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La gaceta., 1931-03-21
EXPLOITATION CUATRO
BOMBAS

Habana, Marco 21.-En La
Habana y sus alrededores ex-
plotaron aver cuatro bombas.
causando dahos de POGO I'm :
portancia.
Una de las bombas CAUSE a.
verias en- un Quartet de la guar
dia rural, dos en- un cafe y In
ultima explot6 en- uno de los
suburbios.
Los cuerpos de policla 81
guen trabajando con Ia espe-
rama de poner fin a las explo-
stones, arrestando q los que 70.
brican las bombas y a sus c6m-
plices.
La gaceta., 1931-03-21

mitin de protesta en- contra del
impuesto sobre las ventas al
detalle, recomendado por IL
comisi6n que preside Perry G.
Wall.
Asistieron comisiones dc CO.
merciantes de st. Petersburg,
Clearwater, Dade City y Otras
ciudades.
Pronunci6 un energico dis /.
curse denunciando ell plan de
la comisi6n, ell abOgado M. G..
Sable, de Jacksonville.
Preside David Falk, aeom-
panado por miembros de Ia
Association de Comerciantes
de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1931-03-21

dejara OR sus melodiosas no.
tas Ell sin par sexteto Diana"
Juego del huevo y la cucha-
ra, con premio a la vencedora.
Sc soltar& I'm "cochinito'
ensebado, ell cual sera regala-
do al que 10 agarre.
Inauguration de la nueva
glorieta acabada de construir,
en- la que Sc cobijar an cuatro
mil personals. La mGsica estara
a cargo de dicho ~sexteto y de
una acreditada orquesta de
jazz.
Los Sres. Santos y Cook, en-
obsequio q Minerva" haran
una pelfcula hablada en- me :
moria de la fiesta.
La Sra. Amparo Reyes y ell
Sr. B. de la Osa, entonaran lin
das criollas.
Juego de la cucaha. Carrie
ras de patos. Repartici6n de
premios para los nihos mas sa-
ludables a iuicio del jurado,
compuesto por medicos loca :
les. Premios a las pareias que
mejor bailen ell son y ell jazz.
Sorteo de un precioso regalo
para damaA Gran acto de va
riedades en- la nueva glorieta.
Sorprendente Illumination de
los terrenos. A las 8 Fin del So
berbio festival. que sera de
grata recOrdaci6n para Ell p6-
blico.
La gaceta., 1931-03-21
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE- CUBA
ESPINOSA SERA JUZGADO
LA SEMANA PROXIMA

Habana, Mario 21.-Por I'm
consejo de guerra ser& juzga-
do Ia Semana pr6xima Ell conan
dante Manuel Espinosa, exayu-
dante de campo del presidente,
a Quien sc detuviera por supo-
n@rsele complicado en- La explo-
sion de Ia bomba que hiciera des
trozos en- ell palacio presidential
Ell pasado 20 de febrero.
Tambi@n sera juzgado el SOL
dado Camilo Vald@s, que dice
coloc6 Ia bomba por haberselo
mandado Ell comandante Espi-
nosa y en- complicated con dos
exempleados del ayuntamiento
de La Habana, Francisco Diaz y
Martin.
Tambien sc encuentra dete-
nido por counplicidad en- ell aten-
tado terrorista Ell contratista
Machado.
ExtraOrdinarias precaucio-
nes tomar& ell gobierno mien-
Sc celebre ell consejo.
Los amigos de Espinosa, que
esta casado con una hija del ex-
presidente Oral. Jose Miguel
afirunan que este es ino-
La gaceta., 1931-03-21
En- viaje de regreso

I'm V1AJe DE fegFeSO
Sc espera que en- horas de
Ia manana del domingo lle-
guen a esta ciudad, proceden-
tes de Cuba, los j6venes espo-
SOS Maria Antonio y Fernan-
do Fina y sus idolatrados hi
jos Aida Y Jose Augusto.~ Pre-
ciosa nina de cuatro amos de
edad es la primera, mientras
que ell var6n, Jose Augusta, no
tiene aun siete meses de naci-
do.
Despues de permanecer bre
We temporada en- la simpatica
poblaci6n de Santiago de las
Vegas regresaran a Tampa,
donde Maria Y Fernando tie
men fijada su Residential desde
hace largos amos y donde vie
ran sus hijos la luz primera.
El cronista, yinculado a ellos
por lazos de familia, Sc siente
vivamente regocijado por Ia
noticia y la da complacidisimo
a las numerosas amistades del
citado matrimonio, quienes
tambien lie dispensaran ealu-
rosa acogida.
A recibirlos aeudiran ma
mana familiares y amigos, ash
como una nutrida representa-
ci6n de LA Columna," de la
cual ell Sr. Fina es miembro
fundador y uno de sus mas fer
vientes paladines.
La gaceta., 1931-03-21

