Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 6, 1925, Page 16

PAGE TWO Live News from the Manufacturer yj FOREIGNERS AT FORD SCHOOL Czechoslovakian Engi- neers Take Motor Study group of foreign stud- Ford school of tech- ing its approval by the of labor as an immigrant twelve engineers from lovakia. These students were sent by their government to spend two years studying the Ford industries. Passy carried by the newcom. ers er fod of n to re nain for a per- on ar with option of re- newal. M of the party, nine of which are u ersity graduates, will exercise their option, it is under- stood, and remain in this country. to complete their course. Ina mmunication to officials of the Ford school of technology the Czecho-Slavak government stressed the importance of instructing the visiting engineers in the operation and maintenance of tractors as well as automobiles. An intensive program ‘intended to raise the efficiency of farming has been launched by that government in which tractors will play an {m- portant part. In some cases, tractors will be called upon to do the work formerly carried on by oxen, there- by advancing a full century of pro- gress in a single bound, the newcom- ers Lincaln Superb | In New Colers Fifth avenue, the world’s most critical street, experienced a new and happy tion at the annual automobile salon held by the Hotel Commodore, New York. the keynote of the exhib’ ers of fine motor coachwor! bodies, p most de Color was nd exhibited on the ; acted especially 1K inte of the that the colo nd color cémbi- nations of rare birds were dupll “cated. ‘ The enthusiasm of Fifth avenue was reflected in newspapers of the city, The New menting on the “A striking ork Times com- alon said: hibit in respective F colors is that of the Lincoln cars. The rich color combinations have been adapted from the plumage of rare American and tropical birds,” The New York Sun was equally en- thuslastic, saying: “The sensational feature of this salon {s the brilliant color effects found in the many cars exhibited. This is partic: o in the case of the gr e Lincolns.” Give Her a Chevrolet for Xmas, _ Phone 115 faxi Chauffeur’s Courtesy Fatal In turning to avoid striking another car, on ‘Courtesy Day,” James Kavanaugh’s taxi plunged into'an excayation in New York. He was hurt fatally, but his four passengers escaped! with minor injuries. SOLID TRALNLOAD OF NMARMON AUTOMOBILES SHIPPED TO FLORIDA A solfd trainload of fifty frelght cars full of Marmon automobiles, representing the largest lise ever to be m for J Fila., cars will be distributed s to fifteen Marmon distributors and de points throughout the state, C valued at more than half a million dollars were included in the shipment, size of the shipment is unus- ual for a car in the Marmon price class, Marmon officials The cars are being rushed to Florida in re- sponse to a demand which has grown in volume to unprecedented propor- tions in the-last few weeks. Repre- sented In the shipment were cars of all types, including speedsters, closed cars of the Marmon standard line and deluxe ns and lMmou- sines. All cars were shipped on ac- tual orders, ge ee Tell the Advertiser—"I saw it in The Tribune.” ———____ not_an for Xmas? Wi LEX, “7 NEW YORK, Dec. 6.—(#)—The American Petroleum institute to- day announced that John D, Rocke- ‘eller has.pledged a fund of $100,- 000 to the institute “for the initia- tion of a program of sctentific re- search in petroleum.” The fund, which will be available in annual installments of $50 000 for five years, is to be expended “pri- marily in supporting research fel- fowships in scientific institutions— the recipients of such fellowships to engage in research on some problem of the physics, chemistry, or geology 6f petroleum.” Rockefeller stipuated that the re- sults of the research are to be free- ly available to the industry and pub- lic sgenerally, NEW YORK, Dec. 6.—(?)—George Gershwin, who came straight from Tin Pan Alley to Carnegie Hall, to present jazz fitted to a symphonic orchestra, has New York’s music circles again Wuzzing over the new twist given to American music. His concerto in “F"” played here marked Gershwin’s first appear- ance in Carnegie Hall and was a se- quel effort to hig rhapsody in blue, which he composed for Paul White- man’s orchestra last year. The jazz motive, twisted and com- pressed to fit the instruments of a symphonic orchestra, was rasped over a snare drum, at another the trumpet was muted with a felt hat. Apprentices in Building Trades Given Diplomas CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. 5.—() ~—Ninety-seven graduates of the Cleveland Building Trades appren- tice school received their diplomas at the second commencement exer- clses of the institution last night. Twenty-seven received diplomas as nlumbers, tweny-three as bricklay- érs, twenty-one as electricians, six- teen as carpenters and ten as paint- ers, ——————__ Drink Hillcrest Water. Phone 1151. THE CASPER TRI Rockefeller Pledges $250. to - Launch Program of Oil Research As to the purpose of the fund is not merely to asture a limited amount of scientific research, but rather to utilize this means to! arouse a more general scientific in- terest in petroleum, the committee administering the fund may.employe it for another activity which will | further the major purpose of Rocke- feller. The committee named by Rocke- feller to administer the fund con- sists of J. C. Donnell, president of the Ohio Oil company, Walter C. Teagle, president of the Standard Oil company of New Jersey, and Robert L. Welch, general secretary and counsel of the American Petro- leum Institute, Jazz Music Adapted To Symphonic Presentation Stirs Gotham Circles | The unorthodox click of a “Charles- ton stick” helped in a climax remi- niscent of supper-club finales, The orchestra was under the direc- tion of Walter Damrosch, dean of American conductors, and the piano parts were played by Mr. Gershwin himself. Mr. Damrosch ordered the concerto last spring after hearing the rhap- sody in blue. The music itself began with a roar of brasses and quickly quieted down to a broad and insistent melody with shlifting harmonies with the motive of the Charleston on the wood tnstru- ments tempered by strings. The slow movement was a “blues” resembling melancholy negro improvisations. Like Deems Taylor's symphonic poem, “Jurgen,” which also was writ- ten at the bidding of the symphony AT YOUR SERVICE BATTERIES . and Electrical Equipment Prompt, Courteous Attendants SANDS BATTERY SHOP 430 West Yellowstone Phone 1692 Used USED CAR MARKET 434 West Y-ilowstone Only used cars sold—all makes and all prices OLD SANTA’S BAG WILL BE LOADED WITH AUTO ACCESSORIES “PROVEN CARS” ARE Better Than Every-Day Cars BUNE-HERALD ead All the Ads--Each society, Mr, Gershwin’s concerto was | edy compositions and one of Broad- followed eagerly and later discussed by its hearers. Mr, Gershwin does not claim to be a master of form and admittedly knows little of harmonics. When the commission to write the concerto came, he intimated he would “trust to luck” in composing it. His earlier reputation is based on musical com- | credited to him. succeesful hits is ac- His new musical work is being watched by critics who are“pondering on the possibilities of his one-act opera “135th Street,” whose theme is negro life in Harlem. Mr. Gershwin is preparing this for presenation by Paul Whiteman In the spring. way’s most Tells a SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1925 tory lass SAFETY FIRST Have your brakes re-lined with Raybestos. GET OUR PRICES WARNE & CROSBY MOTOR CO. Which of these two cars will be waiting’ | at your door this . o) This Smart 4-Cylinder Se an at S Make this a Christmas you and yours will have occasion to remember with pride and satisfaction for many Christmases to come... 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