WO artists of hi,;h ar.istic
ding, Tomiko Kanazawa, so
lo ami Cesar C’urzi. tenor,
sing a eoneert here on \ov.
n tile IMetnodist Cliureh as
second musical event on the
ka Music Trail series. Cali
ia born Tomiko Kanazawa
v up in her Stockton home
outukei by til.' traditional
mese arts of her parents.
mother plar eci on tiie oi-i
ica.i instruments of Japan
v as celebrated for her in
Mions in Cower arrange
t and the T a Ceremony,
iko was first trained in Hoi
iod by the best vocal teach
Tomiko Kanazawa
no then went To New York
oachin^. While still in col
she was awarded fir t pr;?e
ral hundred contest
Youns Artist's Com
h ’n Fr incisco
ir m l.M‘»
x ra and th
at the
on of
F;
)r <j
roue
nr
major
ai
mont in !!)4(i. Since then she has
won the acclaim of audiences
and critics in Budapest, Vienna,
Stockholm, San Francisco, Seat
tle, Cincinnati, New York and
many other music centers.
Cesare Curzi. tenor, began his
operatic career when Director
Gaetano Merola of the San
x iancisco Opera heard his broad
casts on the U.S. Army national
radio programs and called him
for an audition. His success was
phenomenal and he was cast to
dug opposite the great Lilly
i'ons in ‘Lucia." Tin critics
wrote. “Cesare Curzi made Lord
Arthur so exceptionally good
looking and sang so exceptional
ly we 11 that it was not at all ap
parent why Lucia should have
found him so repulsive. .
The program here is made up
of both light opera hits from
“New Moon," "Showboat." “Ro
berta, and Merry Widow,"
with the two opening numbers
given in costume for the scenes
from “Madam Butterfly" and
“La Traviata.”
Kanazawa and Curzi have won
for themselves enviable places in
the concert world. Mine. Kana
zawa is tlie wife of Leo Mueller,
conductor of the Metropolitan
Opera, and as a leading lyric
soprano of the Pacific, New Or
leans and Cincinnati opera com
panies. she lias won fame each
season for her stirring perform
ances and consummate acting of
th • opera roles. Cesare Curzi.
who rocketed to fame from an'
Army hospital wi: re he enter
tained the othsr patients, is the
son of a father who is in tie
roofing business. During ok'
turn s. \ oung Cesare helps ou
with the family business but to
opt ia bug has tir.-t rail on his
time. Engaged bv Pi rr. Mon
t- ax. e.>nducl( r of !'u Sun Fr m
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7
ie three great principles which give
l> •* tlie Protestant Reformation were:
I ne, ( :e AU ne, a ■ 1 I tii b
-- ... 1 oday, after 400 years, the-e three
ri:nc "‘es are still the cornerstone of funda
mental Bible Christianity.
; Joule Alone. Not human reason, not
p « >pnv, not tradition, not the decisions
II t!ie Bathers or the opinions of chirr-h
councils but the clear words of the B hie,
• •• a ' re acct ted by the Re
1 ;n”ers as tOe final lirhority in all matters
of Christian faith and life.
And that is still the principle of all Bible
grounded Christianity todav. Chris-’s con
manr appeal to the writings of the Old
> 'stament as against the "traditions of the
» : rs is a good example of this principle
m ac-'w. See also Acts 17:11 and 2 Tun.
3:ic-I7 for Biblical support of this principle.
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Grace Alone! It was inevitable that the
B .,rch, basing its message solely upon the
£ h|e, should rediscover the Biblical meaning
o. saying grace —namely, the unmerited
love of God revealed through Jesus Christ
and that it should teach salvation alone by
su i grace. Rom. 3:20-24; 11:6; Eph. 2:5-9.
oitn Alone! Since salvation is a free g ft
cf the unmerited grace of God, purchased
£v the atonement of the Savior, it can be
accepted in no other way than by faith.
Justification by faith alone—faith in the
redemption purchased bv Christ —is the
premise of all of Paul’s Epistles and has al
ways been the cardinal doctrine of evangeli
cal Christianity. It is the centra! theme of
tne whole Bible, finding its dearest expres
s'011 in the Books of tbe New Testament
John 3:16; Acts 16: 30, 31; Rom. 3:23*
5:1; Gal. 2:16.
The Bible Alone! Grace Alone! Faith
Alone! These were the three great Biblical
truths restored to the Church by Martin
rUto7rand.thesf arc stdl £‘ie coru«stor.e
of Bible Christianity.
See
WARD LUTMERAN CHORC’J
Reformation Day Service
Wed-iesday, October 31 - fl-Q* p ■
sing Ihn tenor so'o
Beethoven's Ninth S\
ho vas acclaimed n^ ;i .
I'V critics :ind audience.