ICuando piensa imitar 81 DR..
Bartlett, jefe de sandal de
Tampa, la campaha iniciada en-
Cuba por Ell DR.. Lopez del Va
lie?
Don Jose, que no es viejo, aun
que flsicamente 10 parezca, con
firmeza sostiene que ell actO de
besar es una "marranada" y
que ell beso debe ser suprimido
por antihigienico etc.
Los cubanos han seguido la
saba recommendation y de Ia Ha
bana nos dicen que va es dificil
encontrar allf un hombre que
admita dedicarse a la baja y
sensual labor de besar en- Ia. bo-
Ca o en- cualquiera otra parte de
la cara de I'm ser humane.
Los que aun sc atreven a be-
sar han tornado Ia costumbre de
colocar entire boca y boca 0 en-
tire boca y frente o entire boca y
nariz, un esterelizado papel de
seda, que despues de usado in
mediatamente Sc quema.
Aqui pudiera emprenderse Ia
campafia cortando de las peli-
culas los besos "sucios" v pro-
Despues ell ayuntamiento po-
dria "pasar'' una ordenanza i'm
poniendo $50 peso SIDE multa
por cada beso que Sc diera sin
las debidas profilacticas pre-
cauciones.
Aqui sc besa mucho, segIn
informes que tenemos, y las fu-
.turas generaciones seran debi-
les Y enfermizas 81 para prote-
gerlas no re legisla ahora por
los Hamados o hacerlo.
iBesar... puaf... que asco!
La gaceta., 1931-03-21
CapftuIO de Enferrnos

En- ell hospital municipal,
restableciendose de una deli :
cada operation sufrida dfas pa
sados, sc encuentra la virtuo-
sa Sra. Sara Capablanca, es-
posa amantisima de nuestro
buen amigo y viejo periodista
Arturo Capablanca.
Seg1n averiguamos hace
muy breves horas, su estado es
bastante satisfactorio, no in :
fundiendo tenor alguno.
Gran n1mero de personals
&c interesan a cada momento
La gaceta., 1931-03-21
CONTRA 38 ESTUDIANTES
PRESENTO CONCLUSIO-
MES Ell FISCAL

Habana, Marzo2l.-Contra
38 estudiantes acusados de
haber tornado parte en- los de-
s6rdenes de d~iciembre, en- los
cuales perdi6 la vida ell poll
cia Oscar Sanchez Moreno,
present6 aver un escrito de con
clusiones provisiones ell minis
terio fiscal, solicitando para
cada uno tres meses de carcel.
Acusar& ell fiscal de la sala
segunda de 10 criminal.
La gaceta., 1931-03-21
MAS DE 100000 DE PER-
SONAS NO TENIAN IRA
BAJ0 EN- Ell MES DE e
NERO

Wash, Mario 2l.-Cifras de-
das por ell secrtario de concrete
Lamont demuestran que en- el
mes de enero Sc encontraban
aqui sin trabajo $780, 900 per-
sonas.
Fue ell cAlculo en- un censo hO-
cho en- 10 ciudades.
Muestran estos n6merOs que
la cantidad de hombres sin ira
bajo aument6 en- 149% desde
ahril de 1880.
La gaceta., 1931-03-21

La policia di6 aver de garro-
taos en- Alemania al cuarto
hijo del exKaiser.
Otra paliza lie dieron al je-
fe fascista Paul Goebbels, ell
lugarteniente de Adolfo Hit
Ter.
va ei aguila imperial no pro-
tege Ia cabeza del principe y la
policia republican, lie trat6 CO.
mo 81 fuese I'm humilde comu-
nista.
Nunca me3ores palizas Sc apli
caron desde que Hitler diera CO
mienzO a su campaha do IRE
denci6n" hacienda a6icos los es-
La gaceta., 1931-03-21

