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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
Samson Marks 10th Year Of ]. W.
Bixel as 0raiorio Conductor
Tocomo Society to Present Hondel
Masterpiece Morch 8

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voice chorus March ) represents
about SIX months preparation
under the direction Of Mr.. Bixel
ooloists are Miss Ruth johnson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
For Your 1912 Music Dates

S-oratono Society Samson-Ffrst Congregational
s-Chamber Society-yesper Conce-Jones Hall
March Io-Tacoma Phlharmonie-Jasen Lee
March lI-Grace Moore-Temple An-Star
March ls-sibelians-Home Conoert-FIrst Methodist.
March 27-Roland Hsyes-Temple theater.
April lf-Marco PoIo for Iunors-Tempie theaer
April 1S-Joseph Lehvinne. Civic Mnsic-TempIs hester
April I9-Puget Sound Orchestra-Joses Hall.
April zo-Heen Iraube Musical cub-Bsptist
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28

Musical club matinee at Weyer-
haeuser hall Tuesday. March 3.
Theodore Aichnik. violinist. will
be presented in two groups, &C
companied by his mother. Mrs.
Helen Michnik. He is s student al
Stadium high school. a member Of
the first violin section OF the Ia
coma Philharmonic and is study
ing with Fritz Neumsn At the
Cornish school. Seattle.
Robert Gronen. baritone, has
previously been heard IN concert
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28

pie NJ pulled down the pillars
Of the house IN which the
Philisfine> had assembled. and
buried the multitude with him
elf In the ruins.
Samson has more personal In
teresf and n more dramatic thar
most Of the orstorios. The music
fits the character. The part oi
Manoah. ssmson's father. In par.
ticulsriy clear throughout the
work: Delilah Ia portrayed in al
her treacherousness: Samson Ia
strong Of character a. well a.
frame.
The music Of the worshipers OF
the dragon holds a pagan sensu.
ousness In antithesis TO the nobler
ideals OF the Isrealites.
Portrayal OF the meanness Of
Harapha. clustering coward. Is a
miracle OF dramatic art Micah
In = friend OF Samson. and to her
are allotted some Of the most ten
der and beautiful passages of the
oratorio.
There are eighteen magnifI-
cent cboruses. sixteen Of
which Will ~ sung In the so
ciety's presentation. The arIss
are some Of the most beautiful
Handel wrote.
The bravura scag. let the
bright seraphin- and the
chorus. 1et Their Celestial
Concerts All Units," provide .
gIorioua climax.
Expenses Of the production will
Be provided by . silver offering.
In the past the expenses have been
met by 4 ticket sale which inn
posed q good deal OF work on the
members of the society who serve
without compensation. The silver
offering was proposed as an easier
and probably as effective a means
Of meeting the expenses. This is
= practice adopted by many ora
torio societies.
The program begins at Sis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28

bringing two
d ! stinguish-
d N ort h.
west musici-
ans to Ia
coma.
b rn in
r / n la n d
John Sunds-
ten c a m e
from n fani-
" Of eminent
m "A 81 clans.
a n d W 1t n
this musical
heritage. he
b eE an his
st u d Y of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28

Marian Anderson sang for So
900 Air Corps troops on Tuesday
when the sheppard Field Air Corps
Training School in Texas held the
graduating exercises Of its first
class OF air mechanics.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28

ing in the arrangements ara
Charles seegsr. chief Of the Music
Division. Pan American Union.
and the Committee on American
Unity Through Music. OF which
Glenn Gildersleeve is chairman.
In Ene with the long-siand-
ing program Of unity through
music are the MIC and Obs
broadcasts 10 emanafe from
the auditorium over national
and international hookups. On
Sunday. March 20. the regular
conference NBC educational
series. Music and American
Youth" viii present excerpts
from Free Men. A special
program on Monday, March
80, will feature South Ameri-
can music leaders brought TO
this country under the aus
pieces Of the Pan American
Union. The South Americans
will conduct the playing and
singing of school music groups
composed of United States
children.
On March 81, the regular Tues
day broadcast of columbia's School
OF the Air of the Americas will
present, before a general session,
symphonic music derived from or
inspired by folk or popular tunes
Of the Americas DR.. Carleton
sprsgue Smith. regular program
commentator of the Music of the
Americas" series, will speak from
Milwaukee. and an outstanding
high school orchestra of the Chi
cago area will replace the usual
professional symphony orchestra.
Among the speakers at the
conference will be DR.. William d.
Berrien of the American Council
Of Learned Societies; Major How
ard c. Bronson, music officer.
Morale Branch, War Department;
DR.. William G. Carr. secretary of
the Educational Policies commits
sion; Major Harold Kent, Radio
Branch. Bureau Of Public Rels-
tons. War Department; DR.. Roy
Smith, editor Of the Christian
Advocate; Charles A. Thomson,
chief, Division of Cultural Rela-
tons, Department of State.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28

