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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

skiers from Payette Lakes In the
final event of the tourney.
Wilburt Rathke, Earl and Alvin
Mccoy, HALEY high school stu
dents who wore the Sun Valley
colors, smassed s044 points TO
win. The team from Payette
Lakes. Bill Brown, Buster John
son and Charles Swedblom. scored
1882 points in the three events.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
Huskies Meet
Bear Trackmen

SEATTLE - The University of
California brings its strongest
track team in years to town to-
night for tomorrow's meet here
with the University OF Washing
ton
Bob Smith Of Centrslis and KEEL
cvsle-during the winter an ace
kkier-were to carry the hod for
Washington in the sprntS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

OFT on Trip

KraE>E. Ore. - University =
oFexon's hop squad ga. n l<svs
ieisy fet san Frsnrisce All =
thre< weeks trip q Hnnoluia an
re Hawaiian islands
Coach Howard Nohscn. snrsat<
~est from attending an sthisfss
ee.ehes ecafsfsncs " Nsw Vera.
vill IN the team IN san Frsn-
oIsrn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
Big Things Expected From
ST. Louis Cards This Year
Good Chonce They Will Be Club TO Press
Cincinnoti's Two Time Pennont Winners

field Last YEAR. regular.
Frnle kes. and Rookie Harry
Walker - brother % the
Dodgers Dixie-are battling
for the job. since NOV hits
right-hsnded and Walker left
handed. ihey NAV alternate.
Terry Moore will play center
and possibly get the No. 5 batting
spot behind Mizs. Enos Slaughter
again = IN right Cosker Triplett.
who hit $50 at Columbus. Veteran
Estel Crahtree. who hit .sit At
Rochester. and Johnny Hopp. who
also Is first base insurance. viii
handle the utility outneld jobs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
Ski Weather

Today's road and ski report:
Paradise Temperature 81, trace
new snow. II inches on ground.
scattered clouds. east wind, skiing
fair. carry chains.
Mt. Baker-Tempersture 40, no
new snow. 100 inches on ground.
light northeast wind. skiing fair,
road good.
Stevens Pass-No temperature
given, no new snow, 40 inches on
ground, clear, calm, road good.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
Suds Defeat
Connie' S Club
SAN FRANCISCO. Calif.-seat

SAN FRANCISCO. Calif.-Seat-
ties Rainiers enjoyed lull in their
exhibition schedule today after
burning up the diamonds in South
srn California during the past two
weeks. Yesterday the Suds added
the Philadelphia Athletics TO their
list OF victims. winning 8 TO l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.

St. Louis Cardinals rookie Catcher
Walker Cooper beat the Brooklyn
Dodgers almost single handed yes
terdsy. He drove in four runs and
scored one himself az the Cards
won, 8 to 8.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
Handballers
In Title PLAY
Holder Isglsr
In Final Contest

Al xiesier and hob Holder wsii
fight II oui tonight 81 the Eiks'
club for the city Singles hsndnsll
title.
Frank Logan and rewse slew
art viii engage IN eompetitlen far
third place
Play viii start AZ : e'closs
i.aFaa and Stewart IN the open
Ing match.
me public 10 invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

Viking cslg Squsd
n oses 0ui Lineoln

raysIiap vihsns sns Linesia
Aha golfers opened their ss~snn
yesterday afternoon with ths vite
inxs noslnx out the Ah~s. 81 n
So. - iAndsa solf links A -
turn match u slated fos Aprst =
~ Mssdvw rarh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
Sun Valley Juniors Win Title

SUN VALLEY, Idaho-A team
Of youths, representing Sun Valley.
today held the second annual
Idaho American Legion junior ski
championships. after nosing out
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
COMM >frN LEAGUE
n 1T. RECREATION

