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Evening star., 1943-05-09
BrOekman Has an Idea
Take the Drum Beats Out of Jazz
And Achieve Real American Idiom
BY Jean Meegan.

conductor of the National Opera
of Holland. and directed the
OrcheStras of the Royal French
Opera and the Holland Civic Opera
in Neusterlitz, Germany, but he is
currently enthusiastic about muSi-
clans OF our own Middle West, who
he says ARE most amazingly tai
ented"
Broekman'S ideal musician is not
one who slaves in the alleged pic
turesqueness of poverty, but one
who makes several thousand dollars
year. Yet he is contemptuous of
the fashionable system in the high
musical brackets of this country
which imposes upon composers and
directors the obligation "to push a
helluva cookie and hold a helluva
cup Of tea
He wants to write symphony
that will leave a cultural mark on
America. because he had to write
one in Hollywood in 1888 to pay his
rent. This tall. heavy headed man.
who still retains cultural Dutch
Qualities in his voice and looks as
though he might be quite at ease in
wooden shoes, wrote Americas first
Negro symphony and called it "Har-
lem Heab'n."
You can't says he. "be a bum
and write a symphony
Evening star., 1943-05-09
On the Air Today

WT0P, t2;O0-Trans Atlantic Gall: From
San Antonio Tex. and written by Alan lomax.
WRC, 1230-That They Might Live: shir.
ley Booth as an embttered young nurse.
WMAl, 12:3O-Moihen Courageous: A long
salute on Mothers Day.
WRC. 200-Chitdgo University Round liable:
Is the Good Neiehbor Policy Here TO Stdy!-
Eric Johnston, president Of the Chamber Of
Commerce, among others.
WRC. 2OO-John Charles Thomas: Songs for
mother.
WT0P. 3OO-lB5 symphony: Howard
Barlow conducts Beeihovsns Emperor" Con.
terto Robert (ssadesus, soosD, the "Leonore
Overture No. B."
WRC. 3:00-Rationng Report: A war mother
and war worker talks with Ernest lindIey.
WhAl. 3;15-Wake Up. Ameritd: Should
Collective Bargaining Include Factory Fore,
men! n!'-distused by factory foreman and a
College professor.
WT0P. 400-Donn. 0ulntupIets sing as
ihe7 ehFISfen five cargo shics.
WI0P. 4:30-Psuse That Reieshes: Oscar
levant and Frank Parker.
WPC. 500-Summer Symphony Frank Black
conducts premiere Of KabaIeykys Concerto No
Z for piano. Gnkds Overture 10 Russian and
lutniIIa," pimskyKorskow5 "capritto e.
paqoor' and TseheikowskVs "Narehe SlN"
VOL, 5;00-hohers Day Mrs. Alexander
thomson. American Mother for 1943." and
muse.
WhAL 5:30-hustaI yee'maken: Perform
ing buy abomber bond rally.
WhAl. 6:o5-Reres 10 Romants Popular
sorgs Of the day by Buddy Clark and Dave
Bfcekman's Orchestra.
WRC, 730-Band Woqan: Eddy Howard
WkAl 7:30-0uiz Kids: Mothers Of the
kids are guest contestants,
W10P, 730-We. 'he People: oph Director
prentlM Brown makes an important announce
men'
WRC, 80o-htCsrhy and Bergen: Victor
Moore and William Gsyton. and psychologist
VOL, 8;00-Aneriean Forum: Rolling Back
Prizes"
WMAl, s;3O-Ssnctum hysfery One Must
Die, the morgue door swings wide
HT0p, o00-Lis'enen Digest: Michael
0hed in iona Gale yarn.
WNAL, o:t5-Basin Street Music Society:
Fathers Day on Mothers Day.
WI0P, 930-Fred Allen: AKIN TsmroH.
WRC, l0:00-Hour Of Charm AII.Innq
Berlin.
WT0P. I0:30-Nan Behind the Gun. Ma
rlne' rout J5ps al hdwsv
HRC, lt05-landS Of Free Dr.. Leo Rowe.
dFsTor general Of The pan.tmeritsn Unton.
WNAl, i'i5-Free World Theater Jsncs
Ca1nel IN Last viii and Testament Of John
Smith.
WpC f'30-lIni~hed Hon1ons trecon
Of 2o0,inth ieIeyope.
Evening star., 1943-05-09
NEW YORK.


