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Songs—

OT ONOW is iri cakes Taskin
OTe SR cece Cesar Cui
Quintet..........000c0. Rimsky-Korsakow
(For Piano, Flute, Clarinet, Horn, and
Bassoon)

Songs— ‘
WT he BOUE iia cients . Taskin
“Spanish Serenade” ‘
Risse... csiecss ee Honegger

(For Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, and Piano)

Divertissemeit 2.55.00 .43 ve en Roussel

__ (Kor Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Bassoon,
Horn, and Piano)



ORCHESTRA PROGRAM



. On Friday and Saturday, March 27 and
28,:the Philadelphia Orchestra, will play
the following program:
Webecr—Overture, “Euryanthe”
Mozart—Concerto in D major, for Vio-
Wii and Orcnestta . 36.504. Carl Flesch
Schumann—Abendlied :
Bizet—Scherzo from Suite, “Roma”
Suk—Fantasy, for Violin and Orchestra
Carl Flesch
Liszt—Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2

RECITAL AT THE ACADEMY

On Saturday, March 28, at-2.15, Rach-
maninoff will give a recital. His program
includes a Gluck-Saint-Saens Air de Bal-

Jet, the Sonata Appassionata of Beethoven,

pieces by Chopin, ‘and other compositions’









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Graduate
-and Go;

You can travél

to Europe

and Back for as little as Cas bi

See a bit of the world before you settle down
to a real job. Get a fund of pep for a good
head start. Get a real knowledge of conditions
and affairs for a helpful background.

Here’s the way!

|r. FUGITA, '25, FINDS US KINDER

THAW SHE H&AQ EXPECTED.
Japanese Student Thanks Ammerica—Tells

df Overseas Club Plan.
“With your permission may | call this
Vesper service a iT hanksgiving—a thanks-
Americans from me ,a

@

giving to
Japanese,” began Taki Fugita,

ing in Cha&pel last Sunday.

you

Oe
25,

speak-
“It was nearly five years ago that for
the first time I was sitting in a little coun-
try Friends’ Meeting House. It was, so
quiet, s® simple, not the America I had
heard about in Japan. Then a little girl
stood up and said: ‘God is Love.’ That
was my first impression of your. country.
I,was so thankful that I had come.

“Two years ago | worked in a factory,
polishing 2900 false teeth every day. I
2 in_the factory because | wanted
tofknow America through different kinds
of Americans.
pected to. meet many prejudices and some
unkind treatment. But to my great sur-
prise [hada most wonderful two months.
How the girls .tried to shelter me when
I spoiled a whole plateful of false: teeth!
[ was thankful I had come to this country!
“It was a beautiful Sunday afternoon.
About 40 of us were sitting by Pocono
Then a gentleman stood up and

In the factory I only ex-

Lake.
informed us of the terrible earthquake
and the fire which devasted Japan. Then
he said: ‘If there is anybody who knows
about Japan, tell us the best way we can

offer our help?’ #Agdo not have to dwell
on the wonderful service.done by you
Americans. [ was%o thankful that I came
ta this country. — ou

“Then, came the, Exclusion bill. 1 am
neither bitter nor disappointed at your
country. I can understand the difference
between a certain group of Senators in
Washington, and Cliristian. Americans.
How many letters | frome my
friends, begging my forgiveness because:
It was more

received

Washington passed the law!
than I expected from Americans. I
so thankful I came to this country ‘to. be
given the opportunity, to know you.

am

“Please do not think I am flattering,
for I am not. ©Of course there are many
things which J had
nor heard, but this makes me feel more
close to you, for in Japan, too, I see the

wish | never seen

same-things-—repeated_over_and over again. one
“In . three am leaving this
country for my dear country, and as this

months |

is, | am afriad, niy last chance to be able
to talk to you in a group, | want to express
my gratitude to you, for I have had such
a lovely time these four years. “My désire
and prayer is that I too might be able

My friends
what ave call

How. many

to be of any service to you.
and I[ are talking of starting
an ‘Overseas Club’ in Japan.
Americans come to Japan and go away
Japan without the true

We, the members of ‘Overseas

from knowing
Japan!

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