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SILVER SPRING, slb,46o

SILVER SPRING, sl5,46o
OPEN SUN. a-b
1880 Caroline Ave.
Lovely. modern 2-hedrm.. detached
brick rambler, features Include
fully equipped kit. an, rm.. auto.
gas heat, new paneled den, and
many extras. on large lot Only
$500 down and So7 80 per month.
OF contract considered. Trade.
s;. Out 4sSt fTlssYis o Ps.ntS Td 70 70 sreaE caf
oline. Tight on Caroline ave. to
,r.- II5soyD IEILoyD e. DAvIs x;!2 CO, ,,,.,v-
20li X 81. NV. MA SsO362
And Ewes. Ju. $500
SILVER sPRING-June occupancy.
Immsc. air-eond;. 3-bedrm. brick
ramb. with beaut. fin. bsmt. and
HE. l.2266.
SILVER sPRING-Beauty. 4-bed-
S School SOssn is.. iP'i ri loan. 'iss ioa SIn: an.
or rent option. COUNTY WIDE
REALTY, g4e-lg01.
SILVER SPRlNO-CENTER HALL,
3-bedrm.. ,1h-bath brick rambler
with porch and garage. Daylight
bsmt, rec. rm.. extra bedrm.. u
bath. Close TO all eonyenienees.
Reduced for quick sale. little cash
or trade JAMES 1. DIXON a
GO, GO, EfisitSrsi 'iii Sissds Ek' s-72Oo' SUM-
SILVER sPRING-Largs Z-bsdrm.
Colonial, near new new seityaS. lge.'
TAKoMA REALTY jU. $1,000
SILVER sPRING, Montgomery Hills
Ice. Wooded @ iot' Anchor fenced,
many extras. BY OWNER Sis,:
200. OPEN SAT. SUN. go Pm.
JU. 8-2636.
SILVER sPRING-Brick Colonial,
3 bedrnis.. full bsmt., garage. h.-w.
heat, wall-to.wail carpet, new
elec. range and reigr. Lee. corner
lot. close TO schools. FHA approved.
S11.250. JU., S.40h2. after noon
Sill. sP0., SIe,95O - 3-bedroom,
lh-bath brick rambler with
LI,ge. stoeksds;feneed I'd, With trees;
SILVER sPRING-June occupancy.
Immaculate air-cond. 3-bedrn.
brick rambler with beautifully
Alniblto ubHb. anu MANY tAtT9b.
Assume 4hsH loan. HE, 4-2266.
SILVER sPRING-By OWNER, g.
9sdfm T.D,d 'plit;lsys brick I'M PA HOE a.
iOi2 Carson 81.
sty.s HtIT.s SrsSG srIei s.D.Sg% TSSdPSSs 9S%SI:T
2 baths Zone in finished rec. rm.),
spacious liv. rm.. din. rra.. kit, all
on 1Sk H., WV. carpet, neat and
clean. Nr. schools. Only S22 300.
Good buyl To see call Mrs. crAver,
WO. 6.6p66. A PAUL J, MILLER
EXCLUSIVE.
SILVER SPRING, Carroll Knoiis-
Brk. ramb. b.rt 2 baths, lge.
scr. porch, firepi,. fin. bsmt..
fenced landscaped lot. cony.. pub.
e1niPo o.il %. FSsj s.64Ss: 4SSsssuD. rHA siS'oOo'
SILVER SPRING
ARqYLE PARK-.4-bsdrm. 2-bath
cious rooms. wooded lot, S24.e5O.
SEVEN OAKS - . bedrmS.. Ia
baths. brick Colonial. Den, lsun-
Sn:,,,nn Sry ET,.. sep; Spain. din. rm.' cloSs-in
LOWELL E. HENDRICK
Real Estate
$50 Bonifant st. Phone 6es-0447
SPENCERyILLE AREA, l2h acres.
sub-diyision potential. BTk. house.
ASHTON RLTY. Co, EV. 4.l743.
sPRNGFIELD, S32. .950-3 bedTm.,
2.bath brick rambler. screamed
porch full basement, -garaEe. KE.
7-l370. Eyes, OIL. 2-3207.
STUART & MAURY. INC. Realtors
1907 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
ST. CAMTLLUS-No paint needed
on alum. Cape Cod Wa bedrms..
rn,. Sis.95O. Cali bss-7sT7.
D. L. BARNARD
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ANDRIS

