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“THE PRIMITIVE." A novel, By Feike Feikema. New York, Doubleday, $3.50 a "GENIUSES, GODDESSES AND PEOPLE." By Winthrop Sargeant.” | New York, Dutton, $3.50. : By HENRY BUTLER : } FEIKE FEIKEMA'S latest novel, “The Primitive,” belongs among the best American fictional accounts of a! youth's college years. ; Announced as the first of a trilogy, “World's Wanderer,” the book certainly will draw critical enthusiasm for| its power and vividness. It's the story of _Thurs symphony violinist, His stories, Wraldson, hugely oversized of the San Francisco Symphony! rOrLg ’ ~~ under Alfred Hertz and the preand over-strong youth from Serco New York. Symphony in a pious Iowa orphanage who gets iy, "nDamrosch era are extraora chance to attend a denomina- dinarily good. tional college in Michigan. Thurs’ = gii4ino way back in the San problem in grammar- and RhIgh- prancisco second-violin section, | school years always has been his Mr. Sargeant early learned from | abnormally rapid growth. He's/ty, neighboring European musihad to play dumb in class, feign jane that rehearsal was a kind awkwardness in sports and gen- of pylifight between orchestra erally try not to excel others. gang conductor. The orchestra, full]

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Being so big has made him shy of mutually hostile groups, cher- . 5: a oven. Wilson, New York columnist, who of any notice” at all, either praise jshed collective hostility toward "GUESTS OF THE KREMLIN." pio 4 eg Fron and Olle. writes daily for The Indianapolis or ridicule. any conductor. For the raan who ARR ' By Lt. Col. Robert G. Emmens.| 6:30—leloNews. ’ | Times, will join he Janel regu With a keen mind and a won- could dominate them and call! “__2 — ‘ \ ih , New York M nl bog {lars which include a . sw York, Macmillan, $3. 6:40—Cartoon Times. venter, Florence Rinard and Herb derful sense of the external world, their bluff, the musicians had oY ! g , ‘a : : B 1 Family. Si an 3 Thurs is crippled by a bitter grudging respect, But under the = — " ) ! 3 — LT. COL. ROBERT G. EM- 7:20 Adventuring Pup. [PO a ne . feeling. of unworthiness, to which apparent serenity and discipline fog : St andi To \ MY MENS and four companions took| 7.35 cin Sires! Revs. |weight-reducing formuia that is painfully added the harsh puri- that might impress the concert ig EL : : : . a part in the 1942 Doolittle raid on 2:30 Way of the World, [eg Te 8 oe Hn tanism of his plously thrifty up Sik) IERet tube wae nlways a == , \ , .— [SSE Tokyo. They safely landed their, 8:50—Crysftal Ballet. “ [nitro-glycerine instead. During bringing. It takes him a long seething undercurrent of rage. — =~ - . gg pe B-25 in Siberia, and then were 9:00—(avalcade of Stars. {the program he will sing “There's time even to begin using his tal- One thing he learned was the Boa — a interned and had to spend 14 1p: Coming Altra |Yes, Yes in Your Eyes” and “Your ent and his strength effectively. “theory of musical fallibility. Tm . , ee = 2 = months as un- z 10.08 a oft. .. |Breaking My Heart.” . . WIRE Since Mr. Felkema himself is Veteran second violinists told TR rE SAY a willing guests of eer 8:30 p. m.; WLM—9:30 p. m. reported to tower an impressive Him. Inusicidng SHuidn't he ee SSS rh Fale “ m= a e—— |8 0 viet official- Coming Book Sheds | CAVALCADE OF STARS — ~-#iX- feet. nine. one_may assume Dv Vago Nolte 2 Edouard Manet, famed French 19th Century impressionist, made this etching, "Les Gitanos," in 9°70 'P Russia. 4 Light on N East A, oy some autoblographical elements . . : h 3 . | 5 ie. auton A Certainty sired was the sound produced by| 1852 at the age of 20. The etching recently was added to the Herron Art Museum collection of 'story of those 14 a 'gnt on ear tas Quartet will be the guests of Jack

