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Evening star., 1937-02-15
Stars Welded Into Team

RET1CENT about proclaiming them
the best" team he ever coached
Reinhart nevertheless stated that
"tney could hold their own against
any college team in the country to-
day"
The beauty of the team is that it
doesn't have to depend upon one man.
So nearly equal are the above-men-
toned five that each has his integral
part in a winning machine. Point
scoring, that fallacious method by
which some fans try to judge play
er's worth, would be just as difficult
IN determining any Of the fve,s
value-all being within seven or
eight points of the highest.
Briefly. the team has the three
essentials of every great team
height, speed and a great defensive
manner, the last illustrated by the
scores OF its opponents who have
averaged less than 27 points per game.
Taking little credit for the team.
which unmistakably shows the re-
suits of his coaching, Reinhart mod
estly states the reason his team gets
by Is that although there's some
thing wrong with every one of them
(something local fans might not have
discovered there's always been more
wrong with their opponents. Such
has been the case all this year except
IN one instance-against Long Island,
at Madison Square Garden. That
game was a reaction, according to
Reinhart, who insists his team Is not
that much more worse than the New
Yorkers-the final IL points differ
ence.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
George Washington Quintet Rated Among Capitals Greatest
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR

THE base ball strike engineered
by Dave Eultz has finally and
completely fallen through. Failure
Of the movement, forecast by Den
man Thompson, sports editor Of
The Star, more than a month ago,
was declared in New York by
Fultz, who publicly admitted he was
wrong in trying to involve the
major leagues in a minor league
controversy. He withdrew his de-
mands and released all players
from their pledges not to sign con-
tracts.
Gallaudet defeated Temple
rather easily, running up 20 points
before the visitors could score. The
Philadelphians remain over to play
George Washington.
Honus Wagner, veteran shortstop
OF the Pittsburgh Pirates, has
signed a contract for $1,000
$4,000 less than he received last
year.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Seasnn RArnrhk

High team games-War. 6S1; Veterans
Administration, 611.
High team sets-Government Printing
ONCE. 1,S92; Veterans Administration.
High individual games-Stephenson ~.
S. Senate) 80; Ruche veterans Admin
istrationl 165.
High individual sets-Burton &C. P o..
400: Clarke Investigation. AL.
Br6wn aaTh 60 eirifes"afer e o9 IL Haftnett art T. B
W.. 30; Miller IN. c., PD. 80. ....>
196: Penfold WAR. 100; Daly Navy l1S.
High averages-Clarke 1nvestigationl.
123-46: Walker &C. P. o.; l2n; Miller
Gnvestigation). 1913; Ruche Veterans
Administration. 1911: Penfold WAR.
1889: Dalv Navy. 1926: Burton &c.
P o.. 1853; Stephenson CU.- S Senate
1851: Brown &c. P o. 115-4S; Hart
nett II. B. E. W. 1913.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
SILVER SPRING LADIES.
Season Records.

High team sets-Georgiana Beauty
Shop. 1880; Pickwick Grill 1905
High team games-Pickwick Grill. $50:
GeorgIana Beauty Shop. SAT.
High individual sets-Schulte (Georgi-
anal, 37S: Douglas tMurray's). 347.
High individual games-Stambaugh
tWynnewood Park. Almony National
Alel. Schultz tGeorgiana). 13S.
High strikes-Schulte (Georgiana). 2S:
Burns (Pickwick GrilD. %.
High spares-RothSeb tRaphael Beauty.
1OI; Cory Germans Bakery. Douglas
tMurrays). 9S.
High individual averases-Rothgeb
raphael Beauty, 102-37; Schultz
(Georgiana), 1O1-16.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
Flashy Field for 500.

JIMMY HERBERT, the New York
University Negro star. who has
won all this years big races at 500
meters and 600 yards, tackles Eddie
O'Brien of Syracuse. Al Fitch of
Southern California and other aces
in the Buermeyer 500 yards. O'Brien
set the world record of 57.8 in this
race last year.
The Halpin $50 brings together a
fast field including Abraham Rosen-
krantz, who won the Millrose half mile
in 1853; Elroy Robinson, national
800-meter champion from San Fran
cisco; John Woodruff, the lanky Negro
Olympic star from Pittsburgh, and
Bill Ray and Lou Burns of New York,
who have taken all this seasons 1000
yard features. They'll be shooting at
Lloyd Hahns indoor mark OF 1874,
made in 1928.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
Each Player Distinctive.

