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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-30
FIVE FISHING BOATS
 IN FROM SEATTLE; !
 TO FISH FOR SHARK

The Susie Q tied up at the City Float Monday afternoon after a six-day trip from Seattle. Wilmar Georgsen, owner and skipper, said the trip up was good and he ex- poets to be leaving the last of the week on a fishing trip.
 Arriving Monday night was the Queen owned by Erling Onsien. In Tuesday was the Solar owned by Dan Twiet after winters over haul. Both boats wintered, in Se- attle.
 The Julia D. owned by Ike Puus- tinen leaves today to fish for shark. The Little Emma owned by John Winther, Sr., is leaving in a day or so also on fishing trip for shark.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-30
TUESDAY NIGHTER5
 IN TIGHT BOWLING

In the Tuesday Night League, Yellow Cab last night moved up to hold out in front with Parsons Electric and Hennings going into a tie for second place and the others as follows: Sick's Rainiers third; Signal Corps, Juneau Flor ists, and Triangle Inn in dead heat for fourth, and Standard Aviation going to the cellar
 Erv Hagerup with 570 and Mo- Ghee with 562 were high men for the evening.
 Individual and team scoring fol- lOWS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-30
ALASKA SAILS FOR
 WESTWARD PORTS

Sailing at Il o'clock last night on the Westward voyage, the Alaska had 10 passengers for Se- ward and two for Valdez from Ju- neau.
 For Seward, passengers were: F Jones, Mrs. F. Greco, Louis Wander vile, B. D. Short, P. R. Sirila Wayne McGee, L. L. Reader, Der Hense, A. G. Tonsgood, D. o Cameron.
 For Valdez: James E. Hire George A. Madden.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-30
Announcement of Engdgeme ent of
 W. 5. Ddptevilh

Announcement is made today by MT. and Mrs. s. P. RadunOvich of Billings, Mont, of the engagement of their daughter, Helen, to Will liam s. Dapcevlch, son of MT. and Mrs. Sam Dapcevich of Juneau.
 MT. Dapcevich is well known Juneau young man and is now em- ployed as an accounting clerk with the ANS.
 Miss Radunovich is employed by the Federal Housing Authority in Seattle.
 Wedding plans are indefinite at present.
 MT. Dapcevich returned yester- day from his vacation in Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-30
Women of Moose
 Give Card Party

A pinochle party sponsored by the Ways and Means committee of the Women of the Moose will be held tomorrow evening at the Moose Lodge Rooms, Franklin street. The public is invited.
 A door prize, travelling award, and awards for both men and women with highest and lowest scores will be given away.
 All members are urged to attend and to take their friends. Play starts promptly at o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-30

cred the topics, baptism, the Lords Prayer, the Apostles Creed, the ten commandments and the Lord'e Supper. This weeks study of the ten commandments will be a medi- tation on their place in modern society pointed by the question, "Is law the solution to mans prob- lems?"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-30
YAKUTAT WEDDING

Felix Gray, U. s. Commissioner, has received word of ceremony recently performed in Yakutat.
 Miss Marian June Vale and Ber- nard Charles Henninger, both of Yakutat, repeated their marriage vows March 19 to the Rev. B. Helge Hamilton.
 Their attendants were MT. and Mrs. Harry Bremner, Jr, and Kath- crime Bremner.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-30
LUTHERAN LENTEN SERVICE

The Lutheran Mid-week Lenten Service will be held at 7:45 p. m.
 tomorrow, Thursday and the pub lie is cordially invited to attend.
 These services are being built up on a study of the catechism and by the end of Lent will have cov-
Evening star., 1949-01-09
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just tear out the coupon, mail box
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and 50t in coin (well wrapped) with
your name and address. These sets are
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Evening star., 1949-01-09

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Hurry! Thousands and thousands Of
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Evening star., 1949-09-04
Sunday stor Moso.;ne Washington September
Poee 5

zone OF a series on trips for
washington area motorists pre-
pared for The Star Pictorial
Magazine by the American Auto
mobile Association.
Evening star., 1949-09-04

