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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
Gonzaga Grid
Game Reason
Practice Hindered:
Face Huskies ian. 8
By ELLIOTT METCAI.F

The lsrrupin' Lutherans Of the
Ninco conference. who won ma
tional fame on the football grid
irons Of the Northwest. now turn
Ito the basketball courts for action
Three Of the outstanding quartet
Of the grid are included in the fiv.
starting maple mavericks.
They are Sig Sigurdson. Marvel
Harshmsn and Earl Plat. all six
feet or more all experienced bas-
keteers.
Marv The Mighty" Tommervik
doesn't fit into this popular indoor
sport. nature having left him in
the 5-foot s-inch class.
But the kid will he in there
pitching just the same. pitch
ing for his mates and nj.
school and coach. CliH Olson
who also teaches the basket
sport.
The Lutheran hoopmen haven't
advanced 10 a point that satisfies
Coach Olson. The post-season grid
game with Gonzsgs put the bss-
keteers two weeks behind.
Then Coach Olson was fouled
out by Comrade Flu, reta riding de-
velopment work still farther.
FOUR VICTORIES
The Dutherans have PLAYED four
games to date. practice tits They
have won each. Victims wer. st.
Martins Rangers. twice: Hart. Of
Everett and the Olympia Elks. Not
spectacular teams. but good. sound
quints that made the Lutherans
hustle.
And the next in line for the Oh
son men are Hec Edmumdson's
Huskies. never push-over for any
major club.
They clash at the Husky pavilion
the night of January ).
Coach Olson isn't even
thinking of victory. He knows
the hard running Edmundson
Huskies have much on the hall
this season, although they are
not rated to take the Northern
conference crown.
But those Lutherans. possessing
no inferiority complex as little
brothers" sometimes show in COM
petition with big brothers" will
be out firing at the whites Of the
Huskies' eyes. Never worry about
that.
If Id only had more time with
my hoopmen," mosned the quiet
Olson. They're a good quintet
first rate club. They have height.
fight, experience and knowledge Of
the game. They are nobody's
walk-away."
CHENEY TITLE THREAT
The Dutherans have a 25-game
schedule this year. That's q left
to go, is of them conference tits.
And the team to beat. Olson in
oASeSs 10 ChtiltN 4NbI maj. he he0
Reese men have knocked off
Washington State. Twice they
battered Gonzaga. They have
everything a title winning team
needs. The proverbial fur should
fly when these old rivals bump
knees on the maple mat.
Ellensburg COPIED the title
last season. just a half game
ahead of the Lutherans. But
this season Coach Leo Nichol-
son hasn't much 10 rave about.
He lost his 19S9-4O stars, and
nothing came into the picture
10 supplant them.
The Lutherans play 10 home
games, twice meeting Coach
Stuart Parks College of Puget
Sound Loggers. And the Loggers
are strong. This new man Parks
seems to have much on the ball.
The Lutherans will line up hk.
his: Harshmsn and Harry Lang.
forwards; Sigurdson, center; Plat
and Omar Stenesen, guards.
And, in closing. the Lutherans
ace Linfield college January
here, the night after the Husky
game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
Stanford Eleven
Takes Day Of Rest
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal

Coach Clark Shaughnessy whose
Stanford team meets Nebraska in
The Rose Bowl on New Years
Day cancelled practice drills for
Christmas day. The team will re
sumo practice tomorrow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
92o in Grand American

The targets the the shells bring the same
results and WELL there is another difference too The
wearing apparel different II stepped to the firing
line today in the styles of 80 the would
think IL a masquerade shoot"
.. not only in this state but in others
National
club Chicago 1923 the distinction
shots
And ~ for the
shooting
on he said suddenly, ~
There something
I % point In
IL Ii trigger guns h, a single
which adjusted either
Bert says would shooting
afraid of the which he misunderstood
But he add the
and the line sell shells
reducing the
We dandy load 65 he
The companies price
all concerned"
Will Bert field shooting?
No no." he said "Ony when rolls
different
both It the other and. naturally 1
shooting"
Well, that's what o 9
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

closed for the holidays and no
officials could be reached for
comment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
Christmas Cords f.. and Rem

My Dear Met: The main thing many Of old-timers will
miss at this holiday the original Christmas cards
gotten every by late amened friend Lorenzo
(Ren) Dow
Last he sent most of his account Of trip around
The Mountain which leave for your perusa You will
tice that he ended il with:
Il
because
His sparrow
And knew He watching
will breathe on a 70
the knighy soul
Eentleman-'Ren" Dow JOHN l. MckEAN
John l.: Well expressed
Rem follower of clean athletics
sports Christ
cards original artistic and
generosity viii be remembered
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
Year Fails
To Produce
Worthwhile
Louis Rival