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the scrabbling collective struggle) graphics. : {months now aplh "a Thurs and or a " 8 N0One, idlimats attempt. | Hi eV en Ci Pp Is ~~ § ; B a IW re Vi dl oe “Guests I an Jouthe Irom lowe Wagner “desired was the” foggy| . istorian ites . eri S 0 oth 8 rites ivi {It's a lively: ac. Feikema himself must have ex- effect of musical confusion. From E os Ri er F : i ra Janant of expert. perencea. That trip 1s a cians 06, he cortay got > (Extreme Right and Far Left. Ot Slum Lite [me wy oun

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. ' MN | sticks, . far be- . likely to play in the immedigte/for the New York Times; Lawnarratives. You may be able to/Sould play Cor ye hogt J “THE VITAL CENTER." By Arthur M. Schlesinger. Boston: Hough- "THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN hind the Iron. Col. Emmens ote. vay Media [rence Spivak, editor, American imagine an over-loaded, sagging ,, gs, prancisco capable of play- ton Mifflin, $3. Sm : | ARM.” A novel. By Nelson Curtain and thousands of miles| Mr. Koestler is the author of Mercury magazine, and C. NorModel T with no low gear (burned |; first horn parts with any ac- By STERLING NORTH | Algren. New York, Doubleday, from conference tables. *. |“parkness at Noon” and “The|MaR Stabler, business editor for out band) going through. Chicago curacy whatever,” he stayed on Book Editor, The New York World-Telegram | $3. . | At first well supplied with|Yogi and the Commissar,” among|th® New York Herald-Tribune, _ traffic, but toy to describe It as in his job. A near neighbor of | THIS STUDY of our present perils seems to be dedicated to the By EMERSON PRICE |viands and vodka in regions other well-known books, - [+ + «+ WIBC—9:30 p. m. Mr. Peikema. has, " [Mr. Sargeant in the second fid- Proposition that democracy cannot exist without differences of opin- | Book Editor, The Cleveland Press | Where the sight and smell of food mi——————————

- ' a " BE Fo RS jdies went through tremendous ion. | NELSON ALGREN again could ¢ause hunger riots, the : Develops bth Sense ONE THING rather surprised motions of bowing in step with| It is a battle cry to all decent men t6 beware the police states... . magnificently of = Rea American ~Hliers BY drearily Data on Antiques Eileen J. Garrett's “sixth sense™ me in Mr. Feikema's account of the others, but he had evolved a lurking at the extreme Left and the extreme Right which offer be- herited in “The Man. ith th Gold |shunted around from Siberia to! The third volume of Wallace is highly developed. She is using ’ the denominational sollé Yo, Chnique whereby his bow never |wildered humanity the consolations of a faith, but the chains of e n, an wi e Gold- central Russia, finally to Ashka- Nutting’s “Furniture Treasury,” it scientifically in the field of exfege. actually touchad the strings. slavery, . : i Te OROmIcE. Hit Seas hele Arm.” He writes of men and had, down south near the Iran- supplementing the first two which) tra-sensory perception. In her the curious mingling of strict ? Biel » J .Says -Pulitzer-prize-winning his- word “Plutocracy” rather ae women lost in a twilight world; ian border. From Ashkabad, they were reissued last year, will be book, “Adventures in the Super. Fundamentalist piety with re] MR. SARGEANT writes witti- torian Schlesinger: “The respon- 0 professor een a world in which morality is so bribed their way across the bor- publishéd by Macmillan Oct. 18. normal,” Mrs. Garrett tells what “markably liberal, sometimes even l¥.and colorfully about the Dam-|sible conservatism of Holmes, In_ the Tiiial analysis upon one of : costly as to es- der and eventually reached home. With nearly 1000 illustrations by it’s like to be psychic. Creative rosch orchestra: who were known Hughes and Stimson must be re- laa bs A , PE cape the indi- The chief merit of “Guests of the Ernest J. Donnelly, the book is a Age Press (of which Mrs. Garrett radical, thought in the intellec. “ , " jaffirmed against the corrupt con- the world's largest endowments. : vidual, and a Kremlin” is not simply another valuable compendium for collec-|is - president) will blish th tual atmosphere. ‘Thurs grad. ®* the “Foreign Legion. The men. tism of the Mundts and . Businessmen may be as dull fel- ' : pen Pp n pu o

