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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01


mutt srca. Jakov Kovacek, vrlo po-
pularan izmedju svojih Jugoslave-
ma / isto izmedju ostalih narodno-
sti prijatelja, je bio poznat ma da-
leko i siroko pod nadimenom "Un-
Gle jack. Rodjen je bio u selu
Sveti Petar, Rep. Hrvatska prize
70 godina. Odmah nakon svog do
laska u Sjedinjene Drzave pristu-
pio je redove Hrvatske Bratske
zajednice i ostao je njezin zaslu-
Fan clan do svog zadnjeg dana.
Njegovu sliku ovdje donosimo.
Jack Kocacek je bio poznat di-
ljem Amerike kao glazbenik, pu-
tovao je sa svojim tamburaskim
drustvom nastupao u velegrado-
vima poput New York, Chicago,
Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Detroit, it'd.
Mas pokojni brat Jack je imao
smisla "a humor salu, bio je We
oma druStven kao takav stekao
81 je mnogobrojnih prijatelja kud
god je isao. Mi cemo svi osjetiti
znatan manjak zbog njegove ne
madame smrti.
Odsjek broj 66, "Sveti Juraj" nj
je nikada odrzao Youngstown-u
nj jednu zabavu, iii piknik iii BIZ
10 kakovu drugu priredbu, da
Sc on svojom prisutnoscu iii po-
moci nije topic odazvao. Uvijek
je bio wise nego spreman da pru-
Ii svoje mijenje iii savjet odsjec-
nom odboru "a dobrobit clanstva
Hrvatske Bratske zajednice.
U subotu, T. februara 1859, bio
je on prisutan u skoli koju su
sazvali svi odsjeci zajednice koja
Sc je odrzavala u dvorani Hrvat-
skog Donna, gdje smo medjusobno
razgovarali raspravljali stano-
vitim promjenama potrebama od-
nosecih Sc ma napredak naseg od-
sjeka. U donjoj dvorani nase "a
sluzne sestre pripremile su nam u
kusan objed, zajedno smo blago-
vail primjetio sam da Sc Jack
dobro osjeca upitao sam ga o to-
me, posto je u posljednje vrijeme
bolovao. Odgovorio mi je: "Da-
mas wise jedem nego sto sam pri-
je mogao, ne znam zasto". Dabo-
me da nije znao da mu je to bilo
posljednje jelo. Nakon objeda oti-
sli smo opet gornju dvoranu
nastavili sa nasim raspravljanji-
ma. ia sam zbog nekih svojih po-
slova ostavio Hrvatski Dom jedan
sat prize MEGA, ne znajuci da ga
wise zivog necu vidjeti.
Oko 4:3O Kovacek Sc je vracao
kuci, medjutim tjerajuci svoj au-
to, iznenada Sc nije osjetio dobro
i jedva je dotjerao do donna svo-
jih pdjatelja, Mr.. l Mrs. Krizan-
cic, koji SUI odmah zvali ambulantu
l bio je prevezen bolnicu gdje je
umro u jutro ma 8. februara. Me
gova smrt je potresla sve one koji
su ga poznavali imao je mnogo-
brojne posjetnike u mrtvackom
domu, silan broj prijatelja koji su
ga ispratili ma zadnji pocinak. Po-
kopan je bio po katolickim obre-
dina ma katolickom groblju po ma
sem vrijednom sveceniku DR.. Anto
Livajusic-u. Tesko je bilo stajati
suhih ociju kad Sc je lijes "a uvi-
jek zatvorio.
Jakobe, u ime Tvojih najblizih.
Tvojih prijatelja 1 napose u svoje
ime kao Tvog intimnog prijatelja,
zelim da Ii bude laka americka
zemlja! A Tvojoj dragoj suprugi
Dorici, koja Te je njegovala "a
Tvoje bolesti velikom paznjom,
mole i sviju ostalih, najiskrenije
saucesce.
YChu n6inIrn
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01