Following are result, q Gem.
maalty league matches PLAYED lat
night ~ the X ST. Recreation Al.
ieys
\ s. Recreation defeated ~
Bakers. spss to 2Tu. Blu Hufl.
BIT e The Bakers rcliec high total
as3. snd also high single. ale.
>en,ss defest~i the Dss-
trieutor~. rsas 10 rsrs. reder-
.aa ~ >emo's had high total,
80. and Amhuehl Of tho Dls-
trshuters had high single. I'll.
cammarAnos beat Home Plate
sp92 u 2s2e, n. Peterson ~ Cam.
marane. rolled high total 81. ard
Len Thomas q Home pat. high
single. 22S.
INSULTS oF rffRsF COUNTY
hoN> N Tot N>ANt>T
DE . lsek 81 time for TUESDAY
evenings play 81 stewart tunief hish
only four Of ths eight games shed
ulea ~efs played.
In the Class n league. the stewart
Green Hawks defsssed ne Nidssts
- 70 Il. jacobson az the Green
hasEs vas hish man. scoring 10
polnts In TIE seoond = el.ss sans
church. ~ 70 n Dss.nrafs :, IT,
winners Sas hish man, scofina "a
points
In the 4 class ssme.. stadium
hsh ssampsa tho Bethany
lfasesfs - to while The Yard
Birds sen over salvation Army. 10
70 The game wss close che aims
affair and fsw bssseu ~srs scsfea
Play continues with games schsd-
ulsd Ter thi. Thursday evening si
Stadium. e. follows
tlsss - tame tno,s Gsml
9 50 p m ~" Comrsdss " Uni
~rssty fises Red Owls
20 p. m.--Iisers W. rseoms cahs
$50 y. m.-winner Of y" Com
radss Q p Red Devils ssme v.
winner OF Tigers Tacoma Guns same
Class N Games tcisls' stnl
% y. m --facorna Ice rensuins
70 sumner junior hish.
30 y. m rtsns vs. fnter-esats
$40 p. m--ssewsrt Green Hswss
W Gray Ghosts
. 30 p IN Winner Of Tacoma lee :
Sumner Junior high sasne W winner
of 11tans inisr-stais Produce game
CLASSIC Irsarr
Play NOR ALLEYS
Dave Wilson. No. | bowler Of ths
Classic league. rolled tho hish scofs
In play on the Play Nor siisys Wed.
nesdny night shooting Ia, gos and
ia for q $50 total.
High single same Of the mstehss
- a
his series with 23o game. and
wound up with s~ fcf one Of tins
high totals
bahi Paint. went into second pisc.
by taking three points from fabsl
blue Ribbons Tacoma Truck sales
held ia lead by . five-point maFsin
Mode Lumber won four from olym-
pic Dairy
Numerous high games and total.
ssre rolled by the Classic pinmsn
Glenn Boyer had three good same,
for =. sac total Del Rsy rolled s.s
SIS for olympics. Joe stomp CHECKED
in with $50 Tor the Paints.
suIryaRps LEAGUES
BROsDNA ALLEYS
Bob Stein earned tho individual
scoring honors In tho matches of
night on the broadway alleys with
= 7se single game and 6Oa total.
Russ Olson turned In one OF ths
coed scores OF the week with . OF.
total, winding UP his series with .
ala count.
Irwin Snyder led the trundlers al
the Day league with $40 total, In
Guiding games Of ITS. 100 and 2Os
Painters rolled away from theif
rivals IN the Night circuit with .
Shipfltters
wfsT IND. SMITH AVENUE
Riehfisld Stations 212a 90. Bowl
Ing Center Lunch 22S< (oi. high
game h. Haines ana. series 7. suite
b27
Hammond Laundry 2s77 81. 9th
Ave. Bowling Center 2a32 ~. high
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

'Bstted for McCollum in ninth.
Score by Innings
6ehltle ......... lOZ 600 OOO-3
Philadelphia ....lo0 900 0o0-l
summary
Runs batted in. Miles, Vanni 2:
kYo-base hits, Miles, F. Chapman,
Nanni; stolen base. vanni; sacrifice
hit Schuster. double plays, Scarsella
70 Schuster: Davis to =. Chapman TO
Siebert. left on bases Seattle O..
chidon 4 Barrett j shirley q. struck
out. Marchidon /. Shirley /. Gregory
3 hits off Barrett in innings
Gregory 4 in 3 innings. Marchidon
2 in innings. Shirley none in 3
innings. McCollum ! in innings
winning pitcher Barrett. losing
pitcher. harchidon: umpires, Grieb,
American league. Snyder and Gsrrells
Pacific Coast league, time of game,
lSS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

PTYALLTP-With Al Dshiberr
scoring 30 points and p. Yield
whyhsrk q dozen. Faculty bsssst-
bsllers WIN the Totem City league
cham pionship here last night BY
defeating the Eiks. 80 To Al
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28
Hitting the Old Head Pin

