most
commonly asked questions in
today's column.
First, many people want to
know just what magnetic
stripping is. It consists Of
either a liquid or laminate
coating Of magnetic oxide
placed on the movie film, so
the film will record and
transmit sound on a tape
recorder. Where does the
stripe Of sound track" 60
on the film2 The oxide stripe
is placed on the space outside
Evening star., 1962-05-06
CAMERA ANGLES
Magnetic Stripe Adds
Sound to Films

Of the sprocket holes and
does not interfere with the
picture area and, Of course,
doesn't appear on the screen
when the film is run through
the protector.
All Types Film Suited
What types Of film can be
coated with the sound stripe?
All Of them, including black
and white, color. reversal
emulsions, positive and unex-
posed negative. And it makes
no difference whether your
film is 16mm or smm. Either
can be sound striped.
Even your very old films
can be magnetically striped
for sound as long as they are
in good condition. But it is
most important in such cases,
that all spices should be
checked and remade.
What about cleaning film
that has been magnetically
striped? This can be done,
but not with carbon tetra-
chloride. Ask your photo
dealer for one Of the rec
commended film cleaners for
striped film.
Can Be Safely Stored
Magnetic sound striped
films can be safely stored in
metal cans but keep in mind
Evening star., 1962-05-06


great Russians virtuoSity.
With the fullest cooperation
of Kondrashin (he conducted
for Van Cliburn In his Rus
sian success). Richter turns
out what could be expected
of him-a stunning perform
ance.
RICHTER AGAIN: Plays
Prokofieff's Sonata No. 8,
Haydn's Sonata No. A,
Chopin's Ballade No. 3 and
DebusSy Preludes (DeutSche
Grammophon). Outstanding
examples Of Richter's solo
playing are found here in
abundance. The giant Of q
man plays with the tenderest
delicacy or thunders like
Thor, all in the loftieSt of
musical taste. He viii make
you like Prokofieff as you
never have before. Perhaps
his best solo record.
r. & G. CASADESUS:
Who is better qualified for
French music than Robert
CaSadesus? With his wife,
Gaby, he plays Debussy's
Petite Suite, Chabrier's Three
Romantic Waltzes, Satie's
Three Pieces in the Form of
a Pear and Faure's Dolly
Suite (Columbia). It all is
most charming-light, saucy
music done in the most re-
fined manner by these two
sterling artists.
GEZA ANDA: The gifted
Hungarian reaches new
heights with performances of
Mozart's Piano Concertos
No. II in @ major, K. 453
and No. 81 in c major, K.
ACT - (Deutsche Grammo-
phon). These are stylistically
formed. spirited perform
ances with Anda also con-
Quoting the Salzburg Mo-
zartum Orchestra. The
sparkling pianism is backed
up by glistening sound from
piano and orchestra alike.
FRIEDRICH G U L d A:
Plays Mozart's Piano Con-
certo in G major, K. 453 and
Beethoven's Piano Concerto
No. 2 in B flat, opus 10
Vanguard. 1t is unusual to
find two Of the Mozart G
majors released simultane-
ously, but 1t has been q
somewhat neglected gem.
Gulda has been compared
with the late Walter GieSe-
king, and for good reason. He
is a sensitive artist who
shades and tints beautifully.
The conductor is Paul An
gerer with the Gulda Or
chestra.
ANDOR FOLDES: Plays
Bach's Chromatic Fantasy
and Fugue In D minor. Bee
thoven's Sonata in M major,
four Brahms Waltzes, Liszt'S
Mephisto Waltz, and works
of De Falla, Debussy, Pau
lenc and Chopin (DeutSche
Grammophon). Here is an
other thoroughly satisfying
recital by a fine craftsmen.
Foldes has the technical skill
and musicianship to take
these many idioms In stride.
ERNEST BLOCH: Con-
certo for Violin and Orches-
ira = CVanguard) - For a
change Of pace, try this sell
dom-heard string concerto
vividly played by Roman
Totenberg and the Vienna
State Opera Orchestra con-
Quoted by Vladimir Golsch-
mann. Hear this romantic,
moving work once. twice,
thrice. 1t will stand UP
Evening star., 1962-05-06

conducts the Bavarian Or
chestra. The piano concerto
is soundly played by Gerty
Herzog and the Berlin Radio
Symphony, FricSay conduct
ing, and is pleasant If not
cerebral listening. The spar
ingly orchestrated Black
bird" Is sung well by Tenor
Ernest Haefliger to the poems
of Wallace Stevens.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
Netherlands Folders

The Netherlands Postal
Service provides illustrated
folders announcing new is
sues free Of charge to collec-
tors. Requests may be sent to
Philatelic Service Of the
Netherlands PIT, IL Korte-
naerkade, The Hague, Meth
erlands.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
RECORD REVIEW
Here'so Fresh List
OF Fine Piano Disks
By HERMAN sCHADEN
star Record Critic

