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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-10
Tigers Name
All-Star Club

The Stadium Tigers football
eleven. runner-up for the Cross
State title. picked an all-opponent
team, as has been the custom at
the Stadium camp in past years.
Two players were the unani-
nous choice of the Bengals.
Don Rochon. Bellingham quar-
terhack and Del Petersen.
Yakima guard. Petersen was
also voted the outstanding
player the Stadium forces
played against all season.
Bellingham and Yakima domi-
mated the first string choices. each
placing three members. Everett
and Walla Walla placed two rep
resentative apiece One Bremen
ton player received first team hon
ors. while Lincoln, Bellarmine and
Wenatchee failed to land any play
er on the first eleven.
First team: Gerstenberger,
LNtTCtt anu piSthuii, ''ahA
Walla ends; Baker, Belling-
ham and Haskell, Bellingham,
tackles; O'Dell. Walla Nalla
and Petersen, Yakima, guards;
Devery, Bremerton. center;
Hatch, Everett and Campbell,
Yakima. halfbaeks; Rochon.
Bellingham. quarterback, and
Naggoner. Yakima, fullback.
Second team: Bryant. Yakima
and Blades, Lincoln, ends. Bold
man, Walla Wslla and Bodyig.
Everett. tackles, Pyfer, Lincoln
and Vidmore, Bellingham, guards
". Sloyer, Lincoln. center; Red
man, Yakima and Manning, Lin
coin. halfbacks; Milton, Walla
Walla. quarterback; Trask, Ever
EFT, fuIlbaek.
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Bell Added 10
Coaching Body
SAN rNaSaIsso - ".

SAN FHASafsso ~ M.alssa
faaffy1 nsli. eoseh ~ she aeafh-
ssn Methodist University fnasnail
team. today Was aided - ms
coaching department ~ the West
squad which mssss ths Fast in the
annual Hhrlns kamn hers Ian /.
nsil. whn- Mustangs tied fns
Tszas A. q NJ steven for ths
Southwest conferences champion.
ship. succeeds h4nr ts@fsnss
isilffi Jans. ~ Nessssks. Hhs ~ss
fnrrsd To give up lhs post TO take
hts c9ruhusssFs 10 tho Hose tasDi
70 meet stanford. orin tH.be)
iaillnEb~fy ~ Washington state
II us oshsr Western coach.
The complement ~ shs
Eastsrs team picked ~ Gss
dnashss bernie nlsrmaa ~
Minnesota and Aaav Hssr "
Colgate sa- sase.sssa to-day.
u is.i1d~.i
Finds. eahfsli. esiTafr. sen.
muck. Cornell. Fratix. Michigan.
Johnson. Nlnneasfs. Taehlx4.
Eaffs. Duke Davis Alabama.
Dfshos. cornsli. Enleh. fo1a.
gaaras. o'Esyis. Taisns Cont,
Cornell I.eksns Northeastern.
csntsfs fialsesi Penn state.
Calm. Indiana Backs Harmon.
Michigan t.xsshesssl. Michigan.
f'sfffAth ainnssola fslepal rotrs
Dame krseau. Pittsburgh fsss-
Kaa. rssasYssaala. Afuha. earue-
gle Tech iiahnsnseeln. sartn.
western. AlIefases. Princeton.
10 far aama1 % the var Aqsasd
are Paul chfistman. Mixmours.
lack bania. uac hon Peoples.
uHc. Andy Eafsfa# n aafys.
lin ksa~~lhurgh. Oregon sssls
and Dean aeAaams. Washing
Ton. backs. Jay aaefosvell. WASH
ingion. end VIZ Sears. Oregon
stats. tackles. Ben a1hn. Use
sn1 Leonard Yosnes. Oregon
STATE guards Rudy aaeh., N4sh~
lngten. center Eleven players are
yet q b. named.
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Turkey Shoot Billed

me Tacoma Pistol club ulll hold
IS second of a series pf turkey
shoots this Monday night ~ the
eiub range. sftis Pacific avenue.
The final shoot IL billed for the
isth. Shooters are invited
MOSCOW. Ida. - University 81
Idaho continued IFS preseason win
ming streak Saturday night.
zmothsfsag gonxaza university
54-27 before ? 600 basketball fans.
the gandala led at halftlme az
II. kon Harris. Idaho forward.
and Frank Watson % Gonxaga
tied for high scoring honors with
u points each
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gf.sf NOR ALLEYS
HAM A roo LEAGUE

