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Evening star., 1943-02-04

York In the next few years. he said,
was to expose Fritz Kuhn, Nazi
bund leader, in the act Of emhezzling
funds Of his own organization. Mr..
Heym published this story in 1887
in his anti-Fascist German paper,
the German Peoples Echo. Three
years later the American Govern
ment sent Kuhn to jail on the same
charge, he said.
Next month Mr.. Heym, who is -
years old, will become Pvt. Heym in
the United States Army. Until that
time he viii continue to live in New
York and work on his second book.
Hostages" tells Of the lives Of
five observation-disclosures facing certain
death In the Gestapo prison cells.
His three purposes in writing the
book were to show the resistance Of
the Czech people to the Naxis, the
workings Of the Naxt mind and the
psychological processes IN the be-
havior Of men facing death.
Evening star., 1943-02-04
Chinese New Year
Opens tomorrow
With Fanfare Absent
Program ls Pionned
Al United Chino keljef:
Lion Parade SheIyed

Honorable memo to japanese na-
ton nom 6ehting Chinese people:
Chinese have ancient roeolut3on
TOR New Year. which, by their old
lunar calendar, begins tomorrow:
Wan TsA&-pay old debts.
Chtnese people vow resolution
VIII not su19er from breakaee ana
add pereonal guarantee to Japan
that old debt viii be paid-and
With interest compounded at Axis
rates.
Shelved this year viii be the ira
ditional ''lucly" Hon which weaved
down Chinatown's II street Ia times
past. In many shop windows IA
WAshlneton's Chinese section this
year might appear bold siens, road
ing:
''out Fighting"
Bsevs Uncle San.
For many grandsons Of China
here are settling their accounts for
the new year by fehting for Uncle
Sam. So many, In fact, are 'oslt
lighting" that the usual festivities
will be restricted to small parties In
Chinese restaurants and homes and
tho larger celebration from s to Z
pm. tomorrow at headquarters Of
United CHINA Relief, 1918 Con-
necticut avenue NV.
Many notables from the United
Nations, headed BY Chinese AM
hassAdor md Mime. Wei TAQ-fn1ng,
are expected 70 attend the latter
party.
Reckoned BY the lunar calendar,
China tomorrow viii start her
46l0th year Of continuous history.
In many Chinese homes where the
old customs are celebrated the &C.
tual festivities started last night and
viii oontinue for week or mare.
Boginnine Tomorrow, III 1lAtee are
wipod clean and every o1e II I yeAr
older, regardless Of the actual date
Of birth.
In. many old-faihionsd Chinese
homes On New Year eva candles Are
burned In honor Of ones ancestors.
while lanterns Are lighted ana
placed IA town halls and meeting
places tur every child horn In the
community dut1ng the year.
DarA sklte11hn Gel"
Many fanil1os, TN, CAREY On the
custom Of H. tu1nthg ot11ao Kun,
or "kltchen eod," )" before New Year
Day. Tsao Kun Is = silver-paper
edngy that watches over q household
for . year, than returns to heaven
to make : conduct report On the
family. The sod = MD 70 return
To- his kitchen altar at daybreak,
New Year Day.
A parade usually winds up the
New Year Day, With tie traditional
paper-mache lion roaring and
prancing q the hoad e the Line Of |
march.
Many OF tho Chinooe along H |
atreet have said they w1ll observe
The New Year tonight ana tcmor-
ron. but without the fanfare of past
years.
Events at IL .united China as,ief
headquarters WI continue through
the month. Tea viii - seEved to-
morrow. Expected TO attend the
opening i lli1 Yung Wang, Chinese
actress who escaped frum Japanooe-
occupied territory ~ diaoui1ang her-
self g m old man.
Evening star., 1943-02-04
Nokesville Ruritops : Elect,

