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War Sub.COntracls and
DEFENSE AIDS

BROKEN High Speed steel tools repaired.
Welding Equipment and supply Company,
223 Leib Fltzroy 37i3.
DC. Engineering company--Hand screw
machine products. Telephone Trinity
1877.
DIE building is ourSspecalty. snethksmp
Tool and Engineering Co can save you
time and money. Call Plaza 5252.
EMBASSY TOOL MANUFACTURERS co.
1929 WOODWARD TEMPLE 2-436o
FIXTURE building Is oar specially.
Snethkamp Tool ana Engineering Co. can
save you time and money. Can Plaza 1922.
GLENFIELD Machine Tool Company
Tools. dies, gauges, precision grinding.
Prospect 0s27
HARRINGTON Tool Company Specializing
cutting tools. 1886 West Chicago.
Hogarih 0270
LATHE production work wanted up 10
90. Immediate service. Dearborn 1850.
IL MAY TEMPLATE SERVICE, io3is
East Warren Specializing templates.
Telephone Plaza oi12.
LEVELS REPAIRED makes 1850
Alma chalmers near houstoqJ. Pinsree
Iit5.
LUMBER available FOR additions and alter
atoms, prompt deliveries.
INTERSTATE ASPHALT s. LUMBER co.
Mound az io-Mie Rd 81. s4si
RELIANT Industries Designers and
manufacturers General machine work.
HOFarth a7p0
SPECIALIZING in circular form tools and
production. Immediate service. Twin
brook 1880.
STA%DARD Tool and- Manufacturing COM
pany. $500 Mcldrum. Special machin-
sry PLAZA 0a2S
TINE OPEN or Uss fixtures dies.
gauges Immediate service PLAZA $3.50
ULTRA LAP MACHINE co.
AT MCpOUGALL AVE. RI 1913
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UpholStering


AL tPHOLSTERING. res'yurr. written
guarantee. E-itre.'.' 1852 fireman.
Estimates Tt.'- t2-la
P CALL BFRE.S toy quality uphr.s'cri9g
1-1s3 GRAND RIVER DO .U6s
EASTiS Urn1ls'cr.as Fiuesf materials
Gu1rtu'e'g Workmarsrir Terms
--l.LS--A-la Inv nd Tier 7-pI-l TIE.
1921
FOR due workna0ship. call crane Uphoi-
steering $3.50 Mack PLAZA 2i7l
LIT FAMOUS restyie and rebuild your
living room suite. CAL TO $500.
CONSULT The er.sr.rI Real Estate list
irgs In the bir sunday Times Want Ad
Section
UNCLAIMED reupholstered furniture. Sac
rihrcd Eastern, 1898 GratiOt PL- $3.50.
EFuPHOLsTFR 2-PC S35
VIZ $40 BAZELL. 1905 Ferkeii
YOUR living nm suite made Ike new by
FIDELITY Uph CO. CaA OR. G7so.
CONSULT The enlarged Real Estate us,-
inEs m the biz sunday Times Nsnt Al
Section
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Miscellaneous for Sale

BOOK az knowledge 20 volumes 500
very clean e5as Byien. Dawson l7S5.
FOR WIRING and repairs. Rays Electric.
1913 Glauot.
kODAkS-- Movie CamerIes VIII sell, buy
exchange Acme Camera CO. 81 shelby.
LARGE selection bicycles. all sizes CGrosse
Poiate Bicycle). 1901 Mack. Tuxedo
2-f2dO
81 REX concrete mixer. $3.50. 1855 West
brook. Garfield 764f-J
CONSULT he enlarged Real Estate list.
ines the biz sunday Times Want Ad
Sec rln'
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BARGAINS IN HOUSEHOLD GOODS, APPLIANCES AM
Personals