PRoBABLY every fan who has
seen the team play in the last
two years has his individual favorite:
Kiesel for his streamlined grace and
height, which gets him into the air
at center, up on the blackboard for
follow shots. and his stout heart;
Schonfeld for his dash. outmaneuver-
Ing OF taller opponents and general
demeanor, which has stamped him as
one Of the city's most colorful players;
O'Brien for his deadly eye and con-
sistent GOODNESS, Goldfaden for his
accurate passes and generally good
aim and the sophomore, Butterworth,
for his all-around performance dur
ing this, his first year, in varsity COM
petition.
But. like Reinhart. we'll remember
them as a team. c. U. of '26 George
town of 80. Maryland of 81 and
G. w. Of '37. The four great teams
In the Capitals collegiate court his
tory.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
! time league records.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Season Records.

High team games-Ordnance 651: Ma
rine Barracks ti43: Hydrographic. 6lS.
High team setS-Ordnance. 1.191: Ma
rine Barracks. 1736; Bureau of Engineer
ing. 1.135
High individual games-Pepin tOrd-
nancel. 169: Douse Marine Barracks.
100: Bragg tLithographersD. 154.
Barracks. 4O1: Phillips Bureau OF En-
gineeringl. 400: Sutphin (Hydrosraphlc).
400
High spares-R Provost (Hydrographic).
1S6: Falck tOrdnance). l1S: Price 'Secre-
tary's), 1863: McElroy Marine Barracks,
163
High strikes-McElroy MARINE Bar
racks. AZ: Kuttner tHydrographic). 81:
Rosenf1eld IithograPherS1: 81: .
graphic). 115-41: Falck (Ordnance),
114-47: DouSe Marine Barracks. liz;
McElroy MARINE Barracks). 111-49.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
SILVER sPRING-GEoRGIA AVE.

Season Records.
Co. .136 Silver Spring Hotel. 1899.
High team sames-Takoma Construction
Co. 6"1; Shepherd Park Wine & Liquor,
610.
High individual sets-McKay tMonu-
ment Elec.). 1894; Moore (Takoma Con-
struction) 800.
High individual games-McKay tMonu-
inert Elec.). $50: Spates 8. 6. Hotep. 159.
High strikes-Spates Is. s. HoteD. SO:
Wootton IS. S. Post Ofice), 80.
High spares-Saunders fTakoma Con-
struction). Us; Woodward Is. S. Cleaners
g. Dvers), 1874:
High averaees-Kirsch Cornelius Print
ing 1875; Saunders (Takoma Construc-
tom. 1918; Weissner Is. 8. HoteD.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
SANICO.
Season Records.

High team games-Eauipment. 63s:
Green Bag Coffee. Gil.
High team sets-Sanitary Bakery 1.712:
Green Bag Coffee. 1892.
High individual games-M. Tallant
(Offce). 10: C. Goodwin CDoughnutsl. 1872.
High individual sets. c.. Bitten
bender fEquipment). 397: F. Blevins (San-
leo POULTRY 393; T. Bradford Green Bag
Coffee. 393
High averages-T. Bradford tGreen
Bag Coffee. 1859: William La Billie
(Ofice). 1912.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
CARD
| OF n. Y. A. c. MEET
Standards So High, Record
Making Chances Will Be
Slim Saturday.
By the Associated Press.

n YEw YORK, February l5-The
nj annual New York Athletic
VI Club games at Madison
1 ' Square Garden, heralded as
"the meet Of records" brings the In
door track season up to the cham
pionship stage this Saturday. The
National A. A. U. title meet comes
the following week.
The Winged Foot Club has a notable
list Of record smashing feats, but If
any more record breaking Is to be
done, Saturdays stars will have TO
step fast and Jump high Two of the
greatest performances ever recorded
indoors-Don Lash's 2 miles in 8:58
and George Varoff's pole vault of IA
feet 47s inches-were turned in at
Boston last Saturday.
Lash's great feat, all the more re-
markable because no one was within
100 yards Of him at the finish, likely
will stand this week. although the
Hoosier star is slated to run against
the same field. 1t took IL years to take
that fifth of second off Peerless Paavo
Nurmis "unbreakable" indoor mark,
made in the N. Y. A. c. meet.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
Season Records.

