Show I IA I A IVASH WASHINGTON I BYSTANDER J I I I IBY BY HERBERT C. C PLUMMER I WASHINGTON One l A S II I N G T 0 One of the thc Great greatest st collections of Latin Amen can music extant has been n gOtt gotten D together in fn Washington and is available avail avail- able t tt the Pan Pan- American Amedean union to all who are int lest l'est l'- l' est cd Everything E native na- na tive to the 11 v ni r world Orld is liei he 4 From the U us of tl the e Incas to l te lf s tiles dies of the HIe mu mo ems all are ale in eluded itt in the tho co lection le tion This music L the new worl i ito to be presented tr ci the old within a afew afew few months b by an American band Captain Ca William WilIlam T J. J Stannard leader lead leal er cr of the UnIted d States army band ban sith with ith h hs s beEn working for weeks weel s Franklin Adams of the Ameri can union evolving musical l pro pro- for presentation at the l o e Am American rIcan exposItion at Se Spain The band will be of tIlls s country's exhibit at the i- i tion The rho show will be a ott of t a little wends odds fair for tor the 21 AnueZ- AnueZ and Portugal can re Spain GOLD MINE OF fF MUSIC Captain Stannard turned to the Pan m Pan union for help after he had Lit hit a a. snag in preparing his programs of native North American music When you ou have played a afe afew few fe negro spirituals half a dozen folk sons songs and the 1 latest jazz hit youre you're about through with the musIc or of the United States Ia says s 's the captaIn cap cap- tail taIn But now that he has access aCCe to rican Latin on his hav have largely larely disappeared red I ft I In-Cl In IncIdentally tins IS true un L time In history th band has ever gone so far fal- fale e the borders rs of this country on such suh a Its It 9 erS e men in the army are a e eager ti to be off Thelo Theio are aro three service bands bands- the marine the army and the navy In the national capital and all are crack outfits Washington them for granted listening to them In the parks parIes two or three a times a week in the summer and twice aday a aday day on the radio in the winter LIKE THE SERVICE How Ho their their- leaders get such musicians musi- musi clans is quite a mystery for critics have said Bald there are no better ban bands s sin in the ti-ic world Pride or of service awl pride of uniform ma may explain it it It ItI t could hardly be the pa pay for m ration runs from 72 to a month with 19 a d driy for subsIstence tence It Is not travel for the theban ban bands ds seldom leave Occasionally one makes a concept tour but aU all of the if earnings tiny go to charity The are not permitted to make ma any Profit from their Members of the b bands are not rat d for pa pay as musicians but lS l'S soldiers One of the three highest paid men In the navy band fol fo exAmple ex- ex Ample is a trap drummer One ot of the lowest Is n a crack violinist Almost every ery one i servin for a fraction of what he could get In n a commercial cal band barid |