through picturesque Coopers
Rock State Forest. we arrive
at Morgantown, seat of West
Virginia University. An In
dian massacre here. in 1853,
frustrated an attempt to set
tie what is now Morgantown,
and the community did not
become permanent until 1857.
Southwest 10 miles. over U.
S. 10. lies Fairmont. famed
for its industries, college and
mining. twenty-five more
miles southwest and we are
In Clarksburg. where. as the
oldtimers will tell you. they'd
build a memorial to Stone
wall" Jackson, who was born
there" if 'twerent for the fact
that he wore a gray uni
form" BY way of explana-
ton. West Virginia seeded
from Virginia during the War
Between the States, and its
most illustrious military son
turned up as Robert E. Lees
right arm. Traces Of the
trenches on the nearby hills
testify to the fact that Jack.
sons associates did some bit
ter fighting round Clarksburg
during that war.
To the west of Clarksburg,
over U. S. SO and $50. Is to
be found the beautiful site
marked by the Tygart River
Reservoir, 2 miles south of
Grafton. The dam Is 209 feet
high and POT feet thick at the
base, and 1t was intended to
control the food waters OF
the Monongahela River and
thus reduce the crest of the
Ohio. An excellent spot for
Evening star., 1949-09-04

fishing and camping, and
for making use of your cam
era before you head a bit
farther south for Phillippi.
Here occurred the first land
skirmish Of the Civil War,
the date being June 3, 1861
nearly seven weeks before
Bull Run. Col. Kelley's Union
forces routed Col. Porterfield's
boys from Dixie, and the war
was on. Continuing over U. S.
ESQ we reach Elkins. site of
an airport and Davis and Ell
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. ~ N EaSsassagassgss
kins College. This is the gate
way to the Monongahela Ma
tiOnal Forest.
II we make a left turn here
and take U. S. 2l9. headed for
Thomas, we shall reach the
Blackwater Falls State Park
of nearly $50 acres, 4 miles
southeast of Davis (from
which village the park is en-
tered. The Blackwater Falls
are 63 feet high, and the
gorge below attains a depth
of 1000 feet. There is good
trout fishing in the Black
water River. and picnic sites
literally "all over the place."
Twenty-four miles from
Thomas we can pick up U. S.
33 and head for Mouth of
Seneca, in the Monongahela
National Forest. Seneca
Rocks, huge mass of rock
900 feet high and intricately
eroded. resembles a ruined,
old-world cathedral or castle
one of the highest and most
Impressive rock formations
east Of the Mississippi.
Travelling northeast and
following the Potomac, we
come to Hopesville. IL miles
from Mouth of Seneca and
directly east of Weiss Knob,
which is 4.420 feet high.
Eleven more miles and we are
In Petersburg. Eight miles
west is Smoke Hole Cavern,
a tourist attraction, and
about S miles from the town
Is the Petersburg Trout Rear
ing Station. At Petersburg
Gap. east on U. S. 200, the
South Branch breaks through
Orrs Mountain. the cliffs on
the south side rising sheer to
800 feet. Here are the famed
Pictured Rocks" where fig-
ures Of an OK, a buffalo and
a fox are carved, by nature,
on the cliffs. Continuing
over U. S. 220 and so for 80
miles, we reach Romney, w.
Va, which changed hands
56 times during the Civil
War, and which was once a
part Of Lord Fairfax's vast
holdings.
From Romney we follow U,
S. so through Capon Bridge,
to the south of Ice Mountain
and Winchester, Va, and
back to Washington.
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Miss Truman Slated
For Sunday Series

Margaret Truman. soprano, will
be guest soloist on the opening
program Of the National Sym
phony's Sunday afternoon series
next season.
The series will consist OF six
concerts instead of the II, the
dates being November 81, Decem-
Der 18. January %. February 2s,
March 19 and April 2. To obtain
their present locations. subscribers
must renew before June l. New
subscribers whose mail orders have
been received in advance. may
make their selections on that date
This afternoons concert will
have Walter Hendl as guest con-
ductor. Now assistant conductor
of the New York Philharmonic
and faculty member Of the JUL
lard School Of Music, he will be
conductor of the Dallas Symphony
next season.
Mr.. Hendl is known as con-
ductor. pianist and composer. In
1946 he directed the National
Symphony and was. at the same
time. its soloist playing the Gersh-
win Rhapsody in Blue" His
compositions include the score fol-
the olk-dramas, Dark Of the
Moon" and Little Brass Band.
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one-year old conductor. after
whom the chorus is named. be-
lieves that choral art will eventu-
ally become the spiritual and
artistic expression Of American
people as the outcome OF reali-
zation that group singing can do
more and better things. A son Of
a minister he studied theology. In
tending to follow in his fathers
footsteps. While an undergrad
uate at Pomona College he was
appointed to lead the glee club
while the director took sab
batical vacation. The good re-
suits earned him an assistantship
and later on an acquaintance with
Fred Waring who entrusted TO
him the direction OF the Waring
Glee Club over the radio.
In l943 Mr.. Shaw was named
outstanding American-born con-
ductor Nof the year by the National
Association OF American Com
posers and Conductors. Following
his discharge from the Navy after
the war he was appointed choral
director for the Berkshire Music
Center In Tanglewood. Three
years later he took over similar
position at the Juilliard School OF
Music.
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Graham
Continued From Page C-6.)