Bal. 1907 10. i.aslsr z7sz a.
high single. Mr. y tasslsf lT5s
high single. l. Bal ise hlxh
a6flsa l.. Eali 3zs
stemp g7zs ~ Wtbsti1Es 1854
~ high single stomp IT'S hlsa
man. J Btsnp IL. hikh ssfisa
Aelbas 1uss
saniroes zsz2 "a slater lass
~ hixh angle. u. Hantrt<s. th3.
hlgh man .. Wilson tss. hixh
SERIES Wilson sSB
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Bengal Midgeis
Play at Fife

Having successfully launched
their 1904 basketball season.
the Stadium midgets will travel
10 Fife tomorrow night to battle
the Trojan reserves. The game is
preliminary TO the Fife-Marys-
vile battle and will get under
way at Z
The club won As to vic
tory over the Clover Park re-
serves in the seasons opener.
The Bengals present formlds-
bic squad. built around six return
ing letterman. Al Bostrom has
taken over the reigns Of the b. hes
following the resignation Of John
Heinrich. athletic director.
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$1,000 Tickets
For Joe Public

PASADENA, tal--Jhs Hose
Bowl football game VAS already
sell-out TODAY except for
$1,000 tickets which viii he
placed on public sale Mednes-
day 10 satisfy the contract.
Game headquarters an
nouneed late last night that
enough applications had been
received 10 more than cover the
rest of the approximately
- 900 seats In tine bowl for the
Nebraska stanford game ON
New Years day.
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III SKIES BEATEN

sFAIILI = An tZpeflenfed :
l. Savage basketball club last
years state titleholders. edged the
University # Washington satur-
day night 40-5s IN The Husklss'
first start Of the season.
The independent led st half
tine. 1915 sophomor. Norm
Dslthorp. Washington forward.
sss nish scorer with Is polnts
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COMMERCIAL rouasAsrsr

Over the weekend - the Coll.
scum alleys an unofficial Commef-
cal tournament uas ned IN Whseh
q host a ksElsrs participated 10
the main three events
FIRST place IN team N@s cap.
ture4 ~ nerriok a race. 1891
Individual results we're Jensen
at. cnris,ianssa bzs HsFdman
s6s - Anderson s0t. ciaob $50
Team handicap IS giving a total
fea1 score II zsei
Second places goes 70 Johnson
PANT with a 1888. Individual re.
suits we're cuppernun ssi. Nc
Donald s22. Keller as Warden
52*, Gustafson 40. Team hAndi-
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Redskins Slaughtered

NasHiNGTON-For cyeonic he Chicago pears
the mastodons of the greatest collection Of foot
ball players assembled
striking with savage relentless crushed the
onepowerfu Washington Redskins would
eggshe the Bears yesterday t
-
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Meridian Winner

The Meridian high school basket
ball team Won its first start Of
the season over the weekend. de-
featlng Tot. 30 70 20. in sno-
quslmie Valley league play. Mar
tn with u points vas nigh for
Meridian Chambers y. led Toli.
The Meridian seconds lost 70 the
Tolt seconds, IS 70 Il Epperley
was high with 10 points. Meridian
plays Tahona al Meridian Friday
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A 500 foot natural tunnel
pisress Torghattsn mountain. in
Norway.
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Harmon and Kmbroush Lead NEA AII-Ameri
Gallarneau OF Stanford and
0'Rourke, Boston, in Backfield;
Nick Drahos Repeats at Tackle
~ HARRY eRAfso>
MA Service >nart. Editor

