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AtSO RATS, MICE, GOPHERS aVr J'l JtiI vfrfj Tt'llllt M Mk I'll AT DEAUtS 49c STEARIN'S 1 j''NS HKTttt fASTt (0 OtcmLHI., Ot fWC Gisele MacKenzie by Norman Weiser TOPS ON THE RECORD SHELVES: Patti Page, Mercury's Singing Rage, has another delightful LP in "Let's Get Away from It All." For a top male program, spin Frank Sinatra's new Capitol etching, "Only the Lonely." Jazz fans will dig "The Dave Brubeck Quartet in Europe" via Columbia. MUSIC FOR FAMILY LISTENING: If you like the stress on instrumentals and sounds, try Dot's "Johnny Maddox Plays the Million Sellers," followed by the same label's "Love Scene," featuring motion-picture music. On the singing front, RCA presents "Gisele," featuring Gisele MacKenzie; "Moments Like These" by Dinah Shore; and Harry Belafonte's "Belafonte Sings the Blues." COVERING THE CLASSICS: The stereo push is on, and many fine new releases arenow available both monaurally and via the "new sound." Let's start off with two from Mercury, Ferde Grofe's "Grand Canyon Suite" and "Mississippi Suite" by the Eastman-Rochester Orchestra and "Leroy Anderson, Vol. 2" as performed by the Eastman-Rochester Pops Orchestra under the baton of Frederick Fennell. Tchaikovsky's "Pathetique Symphony" gets a most inspired reading from the Chicago Symphony on a new RCA issue, and via the same label Pierre Monteux and the Vienna Philharmonic offer Mendelssohn's "A Mid summer Night's Dream" and Schubert's "Rosa- munde." , ,. Violin devotees will want to hear Yenudi Menuhin, accompanied by the Philharmonia Orchestra, Sir Eugene Goosens conducing playing Lalo's "Symphonie Espagnole and Saint-Saens' exciting "Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso," on Capitol. JAZZOMANIA: Cole Porter gets another fine jazz treatment on Atlantic's "Wilbur De Paris Plavs Cole Porter." "Afro-Cuban Influence is a blockbuster by Shorty Rogers and his band via RCA. Dot joins the parade of labels presenting jazz versions of film scores with Red Norvo swinging "Windjammer. STEREO-SHOPPING: RCA has a number of stereo packages out this month which will really shine on your new system Included are 'Baton and Bows," a mixture of classical and p"p standards played by Morton Gould and u l,hUR- "Pop Goes the Swinging Mardh-fUgi- ndudrf by Ray Martin; Fritz Reiner and the Chicago Symphony playmg Ralel and Mussorgsky's "Pictures at an h bition;" and, finally Mendelssohn's "Italian and Reformation Symphonies' played by the Boston Symphony Orchestra. . " 1 J, and make your toilet bowl the cleanest spot in the house No cleanser or bleach cleans, disinfects, deodorizes and removes rust stains like Sani-Flush Sani-Flush is specially made for this one job! Pour, let stand, swab, flush ... its fragrant, active ingredients work deep into crevices and its powerful disinfectant leaves your toilet bowl free of many harmful germs. 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