;<s a s anr.lin■' persona
narl in
-aphony,
ien^at ion
. Known
lity and
Cesare Curzi
tireless worker, Cinvi do*'s not
forget vyhen li > was Cpl. Curzi
and often returns to sing tor the
men in service today.
Sharing honors with the two
stars of opera is Richard Cum
in::: h ir ar ’om lanist. Porn
in Shanghai of American par
ents, he lias been trained as a
cormt:.' r | danM by some
-•* • Jvd Gumming
. d! our time1,
1 ■ ■ I sions and
Ar • As pianist
('om" r‘ 'inrun..'i'4 mad
'• s °!! ! but ia Sail Fran
cisco in IdaO.
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As Told lo Belay Elakg
EING CROSBY, soon to be seen in Para
mount's “Here Comes the Groom,” can
never get enough of his favorite dessert,
Coconut Chiffon Pie, according to his
lovely wife, Dixie. “Bing is simply crazy
about it,” said Dixie, who gladly let me
in on the recipe, “and so are the boys. It
takes at least two whole pies to satisfy
their growing appetites.”
COCONUT LIME CHIFFON PIE
2 teaspoon* galatin
2 tablespoons cold waicr
3 egg yolk*
hi cap lime j'lico
Vt teaspoon salt
% cup sugar
3 egg whites »4
V* cup sugar
1 teaspoon grated lime rind
Few drops green coloring
baked 9-inch pie shell or
graham cracker crust, chilled
cup cream, whipped and
sweetened
cup shredded coconut, plain o*
toasted
1
Combine gelatin and cold water in mixing bowl; mix well.
Beat egg yolks until light. Add lime juice, salt, and W cup sugar!
Cook in double boiler over hot, not boiling water, until thickened!
Pour over gelatin and stir until gelatin is dissolved. Chill until
slightly thickened.
Beat egg whites until foamy, add V* cup sugar gradually, and
continue beating until stiff. Fold into gelatin mixture. Add lime
rind and green coloring. Pile lightly in pie shell. Chill until firm.
Just before serving, spread with whipped cream and sprinkle with
coconut.
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FIREMEN RESPOND TO
1 WO ALARMS IN VvEt.K
Fir ties : eyed a trailer house
in thi: 400 block of Fifth Aver ie
last Fra. »y nignt. i'he trailer
stooo i<i too Levin s trout vartt.
lie bad been repairing the v
hide wuen it eau_!it tire.
Tuesday niglu just after cur
few firemen were called to
Rein i s Cold Storage locker
pled where an overheated stove
in the office had become dan
gerous. Xo damage was done,
although inan\ people were wor
rich loi a few minutes as tae
locker* are w 11 filled with
moo -- and bear meat.
If you do your own mainte
nance on your car, you may be
interested in tanking this little
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STANDARD C!l COMPANY
OF CALIFORNIA
Concert Committee
Reduces Price of
Season, Tickets
Thj Seward Winter Concert
Association met at the Nurses’
Horn. Tuesday night to discuss
plans tor financing the remain
der of the . - asm.
H ha •'j. .riel, president;
V* alter Si; »r U *r usurer; Mrs.
i
i u
r; Mi . George
i hare Sir ,r IMrs.
i;ui ... 1; s. i 1 >r. nee
fee has raised
t cover til. entire
co:icerts., with
d o p 1 d t >
is for the
e.ov.: inner n 1 a’
the IH Xa t wo-,
price ox $3.00
This will r
of SI.GO on li
anccs.
ANCHORAGE
Mr. and ivir
and Mr. and. AI
of . . ..chora i a
Chari
The ladies
chrr . _ c: on .*■ ’xr
bands attempu
' nesday but
Mile )8 by ii
. They i
tier ui the fris
i i. . \ or.
mother in t u
-icckb d to offer
. one-arts- for the
plus SI.00 tax.
"sent a saving
w t wo pen or m
GUESTS
.. Jack Barrett
r Ken Hmchey
re guests of the
this we. k.
rove from An
te ; y. Their hus
I to drive in
were sloped at
i- able road cbn
ade th: remain
on Thursday,
T o many salesmen are will
ing to take orders from anyone
ba' their wives.
Any cn ■.•re in Tjv;n—bO Cents
NORTHERN cab
Phone Main £4 or Main 55
-A-LE TALKI
LOW COST LUXURY—Lace, once
restricted by law to the nobility,
has now come within the means of
t ? average American family. The
simplicity of the lace table cloth
abe/e (by Bromley) blends nicely
with the clean-cut look of today's
:h:na. Choose a pastel shade tor
Sark china or a deep-toned color
(or Hold dinnerware. Its Duralace
finish keeps cloth fresh longer, al
lows no stretching or sagging. The
:loth can be ironed quickly with
no need of old-fashioned stretch
es- (Table lighter bv Evanc i