: . world in which argument against Soviet Com- tors of antiques. 'book on Oct. 3. ually, not too rapidly, loses the had been hired by Damrosch from rhomases: just as the printipled ows as Ereuis AHams and Mr. desolation and munism. It's rather the clear,| 3 - orthodoxy of the Frisian-domi- the most diverse European and liberalism of Brandeis, of the o¢ Aer have fjaimed them to WEBM, 9:15 a. m. Sun.

N 3 be. But the rise ofcapitalism 1 wordless despair unforgettable picture of human ; -E tern backgrounds. the i Civil Liberties "¢' TIS 2C 18 8 comprise the beings made subhuman by hunger ZX nated community back home, He © ¢Ar-HL Aas # American vil Liberties : ’ : , p ) ~ gains knowledge. -and breadth Damrosch somehow contrived to (inion and Americans for Demo- =F foundly interlocked with the Dr. E: Burdette Backus Speaks on

Ki th rehoal i Mdustrial. revolution. "the ‘ri td neritage of each and hopelessness. Col. Emmens , y eep the orchesira gOINg, even cratic Action must Be re-affirmed ? A ’ Fise Of: and all, continually was appalled for ex- % Witliou ao eh Rugwier. taking it on periodic gruelling |,caingt the .-corrupt liberalism C'¥!l Fights and liberties. and the Mr. Algren ample by the spectacle of adults But love another. matter. tours, without ever giving or ap-| oo ooo 0 freedom only for its standard of living which allows walks through as well as: children openly seer Fives - falls fop—Hego- Bern -,ahput. P= pride emg pie emer SSE SIORMent of a culture, that!

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ion Rs » Mr. ‘Schlesinger verges upon ir- vision “St. “world rooms." a ai a feb as pr gt aT ment - he ro is the petite| When the dreadful time of the. The wauGSiEE ER Schies. responsibility - in his desire to in. mourning. He! Whew the Americans, having| “Personal Glimpses of Kiirope™ . type~a. ~awhich makes the Phitharmonic-Symphony merger Ty-eved irrekponsiblés Playing RE modify it sharply toward the wel-| Mr. Algren does not mourn learned some Russian, "got friend-| 1 two look ~ absurd together. and arrived, many “Legionna rectly into the hands of BY fare state. the dead, or their losses in life, |ly- with some of ‘their overseers! - i 8. 1<A. M. AT THE CHURCH definitely ‘decides Hero and her lost their jobs and had to look for io" 000 “whose shameless! . * x \but the joys that are forever the fraternizing Russians myster-| “4 Relig : “Amsterdam and Social family against Thurs as a pro-jsomething else. A symphony) .; o.c0'or allied unity began (as ASA HISTORIAN, Mr. Schie-|withheld from them. He brings!iously would vanish. Nothing got igious Center With Action” spective suitor. man is dependent on a symphony Mr. Schlesinger pr id ) el few Singer pays ungrudging tribite Into ugly, sordid ‘surroundings 'a|petter, everything got steadily e Civic Circumference Thurs accordingly goeg‘through orchestra. Remove your orches-| ., = iter we had been duped even to our “Robber Barons”—a “ch°¢ Of Sreat beauty’ which isiworse during their ‘stay, despite ALL SOULS UNIT ARI AN extreme torments of tration, ey 2 yo. CO ,at Yalta and even before the phrase he deplores. He admits th Dn noble. oh PIty 18 & their having contacted and even CHURCH only. partly alleviated by his suc- oie ®|death of President Roosevelt. plorea. SHA justic, 4 BODIE thing, had a visit from the American

