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Iranian Hopes For

WASHINGTON," Nov. — High-ranking American officials saw no ‘prospect today that the United States . could meet Iran's urgent request for a $120 million loan to bolster ‘its economy. < "-A loan that size, ‘they said, could be provided only by Congress, which will not return to work until January, Without Congressional action, they said, the government does not have enough

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million a month for the next year to help meet its current operating expenses. Iranian Premier Mohammed

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that he had requested a loan: on the strength of American promises to give Iran economic aid. Mr. Mossadegh did not specify any amount, but an Iranian spokesman said his country needed $120 million.

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By Henry Butler | The New Music String Quartet last night played a bril-|

LAFAYETTE, Nov. 15—Cattle- liant opening concert for the Ensemble Music Society’s| 1951-52 season in World War Memorial. 1 As if sparking a series of programs that seem a bit

men gather at Purdue University tomorrow their annual . fall meeting will- hear about plans for future research in feeding meat animals, : Drs. W. M. Beeson and T. W: Perry, Anmal Husbandry Department, will outline plans for popcorn cobs and cottonseed hulls,

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less stodgy than the Ensemble Society usually has asked for, the quartet introduced one fairly modern work, Roy Harris’ Three Variations on a Theme for String Quartet (1933). * For Mr. Harris and for 1933, it's a rather neat blend of conservative principles with modern ideas. The full effect of the nice writing in it probably wouldn't percolate through most of our minds without frequent repetition.

Seek Modern Music

Considering the date of the composition, that indicates Iserious cultural lag —more serious in music than in other arts where chicness and connoisseurship count for more. “uriously enough, there's a demand for modern music — for material not {m= mediately obvious—on the part of the great public. Supply and demand never get together on the same plane of seriousness.

Mr. Harris’ 1933 writing 1or string quartet is good stuff, but astringent for first hearing. People like some astringency, as witness their packing the "Murat twice for George Shearing last Thursday. The gap between Roy Harris and George Shearing is not so (tremendous as might be assumed. If people had enough opportunity to hear something like Mr. Harris’ Three Variations

more. often, they'd get to like it.|

Even Mr. Shearing would admit Mr. Harris has something comparatively terrific in the way of ideas.

Sponsored Contests

Fortunately, the Ensemble Music Society and their guest artists for the past couple of seasons have done substantial things to increase interest in chamber music and build a young audience. The society has sponsored ensemble contests in the schools, under the general supervision of Ralph Wright, music director of the school system. This year, the society has gone farther. With admirable co-opera-

tion from Broadus Erie and Mathew Raimondi, violinist; Walter Trampler, violist, and

Claus Adam, cellist, the society { has scheduled four high school concerts by the New Music String Quartet, There were concerts

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