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The Boston Sunday Globe April 28, 1964 77 Boston Pops Opening 79th Season Tuesday The Stamp Hobby Water Shortai Theme 5 5 f't i 1 By ERNEST A. KEHR NEW YORK Although most Americans think that our country has plenty of water, scientists are looking ahead to the day when our supposedly adequate supply will be less than ample. They are already experi have felt the pinch of inade-1 quate water sources for many years even centuries and have used their stamps to remind their citizens and other countries of their desperate need. Israel is one of these nations. Within the last decade no fewer the construction of the High Dam at Aswam.

These, too, arJ concerned with water conservation since this bulwark eventually will hold back flood waters of the Nile to irrigate agricultural development. In 1959, the Netherlands Antilles issued a 20-cent stamp showing the sea water distillation plant in Aruba. Parched IggWg A I c-S menting with desalinization plants, hoping eventually to than six of its stamps have pro power them with atomic ener claimed the maximum utility! by the brilliant Caribbean sun. gy, in an effort to bring the cost per gallon down from the current rather expensive rate at the Israelites have obtained the island's population had to from a minimum of moisture use artificial means of getting in reclaiming desert areas for enough drinking water to agricultureal development. I supplement the meager rain-Several issues of the Arab fall.

In a flower-bedecked Symphony Hall Tuesday evening the Boston Pops will open the 79th season of concerts. Arthur Fiedler will raise his baton to lead a march, as he has for the past 15 years. Down on the floor, patrons seated five to a table, will partake of light refreshments while listening to the popular Pops formula of music. Programs are arranged in three parts, beginning with light classical music, continuing with a soloist, and concluding with show tunes or novelties. Pop encores are to be expected.

For the first week of Pops, Tuesday through Saturday at 8:30 p.m., Earl Wild will be soloist in the Liszt Piano Concerto No. 1 in flat major. Programs for the week are as follows: Tuesday French Military March, Saint-Saens; Overture to "Der Freis chuetz," Weberi Air on the G-String, Each-WilhelmJ; Suite from "Gayne." Khachaturlan; Piano Concerto No. 1, Liszt; Marche Slave, pilot plants. Other countries, however, Wednesday Procession of the Nobles, from "Mlada." Rimsky-Kor-sakov; Suite from the Water Music, Handel-Harty; Fantasia ci "Green-aleeves," Vaughan Williami; Overture to "William Tell." Rossinlt Piano Concerto No.

1. Liszt, Selection from "My Fair Lady," Loewe; On the Trail from "Grand Canyon Suite." Grofe; National Emblem March, Bagley. Thursday Radetzky March, J. Strauss Iohigenia in Aulis, Gluck; Introduction to Act III from "Swan Lake." Tchaikovsky; Cloudburst from "Grand Canyon Suite," Grofe; Piano Concerto No. 1, Liszt; Espana Rhapsody, Chabrier: Victor Herbert Favorites; Moon River.

Mancinl; Exeter-Andover Medley. Friday Pomn and Circumstance March, Elgar; Overture to "La Gazza Ladra," Rossini; Ave Maria, Bach-Gounod, with Alfred Krips as violin soloist; Suite from "Carmen," Bizet; Piano Concerto No. 1. Llsiti Finale, Symphony No. 4.

Tchaikovsky; Selection from "Carousel," Rod gen: Trumpeter'! Lullaby, Anderson Wedding Dance, Press. Saturday Semper Fidelis March, Sousa; Prelude to "Die Meister-singer." Wagner; Clair de Lune, Debussy; Bolero, Ravel; Piano Concerto No. 1. Liszt; Selection from "No Strings," Rodgers; Stay With Me, from "The Cardinal," Morossl 76 Trombones, Willson. Republic since 1958 advertise I Best Supporting Actress Two movies made by Margaret Rutherford, who won an Oscar recently, have been brought back, to the Exeter Theater.

Above, she is seen in "Murder at the Gallop," on a double bill with "The Happiest Days of Your Life." Coin Collector Rumors About JFK Half Dollars The huge plant on the stamp takes the ocean's gallons and by a costly and complicated process, boils the salt from it to produce palatable drinking water. Only last Mar. 9, one of Switzerland's 1964 set of an annual "publicity series" was turned into a miniature water conservation poster. Designed Cecilia Society Spring Program Trhoikovslcv Klrtinn frnm "Th by Hans Erni of Meggen, this blue and turquoise 10-centime stamp shows a "contamination ine tecuia society, con The soloists will be Eleanor Sound of Music." Kodgers; Fiddle luciea dv man Nnvnu- Kriumrrfc t- 1 i.jji. Anderson; Theme from "Lawrence of Arabia." Jarre.

monster amid swirling waves. btewart, alto; James Miller, tenor, and Irving Pearson, vill give a concert in Jordan 3alL Thursday, Apr. 30, at 1:30 p.m. The program will ncluda music by Brahms, 3ritten, Haydn, and Van Slyck. A mi i urn i i Jj-iliMiffiSiftii.

in miii Dass. ine group will be assisted by the De Cordova Chamber Orchestra, and by James Taylor, organist. By JOEL SABLE With the release of the Kennedy half dollar to the general public people think there is something unusual about their particular half dollar. They also are concerned on the future of the coins. People are under the impression that because the in the word "liberty" is partly covered by the President's hair it is an oddity.