Heresy is as much part of David
Broekman's musical life as his
baton, but it was no eccentric whim
or desire to reverse the established
order of things that made him direct
the opening program of his new
radio show, Here's to Romance
tWMAL-Blue, Sundays at Sos
PM, sitting down.
Long haired. Holland-born, David
had to fetch his tonal effects from
the 30-piece orchestra and choir
without any of the traditional aero
battles Of conductors.
During certain lively passages he
was able to get to his feet only be-
cause of the strength he had gained
from a blood TRANSMISSION half hour
earlier. Thus an appendicitis COM
plication gave a Sunday evening
audience in the Blue network studio
view of something new in musical
conducting.
This innovation was merely by
chance, but Broekman has precise
notions about a new creative setup
in music that would change the
listening pleasure of the country.
His campaign is to take the mad
denlng m-pa pa out Of jazz. IF
a composer Of contemporary music
would draw line through the drum
beat, perfect counterpoint would
result II would be true American.
not pseudo -Afrlcan-and Just as
pure and arls,ocratic as Bach" says
the maestro.
Aristocratic Like Bach.
"One day somebody who prob
ably won't know what he's doing
will come along and harness Jazz
1t will be mostly a mathematical
trick and whoever does it won't
make any money Al it, but it will be
an important moment for contem-
porary music-I'd like to be the one
to do it
Broekman has spanned a wide
musical epoch. When ne was IA he
was enthralled with the pious chants
Of Cesar Francks. Today he saws
"Artie Shaw is really terrific"
One of his early professional eX-
ercises in this country was as first
vlolnist under Toscaninl in the
New York Symphony Orchestra.
Now his faith is in crooners. He
claims they can read music better
than any Of the important opera
singers
He h2s been concert manager Of
The Hague Symphony Orchestra,
Evening star., 1943-05-09
The Week Ahead
Monday.

Monday.
VOL. 7:30--Amerita At War: "A Letter
From The Front"
WpC, 800-(svsItads Of Amsri,a: Edward
ArroId in Fat Girl"
WhAl. S:30-1rue or False: Editors vs..
secretaries
WpC, 9OO-voorhs.' Orchestra: Jos.
Iiutti.
WTop, 9oo-psdio 1h.st.r: Now, voy.
dger"
WINK, 905-5ymphony Hour; Bseihoy.n's S
Emperor" Concerto.
"1op, i000-5ussn Guild Play: Johnny
Eane;."
wRC, 1O;3O-Informstlon, Please: 6eorq.
Denhy sitting in.
WR(. 7:30-Saute 10 Youth: Sub hunt by
bIImp.
W1op soo-lghh Out: Murder in The
Sept Department"
WMAl, S:30-DutFy, Tavern. AKIN 1sm.
roff.
Wpl 9O0-Batts Of sees Tenant; vs..
su,snn'snd5nfs
WhhL. ooo-Famou, Jury 1rials. EsI.
murder mystery
HIop, 93o-suIpen,e. Paul Lvk:, and
bIst.nalI murder
NNAL. 930-5po'Ig1' Band. Cab Gallo
WAYS.
"Wednesday
VTop, a00-Bsroer and Kaye Sue RYAN.
VOL. 630-Tam q Gard: Wall, Butter
WORMS dui1
W4t 900-Edde C5nsor Judy tanoa
WhAL o30-5rotilqht Bands Bob Chester s.
WpC, o30-kr. District Attorney fo'Is q
'raneup.
WT0r. 10 0O-Gresi MUSIC Moments: Sol.
dIeN fayor'es.
thursday.
WDC 7;30-sob Burns PVT. Frant loeYer S
l6tet' song by the Slltk.y
WloD 8:o01Grapeyjn. Rancho: Alan Hale
WNAL 830-1oAn Meeting Must the
United Nations Control the Education Of the
aYi; peopes''
WTOp s:3o-Desih Valley Dsw: A woman
Incjfr figh'er
VIM, oo5-Synphony Hour: Ballet MUSIC
nv CIutk.
Wpc, q:30-Pudv VsIIes Donald Meek
VOL. II;tS-Wonen Correspondents: Forum
on , tgrrsn' topic
Wp1 il;30-NeX World Music From Mex.
10 City,
Friday
Wpf soo-Frank Black Concert 'Yreu'1s-
Ettd-" IS featured
N1op sno-Ka'e 5~th. From POINT on
Tho West Coast
VIVA, s3o-Nse' Your Navy Bluey:tke',
'rr- tAs Great ak-5 Naval S'a'or
VOL 93o-DoubIe o. Nothing John resd
Kno, quN with nus''
Wpt s3o-AIIT,n' H' Parade; Martha
N'~sr' becomes rev solol5t
WINK. nt5-Treasury Star Parade Cuerrl,
las on Crete
saturday.
WRC. 7oo-Air Mail Anniversary. Post.
n.ster Genera Frank Walker and others,
WPt. 7;30-EIIeV Queen; Murder betsuss
Of Peruvian treasure
WhAL, St5-bosion POPS: Arthur Fede:
tondutts ponuar fsyories
WT0P o:45-SsturdN Ssrenade; Jesslta
Dr51one''s and Bill Perry
WpC. I0:oO-Sports Aewsreel; Margaret
llnd5sy
Evening star., 1943-05-09
A Word From Hope
On Mosquito Problem
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
Bob Hope reported to Paramount
while back with his face covered
with Jumps.
Measles? OF course not!" he said
Those are from Catalina flying
fortresSes!"
He explained that he'd gone to the
island to entertain men in the
Merchant Marine, and had ended up
entertaining mosquitoes which were
as fast as P-3S's and as big as heavy
bombers.
Their meat must be rationed
too" he went on. Were they thick
They were black and blue from
humping into each other."
Evening star., 1943-05-09
Loper Is a Man
For Improvisins
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Don Loper and Maxine Barratt
were rehearsing dance number
One step consisted of Dons hold
ing Maxine by the wrists and slid
ing her quickly across the floor
on her heels. Z
Usually this works beautifully
But this time Maxines heel went
spinning.
When Maxine complained that
Don had done the routine a little
roughly, he turned to a bystander
and rernsrked:
sometimes I just let her go
right out Of the scene! Then l get
IN there and start muggin'!"
Evening star., 1943-05-09
How To Save Ration Points