Sscossssss
ADVISER. life reader. Mrs. Ross 20i5
Fort. Lincoln PARK, corner southfield.
Hours: 1913.
experience. Evenings 10. Sundays. 80
PeteTboro.
AFTER this date I will not be responsible
Tor any debts contracted by my wife,
Ella Ward. Fred Ward. 1919 Maybury
Grand.
ALL rs better when you know tomorrow.
Worried or troubled Consult mis- noted
medium. First time IN your city. Hours
90 daily. sunday 1915. 5it5 Second boule-
ward
ANNA sANGsTER. Spiritual CialyoyAnt
Reader-Daily Appointments. s74l Mack
lOliye g63i.
lAsTRoLoGER-Ev angenne Berry Read
ings 81. Appointments. Townsend 5-726s
IL Elmhurst Woodward.
AsTROLOGER Mrs Lena Manning
Cherokee Indian. Appointments. Tyler
6-77il 322i Mciraw
AsTRoLOGER PHOEBE CARTER-Con-
sultation daily very reasonable. ifs
Helen (near Jefferson).
.AsTROLOGIST- Madame Floye Problems
Truthfuly Solved ssii East Forest
Plaza 0Tss.
TROLOGER-Crystal La Belle; your
home or mine. 200 Westminster. Trinity
2-Osfs.
.AsrROLOGER g. Lowell. well known
Detroiter. popular In Florida. lafayette
032i
AT BILL CRAFTS GRILL~-Astrologer
Estelle Luncheon, drinks i2i John Il.
fdoWnEtairsJ.
ATTENTION. MADAME JAMES. Spiritual
Reader 1892 Clements 49, Appointments
Daily. Townsend s-0ss0
ATTRACTIONS sCoTCH MarFare, Enter
tains Monday. saturday ~ Lotus Tea
DAILY Readers IHfua M4Harle tee
Barbara lfi0 Broadway upstairs
BARBACLIA plaster for sciaucs, rheuma
usm i-cay treatment. 505S Chalmers
"BosKON" HINDU SYSTEM = Readings.
solves problems 2ssH West Grand boule-
ward Trinity l-5s6s
DIVINE HEALING - Improves, health
Reverend Hazel DsmrAu. lTil Fern
PARK Trinity i-l2s2
GET OUT OF DEBT Expert service End
worries! one place 70 pay. AVOID Sarnish
ments SATISFY creditors without a loan. al
,,,.,,rr, =, sqa p.-t,,, Tn1e, ~, s3t7
HAIR PERMANENTLY Removed MI.
tiple Electroisis Emilia BOccAbella
37s5 Gratiot. PLAZA 0s5o
MADAME EL1sE-U Unusual French reader
Sand and Fire s0lve your prohlems-lJve
bus nesr Columbia 27oo 4fi7 second, CO.
MADAME LOUISE ana character
reading. Hours 10 % Q. 1892 Avery.
MADAM -- As'rl'ogistt dauy read nEk
l545 West Garfield. RING Apartment
MRS RkYF-As'rologfs featured 81 state
Far 1897 Mreheu Plaza 1908
Pills ASD CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful ofhce treatment while working.
Doctor De swsrte Rscfal Clinic
5TiS Second uesr Palmer TRINITY l-T2i2
PROF ELTOS-ADNiSOR
t-tJFStfi r tffaS- Astty. ln-a,- IuesdAss 3.
Fridays untl O. closed Sundays ANS John
r tetNsen Erskins and Eliot Special 81
REVEREND LILLIAN LIE -- Church -
Christ Appointments daiIy 1850 West
Crara boulevard Tyler $3.50
TIE WISE Creole from Louisiana Read
fugs Divine Healing free advise Dr
Re- ai3 Fast vernon Ca~ylac 1925
EEAD Times Want A4s f9r profit use
trem irr results
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BEAUTIFUL extension table. chairs for
dinette. Si2, good anisn Kent Co,
1871 Lyernois Open evenings
BEAUTIFUL 3-pc bedroom set. dresser
led and chest. Martin. o7i7 Michigan.
BEDS. $500 Iceooxes. furniture base
burners Oh burners. s57l JOS CampAu
1859 West Warren.
BEDROOM sets consisting OF new bed
dresser and chest WITH Simmons springs
and innerspying mattress. complete, S7g 80.
ieIms Benson turr 1925 " Onward
BEDROOM SUITE with box spring mat.
tress. regular St3g outfit for $50
ALVIN FURNITURE 1851 W. Vernon
open evenings except Tues. and Wed
BEDROOM suite. walnut. bed complete
two lounging chairs. sacrificing Tuxedo
2352J
BRAND new eXl2 Administer rugs. beauti.
ful patterns; see. with old rug terms
Ken, Co, i544t Livernois. open evenings
BRAND NEW BEDROOM SUITES. S2s
CARsONS. 1900 GRAND RIVER
BUNK BEDS with springs. 2 mattresses,
new. S35. 1925 Woodward.
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"A BEAUTIFUL selection OF manufa ctur-
efs display sam pie living room suites
under $50 Why paso long price? Terms,
ALVIN FURNITURE 1851 w VERNON
open evenings. except Tues and Wed
A BEAUTIFUL exl2 Administer Rug. Blue
Leaf. used months. sacrifice, Sl7.
Mtcheips. 5000 Gratiot.
A BEDROOM suite, 3-pece. walnut dnish
slightly marred IN shipment SIS -,
terms. ALVIN FUN. 1851 West Vernon.
open evenn except Tues and Wed
BRAND new rv.ng room suite velour
cover COLI spring construction through
.lt. &7s. terms. Kent Co, 164fl Liverro.s
Open evenings
A CLOsEOUT ~ all new room outfits.
Beautiful Z-pc. custom tailored liNng
room suite. exi2 rug 3-pc modern bed !.
room suite, b0ucor chair and amps ?
throw rugs THIS choice offer while they
last 81 SIZE: terms. Crown. i737 Nichi-
gan. 5000 Gra'iot
4 FINAL selling - damaged and floor
sample 2-pc. sQrinE -tIe1 living room
suites many 20 choose from as low As
$40 terms. crown, 4737 Michigan, $500
Grst!ot.
a MAPLE bedroom suite brand new
choice OF vanity and dresser chest fun
size bed S49 terms Kent Co. 1891 Liver
nr.s open evenings
a NEW 3-riece bedroom suite poster bed
raomy chest and dresser walnut finish /,
sacrifice S2i. Mtchells. 5000 Grsuot.
RED mohair living room suite 2 piece
sample sac $50. MtcheIs 5000 Gratl'.
A REPOSSFSSFTI T5VT6E f7-ru HE1ro0r1
and Breakfast set al fer SO
BANK BLDG PASS GU RIVER. At 3RD
4 SELECTION of gorgeous studio couches
and dIyans VA assorted materials and
cn.ars Terms. Crown, iT37 Michigan
$500 Gratiot
A STUDIO COUCH
Makes twin or double bed, beautiful; t2e
terms Also large select ION 20 sofa beds.
Kent Co. 1881 Livrrnas. OGeu tNes
a APIECE reclaimed bedroom suite, only
S25. BERNEY. 6347 Mack.
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REBUILT cleaners, best selection al low
est prices. Call Regina Corp, CA 1895.
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ings IN the biz Sunday Times Want Al
Section
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StoUeS and Heaters

