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36 THE WINDSOR DAILY STAR, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 11. 1953 Fine Pair Of Dorati By FRASER KENT DORATI Haydn's Symphonies No. 100 and 01. Brahms' Variations on a Theme by Hadyn and Hungarian Dances 1, 2, 5, 7, 11 and 24.

London Sym phony (Mercury) Orchestral, conductors sometimes tend to be "typed that is, considered as N.B. Stamps Issued 1860 By -WINDSOR STAMP CLUB New Brunswick, one of the Maritime Provinces, was once part of Acadia, i.e., New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. In 1784 it was made a separate colony of Great Britain and in 1867 joined the Dominion of Canada. The change of currency from English sterling to decimal necessitated a change in the postal stair.ps, and on May 15, 1860, a new series of stamps was issued varying in value from one to 17 cent. The one-cent value features a locomotive of the 1850 s.

This stamp is listed in a variation of shades from brown-purple to dull claret. The first five-cent stamp shows a likeness of Charles Connell, then postmaster of New Brunswick. Disregarding tradition, this stamp, although printed, was never released, and all copies were supposed to have been destroyed. However, a few copies I CTS ft 1 'I'll 1 I rtS I A Vn yircH. iN mnwH few- M't -v VrgSL.

rfe-i team jrYfv being best suited to certain types music. Antal Dorati, for example, has been dogged by his reputation as conductor of ballet music. It is quite true he has a flair for the dramatic elements in music, but these two aloums of Brahms and Haydn show he can' approach non-theatrical music witu intelligence and taste. Haydn, i ultaneously on his Symphony No. 11 in (the and No.

101 in (the with palette brush and easel. At right, Mrs. Fleming makes a critical appraisal of her husband's still life. (Star Staff Photos) wife several years ago. At left, they consider which painting to hang in their living The Flemings spend all their spare time in their studio ART LOVERS Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Fleming, of 2107 Niagara'SL, have many old and valuable paintings from the collection of Mrs. Fleming's father. Edward Maxwell, the noted Montreal architect, adorning their home. In addition, both paint themselves, Mr-Fleming acquiring the hobby from his 4 if -j.

during the composer's visit to London from 1791 to 1784. The tic-toe motif of the lat-ter's second movement has Items Paint, Collect Art jrair often obscured the interesting Col. Dorati "Another thing. When I drive through development of the symphony's third movement, which Dorati fully exploits in the country now 1 see beauties that I never noticed before. It is absorbing." were kept by Connell.

For his brashness, he not only was removed from office, but was publicly disgraced and had to pay for the rejected stamps. The later-approved five-cent design shows the Chalon portrait of Queen Victoria and is in various shades of green. Two plate varieties are noted a white dot extending upward from the left ear pendant and a colored line from the ear Dend- Comments their tutor, Ken Saltmarche, this reading. The two sides, of the Brahms record are sharply contrasted: the classic core we most often associate with Johannes, and the "popular" development of Hun- curator of the Willistead Gallery, "He has developed to a marked degree, and has attained a high standard of proficiency I 0arign By JOHN MORGAN Though he didn't paint himself, Ken Fleming always gave a critical appraisal of his wife's work "when she came home from the classes at Willistead Gallery. "I guess he must have got'tired of seeing my daubs around," says Mrs.

Fleming. "Anyway, he decided to try himself, and started coming along to the classes." "And now," said her husband, Mr. Saltmarche rates me as 'modernistic. Not bad for a rank and I meaa rank amateur, eh?" But the Flemings cced not look -far, for inspiration at their stately home at 2107 a modernistic with a tendency toward approach. all my life gave me an interest in painting," says Mrs.

Fleming. "When I left school I spent two years of study at the Beaux Arts in Montreal." She left her studies to come to Windsor as the "wife of Mr. Fleming, the son of Oscar E. Fleming, Windsor's first mayor. They have three adult children; two daughters and a son.

"Having the children didn't give me much time for painting. I still did a little, but it wasn't until the classes started at Willistead about ten years ago that I did any appreciable amount again." Then came her husband's sudden interest. "It has done a lot for me," admits Mr. Fleming. "As a businessman (he owns It is probably stretching a point to sug- Niagara St.