MANASSAS. Va, FeE tSpeci61).
The Nokesyille Ruritau Club has
elected the following o1,cers for
1913: President, v. w Zhkle; vice
president. 81. T. Smith: secretary.
G. N. Beahm: treasurer, +. r. Shep-
herd; Board Of Directors, L. w.
Hun. ]. A. Hooker, g. 3. Fitzwater;
sergeant ct arms, s. q. Whetzel.
Evening star., 1943-02-04
Two Red Cross Drive
Vice Chuirunen Named

Robert n. Davidson, commercial
supervisor IN charge Of press rela-
16cSf for the Cl1eo = nqtdnac
Telephone a., and Earl Nash, exec
utive o61cer for the Bureau Of
1Eption Pictures Of the once cf
lthr Information, have been named
vtce chaifmen of public relations Tor
the Metropolitan Area Red Croas
War Fund drive. It. was announced
today.
Evening star., 1943-02-04
Dr.. CaIver's Work
10 Be Carried On
By Young Proiege
3l-Yeur-Old CoIored
Scientist Lobors to
Aid His Ruce

BY the Associated Press.
TUSKEGEE, Ala, Feb. 4.-The
famed scientific work Of the late
George Washington Carver Is being
carried on at Tlskeeee Institute by
= modest, 3l-year -old colored SCI
enlist. who was DR.. Carvers assist
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UNITED
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-13

MORE STEEL. Without
steel, not a gun, not a ship,
not a plane can be made.
Americas steel production
staggers the Axis. At United
States Steel subsidiaries
alone, more steel is produced
than in all of Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-13

The German High Command now admits
that U-boats are sinking less and less tom
mage. March losses of $4,000 tons
dropped to Ais ,o0OinApril, 372, 0O0inMay.
Prime Minister Churchill recently re-
ported;;". as result Of the May vic
tory and massacre of U-boats we have
had in June the best month we have
ever known in the whole 46 of the war;"
The United Nations combined production
of dry cargo ships in May set a record of
1875, 900 deadweight tons. By these figures,
ourlaunchings were Al times losses in May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-13

WORLDS RECORD OF 40 DAYS launching held this type
of destroyer by u S. STEELS Federal hyard This ecordhodng ship
yard completed dsoy for the Navy 1872 and shorter building
time other spard the country Pebrg started here way
back 1918 This single delivered GA completed ships 1912
three times its l941 record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-13

NEW DESTROYER ESc0RTS-frs ypehave already earned
the killers The Nays latest the problem
and 20mm Oekon AA They pack
big depth charges UNITED STATES STEELs famous Federal
Spbudg and Dry Dock Company turning these craft rapidly
they actually launched in pairs -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-13
.NAvY'S new WEAPONS
DESTROY U-B0ATS

All directly due to our growing naval
might. More fighting ships on guard. New
airplane carriers. New destroyer escorts
(popularly named "sub- hllers"), more
plentiful and liveier even than destroyers.
U-boats are finding fewer and fewer targets.
On this page are shown some of the newer
weapons that are killing off the U-boats.
The war against subs is not over. Nor will
it be won by any single weapon. All weap-
ons together-planes, wafships, detection
devices, guns, blimps, depth charges,
bombs, workers ashore-make team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
Orchestra
TOHOnOrGirI
War Workers