High individual games-Crawley IF. &
A. No. u. 1874: Garrison (B. M. 161.
High individual sets-Burns (Bd. Mt.
High team games-B. NJ. $40; Bd. Mt.
No. /. 619: F. 4, A. No. l. 61e.
High team sets-B. M. 1.1S9; 3D. Mt.
No /. ITO.
High averages-Spilman (sieht No. ~.
1880: Crawley F. & A. No. u. 117-4I:
Beavers y,e IToon. 1l6,4o; ,r.or
man tSight. No. y. 2Os.
High ,strikes--Crawley IF. & A. No. u.
80; u,sP sPilman ma .sisht No y, 4s. n ,
81; WITT (Miscl: No. 81. 81; Newgent
(Sight No. A., 81.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
LADIES' DISTRICT.

season htcOrus
High team eames-RoSslyn 6lS; Lucky
Strike 6l3
High team sets-Rosslyn. 1850: Lucky
Hish individual games-Gulli lucky
Strike. 161; Ford Highway Engineer
High individual sets-Ellis (Rosslyn).
"4l9: GULL LUCKY Strike). 800.
High spares-Wootton lRosslynl. 119:
GULL Lucky Strike. IFS: Ellis tRosslynD.
lO1; NJ Lynn (Hignway Engineerins).
1906 Rose lRosslynl;. 105. ~ a..
High strikes-Gulli Lucky ,II Strikstr e.; ~;
-: NJ. Lynn Highway Engineerinsb. 21:
Rose tRoSSlynD. -.
High individual averagcs-Gulli LUCKY
Str!keD. 1Ic1; Woottop tRosslyn). 11O.3S:
NJ Lynn Highway Epsineering). l09 so;
Rose tRosslynD. 1929; Ellis lRosslynl.
10S.41 Butler tHishway EnglneerlnRp
1O7. 30.
'AlI time league records.
Evening star., 1937-02-15

Season Records
s,, HIGH team setS-Georgiana Beauty
High team eames~Pickwici Grin. $50:
Georeiana Beauty Shop. 547
High individual sets-Schulte (Geor.
High individual games Rothgeb
lRaphaeD. 147: Stambaueh (WynnewoodJ.
13s Almony National Ale). 1873; Schultz
High strikes-Schulte tGeorRiana). 2s;
6pates (Shepherd Park Restaurant). "a.
High spares--Rothgeb lRaphaeD. 100:
High averages-Rotheeb (RaphaeD,
1n3-33: Schultz tGeorgianal, 1919 Spates
(Shepherd Park Restaurant). 1919.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
Season Records.
SECTION G.
Team Sfaudip1s
Season Records.

season Records.
High team set-st. Francis de Sales.
1.5S3
High team game-st. Francis de Sales
High averase-Robertson (Assumption) +.
104-4
High individual set-Robertson CAS-
SUMPTION. 375.
High individual same-Plunkett (st
High .strikes-walksr tst. Francis de
Sslesl. 20.
High spares-J. King (st Francis de
Sales), 100.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
ARCADIA BOYS IEACJE.

Season Records.
High averages-H Lewis fCrippen's).
10945 L. Lewis tMoore'0. 1041S: Free
man tMontgomerys). 1O412: Rice
High individual games-White Rob-
erts1. 176; H. Lewis (Crippen'0. 1874:
Hunter (Kacy's). 1854
High Individual sets-Rice Kacy's)
405; H. Lewis (Crippen's). 3s1; Freeman
Mentsomsrys). 36e. ,.-,, 90.
rreeman tMontaomsry'S. Is: Joseph
High sDares-H. Lewis tcrippen's). 11s:
High team sames-Eoberts'. 5ss.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
Wilson and Zahn Lead.

WHITEY WILSON and OTIS Zahn
w divided the winners point hon.
ors, with Wilson getting 16 and zahn
IL.
Most of the visitors II field goals
were the result of long and hurried
shots at the basket, Brennan being
their most consistent scorer with four
field goals and a foul toss.
Far more competition was provided
in the preliminary attraction, in which
the Sterling A. C. courtmen nosed out
the Heurich All-Stars, 1925, in a
Heurich Cup League game. Jimmy
Howell and Wayne Chambers, former
George Washington stars, were in
Evening star., 1937-02-15

INDEPENDENT LADIES.

| Season Records.
| High team games-Kanns, 562: Capt.
| tolls 55l
High team sets-Kanns. 1921: Budget
| Bureau and Ramblers 1854
| High averages-Dugan 1921: Payne.
| 103-10: Bechtold. 1Ol4 Boteler. 1O1-4O:
| Sabean. 10l -33.
High individual games-veihmeyer 143:
! Greene, 141
High individual sets-Greene. 372 sa-
| bean 36S
! High strkes-Payne "a: Boteler, 90.
| High spareS-Payne. los: Payne. 107.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
G. AND M. LADIES.