Adorning its walls are beautiful paintings executed by leading members of various schools, some dating as far back as the 16th century. They belonged to Mrs. Fleming's father, Edward Maxwell, the noted Montreal architect, acd when her mother died three years ago the extensive collection was divided up among the family all but a priceless landscape by Peter Breughel which went to the Montreal Art Gallery. Above the mantelpiece in the Fleming home is a portrait of Phillip the Fourth of Spain painted, if not by the great Valesquez. at least by one of his pupils.

It dominates a room containing, work by the impressionist Monticelli, two early Dutch painters, Willem Van De Velde and Van Goyen, and several other lesser painters of note. "I suppose living among such paintings xne coupies toiiccium is supcru. luty bright dances because of his Hungarian have, besides the older paintings, works nftttn Wn nnintPH out. kjj 'ilia it niuuviu vaiiauiiui a ui the painting mgs they were not folk danees as much as seem at home in the house tr place. It is truly a living established compos itions rom variety of sources (including "Lucia di Lammer- not out of of lUUCVUUU.

P- I nv 1 1. 1 with moor wpicu uiauma Auat-icu And this is true. Though the paintings Confederation Coal) I knew little about are awe-inspiring there is none of that impunity. As is usually the case with Mercury records, the transcription quality is excellent on both albums. cloistered "hands-off-and-behave-yourself" the temperament and world of the artist.

Painting has helped broaden my outlook considerably. air of the art gallery that they could so easily bring to the house. In a small room that houses the couple's studio lie the canvases that they them Chess More Than Pastime To Teeii-Ager By FRANKIE SHARP NEW YORK, (AP) There's a comic ant downwards. The 10-cent red is similar to the five-cent Victoria. As-this stamp was released some time before the five-cent Queen, it was allowed to be-bisected to prepay the domestic letter rate.

The 1212ent indigo shows the paddle-steamer Washington, built in 1847 for the Ocean Steam Navigation Co. The stamp was used to prepay packet postage. In the 17-cent black value which features the Prince of Wales, later Edward VII, doubt has been expressed as to the used condition of the stamp, as no ea'-ly dated cover has ever been recorded. In 1863, New Brunswick reduced the postal rate on letters mailed within the same county to two cents. The last stamp value to be issued by Nevr Brunswick, it shows the Queen in the likeness of the ive-cent and 10-cent, and exists in a variation of orange shades.

All of the above denominations were engraved and printed by the American Bank Note Co. of New York in sheets of 100, on unwatermarked paper perfed 12. In March, 1S68, issues of the Dominion of Canada replaced thpse of New Brunswick. This Player Of ten Uncertain selves have painted at home, or on holi East opened with ID and South bid 2C. days in New Brunswick.

"We always criticize each 'other's work," said Mrs. Fleming. Added her husband, "There is nothing like it for creating a mutual bond between husband and wife." West raised to 2D and North now said 3C. East ventured 3D but South now, without hesitation, called 5C! This was quite rash, particularly as South had to play the hand. The was led and dummy exhibited: By a Team of British Experts The South of today's hand was not a beginner she had been taught the rules of the game and had had experience both of rubber and elementary duplicate.

But she was often uncertain of herself and prone to make silly mistakes. The hand in question occurred in a friend' rubber with North-South vulnerable and East the dealer. South had: A A 9 A A A 8 5 3 2. With her former teacher at her side, South took an active part in the bidding. Mumbo Goes The days of the witch doctor are num Coffee Houses a Losing Ground Vienna's coffee houses are on the verge of dying out.

This was the talk of the Vienna Association of Cafe Owners on the 275th anniversary of the opening of the first coffee house in the waltz city. More than a third of Vienna's 1.200 coffee houses have closed their doors since World War II and the owners say there is but small hope for the rest. High taxation and increasing maintenance costs are given as principal reasons. The rush of modern living contributes 'to the decline of the coffee houses. A 10 8 1 6 10 4 A Things might have been better, though perhaps only the teaching kibitzer appre bered in Africa.

