Daily News from New York, New York • 550

(PAPOTP Smilingly He flies to Summer Brazil, and Bate With Death Iiy Ell. MIT JAEDIKEU Dr. Naooleuo Leaureano, Brazilian physician, waved a smiling good-Vy to New York City last night and headed for home, where the season i.s Summer, the last Sum- li ujir ur By JOHN DONNELL Washington, D. March 6. There's a touch of hilarious humor in our musical relations with Pal Joey and our own popular radio broadcast dealing; with the exploits of the he will iinlially he win iniihatiiy riitr ever ii! famed FBI of J.

Edgar Hoover, particularly when our fed eral sleuths are throwing Soviet spies by the heels-. We didn't know until a few hours ago, that the theme song which introduces "The FBI in Peace and War" program (cbs every Thursday, 8 to 8:30 P.M.), is the composition of Red Russia's famed Serge Pro 1 kofiev. And most importantly, we know. "I'll give th patient another few he said in an interview shortly 1 fine departing from l.aGuardia Field. "A month so Ut tile most." The patient for whom la predicted certain doom was lie.

Leaureano. He i.s 1 1 tTt i-i i tr lrom lmth curio a tvpo that pi ill iiUL' imut he hods'. 1 1 ti in anl Kluers. A pretlieht inteivicsv was hold in a m. ill rented 1.

i at, Jl-'i K. tiOth St. The tor spoke nie tly of a home, as Iran will, who li.is not hm lo list-. I i I -4 fl it'" i Si i i 4V 'A Ilia II "Si dr fi ne in home, pa men! Ki i i I ave illti.irij," lie aid. e've lu i s.

if didn't know that the American sponsors of the program may have to kick in U.S. dollars to the Moscow bank account of Soviet musical commissars, for the privilege of using the Commie strains to give a proper radio sendoff to the FBI heroes. There's a dispute on royalties. And this brings a wry grin because the Russian composer now ased in the FBI program settled down to further composition last Summer. Sixty days after American troops entered into Truman's shooting war in Korea, he came up with a Kremlin party-line oratorio entitled "On Guard of Peace," in which the third part, according to this Prokofiev, represented "the sinister, evil forces of the American warmongers and Wall Street merchants on their way to Korea, carrying hundreds of thousands of death-dealing bombs." Now there are a few things to hear in mind on this subject of fsr -t, na.

year-." -aid ea I 1 1 1 III ft', a I lively." It's ri.u ieula 1 1 1 I i i ll, Ii'." J.i- 1 1 Ins ly. niov, hey -T i ti Is i raid, Willi the Mowns in t1 i-ioin yards lieu i hy and in in he' i ear. I linn Hon Summer awaits l'r. I.eai patio and reano. hlel ill! I so: ilaiiK 1 i '1 In Ma mm Serge Prokofiev His music im FBI theme Mong.

Mis ii li.ii;no-.is. Ahoiit a year l'r. I Alio, who is a fin i.n, lisii penalty i-oin -e in ancer i.remlin music tor American ears. amend a pre- The Senate investigation of Hollvwood. even hack hefnro Pearl Wavhor I I iK'llo- ds liai at oi to set 1 1 ng ui a il lea l'es- mid real merit 1 1 1 mIiii, his home tow hark home, he made Jumself he (ind rain A lilt le later, i dia no-is id' 'I'.

Jml in lie is well-liked lie had eared f. without I I't ii inl. rot up a t.l New Volk' (ill he e- i a or! lii i ho.it l'r. I a 1 1 1 many people i- palnut--, lii-u i ii to lid him m. lal 1 lo- i.uieer re'iaieh a -hoeniaker no will ii.it.

for- and the House Un-American Activities Committee of more recent date, traced the Ked network on the silver screen. Report on Real Musical Infiltration. The Red influence in American book publishing has also been placed on the line the best of the more recent jobs being done by the competent Irene Kuhn in an article in the American Legion Magazine and in recent broadcasts. The music appeal of the Reds is now coming to the front. Both the House Un-American group, the Senate anti-subversive group under McCarran's Judiciary Committee, Senator McCarthy and others on Capitol Hill have been receiving reports on the Communist infiltration by way of music which reach all the way from the austere Metropolitan Opera to the most vulgar of radio disc jockeys.

Xosv no lasvmaker or Washington commentator is going to be stupid enough to suggest that the playing of a Russian musical composition is going to woo Americans to the Kremlin way of life. But there's another slant on the Kremlin drive to put their music over over here and we don't think that Pal Joey's propaganda boys were chewing over old Plato's rather screwy observation to the effect that "musical innovation is full of danger to the state, for when modes of music change, the laws of the state always change with them." Ir. Napult-ao l.eaureano and his ssifo, Marcino, on way to La(uardia Field and their home in Brazil. House Red Probe Calk Burrows, Jose Ferrer Washington, D. March (A).

Committee sources said today that the House Un-American Activities Committee has subpoenaed four more well-known entertainment figures for its forthcoming' hearings on Communism in Ilolly- led i I i a I hi 111 ii i 1 1 nt I The ,1 lll.lt 1 1 I I' to I tin I I .1.., 'I I I II- liis the nt de- ple hev hilt ll, In it.i! Hie with was too for me," ial Thev are iliil of pe le el'. '1 Ii' Set, -I Id re Mi imo se 1lie urn ll't Vllllt'i i tiie nnl that's en irtatit." No longer Matter. the loom on K. 1'iHth Ilishl, e-. Tin re in 7 wood.

