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)JORFER, 31 ices at Shirn Chapel at rial, Memo-

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usand fedthat their 's, must be take-home

ired an avermployees on e past year? e than 1200 ly quit their . +. That the 1t’s greatest bor with unning several in the Army That 46 per 11 employees all male em5? +... That government or cause dur- « « That the has an even federal em)epartment 20 ans Adminis-

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cuts in their

the start of it year next

s asked all

estimates of recently-voted lar) pay raise 15—estimates itted to Conorm of a relemental ap-

as told non-

timates must n to “absorb” of the pay ther words, in personnel, er appropria-

o will be re- ~ the cost of 1in-grade pro2 or T8-week es who mainrk records. st base their sumption that annual leave s into effect hat the averork six more in the past.

mmission has ral employees, kers, on reguwill ‘earn anasis when the e system goes

h less than ned military will get one t for each 20

1 three to 15 hour's leave ours of work. ith more than will get one ach 10 hours

2d that where ut the length past military e, this “doubt ply by having ear to a new epared, to be ment of prior y service,”

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SUNDAY, DRC toW: .. -T. wm INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _ sini — , i Fix It Yourself— mE rbd : : Fa ho Ln ® . : » eo eo ? > BL Tee Boning Up A Bit On Bone White Finishes For Your Furniture . : By HUBBARD COBB Y | Allow the frst coat to dry hard/the open pores and in the low inside window. We tried it and seems to work out pretty it

As Christmas Gifts

IT WAS QUITE a musical Christmas hereabouts, finishes for furniture is that you Judging from reports on-the number of record-playing de- {re Eo pant

vices and-records that were purchased for gift-giving. The is not true of the so-called “Rone taste for classical and modern music seems to be growing jn |T7Hite" Bish and ag ve too dou)

Hoosierland homes, too, as the] demand for such works on the! new long-playing records is far exceeding what it was just a few years ago. The recording companies are

~ doing a noble job of catering to.

that trend, as illustrated by ‘these new December IP releases from! Columbia, ; . o » : SCHUMANN:. CA RNAVAL (Op. 9), played by Gyorgy Sandar, pianist, on the two 12:inch sides of Columbia LP record ML-4452. The story is that when Franz Liszt heard this composition for! the first time, he exclaimed, “That shows a mind back of it! It is one of the greatest works I know!” “Carnaval” is the most popular of all Schumann’s extended works for the piano. It is divided into twenty-one little sections, each one bearing a title. Some recall figures of Italian comedy, others are desériptive of friends, still others are mood pieces, It is a refreshing work, distinguished by its lyricism, grace and humor, and Sandor does it full justice. o » »n HAYDN: SURPRISE and DRUM-ROLL SYMPHONIES, played by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra under the direction of Sir Thomas Beecham, one on each side’ of Columbia 12-inch LP

As we've probably said before,

|and then sand the surface lightly spots in the wood. IM you don't it worked, but we've tried other| You use a good grade stripping the trouble with most modern

{before applying the second coat.like the way tings turned out, and get it on nice and tight. If | When Prue eu is dry, use some turpentine to ‘remove ai) things that seemed to work f0r | ou don't, it won't do much good. |you apply a weak glaze which you the glaze and start over again US but for nobody else. Anyway, Sometimes even if. you do it won't |gan buy at a paint or hardware with ancther coat of glaze. When If it doesn't work for you, there.de much good so we come up store and thin yourself with a you are finally satisfied and the are other things to be done, |with another dandy suggestion, {little turpentine. glaze is dry, give it a coat of Among the other things isto wit, drilling a 24-inch .hele |" Ax soon as the glaze has been White shellac for a final finish. ea tneratrippiie the inside win- at the top and bottom of the lapplied you go to work and wipe g ; h [dow The Jes Jere is that y Jou Storm S4sh, Wi we are trying y owt : seal up the joints aroun eto do here is provide a means PLY S10 OF SCHUEERT Ju} You start on this job by glving| Iie, off with a clean lintless cloth weating form Sas edges of this sash, the warm moist for the warm moist-air on the Egon Pet hse phon sr Bye ol he piece a good sanding. You jor a very fine and soft brush, We have a theory that you can air from inside the house can't/inside of the storm sash to get Ie Tee Se Me Pret a i ops j don’t have to bleach or do any-/comes in this shade and requires Brush or wipe the glaze away in keep moisture from collecting on flow into the space between the outside. That's. where it wants record ih i thin A delightfu |thing of ih sort—just sand thejonly a thorough mixing before the direction of the wood grain. storm windows by hanging a storm and inside window, and itito go, and if it gets out soon As d soothing, melodious|ywooq smooth. Now. you apply ait is applied. It's best to apply All this must bé doneggently so small bag of a chemical a drier thére isn’t any moist air here you enough it won't condense and prom sida iA wp ot Sigh Trans-lcoat of bone white enamel whichitwo coats of this undercoater.ithat some of the glaze is left inbetween the storm ‘window and won't get ‘all that water. Thisiduce a lot of water and frost.

