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Evening star., 1944-09-24
FEATURES ON THE AIR ToDAY|T

MOP, ii:3O-O Discussion ef The Noon.
stens." fsih century mystery ster. " wIikIs
Collins.
WRt, i:3o-"B Britain, AmssIa and ths In.
do Question" Is ne topic.
M0p; 2-Vieter Jor Stars Ia BERKELEY
square"
M0P. 3-A program si request numbers
ihs overture h Magasrs The MasisDlaesrs Of
Nuremberg" his prelude end Iovs-dssih from
Tristan and Isolde" end brshms First Sym.
phony In t Minor"
WhAl, 4:3o-Msy Van klh end RssuI
lobin In . program which Includes sdss from
"PssIisetl" end III 1svaiers" and hssbsrf,
Thine Alone"
M0P, 4:3o-Susst artist Is tho hsiropoIi.
isn soprano Mona PsuIss.
M. She Four Frssdems sympheay' BY
Robert Russell Bennett Is featured. 0ihsI
aumbsn 10 b played srs eomsfs overture
from II 6uaranY." "Daaes ei fhs hsur'' from
ponehlsllfs Ia 6iotonda" end Strauss wine,
Women and Song Waltz
VOL. 5:30-Prsmisis performance Of sisus
and screen actor, John Archer, Is The Shadow
The Case Of tho Ebony Goddess Is told thi,
week.
M0. 6-xrssa Actress Ruth wanid In
The Imperfect Lady,"
MA, 6finsI broadcast Of fhis show. The
Original Memphis Five snd Rcd Noro, ja1l
xYlophonid. arc featured.
M. Eddie Cantor sussis on tho last
AIl.Time Hit Parade.
W0p. 7:00-jsanns essnsy and Franehoi
lone In radio adaptation Of the new film,
Evening star., 1944-09-24
Audience Shows

Audience Shows
The following broadcasts ad-
NIT the general public. II you
would like to attend, phone the
station.
WTOP - Metropolitan $500,
Battle Of the Bureaus" ! pm.
Sunday.
WRC-Republic 1000, Her
son in Person." 7:45 pm. Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday.
WMAL IN attonal $500,
'Dfeamhouse," 7:30 pm. Tues
day.
VOL - Metropolitan O0l2,
American Forum of the Air."
$50 pm. Tuesday.
WWDC-National 72O3, AM
ateurs Of 1914" IL noon Sunday.
Evening star., 1944-09-24
or R,dioL i,tener,
By Bryson Rash

show has featured Paul Whiteman
who will continue - musical direc.
tor of the fall program. The firs,
broadcast next sunday will feature
. condensation OF the picture Wi.
son." and Ed Wynn and the Andrew
sisters as guests on other portions
Of the program. i. Dorothy Thomp.
son Is back on the air on WMAL.
Blue tonight at 8:l5 pm.
For the third time since Amer.
ica's Town Meeting" went on ths
air, George v. Denny, jr., its direc.
tor, has invited all the major party
candidates to Participate in a broad.
cast, the same broadcast. The let.
ter Of invitation has gone out Il
President Roosevelt, Thomas e
Dewey and Norman Thomas, the
date selected Is October 26. II thi,
broadcast Is made, and we dom
think 1t will be, we wouldn't miss i
for a ticket to Hiter's hanging.
+ 4
Music in the Aid Department
The big symphony orchestras viii
be back on the air soon with Their
magnificent contribution to the
listening pleasure Of the American
radio audience. The Philadelphis
Orchestra, directed by Eugene Or
mandy, will begin its Saturday aft.
ernoon concerts on WTOP-CBS mex
Saturday, SIS pm. The first concer
will be an au-Brahms program.
The october / concert by the Phil
harmonic Orchestra will come from
Madison Square Garden. The fol.
lowing Sunday the orchestra moves
back to Carnegie Hall for the open.
ing Of the regular fall and wintel
subscription season. The Bostol
Symphony, directed by DR.. Serg
Koussevitsky, begins its fall and win
ter season on october 7. The broad
casts will be heard on WMAL-Blu
at $50 pm. on Saturday evening
Toscanini will again conduc
the NBS symphony this year. Tn
season will open October % with 1
Beethoven festival. The concert
will be heard on WRC on Sunda,
evening at S o'clock.
Mike Lines The GIs q
Walter Reed have organized a poo
based on the number Of tune
Johnny Salb will and will not pla,
on WTOP's "Stumps" program. .
The Double or Nothing" show witt
John Reed King starts it's fifth veal
on WOL-MBS next Friday evening
Ed Wynn's program, "Happ,
Island" heard on WMAI blue. use,
Evening star., 1944-09-24