Todos los meses Ell National
City Bank de New York publi-
ca un informe sobre las condi-
clones e~con6micas, 'el estado
de Ia hacienda pIblica Y ell
mercado de valores.
Ell informe del mes de fe :
brero trae un analisis de las
condolences en- Jap6n, Argen-
tina, Uruguay, Brasil, PERT,
Colombia, Chile, Ecuador. b.
livia y Venezuela. pero nj una
sola palabra so5re la Quebran-
tada hacienda de Cuba, uno
de los pafse sl los cuales tie
ne valiosas pfopiedades esa
corporation.
Mr.. Mitchell y sus "asocia-
dos" en- ell Banco aparecen en-
lal ista de "protectores' indi-
rectos del regimen dictatorial
de Gerardo y por esta sencilli-
ma raz6n prefieren callar en-
p1blico, aunque privadamente
analicen y hagan cAlculos
bre ell future econ6mico de la
pequena rep1blica del Caribe.
Los otros dos "grandes y
buenos protectores de Macha-
do, seg1n Sc afirma, son ell
Chase National Bank y J. P.
Morgan y Co.
La gaceta., 1931-03-21

BESIDE fecha muy r~eciente
Sc halla guardando cana I'm
hijo de On. Mariana Paniello,
figura de gran relieve en- nues-
tro mundo social v econ6mico.
Formula sinceros votos porque
a la mayor breyedad desapa-
rezca la dolencia que aqueja
al enfermito.
La gaceta., 1931-03-21
A LOS CHI
NOS QUE MURIERON POR
CUBA

Habana, Mario 21.-El go
bierno Ia ofrecido su coopera-
ci6n q 10 colonia china, que va
q c~onstruir un monumentO en-
honor de los chinos que murie-
ron en- Ia guerra de la indepen-
dencia, combatiendo bajo Ell pa
bell6n insurrecto.
La inauguration, segdn de-
clar6 aver ell ministro chino an
te ell gobierno del Oral. Macha-
do, Sc verificara en- ell mes de
La gaceta., 1931-03-21
~RENUNCIARA Ell DIR. 10.
PEI SILVEIRO

Habana, Mario 2l.--Anun-
cid aver que presentarA Ia re-
nuncia de su cargo de jefe del
servicio de sandal, el DR.. Jo-
sc Lopez Silveiro, fntimo ami
go del DR.. Francisco Maria
Fernandez, ell exsecretario.
Fernandez ingresarA en- Ell
senado de la repdblica ell dia
de abril.
La gaceta., 1931-03-21
LEGO Ell BROOKLYN

Habana, Mario 21.-ParA iu-
gar aqui una serie de cinco desa
fios lego aver 81 club Brooklyn,
de la Liga Nacional americana,
que practica en- Clearwater, FLO
rida.
Llegaron con ell Brooklyn 81
catcher espafSOl Alfonso Lpea
y Ell pitcher cubano Adolfo L0-
que.
La gaceta., 1931-03-21
Minerva

Minerva
Esta simpatica Agrupaci6n,
integrada en- su totalidad por
miembros del Circulo Cubano,
celebrara durante ell dfa de
manana un gran festival cam
pestre, en- ell Incompatible
parque de "La Columna."
Magnffico, colmado de in
centivos, es ell programa que
para este picnic han combine
do los enthusiasts minervistas.
Hello aqui:
A las II A. M. Sc ADRIAN los
terrenos al p1blico, izandose
las banderas Guiana y ameri-
cana, con los IGNORES CORES
pondientes. Portando un "che-
que" por valor de diez pesos,
hara su aparici6n en- ell parque
un misterioso caballero. La
persona que acierte a conocer-
10 recibira como premio dicho
"cheque." Carreras en- saco pa
ra ninos con premios a los ven
cedores.
A las IL y 30.-Llegada de
un celebre gaitero, ~acompaha-
do por su tamborilero.
A la / comenzarA ell sucu-
lento almuerzo, bajo los from
dosos robles. Durante ell agape
La gaceta., 1931-03-21
DE ESPl n
INFANTA Be
EASAIRA CON GE
Pc DE ORLEANS =