Dat Man" in "Showboat," died
after a lengthy illness. Lovely
Lilyan Tashman died a victim OF
cancer. Peggy Shannon, too. died
tragicaIly. Statuesque Lillian Lor-
raine had i'll luck long before the
final curtain of her life. Nita
Naloi. who left Ziegfeld to become
a famous Cecil B. De Mile vam-
pire. lost her career when she put
on poundage and now lives in New
York.
Billie Burke. who was married
to Florenz Ziegfeld. starred for
him in a musical, Annie, Dear"
When Flo died. he left fortune
of debts. 1t took his widow years
to pay off these debts from the
salary she earned as a movie
comedienne. In recent years
Billie has worked only occasion
ally in films. This season Eddie
Cantor, who starred for ziegfeld
for many years, signed Flo's
widow as a permanent member
of his air program.
(Released BY North American Newspaper
Alliance
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Ewart Recital

Wilson Ewart, Australian bari.
tone. viii give a recital In Pierce
Hall tomorrow at $50 pm. Ths
proceeds will benefit the Euro
pean Chiidren's Fund Of the Bust-
ness and Professional Women'i
Club at All Souls Church.
A specialist In Scottish folk
songs. Mr.. Ewart has sung q great
many In his native country and
In New Zealand He filled i'm
portant concert and oratorio en-
gagements also and was heard cp-
posite Maggie Teyts In the lead
lng role OF T1tanekai In ~Hine-
moa," a Major legend performed
By the Royal Philharmonic So
ciety in Sydney. For the past
few years Mr. Ewart has been
attached to the Australian En-
basxy In Washington.
Tickets for the concert are
available nj the Business and Pro-
fessionaI Women's Club.
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Coming Attractions


AMBASSADOR-"The Man
From Colorado" with
Glenn Ford and William
Holden.
CAPrTOL-"caught." with
James Mason. starting
Thursday.
COLuMBIA-"Afother Is a
Freshman" with Loretta
Young. starting Thursday.
KEITHS-"Criss Cross" i" with
Burt Lancaster. starting
Wednesday.
LIT LE- Monsieur Vim
cent" a French film.
METROPOLITAE--~The Me
Treasure of Sierra Madre.
with Humphrey Bogart.
starting Thursday.
NATIONAL-"High Fury,
with Madeleine Carroll,
starting Wednesday.
PALACE Ell Paso," with
John Payne. starting
Thursday.
PIX-"A Date With Judy"
with Jane Powell. starting
Tuesday.
PLAYHOUSE-"Scott of the
Antarctic" with John Mills.
TRANS LUX-''Portrait OF
Jennie" with Jennif er
Jones and Joseph Cotton.
WARNER-"The Man From
Colorado" with Glenn
Ford and William Holden.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
Israeli Violinist
Here Tomorrow

The Rybier Music Club will pre-
sent Zyi Zeitlin. Israsll siolinist.
tomorrow at the Washington CLUB
AT $40 O'Clock He viD be ae-
eompanied al the piano by Robert
Starer. At present al the Juilliard
School on a teaching fellowship.
MIR. Zeitiin. born in RuSsts.
came 10 New York a. the aEs Of
II and won o scholarship Al Jul
lizard against 200 competitors,
Upon graduation in 1899 he toured
Palestine in concert. studied hu-
manitleS at the Hebrew University
and leetured al the Palestine Con-
seryatoire. He joined the RAP in
iss3 and together with aT stafrT
concertized Throughout, Persia.
fraa. Syria. Lebanon and Greece.
At present he IA faculty member
Of the Berkshire Muse Center In
Tangiewood.
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Passion to Be Given
In Two Sessions