Second of six year-end sports
reviews
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Evening star., 1940-12-21
.Sdntu Claus to Visit
Shut-Ins With Presents

Santa Claus will take gifts to
Is shut-in children tomorrow by
arrangement with the Association
for Handicapped and Shut-In Chill
dren.
Two trucks laden with presents
for youngsters receiving part-time
school work at home through the
Board of Public Welfare program
will begin their rounds at 9 am.
The association has prevailed upon
Santa to call upon his magic powers
and ride as passenger in both
trucks at the same time.
Some of the gifts to be distributed
have been donated by the Junior
Board of Commerce, the association
announced.
Evening star., 1940-12-21
FURNITURE

Bedroom suite walnut. modern 4-pc
~ 80: maple twin bedroom suite. new,
mahogany. walnut, $3.50: Duncan Phyfe
table new in maple. mahogany, walnut.
S12 80; extra special unfinished drop-leaf
tables. new. $2.95 We carry a full line
OF new and used furniture. bedding.
blankets etc. at reduced prices. To buy
or sell ask Henry. 1928 7th st. NV. Open
evenings till $50 pm MI Q44S
Evening star., 1940-12-21
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
(Continued)

sol.s ssotty: ; Great ., Dane e. females; pIeealna
Wires, scotties. % fo1 ter terriers e and sehnauS. a
ers: $500 Western ave. Chevy Chase.
WIRE-HA1RED TERRIER, resistered; 10
highway GLADYS Winfield. Fairfax e54.J.
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES; male. 8 weeks
Old Reasonable. $500 18th st. NV.
Chapel I'd, Kenilworth. ne Ii O3Ii.
BOSTON TERRIERS. pedisreed; very well
saas nsuSed sela 14th st. NV. Phone co
setter puppy for Christmas PRESENT. This
dog has history and backs round A
EXT as4 " until nnG sDaShe pm saa o1stseT Or Non oS
to pm. or Alexandra 2O69 evenings,
all day Tues. or Wed, 22'
DACHsHUND PUPPIES, red, black and tan
ch.1tnss Z maIss' sd,7 female finest blood lines
COCKER PUPPIES. splendid specimens.
male and female; excellent pedigree: reg.
A. X. c. Sheoherd 2980-M.
PoMERANIAN PUPPIES from champion
stock, reg A. X c.; make nice gifts. 1873
BOSTON TERRIER Toys. A. K. c. req, 4
months old IL H st. NV. s-6 pm.
SCOTTIE. male. black. IL months BIRTH
day. Christmas. Reg. A. X. c.. good dis
position. housebroken. Reas. AT. 1892
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR. given . sani-
tary bath removing all neas and returned
FOR 81. Bide e-a-wee Pet Animal Hospital.
WO. 0224. Bethesda Branch. WI. 3O45.
IRISH SETTER PUPS Of Joffre strain. z
wks. old: 4 males. 2 females: reasonably
priced. SH 224S-W.
WANTED-Youns female collie. sable and
white. housebroken and spayed; good home
guaranteed Call DU 2622 evenings. 22'
POWKIM KENNELS
Cookers sired by Powkm Gallant
knight. Marlboro pike. 5l2 miles D. c.
line
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.