In presenting Gene and John
Sundsten, OF Seattle. as guest
artists at their annual spring con-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
Matinee Program
Is Announced
Will Present Two
Young Musicions

Two well known and promising
young musicians will be featured
on the program Of the Ladies'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28

More VERDI munc and . lively
plot win b enjoyed by Tacoma
opera listeners in the Metropolitan
opera Guild broadcast Of The
MaAksd Bali" saturday. beginning
ct II .. m.
''TAs Masked BALL" or ~ the
ut has Il, 'sUn Dallo IN Maschera, /"
~ . stormy history. II was writ
tn fer ths IAN Carlo Opera house
n Nsplss just after an attempt
has beon made 10 assassinate Ma
poleon III. The opera originally
wos called '-0ustavo H." after an
ansassinatsd Italian monarch and
included IN its plot . similar muir
der.
Because Of the tense situation
he opera assumed = political sig-
nificanco and Verdi was warned
that he must fit his music to new
words. Verdi refused. and without
any intention on his part he be-
came a hero. Crowds Of Italians.
angered against Austria. followed
Verdi throughshe streets shouting
'vivi Verdi"
rhe DEMONSTRATION In Naples
hsl alnest rsached ths pro-
pert1sas ~ . not when n
iusprssaris - ncWe sffsred
- prs1uce - spera thers-
verA grat~fuily accspssd. asA
~ spers was givea TIE ns-
80 aeest FeA. II. 1eso. II
w. . grsas sueceas. Dat -
onnse - - tonss atsnneaon.
peIfes esnssFs reQulred .
ohnngs - - paet inct1sats
= ~ 0uo1nvo m becAms
nsennrd. -Csunt II Wsrw1cls
- gsvsRnsr II Dsstsa.
fhe epsra viii open with lively
nusie rsflscting . happy gather
ink in ths mannton Of the gov
ernor-including . great number
Of gentlemen who have come TO
transact businsss- In the party
alse are . couple Of assassins who
hoped 70 get near enough to the
governor to alp q dagger between
his ribs but il was the wrong kind
Of : crowd for that sort Of thing
and the assassination was post
poned-
The gathering breaks up after
the governor has been informed Of
the guest list for q mask ball ne
y to give soon. The governor 10
particularly happy to learn that
the guests will include Amelia.
wife Of Reinhart. his secretary.
He IL very much in love with her
but she has remained true to her
husband.
Succeeding sceaes take place
n fAe hut q Ulrica- . Negro
saFoeress, In . moonlif field
nsnr . enilsws w'hers Amelia
= searching for . plant that
win cure TIE governor u his
wrsagfuI love. and In the bali
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28

Your postmaster can tell YOU
how 70 invest IN u. 8. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
Tacoma and Washington State Will
Be Represented at Music Conference
Well Known Leaders to Participate
In Nutionol School Event

Though distance and travel diff
feulties will prevent attendance
Of public school music pupils from
this area. Tacoma and the state
Of Washington viii be represented
al the 1912 biennial Music Eduoa-
tors National conference to be
held al Milwaukee, Wis. March
% to April 2.
Louis C. Wersen. Tacoma super
visor Of music. IL chairman Of the
National School Orchestra sssocis-
ton and in that capacity will
organize and direct the school or
chestra section.
Wayne Hertz, Central Washing
ton College OF Education. Ellens-
burg. is organizing chairman Of
the College Festival concerts.
Among those participating in
the discussions and demonstra-
tons from this state will be Wal
lace Hannah. Vancouver. Wash. !:
Robert A. Choste, Spokane, and
others. There also is a probability
Of other representation from Ia
coma. Principal music events OF
the conference will be heard in
Tacoma over the radio.
The Milwaukee auditorium
will house most of the weeks
events, major features Of
which focus on American
music and education In Amen-
can democracy. Prominent
among these Ia the premiere
Of Free Men," q musicodra-
matte production based on
The Education of Free Men
IN American Democracy" A
project Of the Educational Poll
cies commission. this book by
George s. Counts has become
somewhat of q citizens manu.
al Of democracy, gaining the
attention of ucators
throughout the country.
Our Folk Songs" a program
prepared and presented by DIR.
Harold Spivacke, chief of the
music division of the Library Of
Congress, will include typical folk
songs sung in their original YER
sions by Alan Lomax, popularity
known for his rsdio-record series,
The Ballad Hunter" Co-operat-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28
From theFar
Flung Field