Schubert compositions, including W\ WI \ "Ww 1 v. Vy ob) } 1///7 "re we WY 74

“The Trout,” ‘‘Barcarole,” “Ea A NN N . x NY \W ¥ oe An wp saris “Linden NAAR a Tree,” “Love's Message,” “An-| 4 # ; v dante and Variations” -and| ; “Soirees de Vienne.” = o 8 “og ” | G SONGS OF THE AUVERGNE, , ) arranged by Canteloube, sung by| %&% Madeleine Grey, soprano, with | orchestra conducted by M. Elie ‘

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record ML-4453. The “Surprise” is really Symphony No. 94 in G Major, and gets its title from an amiable trick the composer plays in the second movement. { The “Drum-roll” is Symphony, No. 103 in E-flat Major, and is 80 named because of an unex-| pected drum-roll in the first move-| ‘ment. Both symphonies belong to Haydn's final and greatest period. From the time of their first per-| formances in 1791 and 1795, they, have always been big hits with concert audiences. Beecham is tops as their interpreter. 8 8 =n DEBUSSY: IBERIA AND LA MER, two outstanding tone-poems by the great French impressionistic composer, one on each side of Columbia 12-inch LP record MI-4434. “Iberia” was recorded by Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra, and is a musical portrait of the colorful life of Spain. “La Mer” (The Sea) is a tonal seascape whose quality is suggested by the titles of the three movements: “From Dawn ‘til Noon on the Sea,” “Play of the Waves,” and “Dialogue of the Wind and the Sea.” It was beautifully played for this record by the Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra of New York with Dimitri Mitropoulos conducting. #“ s un 2 SCHUBERT: QUINTET IN C MAJOR (Op. 163) performed by the Budapest String Quartet on the two sides of Columbia 12-inch LP record ML-4437. This is considered to be one of the great masterpieces of music. It was written during the last year of Schubert's life, when he was only 31 years old and just contracting the typhus from which he died in a few months. Because of that circumstance, some earlier| commentators tried to read all] sorts of morbid interpretations] into various passages; actually, its| accents. are those of poised, deepseeing, nobly realistic contemplation. The Budapest Quartet, un-| paralleled chamber music ensemble, has been augmented by a second cello to play this Quintet. " = 8 BARTOK: MUSIC FOR STRINGS, PERCUSSION AND CELESTA is an unusual record (Columbia 12-inch LP MIL-4456) made by Herbert von Karajan and the Philharmonic Orchestra under the auspices of the Maharaja of Mysore’s Musical Foundation. Lovers of “modern music” will be intrigued by this remarkable composition, which requires the division of the string players into two groups, one to the left and the other to the right of the conductor, with the percussion play-| ers between them, and the double) basses behind the percussions. us »n ¥ FRANCK: SONATA IN A MA-| JOR for Violin and Piano is| played by Isaac Stern, violin, and| Alexander Zakin, piano, on Colum-| bia 10-inch LP record ML-2204.| This is one of the handful of out-| standing compositions on which the reputation of the Prolifi| Cesar Franck 1s built] Critics

rated it as perhaps the finest and certainly the most moving work| in its form since Brahms. is one of today's foremost violinists. ©

“ . n FAURE: PIANO MUSIC is on Columbia 10-inch LP record ML-| 2205. “Dolly” (Op. 56) for piano, four hands, is played by Robert | and Gaby Casadesus. “Nocfurne No. 7,” “Barcarolle No. 5" and “Impromptu No. 5” dare played by Robert Casadesus himself.

French Chopin, and these selec-

tions are good examples of his

tranquil, sensitive music.

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