With ne
Of composed
the ne and Of backs who didn't stop when
Their boekers through
Seniors all II. year college
footh Ia to heck enthusiasm.
Coaches nights sheming how
them They double and peteamed yet they continued 10
heights they reached the pinnacle
competitors rugged individuasts unhestansly
wrapped the blanket smooth the
men composing MEAS n.Amerioan Of 1910
seserin of North Carolina and Jay MaepoUen
The tackles: Of and
guards: suftrdse of ncse rusem.
The center: Leon GaecLi of Penn stat.
The backs: Charley oRourke college
Of Michigan. Gallarneau
of Texas Am
six-foo 1apound pubezed player
compared fsvoraby with Red Harold
arn John kmhoush the force Of the Texas hs hard
Although he stands SIX feet two and weighs 222 pounds Kim.
brough beat when both fun football
Gararneausx 100 pounds-was
oRouRKE LITTLE MAN AMONG GIANTS;
SEVERN AND Mcdowell GREAT
SklNNY and looseonted Capt Charley oRourke emsxed
usous varsity Boston college match
Georgetown when he had hand the
Eagles
oRourke pounds strikingy
rates that boy
dimensions play among giants.
Paul sesern-si. feet ISL poundsdd fashion
for North Carolina everything splendid end supposed
Rugged ed-headed JAY MacDo"el
in at 1871 and his weight and height full
for Washington.
Towering scaling pounds assr.
bulk tackle bulwark
i n a powerful line.
Nick Dahos. the repeater oth.
Kmbrough consistently outstanding man in tn.
weldilled Cornell line Most of the long Big
backs made through holes by this threnh
212poun1
CENTER DRAFTED BY PROS COMPLETES
TEAM ANY COACH NOI LID
IT'S tough TO
but the ballots e0pound sufrdee Tennessee
The other guard is Hedge Pukema. has
said The fve-foot H. POI pound
Leon Gajecki-sis The At
OF states
had gajee r
the Pittsburgh him In IN. animal
draft of college
The AAmerican that everyone never named
It's tell where
season with MEAS 1910 Al-America
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Two trans of Tacoma bank
women defeated lso Seattle PIN
teams In special match play on
the Broadway alleys Saturday Eve
nlns. Helen aundhsim rolled t1s
and Wlnnlfred Rowe tgi for the
best scores of the Tacoma women
Other Tacoma shooters ssfs Vera
Hollsnbeek. Mildred Gsef. Eleanor
Fredsriokson. Florence wollaad.
Catherine Dogghefiy, Aleiha WI
llams. Clara Mo- and Bette string
fellow
In postponed Commercial
league match On Broadway
alleys. Royal Aresnnn wan
four points from broadway
sllsys, aiih 0Brisn trading
the winners With 55z and usr-
old gonss and Tom Miller fol.
lowing closely With sss. aiiff
stndhalnpe'. rio single and
81 total were high for The
Broadway siles team.
More than 20 japanese bowling
teams from Northwest cities and
towns held = blz toufna msat On
the Broadway sllsys sunday A y
Proauee company. from Portland,
Won fret place N ~ team sssnl
attn zgo3 Doubles ard singles foi.
loved fhs five. man event and Kept
the voting ard local IapAnsss
busy until late last evening
League play for ms week get
gong o. the Broadway alleys TO
night With important matches IN
ne Industrial ana KnlEhis 81
Columbus Leagues n ths Casey
circuit nallon Motors ara Pal
a niEss All battle foF ths fifst
hall championship % alleys SO
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Local Rifles
Beat Seattle
Leod Puget Sound
Loop: LeisY Wins

Tn. Tacoma Rifl. club team
continued To lead the Puget Sound
Small Bore Rifle league race az
result Of It's victory last week
over the Seattle Rifle club. I'd
Lsisy. Tacoma shooter, won the
Class - medal with > sore ~ lib.
The Tacoma shooters have three
a4ns
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Marine Corps - Everett RIFE
club At Everett. ssattis Rife
Red Va 4 4 Naval Reserve
Everett American Legion - Ia
coma Rifle club Puget Sound
Rife club " Kirkland Redmond.
L $. Coast Guard - Seattle Rifle
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COUGARS XICToRs

PULLMAN. v aeh--The WASH
ington State college basketball
team gave HsnEn colleges barn
storming cagers their fourth de-
feat in row Saturday night
1871.
Paul Lindeman. Cougar center.
led scorers WITH 20 points The
nidwest.rns traIled az hafume,
2o-13.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-20
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
In and For the County of Imperial
NJ,

THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
In and For the County of Imperial
NJ. 3139
Notice of Time and Place Appoint
ed for Proving Will and Hearing
Application for Letters TestanIen-
tary.
In the Matter of the Estate of
RODEN CASE JECKEIIL, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that petit
ton for probate of tie will OF
RODEN CASE JECKELL, deceased
and for the issuance to AMY l..
YOUNG JECKELL and ESSY
N. JECKELL of letters testa-
mentary, has been filed in this
court, and that Friday the 25th day
of october, 1910. at two o'clock pm.
of said day, at the courtroom De-
partment 2 of said court, at the
court House in the City of Ell Centro,
County of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, has been set for the hearing
of said petition, when and where
any person interested may appear
and contest the same. and show
cause, if any they have, why said
petition should not be granted.
Dated Oct. IL, 1910.
w. j. McCLELLAND,
County Clerk.
BY MAXINE CONSOLE,
Deputy Clerk.
(Ol1-22 inclo
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Lost, Found A8tray

JOST-White purse. j F. in gold
on side. on State st. between
9th and 7th or in alley behind 1.
v. Hdwe. Contains valuable pa
pers, including drivers license,
glasses, cash. Reward for return
of purse or for information. See
Mrs. Jessie Ferguson, 1874 So. 5th
st. Phone 100. 1920
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Business Services

With Fir-Tee a beautiful room
make.
Over broken plaster caused by the
: quake.
NO more cracked plaster to be seen,
A Fir-Tex job is nice and clean.
It keeps out cold, also heat,
AS an insulation it's hard to beat.
Ell CENTRIC LUMBER g.
TRADING co.
taOQ Adams st FL Centre Phi. 1892
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HOUSE TRAILER BARGAINS
SITS up. IL to 18 mo. contracts
PAVNY'S TRAILER MART
Trailer Brakes and Equipment
Phone 7342 PALM SPR1NGs
Gilt
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Miscellaneous For Sale

El REY Gold slate roofing, $1.98 roll
El Rey Hexagon shingles $4.70 So.
Light fixtures for 5 rms, bath $12.70
PHILCO REFRIGERATORS
8 GU. it. box .95-now $23995
6 1-3 Gu. it. box $189 95-now $174.95
With frozen food and meat
storage, also crisper
Used Lots of Lumber--$1. 90 up
MEAD co.
ll273 Main Phone 1872
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81 Farm Products

CALAPPROVED barley seed. coast
common variety. termination 98fe,
purity 99.76qo. only 80 sacks left.
Bargain. E. N. D. Hatch, Box
435. 1923
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Livestock

so HEAD bred ewes for sale. j.
r. league, 1ia miles north OF
Tamarack Road on Eucalyptus
canal.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-20

FURNITURE for 5 room house for
sale cheap. Rental of house op-
tional. 563 Vine. 1922
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FOR SALE-Typewriter stand $5.75.
OFFICE SUPPLY CO.
521 Main Phone ~
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OIL BURNER furnace suitable for
public building Absolutely guar
anteed. Cost $700 new, priced for
Quick sale at $150 Inquire B & A
Oil Co. Phone 1086J. 1925
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STILL Paying highest prices for
your iron, metal and rags.
SAM NALIBOFF
584 Broadway Phone 589
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20 Poultry

WANTED: All kinds poultry. Pay
highest possible prices. S. g. M.
Poultry. Phone $40 El Centre, 112
Hoitville or 8733J3. Brawley. 10-8tf
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JJNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house.
wired for electric appliances. Nice
yard and lawn. $25. 881 Ell Cen
fro 1925
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NICELY FURNISHED l bedroom
house with electric refrigeration,
Utilities paid. Imperial and Ell
Dorado aves. Phone 271. 1923
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FOR RENT-Furnished house, al
so . bedroom unfurnished. In
uuire 839 Olive. Phone 1891. 1921
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ID Apartments for Rent

BROOM furnished apis. close in,
including F'rigidaire, elec. hot wa
ter for bath. $3.50 wk. 235 N. 9Th.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-20

ATTRACTIVE newly decorated
air cooled apt. Electric refrigera-
ton. ParkvieW Apis, 604 Adams.
10-19tf
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5-ROOM residence for sale, 1900
block on Olive. Post-Press box 81.
1922
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NEW 5-roorn house for sale. Stucco.
Modern. F. H. A. term. Tyler ms.
Agency, 500 Main. Phi $50. 10-10te
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-20
Used Cars

