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Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1949-12-24

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Missouri So, Southern Metho.
dist AZ
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Northwestern 68, Michigan
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Kentucky 60, Purdue 81
Nebraska IS, Idaho As Sf@-
Ohio State 70, California 81
UCLA IS, Illinois SO
West Virginia 81, Fordham 81
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There are just s6 national
monuments in the United States
today.
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How could the bowl-game promoters pass up the UNI
defeated College of Pacific? What happened Vince
Hansen the former Cougar center Whens the necessary
money going to be collected for the TrCity baseball
park? Are going to get ice hockey and rink
in the TCties? Is the idea of Eastern Washington
high school al-sar game going to je? Will Santa Claus
answers to and other questions the
man with q crystal ball.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
Yule Choir Music
PROGRAMS Dated

During December. beginning to-
night, Christmas music will be
featured by the choirsi Of Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church.
The Chancel Solo Quartet and
Cloister Choir of Ladies will give
the program tonight.
Lola Faust will direct all Of the
Youth Choirs next Sunday, De-
cember II. An evening Of Carols
Ancient and Modern will be sung
under the direction of r. Deane
Shure December ID; on Christmas
Day at 7 pm. there will be can
delight service of carols with the
following soloists: Margaret Barn.
we'll. soprano; Rilla Mervine, con-
tralto; Robert Stewart, tenor, and
Gene Barnwell. bass. On Decem-
ber 81 the church will sponsor a
program of carols and anthems
under the direction of Mr.. Stewart
at 7 pm. Dorothy Baily. Edith
Gotwalls and Mary Benson are
the organists.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
PROGRAMS of the Week
TODAY.

xOOAAs
sENNo IN. noIsnIW.,1TscH; nu;,,r.,rr Han piano re- E.
Besthoven's "Andants Favori': sc~s-
latti's ''sonatas. B Minor. g Minor
Besthovsn's Sonata. op. S3"; sehu-
mann's "Krsisleriana"; M weber,Ian1. nc.1.
Rsehmaninoa's iiasD Prelude. re 9 Major ;
Lisxt's "Polonaise, E Major"
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 4 cArrEL- a;I!!as
!. t.,f.7 CHOIR R., H'rYSss Y%eA Han :sa sFsi'Ga pm
GIOVANNI BAGARoTTI. violin re-
s4i:an.nn sst:1 pnin1ss sseh,s s'4sHs' aisv." 3
Ms.sa:'Gn'M su'a.. M.,or Airs saras.sss sne0sq Ro.
kIsisisr ,.ls;i! ,..Asa;ilsEEusns"; Rie' Per
WILLIAM o. TUFTS. orsan recital
Esss:'s3s': @ ssss. sk.:ss:
Eugue in p; FrenSk,s ss,ya Fsnta.ERs. nn .Roct- =
Najor" Mobiles .,b1's TrT:iucs !nsio,.s Sn 0eH 7.
Pure in Heart
LEHas EGHh.nds.. tsnor. oIsaat os.ssstns.
Tnit,Tian cnYsen,, s, 5 pm; Up, .9oqsIs,; RoaulH,;
TSa.n:T,.'s 3ss. s.tisis: S1aa q soi sct!s sss:
tsuIs @ Bresssna. arr. Darcisux:
P.ossnes P,sssns:llesf & An5ou Mr chandler
IT. JoHN's CHURCH cHoIRs. wesley
man, 'esoi Soprano. MARIAN Lindberg.
Alto. william qron. tenor: John OHM n.
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nan. Justine Jones. sopranos; lr.
Richard RoEers. baritons. soloiasts: ans,a!:
'Lauds Sion salvatorem; Luenecks
'Christmas Cantata."
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Tea f.R,l0n:si rom s.int.ssen. Asnen.
"chsrs mo lemme tol,; -"oh. Sor:
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Rolrs: Burieish's Deep River;
Johnson's Nah Good Lord Done
y Been Here"
AT4s6Enr r6EsfKT5sAANr rGaSfK 5saA rhsf GagrSsH e.
rector, The Church, 6 pm. Bach's
'Ths Christmas Oratorio."
TOMORROW. =
THE ALBENERI TRIO, DODA con-
lad bass, Library Of conEress, $50
pm. Inyitationai concert. Cho-
PM Sonata s';r fST csils s.,sa ana Pisno. Psno.
Twelve sonss by Chopin, Mr.. Con-
fad.,
Evening star., 1949-12-04
TUESDAY.

