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MIXKIIFOLIS ROIKIKS TIIKKt 0 7 Mon, April 10. 1961 Ul Two Unitarian Groups Give Lively Concert 10:30 "Background," Dr. E. Ziebarth. I 1 By NORMAN HOUK Minneapolis- Tribune Staff Writer An all-Mozart cnnrprt KTCA-TV, Ch.

2 Monday MORNING 8:30 Training." Grade 9. 9:00 "Clock." 9:15 "Ya Hablamos Espanol," Grades 4. 5 and 6. 9:30 "Driver's Training," Grade 9. 10:00 "Clock." 10:13 "Ya Hablamos Espanol," Grades 4, 5 and 6.

10:30 i 's Training." Grade 9. 11:00 "Ya Hablamos Espanol," Grades 4, 5 and 6. AFTERNOON 12:00 "Driver's Training," Grade 9. 12:30 "Red Myth," Witold S. Sworakowski.

1:00 i 's Training." Grade 9. i wo ror mysics, topic, "Atoms and Orbits." Foreign Student Festival Begins Saturday at 'IT A taste of life in other lands will be presented Sat- urday and Sunday at the fourth annual Foreign Student given by the First Unitarian society chorus and orchestra Sunday night, with Thomas jumcir Nee conduct- "UilC inc. REVIEW .1 First num .1 (I lis for the first time that Minnesota has still another musical treasure to be watched and utilized. Track's way with the orchestra was easy, a simple directness of command bringing out a good response. Track is director of the St John's university male chorus and a former director of the Vienna Boys choir.

He has conducted that organization on tour in Minneapolis. Concluding portion of the concert was Mozart's Litany in B-flat (K. 125), with Nee conducting the chorus and orchestra. The soloists were Mildred Bullock, Frances Blacklock, Yale Marshall and Donald Maxwell. Lake Vermillion Resorts Sold 1:30 "Singing Together," Grade jt' Brooklyn Center Man Killed in Crash at Plato A Brooklyn Center man was killed Saturday when the car he was in left highway 212 near Plato, and rolled over.

His death, along with that of a Henning, man killed when his car plowed into a train, raised the state's 1961 road toll to 158, or 26 more than during the same period last year. Roy Dean McGill, 31, 2701 N. 64th Brooklyn Center, was riding in a car driven by Kenneth McCrimmon, 38, 1310 E. Franklin the highway patrol said. The accident occurred about 5:15 p.m.

Plato is 47 miles southwest of Minneapolis. McCrimmon suffered a skull fracture and a broken arm. He was hospitalized in Glencoe. Associated Press reported that Gilbert Trana, 49, Henning, died when his car. going about 40 miles an hour, crashed into a slow-moving Soo Line freight train near Henning.

His car was demolished in the smashup, which happened about 11:55 p.m. a. 1:50 "Komm, Lach und Lerne," Grade 4. ber was the Symphony No. 34 in (K.

338). Nee shaped up his 30 players so that the music came off well, in particular the vivacious closing allegro. The Coronation Concerto brought two guest artists to the platform, Micaela Mai-hart, pianist, and her husband, Gerhard Track, musical director at St. John's university, Collegeville, as conductor. With an even hand, a flair for elegance and smooth and blithe articulation, Miss Mai-hart made the piano part sing, revealing to Minneapo- 2:05 "Driver's Training," Grade unci nauunai oiuig icsuvai at the University of Minne- sota.

Foreign food, clothing, music, art and sports will be displayed in Coffman Union those days by university students from some 75 foreign, countries. The Pageant of Nations' variety show at 7:30 p.m. Sat-; urday in the Union main ball- room will include songs' dances and fashions from dozens of countries. A variety of foreign foods will be served from noon until 5:45 p.m. Sunday in the Union cafeteria.

Tickets for the festival may be purchased at the Union. PHOTO FOR THE MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE BY JOHN N. LYSFJORD 2:30 "Exploring Number Mysteries," Grade 6. 3:00 "Tea at Three." 6:00 "Adventures of Danny Dee," story. "Pancake's Box' 6:30 "Animals of the Seashore," topic.

"Basic Research in Marine Biology." 7:00 "Current Concepts in Rftnt Riirne A 22-foot cruiser, valued at $3,500, went up in flames Sunday DOQi DUrnS morning after a neighbor started a fire in a wire incinerator on the vacant lot where the craft was stored. Golden Valley Fire Chief Al Hanover said the blaze spread to grass, then to the boat. The fire occurred on a lot near N. Sorrell and Regent Golden Valley. Hanover said the boat was owned by James E.

Wegley, 2225 Vale Crest road, Golden Valley. Mathematics," St, Cloud State SPRING CLEANING SPECIAL POINT SPRING CHECK-UP only $5.95. Call FE 2-8522 SPOT VIRGINIA, Minn. UPI Two of the larger resorts on Lake Vermillion have changed ownership. Pehrson lodge, operated by Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Pehr-son, has been purchased by Mr. and Mrs. C. F.

Sorenson, Casper, Wyo. The Life of Riley lodge has been sold by Al Barnett to Milo Wical, Cedar Falls, Iowa, and Charles Bast, McGregor, Minn. college. 8:00 "Russian Area Study." Prof. Wesley St.

John. "Soviet Agriculture." 8:30 "St. Thomas Presents," Prof. Alfred Muellerleile. 9:00 "University Research Report," University's General Extension Division.

9:30 "At Home with Music," University of Minnesota. 10:00 "Great Books," Leibniz's "Discourse on Channel Chuckles Iladio TV 5:17 Soo Av. end Soo Lme tracks, gass 5.235632 S. 34th gross. 5 34 124 S.

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N. J. OP Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy Minn.) said Sunday Americans must teach accord on TELEVISION AND RADIO LOGS Published as a service to readers, at no charge to broadcasters.

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Friday in Sorin hall, St. Paul. McCarthy also will address a public session on American government and modern political thought in room 16 of the Social Science building at 9:50 a.m. Saturday. 13 Charged With Drunken Driving Minneapolis police arrested 13 motorists over the weekend and charged them with dcunken driving.

Police identified them as: John Ban worth, 23, Long Lake, Bruce Nelson, 23, 909 W. Franklin Floyd Nolan, 47, 3117 S. 42nd John Pearson, 30, Mead-owdale, Robert Melina, 24, 6333 S. 22nd Av Richfield. Robert Hilden, 24, 801 E.

14th Herbert Fish, 60, Rochester, Edwin Carlson, 53. 2415 E. 22nd Merle B. Christian. 38, 5405 S.

45th John Marjamaa, 36, 201 Glenwood Av. Karl Grahn, 60, 127 W. Grant Leonard Andert, 44, 403 W. Wheelock St. Paul, and Duane A.

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