Polm Cases Contlr. ere
Juneau— A few cases- of
polio continued to be reported
during February to bring the
total for the 1952-53 outbreak
of the disease in Alaska to 96
cases, according to the Alaska
Department of Health records
.
The Kfctch'ikan-M6tlakarl&
area; was;- Hardest'; hit i ruth if
outbreak with 79 eaces of polk
diagnosed there. Nine cases
were reported from southeas
tern towns and eight were re
ported from northern and in
terior Alaska.
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B Dorothy Andf-s^n
Pierre Sancan c p watfd
his Alaska Music Trails aud
ience Tuesday evening at the
USO with both depth of inter
pretation and his brilliant
'technique in a varied concert
i program.
i Opening his concert the cel
■ ebrated French pianist played i
j three Organ Choral Preludes
| of Johann Sebastain Bach,
giving to them a deep tonal
expression. Following these,
he did the Sonata in G. Major
! of Mozart, which was notable
j in its clarity and clean melodic j
beauty.
Mr. Sancan played the Car
naval Suite by Schuman with
firey brillance, slipping from
one exuberant mood to another!
with ease, and coloring the i
grotesque to the enchanting;
i dances of this tableaux with a I
| romantic idealist. A group of 1
j Debussy numbers . . . .were i
given an outstanding perfor-'
J mance. The last of the Debussy!
group, “Feux d’Artifice” vi.
' vidly illustrated the flawless
| timing and remarkable techni
que of the performer,
i From his deep and thought
ful interpretion of Bach and
Mozart, tn rough a spirited
-performance of Chopin walt
| zes and Nocturnes to the tech
I nical brillance and display of
Liszt’s Sixth Hungarian Raph
sodv, Mr. Sancan displayed
his ability in all fields of piano
music.
An enthusiastic audience
brought Mr.’ Saiican back to
p’ay two. of his own compos’
tions, both humorous and se'f
descriptive numbers.
A final encore brought the
arti-1 back to end his program
with a spirited Chopin
Mazurka.
Joseph Hester 3rd, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hester,
Jr., entertained a group of
friends Tuesday in honor of
his second birthday.
NOTICE
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morning breakfast at the Elks
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Sunday services in the main
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every Sun lav at 11 am.
Sunday School is held at th«
same hour.
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! nights.
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