The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 24, 1936, Page 6

6 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1936 BLIND YOUTH GIVES FINE PERFORMANCE ONIONS PROGRAM Mickey Dobbin, Bismarck-Born Pianist; Shows Real Tal- ent in Concert Blindness is not @ real handicap to musical ability. | Members, wives and guests of the! Lions Club learned that Thursday! night when they heard Mickey Dob-! bin, Bismarck-born blind youth, in a! piano recital rivalling anything ever heard in Bismarck for technical skill and beauty of interpretation. Dobbin, whose features were remin-| 1 literally seemed to be a part of the Approved N. D. Sanitary Projects Cost $2,500,000 instrument. From a musical standpoint his per- formance was remarkable for the clarity of his musical diction and this, doubtless, was due to the power of the hands, There was no blurring. Every tone was sharp and clear. The mechanical performance was wholly pleasing. There was no uncer- tainty about it, no groping for mu- sical phraseology. The concert re- quired a marvelous musical memory and Dobbin had it. Psychologists assert that loss of one sense frequently is compensated for by the development of other senses. Thursday night’s concert proved that this can be so. Has Tremendous Power Any musical criticism must take nete of the tremendous power which marked his renditions. There was nothing puny about the presentation ot the stronger passages in the num- bers played. At the same time there was no loss of grace or authority in {the minor passages. The crowd enjoyed it, calling Dob- | | Disease Prevention Work Done on Wide Front in State, Hollis Reports Sanitary projects ‘totaling more than $2,500,000 in value have been ap- proved by the state health depart- jment in the past six months, M. D. | Hollis, state sanitary engineer re- {vealed Thursday. | Hollis disclosed the total amount of | Projects in a report to the state public ‘health advisory council, with ap- ;Proval of Dr. Maysil M. Williams, \slate health officer. | During the period five major munic- |ipal sanitary installations were made, /80 sanitary projects proposed by the first receive approval of the state health department of source of water and method of handling. Capped | carbonated waters, municipal water plants and waters bottled in the state under regulation of other state de- partments were exempted. “Continued work on public school sanitary installations reveals an acute need for concentrated effort in im- proving these systems,” Hollis said. He declared his study had revealed sewage disposal facilities often had been installed in schools “without regard to design, construction and location.” ‘ ~ Milk Control Advised | A state milk control program “should | be seriously considered” results of a | survey made by the department “con- have organized community sanitation programs, Hollis said, giving work to 438 persons in 69 communities. More than 55,000,000 stems of ba- nmanas were imported into the United States during 1931. Sooner or later PHONE ma TITTLE BROS. Wholesale Friday, Saturday, Monday Specials FRESH MEATY 1 c 400 MAIN Retail FRESH PIGS FEET MEATY LAMB STEW LITTLE PIG PORK! Pork Loin Roast, Ib. . .19¢ Pork Chops, lean, Ib. . .23c Spareribs, meaty ..19%%c . .8c | Pork Steak, Ib. NECK RIBS sauERKRAUT f 2 [p, YEARLING LAMB! Shoulder Roast, Ib. 16'44¢ Rib Chops, fancy, Shidr, Steak, Ib’ 2LC Breast, Ib, ...... 100 % PURE LARD (Limit with Meats), in 1 Ib. cartons, per Ib. coven HO BABY BEEF! Round Steak . Sirloin Steak . Round Roast . Sirloin Roast . e orks 4 clusively indicates,” Hollis said. ‘eate Ascent of Francis X. Bushman, except /pin back for two encores. These were |WOTKS progress administration were ‘Since June 30, 1095, Hollis sald, 186| you'll try Schilling Coffee. “a . Ne ee ea ee drae | Crops, Biuce in (ACTA Jani the ra water systems were scanned by the | Water connections of various types Till then— ; an outstanding halfback if he had re-|same composer’s waltz in A-flat. | departinent git the federal housing | ave been investigated. During the ae : No. 2 Can Tender Leg ’o Veal souks pe be of Au ia a eae The one was divided into four | oan ictration | period, plans and. specifications for ‘Wings of the Morning Tomatoes, 2 for Cube Steaks, each .