The political campaign is causing
headaches among the switchboard
operators at Wa&hington's, radio
stations. Folks certainly are taking
lively interest In the speeches
broadcast on behalf Of or by the
candidates.
This is how 1t affects the opera
tors: Early lin the morning calls
start coming in asking II the speech
will be heard on that station.
Throughout the day the calls in
crease In number, until Just before
broadcast time the board assumes
the aspect Of a Christmas tree. Now
that Is all right for the station
broadcasting the speech. but for the
ones that are not, the comment by
the caller sometimes becomes pun
gent, sometimes he accuses the sta
ton of favoritism.
Thus we come to the purpose Of
this brief piece.
All political speeches are paid for
by the party for whose benefit the
talk Is being made. With the pur-
chase Of time goes the privilege of
selecting the network or networks
and hence the stations over which
the broadcast will be made. The
station has little or nothing to do
with the booking Of the speech, it
is matter Of the network selected
by the political party.
Another little item is the proper
scheduling of speeches. Often they
are arranged at the last moment or
Cancelled at the last moment so 1t
Is sometimes difficult to keep an
accurate log.
They are doing their best, how
ever.
X X Y
New Program Department
Jack Benny returns to the air
over WRC-NBC next Sunday at
pm. Dennis Day, now in the United
States Navy, will be the only regular
missing from the lineup. BY the
way, this tremendous bid by the net
works for the Sunday evening radio
audience is the best break the listen
er ever had. but still, you sometimes
wish that these superb shows were
spread over the week so you could
near all OF them. Star Theater"
Will be heard on WTOP-CBS at
$50 pm, beginning next Sunday,
with James Melton, Alec Temple
ton and Al Goodman's Orchestra
making up the regular cast with
guests on each program. Radio
Hall of Fame" returns to WMAL-
Blue next Sunday evening at 6 pm.
During the summer months this
Evening star., 1944-09-24

I'LL No Meet AGAIN.
Charlie Barnet, band
leader. also appears.
WMkL, 7:30-Dan.
ih pianist and come.
dian. Vietor Boree,
mixes with the Quiz
Kids.
WRc. 7:30 Dick
Powell assumes smtee
duties on the Band.
wagon. Harry James
and his orchestra On.
terrain.
VOL, 7:30- Re.
broadcast Of ! speech
by Secretary Of the
IntMi0Y ifkAx frnm
Evening star., 1944-09-24
Cappel Concert S cries

Oct. 25-Alec TempIetoR.
Dee. "Rosario and Antonio Co.
Sensa tional Spanish Dancers.
Jan. 4-Piaton Don Cessack Chorus.
Jan. 23-Martha Graham and Dancer
Group.
Feb. 13-The Baltimore Symphony
Orchestra, REGINALD Stewart. Con-
ductor; Jxseha Heifetx, Soloist.
Apr. 4-National Operate Quartette
All Concerts at Standardization Hall.
Popular Prices-Special Season Rates.
CAPPE CONCERT BUREAU
In BALLARD'S, 1900 q st. RE. $500
Evening star., 1944-09-24

scenery and costumes for the broad
cast. AS a matter Of fact every one
connected with the show wears a
costume except the press agent and
we understand he's getting nerv-
Gus. Todays Philharmonic
concert on WTOP Is an au-request
program.
Evening star., 1944-09-24

begins Z new Series
Of news comments.
WRc, t0-Ihs sew.
On best loved songs In
America. IS revealed
by a recent poll, "Hsrs
md Stripes Forever. "
AVA Maria" )" Home
on the Range. " Begin
he Bseuins." Star
Dust" u Love You
Truly and Silent
Night"
W1R, t0:30-Bob
Hope reports On his
| lstest overseas trip.
War Shipping Admin.
| isiraiion chief, kd.
Evening star., 1944-09-24

mlral Land, and tho Chinese Ambassador. Dr..
Vel 1ao-mIag. also speak.
Wc, ti:30-"AouId Work Experience b
Pat Of Education"
Evening star., 1944-09-24