st. Matthew Passion" 10 be
given by the Cathedral Choral
Society on Palm Sunday in the
Washington Cathedral. will have
a recess between It's two parts
Part one viii begin at pm, part
two at $50 pm. Barbara Troxell.
soprano OF New York. Louise
Bernhardt. contraito. John Garris.
Metropolitan Opera tenor. en-
gagged TO sing the part OF the
evangelist here. in New York and
with the Bach Choir in Bethie-
hem, Pa. Paul Matthen and Paul
Chandler Hume, baritones. will
assist the Choral Society as
soloists. A professional orchestra
of forty musicians from the Ma
tional Symphony and the double
choruSes of 100 members viii be
supported by the organ with
Richard Dirksen at the console.
and Ralph Kirkpatrick. harp
sichordisi. Paul Gaiiavay will
direct.
Evening star., 1949-04-03

broke and Simmons Colleges in
the District Of Columbia.
A star of opera. stage and
screen. Mr.. Melchior is also an
inveterate hunter. He is 70 fiy
back TO this country and Wash
ington upon the completion of
big g-game expedition in Africa.
which he undertook as the ful-
fillment OF a life long dream. His
Washington concert will be fol-
lowed by a short tour. The singer
is accustomed TO travel in chart
cred planes and to cover as many
as TOO miles in a day TO keep his
ENGAGEMENTS. He sang in 81
cities within eight weeks time last
season.
Ezra Rachhn. pianist. will have
part on Mr.. Melchior's program
by playing two groups Of selections
besides acting as his aecompanist,
Evening star., 1949-04-03
Gallery to Present
BalOeh TOniaht

The National Gallery OF Art will
present Emo Balogh In a piano
recital tonight at 8 o'clock. Among
the distinctions bestowed upon
the noted Hungarian pianist are:
a citation from the National As
ISOLATION for American Composers
and Conductors as outstanding
among foreign born musical per-
formers" and the selection Of his
recordings OF Bach's fifteen Two
Part Inventions" as the best piano
records of 1945.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
TODAY.

NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
ton Hall. pm. Mennin's Folk
overture" sehgma an1,s ..,ss "ssmDhony m hSm
fsce{hiaikesskys fse{i essssS Romeo and juliet"
SENIOR A CAPpELIA CHOIR OF
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. HaTwood
V, Hall. conductor. Ruth Re9mssnaa
Hall: mszso soprano; eIrsino iaIaai's, Ml1dfse
S.rtes MsssnsrsPnGnl asil Y%ca, 1se:sn0 4so 0'0 pm
Bach's "Schlage doch. gewuensehte
stunde,' Mrs. Hall, soloist Bachs
my Heart Ever FaithlSi, Sr,.. Ms
in Deaths Dark Tomb" the choir.
MIMI NICCoLLs, violinist ADOLF
ToRovSKY, ortanist; Church Of the
Epiphany. 7:30 pm. Composltions
6y Franccsu5; Bach oluek; r,os,nsd. W,sa'.
ssili.." acsfli rsfnil.0Ts1s shor Mary tisSeiisn.
II. Kinds. director; ST.. Paul's Epis-
copai Church, x and Twenty fourth
ss:s ss,sse'S; words M;w'; o, chri.t" gm D"00'' A
tionsi Gallery Of Art, & pm. Dells
Ciaias SONATA, @ Major: Bartoks
"suite, or. IA; Beethoyens son,
alta. c Minor. Phillips a Set 81
dheeesus. Inree % HsIoiocs'% Homage
gsydn.H H Lecuons's "Guadalauivir.
ViIia-Lobos' "ssudades das selsas
BrssileiIss. No. g: .:cs., vlsnss cofsa-
EDITH n, ATHEY. orsan recital Zion
sseh's h .Jssu. JOY Of Mans Dssir-
ins ssdsrleins sfs w,.y.p. sanse' snd oosso asfc
o.L naSSffE rSifillana, B0n-
Ier's hss "Noeturns'a Beeker's "scherso,"
kaTs: ,s nr,sns Slar de Maeisrl.ne. isef mes
Choeur Dialogue"
CHANcEL CHOIR. soioiSis Theodore
schaefer. conductor; National Pres
'byterian Church, s pm, Buxtenuoss
,rsinset dem HerTn: r.or,. kasnsT,ns sfs,rsa
EIeinis.; HenTi, 'SRTsneS SlIionSs ' -Four Heavenly
songs" choir, George Barritt, tenor;
John wsiser. baritone. soloists: On
astera's 'Lamentations OF 'efeni-
an" chaneel choir.
RpasaR spsda sRSaI1s A. skas oIssHtsi gsftss. LAM f
seolds .kyFis Earsoss Els,soss's Aymn HEaen,ms 10
sears: sears sossr5ss .AIsioso;; s; ,,.-.. Toe.
eata,s Arnatt's Three short pieeen n.
NIT mittis, hhs sMasni,est. Nj SCARS.
Vaughan Williams Three Hymn
tune Prehdes," Mr.. Arnatt.
TOMORROW.
MARILYN COwLEY AUSTIN. organ re-
cital, LID. 8. Chapel. pm.
ALICE .GERSTL pusCHAK. soprano;
SIDNEY IoRREsI: slsrinstiiss' rs al as
asynd's "piea pure. che .yuol dire;
schab.srss .as vpsr HIT AZ aa,.ss,nnts' sem hs's'
we'll TsIfs ,es s' Wsassrans ssrlsssTns h'sssls
~isTene Liebe." BerIior Absence"
Duparc's ''chsnson Trists AT ee
La" from Deeussy's Enfarps .lS,ss poi. Pre-
s'slssssss,i, sslR'saf' sslssss. L. '' nlasia.-
wI.sIe'si I1.sI'si F.s.r E'.4s. nah s.r'':asso sso ;sst
kss5a,,s.,.ra.. ks5,,s .Psoe.I.Sns sses...m msTsss osss
gsSs.Is zyss:T. T.ies s,i.ss Iss Tssss's Tsss.sna
10 nsmms ds Txmoar. from RiIefs
Laide1 ennf Tstss Your Fancy from
.fom M.oasrsd s.rdi. ? hosssiis sssins''o James San
aastraiisn sborlEinsl sonsS The
RaY Rsss.rS Of Taa.on '' Desn.. Te
People Who Rave Gardens: Long
, Ago. Cowen's Onaway. Awake.
Beloved"
Zyr zEITi.IN, violin recital. washing
ton Club, $50 Pm HandsIs
ona'ts Ml1st Mater prosas.rs 5sss sss,ss: u1-
certe. No. o.; Ben-Hasm's .Bereeuse
sepharadite" Rayefs Piece "a
forme d'Habanera,- Debussys Min
strelx Pssaninf-Kreiste Caprice
Ne 90" PaTaninfs Ia Cam
soLpK14 NOME sYhrUoETTK,
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Evening star., 1949-04-03

