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ee- w- THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. MONDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1959 'bd fe "7 SPECIAL MAIL ORDER BLANK PERFECT SET-UP FOR A City to Receive Fireboat Today Offers Complete Itelief from Constipation tha clogging, TRANSIENT kind! 4 Top Bandsmen At Music Festival 6th Annual Philadelphia MUSIC FESTIVAL The city's new Diesel -powered fire Ticlat OfFica Tha Philadelphia Inquirer Charitiaf, Inc. 400 N. Bread Phila. Pa.

Plaasa mail boat, the Franklin, will be delivered to the Department of Public Safety I am enclosing In Including 30e for Registered Mall. today, it was announced by Director Samuel H. Rosenberg yesterday. With Its sister ship, the Delaware, All the Lessons you need at One Low Price (Please Print REPAIR YOUR PLATE ticket $3.00 each ticket! $1.00 each ticker $1.00 each (Texe Included) ALL SEATS RESERVED WHILE YOU WAIT which is to be delivered in two weeks, the Franklin will replace the two obsolescent steam-powered flreboats, Rudolph Blankenburg and J. Hampton Moore, at an annual saving in fuel alone of approximately $30,000 a year, Rosenberg said.

1 to 1 HOUK SEKVIC! tvmbo, Mambe, fas Tret, Tonga, WalM. eaboy. Jitterbug, Pelfca Continued From First Far Navy band at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center durinpr the war. He Is married: golf is his hobby. ELMER STUDIED VIOLIN Carl Siegfried Elmer, whose father vu concertmeister of the Vienna Opera House before his family settled in Wilmington, Ziggy's birthplace, originally studied violin.

He learned how to play a number ef other instruments, however, by the time he enrolled in a ton junior Ctmt Anytime Address City and Zone GUARANTEED PRIVATE COURSE State '5 NEW LUCITONE PLATES AAADE nnm si Snacks made with these golden-brown "2-biteM cracker Trial Offtr Man Dies on Visit 1231 MARKET IMS MARKET IN ONE DAY 219 S. BROAD ST. Kl 6-1455 nl ToS DR. H. N.

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ummer riace I high school, -lj MORT PLANNED BATHROOMS where his father had be- A come band- White or Sparkling Colors latut 1950 fixture cempletaly AS IITTLI AS Raymond Lumley, 54, of 3467 Dill-man was found dead yesterday morning by his wife while they were on a visit to their summer cottage along Oldmans Creek at Jumbo, near Pennsgrove, N. J. Coroner Jack Ashcraft said Mr. Lumley died during the night of natural causes. Mrs.

Lumley said her husband had been under treatment for a stomach condition. Initoiltd with ceeear woltr linat cheic of colerful til wall and fleer covering I master. One 2. day a trom- bonist failed to show up and r'ik FiX youn? ziggy- 1 V. I from that time I y-Sw'J on was sod on the "sliDhorn 1947 festival and Ihey have become one of its top features.

New this year are Chris Sanderson and his 360 men and women square dancers, who will cavort through three gay dances to the tune of music supplied by Sanderson's Pocopson Valley Boys. As in past years, the evening's program will mark the debuts of two young operatic" singers, a man and a woman who will represent the 1950 "Voices of Tomorrow," having been chosen in competition with several hundred aspirants. The second week of private auditions, held in The Inquirer Radio Station WFIL, will begin today, when another group of promising vocalists will appear before a group of expert judges. Festival-goers also will hear the stirring voices of two great choirs of Philadelphia and suburban, school children. Admission prices for Philadelphia's great music festival are $3, $2 and $1, Including taxes.

Mail orders should be addressed to The Philadelphia Inquirer Charities, 400 N. Broad Philadelphia 1. A blank is printed in today's Inquirer, on which reservations should be made. Orders should be accompanied by 30 cents additional, to cover the cost of sending tickets by registered mail. Those who wish may buy tickets direct at any one of four convenient locations: The Philadelphia Inquirer, 400 N.

Broad The- Inquirer's downtown office. 1413 Walnut Gimbels, at Sth and Market and Rowell's, at German town and aves. See tha lotit madlt new an display in ewr modern how-room. Op.n W.d. A Frl.

'til After serving more than two years in the i Cairo Seizes 16 Reds CAIRO. May 14 (UP) Interior Ministry announced tonight the arrest of 18 members of a Communist cell in a lightning raid during the day. South Pacific liWMr TL'n ii ti cr LOWEST RATES TO ALL STATES HONOLULU PUERTO RICO CONSOLIDATED 83D Wnto Motel I 'Tff TRAVEL SERVICE, inc. Adetphia Hotel -nth I Chestnut Call MR. INGERSOLL MA 7-4426 TOt Mil ISTIMATI NO OBLI6ATIOM Elmer played with several 1AUI 1AMXI well-known bands, such as Johnny Messner, Billy Butterfield, Dick Stabile and Gene Krupa, before joining Harry James' outfit in 1947 James first heard Corcoran play In 1941, when the tenor saxophonist was only 17.

The trumpet maestro immediately hired the youth, whose home town is Tacoma, and has never regretted that move Before his James debut. Corky spent a year with Sonny Dunham's D) Orchestra, which he joined immediately after graduating from high school. tizo'l composes hits Juan Tizoi, a Puerto Rican, played valve trombone with a number of other top bands before going with the James orchestra in 1944. The composer of "Perdido and many other song hits, he still writes music in his spare time, both as a hobby and a highly profitable second career. The festival program also will in clude the Hour of Charm All Girl Orchestra, under the baton of Phil Spitalny.

In addition to the offerings of the ensemble. Spitalny will present a number of fine soloists, led by the orchestra's concert mistress Evelyn and Her Magic Violin Then there will be Alec Temple- ton, wizard of the keyboard and mas ter of musical satire, whose "im pxovisations" on last year's program elicited thunderous applause and cries of "more, more!" Another famed soloist will be pe tite Dinah Shore, the Southern songstress whose warm, mellow notes have enchanted millions of radio and television fans and movie coers. Dinah will appear strictly in per son at the festival, however. Chere will be no radio or television broad cast of any part of the colorful pro-pram. MARCHING BAND BEAMS The audience also will see and hear the famed Marching Band Beams 225 bandsmen who will drill in the amphitheater and light the thrilling production with thousands of twinkling bulbs on their instruments nd uniforms.

The Marching Band Beams first appeared at the stadium during the (FOlIOJd) I Ford's big, beautiful, and buyable for '501 A look will show you why Ford was awarded fhe New York Fashion Academy's Gold Medal as "Fashion Car of the Year." And a "Test Drive" will introduce you to Ford's "Big-Car" comfort and solid roadability to the "sound-conditioned" quiet of Ford's sturdy "Lifeguard" Body. Cancer Luncheon Will Hear Admiral Rear Adm. Logan Carlisle Ramsey, U. S. N.

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Vandenberg Mich), and his wife are out of the hospital. The Senator had been recuperating from a tumor operation at Georgetown Hospital. Mrs. Vandenberg was taken to the hospital in a critical condition two weeks ago. She has suffered several illnesses since undergoing two major operations three years ago, her doctor reported.

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