Season Records.
, High team sames-G. c. No. 1, $40: T.
High team sets-G. q. No. 1. 1.431: r.
High individual averases-Hurney tT. g.
No. y. 96-10: Van Fossen IT. g. No. y.
HiSh individuai samss-Hutehins (serv-
ice), 13l: Mosher %. e; No: y. 100: Van
senden and Kanan &c. c. No, u. 10
:. High individual sets-Richards tG. c.
No. sndn H. q 4ls; No N1rney e at 81 s. No. D. sls:
High spares---Hurney 1T. s. No. u. 20:
gaudu IT. S. No. -. So: Rhoad Estate
High strikss-Parker IT. s. No. u. Is:
Poorbaugh Ct S. No. ~. IA: Richards &c
High fat games-Baudu ct s. No. ~,
Rhoad Estate Taxi. Mosher &c. C. No.
-. "a.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
AGRICULTURE INTERBUREAU.
Season Records

High team sets-Plant Industry, 1.72s:
Extension and Sugar Section. / 1O5
SUGAR Section. 500: so-Kems. 5sS. - ''i'
High individual sets-Lindstrom. 400.
Rousseau. 405; Rose, 391.
High individual games--Don Seaton,
1S7: Rousseau. 1s2: Benidt. Lindstrom,
Evening star., 1937-02-15
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
Sea son Records.

Season Records.
High team same-Rhode Island Avenue
No. /. 5SS.
High team set-R. I. Avenue No. l,
1854.
High average-Mahoney CFort Myer
Heights). 1lO-37.
High individual same-Jones Mount
Tabor No -. 1856.
High individual set-Ross Calvary.
and Jones Mount Taber No -. 20
High spares-Mahoney (Fort Myer
Heights. l4S.
Evening star., 1937-02-15

IF you're theskind of man who
L greets each morning with a
smooth, clean-shaven appear
ance, you'll find real comfort in
this new-type shave cream.
It's called Glider. You spread
it on quickly with your fingers
never a brush.
Glider forms a thin 1ubricating
film between blade edge and
tender outer skin. Over this film
your razor slides easily, swiftly.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
BUREAU OF ENGINEERING.
SILVER SPRING AMERICAN.

High team eames-E C. Keys & Sons,
672: Morningside Laundry. 644
High team sets-Dixie Pig. 1.776; Serv-
Ice Electric Co., 1776.
Keys). 17s: Taft (Service Electric). 176.
High individual sets-Schroyer Morn
fneside). 427s Strickler E. O. Keys. 41S.
Koscic (Stewart Bros). 3s
High spares-Temple wolfe Motor Col.
1e4; strickler fE. G Keys. 1ss.
1888. TEMPLE wolfe Motor) 117-1O;
Webb tSilver Spring Market), 117-16.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
RADIO AND REFRIGERATION.
BANKERS,
0a.sn. n..~-A,

SEASON MecOfds.
High team game-City Bank, 647.
High team set-eAmerican Security 4
Trust. No. /. 1882.
High individual game-Heflin. 15a.
High individual set-Biglow, 39S.
High strikes-Grimes AZ.
High spares--Hayden. l70,-
High sversses - Burnel. 114-40:
Evening star., 1937-02-15
SECTION d.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team set-St. Peter, 4. 1862
High team game-Sacred Heart. .. 56S.
High sverage-C. Simpson, 105-41
High individual set-C. Simpson. 1868.
High individual same-C. Simpson. 153,
High Strikes-C. Simpson, 20,
High spares-Moseley, SS.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
SECTION c.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team set-St. Francis Xavier.
1926
High team game-St Peter. l. 5s6
High average-Dove (St. Nary. lO7-37.
Hish individual set-Bayer (St. Mar
TIM, 3S2.
High individual same-Bayer (st Mar
tim. 1877.
High strikes-Lowry (St. Martini. %
-. 115.
High fiat same-Dove (St. Nary. 81.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
ACACIA.
Season Records.
Girls