{ o n s I ! tuition
H a ] ]. T h e
group Is sup
plemented by a
Chamber Music
E n Sc m Bile OF
eight players.
This will be the
last appearance
this season Of
the choristers
who have ira
veled from
coast to coast
and sung In 81
cities.
The thirty
Evening star., 1949-04-03
WEDNESDAY.

LAURITZ MELCHIOR, tenor, sons re-
cital, Constitution Hall, $50 pm.
Hailsn's "Junker Nils sinss 10 His
Lutte" Gries's with Wattr LILY, .
Heises Awake From Thy slumoer =
Sibeiius' Black Roses 'Lohengrin
Farewell" from Wagnsrs Lohen-
grin; 'steersman's Sons. from
wagnsr's The Fiying Dutchman
'.Siegfried's schmiedeiied. s. from
waEner's ''sieFfried' Trunks first
Ray" Wetnsartner's Loves Feni.:;
val" Bach Gounod Ave Maria. !.
schumann's The Two Grenadiers,
Youmans without sons, ossnrs s.a,..
Back to Sorrento" from NOM
picture Luxury Liner; sptslmsDn's :
'spring Came Back to Vienna,
Ehopin's 'MaZurka,P Minor op'
e; "Eoeturns, z Fst Ma'or, Qp Qqpp
No r.. KabalsvSkys Prelude, d
Miner. o. 3s"; Rachmaninor $
prelude. G Sharp Minor. op.
FaI1ss "Andaluza,' Ezra FAehlin'
pianist
Evening star., 1949-04-03