L okllhd "lhdloFltIls
Po $500: Mr.. i Mrs. Venko
Polich, Mr.. i Mrs. John KruZich,
Mr.. ! Mrs. Matt Zvonar, Mr..
John Brlatic, Mrs. Mary Crnoko-
vich, Mr.. i Mrs. John Zagar, Mr..
Barnard Coca, Mr.. i Mrs. Juraj
Volcevich.
Pc $1.00: Rev. Leopold Mihe-
Itch, Mr.. i Mrs. Frank Kalcevic,
Mr.. Juraj Kalcevic, Mr.. i Mrs.
Frank Cajnar, Mr.. Mrs. Ivan
Livajich, Mrs. Katarina Brozo-
vich, Mrs. Barbara Finnie, Mr..
i Mrs. Frank Mihelich, Mr.. Ivan
Pavlovich, Mr.. Mrs. Toni Ivan
da, Mrs. Antonia Panjan, Mr..
Mrs. Jozefina Pagliasotti, Mrs.
Kata Polich, Mr.. i Mrs. Edward
Crnkovich.
Primljeno ukupno $205.00. Po-
trosak "a klisej slike "a staviti
istu u novine stoji $4.00. PRIZE
nego sam oval novac dobio po-
slao sam $4,000, novac je vec
primljen i dobio sam odgovor
cd zupnika, koji Sc lijepo zahva-
lio, da Bog neka plati nasu lju-
bav. JOS Sc nalazi kod meme
$51.00, sto je poslije doslo, pa
ako jos kakvi prinos dodje on
da Gu sve skupa opet poslati.
Svima vam bratski pozdrav
John Klarich, 1852 Downing
ST., Denver 18, Colorado.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01

bio siromasan ali bogat u svojoj
dust, koji je svakoga postivao.
Braci Paveskovic sestri velika
hvala ma onakovom lijepom spro-
vodu kao ma paznji u njegovoj
bolesti, a pokojniku slava pokoj
vjecni.
John Jadresic, predsjednik
odsjeka 130 HBZ.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01
MARTIN BARON

SteeltOn, Pa. - Drustvo "Sv.
Ivan Krstitelj', odsjek br. 314
HBz daje do znanja svemu clan
stvu nase Zajednice, te svima pri-
jateljima znancima, da smo il
nase sredine izgubii ma 80 sijec-
MIA owe godine naseg dugogodis-
Meg clana, Martina Baron, koji
je prosle godine PRIMO zlatni znak
u pocast so godisnjice cd kako je
clanom nase organizacije.
Pookjnik je rodjen godine 1877
u selu Kostanjica, kotar Jaska,
Hrvatska. Pristupio je HBZ go
dine 1906. cd tada, pa do svoje
smrti, bio je nasim dobrim clanom,
obnasao je cast odsjeku dugi
niz godina clanom nadz. odbora.
Mrtvo tijelo brata Baron bilo
je izlozeno kod pogrebnika MIR.
John Cunko, 400 N. Front st. Po-
kojnik je bio mnogo postwar u
nasoj koloniji, to Sc je vidjelo gdje
je njegov odar bio okicen sa mno-
gim vijencima cvijeta, kartica-
ma "a Sv. Mise cd rodbine pri-
jatelja, gdje Sc je isto nalazila kar-
tica cd naseg drustva u znak zad-
ME pocasti i postovanja. Istu We
Ger "a pokoj duse molili smo svi
Sv. Krunicu, koju je predvodio
Rev. William Primorac.
U ponedjeljak jutro, 2 veljace
krenula je zalosna povorka do
Hrv. Kat. Crkve Sv. Marie, gdje
je odsluzena Sv. Misa po nasem
zupniku Rev. Silvije Grubisicu, a
zatim ma Mt. Calvary Cemetery,
gdje smo predali mrtvo tijelo ma
teri zemlji ma zadnji pocinak. U
ime drustva procitao je nadgrobno
slovo drustv. predsjednik, Gregory
Lipak. Ma groblju bio je lijepi
broj clanova drustva Sv. Lovre
br. 13. Hvala vam brace koji ste
dosi iskazah zadnju pocast ma
senu clanu.
Pokojnik liza sebe ostavlja oza-
loscenu suprugu Katu, sina Josipa,
3 kterke, Sr. Mary Justine Most
Precius Blood order, Columbia,
Pa, Mrs. Howard Bittner Mrs.
Carter Quigley, pastorka John Ko-
larit, dvije pastorke Mrs. Frank
Furjanic Mrs. Anna Wagner
troje unucadi.
Tebi brate MARITIME neka bude
lahka ova gruda zemlje u kojoj
pocivas, tvojoj rodbini nase iskre-
no saucesce.
Andrew j. Feren6ak, tajnik.
Zahvala. Sa ovime Sc lijepo
zahvaljujem svima koji su prisu-
stvovali sprovodu, koji su darovali
cvijete kartice "a sv. mise, koji
su dali svoje automobile "a raspo-
laganje, a osobito drustvu "Sv.
Ivana Krstitelja", koji su onako
lijepo izpratiH mojega supruga ma
zadnji pocinak njegov.
Ostajem ozaloscena supruga,
Kata die0a.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01

