'Longhaired Music,
Pro -Grid Club Join
In Double A ttraction
I, Statesman, SaUm, Ore., Friday, October 14, lt5S-(c D-l
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155 N. liberty
By ARTHUR EDSOX t .
Af Newtf eatnrea Writer
WASHINGTON (AP) This
Coptic message, advertising com
ing attractions, hangs on the big
scoreboard in Griffith Stadium:
"Oct 18 Cleve National
Symphony." i
Translated, it means that Sun
day the Cleveland Browns, cham
pions of professional football,
will be on display along rith the
Court Upholds
Conviction of
Puerto Ricans
WASHINGTON (.P) Four
Puerto Rican fanatics who re
ceived, long prison terms for a
wild pistol attack on the House
of Representatives,' had a fair
trial, the U. S. Court of Appeals
ruled Thursday. 4
."Their guilt was clear, and
their convictions must stand,"
the court said in unanimously re
jecting the terrorists' appeal
Five house members were
wounded in the shooting, but all
recovered.
The Appellate Court said the
Puerto Ricans, led by fiery little
Lolita Lebren, were "indigent
strangers unable to speak our
language, but were "ably repre
sented by capable, conscientious
counsel'' appointed by the court
Ben Paul Noble, one of the
court appointed attorneys said
he plans to ask the Supreme
Cpurt to review the case, that
"we feel we have' an obligation
to do this."
Lolita, who set off the shooting
by arising in the House gallery,
waving a Puerto Rican flag, and
shouting "Free Puerto Rico,"
got off easier than her three com
panions. .
The jury convicted her on five
charges of assault with a danger
ous weapon, but acquitted her on
five charges of assault with in
tent to kilL She received a sent
ence of 16 years and 8 months to
50 years. The men - Rafael Can
cel Miranda, , Andres Figueroa
Cordero, and Irving Flores Rod
riques were convicted on all
ten counts, and got sentences Of
25 to 75 years.
Salons Demand
Power Policy
Parley
Washington National Symphony
Orchestral
All of which is additional evi
dence that he so-called long
haired musie has got itself a
modern erewcut, and now moves
easily and unashamedly In circles
that would have astounded sym
phony lovers of another fenera
tion. "Out ia Front
And right out front, moving
both easily and energetically, ia
Dr. Howard Mitchell, 44-year-old
director of the National Sym
phony and the man who first
thougth of taking his orchestra to
a pro football game.
It was something over a year
ago during a talk with George
Preston Marshall, the owner of
the Washington Redskirs, that he
suggested jokingly, as he recalls
it now that some bris- sym
phonic music would make ideal
halftime entertainment
"Lunch tomorrow," Marshall
said. They met at lunch the next
day, and that led to the wedding
of the muscular and musical arts.
Alltime Low
Not until Mitchell broke the
news to his 19-year-old son did it
occur U him that he might have
been caught with his baton down
far behind the line o scrimmage.
"He said to me, 'Pop, this is an
alltime low.' He talked so much
that he convinced my wife, too,
that I had made a big mistake.
After that, I had my fingers
crossed."
He needn't have. He had the
crowd with him from the opening
strains of a snappy rendition of
the team's marching song, "Hail
to the Redskins." And the ap
plause at the end was considered
the greatest ever given- any half
time entertainment her.
Success Uncertain
! Whether Mitchell succe ded in
his real mission rgetting more
people interested in serious musif
he can't say. But his conclu
sion is simple: :Any orchestra
leader would be a fool to pass up
a cnance to play before an audi
ence of 30,000."
i Since ticket sales last year were
the best in history, "obviously
it didnl hurt us any." If he can
convince few more football fans
this Sunday that symphony music
is tun, too, he will be happy.
! Dressed casually, as he was to
day, in sports coat and slacks,
Mitchell looks more like a suc
cessful golf pro than a salesman
and producer of good music.
Which isnt too surprising. At
15, he won the golf championship
of Sioux City, Iowa, and he went
on to swap golf lessons for cello
lessons in getting his musical edu
cation. It is Mitchell's earnest convic
tion that the age of the big
money angels, who gave gener
ously to keep .music alive,, has
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