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7 1 mm 1CTUREJ IBAlT-EMIDdnlB HflECdDEBUD FLATBUSH RECORD Pa'C t'hone: TRiangle Brooklyn, New York, Friday, August 26, 1960 Vol. 23rd No. 1167 MAN ABOUT BROOKLYN Europeans In Show At Boro AAuseaum By Charles Richman Jewish War Veterans Notes By Henry R. Shields JWV Executive Director County Commander Maurice Gherman has announced that plans are being made for th Fal season, and in the very near future there will be separate meetings of the County Membership Committee, County Legislative Committee and Coun- ty Americanism Committee. Dates will be FASHIONS IN MUSIC: Vocal: "Alone Together" features Tony Bennett at his best intimate, pulsating tone in such tons ones as "I'm always chasing rainbows," "It's magic" and "After You've Gone." Columbia regular CL 1471.

"This Land," Folk Songs with Tompall and the Glaser Brothers on Decca stereo presents the lads who are perfectionists in their field. Included are favorites "I'll Never Names of many great, popular artists of three centuries are to be found in the Exhibition of European Prints from the collection of the (Brooklyn Museum. A striking-variety of subject arcl style is represented in the works of past and present masters of art in the provocative showin? at the Brooklvn all ages, i Afiiswim ovl-iihitprj in tho Museum's marry" and of old No. 9." This is music for announced. In addition to the regular County Committee, Post Chairmen for the respective committees will also be invited as guests, for more cooperation and co-or dination between the posts and the county.

Due to the Jewish holidays' in September, the first meeting of the Fall season will be held Sunday morning, October 2, at 11:30 a.m., at Tilden Hall, 2200 Tilden. Avenue, Brooklyn. All Post Gommanders H. R. Shields DL 74(T41 Travel Music: "The Magic of the Caribbean" with Herbert Spencer and orchestra on Decca stereo comes in book form, illustrated with excellent photographs of island, scenes.

This is song and story of a journey to Haiti, Cuba, where tunes as "Peanut Vendor," "Jamaica Farewell," "Mama, look at boo-boo" tinkle the listener. Makes a wonderful gift. DL 79080. Instrumental: "Tommy Dorsey and His Greatest Band" Volume 2. The master is recorded here in top favorites such as "Sunny side of the street" by 20th Century Fox Ultra-phonic.

Gene Krupa is on the drums. FOX 0023. Sound track: ''The Roots of Heaven," Darryl F. Zanuck's production with London Royal Philharmonic, Malcolm -Arnold conducting, has the thrills of elephant land, pulsing drums, moody and lyrical mystery of French Africa. Ultra -phonic 20th Century Fox 3005.

second floor Print Gallery through October 31. The Curator of the Prints and Drawings Collection Brooklyn, Una E. Johnson, "This Museum has long, been interested in the art of printmaking. Our permanent collection of prints covers all fields and periods but has specialized in 9th and 20th Century European and American work, and was one of the first museums to do so." Since the beginning of the collection there has been a noticeable increase of public interest in the art. One explanation by Miss Johnson suggests that "Fine prints are among the most accessible and democratic of ail artistic creations.

The fact that they are "multiple originals" makes them available to a larger public for a much smaller price than paintings or pieces of sculpture. The finest and most sue- and County Delegates will be notified. A special invita tion is issued to the Post Commanders and Delegates to have Breakfast with the County officers at 10:30 a.m. that same morning. Commander Gherman stated that he, regrets, but because of the limitation of space and the cost involved, Breakfast invitations must be strictly limited to the.

Post Commanders and the County Delegates. Final" call has been made for those Posts who still wish to participate in the, forthcoming Theatre Party for the motion pic-r ture "Exodus," reports Jerry Chairman of Social: i A date deadline will be be issued in the near fu cesstul prints usually are maae dv are- also painters and artists wtio sculptors.1 ture and no further reservations will be accepted after that date. For further info contact Jerry Nisman at HI check with County Headquarters. County Headquar-teis will be closed the week beginning August 29 through September 2 for vacation. The Eexecutive Director may be reached at MU 5-4710 or at MU 5-9651 during this period.