s02l Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-a07O
BETHESDA, BRADLEY BLVD.
AREA-Brick Cape Cod. 3 bedrms
plus paneled den, . baths. large,
treed fenced lot. Open week end
624O Valley, 365-6656,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-E.W.
SPRING VALLEY

SPRING VALLEY
Impressive red brick colonial. with
very large rooms. fireplaees,
1St floor library and powder room.
5 huge bedrooms, 2 baths on 2ne
floor; finished rec. rm.. screened
porch, delightful patio. Tremen-
dous lot. Beautifully handicapped.
Appointment only. Ewes, Mrs.
Sutton, KE. 7-0305.
W. C. a A. n MILLER DIV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
EM. 2-4464 REALTORS
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Q rooms, 2 baths. porches, garage;
Handicapped
WALTER A. BROWN

lO0Z.
CHEVY CHASE = 8 b.r.s, study
year-round encl. porch. daylight
game rm., Rosemary School area
Avail. June [. SOB per mo.
CITIZENS REALTY
OIL. 4-7929 OIL. 2-3663
COLEsVILLE, MD.-2-bedrm. brick
rambler. on 2 acres, real privacy,
but conv. to everything. S15O mo,
Dial 301-AL. 7-2422.
COUNTRY ESTATE, As acres. 90
mi. from Pentagon, stables, barns,
4 bedrms., 2 baths, rec. rm.,
firepls. l patio, l porch. $175
per mo. CR. 1856.
FALLS CHURCH. Avail. June IS.
Sept. 15- bedrms.. bsmt., ali
cond., TV Hi-Fi, lawn furn., etc.
$3.50 mo, JE. 3-3736 ewes. wknds
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. ram.
bier. bsmt.. rec. rm., fenced I'd:
near school. S145. JE. ESTES
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HOUSES FURN. TO RENT

ALEX.-Brk. end row, SI29 mo
Mod. 2-bedrm., air-cond., washer,
I'd. Conv. SO. 8-4424, TIE. 6-5S2S,
BEAUT. COR. TOWN HOUSE, 9
rentable apts.. 18th and Kenyon
sts. NV. Cow. bus, stores. CO.
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BlIilder'S ClOSe-OlIt