WsARWiCk APIS. 3O51 IDAHO AVE-
Attractive one-room apt. dressing room.
kitchen. in, tiled bathroom. shower: availabls
in'"eoia'eis' s49'5o. Apt. 2o5. wo. 1854.
ls EyARTs ST. NE. OFF NORTH CAPE
utilj,iss large ue, rooms. kitchen. bath; all
taib, t41 MASS I IS h AVE; xs. N;w-s wv; ROOMS AND
bath. G. E. refa.. newly decor ] ated: oil heat.
chw. See janitor. Ii. 3sO7.
k1},1. TAk0MA PIX PIX. MD, 1902 HOUSTON AVE:
built: oil heat INV. furn. sH. ss1s' se"'
1915 R ST; sE.lI5-RooM APARTMENT.
m,sn IN new family house: all modern equip.
NEW DE LUXE DUPLEX. PVT. -HoMB
Electrolux. din. Shower ba: hardwood % T..
porehes % DY snr al utilities fE Tes5 s5rn feresHsd ss
exp. bus. liz Hamilton St NV. GE aOn6'
2 golsC Rooms IS, KITCHEN. BATH. SCREENED
Z Z. RMS; Ms LATEST STYLE KITCHEN, BATH.
gas incl ,al sth st. Sc. Ii. ssos' "''''
1am5iv 5i1G NORTH lori. ,,cia cAPrToL sI.APr m .
hot water % ine sss ssssesoeaa RA. Psarie s44o heat
OPPOSITE MAYFLowER. HoTEI-TWo
5ssm. esnn .ss bath ApI ai'fh'n bright quiet il
WOODBRIDGE, 1905 MONROE ST. Ne
4 rooms southern exposure: newly dec;
large closets: detached: adults; h.. l.. e. 22s
170s GALES ST. NE.-4-RM APT. NEW
SIS Is 'uDe'is M is7a nsit .f'es hes
q pm.
DOWNTOWN LOCATIONS RMS, RE.
hs a Xii MLnER iase pEatopfsST asai lea s e.
1119 18th st. NV. DI. 4464.
sDf sDfs .7rora,,;oH:. ST. NM AnT sIs 4olcoRNER 1
bedrm.. kit. bath. 10 windows.
Eel sRts syE ssS isoi a,ef sna
eoRpuA os& 4efl eseninss sauli5 bu osaf Mf
i,yin, s7GS CONN aavI;. AYE N.Y. Sty.5 5nEpRooM.
MaR &o 5toffs 1850 "med
a1n fp tP 5,b 5t 6sth s. n5s6s% SsdT% iv Tn:
NEW 2-FAMILY HOUSES, S52 80; LIVING
room. bedroom. kitchen. dinette. bath.
laundry and yard: rent includes light. heat,
apt the snS O. mSases
Of an individual home. Apply at 5001 N.
f%: na 7fHssMAh insidssd porch With Extra
Tm sgs. and bath in basement; gar. Randolph
ssRooKLAND. lo2s OTIS ST. NE-1st
heat. c.h.w.. refg. North 1875.
BURKE ST. Sc. lS42-CORNER APT.
nearly new; 2 rms, kit, bath oil heat, b.
" furn.; available Jan. /. $3.50 DI.
2434. TO pm. other apis. available. p,
$500 COLORADO AVE NW.-BEDROOM.
liv. rm., din. rm.. kit, bath; Frisidaire on
house current; reas Res. mgr, Apt. 202.
ps1sh ps1s messin sr fs6;a n:2g s.Ms sa
$50. Resident manager.
1924 IOWA AVE NV. APT. 50 RMS,
k, b. Frigidaire on house current: $3.50.
M. FRANK RUPERT. 1921 9TH NV.
AT CONN AVE. BRIDGE. 1921 CONN.
S67 80. T., T.. b., shower: $40.
Continued On Next Psse.)
Evening star., 1940-12-21
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