These sources, who asked that they not l'ti named, identified the four actors as John and Jo Ferrer, actress Ann Uevero, and radio and television comedian A he lUirrosvs. Ferrer is a nominee fur the Motion Picture Academy asvard and liai field has star red in numerous pict lire productions. Three Others Served. The names of three more movie people who have boon served with subpoenas to appear before the committee were disclosed today in Hollywood, Representative Harold Velde R- a i me and a hot tie id Kieht lu.sv, a shot if will kiil tin- stomach pain in in he lees. Hut I here i line hi ii inui'l ihi no ss il I I in Inn e-er and lneer St ssei II.

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ll, things oil like," ht' ml. Vs the thiiics you dis-1 1 1,, no matter. 'orr p. i pe, live ehiin.i.'es,' he sank mi -ec things moie ilearlv, ni.oe ha, 1 1 1 see li.iw eiy im lot ta nt Mink is," he went on. Kspceiatly xoik sou want to tin: h.

You cher-i -li fi ii Tid-hips more than ever. on that atfectron, V'll and lose Hit the main )i i ji ml im.b" the ones ss ho are so 111. committee member, told newsmen here he thought one movie personality tabbed for an appearance in the unit's forthcoming Hollywood probe might "turn state's evidence." Vclde named no name, but in It comes closer to home than that! First of all bear in mind that the radio program "The FBI in Peace and War" shouldn't be confused with the "This Is Your FBI" program which bears the imprimatur of J. Edgar Hoover's agency and which doesn't have a Soviet theme tune to give it a sendoff. Also, please note this to bear down on Russian influence in recent weeks that when those swell newsreel battleshots taken by combat picture men in Korea were shown here a commercial distributing agency picked for incidental music the compositions of the Communist musical pet Shostakovitch an astounding choice, and the selection of the Commie strains from the Red Opera "Love of Three Oranges" to introduce the exploits of Hoover's Red-hunting G-Men.

Fed up, Complains Radio Listener. On the desk of Senator McCarthy there is an interesting letter written by irate music lover Melinda C. Moran of 805 Madison Manhattan, to the director of a New York radio station. Writes the lady in part: "Sir: "Shostakovitch Prokofiev Stravinsky (Brahms) Tschaikovsky Borodin Mcussorgsky Glinka (Mozart) Glazounov Prokofiev Khachaturian Borodin Stravinsky (Beethoven) Prokofiev Shostakovitch Borodin Glinka. and so on and on and on day in day out! "What it this? Station MINSK? KHARKOV? VOLOGDA? This is a New York radio station.

"Listening to the station these days, one is inclined to wonder whether music too is a Russian 'invention' red pink and crypto. "Being tired of these continuous pro-Russian programs, when there is plenty of other good music around, I telephoned the station and was told that all royalties for any such programs are being sent to Russia. Needless to say, these dollars do not go to the composers, but to the 13 in the Kremlin to help their cause! A nice 'invisible trade' with our enemy. "I was told that all programs are being selected in accordance with requests received 'from all over the country' for all kinds of Russian music. (To put it in the exact words of my informant).

"Is that another organized movement of the Communist Party of the United States? "Give us a break! Stop making this propaganda! Stop giving our enemies dollars! We are tired of it. "Incidentally, you may try to look for loopholes, and shrug me off as a 'Red-baiter' who is trying to boycott 'culture' as Hitler used to do and Stalin does. I am not. I am merely hoping for first-rate music while such exists as against third- and fifth-rate Russian modern Jose Ferrer lo -e. Won't Wast- Time.

eaui i aiio made il i leal that l'r. 1 Subpoenaed in Red quiz, because I disagree with the committee's definition of Americanism." Grail' said that although he has been in pictures 12 years he had worked only eight weeks in the last 1(5 months. Kilian, a veteran of vaudeville and the repertory theater, has worked in the movies 15 years, mostly in minor roles. Velde told newsmen he thought the Hollywood hearings would carry over into radio and television, because "so many motion picture personalities also appear on radio and the fesv sseiks Hot he svu'-ted. home, he mihI, Irm-clf us "live i eiiuiiiune; would When he reaches lie hopes to use propaKanda" to dicated the prospective witness may have been a former Communist Party member svho has risen to influence in the industry.

The committee is preparing: to renesv its inquiry into Commit-nt-t influences in the movie capital. The initial henn'np i.s slated for this month, but may be delayed until after Faster. Committee somces disclosed that IP subpoenas base been served on Hollywood and Now York person-allies. Three newly disclosed to have subpoenas are writer Robert Lees, and actors Victor Kilian, 52, and Fred raff, I. ecu, who has written for com-iis Uud Abbott and Lou Coatello, commented in Hollywood last inirht: "1 don't think the reason I've been subpoenaed is because I write Abbott and Costello pictures, but raise money lo eiiap renter ami heeui an i a cancer lucationnl for earlv tection of tht '1 he ii porter asked the interpret i to ask Mrs.

l.eaureano how he fell ut'out hiivitn; I', a brave bushand. i very pro, the interpreter ivr'ned, "but 1 am not jroiiiir iisk "he is jjoinjr ri (lithcr picture In centerfold) ANYONE KNOWING WHEREABOUTS composers just because some fanatics request these." of hutlnrt hptlfil fr t. MtntiraiMihs or Milwaukee, pica tell Uiem ioilt i Miilul new -l-ritcine (rr-4 srrv-l'! K.i-t. tlfprmljiMr Kr rr-rTwtioiici tfalJ MU "3-8330 or your tnvl yours truiT, MELINDA C. MORAN.".