SOLDIERS HOME sYMPHoNETTE.
sssnl.s sEsntl,n H.l1: $50 soaTs1i pm. '0n'0'''''
FRIDAY MORNING MUSIC CLUB. An
nual evening program, Barker HAL;
PMlna" Pslns," s,sS xssoeiate Rate chorus, Eta Nc.
Finley. Ene: 'fse "senst. Ss. Se: J.. M.!ssrst
Tolson gen.nI.d PIANIST M0ssss Msst.ru wne sier
Arten." from The Abduction from
the Seraslio." Marie Handy, soprano;
Mooust's IA Flute de Pam" olsa
AIR FORCE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
John h of!: Yes1lsitts: solsf = condueters. Is,
sol sohn's sosfa STinaars c. cave; ~ Selections
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aiaskovsPs!s assa Ps?asss :'sympSony s Nc. No T 81"
ROBERT FREDERICK FREuND and
HIS GYPsIEs, Central YMcA, $50
WEDNESDAY.
NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
Howard Mitchell, conductor. JACQUES
Abram, pianist, soloist, Constitution
Hall. $3.50 pm, Overture to Wag...
M AbT. trsvihsfy. sIlssse so:ss 4.
phony No. 60
THURSDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME sYRHoNETIE,
s1sn1sx Ersnkin H,1 P s!sf Gha1lss, conductor
BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,
sation s5lei H.I Muees sso em ssS.uds Ia
.symphony No. Tt;@p @pi.tons sgeeond
splte spt te,n,i for IND oFshsstra"; oTins Ravsr'
s1Asnag MnasEe yi'1a ySs'sf
nssonnf nsises; P...ninis sn'-sseas eone.rto. 5
Major; stravinsky's suite On
Ihsnss fsiass. Of s.Tss:ss rsssS!ss a.ssrs
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FRIDAY.
Lyda Hinriehs, pianist. MaTssrst
Tant ,a rt.+ osTshon nts sopF.no' n|.pi1s ss1ins
Barker Hall, YWcA, 1850 am.
NATIONAL GALLERY ORCHESTRA.
esha.s ssss $50 S Hove. eEssz a..e q
From Lincoln Ballet, asysIs
"Coneertine for Piano and orehss; hes,
"symphony No: 81; BerEsms's paul
BunySn Suite"
NAVY BAND, 1t. Comdr. Charles
Brendier. conductor. Departmental
Auditorium. $50 pm.
SATURDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME sYMPHONETTE,
Franklin B. Charles, conductor,
Stanley Hail, $50 pm.
PEGGY LEE WHITING. soprano song
recital, l.. D. 8. Chapel, 7:30 pm.
a'Una voce POGO fa" from Rosslnfs
Barber Of Seville; compositions By
Mozart, schubert, Wolf, BMet.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
Burge Song Recital
At Gallery TOni9ht

The National Gallery Of Art
will present Louise Burge. con-
tralto, in a song recital tonight at
8 o'clock. The program will be
made up of early masters and con-
temporary Negro composers and
arrangers. Francesca Dixon. fac
ulty member of Howard Univer-
sity Music School, is the accom-
panist.
Miss Burge Is head of the vocal
department at the Howard Uni
Evening star., 1949-12-04

versity School of Music. She was
born in Tennessee and started her
career at Knoxville College. A
scholarship at Howard led to three
fellowships at the Juilliard Grad
uate School and support from the
Julius Rosenwald Fellowship
grants.
The singer appeared twice with
the New York Philharmonic un-
der Rodzinski and as soloist with
the NBC Orchestra under Sto-
koWSki.
Evening star., 1949-12-04

The Chancel Choir and soloists
Of the National Presbyterian
Church will present Bach's
Christmas Oratorio" tonight at
8 o'clock. Jack Fischer Is organ
ist and choirmaster.
The YWCA Music Hour will
feature the First Baptist Church
Senior A Cappella Choir, in
Bach's Christmas Oratorio" this
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in
Barker Hall. Mildred Weather
spoon. soprano. Ruth Hall. con-
tralto. Jack Rardin, baritone, and
George Bynum, bass, are the solo,
lists, George Koehler. the accom-
panist. Harwood Hall is the di-
rector.
Giovanni Bagarotti, violinist,
assisted by Marta Bagarotti, pian-
ist, will give q program In the
Phillips Gallery this afternoon at
S o'clock.
Music Story Recital Of Orig
inal Compositions" will be given
by Marie Seuel- Hoist, resident
composer and teacher at the Co.
lumbia School Of Music. today at
12:4o pm. at the Chevy Chase
Junior College. The program In
cludes q sonata, Z concerto and
a group Of descriptive pieces re-
Gently published.
The Utah Centennial Chorus,
Chester w. Hill. director. will ap-
pear before the annual convention
of the National Manufacturers
Association In New York Friday.
The chorus consists Of young mis-
sionariesF Of the Church Of Jesus
Christ Of Latter-Day Saints. The
group usually sings an hours pro-
gram Saturdays at 1880 pm. at
the church. but Peggy Lee Whit
ing OF New York will give q vocal
concert next Saturday, In lieu Of
the choir, which will be out Of
town.
Advent and Christmas portions
OF Handel's 1.-THE Messiah" will
be given by the choirs Of st. Johns
Church tonight at 7:3o o'clock in
the church. Wesley I. Steele will
direct. He will be assisted by =
chamber orchestra. William Groff,
tenor: Martha Freeman, soprano;
Marian Lindberg. contralto; John
N. Mccormick and Woleott Fenner,
basses. are seloists.
Stanley Weiner, violinist, Is
scheduled for recital at Howard
University Thursday at $50 pm.
Last summer the violinist received
a special laureate award in the
Jacques Thibaud competition.
El Captain Ffeund and his
Evening star., 1949-12-04
Music Books of 7949 Include
Many Excellent Biographies
By Alice Eversmon