Among the brilliant European painters and sculptors who were also extremely successful print-makers, showing in the current exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum, are Picasso, KIrchner, Matisse, Reualt Ponnard, Braque and many others. 'oys. For New Era From Brlwm Inlmes A state-wide drive to establish a series of youths from broken or immoral homes, was started by As-semhlyman Max M. Turshen, Brooklyn. Turshen said he would sponsor 1 EAPiL GRANT'S poignant warnith and romantic melody 'heightens Decca's stereo "The Magic of Earl Grant." Those 'tender ballads include "Fascination" and "It's Magic." He plays along on the piano and organ as he sings.

DL 74044. SHOW TIME: The report is out that the late Danton Walker musical spoof of Provincetown will be making its New York debut on October 1 at the Provincetown Playhouse in Greenwich Village. The play will be dubled "The Provincetown Show" and should have a comfortable run. The production was arranged through the efforts of Constantine Soloyanis, right-hand Tnan to Dan at the Daily News which featured the Walker column about inside doings of the world. It's a fitting tribute.

We saw the show in Provincetown, the night Dan-ton passed away. In an enchanting little theatre right smack on the wharf, the show played to a capacity audience and was known as "The Provincetown Pirates." It was a spoof on the beatniks of prohibition times when rum-running was the big thing for the Portuguese fishermen who inhabit the light little Cape Cod playground. The introduction to what was to take place usually was handled by Danton Walker, himself. The night we were there, there was a substitute who just oozed with charm and set the audience ready for a delightful evening. One was just in the right frame of mind to enjoy the most enchanting and exhilarating performance.

Between acts there was free drink dispursed from a huge "bowl on the platform overlooking the ocean with its twinkl- ing lights and full moon. We hope the same feeling is tured the New York run when those on stage and in the dience are all part of the show. In fact, one little, fellow in A new era in communications was opened as a taped message by President Eisenhower was sent coast-to-coast via an artificial earth satellite. The first words "This is President Eisenhower speaking J' were received at a Bell Telephone Laboratories installation atop Crawford Hill at 7:41 a.m. (9DT).

The message was transmitted from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Ooldstone, Calif. The President's message was part of the Project Echo experiments now being conducted by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Bell Telephone Laboratories and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. To transmit the President's message. Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientists beamed microwave signals at a 100-foot diameter sphere which had been placed into robit earlier from Cape Canaveral, Fla. The aluminum-coated sphere, 1,000 monstrated no interest in the pro per raising of their children.

According to his plan, these children would be placed in dormitory-like homes, each housing a total of 40 to SO youths. eHre, of their own free will, they would complete their educations at City schools, receive appropriate religious training, and -be guided into worthwhile channels. Above all there would be a healthy, wholesome atmosphere created. Turshen said that 1 a year's Citizens Legislative Conference on Juvenile Delinquency at Brooklyn Law School adopted the project as "necessary" in the fight to prevent legislation to set up these "towns," and indicated that ihe has received support from the State Youth Commission and the City Youth Board. The drive will include a letter-writing campaign to the Governor and legislative leaders; speaking engagements throughout the State; meetings with PTA's, youth agencies and other groups.

"Juvenile crime has increased five per cent during the first half of this year in the age group six through 20. Many of these children come from homes that have disintegrated. Mothers and fathers are separated, habitual drunks, drug addicts, prostitutes, and have de I delinquency. WILLIAMSBURG SUGAR FOOD STORE i iii 1 hitotc me cm in, iciicvicu lite the front row broke up the show, stopping a soene when and they were reCeived at 1 11- 11 Bell Laboratories bv a "horn-re nsKea nis motner a loud voice: "Mama, why is the man 20 MESEROLE STREET crying flector" antenna system designed especially for the space communication experiments. LIBBY'S STRAINED BABY FOOD 10 for 99c LET'S FACE IT: Whether we like it or not.

summer is just about over. The cool breezes made for pleasant evenings at home and but for a few humid days, the hat was bearable. There were no real hot, torrid days which earned into breezeless nights. Our little weather chart indicates that Indian Summer will -be a beautiful time. Chances are it will encourage a protracted vacation season with folks running to the mountains seeking to make up for lost week-ends.

HUNTS TOMATO PASTE Nagler'sTip Ever wonder how to make poached eggs without having the eggs fall apart after you drop them into the boiling water? Next time, mix some fresh lemon juice with the boiling water, prior to putting the eggs in, says Jerry Nagler of News Aliance. 3 for 2.