sko kosnulo. Mi Sc, 8 toga po-
novno obracamo ma Vas, nasi
dragi Korculani, pomozite koli-
ko mozete, a da Sc owe nase sve-
tinje uzdrze. vi brace u Juznim
Drzavama, ako zelite, mozete po-
slati svoj obol ma adresu: John
Persich, Reg. Pharm., Buras,
Louisiana, dok braca liz drugih
Drzava mogu poslati ma adresu:
Nikola Lipanovich, 1410 Marl-
boro Avenue, Williamsburg, Pa.
u nasim molitvama, a osobito
prigodom dolazecih Uskrsnih
Blagdana, sjetit cemo Sc Vas,
a da dobri Bog udjeli Wanna j
Vasima blagoslov u svemu a
najvise zdravlje.
Ia Svecenstvo Crkovni Cd
Dor
Don Ivo Msg. Matijaca, Opat"
U koliko Sc koji cd Vas, brace
i sestre zeli odazvati ovom ape
lu, sve to ce biti u redu poslato
ma Korculu, kako smo to ucinili
pred kakove tri godine, a ma
svoje vrijeme imena kao sto i
svote darovatelja biti ce kroz
Zajedniear objavljena. Svima u
napred hvala, cd Boga blago-
SLOW, te iskreni pozdrav, !
Nikola Lipanovich
Pittsburgh 21, Pa.
Koncem februara, 1859.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01
JOZO SOLDO

So. Chicago, Ill. - Odsjek "Sve-
tt Ante" broj 948 HBz. ovime jaw
liza tuznu West svemu clanstvu,
prijateljima rodbini u staroj do
movini, da je neumo1jiva smrt u
zela liz nase sredine dugogodisnjeg
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01
MATE PASTORCIC

Cleveland, Ohio. Odsjek SO
"Sv. Josip" javlja zalosnu West
svome clanstvu prijateljima, da
smo smrtu izgubili dugogodisnjeg
clana brata Matu Pastorcica, koji
je r-'~, d''~e srtane bolesti "a
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01

Dig = nemlo &ugs -
1aeo nastojte podmkid svo5a
d1ovtna - I'm pRiJe - -
odasss - drngi put tw b.
WI nikada neGna kod -
n91(A annno ~
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01
JURE KASUNIC

New Brighton, Pa. Ovime
javljamo zalosnu West, da je od-
sick broj 400 HBZ izgubio iz svo-
jih redova dugogodisnjeg clana,
brata Juru Kasuniea, koji je umro
cd srcane bolesti dne Z. februara
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01
TONIC RUSNOV

Toronto, Ont, Can. Odsjek
961 "Slozni Slaveni" sa ovime jaw
liza tuznu West, da smo sa nag
lom smrti izgubili jednoga cd mai
boljih naSih clanova, brata Tomu
Rusnov, ciju sliku ovdje donosimo.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01

Jest. drsgi brste, up06a
10 redovno svoje pr6eQ5bA
d budete Z redoviuna svlW-
nh njednicara l kabo - .
10 ka4e - "CisH ra6m0 D.
- luham1s
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01
MATILDA POKROVAC

Hammond, Ind. - Drustvo "Slo-
ga Hrvatskih Kceri" broj ST. HBZ
javlja zalosnu West, da sno il
nase sredine izgubili vrlo vrijednu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01
POTRAGA.