Builders CloSe-Out
SILVER SPRING, sensa tional value
on this all brick split foyer ram
bier. FULLY AIR cOND.l 4 twin
sized bedrms., 2h baths, de luxe
0E kit. lots Of table space. dish
washer. lge. liv. rniy sep. din, rm.,
&c; ser. .sa perch; eao lss' fully 'odded level
I. L. LEWIS 949-4330
BURNT MILLS VMLAGE-center-
hall rambler, entirely. different.
Exclusive area Of higher priced
homes. 8 bedrmS.,. 2 baths. 16x25
family rr1., large liy. rni., din. fni.,
dryer, Lot 70x230 backs onto park
GRAHAM Co, %. 6.60l0
BURNT MILLS = New 5-bedrm.
lily rm. kit. comb, garage, small
terrace. Reduced to $3.50, 3d.
900 cash. 4-cornefs, MOL, White
Oak Area. Call e22.0346.
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE - Large
custom rambler, 3 large bedrooms,
2 baths. out-of-ground recreation
room, den. garage. exceptional
home. 0RAY-KE5SINoER & CO.,
INC, JU. B-Al00.
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BETHESDA, wYNGATE-Brk. Col.
4 Ice. bedrmS., 2h baths, lge
family rm., liv. rm. w/frpl.; full.
size din. rnl., on dead-end st. Close
sehls. Mid-2Os. owner. 365- 1865.
BIG FAMILY-"FIVE' bedrm. brk
2 full baths, sep. din. rIi., h.-w h,
lge. fenced lot. near schools. 500
dn: FHA. 500 per mo. Price
EXCLUSIVE WITH TRACER
TRACER ASSOCIATES. JU. $4,000
BIT OF OLD WORLD CHARM-A
lovely studio -bedrm. uses entire
End floor. Of this brick bungalow,
LIST floor has nving. rn, with fire
place. dining rTi., kitchen. 2 nice
bedrms. and bath. Full tiled base
ment with bath, perfect condition.
Beautiful planted corner lot with
truly a cnSrmer. $SS,S6O.
LOWELL E. HENDRICK
Real Estate
$50 Bonifant st. Phone bee.0447
BRIGGS CHANEY AREA---De luxe
rambler on u acre. 3-bedrm. brk, >,
2 baths, large modern kit, full
bsmt., large finished rec. fm., air
eond.. hot-water heat, eoneourSe
and other extras S2b.gp0. BY
appt. only, MCINTOSH CO., RE-
ALTOR. JU, b-7b33.
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SILVER sPRING-Brick Colonial,
3 bedrns.. full bsmt., garage. h.-w.
heat, wall-to.wail carpet, new
elec. range and Lefsr; Lse. corner
St6.250. JU. S-46S3, after noon
Saturday and Dunday.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-M.W.

BARNABY WOODs-For sale by
owner, unusual English manor, 4
bedrms., baths, sunken liv. rm.,
sep. din. rm., 2 kitchens, screened
porch, sun deck, garage, large
fenced yard. Mid 30s. 6104 Goth
st. NV. EN-. 3-1S4S.
BY OWNER-De luxe custom built
rambler. large rooms, eft. CELL
ings throughout. Choice NV. To-
cation. Convenient 70 transp.,
ter. NV. Phone KE. 7-0se5.
CHEVY CHASE. d. c.. S2I,950-
Sparkling sSad Thits erk i.s 2;tory .,.5 &C.
bath, screened porch. garage and
full basement. KE. 7-1370, ewes
STUART l. MAURY. INC, Realtors
5207 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

LADY and 2 teenage daughters
desire 2-bedrm apt in D. q. Will
pay By week. 5sS-4I26.
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SILVER SPRING, Carroll Knolls-
Brk. ramb. 3 b.r., 2 baths, ise.
scr. porch, firspi.. fin. bsmt :.
fenced handicapped lot. cow. pub.
transp. Nov. oecup. FHA Sl8,600.
Call 10. 5-O42s,
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FAMILY OF FoUR seeks sensibly
priced unfurn. 3-bedrm. house
with yard In NV. Call Ii. 4-450s.
TRADE ASSOC. OFFICIAL in need
of 4-bedrm., 3-bath and rec. rn1..
unfurn. home. with 3 TO 5 VI.
I Ar in0 Loreum opsuTa lane sen1s area. For For
immed. possession. ia. 7-7256.
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ANDRIS

so21 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-s07O
BETHESDA bradley Blvd. Area)-
Close in. Unusually spaeiols q
year-old 3-bedrm. brick split
lsSfl FRaLLY YIN kTsSoSp TsnS s5tr'' custom eES,
kitchen with bay window break
fast rm.. 8 baths, den and hand
some family rrn. S37,500.
ANDRIs REALTY, OL.2-9070 It'll q
BETHESDA GARRETT PARK
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SILVER sFRiNG-June occupancy.
Immaculate air-cond. 3-bedrm.
brick rambler with beautifully
finished bsnit. and many extras.
Assume 4hsfs loan. HE. 4-2366.
SILVER sPRING--By OWNER. g.
bedrm.- Split-level brick. FILA ap-
praised. Sl6.b00, JU. 7-b9s3.
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POTOMAC