sIcYcIEst all new. .sehxinn. colson and
s. Sd ap oE.s. lios i1s ~ i. ilse ns
aa + ss AZ op:n .t:i al a:s suosss 9Ssg
cycle Shop. 21os i4th St. IsA NV. MI. s sess. g.
siH.s .ns nsn and rebuilt na sas.a.
North.mpton st. NV. wo. cs7ese' s7os. ''o'
BRASS poo TAG, with name. phone and
street address; saves dog from loss: excel,
Park ave. Takoma Park. D. G. sH. 1920.
CAMERAS. movie projectors. photo sup
plies; largest discount, trade-ins; bargain
iiSt Iree 943 Penna. ave NV. Brenner.
CAMERA EQUIPMENT SKI Elwood en-
lens Isa + for contax. $3.50; both like new.
CAMERAS CAMERA ENLARdERsLshopyorn Or
ai sliEhtly used @ At bargain prices; sommer's
evsaine: se.naf Eli Sundays N .ys ies ny"
CAMERA. KODAK Recommar No. SO. 4b
a. lsnse. leather carrying case. filter ring.
miniature color transpar%encies, @ % or black
mnnths amd hwhits n'd Equip Equipment less than six
ton. CHI. 69la.
size delivered 81. Warfield 1857. s3'
$500 10-pc: dining suite. 500. steinwsy
agriEh1 smai piano .ban S1oo sneehoe desk s3s
eonn eonrua Apa r?1f' w6 oFssRs asss Studios $500
COAT. black baby lamb cloth. good style
and condition. S5 blue .rayon satin eve
Adams 61S7
CRIB. expensive. sell SIS; $50 youth bed,
sin:,, Sio: both maple and complete with ex-
ca ang Nnrtb osss perfect
Tor sale. reasonable. 1857 Abbey pl ne.
DESKS AND CHAIRS, 2. with blackboards,
Tor children, S3 each. Taylor 4616.
DESK. mahogany Henderson make), $40:
Woodley 5639
DIAMOND DINNER RING: owner will sac
rincs; anh,.a unusually lovely: % diamonds. IA
and ssDphle soo EN- s d
DIAMOND RING. over . carats; will guar
antee value. Also l about l carat and
20 points. Sacrifice both. Carrolrs, 7I9
pi.Ins Pi1AIhonDswesdns ons i,x ring s!s' set in
Markell. 91s st. NV, Suite 30i-3
DINING ROOM SUITE. walnut. 1O-piece;
excellent condition: $50. 51O3 5th St NV
DRUMS. Junior model. complete with bass
snare, accessories slightly used: S45 set
sell for $50. Good Xmas buy. WI. 747e
after pm. o.s
ELECTRIC RANGE G. E. 1887. GOOD con-
dition: sell cheap. 1908 Geranium st. NV.
ELECTRIC TRAINS. 2 sets. many access
sores: very reasonable. 1436 Otis st. ne
Dupont 6015
ELECTRIC TRAIN, Lionel, standard; 2 en-
zines. ii cars automatic switches, so
pieces track. etc: sacrifice. WO 1927.
ELECTRIC TRAINS. Lionel and American
FLYER; Complete line OF train sets and
equipment Electric train repairs Train
sets sets from S. g up. Spring Valley Electric
Free parking space rear of store
ENAMELED SINKS-Used. in excellent
!,tI condition; Deep apron. size 42"xe0" one
$9,95. HECHINGER CO. 18th and H ne.
FILE CAsES-Special sale Of various kinds
1O46 Potomac ST. NV.
FULL DRESS and tuxedos IS at $3.50
each. Ace Clothing Co.. S27 sth st. NV
FUR JACKET. black fox. size 10: cost
Evening star., 1940-12-21
CLASSIFIED AD RATES

locol Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
! time ----------------2 23c per line
times -------- zoe
I times or longer, consecu-
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion.
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rates
: lines, time, zoe line .-----$ so
3 lines, 2 times, l8c line 1.os
, lines. 3 times. 15c line - 1.35
DEATH NOTlCES-$l25 per in
sertion of 10 lines or less; 15c per
line for additional lines.
Business cards under Special No
tices and all advertisements under
Personal &c per line additional.
The Star is the great Want Ad"
medium of Washington, and the rates
charged are far lower than those of
newspapers in other large cities. Moth
ing is so cheap considering the results
obtained
Business advertisements under Situ-
atoms Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
Evening star., 1940-12-21
MiscrllAhrous eoR SALT
Remington portable. prae.
Ically new. Call Woodley 1884.


T1YPEwRITER. RsminSton portable. prae-
TYPEWRTTERs, all makes. new and used,
portables. rebuilt standards; guar. Stand
ard Typewriter Co.. 91O G st. NV.
TYPEWR1TERs-New portables. 81 per
ws.; rebuilt typeTriters. very reas:; rentals.
s g. n% ms Sa SsDitGa tsss I'Ds"ri'sr Co., 1909 I''
standard and portable. new new and INC used: year year
Jean n1sy Typewriter Co. 14s1 East Capitol It.
TYPEWRTTsR. Rental service, 67lo 10th
mos. in adv. $3.50: no DEL 81 addL dep.
AGI BEST MARES for only 81 sss5. "Irs. inc.
others. HooyERs. sic .es: EhEcTRoLux. MAe u1a
one year Free home demo. 3o-day-triai i
plan. Vacuum specialists exclusively.
sos ,1h REST St N:W sEASPs a.tiSn.l G1; 777s. %.
nacHgM no fe9a.s 5a1 Nr% ESr and
types available at THE cRosBiE CO. 2o3a
X st. NV. Phone Republic Oss0
VIOLIN for sale. $4,000; worth 5000 90.
Michigan 6499. 22"
WASHERS-Deep-cut prices on brand-new
crates At discounts % IS Of more than eHnss sos Oh 81
list prices No down payment Terms as
low as 81 weekly. Liberal trade-in allow
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
Washington's Largest Appliance House.
92l 9 st. NV. Entire Building.
District 3137. Open Ewes. TIL PM.
BUY YOUR SON the elect. driven hacksaw
he wants for his basement shop; will cut
al any metal; real bargain. 1882 Livingston
Evening star., 1940-12-21
FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT deserted stray animals
tonlyD TO the Animal Protective Association.
Atlantic 1353 or Atlantic 714G
Evening star., 1940-12-21
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

1900 BLOCK BELMONT ST. N.W-Is
rent about $4,000 per annum Reasonabi9
priceo. only $4,000 down payment. Con.
SIds1 SII trade D; C. property Phone Y, s,
Evening star., 1940-12-21
BOATS.