- Trazim sestrinoga
sina, Joseph Belavic, rodjen
1926. u selu Bost, "a koJega Sc
nezna cd godine 1916. Moguce
da Sc nalazi America Iii Ka-
nadi, pa ako netko cd 1asih
citatelja znade bilo sto MENU,
molimo da mi javi. Znade sc da
je bio pod komandom nadporuc-
nika Ivan Brnadit iz sela Belaj,
kod Karlovca, kojf Sc sada nala-
ri u America. Molimo ako itko
ina kakvu informaciju da Sc ia
vi ma: Anna Cizmic, 3735 Mas
sachusetts ST., Gary, Ind.
(13-14)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01
N ALI 0GL ASH
zAJEDN NIC ARA
CI.JENIK

Ohicna mala pOtraga, q kojoj
50 trazi Znanca III prijateija,
Ia svaku uvrstbu ................$1 90
Tko tra2i radnike, po Incl. ECO
Tko prodaje kucu, Lemlju,
trgovinu Iii slicno, po Incl. 200
Ia tri uvrstbe ................. 500
zenidbeni oglasi ponude Nc
primaju Sc.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01
JACK kOVACEK

Youngstown, Ohio. Mas VIE
ran clan odsjeka broj Sc, "Sveti
Juraj" u Youngstown-u, Ohio, iz-
nenada je preminuo dana 8. feb
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01

Trazi Sc Teodor
Trbojevic, koji Sc je prize nafa-
zio IL Detroit, Mich. Ia MEGA bi
htjela saznati njegova starica
majka iz zagreba, koja me te
zamolila da ga ovim putem po-
trazim. Stoga cd svoje strane.
kao cd strane njegove make
molim sve citatelje zajednicara,
koji bi znali bilo sto Teodoru
Trbojevicu, da mi jave biti Gu
mnogo zahvalna. - Victoria p.
Mihelit, 127 So. Exter Street.
Apt. G., Glag House Courts.
Baltimore 2, Md.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01

TRAzI Sc Nikola Bunjevac,
sin Martina Rezike Bunjevac,
rodom IL Siska. Trail Sc radi
vaznih obavjesti il starog kra-
ia neka Sc on ako vidi ovu po-
tragu, Iii bilo koji cd citatelta
Zajednicara, ako znade sto o
MENU jave ma nize oznacenu
adresu. Unaprijed Sc zahvalju-
jem. - Matt Saban, 1881 Eberly
Avenue, Brookfield, Ill.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01
UMRLI CLANOVI H. B. H.
PRIJAVLJENI Cd 20 DO 26. MARCA, 1859

80 Darinka Barac
351 Barbara Galekovic
4O3 Edward ID. Modrich
489 Josipa stimac
512 Katherine Felbabick
541 Mary Owens
588 Ivan Mateljan
GAG Franjo Mesich
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01

- nonka Fagione, ro-
djena Szazi, kcer Szazi Janosa.
trazi svoga strica, Topolcani
Sandur, koji je pred 40 godina
liz Petrova sela Backo, nastanio
Sc u Indiana Harbor, Ind. -
nOnka Fagioni, Cavtat kod Du-
brovnika, Dalmacija, Jugoslavi-
la.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01

9 Anton Krsticevic
21 Kosta Segedi
@ PavaO Roknic
1SO Stjepan Skoko
1873 NikoIa KOvacevic
14 Nikolina Ivancic
149 Elizabeth BozOl
POI Josephine Bon
27O Blaz Pintar
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01

- Trazim diva moja
ujaka cd kojih sam izgubila a.
dresu u toku proslog rata. Oni
SUI mojoj mani braea, pa ako
su zivi neka Sc jave, Iii ako ne
tko zna "a njih neka mi jave
biti Gu i'm zahvalna. Jedan Sc
zove Pencevic Malta (zvani
Macan), a drugi Brnjica MAIDEN
(zapravo Matija), brat mojoj
majci po materi. Molim da Sc
jave: GOspodja Cavit Lepa.
Narodna Banka, Dvor ma Uni,
Hrvatska, Jugoslavija, Iii ma
George Lukach, 45O3 North 126
Street, Butler, Wis. (13-14)
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-04-01