coal RANCE Water heater with tank
coal stove Dearborn 5sl6
ELEC RANGE-NestinEhouse 1870. real
bargain. $50. SUPERIOR. 1929 Cd River
CONSULT the enlarged Ren Estat, ust
ires Ia ths rig sunday Times Want A.
sectionl
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Storm Sash
Auction Sales

AUCTIONEERs for estates and individuals
500 East jefferson Phone Cmf rd 5234
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ilgs 10 he big sunday Times Want A.
Section
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Electric Washers

USED washers-An MAKES serviced. and
parts SHORTYS WASHER.
503i HAMILTON TT 1880
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Carpet, Rug Cleaning

BALLROOM DANCING COURSE 81 20
FREE PRACTICE DANCING NIGHTLY
TFfASC% school or DANCING
SO Ai-t4eti --4- a a rl--IF e. asia
LFAFS ballroom dancing quickly rsH
rs'rat SEQ ~ 90 Radio Page Ayag p
S,r4ri % Dancing. 4-a5 WocdVar9. a.
Carfe.f
READ ZINE. W41t AIS fet gralt-use
them ~ results.
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Al SEWING machines, vacuum. washer
repairing: Si0O Free estimates. BUY
Sell. Central Service, LEnox 5000
Al SEWING Machine repairing. vacuum
your home, 81. Free estimates. Vine
wood 1870
BARGAIN sale on sewing machines. Sing
ers, Whites, etc. Used in good condition.
Sl9s5 up. New electric. S4sq 5 up: guar.
SEWING MACHINE SALES co.
1873 Broadway, at Grand River CA 2Is3
3430 Grand River At TrumbulI TIE. i-T530
bl32 West Fort. al Military VI 1880
1884 Gratiot. near Seven-Mile AR. s3i4
Free Estimates on Repairs
WHITE. Singer etc, USED we repair all
makes. Phone PA O35s White Sewing
Machine Co, 1850 Library.
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them for results
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MATTRESS-SPECIAL
BROOM OUTFITS