Concert etiquette-lndidn-
opolis faces problem -
Would bring SchostokoUieh
here-Good Music Tip
from England.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28

NeCost album Is a series
OF Tiid bird records =
string quartet does some
Jerome Kerns numbers
The uoiees Of Churchill and
Roosevelt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-28

Succeeding soeaes take place
n fAe Int q Ulrica- . Negro
saroersss, In . nsoonlit fieh
nsnr . eaiIsws wihere Amelia
= searching for . plant that
win cure TIE governor u his
ureagfuI love. and In the bali
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

then move slowly across our
bows. Nc knew we were on our
WAY all the ships I'm the
harhor were blaCkcd out ~
wc pulled oui We watched the
bright lights of the city until
they were ont Of sight q. f. We
knew u was the last sight of u
lighted city we'd see for long
fipic"
no. concludes
ITS getting late. When J
hear on the radio--'GermanN
calling, Germany calling, you
are about to hear talk =
always turn II OF and go to
bed
TIRE REV. W ". GREEN APP.
-r1~rr before common counci
yr,trr57y for permission TO eN'
1Hf "a strange animal the onll
.rs '<e ~ m the world 90 raise
.w. for q new church The ami
-a The RCvCrCrd Green says
MS half hos and half hear.
Permission WIS refused.
More chan 10 i02 hours Of ScrV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

gar Johnson Of the University OF
For averaging l73 words 2
minute IN shorthand. ALVIN
Prais, stenocrapher IN the court
Of Judge Lila Neuenfelt, was
awarded a gold medal for pro-
fiCiency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

fish reinforcement draft, con
Sisting of ~ men and myself,
he SAYS. Besides myself, p OF
them are American citizens 90.
We didn't know when we'd Nail,
but when we saw the american
cruiser next TO IL signal and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

has been asked
10 20 10 Toledo
by the Supcrin-
ten Il cnt Of
schools there 10
aid m the re-
Vlnplnc an Il
Improvement Of
tho curriculum
10 { W q / I O
High Sc n DOL
Also invite q
vs. 9 re Doctors
&c orge Car
rothers and Ed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

ice were donated IN 1911 by 80
women volunteers TO the Chill
dren's Hospital Of Michigan. SPA
st. Antoine street, reports Mar
csret Rogers. superintendent.
They were factory girls and
debutantcs, and at least half
were married" she adds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

4 MUCH censored letter. with
~ lines no, mixed bat cut cn-.
tirclV out. comes from Jane Z
Palms. now "a lieutenant, m Inc
Essex Scottish M .r~tlS, Tex .'t
.boN, +-r trn from CanaN NfO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

EARL l.. BEDELL. director Of
vocational education for Detroit,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
People You Know
by LINTON ARkIFs

Essex Scot Lieuto0a0f Tells q !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

SUhEER-Gsrden City. Ford at Middle Bslt
JIM In Omen a. Enrol FLYNN DIVA
lDeHav,lland "ADNENTJREs OF ROBIN
HOOD" "GAN FALCON" Geo Sanders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