|..5c | Roast, Ib. set-up figure of a youth, his ot ~|parts as follows: i a 23 new public water works systems to you!” Large Shoulder i ics were his i — Chr Pe es Acting on recommendations of the) you: Lean Sliced See JO alo pone nae Lay J 2 Hepa Fantasie | state engineer, the advisory council | involving expenditure of $236,700 were on rhe Bacon, ' Ib. pkg. ....18¢ | Juicy Wieners, Ib. ....18c | Veal Chops, Ib. ......24c chin and | . _ je | ANG Fugue by J. S. Bach. approved three new regulations, one| @PProved by the department. Schilling Coffee inspires It is a big chin which dominates his pprove 4 5 damiaie face and hints at the strength of character which has enabled him to i 1 education until i i | 5 , ee ne iis atanding virtuoso | Noe ae Sew Noctume in Op. 64 controlling sale and distribution of state, but during the years 1934 and) ies sturdy quality despite his handicap. His head is| Ballade in A-flat, by Chopin, water in the state. [installed or are in the process of con-| delivers a delicious cup leonine. The lad would indubitably| Fourth group — Soiree de Vienna Pools Regulated aEEOBHON, ss regular as the nm be handsome if he had eyes, for his}and Hark, Hark, the Lark, by Schu-|_.Under the new regulations, no ‘i morning features are strong. Add to Musicianship His hands contribute much to his musicianship. They are big. power- | ful hands, reminiscent of those of Second group—Sonata Apassionate, allegro, andante and finale, by Bee- thoven. bert-Liszt, and Marche Militaire by Schubert-Taussing. To Play at Indian School Announcement was made that Dobbin will. play a concert Friday night at 8 p. m., at the Indian school regu | ing water and sewer systems in | schools s, a second governing construc- tion of swimming pools, and a third swimming pool, intended for public use may be constructed or present pool used or reconstructed without inspec- tion and approval of plans by the state health department. Similarly, the council decided, no Hollis pointed out that from 1928 to 1934, no new municipal sewage dis- posal plants were installed in the During the six months covered by Hollis’ report, 1,263 sewage disposal systems were inspected by the de- partment. This included 18 municipal plants, 45 school systems and 1,200 | private systems. confidence. With reasonable care in brewing, Sliced Slicea Sausage, Ib. Minced Ham, Ib. .....17¢ | Veal Liver, Ib. .......29¢ Schilling Coffee Phone 626 SPOHN’S 518 9th St. Rachmaninoff, the great Russian ‘ |school may install or change its water! Twenty-three cities obtained ap- J ianist. Under happier conditions one|to which the: public is invited. An|ccrco! may Install or chang + spoval el initig thierelicatntel is oh Baws ns A Pould imagine them hurling or eatch- |admission charge will be made. syetetit Or (sewed | Hlsposal)) sysPemt | rauipbeel coven (te Yenaies Maral There ate rwoschilling Coftesss Oatmeal, reg. or 1 6c Fancy Libby’s Peaches, half or ing a forward pass as well as produc-|_E. B. Klein, Lions club president.| Soonctmont, oy jextensions to existing systems, in- One for petcolator. quick, large pkg. Sauerkraut sliced, your choice, Nee eee ee ee Pa OHiGM @eteneri ile oka te After Jan, 1, 1997, all companies sell-| Volving total expenditure of $431,570. One for drip. | Ps ov, No. 2% can, 3 7 c trument. er eded it, explaining ward . al i Mon one of the fingers of his left| that work for the blind is one of the | 08 Water by bulk or in bottles must| Thirty-two counties in the state | P & G Soap, world’s larg- rte : 2 cans for ...... e hhand he wore a ring which he has|Major projects of the international) ~~ gums moo i 7 aaah est selling White Naphtha cans for never seen. Possibly the knowledge | Service organization. ee ———:" Saal ; Salad Dressing, 24 oz. jars that it is there comforts him. He took) One of the features of the dinner T aD, 22 c 19 c rata it off while he played. program was the presentation of Fred 6 giant bars .... good qi Ys 2 3 So much for the appearance of this Sno a z Hee skit. Al P| Za & each jar ........ Cc routh who constituted both an emo- | Simon and Dr. Charles Arneson were ‘a Yonal and musical experience for his| the community song leaders, ° Soda Crackers, Sunray, Toilet Tissue, very good Peanut Butt IRNPESE ) — jisteners. The affair, attended by more than | “ye product of Loose Wiles quality, 1 8 utter, nice, fresk Ff Has Winning Personality |100 persons, was in charge of a com- Biscuit Co 4rolls for ...... C | stock, quart jars, 29 Dobbin won his audience before | mittee headed by G. A. Dahlen. ec er avor ey 17 Cc sig aaa iI c f, striking a note on the piano with a % aS 2 Ib. box ....... Cibeac, Keats “Aueadl brief speech in which he explained ¥ ‘ican a the veehmigue Tor teaching muse 1o| 50Uth Dakota Couple In your haking.when or Brick, Kellogg's Bran, the blind. It is done by Braille and First at Turk Show Kaffee Hag 2 Ib. box 3c regular pack- there is no staff, such as normal Lhe Ou use per Ib es WOK 2... oe age with meas; cians know, he said. The music is) Gr, .D. nee v4 eek . ; - Pi divided into octaves and numbered in Brae eee Ne Dy San) 2 uring ,cup Braille. Thus the blind literally learn | by number. Teaching methods are} the same as for visual students. Before each group of numbers Dob-| bin gave an explanation of their mi The supreme prize of turkeydom, the master breeders’ award of the all- American turkey show here, was be- stowed Thursday night on Mr. and Mrs. Al C. Johnson of Bath, S. D. George W. Hackett, manager, pre- oceipent OCCIDENT FLOUR Cane and Maple Syrup, 16 oz. btle. 1 6c 18c 2lc Bliss Coffee, vacuum pack, Sunbrite Clean- Swansdown Cake Flour, ser, 4 cans for .. sical quality, arrangement and com-j sented the master breeders’ medal to makes any cake good quality, position which was far superior to! Mrs, Johnson and di ‘ 2 2 24 f talks of the same character usually'!tropny for the grand champion terkey good, reg. pkg. c Very good with | 1 lb. can ....... c given by visiting artists. These were|of the show to Mr. and Mrs. Frani: | cakes or waf- oe Soyer Ralston of Crystal, N. D. | Santa Clara Prunes, fles. Table Macaroni, very good dish a large size, size, for cold weather. ‘those who may not have: had exten- sive musical training. They did. Displayed Fine Presence In one respect Dobbin had a dis- tinct advantage over most pianists. ‘That was in his presence at the piano. | He sat erect and there was none of the head-bobbing and peering at the Socre which so often mars a pianist’s| Performance. While he played he | Stains made by fruit, cocoa, coffee and tea can be removed from linen by pouring boiling water through the stain. This treatment sometimes is more effective if the water is poured; from some distance above the cloth so that the force assists the water in cleaning. This use of boiling water must precede laundering, as soap sets the stains in the fabric. ‘Logan’s’ ’ “We Thank You” 58th Year of Service to Bismarck Patrons “Fruits” Navel Oranges, sweet and juicy, Texas Marsh Seedless Grapefruit, 4 for. Be §.Small, 2 doz....47¢ ULarge, 1 do: f SCRUB! SCRUB! OH DEAR, IT JUST SEEMS LIKE I'M A PRISONER IN THIS DINGY OLD BASEMENT THESE DARK ... 19¢ Lettuce 2lc Green Top Carrots 17c 2 Ibs. for .. each 2 Ib. box ... Celery Fancy Navel Oranges HER JAILER, SEE — ANDI WON'T .LET HER OUT TILL 6 O'CLOCK PRISCILLAS PRISON: . . « AND HOW AN AMAZING NEW DISCOVERY HELPED HER ESCAPE HO! HO! 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