PICTURESQUE estate on ~ acres
ModernlEed farmhouse with biz
baths. family-sise kitchen, Stables
pasture. mirror lake stocked with
fish: owner sacrifieinE. Ewes. Mr.
". 'e' Z. q a 4. N. Mill MILLER pEv. co
LIST YOUR HONE WITH Us
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SILVER SPRINC

O1Lt6n Or Fn1N0
ARGYLE PARK-4-bedrm. 2-bath
brick Colonial. den, porch, spa
cious rooms. wooded lot. S24 1850.
SEVEN OAKS - . bedrmS.. Ia
baths. brick Colonial. Den. laun-
location: HIs tsa: ssf.a5o. ss Stn' fm'' 'i0'e-in
LOWELL z HENnRICK
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SIIVEh SIhINU! WooumOot =
Ass, Atss.;ss @ brick; u s;SsdSrn ,S:.S!S -. rambler
spacious Ilv. rm., din. rm., kit, ali
on 1st H., Wv. carpet. neat and
clean. Nr. schools. Only so, 300.
Good buyl To see call Mrs. crAyer,
Wo. 6.sg66. A PAUL J. MILLER
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602l Wisconsin Ave. AL. 2-g070
BETHESDA-Just reduced TO S24,.
g60, for immed. sale. New Eng
On anS suss shay n .t1.: scTs ne. :'sGs S.G
kit., HOT WATER HEAT, ii s excel.
financing available. SAMUEL Z.
BOGLEY OF Nd INC. OIL. g.
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HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT
fSnITIkuIEnN

FALLS CHURCH AREA; on Lees.
burg pike-2-acre estate with lge
4issdTm'; i1s TT Fapath sG !, SoTntTy ,In r hGme 161
NAL din. rm., huge kit, beautiful
trees and shrubbery. Ideal for lge
family and perfect for indoor and
outdoor entertaining. Avail. june
is. S175 mo. Call BENOIT q AL
VAREZ paaifnrS KT Q-RR7T
Evening star., 1962-05-19

OPEN SUN. a-b
1880 Caroline Ave.
Lovely. modern 2-bedrm., detached
brick rambler, features include
fully equipped kit, an, rn.. auto.
gas heat, new paneled den, and
many extras. on large lot Only
$500 down and So7 so per month
OF contract considered. Trade
DIR: Out Colesville rd. to Prank
oiine. rieht on Caroline ave. ts
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QUAINT AcREs-5spaeiGgs r1mblel
s.pIrss. SH l.eEs dnnT sys r lot ,i4S. Ly,nf f.m; MI
rri'. 3 bedfms.. baths. ali on;
Level. gear garage. Custom built
Tor present owner. In excellent
condition. Priced in low 40s, with
good financing available. Seer
any time by appointment. Cal
Mr.. Daniels. AID. 2.4lU0. Ewes
and week ends, TU. 3.05o3
N. PAtI HANNAH, L.IS Z. = RsaitOf Z,
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SIMMONS PROPERTIES
2IOI o St. NV. DE. 2-56eO
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Takoma Park. S14.850

Continued on Next PaEe1
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ROLLINGWOOc
32l5 LELAND ST.

OPEN BUN, 2 TO 3
Picturesque Story-book rambler
situated on q beautiful lot nestled
amongst towering trees. Immacu.
late and taStefully deeorated; Idea
Tor q couple or small family. z
SfiIrspi. sDaeioas ea liV.din: .dfIt0 room Sal
opening onto rear screened porch
terrace and pvt. gardens. Garage
An outstanding buy At S37. 800.
Please call Mrs. Wiedenmayer
XO. 6.pll7.
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oLENMoNT-Imnac. 2-bedrm
rambler on level fenced lot. FuliI
equip. kit. extra bedrm. or den
plus rec. Tm. In bSmt. Only S13,.
$50, $3.50 dn. FHA, approx. $9t
per mo. pays off. OF terms avail
S;skfsN S;;sstk1fss or M. 6-oS22' MR.
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FOREST GLEN
DIPLOMAT RECALLED
Immediate possession - Charming
brick rambler. Q bedrms.. 3 fun
baths. Ice, fin. rec. rm.. all-elec.
JOLLES & JOLLES CO.
DI. 7-4244 Ewes. VIII. 2-S47p
GARRETT FORREsT - 3.6edrm..
1h-bath tri-level with family room
and rear screened porch, assume
large 4hSSo SSohaEH; lSaa; s33'6S0li, IA SNl,a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-19