Mumbo-jumbo is on the way out, and that's official. After holding undisputed sway for cen ciated this. East took the first trick with the ace and p'aused. After a considerable trance he emerged with of all cards the Declarer went up with the ace and paused in turn. She fingered the turies, the witch doctor is being beaten by "white man's modern medicine and the power of education.

ljock on his bedside table and a rock roll program blaring over his radio. He's gangly and crew-cut. But he's sprawled ovc-r an open chess book and his nail-bitten fingers are deftly ireving chess pieces over the black and white board which means more to him than anything else in his life. Bobby Fischer doesn't want to be a baseball star or a football player or the most popular fellow at the prom. He wants to be chess champion of the world and it seems a pretty sure bet he will be.

Most Americans don't kndw it, but their honor in a big international contest with r.ussia is riding on the thin shoulders of this 15-year-old boy from Brooklyn. Bobby is hailed by tha experts as the greatest chess mind the world has pro cuced in many years. "He doesn't look like one he looks iLore like a farmer's boy than an intellectual but he is a says Hans Kmoch, secretary of the Manhattan Chess Club which is the nerve centre of chess in a small spade, the and then she saw a light: trumps were drawn (they broke 3-2), the was played and over Builds Plane In Basement Not many years ago the smallest African kraal had its witch doctor. Everj body went in fear of him and taken with the in now the provided a parking place for one of declarer's losing spades. South claimed turned to him for potions to cure everything from unrequited love to sleeping sickness, from snake bite to TB.

And if a spell was needed to bewitch. Science Finds Why Crocs Cry NEW YORK, (UPD Crocodile tears are the real McCoy. Crocodiles do weep, often and without embarrassment- Also sea turtles. But why? Science at long last, after decades of not knowing (and of not much caring) now can tell you. The answers are provided by Dr.

Knut the contract with the loss of one diamond and one spade. Here is the full deal: a rival, or even eliminate him, the witch doctor was on hand at a price. Now most of the witch doctors have little work. The younger educated and semi-educated the United States. Clarke Sheppard, 35, who takes his first flying lesson in a few weeks, hopes the lessons come easy to him.

He'd like to fly that airplane sitting in the basement of his Oshawa home. The flying lessons are a reward to himself for the 11 months and countless spare-time hours it took to build the aircraft. I promised myself I would not take a flying until I had my own plane to fly," the industrial draughtsman said in an interview. He's a member of the Toronto and Schmidt-Nielsen of Duke University, Dur Africans no longer are taken in by the "Fischer is something unique. None of ham.

N.C.. and Fanze of Lund xne great ones ever accoinpiisnea so mucn i University, Lund, Sweden. They have witch doctor's more fanciful claims. And they have learned that it's cheaper and far more effective to go to the white North A 10 8 7 6 2 10 8 4 4 2 7 West East A 5 3 A 7 6 3 9 5 4 2 J97 A 10 6 5 3 A 9 6 A A 8 5 3 2 South A A 9 4 A 8 A A 8 5 3 2 st early. just completed the first known scientific But thousands still spend hours daily in those cherished quarters, savoring more than 35 variations of excellent coffee, reading newspapers, meeting friends, playing billiards or cards, turning business deals.

The coffee habit is still maintained, but a lot of the former Viennese coffee house-goers now patronize espresso bars to down cups quickly and dash off again. "The younger generation is incapable of savoring coffee," said an old waiter in a back-alley cafe. "Like the tourists, they just ask for a cup of coffee and are satisfied with whatever is served." It was from Vienna that the coffee-drinking habit was introcaeed to the Western world in 1683. Defeated Turkish invaders' had left behind a few bags of mysterious brown beans. A young Pole, Georg Kolschitzky, who had travelled in Turkey and knew of the black brew, asked for the beans as a reward for his wartime services to the beleagured Vienna garrison.

With the bags, Kolschitzky He has become an international grand raster the youngest in the long history ol the game and will meet the world's investigation of the strange phenomenon which links crocodiles and turtles to people, since people also are copious man's bush hospitals for magic pills to cure their ills. weepers top seven players this year in a challengers' tournament The exact date and place Schmidt-Nielsen is one of the world's A report published by the Northern Rhodesia Government says the practice of witchcraft is becoming more and more abhorrent to most Africans. And in Barotseland Protectorate, where cmain to be determined. The winner will get a crack at the leading authorities on the kidneys of present world champion, Russia's Mikhail animals other than man. For instance, his studies showed that the special and Botvinnik.

