The Daily Mail from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 10

Touring Russian Artists Finding Canadian Audiences Slightly Cool Six SoriojU Cautiously Avoid Contro- But Are Performing Before Bif WINNIPEG, troupe I and icbool auditorium! of tix Soviet concert artists since they arrived April rently thingi touring this in Canada country find very nice--and so ii everything Jn Russia. Thus the group cautiously avoids all controversial Issues that might raise a howl in Canada or get the artiste in trouble back home. The stars include a violinist with Stradivarius, two Ballet dancers, i soprano, a tenor i. a ianist They have been drawing capacity crowds in civic IS under the sponsorship of the Soviet Embassy in Canada and the Soviet Friendship Society. THE DAILY MAIL HAGERSTOWN, MO, SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1MML THE DAILY HAH.

HAGERSTOWN, SATURDAY. MAY I. don't like conpariMoi," he tad difficulty renting a more declared to interviewers through the nonmusical interpreter at- tached to the tour. A questioner In Edmonton last Sunday asked Kogan if he would like to stay in Canada. The vio- linist, who has a wife and a 2-year- old son btck in Moscow, replied: 'Such a question makes me across smile.

It takes only a month and I'm homesick. This was the general tone of the remarks by the other members of the troupe--38-year-old ballerina The general audierce reaction is i Sophie Golovkina; ballet soloist one of polite coolness. Violin Virtuoso Leonid Kogan, 29. Leonid Zhdanov; soprano Eliza- beta Chavdar; tenor Arturs Frind- who boasted the Soviet Union had bergs; and pianist Pavel Serebry- flnanced his entire training andj 1 tov even gave him the-1730 Stradi- The coolness of the Canadian varius he was playing, refused to reception was reflected in Fort be drawn out on differences be-1 William. There the Moscow stars tween Canadian and Russian audi-jhad to settle for a high school elaborate concert halL The tour's Canadian manager, John Boyd of Toronto, said the' Russians had to cancel plans for two performances in Quebec be- cause auditorium owners feared Red-hating Provincial Premier Maurice Ouplessli would padlock their places.

"Dirty Communist propaganda as usual," Duplessis retorted. Solicitor General Antoine Rlvard said the government hadn't been approached about the tour. Curiosity is part of tht reason, for the big turnouts to hear the it seem that music as art is one of the bridges which would facili- tate understanding of the peoples of the world," Russians, since the Reds seldom Toni Arden Will Be Heard Here Tool Arden, little vocalist with the big voice, has just completed 13 transcribed radio programs (or the U. S. Marine Corps under the title of "The Toni Arden Charles Relmold, in charge of the U.

S. Marine recruiting of- fice, Hagerstown, announced yes- have sent concert stars to the lerday that the first of the above Western Hemisphere. Kogan's impression of the 4our was: "I find Canadians interesting and clever regardless of political interest. They attend our concerts because they are auditorium because the sponsors' music. I am not a politician but weeks.

programs will be broadcast over Station WJEJ, Hagerstown, be ginning at 10 p.m. on Sunday evening, May 2. The show will be broadcast at the same time each Sunday evening for the next 13 Can't Recall Any Shooting SAN DIEGO W-A 30-year-old unemployed aircraft worker who said he didn't remember anything "until tetr gas hit the house" a shotgun te the botue'and got into an argument wtth his es- tranged wife Marion, 14. They said he shot her, then Marshal Elwin L. Bunnell, 32, who heard the quar- rel and came to investigate.

Both were seriously wounded. was usplcion of ing six persons, two seriously, in held today on suspicion of wound- atn 9V1 a gun battle with police. Police said Barney A. Dennis held off officers 20 minutes with a shotgun until tear gat forced aim out of a duplex apartment. He would hot admit the shootings or give a motive, aaid Homicide Sgt.

Paul G. Walk. Dennis was held in a hospital for observation of a bullet wound in the thigh. His condition was re- ported good. Always kTradUt Over Hii Dririif Lodge Installs Exalted Ruler Fred Mellott of Hancock has been installed as exalted ruler of the Bedford, Elks Lodge No.

1707. He is also worthy patron of the James W. Bowers Lodge of the A.F. and A.M., and a rural mail carrier. Mr.

Mellott will represent the Bedford lodge at the national Elks Neighbors told police tht alter- convention in Los Angeles early in cation began when Dennis brought July. OMAH laV- Lilt veefc Gels of Lincoln came before County Judge Robert Troyer and was fined $300 and cosU OB charges of having expired truck license platet and no registration certificate. At the time the judge laid Gels' record showed SI traffic violations and fines totaling since 1M1. This week Gels was back before Judge Troyer this time en a charge of driving IS miles an hour while returning to Lincoln after his court appearance last week. The judge sentenced Geis to 10 days and ordered hit driver's li- cense suspended for two months.

Anchorage, Alaska, has grown from about 4,000 population in 1940 to more than 50,000. today. Mississippi's School Equalization Program Faces Rather Shaky Future Finiihinf Touches Applied But Supreme Court Can Plan By Aboluhing Segregation JACKSON, Mill. Un Mississip- pi's program to equalize Negro and wbiU school? faced a legal but shaky future today, with the U. S.