Welch5 Grape Juice is richer IN energy
value than the leading fruit juices.
1t is so rich. 1t can be diluted with a
water and still taste delicious. When
served this way. 1t takes less ration
points than any Of leading fruit or
vegetabl juices. Serve Welchs regu-
larIy and save ration points.
Evening star., 1943-05-09
Evening Stor Features

Star tashss-lafes news Monday throuoh
Ffo7y; WNhl al $50 an. and ass p.n.
hraIwis Of The wesks news by lothrop Stod
dard Sunday al 1870 an.
hmcrtss Stories; Elementary uhoos' series.
W"Al al rs pm.
Schools for VlttoY-Junior5sro Noh and
vot5tona schools joint series. demonstrating
ro'e Of youth in wartime; WNAL, Wednesday
al 2t5p pm
National Radio Forum-pubIic officials dis.
GUS problems Of current interest; WAL
Wednesday al t035 pm.
News for Sehoois-News Of The world bro,d.
cast esretla'ly for classroom listening; WhAL,
thursday al us pm.
Evening star., 1943-05-09
How to guard your
Weight and
Energy
during food rufioninq

From all information We have been able to
gather. America will probably eat more
starchy. fattenlng foods this year than
ever before. That's why. now. more than
ever, you must guard your weight to avoid
putting on pounds of ugly fat And here's
probably the easiest way to do this YOU
ever read about. Simply mix u glass; of
Welchs Grape Juice with i glass" of
water. Drink before meals and at bed
time. and this remarkable action follows.
First, YOU have less desire to eat starchv.
fattenlng foods. Thus, you cut caloric in-
take without having to suffer a hungry
moment. Second the natural dextrose in
Welch's is quickly consumed. This regime
not only aids nature in consuming Excess
fat, but increases energy at the same time.
You lose fat naturally: look and feel bet
ter. Don take chances on gaining weight
during food rationlng. Get genuine
Nelch's Grape Juice today, and follow
this verified way to lose weight. The
WEIGH Grape Juice Company. Westheld.
NY. *s OF. glass.
Evening star., 1943-05-09
impression Made
By the Associated Press

Esther Williams has decided that
there NAV be something in public
ltv. after all.
The other day her studio told
her cameranan would he around
to take home sitting Of her
During the process, Fsther made
the beds busted the living room
vacuumed the carpets, put a roast
IN the oven and prepared lunch.
Evening star., 1943-05-09
Gag at a Concert
BY the Associated Press