Mdrid, Mario 21.-CT
que que tan pronto arribe e
Rey Alfonso, Sc anunciara ell
pr6ximo matrimonio de la In
fanta Beatriz, la hija mas vie
ia de los reyes, con ell principe
Don Antonio Aware de Orlean.
Ell principe es hijo segundo
del principe Alfonso de Orlean
La gaceta., 1931-03-21

La fabrica de Corral sc ha
visto obligada a ceder y envol-
vera sus tabaeos en- papel de
"celofan", fabricado por Du
Pont.
Probado esta que ell tai pa
pei no convene al tabaco ha-
bano, muy sensible para tan
rara compahia, pero los ven-
dedores demandan sc lie en-
vuelva y Sc lie confunda con
las tagarninas.
Muy pronto quizas lie exigi-
ran a los fabricantes de sQuf,
que no saben defenderse de
imposiciones por medic de la
propaganda v la cooperation,
que ell tabaco sea llbrado de la
nicotina w.,
La gaceta., 1931-03-21
S 0 GALES

por la salud de la apreciada
enferma. q
Para nosotros seria un mott
vo de verdadero regocijo ell pc
der consignar cuanto antes la
ansiada nueva de su total res
tablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1931-03-21

iDesde ahora puede afirmar
Sc que ell Rey Alfonso no per-
mitira que sea fusilado ell ca
pitan Sediles, condenado por
la insubordinaci6n de Jaca.
Ell "cubano" Damaso Beren-
guer dispuso ell f~usilamiento
de los capitanes Galan y Gar
cfa Hernandez.
Lo que no hiciera Primo de
Rivera 10 hizO Ell Damaso, que
en- una epoca tuviera "pujos"
republicanos.
FL Rey sabe que Ell derrama
miento de sangre de militares
no convene a 81 trano, sosteni
do por Ia sOldadesea,
La gaceta., 1931-03-21

.caparates de las tiendas v gol-
peando y asesinando a sus enc
migos politicos.
La gaceta., 1931-03-21

pueuen aguar-
rse de un gabinete que tiene
por "hmbre fuerte" a On.
Juan LaV Cierva, padre del in
ventor d autogiro, aunque
actualmente d~esempena Rna
cartera de limitada Influenza
polftica.
La monarqufa Sc ha puesto
una "'inyecci6n" mas de Dicta-
dura con ell gobierno del almi-
rante Aznar.
APero 1pada ha ocurrido que
indique ell renacimiento de un
regimen arcaico, desprestigia-
do Y tiranico.
Espaha demanda libertad,
con la retirad Rey y sus
edlateres. y eN ~Acimiento
de una repGblica oN
Sometida a homb> lie mi =
nados por ideas ultraconserva
dores, la monarQula no tarda-
"a en- ser derribada.
La gaceta., 1931-03-21
Ell MITIN DE PROTESTA
CONTRA Ell IMPUESTO
SOBRE LAS VENTAS

En- Ell edificio de la Camara
de Concrete Sc celebr6 aver ell
La gaceta., 1931-03-21
NGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Una industrial sometida ! los
vendedores est& llamada a de.
saparecer 81 una "revoluci6n".
no la saliva.
La gaceta., 1931-03-21

Con la Aegada del monarca
coincidira la publication del de-
creto levantando la censlIra a
la prensa.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-07-15
LARGE TONNAGE ON
 ON b|C \. 5. 5. LINER

Tonnage aboard the SS Aleutian, of the A. $. s. Co.,, which will be discharged at the Port of Seward includes the following:
 Fifty-six tons for local firms ana contractors; 376 tons for points along the Alaska Railroad and down Interior rivers; 27 tons ot groceries for Anchorage; 12 tons of empty cans; 25 tons of cement; Is tons of feed; 61 tons of steel for College; 50 tons of cement for Eklutna and one automobile for Anchorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-07-15
MEMBERS CONGRESS DUE ID ARRIVE IN
 SEWARD THIS WEEK