MIruIclN-Open 1o:E A. NJ SECOND
HllOIliuhN BIG WEEK, BOB HOPE IN
LOUISIANA PURCHASE" Techntcolor.
With Vera Zorina Victor Moore and
Iren. pordcni Also chester Morris IN
NO HANDS On THE CLOCK"
MInTnWN-Third Avenue at Garfield
NIDiVWN Donald Ducks Income Tax
Ginger Rogers Hnartty Hit. BACHELOR
MOTHER" Plus Cary Grant, Rita Hay-
worth "oNLY ANGELS HAVE WINGS"
MInWhV-schsefer at Mitch. OR. $3.50 4
niipWhi Mat. Daily. open rs "
Iren. Dunno. Roet Mon,gomery muN:
FINISHED BUSINESS. 'PARAtHtI IL
BATTALION" Robt Preston
WUhhN Open SIS Jane WYATT IN
"wEEK-FND FOR THREE" Plus spencer
Tracy. "DR. JEKYLL AND MIR. HYDE"
MOTOR CITY,. Dyke Dyke, at r SM1 p. "a
"HONOLJLI- IL. Charles Starrett and
Russell Hayden. WEST Or TOMBSTONE. :
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

hni'pO Oren SIS Expose ~ AXIS Ac-
tiyty N Ameycs Confessions OF \
>AZI SPY" Edward g RoblnNon. Also
Horror Thrillsr "THf RkTJR> 81
DOCTOR n" V'h Humphrey pcss-'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
SENAIr-ei2t NIIchIsan. nesr Llyernol. 4
,ruIIIr-iisI Grand River Avenue

oL'iLLL Starts Tomorrow on the Special
Riddles Matinee The Most Sensational
Fight m Pugilistlc History. JOE LOUIS
VS. BUDDY .BAER FIGHT PICTURES.
PIES our Two-Eeatnrr- Program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

oL'ILLL Bargain Day All Seats 1nc
"BLONDIE II SOCIETY" with All The
BumsteadS. "AMBI SHED" with George
Houston Plus Leon Erroi COMEDY
WHEN NiIEl's AWAY"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
Tr-siei Michigan. near Ll,ernol. \

oLNhlL TONIGHT! "Boogie in B-Flst'
Swing Mad, stage show with litter
hugs In Person, BIN Leyden Corn
TIL Morn Announcer An on stage 2 r. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

HOIJ YW0OD-4sos W. Fort. Park FIRE. +
THE MES IN HER IIFE." Loretta
Young Dsney's Pantry Pirate"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
TO-DAY At yo gu, - Fsxo ,! MOVIE
RIVAL 0AK-Park Free

huIhL Vhh Open s: IS p. NJ
g Big store" 8 90 a IS r NJ Falcon. :
7 AS l0.65 p NJ, Humphrey Bosart and
Peer LORE "MALTEsE FALCON" MARI
Bros Tony Martin. THE nc STORE"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
,nIIpTrCV-eoia Men Y.rnor

NUUNILJI Free 70 The ladies TofaN
Constance Bennett Cosmetics. same Hiet
Quality and same Size as Sold AZ FNclu
sive Cosmetic Shops. Get Your Cosmetics
Krae (See Ad Below
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20
,JIpTrSV-West Vernon at Military

ChlOlhL cont. from - Noon Hedy La
MARI and Charles Boyer IN "ALGIERS.'
"MOoNLICHT IN HAWAII" J. Downs.
DOUBLE SHOW TONIGHT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

DIJMc cTlTC-woodwsrd and Elizabeth
hLIlO-OlhlL Doors open 10;i5 A. NJ
E Flynn, O. DeHavilaud IN THEA
DIED WITH THEIR BOOTS On" Plus
Gloria swanson, Adolph Menjou FATHER
TAkE> a WIFE" Extra Safeguarding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-20

DhWN TOMORROW MATINEE ONLY
GIANT CARTOON PARTY one Hour ~
Cartoons and % Stooges' Comedy Plus
OrR RECuLAR 2 FEATURES,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28
Billions Won't Build BattIeships
If Metals Are Still in the Hills

1t has taken
New which
opinion Of Charles Wills editor of Mining Journal Phoenix
authorize thousands shpyards plants
mes munitions they worth nothing
to build all
sired until the materials needed
Yet
other line
believe that obtained
ing on go They know vaguely that which the
sufficient
should
things which the
of complicated
is
effort
which the still umberng
utility conditions
would all the raload
thinking
nothing what is being said
fallen
something nothing
unuced direction who understanding
appropriate billions
to
related billions
however the need sympathetic understanding
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28
10 Billion Tons
Manganese Ore in
Chamberlain Area