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Painter. 1ssa Nv. hish game Ana
mann iss. ~Fiss Amman as
NsideFs 1sDo tl. Lumber Yard
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EASTER DOuHt.Is,
mwAY ALLEYS
Hi-way alleys announces iss
last doubles tournament al the
current season 10 he staged In the
rag time manner The first entire.
will toe the foul lire Saturday.
and the event viii continue each
day until midnight Easter sunday.
The tournament 10 open 10
howlers 81 both sexes having
established averages Of 81 least Is
games
scratch has besn cot al COO sish
a handicap OF Tsss SLOWED each
doubles team. Each team may boei
a. often ~ u wishes paying each
time . nominal entry fee Prices 70
he awarded will 10 limited 10 five
thus assuring high s,ahss for the
winning doubles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

n you're not using u ell Il ~ifh
. Fast-Aetion riwes Waat A.
Phone Main 1t8i.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

SOrruA1.l. p0AfrToCu
The poosmsn. city lsasus spfs.
hall team. Formerly isss pntntsss
will practice ou jsffersus piay.
ground sunday 81 ! ,. - An
players ere urged 10 steeo1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

Gloomiest part OF the St Louis
outlook is the unsettled condition
OF their infield and the big respon-
sibility placed on 35-year-old Gus
Msneuso. brought back from the
Dodgers to do tho catching Only
first base has q permanent guard
ian in the Cards infield.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

ST. PETERSBURG. Fls. - Big
things are expected from the ST
LOUIS Cardinals this season. They
started to come with = rush last
mid-sesson and played the best
ball IN the National lesgue from
the July sll-stsr game until the
seasons end
There Is good chance that
they'll be the Reds most persist
ent ohallengers.
Some changes have been
made. with Mickey Owen sold
10 the Dodgers and Joe Orcngo
and Bob Bowman 20 the
Giants. However. the loss of
these three may not hurt the
Cards at all The Cards can
hit and run. and Billy South
worth. who took over after
Raw Blades dismissal last
June. seems 10 know how 20
get the most out of his talent.
Gloomiest part OF the St Louis
outlook is the unsettled condition
OF their infield and the big respon-
sibility placed on 35-year-old Gus
Msneuso. brought back from the
Dodgers to do the catching Only
first base has a permanent guard
ian in the CARDS infield.
MIZE COMES AROUND
Johnny Mize, after a long hold
out siege which ended with a Sl7,-
600 contract, is rounding into
form and is expected to continue
to blast out homers. He led the
majors last season with 43.
The rest of the infield may be
Jimmy Brown at second. Martin
Marion at short and Steve Mesner,
who hit .34l at San Diego.
Or the infield may comprise
Creey Crespi, who hit .301 with
Rochester. at second; Eddie Lake.
who hit .295 with Sacramento, at
short. and Brown at third.
Marion has many boosters,
but Branch Hickey told init
mates he expects both Crespi
and Lake 10 win regular jobs.
This would bench Marion.
Mancuso, who was in only so
games at Brooklyn last year. is
counted on to catch more than
100 and to improve the Cardinal
pitchers. Walker Cooper, highly
touted rookie catcher from Column
bus, will handle the No. 2 job.
He is a bright prospect but doesn't
appear quite ready to move into
the No. l job. Don Padgett still
is around but no one knows
whether he's a catcher, first base
man or outfielder.
PITCHING STRONG
Pitching seems strong. Back
from last year are Lon Warneke,
Bill MCGEE, Morton Cooper, Clyde
Shoun, Max Lanier and Ira Hutch
inson, relief man. Most promising
rockies are John Grodzicki, How
ard Krist, Ernest White. hurry
Dickson and Harry Brecheen.
White and Brecheen are lefties.
II they stick, the Cards will be
top-heavy with southpaws since
they already have shoun and
Lanier.
In the outfield. the only
question ls: Who'll play left
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-28

Totals 49,. 35 al Is 3
.Batted for McCollum in ninth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Records an Ideal Gift
For All the Family
intern stionai News Sound Photo
DECORATION
BY CHARLES GENTRY

THE SUGAR PLUM FAIRY"
DOUBLE TALK" and MIN
ME THE MOOCHER'S WE'D
DING DAY" all in the novelty
class.
Sister, who likes to rhumba
and thinks it's just too dread
full if YOU don't. will go for
any of the Xavier Cugat collec-
tionS. He has a new conga
album that might provide just
that needed one. two. three
kick on Christmas morning.
If Aunt Min didn't get 10 see
LADY IN THE DARK" she
will go for the Gertrude Law
renee album, which includes the
irrepressible saga of Jennie"
Uncle Abner may have a
secret passion for boogie-woogie,
in which case don't overlook
Ammons and Johnson's offerings
in this field.
II it's just straight corn, look
over the new hill-billy selections
and the Birth of the Blues"
album.
Most important Of all for the
holiday spirit, glance at the Ii
brary OF record Christmas music
so you can have your carols
when you want them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Cdbarets Ask
New Drink Law
NORBERT DENK