THE LADIES Of Phil Spitalny's
Hour of Charm orchestra at the
Michigan will honor the ladies' Of
IDetroit'S war plants next week.
when each night they will present
a heroine Of the production line
chosen for her efficiency on the
job.
Monday night will be Ford night.
with a lady from the Willow Run
bomber plant receiving the floral
Tribute on the stage Tuesday
might is Cadillac and General
Motors night: Wednesday night.
| Hudson Motor, and Thursday,
lChrysler night.
Monday nights heroine from The
Willow Run bomber plant is Mrs.
Mary Jones of Lincoln Park, %
years old. whose husband is in
service. She is riveter, and her
work is outstanding and attend
lance record near perfect.
For Tuesday nights presentation
Cadillac Motors Division of Cen
IFId al MOIbTH mas CHOSEN MIS-.
Beatrice NoShmik OF 1O640 Gratiot,
I33-year-old war worker and wife
who lives i'm a trailer. Mrs. VoSh-
mix is a native Of Wisconsin, where
her small daughter lives now with
her grandmother while both par
entS are engaged in war work
Wednesday night, Hudson Mo-
tors has chosen Mrs. Grace Ro-
Imano, Gold Star Mother of Van
Dyke, as honor guest. Mrs. Ro-
fmano'S son, Pvt. Orlando Romano
WAS killed inraction in New Guinea
and poSthumouSly awarded the
order of the Purple Heart for
outstanding bravery. She has one
4ethef- son i'm service :. {. has been
with Hudson Motors TO years and
works as a bench fiter.
ChrySler's war plant heroine, "a
/ DO presented Thursday night, is
Mrs. Mary G.. Ellul of the Dodge
main plant Formerly resident
lof Malta. Mrs. Ellul is known as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
War Workers
Hold Dance
Sunday

a SPECIAL War worker s
Swing dance viii be held al East.
wood Gardens this season each
Sunday afternoon and the same
band that plays the nightly dance
sessions starting on May Il vii
play for the afternoon gathering
II is believed that by arranging
for the special sessions with the
bands that many war workers who
would not be able To attend tho
nightly dances will have a chance
to listen to the music of top flight
bands each Sunday.
Stan Kenton will play for the
first war workers dance on May
23-having opened the Gardens
the previous Friday night. May
IS, viii see the University of De.
troit students and alumni gathered
for dancing with Johnny Longs
band.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
Cinderella Knits

JOAN MORTIMER, Hollywood S
current Cinderella. is hard AT work
knitting a sweater for a WAC in
training at Des MoineS. Ia. Joan
hopes 10 have the sweater finished
before she is through working in
her first picture. Henry Aldrich
Haunts a House" in which she is
co-Starring with Jimmy Lydon and
Charlie Smith.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
.LOueIIa'
Parsons
in AoMwooa

HOLLYWOOD, May 14-Nils
Asther, who was once a top male
star. gets his chance TO make a
comeback. Like so many Of yes
terday's favorites. he still has a
big following. Walter MacEwen is
giving him the male lead in THE
Man in Half Moon Street" oppo-
site Susan Hayward. Nils. who is
playing a small part in Para's
The Hour Before Dawn" came
through with all of his old-time
charm-hence this chance.
Talked with Susie Hayward the
other afternoon and she is all over
her John Carroll infatuation. She
is wearing a diamond ring-a gift
from her mother, she told me. /
suspect she received il after she
said adieu 10 John as a reward.
Susie gets one of the top femme
roles in And Now Tomorrow, F"
Rachel Fields posthumous novel,
when she finishes The Man in
Half Moon Street" She plays the
sister who steals the deaf girls
fiance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
CLUB MAYFAIR

Two hundred and eighty pounds
OF fun and mirth is Bert Herman
the master of ceremonies at the
Mayfair while Lorraine La Mar
dances in character for the enjoy.
ment of all.
A canine note is introduced with
Lillian st. Leon and her Wonder
dogs, with musical novelty added
by Conzanno.
DR.. Rolf PasSer reads your MIND
with very little effort, ably as.
sisted by Dee Costello.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
Anne Marshall
Gets The Cake

HERBERT MARSHALL'S little
girl will have a birth day gift
from the Canadian admirers Of her
father. Little Anne. who will be
year old tomorrow, will receive
A cake from city officials in Wind
sor in appreciation for Marshall's
bond tour in behalf of the Cana
dian government. The cake will
be flown TO Hollywood by Ameri.
can Airlines.
Marshall is concluding his tour
now in Windsor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
Drake S brakes

DONA DRAKE, Paramount's
infiniteSimal actress, (they eat
her the wiSp in Hollywood, told
Bob Hope on Paramounts Lets
Face It. set that she is having
trouble with her Victory Garden.
1t seems that ducks in the neigh
borhood are taking advantage of
her name, the males helping them
selves 10 succulent young plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
CLUB TEDDY BEAR