Wc. 1Anas Banter drops In 10 give EflIs
kllnkw few tips On how 10 win man.
WhAl, S:i5-columnId Dorothy Thompson
Evening star., 1944-09-24

Tho second annual convention Of the American
SIav Congress In Pittsburgh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

Funeral services for Norman n.
Chase retired member of the com
mercial art firm of Meinzlnger a.
Chase in the General Motors Bldg
Will be held in the chapel Of the
William y. Hamilton Co. CaSS At
AleNandrine, at p m. Saturday.
Mir Chase. whose death oc-
-rrIrTFd wednesday,, was a former
Detroit and Toledo newspa perman.
Born in Flint 81 years ago. he be-
came a police reporter on the De-
trolt News in 1912 and later was
city editor Of the Toledo Times.
For several years before coming
20 Detroit 10 enter the advertis-
ing art field he was editor Of the
EXchangIte Mr. Chase WAS an
artist IN oils and collector and
authority on early Italian violinS.
The family home is in Huntington
Woods Besides his wife, Ada.
he Is SUN WE'D by tWn daughters.
Jane and Elizabeth. and three
sisters. Mrs Kenneth Arnold. Mrs
Helen Kuhn and Mrs. Archie
Campbell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
.HerndnGdfdens
To Get Grocery

Construction Of grocery store
for residents Of the Herman Car
dens Housing project was author
ized by the WPB today after il
had been pointed out by The De-
troit Times that the nearest gro
Gerry or meat store was more than
a mile away from the project.
with a concentration OF $500
persons in the housing project
and 10000 In surrounding areas"
the WPB said, "the WPB made
an exception 10 its tight re-
strictions on construction of
retail food stores Ia relieve
hardship on residents OF that
community"
The store, exclusively for retail
grocery and meat sales. will be
built on Joy road near
Rutland avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

Dr. EdHard Lunch

Funeral services for Or Edward
J. Lynch. 1880 Yorkshire, Crosse
t,ttff44 held IA ttiHe s.
Clare hoHtefslCo Church at 10
m. Saturday.
Or Lynch was born in jackson,
April S. 1895. He was on the staff
OF st Joseph Mercy Hospital and
was a member of the Wayne
C0uTTy NfCTTCat HSSOCTdTTOn and
the Psychological Society.
SuryiVlng are his wife, Mar
garet. sister of Recorders Judge
Scallen four children, Julian,
John r. and Edward Lynch Jr
and Margaret Murray. and a
sister, Miss Nell Lynch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
Detroit Filler Killed
In Alabama Crash

Second IT. John F. Currier Jr.
%. a fight instructor at TuSkeEee
Field, Ala, was killed in a crash
: i4tFHit occurred during a-Eatltiae
flight Sunday. his father. John r.
Currier ST.. OF 1851 Colfax, has
been notified.
1t. Currier had been in the
army for two years. He was grad
ustod as a pilot from Spence
FIcld Ca. in Nov. 1919.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
Girl, 8, Killed,
Autos Hurt 6

An S-year-old Crosse Pointe
Farms girl dead and siX=PeF-
sons suffering from injuries today
as the result of traffic accidents
in the Detroit area.
Judith Singer. 800 Mckinley,
daughter OF Ambrose J.. Singer,
an RFC examiner. was killed
when the bicycle she was riding
was struckoat Lewiston and Char
levoix by a car driven by Clar-
epce Rivard, 30, of 2l606 from
bley, St. Clair Shores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
Hold Rites Saturday
For Inspector Nelson

Services for retired Police In
Spector Thomas Nelson. 90. for
mer head of the PetoSkey station.
Will be held AZ ] p. m. Saturday
IN the Nicely Funeral Home. 56S3
Maybuy Grand, with burial in
the Acacia Park Cemetery.
Mr.. Nelson died Wednesday in
his home at 50S2 Ivanhoe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
On Feet For
Over3OYears