Take assortment some Of the finest panists alive
mix them with dazzling repertory and have collection
of new records worth consideration
Without further ado have look at this group represent
ing Sviatoslav Richter Robert and Gaby Casadesus eza
Anda Friedrich Guda and Andor Foldes addition to
other disks Of high merit:
SvIATOSLAv RICHTER: Plays Lszt Concertos Nos
and with the London Symphony Kyrn Kondrashin con-
Quoting (Phipsl. This is further proof needed Of the
Evening star., 1962-05-06

against the best Of the genre.
Also on disk: Bartok's Rhap-
sody No. for Violin and Or
cheStra.
PHILAD ELPHIA Or
CHESTRA: Here is q special
2-record album of oh, so
many Of the pieces this great
orchestra helped to popular
ize with what the jacket
blurh rightly calls its mag
nificent sound" Columbia is
peddling the album for the
announced price Of 1898
(stereo) and you just can't
pass it up.
RICHARD WAGNER: The
Pittsburgh Symphony, VIII
liam Steinberg conducting,
plays excerpts from The Ring
Magic Fire Music, Ride Of
the ValkyrieS, Entry Of the
Gods into Valhalla, Sieg-
fried's Rhine Journey and
Funeral (CommanO
Another splendid product
by these forces. Again Com
mand proves its claim to ex-
cellence Of sound in the
clear-cut fabric Of the music.
But credit also goes to the
mastery Of Steinberg and his
orchestra.
JOHANNES BRAHMS:
Clarinet Quintet: WAGNER;
Adagio for Clarinet and
String Quintet, by members
Of Vienna Octet-Uondon)
One Of Brahms best-loved
compositions receives one Of
its grandeSt treatments on
record. The Viennese know
how to do this with more
flair and flavor than any
one, and the little Wagner
bon-bon Is q delightful
bonus.
j. s. BACH: Six French
Suites as played by Thurston
Dart on the clayichord-
G'OiSeau Lyre)-Dart is q
fine musician who knows the
subject so well he also writes
about it. The charm Of these
pieces is found In the sell
dom-used clavichord, an in
strurnent Dart himself says
is softer than the lutte or
guitar, and registers a lovely
tone.
RENATA TARRAGO: Plays
Concerto de Castillo for gui-
tar and orchestra by Torroba
with the Madrid Orchestra;
also q full side of solo guitar
music - (Columbia) There
always seems to be one more
good glIitariSt we hadn't
heard Of. So it is with Miss
Tarrago, whoR has to be
classed with the very best.
The concerto by the modern
Spanish writer is delightful
all the way, and so is the
guitarist's recital of solo
music. gs
WERNER EGK: Quattro
Canzoni; Won EINEM; Piano
Concerto opus 20: BLACHER:
Thirteen Ways Of Looking at
q Blackbird-De eutsche
Grammophon) - This Is a
cluster Of modern Germanic
works. interesting for that
reason If nothing else. Egk's
four songs feature Irmgard
Seefried and Egk himself
Evening star., 1962-05-06

The Coin Fair will be open
from 10 am. to 10 pm. Sat-
urday in the Silver Spring
Boys Club Building. 1900
Forest Glenn road.
Evening star., 1962-05-06

An ancient statue of a SOL
dier from the Marathon
tomb provides the design
for this Greek stamp, one
Of a set Of four issued
Thursday for the NATO
Ministers Council held last
week in Athens.
to be issued May 20 at Bea-
trice, Nebraska.
Although five more COM
memoratives, the Girl Scouts,
Senator Mcmahon, Sam Ray
burn. Apprenticeship and Dag
Hammarskjold issues, have
been announced for 1862, un-
certainty about passage OF
postal rate increase legisla-
ton has made it impossible
to provide complete first day
information on any sched-
uled after July 1.
80 -
New Issues
SWTTZERLAND-The Pro
Patria National Day semi
postals will be issued as usual
on June this year, Wood
ward & Lothrop reports.
Evening star., 1962-05-06

Geneva $50 years ago this
year.
The extra charge on the
stamps will go to the Ma
tional Day Collection, to be
used this year chiefly for
homes for the aged.
DENMARK-A 30-plus-10-
ore semipostal with the extra
charge going to the national
subscription for aid to un-
derdeVeloped countries will
be issued May "a.
Evening star., 1962-05-06

has been prepared as a SOU
venir Of the occasion. The ad-
mission charge is so cents for
adults and rs cents for stu
dents.
Evening star., 1962-05-06

Old Swiss coins provide the
designs for four of the set in
a new fine arts and useful
arts" series. The fifth pic
lures Jean Jacques Rousseau
Q7l2-1778, the French phi
losopher and author born in