OlriS.
son'sI. a5-3; Nussear tDuhey'si. 50;
Sanders tHammerlund' $50 Wassman
tHutchInson'sl. S9-6-
High games-Garner tHaIliday's). 12S:
Hunter tHutchinson'sl. l.6.
High SetS-Gheen tHammerlund'
303; Landon (Halllday's), 800.
High StrikeS-Garner (Hallidays). IA;
Nussear tDuheysD. 9.
High spares-Nussear CDuhey'S). 81;
Dick tMatta's. 43; Sanders tHammer-
lund's) Al.
:. High team same-Hammerlunds 4sa;
Matta'S. 40
Hish team set-Mattas. 1869: Duhey.s.
1,33S.
High averages-h Lewis (Crippen's,.
1O9-45: L. Lewis tMooresJ, 104-Is: Free
man tMontgomery'S. 104-l2; Rice
T aish - eamesNwhite tRobertsD. 17e; H.
Lewis (Crippen's). l54 Hunter tKacy).
High sets-Rice (Kacys). 4o5: H Lewis
CCrippen's). 3Sl; Freeman tMontgomery).
0OHi High s.rikes-H. Lewis tcriDpen's,. 80:
Freeman tMontsomeryS. 25; Joseph
High spares-H. Lewis tcrippens,, 11a;
Rice (Kacy's). 90: White (Roberts). %.
High team games-Roberts'. 5ss;
High team sets-Kacy's. 1878; Nichols.
1853.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
e.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team set-Immaculate Conception.
1876
High team game-Holy Trinity $50.
High average-Skinner tSt. Anthony,
-. 1851
High individual set-F. McLarney Um-
maculatel 315
High individual same. Turner tSt.
Anthony. y. $50.
., High strikes. Turner 'st. Anthony,
High spares-F. Carter (st. Anthony.
Hirh fat sams-E. McLarney ,Immac-
ulatel. 95.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
ARCADIA GIRLS LEAGUE.

Season Records.
High averages-Wertman tHutchin-
sons). 95.2; Wassman CHutchinsons).
500 Nussear Duhey's). SO: Sanders
tHammerlund'sl. $50.
High individual games-Garner HAL
lidays). 12S; Hunter tHutchinson's. 1913.
High individual Sets-Gheen Hammer-
lundsl. 303: Landon tHallidays). 300.
High strikes-Garner (Halliday's}. IA;
Nussear Duhev'sl. 8.
High -spares-Nussear Duhey.s>. 81:
Lick (Matta's). 43; Sanders tHammer-
lund's). Al.
High team Rames-Hammerlunds. 4s2;
Mattas. 40.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
HEUR|CHS FIGURED
SET FOR B|G-T|ME
Down Brooklyn Americans
for Eleventh Straight
Sunday Victory.

TOR the eleventh consecutive
- Monday, new basket ball
scalp was bound on the string
- of the Heurich Brewers today
as professional court fans pictured
even choicer things next season
should the Brewers join a major pro
league, as planned.
Not since the days Of Rusty Saun-
ders, George GlaScoe and the rest Of
the Old Palace Laundry team has
Washington seen as fast-stepping a
pro aggregation as the current Brew
ers who yesterday outclaSsed another
team from the New York area-the
Brooklyn Americans-44-24.
Not only have most of the Brewers
victims been high-class teams, but
the margin of the locals victory has,
in most cases, been so great that Chris
Heurich's gang must be stamped as
ready for the big time.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
BoNK.
ADMINISTRATION.

season Records.
High team Set-Finance, ! .643.
Hlgh team game-Construction, 603.
High averages - Stephenson. 1lO-2S:
Thornburg. 1l0-lS: Calvert, IlO-6.
High spareS-Thornburg. 141.
High Strikes-Silverman, 80.
High individual set-Stephenson 1913.
High individual game-Calvert. 154.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
GRAPHIC ARTS.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team set-Survey. LILO.
High team game-Survey. sos.
High individual Set-UmaIi, 401
High Individual gameSSchuler. 1so.
High strikes-Umali. 2S
!: High spares-Marchant. 1877.
High individual ayerages-Olson. 113-42;
Hsyehe 1898: Botefer. 1870: ober-
Evening star., 1937-02-15
HOLY NAME SOCIETY.

High team set-St Joseph. 1907.
High team game-St. Joseph. GIL.
High average-Rinaldi Holy Rosary,
11l-41.
High individual games-Rinaldi (Holy
High individual set-Rinaldi Holy
Rosary. 39S
High strikes-Rinaldi fHoly Rosary. "a.
High spares-Rinaldi holy Rosary. 1872
High fat same-Rader tSt. Peter. -. 90.
Evening star., 1937-02-15
VarOh Apt to Compete.