This is part of the regular design. Others claim that the 26 million released by the mint are all that are to be made this year. The mint plans to strike at least 90 million Kennedy halves for 1964. The Alpine Confederation 1 was one of the world's first to Ii I 1 recognize the importance of water supplies at a time when there was more than enough to go around. Without coal or petroleum resources, the Swiss first dammed lakes and rivers to spin generators' turbines for power, light and heat elec Fighter George C.

Scott grimaces over the repercussions of nuclear attack in "Dr. Strange-love," now playing at the Astor Theater. Armenian Concert In John Hancock Hall The National Foundation for Armenian Culture presents a concert of Armenian music at the John Hancock Hall, Sunday, May 3, 2:30 p.m. The Armenian Chorus of New England, soloists, and orchestra, under the direction of Hampartzoum Berberian, will present a program featuring the first act of Choohajian's comic opera "Garine," given for the first time in Boston. The program will also include music by Berberian, Gomidas, Sayat Nova, Satian, Ay vazian, Atamian and Arakelian.

Designed This Way The in Liberty and the designers initials (arrow) have raised some false rumors over the Kennedy half dollar. tricityand depicted these on a variety of its stamps. But even with these essential reserves, they recently initiated a new, intensive wate? Some have seen the initials G.R. overlapping each other at the base of the neck and claimed it looked like a hammer and sickle. The G.R.

stands for Gilroy Roberts, nationally known chief sculptor of the U.S. mint, and a lions want the first year as a souvenir and won't circulate it. The design will remain in Bogart's Back At Harvard Sq. as prescribed by law, unless th. Mnlo Tha member of the Philadelphia the Congress authorizes a staff for many years.

change. Actually the cent, nickel and quarter have all I am reminded of the Roose- been in circulation more than Huston's "Beat the into their waters by chemical and industrial plants so seriously threatens drinking supplies that drastic steps had-to John Devil," starring Humphrey PLUS 30 SACK THEATRE TICKETS be taken if public health was to be maintained. Bogart, Jennifer Jones, Gina velt dime which came out 25 years, and while it seems iniiohriirM, Knw MnrW 1946- The u-s- mint was flood- unlikely, the design could be Lollobrigida. Robert Morley, ed whh Mters frQm outraged changed at any time. and Peter Lorre, starts a hm- citizens about the initial J.S.

The stamp is part of that contcn-forary campaign. ited engagement Wednesday, which appeared at the base of Franklin Roosevelt's neck. Nova Arte Trio In M.I.T. Concert The Nova Arte Trio will present a chamber music concert in M.I.T.'s Kresge Auditorium today at 3 p.m. Members of the trio are: Joseph Silverstein, concert-master of the Boston Symphony Orchestra; Joseph de Pas-quale, principal viola of the orchestra; and Samuel Mayes, principal cello.

The group is in residence at the New England Conservatory of Music. They thought they stood for Joseph Stalin until designer John Sinnock explained that the initials were his. The main reason why none of these coins were picked to carry the likeness of Kennedy was that the half-dollar was the only subsidiary coin which does not bear the likeness of a United States President. Silver dollars are not considered subsidiary coins. Apr.

29 at the Harvard Square Theater, after a three-year absence from American screens. Considered by many connoisseurs to be among the best The United States also appreciates the need of water conservation No stamps have There were no 1964 Vialf-rlnllare etnipt TVn film comedies ever made, Kennedy half-dollar is not a "Beat the Devil" has a script commemorative coin for one been issued. to advertise this need, but special slogan postmarks have been authorized by the Post Office Department and are used in various areak To those who have as yet by John Huston and Truman year only. It is being made not been able to obtain a Ken Capote based on a novel by for regular distribution. How- nedy halt-dollar just De pa ir-rogram lor today re- cital is: Duo in Flat major, James Helvick, and was filmed ever, it would seem to me that tient.

They are obtainable Favorite Game Luciana Paluzzi goes to the "Muscle Beach Party," with other young stars. The movie is at the Center. of all 49 continental states to enlist public support to "Fix Leaky Faucets" and to "Save Water." K. 424 for violin and viola, by in Italy and North Africa, there will be very tew Ken- tnrougn your local rjanK ai Jack Clayton was associate nedy halves in actual circula- the rate of one or two per de-producer, tion until late in 1965. Mil- positor.