Aliens Foot-Esss has been bringing re-
lief and comfort 20 tired. burning feet for
over 20 yesrs. Sprinkle II on your feet and
into your shoes. and enjoy the refreshing
comfort II brings while you stand long
hours at your work. Even stiff. heavy. new
~ tght-AttinR shoes lose their terror vhcn
You use Aliens Foot Ease. But good old
Allen does even more. IL aets 20 absorb
eFeessiya perspiration and prevents often
eve foot odors. Helps Keep feet. socks and
stockings dry and sweet. For resl foot COM
Tort remember it's Aliens Fno'.Esss you
want Get u today at al druggists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21
Rites for Priest Monday

ALPENA. April q up
Funeral Services Will be held here
Monday for the Rev. Louis r.
BouChard. pastor Of 81. Anne
Roman Catholic Church for the
past - years. F'r. Bouchard died
yesterday in Mercy Hospital at
Bay City from heart attack.
Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times Carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

Cool, attractive and washsbls.
Gay floral prints. Also dresses
and sunbsek dresses at this price.
Sizes 7 70 ia in tn. group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-21

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
Tanks Conquer
Jungle, Now Big
Help in Pacific

ADVANCED ALLIED 10
New Guinea Jan. "A (UPl -
American tanks were credited to-
day with a major role in the con-
quest OF Cape Gloucester New
Britain and observers predicted
our armorcd forces would be used
in increasing numbers 10 reduce
reWsnlng japanese strongholdS
IN The southwest Pacific.
Once considered almost useless
for Jungle warfare. the tank has
re-eStahlShcd Itself as major
offensive weapon Don this theater.
A m err can armor navigatod
Swamps and heavy underground
around Cape Gloucester and
smashed the-stFeRer~t -JapaUrzp
plllbo&es guarding the ,win air
dromeS.
The japanese have not used
tanks in the southwest Pacific
campaign since the battle Of Milne
Bay, New Guinea IN October.
1912. when they threw possibly
six INTO action and lost four
A high intelligence officer
warned however that the Iapa-
neSe arc believed 10 have strong
aFmeFed- forces 1T ttrrIr main tsye
al Rabaul and that major tank
battle probably VIII develop there
when he Allies close in for the
final assault.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
Congress Denns
BegiinHunt for
A Vice President

WASHINGTON, Jan "a CINS)
Democrats in the House and
Senate appear today 10 be head
ing into friendly contest over
nominating President Roosevelt s
running mate on a fourth term
ticket.
House Democrats generally Ia
vOr drafting Speaker sam Ray
burn. Many Senate Democrats IA
Vor drafting Senator Harry S.
Truman Of Missouri, head Of the
famous Senate committee investi-
eating the national defense pro
gram a fow Of his colleagues IA
vor Senator Scott Lucas Of
Illinois.
II is regarded in Washington as
a foregone conclusion That Alp
Roosevelt viii hr renom,natcd for
16 years in the White House and
viii accept
Action Of The Democratic ma
tional committee IN unanimously
adopting "A resolution, calling on
the PreSiu 10 run. was inter
prcted IN Washington as deciding
the issue.
Most congressional Republicans
believe that former President
Herbert Hoover viii be tho next
secretary Of state II Gov Dewey,
Cen Macarthur Wendell WINkio
or some dark horse IS elected
over Roosevelt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
AUTO FINANCING BILLS

The money vas distributed
Carr and Siglcr charged, in con
nectlon with Two bills rewriting
The laws governing automobile
financing and the measure reduc-
ing the rates on small loans All
three bills passed with several
amendments easing the restric-
tons on the finance companies.
Sigler declared the bribery fund
totalld about $4,000
Those indicted are
Senators Leo j WilkowSki Of
4S0l Chene Charles c. Diggs, 693
Mack cA-SnRataE- William
Bradley $500 Trumbul: Reps.
William G Buckley 1866 Wark
Edward J Walsh. 4747 Ivanhoe
Earl G. Gallagher Martin A.
kronk, 1876 Woodlngham; Fran
els : Nowak Walter y. Stock
FISH 1855 Gallagher Hamtramck
Adam W SumoracM. 6420 Mitch
cll Stanley DombrOwski. 1881
HaSSc Joseph J. kowalski. 610l
BALDWIN. Michael J Clancy
Joseph L. kamlnSki 1909 Cooper.
and Ernest G. Nagel Of 1870 Cor
bett,
OUTSTATF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
Socid|ite KiIinq
Linked 10 Guest