TRAzI Sc - Frank Vrbanac ro-
dom iz sela Veliki Jadrac, opci-
ne SEVERN ma Kupi, kotar Vr-
bovsko. Menu je dozrio 20 Year
Endowment Certifikat, pax Je
potrebno da nam Sc odmah javi,
tako da moze dobiti sto ga pri-
pada. - Joseph Bella, 81. tajnik.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-25
POPULAR STYLE
USED IN MASS
By FRANK C. CAMPBELL
Contributing critic

Church of the Epiphany choral
groups. Adolf Torovsky, organist
and choirmaster.. Rev. John H.
church. Program: Twentieth Cen
tury Folk Mass, Rev. Godfrey Beau
mont.
Last night the Church Of
the Epiphany was the locale
of the first Washington per-
Torrance of "a Twentieth
Century Folk Mass" by the
Rev. Godfrey Beaumont.
The mass was sung liturgic-
ally, along with service Of the
holy communion, by three
groups of the church, the
Young Adults, the Young Peo-
pies Fellowship and the
Canterbury Club of George
Washington University. The
celebrant was the Rev. John
H. Rodgers, jr., and the mase
was prepared and presented
under the direction of Mr..
Rodgers and Adolf Torosky,
organist and choirmaster Of
the church.
The Beaumont mass has
received wide publicity, much
of which has implied that the
music is unusually daring and
even related to jazz. These
claims seem much exagger-
ated. The style is closer to
the mildest of popular songs
and musical shows of approx
imately 20 years ago. 1t
might better he labeled
catchy" than "jazzy."
Apparently it was the hope
of the composer, expressed by
q member of the clergy be-
fore the singing began, that,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-25
Nursery Enrolling
Retarded Children

The Marc Nursery, conducted
by the Montgomery County As
ISOLATION for Retarded Chill
dren, Inc, is accepting applica-
tons. school officials announced
today.
Prospective parents are in
vited to attend a week long
open house from $3.50 am to
1880 am. June through S.
The school is located at 9601
Cedar lane, Bethesda, in quar-
tiers provided by the Unitarian
Church Of Montgomery County
1t is non-sectarian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-25

ION arrival BY Russian aviation
ofncials. included Gen. James H
Doolittle. c. r. Smith. president
Of American Airlines, and
Thomas @. Lamphier. jr.. pres
ident Of the National Aeronau-
tic Association.
Mr.. Lampier said that one OF
the principal jobs Of the con-
ference will be to set up stand
ards for judging accomplish
ments in outer space. beyond
the range Of airplanes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-25
U. AirLeuders
Meet in Moscow

MOSCOW, May rs CAP).-
A delegation Of American avia-
ton leaders is here for the con-
ference Of the international
Aeronautic : Federation opening
today.
Jacquelin Cochran, well
knon I'm tied States woman
flyer. win preside over the con-
ference. She arrived here two
days ago in her own plane.
The American delegation. met
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-25
By IRVING LowENs

National Gallery Orchestra. Rich
ard Bales, conductor. Soloist. Harry
Mcclure. plano, National Gallery.
ANS wasR RhUsrsn psr for
Osborne; Ballad for string Orches-
ira, Cowell; Yenvalou tfrst perform
ance), Work; Concerto for Piano and
I5Sh sys c 5ys rs ncs ws.R RGssEs
performance, Luening.
The 18th annual American
Music Festival at the National
Gallery Of Art under the direc-
ton Of Richard Bales came to
an end last night with an or
chestral concert featuring works
by Wilson Osborne and Otto
Leuning new to Washington and
q suite of three pieces based on
Haitian tunes and dances by
John Work which received its
first performance anywhere.
The evening began on a SOL
emn note as Mr.. Bales paid tri-
butte to the late John Foster
Dulles with an unprogrammed
performance Of the Abraham
Lincoln Funeral March from
his cantata, 1.-THE Union" fol-
lowed by taps, with the large
audience standing at hushed
attention.
The concert proper then
began.
OF the new pieces. 1t seemed
TO me that the first and least
pretentious was the best. The
Osborne Fanfare, based on an
18th century French hunting
call. was resoundingly brilliant
An ideal curtain opener.
The John Work suite proved
to be little more than extended
salon music, pretty but undis-
tinguished, while Otto Luen-
ing's Kentucky Concerto was
the most complete anthology
of cliches I have heard in a
long time. The composer was
on hand to take a bow.
The remaining works were OF
considerably more substance
and general interest. with Rob-
ert Evett's rather dry but me-
ticulously made piano concerto
the major offering Of the night
Harry Mcclure, who continues
to demonstrate that he is one
Of Washington's finest pianists
gave an authoritative and very
pleasing reading of the work.
Unfortunately. the touchy
acoustics Of the Gallery refused
to Cooperate with pianist and
orchestra and, as a conse-
quence. it was difficult to hear
the Evett concerto, with Its
evident subtleties, in proper
perspective.
The pieces by Cowell and
Rogers are both exquisite min
iatures, with the latter espe-
cially notable for its delicate
orchestral effects and great
clarity of texture.
BY and large, the orcheStrs
sounded fine, and there were
many opportunities throughout
the evening for individual
members to shine as soloists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-25