Congressman Robert G. Simmons of Nebraska and family, planned at their initial itinerary schedule, to arrive in Seward on the USS Chelan Saturday, July 20, but later changed this to arrive on the 17th or 18th. However, more recent advice indicated will ar rive in Seward tomorrow morning.
 The Congressional party, con- posed of Hon. and Mrs. Frank Murphy of Ohio; Hon. and Mrs. Scott Leavitt of Montana; Hon. and Mrs. w. w. Hastings of Okla. homa; Hon. and Mrs. Addison T. Smith of Idaho; Hon. and Mrs. Joseph Byrns of Tennessee; Hon. Robert Luce of Massachusetts; Hon. and Mrs. Don B. Cotton of Utah; MT. Wm. A. Duyall, clerk of the committee; Hon. Horace M. Albright, director of the Na- tional Park Service; MT. F. J. Bailey, assistant to the director of the Bureau of Budget. will ar rive in Seward on the USS Tahoe July 24. Their departure from Seward has not been ascertained.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-07-15

Vessels in port today included the Forest Service vessel Chugach, the halibut schooner Pioneer and the fishing vessel Roy.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-07-15

PHOTO FINISHING--ENLA
 Ten hour service. Rolls of film brought ill before 10 a. m. out at p. m. same day. ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-07-15

Education of a Princess, by the Grand Duchess Marie of Russia; a peep behind the curtains of the Czar's court. ALASKA SHOP. *
Seward daily gateway., 1931-07-15
MANY TOURISTS COMING

There are 29 first class passen- gers on the SS Aleutian booked for Seward and 29 third class: 76 round-trippers, six Golden Belt touists; 10 Circle tourists, 10 peo- pie in a CrisWell party and nine with the American Express.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-07-15

The Standard Oil Company plant is being repainted by Aaron Erlc- son.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-07-15

It is reported that there has been two "goeducks' in the city for the past several days.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-07-15

New size golf balls, assorted prices, arrived on this boat. Urbach and Valade.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-07-15

Always something new for your bridge party-ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-07-15

Subscribe to The Gateway, the Alaska paper which is different.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-07-15

Don't miss the "TalkleS!"
Seward daily gateway., 1931-07-15

Try our fresh raspberry sundae SHOP.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-16

A practical answer to adverse cri- ticism of ''The Star-Spangled Ban- ner' is being provided by those cele- brating National Music Week, May 3-9, in the form of public tribute to the famous song on the basis of its now being our official national anthem. In transmitting this sugges- ton to the local committees, the Na- tional Music Week Committee des- cribed the purpose of the plan as that of helping to make the anthem better known by all our people and more beloved" Various national or- ganizations active in the campaign which led congress to place it's seal of approval upon the anthem have given their hearty recommendation to this move as follow-up of the legislative action. Their local branch es and other patriotic and civic so- cieties are putting into operation nine specific suggestions found in the bulletin, "A Tribute to The Star Spangled Banner" distributed with out charge by the National Music Week Committee from it's headquar- ters in New York City.
 Heading those suggestions is this recommendation: Present the an- them not as a casual performance
 
 Charges that the number is "unsing- able" are met with the idea that the pitch is to be adjusted to the type of group singing the song-in the original key for group of women but in a lower key for mixed group and still lower for men. Other sug- gestions call for the narrating of the anthems history, the presenta- ton of tableaux based upon 1t, its performance by massed chorus and the showing of "Star-Spangled Banner" films.
 American Legion Support
 Various state officers of the Amer ican Legion are falling in line with the pledge of cooperation from the National Commander, Ralph T. O. Neil, as follows: You may be sure that the American Legion will be very glad to cooperate with the Ma tional Music Week Committee in di- recting public attention to the fact that The Star-Spangled Banner, by recent congressional action, is our official National Anthem"
 V. F. w. Makes Similar Offer
 A similar offer of cooperation has come from the Veterans of Foreign Wars, through their Commander-in- Chief, Paul c. Wolman, who com- mented as follows: "The Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States will be very happy to cooperate with you in celebrating the recogni- ton of Francis Scott Keys immortal song as the national anthem of our country. feel that the eighth Ma tional Music Week will accomplish 8 wider recognition and greater appreciation of The Star-Spangled Banner"
 D. A. R.. Also Back Movement
 Another influential organization lined up in support of the pla his the D. A. R., the President General of which, Mrs Lowell Fletcher Ho- bart, expressed her approval as fol lows: ''The Daughters of the Amer ican Revolution believe in promot- ing American music and American composers. also in bringing the best music of all nations before the chil. dren. Our society will gladly coop. rate in calling attention, during Ma
 nal Music Week. to the fact thai lle Star-Spangled Banner is now ur official National Anthem. We would also like to emphasize tho
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-16
Pet Show at the
 YMCA May 7
Some Valuable Pedigreed
 Stock Will Be on Exhibition