Rubinstein was in Consti-
tuition Hall yesterday afternoon
with an all Chopin program,
and musical Washington turned
out in full force to hear the
master.
Not only was every seat In
the house taken, the stage it
self was damned with overflow
audience. Despite nearly two
hours Of Chopin, everyone was
still 10th to let Rubinstein go,
and he added the c sharp
minor Waltz and the A fiat
Polonaise to his printed list
after q heartfelt and genuine
standing ovation.
The great pianist. who Is
the youngest septuagenarian
you have ever seen, is q re-
markable phenomenon. His en-
durance alone Is an astonishing
thing-he has more energy
than most artists o third his
age-but when that is added
to the distinctive, regal, aristo-
cratic Rubinstein sound, you
have something which Is nearly
beyond the power Of words to
describe.
There is an almost tangible
feeling of direct communities
ton about Q Rubinstein per-
Torrance. Other pianists may
excel him in technical eXacti-
tude, in the ability to mould q
phrase, in thunder and light
ming, but none is his superior
in projecting the essence and
inner meaning Of that music
for which he has . particular
affinity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-19
NEWS or MUSIC
Rubinstein Is Given
A Genuine Ovation

And, of course, Chopin is
music for which Rubinstein has
an especially particular affinity.
Yesterdays recital was o
typically Rubinstein affair In
the rapport the artist immedi-
ately established with his army
Of listeners. The rather in
frequently performed Op. 81
Polonaise and the q flat I'm
promptu found him at the top
Of his form, and the early part
of the program held perhaps
the afternoons most poetic
moments.
With the B flat minor So
rata. however. I got the dis
tinct impression that things
were not quite up to the Ru-
binstein par, and after the in
PERMISSION I am afraid I found
little by way Of inspiration in
his performances.
Lack Of Communication
I am not referring to the
great liberties this artist takes
with the printed notes-there is
almost always more than a
touch Of Rubinstein in one of
his Chopin readings. and this is
In many ways part Of the secret
of its magic. The disappoint-
ment came. rather In o Surpris-
ing failure Of communication.
Even though I did not feel
that the entire recital was
Rubinstein at his most inspired,
1t was still Rubinstein and as
such, 1t was q rewarding and
educational afternoon.
Quite . bit Of interest was
centered around the c sharp
minor Fantaisie Impromptu,
which Rubinstein played in
what was called in the printed
program an authentic ver-
SION" This was based on q
manuscript acquired by the
pianist during the summer of
1860 which differs from the
version usually found in print.
I followed the reading with
score In hand, and found the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-19

Ronald Turini received q re-
sounding ovation for his stun
ming performance Of Liszt's
18th Hungarian Rhapsody.
which closed his National Art
Gallery recital last night.
This brilliant young Canadi-
an pianist has picked up an i'm
pressive list Of honors. He 10
publicized as the only pupil OF
Vladimir Horowitz; he won the
Busoni competition and the
Geneva competition In 1859;
he won the Queen Elisabeth of
Belgium Concours in May. 1860:
and he played O. program Of
weary. wrinkled, battered war
horses OF the National Gallery
of Art.
I must say that he plays
brilliantly. He ID; on his way
to- . commanding position as
a virtuoso OF the old school,
complete with shattering &C.
tayes, pearly runs, tattered
passions, and all the reyt. Be-
fsides this, he has . good. mind
and . strong sense Of structure.
He can hold his fire and iinder-
}plAy part Of o work to. make
the climax more impressive.
But Scarlatti should be
played as music; not @as 1
polite gesture to the past. The
tHindemith sonata yethe only
piece on the program Dc new
as air rnail) is better II played
less Economically and with less
luscious pedaiing. AL the COM
posers played have written bet
ter music, possibly with less
glitter, but with more Of d
challenge to the musicianship
Of the performer.
I deeply admire this young
mans accomplishments and his
present stature Is q pianist. I
also think it is time for him
to take stock Of himself and to
begin to seek In music, in art,
and in life for greater vision
and for more profound truth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-19