The Metropolitan Cabaret Own
ers Association Saturday opened
a legal campaign against parents
or others who aid minors to get
served intoxicants in drinking es-
Establishments and also against the
minors themselves.
The associations attorney, Ed
ward N. Barnard, drew up an
ordinance calling for $50 fine and
60 days in jail on the first offensc,
and 500 fine and 80 days in jail
for the second offense and submit
ted it to police heads for approval.
I'VE will then submit the
ordinance to Common Council"
Barnard SAID.
He explained that tavern oper-
ators have been criticized for
serving minors, although in many
cases parents and companions help
a minor to obtain drinks by lying
about his age or loaning him n
draft card. The operators hope 10
stamp out the practice by making
such a person or the minor liable
to punishment, Barnard declared
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
.C|0 Sets 7-Ddy
Schedule for GIN

NEW YORK, Dec. 13 (INS) -
Walter Reuther, director of Cen
eral Motors organizing for the
UAW-CIO, declared today that he
had initiated the proposal for a
24-hour, seven-day pr o d u C t o n
schedule in General Motors plants
~ wired General Motors on
Wednesday saying that we would
start the seven-day week inn
mediately and any points which
we could not agree on within 10
days-such rs overtime pay--we
would submit TO arbitration"
He said he had not seen General
Motors answer. sent TO his De-
troit office. but he understood
they turned down the arbitration
proposal"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
N. Y. Wre(kinq
Shinto Temple

NEW YORK, Dec. 10 QNS).-
lHousewreckers today hacked away
at the Japanese Worlds Fair pa
wilton which was TO have been a
tea house in Flushing Meadow
Park
With no mention of war, the de-
lpartment of parks announced that
the ornate Shinto Temple repro
duction never was satisfactory, but
that the Japanese consul general
in New York and other Japanese.
had urged the city 10 keep the
building as a permanent structure
"symbolizing good will between
nations"
Recent investigation disclosed
that the pavilion does not meet the
of the city building
code, il was explained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Greer Named TO Post
On Defense Council

Maurice L. Greer, field represen-
tative of the Michigan Social Wei
fare Commission in charge of IL
southern Michigan counties includ-
ing Wayne, has been appointed
Executive secretary of the Wayne
County Council of Defense, it was
ANNOUNCED Saturday.
Greer has been in relief work
since 1892. having been SO engaged
in Iowa before coming here in
1885. He will receive $500 a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
America First Head
Offers Help 10 u. 5.

WASHINGTON, Dec. - GNS).
Robert r.. Wood. chairman
OF the America First Committee,
which was dissolved this week aft
or the Japanese attack upon and
declaration Of war against the
United States, today telegraphed
President Roosevelt an offer OF his
services in any capacity in which
the President may see fit TO use
him.
General Wood. graduate OF
West Point in 1900. has engaged
in TWO wars, fighting through the
Philippine instruction. and then
serving as quartermaster general
of the United States Army in the
World War.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Court Atfests Award
To Detroit So(ioIoqist

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10
GNS) "A ruling by Superior
Judge c. J. Goodell today reaf-
firmed his previous decision giving
control of the million-dollar Bear
Film Company. statewide film
developing concern. 10 Mrs. Vir-
GINA Hasen Neubecker. Detroit
social worker and daughter of the
company's late founder.
Judge Goodell reopened hear
ings in the case when attorneys
for opposing litigants declared
that revelation of Mrs. Neu-
becker'S marriage had a bearing
upon the case. The judge ruled
that it did not, because she mar
ried in 1898 when over II years
old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Likes What She Does
--lasky's Model Mate

NEW YORK, Dec. BUNS
Mrs. Jesse L sky, wife OF the
famed Hollywood producer, says
her husband is a model husband
because he likes her poetry, her
oil paintings and her cooking. To
balance the budget-Mrs. LaSky
hates bridge, her husbands pet
aversion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Free Citizenship Class

a free citizenship class is now
meeting at seven o'clock on Tues
day and Thursday evenings in
Room 1913 of the Wayne County
Building, according TO Frederick S.
DeGalan, director of the depart
mcnt of adult education of the
Detroit Board of Education.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Kenosha Strike Ends