Supreme Court holding the trump cards. The legislature put the final re- luctant touches to the program yesterday, still fearing the high court may abolish segregation. In the same breath, the Legisla- ture set up a committee of "who's who" in Mississippi government to find ways to dodge any decision outlawing segregation. in publle schools will be maintained, the Legisla- ture Insisted, whatever the Su- preme Court rules on five segrega- tion cases before it. The House months ago resolved to resist co-mingling of races by "every lawful means" in this state where whites have only a slim nu- merical advantage over Negroes.

Fear of the pending' Supreme Court i i influenced six months of legislative work and forced equalization advocates to settle for a compromise one-year trial at cert ef lioa dollars. The original pro- graas was eettauted te coat million a. year. The state's normal school budget weuld be II Many legislators feared segrega- tion would be outlawed ud argued the Legislature should take steps to protect Mississippi's traditional system. Strongly suggested was abolishing public schools and set- ting up private, segregated schools with the state paying tuition fees, similar to the South Carolina and Georgia plans.

Whatever the decision, legisla- tors will return for a special ses- sion within one year. If segregation is upheld under the "separate but equal" doctrine, the Legislature will consider ex- tending the program and pushing it up to original plans. If the court outlaws segregation, the session will seek ways to sidestep the de- eisiotL The weakened tcheal fragnai will equalize teachers' salaries be- tween the races and make a start on equalizing transportation. Equalizing school buildings and facilities must wait for the special session to finance the second year of the program at full scale. When the Legislature adjourns May 6, the "Who's Who" commit- tee will begin delving into laws to find ways to escape an antiseg- regation 'ruling.

Gov. Hugh White will head the committee. Three Kittens Mrs. Hilda Shilling, 306 South Locust Street, has three little kit- tens that she's trying to give away, since she can't keep them and doesnt want to have them de- stroyed. Both sexes are represen- ted In the litter.

Stores To Close Here May 31st Huentowai'f' eowatowa atom will be closed all day Monday, Mar M. in honor Memrial Dey, the Hagentown HetaUen Bureau voted yesterday. The Retailers took tie action in view of the fact that May falls on a Sunday this May 31 Is expected to be a general holiday in Hagerstown, following the action of the chants. Yesterday's meeting in Hotel Alexander for the Retailers Bureau produced a report by William Fournier of Hagerstown High School on the distributive education program. This consists of a coop- HOB erative effort between stores and MtMtb trtla ttea-aje WTS aid tfrie -ler careers in retail selling, whfte HOI attending Ugh school.

The teacher explained the el the eeaxetiom tvrtem, and urged tht aUtatlen Bureau members to de all VMliWe things for the re- el additional students for she yvefrasi during the coming school jrtar. C. VeraoB Stone represented the Retailers. Bureau in the presenta- tion of a gift to J. J.

Murphy, re- tiring chairman of the organiza- tion. The new set of officers. beaded by D. Earl Wolf, form- ally took charge at yesterday's membership meeting. 4-H Contest In Public Speaking The Washington County 4-H pub- lic speaking coolest for this year will be held next Monday evening, May MURRAY FARMID CHICAGO, AprU 29 LSI-Catcher Bob Murray of the Chicago Cubs was tent tr Micon.

of the Sally League today on 24-hour op- recall. Murray, 25, saw no ac- tion with tin Cubs this year. 3. in the extension serv office at 101 Summit Avenue. The public speaking competition will be a feature of that eveiing's meeting of the Washington County 4-H Senior Council However, Mrs.

Milton garth, acting assistant home deaseaetra- tion agent, said that the meeting is open to all interested persons, with special invitation to 4-H members who are not old enough to be Senior Council nembers. Beginning at I p.m., a group of eight contestants will Tie for the county championship. The topic ler their tatta fee: Together far Weri The vat hm Cftaeeo to eater the regional 4-1 ai juffjNM vfil ha Mn, Joe Bewe. Mr s.HetM Flaherty, aad Miaa Betty II--i- tuumuH i our 1 MUKOal UcCuR Light Plant OMea Heurai I AJU. to I MM ef the CHhew anal Taapayora el aaNr PHONE Reg.

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Now $3.00 Glider Rcdncoote pintle weftlh- sr-proof cover For Glider or Chaise. Jutt 01 to elL Now $1.00 DRAW DRAPES Braart new Rkyon Print. TrRdltlonal or Modern. Flti Wlndowi 4S" 84" L4Dfth. Mtt.

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I Reg. 399.00 Westinghouio Refriger- ators, largo 11 eu. ft. size, across the top freezer, door shelves and double humidrawors I Reg. 54" "Capital" Sinks, deluxe typo with chrome fittings, double top work space, 2 drawers and 4 doers with shelve Ret- 91.50 Speed Queen Cabinet Irener, automatic heat control and housed in white enameled console cabinet 1 Reg.

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