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rA PART 1 PACK In. CHICAGO SUNDAY TRIBUNE: MARCH 26, 1939. FACTOR'S INCOME CIGARETTE BURNS Flower Show ExJiibit MOTH HOLES IS OVERASSESSED; REBATE GRANTED Story in adjoining column. CROWDS SWARM LIKE BEES TO FLOWER EXHIBIT The internal revenue department tral police that Evans and his companion, Martin Suchor, 4059 South Maplewood avenue, had entered a room on the second floor, and that when' he attempted to question them they struck Evans denied the charge. He asserted that several truck drivers attacked him and his friend.

Evans and Suchor will be arraigned tomorrow in State street court on charges of disorderly conduct. Evans was suspended on recommendation of Cap t. Walter made a fortune in the financial markets of this country and England. In 1932 he was kidnaped for ransom by a gang, three of whose members went to prison. The Factors are now living in Los Angeles, Cal.

The government bureau stated that methods used in its audit overstated the true net income of the Factors for the years 1923, 1924 ,1925, and 1932. At one time the government claimed $528,423 in tax deficiencies, penalties, and interest. Last fall Factor settled for $120,029. OUST POLICEMAN ARRESTED AFTER ROW IN BUILDING Policeman Charles Evans of the En-glewood station was suspended temporarily by Commissioner Allman yesterday several hours after Evans and a companion were arrested in a disturbance in the "Hearst building, 326 Madison street. John Cleary, a watchman, told Cen- announced yesterday at Washington that John Factor and his wife, Rella, had been overassessed $375,984 in in REWOVEN LIKE NEW IN CLOTHES.

LINENS AND RUGS Don't Wear SHINY CLOTHES Remove the Shine to Look Like New AMERICAN WEAVING CO. 5 M. Wabash, Kesner Bldg Pea. 1693-4 come taxes. The government refund ed only $14,028, because the remainder of the taxes never was paid.

Factor, a former west side barber, 13 Annual Show Opens on Navy Pier. BY HOMER NEISZ. Jy It ft 1 Build Your Home with Hnes 1 3t TRIBUNE Aldine Square," the exhibit of the Kenilworth Garden club at the flower show on Navy pier. --tZM Precision Lumber Let Hines Bonded Precision Lumber be your guide to buying and building this spring. This better lumber is your guarantee of a sturdily built home, and is used and recommended by contractors and archi.

tects who cherish the value of a good name and a reputation for quality. For full information on this better lumber, phone your nearest Hines, Yard. the list. Chopin's youthful Introduction and Polonaise Brillante. a stu pidly written piece, and Weber's CELLO MASTERY OF PI A TIG ORSK Y.

IS REAFFIRMED eaually questionable Theme and Vari Thousands of home gardeners and City apartment dwellers streamed onto Navy pier yesterday for opening of the thirteenth annual Chicago flower show. The opening jdayi attendance was 18,500. The show, prepared by women members of the Garden Club of Illinois and planned to reveal the history of gardening and home architecture in the state, will be open to the public each day from 10 a. m. to 10 p.

m. through next Sunday. Interest centered yesterday in the historical scene which shows houses end gardens of Galena about ninety years old. This display has been awarded the silver medal of the Garden Club of America as being the outstanding exhibit of the show. The Galena display was prepared by six suburban garden clubs.

Junior Gardeners Attend. Many of the visitors yesterday were school children, many of whom had helped build the exhibits of the junior garden clubs. The show management has made Bpecial provisions for the comfort of 9 visitors as they make the long trip down the pier, viewing the exhibits. Displays are arranged to give more room and easier access to points of interest than in former years. There are park benches along the way and soft music reaches all parts of the exhibiton hall over a public address system.

The large displays of cut flowers will be kept fresh throughout the show by adding new blooms. The arrangements of some of these displays will be changed daily. They have been assembled to form mass effects without making it difficult to see and study the individual bouquets. From Pot Plants to Big Gardens. Educational features show every type of planting and arrangement from pot plants and small window boxes to large formal gardens.

Special delegations from downstate garden clubs will attend the show tomorrow. Among them will be more than 300 members of the Springfield Civic Garden association. Included in tomorrow's out of town guests will be 150 delegates to a regional meting of the National Council of State Garden Clubs. They will come from Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Iowa, and Missouri. Mrs.

O. W. Dynes of Hinsdale, general chairman of the flower show, is president of the national council. AT 103, HE ADMITS HE IS GETTING ALONG IN YEARS A good cigar and a glass of beer. That's the life for Arpad Sabados, ations, profited from Mr.

Piatigor sky's lively imagination and Immense rhythmic impact. The program also NEW HOME INFORMATION included a student piece by Debussy and an Intermezzo, rescued by the soloist from an antiquarian shop last year. Valentin Pavlovsky collaborated magnificently at the piano, supplying The attractive Cape Cod house illustrated has three bedrooms and can he built in the Chicago territory on the F. II. A.

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Piatigorsky must inevitably be rated one of the most commanding masters of a stringed instrument in this present generation. Possibly he is not always faithful to the highest perfection of which he is capable either in dexterity or In musical But despite momentary lapses in which he did not quite see the necessity of putting in all the notes in rapid passage work although he could have been completely accurate if he had cared to be, his playing still remained the most exhilarating of any cellist today. Maintains Constant Interest. The constant interest inherent In Mr. Piatigorsky's playing lies chiefly in the fact that he requires every phrase, every measure to explain itself to his audience.

There are no dead spots, no places in which he simply plays along waiting for something striking to attract his special attention. His phrasing is always plastic and full of variety. His tone is multicolored and ranges in dynamics from a whisper of a pianissimo to a tremendous full-bodied eloquence. There may be other cellists whose taste runs to a purer classicism and who disdain the touch of theatrical-ism which tinges everything Mr. Piatigorsky does.

But for the musical public in general I doubt whether any other cellist possesses an equal gift of keeping every measure he plays wide awake, vivid, and communicative. Trogram Is Well Built. Last night's program displayed a commendable tendency to stay away from trite war horses of the cellist's too cramped repertoire. Sonatas by Handel, Mozart, and Beethoven began Vfallboard Values That Make Remodeling Inexpensive! NU-WOOD Tile or plank designs smart tan or cream colors that save decorating expense very easy to apply. Per sq.

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