Dubois Seven Last Words Of
Christ viii be sung by the ehoirS
Of 81. pauls Episcopal Church to-
nieht at 3 O'Clock, Russell II
Kinds. organlst and choir master
Is the director. The ehoirs have
been augmented since the parish,
moved into its new church on K
street between Twenty fourth and
Twenty nth streets. The soloists
will be as follows; CHAIRMAN
Tomkins. Mary Mccallum. Peggy
sopranos; Calvin Young
Herman De Brand, tenors, and
George Stonehreaker. bass,
The Chancel Choir Of the Ma
tional Presbyterian Church. under
Theodore Schaefer. will give a
local premiere 10 Ginastera q
Lamentations of jeremiah" to-
night at Q o'clock. presented as
lenten choral service. The work
Is in three sections and unaeeom-
panied. The soloists in this and
other works are Katharine Han
sci. soprano. George Steiner
violinist: George Barritt, tenor
John Walser, baritone.
Edith B. Athey will give ar
organ recital on the new Baldwin
electronic organ. recently installed
in Zion Evangelical Lutheran
Church. following dedicatory eere-
monies tonight at 8 o'clock. Mis-:
Athey Is organist at the FRS
Church Of Christ Scientist. Alex
andria. Va.
Marilyn Cowley Austin, suesi
organist and student OF Or. Wade
N, Stephens will give an orgar
recital tomorrow In the Washing
ton Chapel. Church OF Jesui
Christ OF Latter Day Saints. at
o'clock DR., Stephens Is leavini
Washington and recitals will b
suspended until further notice.
Alice Gerstl DuschAk. soprano
accompanied at the piano b.
DR.. Frederick Fall. and assisted
by Sidney Forrest. clarinetist
will give . song recital in th'
Phillips Gallery tomorrow nigh
at $50 o'clock.
The singer. who has been or
the faculty OF the Peabody Con-
servatory for the past four years
was born In Vienna. where shs
graduated from the State Academ,
OF Music. She sang with orches'
tras, also leading operate role'
In Europe and appeared with
Dmitri Mitropoulos In concert,
Of contemporary music.
John Dassoulas will be pre-
sented by Westervelt Romano ir
a senior piano recital at thu
American University on Tuesday
at 8 pm.
The Air Force Band, 1t, Col
George s. Howard, conductor
left by plane for It's first two-week
i949 tour Friday. The Singing
Sergeants," directed by Rober'
l.. Landers. and StSgt. Lowell c
Smith. saxophonist. the soloist
will appear on the programs OF thu
tour which will take them through
the Southwest.
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Programs Of the Week

Scivie Pride" Bennetts 'feas. q
Lanterns overture. Won slcn's
"siziiietta,' La Danssuse" selee-
Ton frsm Bates h' nsSs. sSasnisf sss
Black Rose," "Wsltzes." from FAILS
The Dollar Princess: Wsdsworth
Bow Wow"
ROBERT CAsADEsUs, piano recital.
cSopin PROGRAM -Four BaIlades"
"Maznrkas, c Minor. c Major. op-
bs: Minor, op 50. B Major. op.
II; Minor, pp. II; d Major, op.
80: "Etudss, Nos. : and 2 op
schelss Method, No. 90. "Poloraiss.
Or. 38. No. g.: "Nocturne, Op. 81.
No. g.. "Tarenteilc. Op. AZ
Evening star., 1949-04-03

day In Consti-
tuition Hsn al
8; so pm. This
concert viii be
presented under
he manage
ment Of Patrick
Hayes and in
cooperate ion
with the Allied
Concert Benefit
Committee. re-
presenting the
Alumnae As
oci ton Of
GoucheT. Con-
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Melchior Concert
Here Begins Tour
After Game Hunt

Laurttz Melchior. famous Danish
tenor Of the Metropolitan Opera
will make his local appearance
in recital this season on Wednes-
Evening star., 1949-04-03

WARREN 2. JOHNSON. ORGAkiST
CHURCH OF THE PILGRIMS
22d g p sts. NV. 7:3o O'CLOCK
Prelude and Fnrue Ne. - GeerE Bshm
Partttas: % How FieetinE" GeorE Bohm
Evening star., 1949-04-03
Robert Shaw Group
OF 32 Singers Due
Saturday Night

The Robert Shaw Chorale OF 81
voices will be heard in program
Of classical and popular music
Saturday night at 9 80 o'clock in
Evening star., 1949-04-03
THURSDAY.
g, HnME sYMYHoNETTE.

EOLDIERs' HOME sYMPHONETTE,
STANLEY Hall. 30 pm Moret's a
Deed OF the Pen" hendslSsonn .
'Ronsnee, r Minor; RuhtnStsir's
"Roinance. Fat: selection from
The Ameer." Hosmsr's EthIopisn
Rhapsody" GrsenbsrKs C est Voub,
Lnckes POLES Berssre
BUDAPEST STRING QUARTET, L.
brnry of CorEress, 40 pm Bee"
thoyeu urosram quartet, q Ms
ior. Op IL, No. -; Quartet,
Major Op. i35s'; Quartet. Minor
Op. So. No. ..
Evening star., 1949-04-03

The district magistrate al Aru-
slia. East Africa. uses q plane 70
cover his circuit.