0-KUUM OUTFITS
ROGERS FURN. 26ls r. GRAND BLVD.
Pc. Overstufed Living Room suite, S3g
1858 Gratiot at Baldwin
2. AND GROOM outfits SO and Up
1888 Gratiot az BALDWIN
ape, Matched Bedroom suite. x3g
1855 GrstiOt. a. BALDWIN
3-PC Chrome breakfast set table. 2
chairs. S2g Crystal Sl2S Grauot.
5-Pc. Porcelain Breakfast Set, $40
1855 Gratiot, at Baldwin
e-Pc Dining Room suite used, S4s
1853 Giat0t, a. Baldwin
sxi2 IINOLEUM. s. So Cash and carry
Lees. liS " MrNicho's 1881 Gra,iot.
exl2 Rug. Attractive Pattern. SIS
1885 Gratiot. al Baldwin
30-TNCH USED BEDS OR SPRINGS, 81
1865 GRATIOT AT BALDWIN
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BUS o. door hav rides sir IN rides 3
and ~ 'et G.r-rs f.r saie A.sp hursrs
boarded SsHa...e Stables .sl1u Nset
H"s 1898 &t:flA4Lr $50
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A BEAUTIFUL selection OF manufa ctur-
efs display sample living room suites
under $50 Why payo long price? Terms.
ALVIN FURNITURE. 1851 w. VERNON
open evenings. except Tues and Wed
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BROKEN High Speed steel tools repaired.
Welding Equipment and supply Company,
al Eftyrpy ITlh
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Electric Refrigerators
SeUing Machines

ICE REFRIGERATORs 50 Up
1855 GRATlOT, AT BALDWIN
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A BEAUTIFUL exl2 Administer Rug, Blue
Leaf used months. sacrifice, Sl7.
AlLIrhaIus hDOn Grailnt
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FIXTURE building Is oar speciality
snethkamp Tool ana Engineering Co. can
ave you time and money. Call Plaza 1882.
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5LENFIELD Machine Tool Company
Tools dies, gauges, precision grinding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

MBAssY TOOL MANUFACTURING co.
i23 WOODWARD TEMPLE 2-436O
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DIE building Is our especially. Snethkam
Tool and Engineering CO can save 50
time and money. Call Plaza 5252.
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80 -. - EIsctrLe.
si1a PADcIIFFE
$50

Covers % &c . inches thick.
HOOVER LUMBER co
$500 y NILE RID PROSPECT 49,
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BUNK BEDS with 2 springs. 2 mattresses
new. S35. 1924 Woodward
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d C. Engineering company-Hand screw
machine products. Telephone Trinity
Evening star., 1942-10-08

vices to attract customers. To bring
about universal adoption Of econo-
mics along this line may call for
administrative orders such as those
of the ONCE OF Defense Transporta-
tion on delivery and the Federal
Reserve Board on credit, it is added.
In this connection it is explained
that the Department of Commerce
and the ONCE of Price Administra-
ton are working on program to
enforce retailing savings. This, how
ever, the study says, is only a partial
solution, and If the present policy of
maintaining price ceilings is to con-
tinue, serious consideration must be
given to granting subsidies, as lob
viously there will be continuing
need for the performance of func-
tions Of wholesaling and retailing"
II subsidies are required to insure
the maintenance of these functions,
the report continues, they should
be viewed as a part of the war
effort"
That the plight of little business
is desperate has been evident for
months. The creation of the Smaller
War Plants Corp. to facilitate the
conversion OF manufacturing estab-
hshments for war production offers
hope, as does the act passed some
time ago to permit the Reconstruc-
tion Finance Corp. to purchase or
make loans on the stocks of dealers
in rationed commodities. There is,
however, vast field outside of these
two areas presenting problems which
still are untouched.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
Little Business