of world Another Informative book among
wide celebration OF Chopn the Herbert Weinstocks
centennial Is not "r,,;n ~. ,., .nd r,;s ,
- at NF-' Oo 111 "lN NN.0 N0-
Evening star., 1949-12-04
Library of Congress
PROGRAMS Planned

A Chopin program. at which A.
tendance will be by invitation
only, is scheduled tomorrow night
in the Library Of Congress spon-
sored by the Elizabeth Sprague
Coolidge Foundation. The artists
will be the Polish basso. Doda
Conrad, and the Albeneri Trio
composed Of Giorgio Ciompi, vio-
linist; Benar Heifetz, cellist, and
Erich 1tor Kahn, pianist.
Mr.. Conrad will be heard in IL
Of Chopin's songs. The instrument
tai group will play his Trio" and
Mr.. Heifetz with Mr.. Kahn, his
Sonata for Cello and Piano"
The program will be broadcast
over Station WQQW-FM begin
ming at $50.
Nicholas Longworth Tribute.
On Friday. the Nicholas Long
worth Foundation in the Library
of Congress will present another
concert in memory Of the states
man whose name 1t bears. The
program will be given. by the Ma
tional Gallery Orchestra with
Richard Bales conducting and
will consist of compositions by
contemporary American compos-
|ers. Ives symphony No. 8" will
be played in honor Of that COM
poser's 18th birthday. which oc-
Cured this fall. Emerson Meyers
will be the soloist in his own
"Concertino."
Tickets for this concert are
available tomorrow morning at
the Snow Concert Bureau. The
program. beginning at $3.50. will
be broadcast over Station WQQW-
Evening star., 1949-12-04

Pianist, Uho WiH be the Soloist
of the National Symphonys
Wednesday program. He 1Dill
give a local premier to Brit
tens "Concerto No. T." He has
played 1uith most of the lead
ing orchestras tolloWing his
debut 1Dith the Philadelphia
Orchestra after thinning the
Schubert Memorial A1Dard.
Evening star., 1949-12-04
In Local Music Circles

Gypsies will be the feature at the
fourth Central YMCA concert
Tuesday at $3.50 pm. in Room PIT
Eunice Gross, Constance Plain.
Patricia Peterson. Janet johnson,
Dorothy Evans. Jean Merchant
and Prudence Thomas will be So
loists. Edna Lee Freund is the
accompanist.
There will be musical tea in
the National Universalist Church
parlors at 4 o'clock this after
noon given by Eva Whitford Low
ette, assisted by Violet Breeding.
The tea and musical program are
in honor Of active and associate
members Of the Lovette Choral
Club. The singers to be presented
are: Helen Dunbar. Esther Bond,
Christine Shipman. Alice Wilson.
Mary Gable. Juanita Shields
Donna Breeding and Carolyn
Schultz.
The Arlington Academy Of Mu-
sic will present in recital Evelyn
Lear. soprano, assisted by Angelo
Eagon. pianist, at 4 today.
Edward j. McGinley's piano
workshop for piano teachers will
hold 4 session Thursday in the
Raleigh Hotel at II am. Mr.
McG Ginley will present his ideas or
Fun at the Piano." his own piano
harmony technique and the lat
est teaching methods for teen.
ayers. The workshop is sponsored
by the Fred Warnings musical edu-
cation program.
Evening star., 1949-12-04