TWIN SCREW. 3 large staterooms. sleep
8; fully equipped for home: protane gas,
running water. new icebox. large closets:
near Navy Yard; must be seen to be ap-
preciated: $50 or will rent to responsible
party. Phone Chestnut 1912
Evening star., 1940-12-21
APARTMENTS WANTED.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

rORNiSHED APT: ALL UTENSILS FUR.
hisheo: $40. Call Chestnut 1894.
NEW BLDG. UNFUR. 5 r., PORCH a.
garage 1st or End floor. $50. Lee highway
70 70 Eoot e School, right 3 blocks. GRO.
ARLINGTON, 1914 N WAKEFIELD ST
LIv Nv rm;. = bedrms, bath, kitchenette. refg.
poo oil neat incl: pvt. Adults CHI 226o.
RL1NGTON-UNFURN. 2 ROOMS KTT-.
pain; ami; newly dec: util. incllded:
loc ous- $40: 1416 N. Quinn st CHI 1884
NEATLY FURNISHED APT. IN ARLNG-
ION, Va: 3 rooms, kitchen. bath; 2nd
noer, private home: adults only. CH.
1882. 3112 9th ST.
IT. ENT. FIR. IN PVT. HOME UNI; RMS.
XII XII; pain gar, porch elec.,. gas. oil it.
mel: pvt ent.: S4750. Hillside O241-J,
ARLINGTON = LOVELY 1st-FL. APT;
city fare. 1927 n. Utah. H. 0u''
NEARBY VA. NEW APT. BLD0s.
,,nH LARGE and br., din. alcove X, b.,
prGRRGH rSRSHi SPACIOUS closets, sound -proofins,
Grx GtENEdIAN Ia BLINDS incin.. locker laun.
2l0o Wilson blvd. CHI. 1900 open eve. Sun.
Evening star., 1940-12-21
ROOMS FURNISHED.

4911 42nd ST NV. Chevy Chase. D. C
With private bath; II block from car and
bus service: S25 per month single, $40 two
persons Emerson 9O6S o2s
1902 INDEPENDENCE AVE SW-Larse
room. first door. front: Ink; S5 week.
Evening star., 1940-12-21
SITUATIONS WoMEk.

PRACTICAL NURSE. experienced. wants
work; fifteen dollars week. Emerson OSS9.
Evening star., 1940-12-21

COUPLE, middle AGED. desires the care Of
a home or the supervision Of an apart.
ment house; references furnished. Box
236-D, Star. 2Z'
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

CONvA1.ESCENT bachelor wants board,
or rooms. bath; vicinity Rock Greek
PART o. suburban. Boz 24S-D, Star. 22s
Evening star., 1940-12-21

SECRETARY. STENOGRAPHER. assist
scientific research or creative writing:
varied experience; high standard. Taylor
l14o
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BOOkkeeper-AccOuntant.
SITUATIONS MEN & WoMEN.

Part-time Bookkeeping.
Rates as low as S. per month, including
income tax reports. Box 22O-D. Star. 23.
Evening star., 1940-12-21

TYPEWRITERS-NeW portables. 81 Der
wk.: rebuilt typewriters. very reas.: rentals
$3 mo Capitol Typewriter Co.. 1909 Eye
Evening star., 1940-12-21

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
BUILT for only S14a Sx10 porch
inclosed with storm sash and screens.
S129. Proctor, DI. SS43
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HELP MEN.

BAKER. work part time. must be exper.
In cakes and fancy cookies. Call CO. 9S35.
ROOKKEEPER convenient to ne. section,
capable of taking complete charge Of books
for manufacturing company. making imam
cial and operating statements and prepar-
ting Federal and District tax reports: per-
BRICKLAYERS, white only. 9O9 Dorset
ave KenwoOd Nd
Evening star., 1940-12-21
ROOMS UkFURNISHEp.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
BY Bill HoImun
(Continued.)