KENOSHA, Wis, Dec. Is (INS).
"A 17-day strike of 200 Kenosha
municipal employees, one of the
longest of its kind ever recorded,
ended today when the strikers re-
turned to their Jobs without hav-
ing achieved their major demand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Display of Tanks

The Italians said the British
were attacking with "a large
display of tanks" but claimed
they were being checked.
Considerably to the east OF
the advanced battle lines, the
Rome communique stated, the
isolated Axis garriSons of Sol
lum, Egypt, and Bardia. Libya,
near the frontier were stub
bornly resisting growing Brit
ish siege pressure.
The German high command
tacitly acknowledge general
retreat in North Africa. saying
that the center Of gravity OF
the fighting -. has shifted TO
the area west Of Tobruk," but
claimed that thus far the Brit
ish have been unable to achieve
any decisive successes. F"
Along the frontier, where con-
siderable Axis forces are isolated
South African forces were said tc
have mopped up three enemy
strong points southwest of Sollum
capturing a large quantity OF
equipment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Congo, Rhumba for Sis

On the lighter side one may
select some hing for the Selectee
like the John Kirby Sextet in
their new swing album. one OF
the best in the business. This
includes THE BOUNCE OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
TO Settle Disputes

It was also testified that he
wrote TO the Consolidated Aircraft
Corporation saying that TO settle
few disputes among friends
he would appreciate information
on a bomber which the company
had advertised as having re-
quired nine months from concep-
ton to flight"
Heine was also accused OF be-
ing the author of a number of pa
pers, embracing several thousand
words of condensed specifications,
which told of the development of
Diesel airplane engines. the supply
of Pratt a. Whitney motors TO
Grammar. Lockheed, Bellanca,
Waco and other planes: a new
General Motors engine, which de-
veloped one horsepower for each
pound it weighed; the Bell ARA
cobra. which operates efficiently
at $4,000 feet" and new devices
in landing gear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
.Heine, 130thers
Guilty as Spiies;
Facing Prison
Royal Oak Resident
TO Be Sentenced by
U S. Judge Monday

Convicted OF espionage for the
German government. Edmund Carl
Heine of Royal Oak. who while
posing as a loyal American bra
zenly advertised in magazines for
information of United States mill
tary planes. Saturday was await
ing sentence.
Found guilty with 10 others by
a federal jury in New York, Heine
is 10 be sentenced Monday.
The defendants face a possible
20 years in prison on conviction OF
sending defense information 10
Germany and two years each for
failing TO register as foreign
agents.
Heine was arrested here last
June 30 by agents of the Detroit
office of the Federal Bureau OF
Investigation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Two Dad Would Enjoy

Dad probably would like the
colorful rhythms and dramatic
melody of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"CAPPRICCIO ESPAGNOLE"
which John Barbirolli and the
New York Philharmonic have
recently recorded or perhaps the
merry musical memories revived
in Efrem KurtZ version of the
GATE PARISIENNE' with
its Offenbach melodies.
The boy in camp and his bud
dies would undoubtedly appreci-
ate a serious album like Jose
Iturbi in Beethoven's THIRD
PIANO CONCERTO or merry
orchestral romp like the Vein
berger UNDER THE SPREAD
ING CHESTNUT TREE" which
Rodzinski and the Cleveland Or
chestra have done.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Window Dressing

At that time he lived at sos
West Hudson avenue, Royal Oak,
and was the owner of a firm
which built window dressing lay
outs for many Detroit department
stores.
He was formerly a foreign rep
reSentative of the Ford Motor
Company and at another time was
affiliated with the export divi-
sion of the Chrysler Corporation.
At his trial ii was testified that
Heine openly advertised in avia-
ton magazines and fatty stated
that he wanted 10 get in touch
with some one who could give him
a comprehensive picture of Amer
lean aviation, particularly as 10
military planes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14

10 ON record for your Christ
VI mas gifts this year and dis
cover how pleased your friends
and family will be if you make
a present of music.
Within the last few months
we have had some recordings OF
magnificent proportions. If the
person you are planning to make
a record recipient is at all mu-
steal, he will undoubtedly be
thrilled by either of the great
Brahms concertos. the SECOND
PIANO CONCERTO with Horo-
WITT and Toscanini directing, or
the DOUBLE CONCERTO FOR
VIOLIN AND CELLO, with
Heifetz and Feuermann as the
soloists and Toscanini directing.
Mother would probably like
to have the orchestral synthesis
of the LOVE MUSIC" from
'"T RIS TAN AND ISOLDE"
which Leopold Stokowski and
that fine All-American Youth
Orchestra have done for Co
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