Five clubs should have been defeated, of course; there were many ways of achieving this. (East's incomprehensible Bobby himself doesn't ihow much inter quite extreme efficiency of a camel's kidneys permits that animal to go so long witch doctors were once the most powerful in Africa and where so-called medicine murders are still not uncommon, the tale est in possible cold war implications of his career. He just wants to be champion. between drinks of water lead of the helped declarer materi is the same. ally).

In any case the contract should not If he makes it this try, he'll be the have been 5C. Instead, 3NT would have Authorities there have been carrying youngest world champion in chess history The investigation of crocodiles, turtles, and other salt water reptiles sea snakes and lizards began, therefore, from their out an anti-witchcraft campaign for years. and only the second American ever' to been better and 4S, too, would have been superior. Both these contracts are in fact So successful has it been that when nine occupy that lofty position. The first U.S.

champion was Paul Morphy, who turned safe against any defence. South was neg witch doctors were sentenced to death at kidneys. They all have bodily working pretty much like those of land animals, an amazing thing when you keep in mind the trick at 21 a century ago. ligent in not exploring on her second round of bidding. And et given the contract and the luck, South, a few months district chapter of the Ultra-Light Aircraft Association of Canada, which was formed last April and meets twice monthly at Brampton, Ont- Of its 35 members, 13 now are building their, own aircraft.

Mr. Sheppard's aircraft, to be finished shortly, weigns 850 pounds and has a 65-horsepower engine. He figures it cost $500 to build it. When the plane is completed its wings and tail assembly will be and the the fuselage will be taken outdoors through a specially-built window, to be assembled outside. This will be a relief to his wife, Ailene.

The aircraft with its 26-foot wingspread had forced her to do h'er washing in a remote corner of the basement. Mrs. Sheppard, however, developed an interest in flying during the building period. The present plane is a single-seater, but her husband plans to build a two-seater so his wife can accompany him on flights. Some day in future Mr.

Sheppard may have to build a third He has four children Dawn, 12; Edward, 10; NeiL 6, and Norman, 4. Bobby won't say what he thinks of his Mongu high court for ritual murder the verdict was hailed by Africans throughout the protectorate. they drink salt water and eat salty foods. opened Europe's first coffee house, the Blue Bottle. It proved a hit, both for its coffee and as a centre of city news.

Dozens like it sprang up. Cafes became regular rendezvous places for musicians, artists, actors, politicians, journalists, bookies. In some you may still see a page of a classic composition, a faded drawing or caricature by a famed artist, hanging glass- chances. Nobody else thinks he will make earlier might have made a hash of the Even more amazingly, their kidneys are it this time. play.

And so her teacher, though pre woefully incapable of extracting all that But then, nobody thought he could win pared to criticize the bidding, was not the American chess championship' at 14 i salt "ke from their bodily fluids and too despondent: for his pupil was well All Hands on Deck It is customary to designate the four players' places at a bridge table as North, and nobody expected him to do too well on the way to graduation in the play of geiiing ria oi iu ivooiung at mem irom the standpoint of kidneys alone, they shouldn't be able to live. That makes at the recent TMiternational chess tourna framed on the walls. a hand. ment in Yuogoslavia. it rather clea'r they must have some other Ecst, South and West Not long ago, at a certain bridge club, coincidence brought As the big chess players, all champions means of dealing with salt.

in their own countries sat down opposite the bony young American, each informed Coals Carrying Schmidt-Nielsen and Fange found they have glands in their heads which him that he would be beaten. Some were nicer than others they From Alaska extract the salt. In crocodiles and turtles', these glanJs the connected by ducts to the eyes; in other sea reptiles saio tney were sorry to nave to aeieat together four players named Mr. "North, Mr. East, Mr.

South and Mr. West. Only cne player occupied the same position as hi surname. Mr. North sat on the right of Mr.

