The Montreal Star from Montreal, Quebec, Canada • 17

17 THU MOMREtl STAR SATURDAY FEBRUARY It IRS! At Plateau Hull Dramatic Crashes on Land and Sea BC Team Makes Fine Debut Raid Nets OAS Arms Terrorists the one which held together ly impressed by his hsndling the most consistently al- of the piano role in the though there was much to ad- Beethoven His finger-work was faultless and he mapped out the dynamic pattern nT the sonata with logic and an understanding of the form If he was little too loud in both this work and the Handel part of the fault may be explained by the fact that he was not familiar with the acoustics of Plateau Hall As a tribute to the late Fritz Kreislea the team played Rosemarin" and GiUna" and played them beautifully Their final encore wu a little Rondo by Beethoven mire in the Aria alia chaconne with its long recitativelike violin part over a chaconne figure on the piano Martinu's Stanzas" written in 1943 and dedicated to Albert Einstein is a particularly cheerful and attractive piece of music which deserves an important place in the violin repertoire If Poison continues to play it as well as he did lut night it may very well win its rightful recognition Although Harold Brown played very well throughout the recital I was particular- un Tiitpimo The ship was driven aground by heavy seas Hopes of refloating her fade she is pushed further ashore ARTHUR rOUON -latiniH an Heruld Proaa euniet ip raritei f-r Lea Jhmm Mueicalee at We-mu Hall Soaata ui aiajor Haaaal Senate IS Hu I in auaer Buuthurtn Sonata Itaaeri Turner I'ina atropSua S'un madnaal Kanina auna opua IS StaUint By ERIC McLEAN TEAM of young musicians from Vancouver made their Montreal debut last night at Plateau Hall before an audience made up of members of Lei Jeunesses Musi-cales du Canada Arthur Poison the violinist is the concert-muter of the Victoria Symphony and Harold Brown has been his pianist partner since Poison first begsn to give recitals a few years ago Although both are still in their twenties their performance had a maturity and a profeuional polish one ex- pecta only from musicians of much grester experience Their program held a wide variety of interest ranging from Handel through Beethoven to modern works by the late Bohuslav Martinu and the Canadian composer Robert Turner In fact it would have been a model of taste and balance if it had not been for the repetitive Suite by Sinding The Beethoven Sonata in minor wu remarkable for the precision and exact coordination of the playing full warm tone and his unerring ear made it possible for him to present the composer's material clearly and the relationship between the parts of the sonata wu established with gratifying intelligence It wu my personal reaction that the tempo wu a shade too fast in the first movement end the scherzo In the csm of the trio of the scherzo however the tut ealls for more relaxed pace and not quite as much sound it wu given lut night The Montreal-born composer Robert Turner (now a -resident of Vancouver) turns out some of the more unselfconsciously lyrical music we find in Canada theM days His violin Sonata shows up the instrument brilliantly not only through its sustained melodic writing but also by the frequent virtuoso pasuges On this single hearing the final movement a most untypical Toccata struck me being High and dry on the rocks at Nash Point Llinlwil Major Glamorgan Wiles is the tanker Driver Man Killed As Freight Rails ffwftri ALGIERS Algeria Feb 10-About 3000 soldiers police and special security detachments swooped before dawn today on' the Bab-El-oued European district of Algiers considered a1 stronghold of the European ter-! rorist Secret Army Organization (0AJ5) Police announced 192 gunsj were Mixed and 21 suspected OAS members arrested Late last night the OAS ex- ploded a 22-pound plastic charge in Algiers' "City of Hap-1 pineM" housing development I injuring eight penonp The explosion biggest in Algiers since the OAR began a of plastic last year wrecked 20 apartments in the mixed European and Moslem ares I In the port city of Oran today two Europeans and one Moslem were wounded in gun attacks by Moslem nationalist insurgents and the OAR French security forces- captured 17 Moslems insurgent gunmen in the Oran area Algiers doctors went on strike as a sign of mourning for one of their number killed in an attack The body of a European shot in the head was found in Algiers this morning In Bone two plastic explosions shook the municipal building injuring about 10 persons and causing considerable damage Rebel Negotiators Fly To Switzerland I ZURICH Feb (Reuters) Four Algerian insurgent leaden were on their way to Switzerland by air today amid reports of a crucial stage apparently approaching in peace negotiations between French officials and the Nationalist rebels Insurgent Foreign Minister Saad Dahlab left Tunis for Zurich following Belkacem Krim deputy premier Minister of State Lakhdar Ben Tobbal and Information Minister Mohim med Yazid News reports Mid it wu expected that Louis Joxe Algerian Affairs Minister would go soon to Switzerland or Italy to initial an agreement with Krim Dahlab and Yazid The agreement then would be submitted for ratification to French President de Gaulle and the rebel the National Council of the Algerian Revolution Algerian sources in Tunis uid ratification of an agreement and approval of an Algerian ceasefire by the council would be a formality There were other reports of vital Franco rebel meetings starting soon to hammer out final details of a negotiated peace in Algeria leading to Independence LOSES JAIL HOME BLOOMINGTON (UPI) The McLean County sheriff is losing his bed and board The board of supervisors has voted to end Its 80-year policy of allowing the sheriff free quarters and food at the county JaiL prr nr Cuatff'H Pfmi GOGAMA OnL Feb 10 A Canadian National Railways freight train jumped the rails in this northern Ontario community yeaterday killing one man and injuring another Walter Kowalchuk A CNR section foreman and widower father of four children was killed when one of the 22 derailed cars smashed into a centralised traffic control tool shed at the Gogama station and reduced it to splinters Rene Chartier a signal repairman who was with Kowalchuk in the tool shed suffered head and facial lacerations in the wreck The derailment blocked rail traffic at this village about 100 miles north of Sudbury The force of the collision hurled Chartier a married man with four children through a window in the tool shed He was flown to Sudbury for treatment and his condition there wu reported satisfactory Timber Shifts Railway' officials Mid the wreck was caused by timber oa -a flat car which shifted while en route to Belleville Ont from Chilliwack BC There has been no estimate of damage The train wu travelling at 60 miles an hour when the timber on the 28th car from the engine shifted and caused the derailment which toppled and jack-knifed the back half of the Sfrcar train The derailment blocked the main trana-continental line and rail traffic wu rerouted to the CPR line through Official rccards pravi that Braybaaid is tha rcilly aafa way ta traval actually twanty-flvc Unas safer this driving ycurcclf I Oreyhiund drivers have micy milliens cf milas af safe driving experience behind then Another fflRNon miles la added te this remaifcablo neafd ovary day Next trip play aafa 9a Bravhaiindind haw tha driving ta'uai No other form ot public transportation has fins so low For example: CP Wlrapbntn This was the scene at Gogama a rail town BO air ini lei north of Sudbury after 22 i cars of a CNR freight train were derailed A section foreman was killed JACKSONVILLE FUL BUSH SAIIV ONI WAV S40Z 0 TAMPA a 6 BUSH DAILY ONE WAV S4SSS llll Derafceatar Wed New S4Z-ZM1 Or See Year taaef Trare! 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