A bleak picture of the outlook for
the small retailer is drawn by a new
Department of Commerce study
which lends support to the recent
declaration of Undersecretary Wayne
c. Taylor that 800, 900 concerns would
close their doors in 1943.
A monograph given to the Senate
Small Business Committee presents
these principal conclusions:
Because of the demands of war
and the scarcity of raw materials,
civilian consumption in the next
year will have to be satisfied with
about 10 per cent Of the total out
put Of durable goods, and go per
cent of non-durable. This durable
goods level will be below that of 1892,
and dollar sales will be of about As
per cent from the previous year. In
non-durable lines, consumer sup-
plies will approximate the 1885 level,
and the dollar business will be down
u per cent. Because OF higher
prices, consumer expenditures will
be about the same as those Of 1870,
despite the fact that buyers are get
ting less for their money. At the
same time. the retailers are facing
higher operating costs, which are
traceable to increases in wages and
in the prices for supplies and equip-
ment, and also to their inability to
reduce f1xed charges IN proportion to
the decline in sales.
Looking to possible relief from this
squeeze" the report argues that II
will be necessary for business to
abandon some Of the services that
have been used ~ competitive de-
Evening star., 1942-10-08
THIS AND THAT
BY Charles Z. Trace,cell.

take on some of the smoothness Of
sophisticated society.
Bruckner did not.
Born a countryman, he remained that
way all his life.
When a great conductor played one Of
his works to his liking, he tipped" the
man small coin, as token of gratitude.
He always wore a coat too short for
him. and trousers too large and baggy.
His talk was strictly rustic.
Yet he composed nine great musical
works, unlike those of the master, Beeth-
oven. yet wonderful works, on any fair
hearing.
Too often listeners do not give these
long symphonies fair hearing
Having been brought up, as it were,
on the Beethoven symphonies, they
listen for something like them, and,
not hearing it, find themselves dis
satisfied.
1T sounds like every symphony you
ever heard" said some one, on hearing
Bruckner's fourth, or Romantic" SYM
phony.
1t was pertinent criticism, in a way,
because symphonies do, of course, sound
hke-well, symphonies.
Bruckner came between Beethoven
and Wagner and was great admirer of
both. There are echoes of each in his
work.
Mostly, however, his work is his own
1t lacks the definite structure OF
ND 1Fn
fer their music in neat packages.
The Bruckner symphonies abound in
the most violent contrasts, musically
speaking. The themes are so simple that
some listeners are likely to underrate
them.
The opening of the fourth symphony
is one of the most beautiful in all music,
and yet it is really theme on two notes.
Bruckner's symphonies have many
| long rests, which are somewhat disquiet-
| ing to the modern mind and ear.
He has way of winding up to climax
which never quite comes OF, but that
seems to be true to life, if not to music.
1t has been said that no one who falls
| under the charm of Anton Bruckner's
music will ever desert him, but will love
| him forever, and be a continuing force
| in the spread Of his music.
There is only faint, slightly formal
echo of his everyday life in his music
When he wrote music, he was no
countryman, but genius, whose music
echoes in the heart today as Of old, If 1t
Is given the chance.
We would suggest to any one who Is
| interested that they listen, on records,
to the fourth and ninth symphonies.
Do not try to be critical but just listen.
If you listen too hard you are likely to
compare him with others, and that is
the sure way to miss the message OF his
music. Read, or even listen to some one
talk-not too loudly-on the radio. On
a second hearing. you will find that
Bruckner's music is yours, too.
Evening star., 1942-10-08
The British Empire

A recent editorial in the Manches-
ter Guardian, one of Britain's out
standing liberal publications. directs
the attention of the British people
to a question which deserves more
careful consideration in this coun-
try than it has received.
The editorial was devoted prima-
rily to a discussion of the relations
between the British and the Amer
lean people, and, the necessity of
maintaining and improving these
relations now and after the war.
With reference to some of the OBJ
stacles to better understanding
which need to be overcome, the
Guardian said: THE American con-
viction that British talk of postwar
cooperation means that Americans
are to underwrite the old British
regime, which is patiently obsolete,
is not the least serious of the barriers
to be overthrown. The British En-
pire Of the past, with its mixture of
paternalism and repression, has
plainly had its day. What Americans
ask is: What do we intend to do
about it?"
Possibly the Guardian over-esti-
mates the extent of American dis
trust of British motives with regard
to the fate Of the empire after the
war, but it cannot be denied that.
considerable number Of people in this
country would be opposed to the use
Of American resources for the MAIN
tenance Of anything resembling the
pre-war Empire of Great Britain.
This being the case, the effort Of the
British publication to bring the ques-
ton into the open is q commendable
one.
But 1t is not enough for any Amer
ican to think only In terms of the
dissolution of Britain's old empire.
II this should come to pass, there will
arise responsibility to participate i'm
The organization Of the new political
Evening star., 1942-10-08
"clEvY CHASE, Md.