East, who was not in the South position. You cannot tell from this who won, but you can determine how each of the four sat at the table. How? Par for a correct solution is two minutes. They didn't need to be. Mosr.

-of them Figure Fraction Fun On a sheet of paper draw a large square end divide into a nest of nine squares cf equal sizes. Underneath itwrite the following numbers: Vz, ti, Vif 1, 1, 1. Vz. IV2, 114. Now arrange these numbers in the nine squares so that the total of the three numbers in each vertical, diagonal and horizontal row totals three.

moj pjtqi i avoi puooas 'ft i avoj Jsjtj the ducts empty into the nose. So the tears of crocodiles and turtles are salty ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Renters Far East markets may use Alaskan coal if c'idn't Bobby playing in his first international competition, pulled out of his early all right, but the animals are only getting 7 3 plans materialize for developing some of the large coal reserves here. difficulties and tied for lifth place winning his pjace the star-studded A group of Japanese officials repre itjjox MW lsaAi 'JIM SB3 "qinos JK mnS "JSB3 lOJOjj rid of surplus salt. Their findings dispose of legends which many unscientific minds accept as gospel. One is the crocodile is -sarcastic While chomping up a victim in his powerful jaws, he sheds tears of mock sympathy.

Hence, "crocodile tears" mean phony sympathy. Weeping female sea turtles have been described many times. They come up out of the sea onto tropical beaches to IN ORBIT Bobby has few friends his own age. He comes home from school and picks up a chess book. Every spare minute, he is either reading about chess, analyzing moves on his bedside chess board or going somewhere to play.

"Bobby isn't interested in anybody unless they play chess and there just cren't many kids who like it," says Mrs. Tischer. To make friends with Bobby, you not only hav.e to play chess you have to play good chess. lay eggs in the sand. Tears have been observed running from their eyes in rivu-' lets.

From that, it has been reasoned that egg-laying is painful for turtles. The scientists pointed out that that theory has always been rejected by naturalists. There's no proof that turtles react to pain as people do, or that egg-laying for a turtle is anything more than a humdrum task. senting important steel and mining companies of Japan have been completing studies this fall in the Bering River coal fields with the possibility of -mining coking coal in mind. The party visited Cordova, the Prince William Sound port closest to the untapped coal fields and which once was a gateway for an important copper mining industry." It is-reported that various phases of a possible large mining and shipping operation in the Cordova area are being investigated.

The mined product would be shipped to Japan, which has an increasing need cf coal for its steel mills. If tests of the coal deposits prove favorable, the mining work could be underway by 1960. Large deposits of coal in Alaska long have awaited markets and miners, but with abundant reserves in the United States there has been no hurry in developing the Alaska fields. Japan at present imports considerable quantities of coal from the United States and it is believed that the shorter shipping distance between Alaska and the Far East CA-N you trac the path of ths satellite at right from Ita rocket takeofl to orbit Begin at the launching pad (center of diagram), and draw a continuou line through the maze, staying within the given urea. Of course, you are challenged to avoid dead ends and to reach the satellite's present location indicated by arroV, upper right) es quickly as Crypto-Quote Shakespeare gave a recipe for avoiding boredom.

It is to be found by solving this substitution cryptogram. INAHMTUA HZO HXSWEZ LHQA SKA KETUM MAAL MKEUS. Remember, in solving this type crypt, you substitute new letters for those given. It sounds like double talk, but the same letter is substituted for the same letter throughout. The best place to solve a cryptogram is in the spaces between lines.

What Letter's Out? A CERTAIN letter taa been omitted In all tht places where it weald normally occur In the following sentence, and x's are used Irstead. How quickly can you discover what letter? A xAxxKKKU tUi tAxxLED Pete's Cutting Up From a huge sheet of paper that is 43 inches wide by 154 inches long, printer Pete wishes to cut a maximum number of small sheets seven inches wide by 11 inches long. How many sheets of this size I.K i A SOK. i You'll need a sharp pencil and a good eraser, i ioLj-i uiaas sjnoq s4j d4eiu uoipe pus can be cut from the larger, sheet? ru aq uej bjddqs rould outweigh the disadvantage of getting i a new Alaskan field into production..