Sunday afternoon, beamist
with promises of spring. was an
ideal day for many things, but
not, necessarily for chamber
music. The audience at Lisnel
for this excellent program
amounted to scarcely more
than a corporal's guard, but
they made up in enthusiasm fol
their lack of numbers.
These four men have played
together long enough, first
as the American University
Quartet, and latterly as thu
resident quartet Of CIV, thai
they achieve an unstrained east
in whatever they perform. They
ALSO have q refreshing addic.
ton to un-stereotyped roper
toire, with Q leaning toware
music Of our own time.
The group was ct its best ir
William Schuman'S Secone
quartet. There was little In thu
way Of excitement in their dis.
closure Of any Of the work.
well-crafted three movements
but 1t was solid and persuasive
playing all the Way. In thu
second movement, a passa.
caglia, there was eloquenCe
and the abrupt ending Of tn,
concluding fugue was yer!
neatly done.
The Martini trio on Czect
folk tunes, played by the tw,
violins and viola, had man!
moments Of interest. It hels
together as q total work de-
spite its inherently episode
quality through three move
ments. The rhythmic peculi'
arities and occasional thrust!
Of wild harmonieS were given ,
rather gentlemanly Treatment
on the whole; a little bow.
whipping once in a Will,
would not have been out o.
place.
The adagio Of the Haydn
quartet was played with grea'
feeling and polish. It hae
about it . strength and sweet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-19
BY IRVING LOwENS
star Music Critic

ssI Asss' a sS:'a,si: Ss!ii' s:H;:!;
s. sf;'i ass.s ssSss,,e'' .s s' g. 81
o minor, Op. 20; Etide p A flat,
g. g. Ne NJ. H. Il f EsSS. Il q miner miner
81. SS, No. s: fanfsisie impromptu
10 G sharp minor (Authsntic yer.
sionl. @. 90; seherEo In b flat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-19
SuttIer to Speak

Inspector Bernard M. Suttler
Of the Federal Bureau Of In
vestigation viii address the
Women's Association Of Ma
tional Presbyterian Church ct
II a,m. Wednesday In the
church hall, Eighteenth street
and Connecticut avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-19

light variations quite fascinat-
ing and, for the. most part,
seeming improvements. I ex-
pect that the version based
on the Rubinstein manuscript
will surely be published in the
near future 50 that pianists and
music lovers viii have an OPP
portunity to study the handi-
work Of the Polish composer in
detail. 49,. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-19
STRING QUARTET
IS EXCELLENT
BY JOHN HASKnNS
Contributing Critic

George washington University
String Quartet (0eorge Steiner,
Donald Radding, violins; Richard
Parnas. viola: Morris Kirshbeum.
cello). At Lisner Auditorium. Pro-
gram: Sonata Quatro in q. Tartini
Quartet in e: op. 81 No: 2, HAYDN;
Tunes. Martini; Quartet No. 2,
Schuman: Quartet In A Minor. Op.
10, Mendelssohn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-19
GIee Club Dute

The .50-voice University of
Rochester Mems Glee Club will
sing ct 8 pm. next Monday
at Rylsnd Methodist Church,
Branch avenue and 8 street Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-19

ness that was very satisfying,
and completely, in character.
This concert. sparsely at
tended though 1t was, provides
another bit Of evidence to the
m assive Recommendation Of
Washington's rich musical re-
sources.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-19
PIANIST TURINI
IS BRILLIANT
BY WENDELL MARGRAvE
Contributing critic