Another informative book among
the many, Is Herbert Weinstock's
Chopin, the Man and His Mu-
Sic" In which he, too. explodes .
number of the older stories about
the composer. 1t is an important
work by the well-known Ameri-
can writer in which data is care
fully sifted and presented judi
ciously. 1t Is divided into two
parts, the first containing the
biography and the second a de-
tailed analysis Of Chopin's works.
The latter may be open to some
questioning. but the honestly told
story Is not.
Another attempt to enlarge and
orientate the picture of a COM
poser is to be found In Robert
Haven Schauffler's Franz Schu-
bert, the Ariel of Music" Here,
too, letters are frequently quoted
and the sum total of this book, In
Schauffier's well-known style, Is
the revelation of a happier and
more contented Schubert than is
customarily accepted. The au-
thor's personal ideas permeate this
book, which contains his CON-
ments Of Schubert's compositions
as we'll.
Trapp Family Story.
For highly entertaining reading
no more outstanding book has ap-
peared than Maria Augusta
Traps "The Story of the Trapp
Family Singers" It could bear
the subtitle, STORY OF q Heroic
Woman" for through it all the
courage, resourcefulness and en-
ergy of the former Baroness Won
Trapp is In evidence. Thrust
suddenly from a position Of wealth
and prominence, the large family
was faced by poverty and exile.
How adjustments were made to
this situation that finally led to
world fame as q singing group
is as interesting as any novel.
Written with humor. illumined by
a rare Christian faith, this book
is inspirational as we'll as enter
tanning.
On q more serious side come
two books about contemporary
composers. Alexandra Tansman's
Igor Stravinsky, the Man and His
Music" Is a sympathetic estimate
Of Strayinsky's genius by . man
who, besides being q composer
himself, is a warm friend and
admirer of the controversi u COM
poser. A Pole writing bout Q
Russian has more backgrt Ind on
which to form a judgement and
Mr.. Tansman's account makes
understandable many angles Of
Stravinsky's art as also the rea-
sons Of his approach.
Rene Leibowitz, writing on
"Schoenberg and His School," In
cludes his two distinguished pu.
pills, Alban Berg and Anton Web
ern. His study ties up the trend
of Schoenberg's style with music
composition Of the past in an In
formative way. A part Of the
book is given over to analysis Of
his and his pupils composition.
It is one Of the clearest attempts
at calculating Schoenberg's revo-
lutionary ideas.
Worth reading with care for
its informative material Is Peter
Gradenwitz' THE Music Of Is
rael:", with subtitle, "Its Rise and
Growth Through Five Thousand
Years" that explains its intent.
Also on the bookshelf should 80
"The Wagner Operas" by the
erudite Ernest Newman. II Hear
You Calling Me" the story Of ths
great Irish tenor, John McCor-
mack, by his wife. Lily McCor-
mack; Joseph Schillinger. A
Memoir" from the pen Of his
wife. Frances: Lyrics" by Oscar
Hammerstein II. and Kurt Pahl-
ems Music of the World"
The Friday Morning Music Club
will hold its annual evening pro-
gram in Barker Hall, YWCA,
m.
Evening star., 1949-12-04

WARREN 2. JOHNSON, orsonist
CHURCH OF THE PILGRIMs
z2nd and P SIS. NV. 7:3o o'eleek
Fantasis and Finale (lSth Senata)
Evening star., 1949-12-04

The Friday Morning Music Club
will hold its annual evening pro-
gram in Barker Hall, YWCA,
Tuesday at $50 pm. On Friday
at 1880 am. the regular program
will be given in Barker Hall.
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Houses-sAlE-k.W. tceas.

RAMBLERS-Only two left ot large
group. outstanding homes with fuil
bsmts. and atties. GE Kit. with dish
washers. d.Eposalx. etc Colortui t5ts
bath, pastel painted walls, lots S6I
lD5. Priced icv for quick sale
SIS $50 Modest down paymsntA
LEGUM d GERBER, AID. 1900 I'll
ep.m. III
Ii0a N sT-lo large rooms. : frs
. baths. basement with front and
year entrances, VII. deep lot 20
alley. JAMES Z. AAEONEY. WOOD
ward Bldg, RE. 24Ils syes-. To.
BUNGALow-This attractive on.-f
plan home. close 70 the Army Map
Service Is In Immaculate condition
and located on q large To-, approx
mately j00x20o f.: Ist q. has Av
rm-. din. Tn-. beautiful modern
equipped kit. bedrooms and bath
full basement; oil NV heat: Gear
garase. porch: excellent value al
$10.5o0 w B. WRIGHT, $500
Conn. ave NV. EN- $500,
59Is 4th ST. N.w.-semidet brick.
8 rms. bath. full bsnt.. oil heat,
Hartman, COX a. CO., nc. US.
1926: ewes. AT. 1850. III
SO. t0.150-Brizhtwood semidet- brick
8 rms. bath. . rear porches. full
basement; coal h:.Eh to tettle es-
tate. W. Z. BEERS. sH. 4747.
ia $3.50 -la