Construction Of a plant utilizing the
matte smelling process to produces
$4,000 long tons of manganese meta
at Chamberlain, s. D., together with
the mining of 100000 tons of ore
means the opening of deposit that
is adequate to care for all the normal
requirements of the United States for
1000 years, according to the South
Dakota State School of Mines.
The Missouri river deposits are ex-
tremely low-grade and could not be
developed in competition with import
ed manganese. 1t has been estimated
at 10 billion tons 1t Is steam shovel
operation and the matte smelling
process will make it possible to con-
tinue the development even after the
war.
Nearly all the manganese used in
the steel industry has been imported in
the past. About IA pounds of manga
nese is used in the manufacture of
each ton of steel.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28
~. S. MAY TAKE
BOULDER RIVER
CHROME DEPOSIT

RED LODGE-A letter to the Cham.
Der Of Commerce from the Metals Re.
serve Co., subsidiary of the Reconstruc.
ton Finance Corp, indicates the
government contemplates development
of the chrome deposits on the Boulder
river Immediately, along with a road
from the mining area to Big Timber
The Importance Of the chrome de-
posits on the Boulder river Is fully
realized by this company, and you win
be interested to know" the letter saws.
that steps are being taken for i'm
mediate development of one OF these
areas, which has already been carefuIlv
mapped by the United States GeoIog-
ical survey and trenched by the United
States bureau Of mines. The CORES
ponding steps for road developments
from the Boulder to railhead are part
of the program and are now under
consideration.
Finance of the development by con-
tract with private concerns would be
the policy of the company. The Boul-
der deposits are part of a vein of
chromium ore extending from the
Boulder to the Red Lodge area.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28
NeU Operators
Are UnLCGtering
DrUnlLLGHrlnaOn Mine

The Montana Rainbow Mining Co.
is at present engaged in repairing and
unwatering the No. shaft to the TOO
foot level in the Drumlummon mine
The concern is a mining partnership
Of r. S. Rheem and w. r. Wade of
San Francisco and Libby Wade Is in
direct charge.
The mine was recently acquired by
the operators under a 20-year lease
and mine development is being pointed
toward later construction of a 150-ton
mill. The property is an old gold pro-
Queer, discovered by the late Thomas
Cruise and operated for some years by
the Montana Co. Ltd. Of England.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28
Production of
Non etGLLics Is
GrOLCinQ IndIEstru

The production Of feldspar in South
Dakota during f941 showed an increase
over 1910, according to figures com
piled by Fl. H. Stewart, South Dakota
mine inspector. The total 1871 esti-
mated tonnage Is 71,730, an increase
Of 1870 tons over 1910. Among the
states South Dakota has been the
leading producer of ground feldspar,
and has been second in the amount
of both crude and ground feldspar
produced, and it would not be surprts-
ing If South Dakota ranked first In
194l in the amount of combined crude
and ground feldspar
South Dakota was second in the
production Of bentonite during 1910
and is expected to hold the same po-
sition In 1941. The figures, Stewart
pointed out, are estimated from car
load shipments. Wyoming led in ben
tonite production last year. A total Of
/ SAB carloads of bentonite was shipped
from South Dakota in 1941, most Of
it from Belle Fourche where three
mills, the F. E. SchundIer, American
Colloid and Eastern Clay products are
operating.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-02-28
MORE METALS AND
MORE OIL NEEDED,
SAYS SEC. ICKES

A further statement of his plans to
develop natural resources in the war
effort was made this week by Harold
L. Ickes, interior secretary, including
the following
/. Metals - 1.-THE geological survey
and the bureau of mines are prepared
to turn known but unused low-grade
materials into metals more vital than
gold" New processes to be sought to
make manganese, and new manganese
plants to be established in Arizona,
Arkansas, New Mexico, Minnesota,
Montana, Nevada, South Dakota and
Utah. Aid to be given for establish
ment of new plants to process alu-
minum make alum for aluminium
processing, and produce chromium
concentrates for low-grade ores. In
creased exploration in western and
southern states for copper, zinc, lead,
iron, chromite, vanadium, mercury and
tungsten sources.
2. Oil - Domestic production may
have to be raised to 1900, 100000 barrels
a year" to meet requirements of the
war machine Of the United Nations.
Petroleum production to be organized
for maximum production without
harm to fields, and exploration for
new reserves to be speeded. New and
more efficient transportation methods
70 be sought, and production OF syn
5hetic rubber from petroleum to be
planned.