The Teddy Bear is featuring
Ray Cray as the master Of cere-
monies with the rhyming name,
who also does some work, plain
and fancy, on the keyboard.
Song and dance routines are
a bly, handled by Gertrude and
Clarence Tippen, and Bob Tuner
his guitar and his orchestra make
with tho music
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14

the most bombed woman OF the
war" She spent two and a half
years under constant air raid
bombing, both in Malta and in
Egypt, with her three small chill
dren, and only last year came 10
this country aboard a transport
carrying 300 American soldiers 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14

the United States. At the Chrysler
plant she is regarded as one Of ths
most efficient workers and an out
standing production soldier on the
home front. Mrs. Ellul during 10
years prior residence in the United
States, before going 10 Malta, be-
came an American citizen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
CLUB GAY HAVEN

Joe Cont takes the verbal cake
out at the Gay Haven with his
fancy footwork on the taps, while
Billie Richmond sings everything
that sounds good in her vocal
refrains.
Blanche Elliott is the ballroom
adagio-ist, while Dottie Down
maintains an excellent record on
the acrobatic stuff.
Comedian Larry Kent adds 10
the hysterical amusement d
Jimmy Terrell and his orchestra
provide the music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
WONDER BAR

The emphasis is on music at the
Wonder Bar with the combination
of two orchestras and two vocal
lists. Manuel Lopez and his Gay
Amigos turn out cheerful tunes
with Latin overtones, the best of
which is "Adios," a tricky South
American melody with a brand
new arrangement.
Pretty Alyene Mason sings with
Manuel and makes winsome pic
ture hitting the blue notes.
Pert and poppy Ginny Brainard
puts herself in solidly by giving
out on the comedy lyrics such as
Rosie the Riveter" Eddie Pals
ley's Vocalions, A versatile group,
accounanv GinnV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
O'BRIEN AS LONDON

Pat O'Brien is the unanimous
choice of Samuel BronSton and
United Artists for the role Of Jack
London in the life story Of the
adventurous author. Pat, who has
Skinned down and looks like he
did 10 years ago. should be right
as London. He is the real herman
type. just as London was. OF
course. there is the little matter
Of Pats own production company.
But that doesn't start functioning
until November.
Nice article OF Pat written by
- quentin Reynolds in a current
magazine under the title These
Are Our Sons" He tells of Pats
great work in Trinidad and adds.
THE big, twinkling-eyed Irishman
hasn't an enemy in the world. "
Quen also says Pat did two-hour
show-alone-until he collapsed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
War SONGS
Featured in
Night'Club
BY COLLEEN MACDONELL

ETHEL HOWE, sophisticated
songstress at the London Chop
House. again features her medley
Oh war songs-five in all-and ORR
ginal melodies and lyrics. She is
even wearing a specially designed
Victory Dress" 10 further carry
out the patriotic theme.
Sammy Dibert and his orches-
ira have an unusual arrangement
of that hit tune "Old Black
Magic" In addition the orchestra
continues to answer repeated re-
quests for the old-tine favorites.
Frank Gagen's orchestra plays
suave melodies in a society man.
ner, with emphasis on such tunes
as You'd Be So Nice TO Come
Home To-" and Lady Be Good"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
BARBARY COAST

The Barbary Coast presents the
Variety Revue with Les Scott as
master of ceremonies. Known as
the Australian Jumping Jack, Les
more than lives up 10 the title.
Bosart the magician is there 10
thrill you with his out-of-this-
world tricks, while Lois Mcdonald
makes things doubly interesting
with her character dances.
This is the fourth big week for
Conchita and Anton and their
musical comedy routines, VIII j @
Freddy Shepherd and his musical
outfit make for pleasant hearing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
ROBSON is SEAMAN