Ronald Turini. piano. AT the
scnatas in e. c, and A minor.
81, Beethoven; Barcarolie, opus go,
Chopin; scherzo. in G Sharp Minor.
fRns EsSSe in e e SHARP Nj Minor.
opus AZ. No. s. Scriebin: Etude in
d Fiat, I'm sospiro. List; Hun
garian Rhapsody No. IL. Lisst.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-04
.SA Dedicates Clinic
At Booth Memorial

given emergency dental care to
clients of Booth Memorial Hos
pital. DR.. Hafiz Abood will also
be working with DR.. Shapero.
Advisory Council Present
In the audience were repre-
sentatives of the Booth Mem.
orial Advisory Council. The Sal
vation Army Greater Cleveland
Advisory Board, and Women's
Auxiliary.
Kenneth Wickham, executive
secretary of the Children's
Council of the Welfare Fedora
ton. represented community or
ganizations. Booth Hospital Wo-
mems Auxiliary and Volunteers
acted as hostesses and Tour
Guides for the Open House and
Tea which followed the pro-
gram.
The Colored Women's Coun-
Gil associated with the Booth
Talbert Clinic will assist in
helping finance the operating
expenses Of the Clinic during
the ensuing year.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-04
"OkIohomu"
Comes Here

"The Vocalaires of Willowick, "
under the direction of Mrs. Will
liam B. Martin will present the
Broadway Musical "Oklahoma"
by Rogers and Hammerstein on
Oct. 10Th and Goth at Will
loughby Junior High School.
Appearing as Curly, the ro-
matte leading man, is Reginald
Ball, 1905 Vassar, whose ex-
perience has been widespread
throughout Cleveland as we'll as
national tours.
Playing opposite Ball is Mrs.
William Gutbrod as Laurey, the
young female romantic interest.
Her experience includes such
shows as Merry Widow and
Fanny.
Other involved in unveiling of
the plot Of Oklahoma are Marcia
Maxwell, Aunt Eller; Margaret
kroger, Ado Annie; George
Schaeffer, Will Parker; Carl
Lantz, Ali Hakim; and Robert
Kappel, as the Troublesome
Jud.
The musical accompaniment
is under the direction of Regi-
nald Resnik, who is head of the
music department at Shore
Junior High School, in Euclid.
Curtain time: $3.50 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-04

The Congress has voted to
give standby authority for the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-10-04
Report from Washington -.
Lawmakers "High-Pressure>
Mass-Produetion" Stage Here

President to call up maximum
of 10000 men from the Ready
Reserves after Congress ad-
journs, should the international
situation warrant such action.
The adoption of this resolu-
ton should be another reminder
to those hostile to us that we
are united, and are determined
to protect our interests, and
that the President will be fully
supported in the actions he takes
as our Commander-in- Chief.
The legislation specifically
provides that those who were
modified in last years Gallup
will not be called upon this time.
Those Reservists who were in
voluntarily retained in service
past their expected discharge
date will not be involved in any
new Gallup either.
Discuss Authority
! am sure many of you
have shared for some time my
anxiety over our National
Security Agency especially
since 1860 when two en-
ployees-Martin and Mitchell
disappeared only to re-
appear in the Soviet Union.
The Committee on I'm
American Activities went into
this matter thoroughly and as
a result the House has passed
a bill CHR. 12OS2) to prevent
any such reOccurrences.
The bill provides that EN-
ployees of this sensitive secu-
rity agency may not he
granted access to secret
code com mmunication opera
tons without a full field in
vestigation by the F.B.I.
It also gives authority to (
the Agency head to discharge
employees without appeal If |
the national interest requires
such action. This is authority
similar to that already given
the head Of the Atomic Energy /
Commission.
Lauds Business Women
'Leadership-A Dimension in
Democracy" is the symbol Of
Business Women's
Week, Oct. 7th through 18th.
This is the time to rec
ognize all career women and
the contributions they make to
our nation, our state, and our
community.
National Business Women's
week is sponsored by the Ma
tional Federation of Business
and Professional Women's Clubs
and its 175,000 members.
My congratulations to this
fine organization.