Icreated Q powerfii setting FOR
chorus. brasses and organ. ]
liked especially his skin in
handling the balance of voices
and brasses. sometimes an
tiphonally. sometimes together.
and the nice shape Of the piece
as a whole.
The other new work is an
extended piece by Norman
Dello Joio, to words from John
Dryden. This piece is immedi-
ately effective, but unsound.
Some parts were excellent. but
much Of the work strikes me
as a prolonged other with con-
ventional commercial modern
fanfares. I object to hearing
familiar music at q premiere.
The choir Is large and rea-
sonably competent. 1t seemed
most at home in the rather
dreadful Send Out Thy
Spirit" by Shuetky, but made
a very good try Of the two new
works, both Of which are full
of choral problems. The best
sound Of the evening was in
the gorgeous and thrilling
Jubilate Of GABRIEL. The con-
Quoting Of Cogar and Cooper
was clear and competent, al
though I thought the Jenkins
piece and the Purcell were q
little too slow.
! should like to express en-
phatic thanks for being fur
nished with scores Of the two
new works. 1t is always graft
flying to q critic to have 1t as
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and it is the best insurance
that a critic can give a tolera-
bly, accurate review Of a first
performance.
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NEWS OF MUSIC
Older Works Best
As Festival Closes

If they felt so inclined. COM
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singing the responsories
sprinkled throughout the
service. Familiarity Of the
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present did in fact join in the
singing. This may explain
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VOICES, BRASSEs
REWARD HEARER
BY WENDELL MARGRAvE
Contributing Critic

The Arlington Presbyterian Choir.
Jack Cogar. conductor; Lucille Her
ron. organist, and the WASHINGTON
Brass Choir. Jack L. Cooper, con-
ductor. soloists Carl Kaiser, Tenor:
Tom Paul, Bass. At the church.
jenkins: King Charles Music, Ju,
bilate Dec, GABRIEL: o Most Holy
Trinity. from Cantata 172, Bach:
March, Anthem and Canzona, from
Music fol. Queen Mary, Purcell:
Send Forth Thy Spirit, Shuetky;
canzonas ] and 2. Gabrieli; The
To Saint Cecilia, Dello Joio.
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/ had the pleasure last eve
ming of hearing a most am
bilious and rewarding program
presented by the combined
forces Of the Arlington Presby-
terrain Choir and the Wash
ington Brass Choir.
The choral part Of the eve
ming was, with one exception,
music that combined brasses
with voices. The brasses played
alone, and very well indeed, In
some 10th and 17-century con-
sort music. Carl Kaiser ap-
Ipeared effectively in a rather
insubstantial piece for tenor
horn, and chorus by a COM
poser unknown to me, Maurice
Besley. Edwin Thayer made
wonderful sound on the horn
and played his part well, except
for a couple Of near misses.
Tom Paul was heard in an
air from a Bach cantata, &C.
companied by trumpets and
baSsoon. The singing was first
rate, but missed a keyboard
instrument in the continue.
OF greatest interest to me
were two new works, one BY
the Washington composer, 10.
seph Wilcox jenkins, who ha,
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