6O22 N. WILSON BLVD. ArI.-Attrac
room. ami. kitchenette; S4 4.50. Phi
Falls Church S56-W-:. -
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

PINTO PONY, Western saddle: will work.
Warfleld 59SS
PONIES. 20; riding horses. 20; any colors,
size and price. Driscoll. rear 7'6 18th
St Sc
Evening star., 1940-12-21

BIcYClE9. all new. -echwinn, Colson and
3ther best makes, $3.50 and up; also
trade-ins, 30 up. Gilbert's. 11O6 H st. ne.
Evening star., 1940-12-21

WARWICK APTS.. 3O51 IDAHO AVE
hItractlVe one-room apt. dressing room
immediately; $3.50. Apt. 2O5. WO. 1884.
22'
Evening star., 1940-12-21

Radio Trouble? F1es mo sss Hon.st wsff Dfee, TS:,
MID-CITY Radio shop,9-a pm. Ma O777.
WINDOWS AND WALLS washed. reason
able rates. excellent work. Mack L Jack,
CO 1896,
Evening star., 1940-12-21

BRASS DOG TAG, with name, phone and
street address; saves dog from loss: excel
Int present; price, csc. WALTERS. 239
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-03-22
ThePurimSpiel
By MORDECAI WAXMAN

EDITORS NOTE: The Jewish theatre had lis roots
the Purm-Spiel that bit of tOmfOOlery that children
Ownups viii indulge in March "a. The origins Of
Purmspiel are Interestingly related in the following
tice by MOrdecai Waxman. rabbnical student al
Jewish Theological Seminary.
The walls OF the ghetto three and four centuries
IRE high and within them all cramped and mean !,
dcay the troubled lives of its inhabitants were pur-
great cathartic of laughter and jolity. Sinhas To-
Hannukah and Purirn annually brought with them
gladness and relief fl n care
Of the three festivals urim particularly dedica1
mirth. The role which the Fools Carnival PLAYED in
deva Christian world, filled in the universe Of
deVal Jew by the fourteenth of Adar. For on Purim
free-free from inhibitOns. free from the gent
verify of Jewish life free to shout to dance to tpple
masquerade. More than that. these actions were aim
ccay enjOined upon him. "On Purim. the Rabbis SaiC
should drink much that he will not be able to recs
the error in saying Blessed be Haman and cursed 3
rdecai'" Ii was good doctrine which often chez
'Ny Obeyed.
was above all however in public celebration that I
t OF the day was expressed Since, the popular So
had it. Purm Is no holiday than kadachas Is z
ment there religious restrictions attaching :
{ day. CONTINUED on page 1O)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1940-03-22
Refugee Musicians
By DANIEL l. SCHORR

Throughout the United States refugees being alb
I'd into communities conductors musicians and teach
Men and women Of great talent Of them people
wed with genius making places f0r themselves N
rcsn life giving this country the gifts which anti
tic Germany did not want
The absorption OF musicians L quiet process
he SORT Of thing thai makes headlines But Is bearing
10 America II increased musical enjoyment The!
ing American children 70 pa! instruments: they
acting and PLAYING for aypreczve audiences u towns
never had fine orchestra: IhF! expo1no1ng M
hiSTory and Ihaory n Americas colleges snail and
Suzanne Stein who few years ago singing for the
81 Culture League in Berlin. made her debut N New
recently As Suzanne S1en and hailed BY the New
Times Is Of the outstanding voices Of the time
:. Hams Eisler Of the brilliant Of German
DoSerS Is teaching In the New School for Social Re-
eh In New York and has just received $4,000 grant
the Rockefeller Foundation study music for films
Prof. Marco Frank once : leading instructor q The
ma Music ACADEMY and composer q highly success
III opera The Strange Woman. here Mad
me Y Is now private instructor N New York We net
I'm q The ship when h arrived 2S1 August The Ea2r
j persecution after AnSchlLSS had had rs effect him
III h Is no1 the Type . d dau11e6 With CLEAN Esh
1uor in his eye Surveyed this world 1ooeo
he customs inspector being the American frontier
-uzr6 wanted Immediately Central Park We found
room for him and his ana be0-e NJ uIIackeo his
Gags We were listening ID BeIh0I6ns Fifth Symptom! On
he radio. You wouldn't al these things YOU had seen
he 1erse advertisement II New York Times LAST
Music Instruction Offered. Professor Marco Frank.
celebrated composer formerly Vienna Music Academy.
er dramatic composition. also piano. violin: English Ger
nan. Italian. POS West 99th ST Apt SC