Mozart; Trio, Op. 34 (c. 1924) by Hindemith and Trio in minor, Op. 9, No. 3 by When he introduced the first of these, Postmaster General Arthur E.

Summer-field declared, unless we take immediate action to ously conserve the God-given-, Drum Corps State Legion Contest June 26 By HERB COLE 'Becket' Premiere "Becket," starring Richard Burton and Peter O'Toole, will have its premiere May 15 at the Music Hall Theater in a benefit performance, sponsored bv the Vnlnp fnr driver. gift of water our and its people one day will ocrto. be faced with disaster" nor Committee. The regular Word has been released by Vincent Hogan, engagement film will be May DVC, chairman of the American Legion trophies and be placed with John Gonet, Box 263, Salem Sampson of Stoneham has been selected to replace Tom Powers of East Boston on the EMass circuit executive board. Powers resigned because of business commitments.

To bring corps in the eastern section of the state in closer harmony with Legion scoring sheets, a set of proposed tally forms introduced by the Bay State Judges Chapter has been adopted by the EMass circuit. The new sheets will parallel judging in all captions as enacted by Legion convention officials. The annual Military Mass, set for May 17, has forced EMass representatives lb at the baxon Theatre. awsrH? rnmmittpp that thp Tlpnartmpnt rf Massa Nov Being Enjoyed by Thousands of Bosfonians II1VITATI0N DINNERS Coffee Shop Shows Old Silent Films The old silents will not die, nor like generals, fade away. A coffee house at 50 Brook-line av.

near Kenmore sq. is offering a "Silent Films Festival" to its customers, with three presentations a night on a four-week run. Here are some of the old attractions that will be offered: Lon Chaney in "Phantom of the Opera," Fatty Ar-buckle in "Cast Adrift," Charlie Chaplin in "The Fireman," Harold Lloyd in "Safety Last," and Pearl White in "Plunder." Buster Keaton, the Keystone Cops, Lionel Barrymore and Mary Pick-ford are among the other favorites being revived. TURKISH 1 con inrar Historic "Fiver" of another era where it will be given two shows daily at 2:00 and 8:00 p.m. with an added show at 5:00 p.m.

on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. chusetts, A.L., will conduct its championship contest June 26 in Pittfield, in conjunction with its annual three-day state convention. Entitled, "Thunder in the Berkshires," the competition is open to juniors and seniors with particulars now available from Mr. Hogan, 51 Garland st, Everett. Convention corp.

parade chairman Ted Handerek is assisting in preliminary arrangements. Brandeis Chorus On Friday, May 1 at 8:30 p.m., the Brandeis University to move their regularly sched- Union, with orchestra, will A substantiated report has it the country, may lose consider- monthly meetinS to May BROKEN BANK NOTE Canal Bank of New Orlean $5 note issued prior to tha Civil War. This note is of great historic interest bs-cause it was issued before the U.S. Government printed paper money. The note shows five fsmale figures draped around a large figure bust 6f Washington is et left, a bank official at right.

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A. Avey, 11 vinsky. rated as one of the top ten in A testimonial banquet Is Paris Marboro. These men scheduled for this Saturday are interested in the formation Harvard Choir At Methuen The second Methuen Memorial Music Hall concert of the Spring season presents the Harvard University Choir evening at the Polish Falcons of a marching band in St. Mary's Parish of Marlboro and Chess are looking for help in this 20 Fabulous Dinners on a plastic card Hall in Salem, honoring a former judge and instructor who has been confined to a wheel chair for the past four direction.

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He met defending chamDion Carl Wagner. Cam from the James A. Logan V.F.W. Post, Broadway, Som- George Bart is the man to 5 JORDAN'S BUYS RARE COINS ervme. An invitational junior tournament, the roster of competing corps reveals participation by groups from four The program includes choral and organ works by Bach, Palestrina, Redford, Schuetz, Scheidt, Brahms, Ives, Bruckner, Britten, Stravinsky and Vaughan Williams.

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Risner will give an organ recital at the King's Wagner tied for second place student. Tcurnampnt hesin Pittsfield Cavaliers will carry BOSTON STORE ONLY5 4 Bay State hopes against for midable opposition from Con necticut, New York and Penn Chapel, Boston, on Friday, at 5-1, with Pat kberlein ana May 1 at 8:30 p.m. It is the D. Presser, Harvard; Tony Su- ft 9 a.m. Saturday, May 2 For second in a series under the raci, East Haven, Ct, and Gil write: George Bart, I auspices of the New England Fuller, Boston.

36 Dunklee Concord, N.H. Conservatory. The program Zenaida Huber, New York, a. sylvania. Site of the tourney includes music by Bach, v1 wnmpn's tronhv.

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