George Pals actors NAV be pup
pets but they have sense Of humor
One scene in "Jasper's Music Les
son" shows A boocie-Woogle con-
cert in Carnegie Hall The audi
ence consists Of IS replicas Of little
Jasper, the colored pickaninnv who
il one Of Pals most popular
characters.
With the same features. same
painted tuXedos one little Duppet
turns TO another and remarks.
Haven't l seen YOU some place
before?'
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-12-24
CIO Gives
70 War Chest
Continued From Page l

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Kent-O Owens, S2,755.80; Chase Bag,
$675.8O; Harbauer Co., $385.70;
Toledo Terminal Warehouse, $500;
Great Lakes Warehouse, $18; Gas,
Coke and Chemical Workers,
$471,50; Toledo Machine e. Tool,
$518.75; Kobacker Furniture Co.,
SIS; Dura, S3,O83.53; Buckeye
Glove, $67O5; Woodlawn Gene
terry, Local 81, Sal; Newspaper
Guild, Toledo Blade, $260.75; To-
ledo Times $3.50; Art Museum,
$127; Unitcast Corp, $1,000; B. II.
Baker, $194; Wine Railway, S23;
Toledo Paper Stock, 1925.
Spicer, $11,748.13; Tillotson,
$65.5O; Local IL, $3.50; Auto-Lite,
$1O,89O2O; Champion Spark, $l3,-
675.1O; DeVilbiss $5,51722; Lac
lede-Christy, $3.50; Aylin g
Reicher, S2O.25; Burt Foundry,
$27; To le d. Pipe Threading,
$23255; Swartzbaugh, $414.4O;
Toledo Standard Commutator,
$1,362; France Foundry, $O6.96;
Toledo Porcelain Enamel, $175;
Hall Mfg. Co., $866.10; Airway,
$1,157; Ensign, $3.50; Surface
Combustion, $1,O2O.SO; City Forge,
$4,000; Peerless Plastics, $1,25O.-
20; City Machine, SLIT; National
Supply, $500; Usona, .$11; Buck
eye Paint, $65; S. NJ. Jones,
$2O1. 20; Lakeside $1O3.25; Amer
ican Can, $293.6O; Welever, $3.50;
Rathbun-Jones, $52S; Acme Spe-
cialty, $92; Toledo Pressed Steel,
$419.2O; Gordon, $198.50; Mather
Spring, S943.5O; Acklin, 1868; To-
ledo Steel Tube, $106; Toledo In
dustriaI Rubber, S441.36; Peters
Stamping, $208; Ransom & Ran
dolph, 1921; Toledo Steel Products,
$94O50; Willys-Overland, $4,000.
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Sidney HiIIn'dn
Names Staff

WASHINGTON (FP) - Chair
man Sidney Hillman of the ClO
Political Action Committee Dec. 8
appointed four assistants as direc-
tors for these regions::
Director Irving Abramson, of
New Jersey, for New Jersey, Della
ware and Maryland.
Director John Kroll, of Ohio, for
Ohio, Kentucky and w. Virginia.
Director Roy Atkinson, of
w ash hing g t n, for Washington,
Montana and Idaho.
Director August Scholle, of
Michigan, for Michigan
John Abb and Lee Pressman
were appointed to the committees
legal staff.
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levy assessments. Union members
sustained their officers by refer
endum. The ITU constitution for
bids payment Of any sums other
than those specifically set out in
the constitution and bylaws eX-
cept on approval Of the member
ship by referendum.
The referendum resolution would
have inundated ITU officers to
resume payment of per capita to
the AFL provided the federation
agreed to cancel all past indebted
ness and definitely guaranteed
ITU autonomy. The way was
paved for the referendum by an
agreement between the AFL eX-
ecutive council and ITU officers,
approved by the Boston AFL con-
vention, in which the ITU would
retain complete autonomy.
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Woodmon. Spare
Them Trees

LANSING, Dec. 81 - Reports
have been received in the conser-
walton department of Christmas
tree cutters in certain parts of the
state who have been cutting trees
as large as six inches in diameter
to get 10-foot Christmas trees
from their tops. The rest of the
tree is then wasted. If such prac-
tees were to become widespread,
the cutting Of Christmas trees
might do serious damage to our
forest resources, conservation men
state.