1881 FORD Coupe, good condition.
new battery, packless pump and
generator, $125. Anderson Ma
chine Shop. 10-15tf
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FOR SALE-3 bedroom house oil
north side, $100 down-Sl, 700. IN
quire 664 Holt. 1922
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rs Furniture for Sale

SEE the new Coleman 1941 fuel
Oil Heater.
DELOZIER FURNITURE
542 Main Ell Centre
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EXCELLENT used piano for sale
at low price. 55l Len Rey after
p. m. lU-2l
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WANTED-Small acreage with good
house near Ell Centre Write full
particulars to P. o. Box 220, Ell
Centro. 1922
Imperial Valley press., 1940-10-20
24 Wanted Real Estate

NEW HOUSE in Residence Park ad-
dition. FILA loan. See Herbert
Lowdermilk, Real Estate & insur-
ance. 116 No. 9Th st.
Evening star., 1940-04-07
Opera Association
Offers Stars Here

Metropolitan Opera stars will be
featured in the Civic Grand Opera
Associations Spring Season in Con-
stitution Hall on May 8, 10 and IL.
Joseph Bentonelli, tenor; Suzanne
Fisher, lyric soprano; Nicola Mos
coma, bass, and Pompilio Malatesta,
comic-bass, all leading members of
the Met" for several seasons, will
be starred in the productions of
Lucia" and 'Manon" here. Rose
Marie Brancato, popular soprano OF
the Radio City Music Hall Opera
broadcasts, will be member of the
company, as well as Garfield Swift,
prominent New York baritone, and
Francis Row, baritone, who last sea-
son appeared here in opera with
great success.
Amelia Cont, formerly of the
Metropolitan Opera. is artistic di.
rector for the Spring Season. Gia-
como Spadoni, Metropolitan Opera
conductor, will direct the perform.
ances. Washington singers who will
have solo roles include Berenice
Alarie, soprano; Francis Barnard
baritone; Helen Robichaux, soprano;
Alma Harris, soprano; Clelia Flora
vanti, zo-soprano, and France,
Mohan, contralto.
A committee of volunteer workers
is accepting subscriptions for thess
performances in the lobby of the
Woodward Building at Fifteenth and
H streets.
Evening star., 1940-04-07
Kensington to Have
Music Week Event

A National Music Week Festival
to be held at Kensington, Nd, on
May 8 and II is the first effort Of
this locality to support the Ma
tional plan to foster local group
music appreciation. It had its in
ception a few months ago October
1880 when a group of five men un-
der the leadership of Arnold Love-
Joy met as nucleus for a male
chorus which has now grown in
membership to about 80 men from
Kensington and vicinity. This
group, now fully organized as the
"Village Singers" has excited
favorable comment in its numerous
appearances In Montgomery County
and Washington. Subsequently, the
Kensington Choral Union, an en-
semble of about rs voices, was
formed and began rehearsals Of
Handels Messiah" also under Mr..
Lovejoy's direction.
The festival is being energetically
sponsored by the Greater Kensing-
ton Civic League, in its efforts to
develop the civic morale of Mont
gomery County in and about the
area of which Kensington is the
center. Every effort is being made
to enlist the interest of the school
and church groups Of Montgomery
County in this movement to foster
and develop music appreciation, and
to place this area in the spotlight
of National Music Week and to keep
it there for many years to come.
Evening star., 1940-04-07
Mr.. Holden to Play
At Sul6rave Club

William Holden, pianist, of the
faculty Of the Washington College
Of Music will play a concert at the
Sulgrave Club this afternoon at
4 o'clock. This is Mr.. Holdens
seventh annual program and he has
chosen from his extensive reper-
toire the Tchaikowsky "Doumka" !"
from Scenes Rustique Russe;;" the
Chopin B Minor Sonata" Jean
Francaix's La Capricieuse" and La
Tendre" from the Five Portraits of
Young Girls" Walter Nieman's s
"Arabesque;;' the Paper Doll' from
Villa-Lobos' "Baby's Family" the
Debussy Etude XII Pour les Arpeges
composes" and the Poulenc Caprice
in c Major"
Mr.. Holden has been engaged to
play the MacDowell ID Minor Con-
certo" with the Nassau-Suffolk
Symphony Orchestra under the di-
rection of Christos Vreondes.
Evening star., 1940-04-07
In Local Music Circles