Flora Robson is signing up as a
seaman on a British merchant ma
rine ship. and this isn't press
agents story. She wants to get
TO London TO appear for the gov
eminent in stage plays and she II
leave as soon as she finishes Sara
toga Trunk" She will not do
heavy seaman labor but will earn
her keep by darning socks and
patching britcheS for the men. She
says il is nothing new for her as
she comes from a family boasting
three generations of sailors.
] wondered why she didn't 60 on
clipper ship. but il seems she
would have TO be ready TO leave
ithin "a hours notice and while
in the midst of picture that isn't
DOSsible
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
A LINE OR TWO

Paulette Goddard is delaying
her stay at her New York farm
and the reason, It's said, is her
unwilliugneSs to accept "All
Around the Town" her next Para
mount assignment. Mike Ro-
manoff is suing the Saturday Eve
ming Post on the life story they
printed about him. He will plead
his own case in court.
One of our well-known pro-
ducer-directors saw a pretty girl
Just the type he wanted for his
picture. and he ran after her
for three blocks. What's your
name?" he asked, all out OF
breath. Peggy Lee Satterlee. u
was the reply. Henry Fonda
graduated third in his class with
an average of 99.57 per cent, which
is terrific. He is a storekeeper in
the navy. Hank will be here over
the weekend and you will FIND
him working in his garden helping
The missus farm.
Tony Lombardo, Mexico City
banker. was talking a bushes:
deal with 30 Roos at his cocktail
party. Mrs. Happy" Chandler
was there with her married daugh
ter who expects the stork in July
That will make Mrs. Chandler
one of the worlds youngest look
ing grandmothers. She told me
the senator is due here next week
There was quite a bit Of chatter
ing in Spanish among the Mexican
guests. Raquel and Rene Tore!
were there-also Frank BorZage
Russell Birdwell. Preston FoStel
and Ricardo Cortez. Virgini;
Hawks acted as hostess.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
JOIN FORCES

The talk around town is that
William GoetZ and Nunnally John
son will join forces. Nunnally has
resigned from the 10th Century
Fox studio TO produce his own pic
lures and Bill has also sent in his
resignation. TO take effect as soon
as his present output OF pictures
is completed. Nunnally will leave
10Th after he finishes Col. Effing-
hams Raid" There is strong rea-
son 10 believe deal exists between
GoetZ and johnson.
Speaking of Col. Effingham's
Raid" my old friend. Monty Wool
Icy. is kicking up his heels and
asking for vacation before he
tackles this next one. II is a swell
story and goth is eager 10 get it
going.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
CLUB ALICIA

1lene May Little, Detroit's own
popular hit" songstresS Is out al
the Club Alicia. swinging the new
and the old favorites. while Bill
Frazier ad Ibis with the patrons
for more comedy.
Bill Harris has a musical and
bicycle act that has 2eH on the
edge of the chair and Lucy and
Danlo are the acrobatic dance duo
Of the niece.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
CHATTER IN HOLLYWOOD

There have been whisperings in
Hollywood that Helmut Dantine
and his actress-wife. Gwen Ander-
son. were straining at the leash
and on the verge of a permanent
separation. So much has been
said I finally asked Hollywood S
newest acting sensation If the ru-
mors were true. He answered:
II expect my wife out here
very soOn-just as soon as jamie
closes. won't say the pro-
fessional separation hasn't been
difficult and that we haven't had
our Misunderstanding, but I
know A. soon rs she comes here
all difficulties will end"
Evening star., 1943-03-11
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is best known to the general public
through his "BOlero.' his more last
ing tame rests on his works that re-
fleet his sympathy for the classical
style. He makes obeisance to the
renowned claSSisiSt Of his own coun-
try IN this charming suite and proves
his right Of succession by the purity
Of style and simplicity of method
he used il this writing.
It's three divisions. each a dance
form and preceded by a delightful
prelude, are remarkable for what
has been accomplished with great
economy Of means. For the most
part the composer gains a unique
COlOring through the WOodWindS for
which he has written virtuoSo
passages. For refinement of style,
delicate esprit and extraordinary
facility in saying much with little,
this effective work, which in its orig
inal piano version was dedicated to
the memory of six friends who lost
their lives in the first World War,
is a masterpiece which the orchestra,
and especially the artists of the
WoCdWindS, played with consummate
skill.
Mo2arts interesting short over
ture to Les petits riens" in Dr.
Kindlers arrangement, the colorful
Entr-acte to Moussorgsky's "Kho-
vanstchina" and the Polonaise from
TschaikoWsky's Eugene Onegin'
made up the balance of the program
furnishing a brilliant and varied
background to the symphony and
/ the suite.
Evening star., 1943-03-11