Dr. Charles H., Beere, chairman of the second annual Y. M. c. A. boys and girls pet show on May an- nounces the following list of patrons and patronesses. Each one of the fol- lowing are prominent pet lovers or Waterbury and owners Of valuable pedigreed animals. All of the patrons and patronesses have been invited 70 exhibit their pets for the benenr oi
 the boys and girls attending the pet show.
 As, usual the pet show will have
 two features as separate parts of the evenings program. The entries made
 by boys and girls of the schools or
 Waterbury will occupy most or the
 evening. The judges will carefully examine all entries and the American
 Legion post commander, Bernard Wilhelm, will make the awards. The second part of the evenings program is the showing of pedigreed pets by the following list of patrons and patronesses: Louis Stocking, Robert Godin, w. H. Rippere. Dr. H. w. stevens, D. A. Anderson, K. E. Aron- helm, James Baker, l.. V. Butterfeld, Lesley Rehm, J. P. Cavanaugh, A. [. Campbell, Fred Chase, Horace Candee. Chas. F. Davis. Miss Edell.
 W. s. Fulton, F. c. Fromm, William
 Hill; Wilfred Schlegal, Mrs. W. S. Schiegal, c. H. Granger, Marion
 Peasley, Fred Terry, William Kur- ten, Rev. John N. Lewis. Mrs.
 Henry Mattoon. William Price, Miss Ailetta Deming, Mrs. Glenn Sweet,
 Anthony Scorpione, Glenn Wayne. D.
 w. Weaving, Miss Louis Warner,
 Mrs. Frank F. Clough, Harry T..
 Greene, Mrs. H. c. Ashworth, Miss
 Marjorie Black, Irving Chase, Rod-
 ney Chase. Mrs. Charles H. Beere.
 Miss Betty White, F. w. Holcomb.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-16
Popularize National Anthem Music Week
Various National Organizations Back Committees Plan
 to Feature The Star-Spangled Banner"

fact that 1892 is the one-hundredth anniversary of the writing of Amer
 ica' by Samuel Francis smith,"
 Just what has been the gradual trend in the recognition to the an-
 them was pointed out in a comment
 on the new plan by John Tasker
 Howard, author of the recently pub
 lished book, Our American Music, i, said MT Howard: Congress, in it's almighty wisdom, has at last inform ed the American people that The |Star-Spangled Banner is the na- tional anthem. Now we can sing it
 with an easy conscience during Mu-
 sic Week. Of course, we really didn't
 need authorization by congress, for
 the public decided long ago what 1t them: but nevertheless it is conn forting to know where the govern ment stands on the subject.
 Manila Bay Made Anthem
 "As matter of fact, the question was really decided way back in 1898, after the battle of Manila Bay. Be- fore that time The Star-Spangled Banner had shared honors with Hail, Columbia as our national song; but when Admiral Dewey gave orders that his band should play the 'Star-Spangled Banner, Hail, Col
 umbia' dropped out of the race. Dur | ing the World War, Woodrow Will
 son made it official with the army and navy. So let's hope that many people will celebrate Music Week by making the most of their national
 anthem, now that it has been offi- cially christened. But let's hope, too,
 that Americans will spend some time
 during Music Week getting acquaint ed with American music. For there | is American music, even if some mu- sic lovers don't realize it. In this country there are to-day hundreds of able composers, some of them pro
 ducing music that is the equal of anything being written in contemp- orary Europe. It isn't a question of ] patriotism, this recognition of our own musicians; it's merely common
 sense, for the music written in America is well worth listening to-" This phase of the Music Week fits i in with the study and presentation of American music which is the pro-
 gram feature of the celebration. The keynote of the observance is active participation in music, and the lead | ing motif is the "Get together" spir- | 1t as expressed not only in home music hours, but in mass concerts and other big events.