CHICAGO. Jan "a ms
Authorizes investigating the mur-
der Of Mrs Frank Starr Williams
wealthy SOciaIte wife. Of a state
department. attache, announced
today that certain guests IN the
Drake Hotel az the time OF the
staying VIII be questioned.
Questioning VIII be confined 10
persons clustering Tuesday. the
DAY before the 54-year-old woman
was fatally wounded. and those
checking out on Thursday.
Assistant States Attorney
Joseph Pope revealed police have
4 certain guest under suspicion.
but declined 70 give further in
formation
Mrs Williams was, ia .'ip
wounded IN her elghtS moor
Drake Hotel suite Wednesday
night by a woman who-fired four
shots ~ her and her daughter
Mrs Patricia GoodbOdv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
EckeS Aide
OuiZZed
On Letter

WASHINGTON. Jan = ms
A District Of Columbia grand
Jury will hear George y, Briggs,
central figure in the mysterious
Hopkins letter" case unfold
today the story of has connection
with the letter that has been
branded a forgery.
Briggs, former aide 20 Sccrc-
tary OF Interior IckeS. has notified
justice department officials he Will
appear this morning
Briggs has been described as
the intermediary between IckeS
and Nelson Sparks former
Akron, O., mayor, in the attempt
20 obtain the original OF letter
purporting 10 have been written
by presidential adviser Harry l..
Hopkins.
The letter branded 4 forgery
by Hopkins and addressed 10
DR. Umphrey Lee, president Of
Southern Methodist University
predicted Wendell T. Willkle
would be the 1914 Republican
presidential choice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
wrLIKIE NoT IN PRIMARY

NEW YORK, Jan - INS)-
Wendell Wdlkle announced today
that although many Caiiforni-
ans : have urged HIM 20 run IN
the California presidential prefer
cniIal primary he has decided
not 20 do so
WIllkie circles here stated that
his Withdrawal does not in any
NAY affect ms plan 10 enter The
coming primaries jim Wisconsin.
Nebraska and Oregon and posi-
bly Pennsylvania and Ohio
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
Finance Official
COnfeSSeS Guilt
Continued from Page One)

Democrat Miles NJ Callsghan,
Reed City. Republican. and ex-
Rep. ISadore A. Wezs, Ontonagon,
Democrat.
Finance company officials from
the Detroit area Abrah a m
Cooper Of 1886 Chicago, president
OF Union Investment Co. Samuel
NJ. Hopkins. 26645 Coral, Birm-
ingham vice president Of the
Union Investment Co.; Ernest j.
Prev, -3396 Sherbourne, vice pres
ident of General Finance. Co. /;
Mark s. Young, 1876 Priest.
branch manager OF National Dis
count Corp: John Hancock. 26049
York, Huntington Woods assist
ant vice president. Associates Dis
count Corp, South Bend Ind and
George Omacht, general counsel
OF Associates Discount, South
Bend
Two Of the defendants will not
be in court today Former Rep.
Clancy is IN the navy and Rep.
DombTowski is in Jackson Prison
serving a term OF from three and
a half 10 Is years for perjury in
connection with his grand jury
testimony
NO DETAILS GIVEN
The blanket warrant did no.
reveal details oEthe alleged hrih-
erv plot. The evidence on which
the Indictment is based will he
sketched A. the examination and
Will not be fully exposed until the
trial.
Former Rep. Clancy is a third
class petty officer assigned 10
shore duty IN Detroit Mrs Clancy
Indignantly denied the charge
against her husband
He wouldn't take an illegal
nickel from any one" she said
Former Senator Bradley de-
clared in Detroit that he is "en-
tlrely innocent"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
OUCH!
MY Arm
Extra powerful OMEGA OIL
gives relief from muscle pain