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A!,Xgnder W EIlerbe 81. Camp Richie,
Nd Nd and Dorothy E. Connolly %, Silver
warren E, Wolf. % Valley Stream, Long
RIa5Fg ISisnd gvn sqa u Madeline r, s'esel' 3D.
Harry h Grifith a. Kmgsville, Tex. and
Jessie ,FIows % 3549, Oliver St NV.
and Lillian Nelson, SO, 1859 Meigs st.
james l. Pyle. 81, 1899 F st. ne, and
Dopajd n wss Hes- \" io5 tS MSS 81 st. and
Euqene P BAN, 80. FairlaX, Va, aud lola
Albert 3 Alexander,' "a, Allentown Pa.
ard Lydia Joan Adams, 80, 2514 @ st.
Robert NJ. cordell, %. West Palm Beach.
Fla, and Anne Edgen, 20. l49 Carroll
James & Lohr. 30 Fort Balvoir. Va and
Helen F Coffman, }3, Arlington.
I'd Edith r. Antbes, %, 3911 Burns pl.
David, F Hubbard, -, Poestella. Idaho,
James Reed, 20, Tuscumba, Ala, and Mary
n,[oI i Iher ,fad.! I'd l3lt 55o6 5, Brorcn avs
So, and Sara E stambaugh, is. Al
M'Tlon DSt5"' l. Stadebaker. %. 1871 Fairmont
St. NV. and Merle G. Parker, Pampa,
Lee McDonal 20 1910 Bladensburg I'd
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samusl Moses, jr. 10. o039 Gales st. ne,
and Margaret Whitney, 1H' 1928 wal
Robert j. J. Bennett 30. 1911 Rhode Island
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Aretha Butcher. IS, 5035 F st. Sc.
William Dove. 40, COZ Oneida pl n w. and
Ruby M shipman, 80, 53l ouintana pl
nv.
Wuey B Tornar. 40. cI?I Virginia I'VE
NV, and Marie F. Bachman %, 1920
18th st NV
Evening star., 1943-03-11

was to be found IN the ABSORBED m
tereSt Of the listeners and the ap-
plause that followed its perform
enCe.
The orchestra gave it a reading
fun OF sentiment and the artistry
that stresses its musical values.
Perhaps because of the haunting
emotion, the beautifully turned
melodic line and the play of color,
this tribute of a visitor to this coun-
try took on new meaning. 1t seemed
peculiarly to belong to the New
World" 10 express in It's nostalgia
measures a regret for things past
and to emphasize their truth and
1orth.
The Czech composer found both
melody and sentiment right in our
midst during his sojourn here and
gave it back to the people of this
country in an imperishable work
whose meaning becomes the moe
poignant as time goes on.
The nature of the symphony is
such that it plays itself easily and
naturally and can remain often SIM
ply work of prompt appeal and
pleasing sound, But with a fresh
and appreCiative analysis such as it
received last night, its content grows
and its surface effects strike deeper,
Balance of orchestral tone, clarity Of
phrase and warmth Of feeling were
sustained throughout its various
sections.
Offering complete opposite in
material, treatment and style was
RaVels lie Tombeau de Couperin, -
the second important number of the
program. Although RaVelS name