Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 103, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 September 1927 — Page 15

SEPT. 7,1927

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other musicians wil be: Genia Zielinka, coloratura sporano; Devorn Nadworney, contralto: Judson House and Judson Lawrie, tenors; Theodore Webb, baritone, and Jack Oakley, basso. The famed “Sextet from Lucia” will be sung by a group of grand opera soloists and instrumental numbers include "Dance of the Hours” and “Moment Musicale.” Twenty-seven broadcasters will transmit this WEAF attraction. Radio in general and WMAQ of the Chicago Daily News in particular are to be thanked for the salvation of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. In nine days this-station raised $30,000, a sum sufficient to end the deadlock over increased pay which for a time made the dissolution of the famous orchestra seem certain. The Daily News, Mrs. Edith Rockfeller McCormack and Louis Eckstein, producer of summer opera at Ravinia, each made contributions of $5,000. The other half was raised through general subscriptions, ranging from $1 up to $3,000. “I believe that the thirty-seventh year of the orchestra, which is ahead, will surpass all others in brilliancy,” predicted Frederick Stock, director, when informed that the entire sum had been received.

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Christ, Greensburg, to the State board of dental examiners. ABOLISH ASSISTANT MARKET MASTER POST Salary of Cook Is Boosted at Council Meeting. The post of assistant marketmaster was abolished by city council In adopting the 1928 appropriation ordinance Monday night. Salary of Market Master William T. Cook who replaced Earl Garrett after his arrest on a Criminal Court affidavit charging solicitation of a bribe, was boosted from $2,000 to $2,500. The assistant's post paid $1,500. Councilmen voted Miss Esther Crumm, a salary boost of from* $1,320 to SI,BOO and Miss- Cuba Edwards from $1,200 to SI,BBO. They are legal department employes. “Those girls work hard und prepare all ordinances. They are busy all the time and we tried to equalize tilings," sag Boyntom-ifPCSfc _>