NAROFF Is not yet listed as q pole
vault competitor. but he likely
will be invited. 1t was at the N. Y.
A. c. meet three years ago that Keith
Brown set the record Varof broke.
Sam Allen, sthe Oklahoman who
lowered the 45-yard hurdles mark to
ST. seconds, and Johnny Donovan Of
Dartmouth, who beat him in a So
final. also are listed to compete here
over go yards.
The Baxter mile, which has seen
the indoor record shattered twice in
its 25-year history, offers one good
opportunity for record breaking. The
indoor standard of 4:084 hasn't been
in danger so far. as Glenn Cunning
ham has made a clean sweep of the
big mile events with 4:119 as his best
time. Running this week will be Gene
Venzke. who has been among the
first three in this event for seven
straight years, and Miklos Szabo Of
Hungary, whose American debut was
almost unnoticed at Boston when he
tackled the two miles against Lash.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-04-03
TRINITY GUILD
SHOW WILL Be
GIVEN APRIL IS
Picture of Shakespeare S
midsummer Nights
Dream on Screen

Juneau will see the much discuss
ed Max Reinhardt production of
William Shakespeare's "A Mid
summer Nights Dream April 10
and 10 at the Coliseum Theatre,
with the Trinity Cathedral Guild
sponsoring the local presentation.
William Shakespeare, of course,
could not have imagined motion
pictures, but in "A Midsummer
Nights Dream" he creates the
perfect motion picture story. He
blended together fantasy and farce,
romance and pathos, thrills and
suspense, jealousy and agony. 1t
was these story ingredients that
the genius of Max Reinhardt, Eu-
ropes foremost stage producer
blended together to make motion
picture for Warner Brothers.
Shown in most of the principal
cities of the country as s'road
show" the Shakespeare comedy will
be presented by Trinity Guild at
no raise in regular Coliseum prices.
If enough children are interested
in an afternoon performance. there
will be a matinee of "A Midsummer
Nights Dream" at the Coliseum
April 10.
The Shakespeare picture is the
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-04-03
CHOIR CONCERT
MONDAY NIGHT
Affair Will Be Given in
First Presbyterian
Church as Benefit
ACROSS

The First Presbyterian Church
choir has been working during the
winter months to prepare concert
unsteady interesting to the general
public. This concert also marks
the beginning of the 50th anniver-
sary celebration of the First Pres
byterian Church in Juneau.
The proceeds Of the concert are
to be used for the entertaining of
the Presbytery which convenes
here April Z. The concert will be
given next Monday night at 8 o.
clock in the First Presbyterian
Church. The following program
will be presented:
"Finlandia", Sibelius; las Tor
rents in Summer, Elgar; "Legen-
de-, Tschaikowsky, by choir.
"Oh Divine Redeemer', Gonoud;
Evening Prayer" from Hansel and
Gretel, Humperdinck; Lift Thine
Eyes, Mendelssohn, by Mrs. F..
Barlow, Mrs. ]. Goetnett, Mrs. c.
zuboff, Mrs. l. Petersen, Mrs. Ro-
wena Hayes, Mrs. ]. Paddock, Mrs.
G. Tonsgard, Mrs. E. Hayes, Mrs.
Villoria, Miss Clara Sewers, Mrs.
David Waggoner
Negro Spirituals arranged by No
bel Cain; king Jesus is a'Listen-
in; Roll Jordan Rolf; "Oh,
Lord Send de Fire by Choir.
"Climb up, Chillun, Climb" Ne
gro Spiritual, Male Quartet.
"Oh, My Soul, Bless Thou Je-
hovah'', from Donizetti, Herbert.
Robert Martin, Ralph Waggoner.
"Serenade," Schubert Frank Will
lson.
1--WE Been Listening" Negro
Spiritual; Look Away to Heaven"
Negro Spiritual arranged by Her
bert, male quartette composed Of
Frank Wilson, Ralph Waggoner
Robert Martin, Roy Williams.
And the Glory of the Lord
from Messiah, Handel; "Sanctus"
Gounod; "And the Glory of God II
Nature" Beethoven, choir.
The members of the choir are
Mrs. Frank Barlow, Mrs. JAIME:
Goenett, Mrs. Ingwald Petersen
Mrs. Ernest Hayes, Mrs. Villoria
Miss Clara Sewers, Mrs. Davic
Waggoner, Frank Wilson, Robert
Martin, Roy Williams, Rev. David
Waggoner.
Ralph Waggoner is director and
Dorothy Waggoner is accompanies