Dear Sir:
Il note from tim to time that you
mention in your collmn The music Of
Anton Bruckner.
ITO me this is d utterly unknown
name and I wish Smetime that you
would give us an artae about him, who
he was, where he He'd and why you
like his music. ~
II gather that he wrote symphonies,
but none of my musidoving friends can
tell me anything abou the man, and not
q one has ever heardhny of his works,
with the exception II one friend,
phonograph record ernusiast, who said
that he had heard 4ei of Bruckners
symphonies, and that he only thing he
could remember about was that it took
considerably more thar an hour to play.
Certainly a. man wp could write
symphony that long rust have had a
great deal of perseverance, If nothing
else. Yet gather tht he must have
been able to win frienS for his music.
Il have taken up tn records myself
recently, having more less given up
listening to the radio, hot wishing to
hear myself threatened every time I
turn 1t on by some inEible bozo who
screams warning atme for doing
something or not doing amething which
he says is the salvation the Nation.
Sincerely ydrs, C. V. NJ"
Anton Bruckner was q Austrian COM
poser who lived betweerthe years 1924
and 1896.
He was the composefof nine SYM
phonies which some mussans and music
lovers-they are not necessarily synon-
ymous-believe not infepr to the more
famous nine written byBeethoyen.
He wrote few orga and religious
works, but these are not important.
The important works are the svm-
phonies, which even to tbs day are sell
dom heard in the concerhall, but which
undoubtedly some day ill be an i'm
portant part of the repstoire of every
great orchestra, and, nre than that,
an important part of te musical life
of the people
This will come about bea ause the music
Of Bruckner is great mug.
Only few persons kpw this today,
but, thanks to the model phonograph,
more are hearing this msic and liking
it, and realizing its essentl greatness.
We have to thank Vi9r records for
this. This organization the only one
which has any recording of Bruckner
1t presents excellent reddings of the
symphonies Nos. 4, 5, al 8.
4 *
The interesting fact ahut the life OF
Bruckner was that he VS. a man who
never grew, socially.
He was born a peasantand remained
a peasant all his life.
Most men who are gAiuses are al
ways slightly queer acdding to popu-
lar impression, but most them in time
Evening star., 1942-10-08
.Huskin's Answers
To Questions
By Frederic J. Haskin.

reader can get the anstnef to any
question OF fact BY aoriting Tbs Foe.
ming Star information Bureau, Fred
eric J. Hdskin, director, Washington,
d. c. Please inclose stamp for return
postage.
Q. Has Alaska . debit. K. r.
A. Under the Organic Act, the Terri
tory Is not permitted to issue bonds:
hence there is no Indebtedness.
@. What book has been called the
wisest in the world"?-S. B. A.
A. Don Quixote," by Miguel de Ger.
vantes, in its entirety has been 20 termed.
Q. To whom does the Antarctic con.
tinent belong?-C. K. d,
A. Parts of Antarctica have been
claimed by the United States, France,
Soviet Russia, Germany, Norway, Great
Britain, Argentina, Chile and Japan. 1t
is still only partially explored.
Q. What is the equivalent in civilian
earnings of the pay of = soldier?--R.
B. D..
A. The pay Of soldier, together with
his food, shelter, medical care and saw
ings in many fields. is approximately
equivalent to civilian earnings of S1,-
TOO year.
@. What is the purpose Of the Amer.
ican Bible Society?-D. D.
A. 1t was founded in 1916 with the
sole purpose of encouraging a wider cir
culation of the Holy Scriptures without
note or comment.
@. How long has Halley's comet been
known?-A. N. A.
A. It's history has been traced back
1000 years. HALEY first observed the
comet known by his name In 1882, and
predicted its return.
@. What animals never drink waterf
-E. S. D.
A. The koala of Australia, which re-
sembles a Teddy bear never drinks, OBJ
tanning enough moisture from the young
eucalyptus leaves on which he lives.
There are several types OF desert ami
mails, however, which probably never
actually take a drink, but obtain the
necessary moisture from their food, such
as plants or insects.