Good old Omega Oil That should do ~
That's the stuff 20 tfy-rubs right INTO
the skis, Gr-s rtftst-srs- ss-r=rk=tr7 rri1rvs
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fast relief 81 sore, aching. painful muscles
What a difference What a comfort Omega
Oh-only 35t az all drug stores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
Ex-DoCtor Is Held
In Death Of Girl

CHICAGO Jan. - INS) 49,
George r. Fosberg 20 foru~x,l
doctor w3s held by police todat
connection w'h the death Of
Geraldine Schuyler %.
$40 ded n an. Evanston hos
pIta.l <"hgefSbe had been taken
7fto& becoming m last week. fol.
loving an Alleged Illegal operation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
Rush Relief To
Sufferers From
Rheumatism Pain

Thousands Of sufferers from the torturng
pains due 20 rheumatism, scIatIca. lumbaKo,
neuralgia ard DeurIts-are mighty Ia ppy over
their discovery Of kORITO Nov they have
found uuiCk acting formula which speedily
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and get NORlTO on this guarantee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
oUTSTATE

Senators D. Stephen Benzie.
Norway. Democrat jerry T
Logic BAY City; Republican: ex-
Senator'S Henry F. Shea, Laurium,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
Suicide Note Names SociaIite

NEW YORK. Jan "A GNSI -
The body Of BeryIe Blake, IS
secretary of Do'han Ala was
discovered IN her gaS-fillcd Man
haitian apartment today a SUI
eide note was addressed tofIa
wealthy married New York So
rialIfa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24

about vOte-buyinE in the SEN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
Less Food Predicted

NEW YORK, Jan "a GNSJ
The American institute OF food
distribution reported today that
the nation may expect decrease
IN food production this year as
the result Of WaShingtons delay
IN announcing 1914 food pro
gram
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24

about v0te-buyinE In the SEN
ate"
Fifteen Of the indicted politi-
clans are legislators or former
legislators from Detroit.
The defendants will not be re-
CURED 10 plead guilty" or not
guilty when they are examined.
They may stand mute and will be
released under bond pending eX-
animation within two or three
weeks.
Judge Cars warrant charged
that the six businessmen, all Off
cials OF automobile finance COM
panieSJ contributed 10 a payeH
bankroll used TO buy votes in the
House and Senate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-24
BUY AN EXTRA WAR BOND
in the fourth war loan

That's powerful mallet Donald Duck" is wieIding
It's the extra bonds you and all good Americans
buying It's the money you're lending pay for the
weapons and equipment fighting men need.
YOUR EXTRA BOND, added to all the others,
pack wallop that will blast Hitter End TOTO
right off the map and hasten the day of Victory.
Evening star., 1944-02-13
Cherkassky Wins
New LaurelS at
1880 Concert
By ELENE DE SAYN.

The fourth $3.50" concert of the
season given by the National SYM
phony Orchestra under DR.. Hans
Kinder at Constitution Hall last
night was unusual insofar as it
enabled the public to become better
acquainted with one of the OUT
standing pianists Of this generation.
Shura sherkassky, the soloist of
the concert, combining personality
and talent to a marked degree,
swayed his audience by his magnifi-
cent delivery of Shostakovich s
piano concerto and of Rachmanin-
offs "Elegie" which he chose as an
encore. Had this artist limited his
performance to the latter selection
only, he still could have been iden-
tilted with the small coterie of a
chosen few. A powerful, elastic
touch, brilliant technique, musical
feeling and interpretative gifts in a
superlative degree are his assets, in
addition to brilliant technique and
fiery temperament.
A pert theme, at the beginning of
Shostakovich's work, announced by
the piano, set the pace for a jolly
half hour of musical fun, inter-
spersed with modernized Russian
tunes and a masterful exhibition of
Evening star., 1944-02-13
Tonight's Best Bet

Just Z twist Of your dial brings you
Walter Pidgeon tonight-and the
most entertaining half-hour in ra-
dio! Guest star will be charming
Teresa Wright, repeating her win
ming role in "Pride Of the Yankees"
Tune in "The Star and the Story"
the great new series Of radio dramas
presented by The Goodyear Tire
and Rubber COMPANY. Station
WTOP ct 8 PM