sored by the Junior Division Of the
National Federation of Music Clubs,
under the local Craftsmanship of
Mrs. Morton L. Ring.
The purpose of the competitive
festivals, being held all over the
country, is to give a definite i'm
mediate objective toward which
students may work.
The United States Marine Band
Symphony Orchestra will present
the following program in the audi
torium at the Marine Barracks, on
Wednesday evening at BIS O'Clock:
Overture, "In Spring." opus SO,
Goldmark; "Czardas," from the
opera, "Geist des Wojewoden, :"
Grossman; Prologue" to "Pagliac-
ci," Leoncavallo; "Scherzo," from
Midsummer Nights Dream" Mem
delssohn; "Siegfried Paraphrase, :"
from the music drama. "Siegfried,"
Wagner; valse de concert, Tales
From the Vienna Woods" Strauss;
Shepherd Fennels Dance" Ball
four Gardiner; suite, Scenes AL.
saciennes," Massenet.
Evening star., 1940-04-07

idly to the first rank of pianists and
by 1885 he had played $50 concerts
in the United States alone, had
achieved an earning power that
ranked with Paderewski's Hofmann's S
and Rachmaninoff's and had mar
ried Wanda Toscanini, the daughter
of the famous maestro under whose
baton Horowitz will play with the
N. B. c. Symphony next month.
Then his health failed. Mrs. Dorsey
had him scheduled for a recital at
Constitution Hall in January of 1887
that Moritz Rosenthal filled when
Horowitz had to cancel. For months
he could not even touch a piano.
For two years he was convalescent
IN Switzerland, but by 1898, q decade
after his New York debut, he was
able to play a few concerts in Eu-
ropean capitals. -
Shows Power.
BY 1889 he had completely recov-
cred. and now, in the early months
of 1910, he has demonstrated from
New York to st. Louis and from
Toronto to Atlanta that not only is
he as great a pianist as he ever was,
but greater one.
Mr.. Horowitz will play two So
natas by Scarlatti. Beethoven's
Sonata in E Flat Major. Op. 81,
No. g." Chopins Sonata in B Flat
Minor, Op. IS" and two mazourkas,
&C Sharp Minor. Op. A." and "E
Minor, Op. A.; Ravel's "Scarbo" and
LISTS "Sonetto del Petrarca No.
104," eau Bord'd'Une Source, Faux
Follets" and "Paganini Etude, E Flat
Major"
Evening star., 1940-04-07
Give Herbert Music

The Federal Playhouse, an activ-
ity Of the Agriculture Branch,
N. F. F. E., will present a concert
on Thursday and Friday in the
Agriculture auditorium, that will be
devoted to the works of Victor Her
bert. The Playhouse chorus and
orchestra, under the direction of
Lloyd Garrison and the Playhouse
dancers, directed by Hazel p. Rich
ards will present the concert.
One Of the future Playhouse pro-
grams now being planned will con-
sist of concert devoted only to
the musical compositions of mem
bers of the Federal staff. Persons
employed In the Federal Service
who have composed music of any
type and who wish to have their
music used in this concert are re-
quested to mail copies to Room
sos Evans Building as soon as pos
sible. All compositions must be
copyrighted by owners and per-
mission must be given to make the
changes that may become necessary
In orchestration and re-arranging
Evening star., 1940-04-07
Songs in Costume
Charlotte Hamilton. no

Charlotte Hamilton, noted con-
tralto of New York City, will give
a program Of the 18th, 18th and 20th
Century songs in costume, this eve
ming at Hotel 24Oo Sixteenth street.
She is well-known in New York and
is now returning from Southern
concert tour. She played at Ar
lington Hall, Arlington, Va, on
Tuesday evening last, to a highly
appreciative audience.
Miss Hamilton appeared at the
White House last spring in a group
of songs, which were enthusiastically
received. She will present an un-
usual recital in 18th Century Co.'S
tune and her selections will be from
the following composers: Lahr,
Dvorak, Ledesma, Chopin, Mossorg-
sky, Burleigh, Leoni, Aylward and
Hageman. Miss Hamilton's reper-
toire will include songs in French,
German, Italian and Spanish; as
well as q fine collection of songs
In English.