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when the world outside his native MOVIE Bohemia was beginning to acclaim’ his fresh, invigorating

% (Continued From Page 6) * olism ‘to be an active member of| this one. Native folk songs are French during the|artfully woven in, giving the work

them a symbol oppression. (Columbia, M-604, four| warm 10-inch records.) .| symphony deserves to become popuDVORAK: SYMPHONY NO. 1/lar with the music-loving public.

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his 40th | by Tucker,

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KOL NIDRE and ELI, ELI sung| Florida sophomore, Richard tenor, ‘'with|rally after

fthe hapny period of his middle ite Sholom Secunda. Both ‘the deeplytraditional “Kol Nidre,” and e dramatic “Eli, Ei” by Sandler, orm Tole a genius. | nifcance. « Richard Tucker, one of Thée concert-goers Who only asso- the Met's outstanding young tenors, | ciate Dvorak with his Ninth Orimaxes his Columbia debut with “New World" symphony are due for | them and sings them with fitting 8 pleasant surprise when they hear! nopjlity and full-voiced beauty. HWM

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birthday, this symphony ‘belongs to|chorus and orchestra conducted by mangled left leg.

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By WILLIAM A. O'BRIEN, M. D. | aAiIoUGH AIR-BORNE pollen ‘is the commonest cause of hay

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Main symptoms of hay fever occur in the eye, palate, nose and | throat, Itching, congestion, light irritation of the ey es and sneezing are | the chief complaints although in a

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Riley Park Crowd Plans Big ‘Day

Residents in the neighborhood of | rough half mile qver the park with' (a grand prize of $25 for the goal.

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younger, and drivers not over 14. “BROWNING | All designs of racers will be accept- |

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are without pneumatic tires. rider and four pushers will com-

will mark the second annual Riley |

day with pushmobile races, a free dance, sports events and features!

Thursday.

The Matriarch’s Mothers’ ,

will serve meals and the dramatic

fever, any pollen can produce a reaction if present in sufficient con- |

are made e and Af injections are given |

club will * sponsor fortune telling) BLAME IT ON THE WAR

and a fish pond. Other scheduled |

attractions are baseball, volleyball, horseshoes and sack and | returned to the United States since | relay races with awards given by the’ war, brought with them thou- |

neighborhood merchants. Harry Duncan and his band will supply the music for the free dance

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softball, |

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dance will be given under the aus- | contained mostuito larvae. | pices of the Shag Shanty, senior |

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