|dynamics of our earlier capital-| * = ss ambassador. 1453 N. Alabama St. (ism. How inconsistent of him, | AMONG Algren’s fully realized I don't quite understém® why |

cess in basketball and his subse-| "3 helpless spectacle.” - quent discovery that he has real] There are excellent i:

passages| AS TO THE corrupt, or at very : __talent for playing the plano. A 03 239 lowing yam all other con, at irrenpomatbie Right he mean, then, to praise. British capitalists/characters are Frankie Machine, Col. Emmens omits from his book

from Philharmonic musi-| Neanderthals . . . shambling for their more “enlightened” role Who is the man with the golden any, discussion of the Amierican EXPRESS YOUR IDEAS

somewhat melodramatic farewell ” ; 1spect episode in which Thurs nearl¥i.ians once Tose | “ . . : > % “wife embassy failure to get the men A RY " anini had inspir- around supporting the un-Ameri- of helping to liquidate themselves. arm, a gambler; Frankie's wife, | : : staves. Hero's ribs in ith an ingly. intimidated former rebels. |can Activities Committee, cam- As a mediocre economist, what whose mind is more broken than | canter Russia, or Bt deust, heep WITH ( "ONFIDEN( EF

over-eager embrace makes Thurs yen AR again: Cov x t. Mr. Schles |Merigelberg, otherwise not a bad paigning against Keynesian text- Mr. Schlesinger does not realize is/, lifeless. passively neurotic/found out later, and that. would

decide ta head for New York. This conductor, though on the Prussian books in the. college ; tha api : : ' ! ges. conspiring that the British capitalists, who ye & os 0 : i = A810 the late 1930s, with depres- side, was ridiculed. sabotaged and against the trade union move. differ profoundly from the Ameri. CC0Y; Sparrow, who ic.“a little seem an important part of the | Banish that feeling of unreadiness. Learn to speak

sion still, on and I guess we'll even spit-balled befor he huffily ment, inveighing against (ree can capitalists, helped make their on alanee, Sud only o Fa hoe story. H. B. Your thoughts readily and freely . . . in a voice agreehave to wait until JRL Yur OF 80 retreated to Amsterdam. milk for school children and own liquidation inevitable pre- witted' bov ’ Sy plants paper TL. By { able to the listener's ear. dy out what su requently This first half of “Geniuses smearing all noncomformists as cisely because they failed as capi- qaisies ‘on the soiled” and dusty Book In Demand Our purpose is to train you to develop Your voice, to ATR A CS Goddesain and Feapie has 4 me omni or Aronia a: Re Sieps of a tensment building, had Eudora Welty's “The Golden ; €nlarge your vocabulary. We emphasize also pronuni X A; iY . ! ! Schie xe strongest as 8 Thorstein Veblen pointed Mollie, who loves Frankie and] ’ iar " int ati » parodied hames-of other-authors the more - nervous, hopped-up an historian, next best as a social out more ihe a yeh Jointed Oo Yr or Apples.” reviewed on The Times ciation, enunciation, and the various discriminations Sindare Fearlesi”; “Toreador pleces Mr. Sargeant wrote for philosopher -and weakest as an tury ago, British capitalism is the “35-pound monkey” which he RBsokiPase Ang: 2, 8 enjoying a of the word or words as they apply to the use of the Spinaway’-- he's the author of Je Nine Biatoins Ate reprint economist doomed (was doamed. even then) carries on his back. The mon- Bod ale A Ik aa se word in its sentence setting. The Sun Goeth Down” “Ada ®f 16 one on Toscanini by far Thus he reveals with incontest ‘a Iv key is Frankie's addiction to mor- pel, er : ¢ ’ ; 2 3 Sweet-Accent Thy" and - +0’ the best —k think. ~8Ir TROMAS able documentary proof that the sed ihe oars oben: Obsolescence THE FTE AAICHon TO MOT 15 Publishers’ Weekly. with | We teach you through ear training and delightful

proof that the and the caste system which made Phine. . nt me , . Ld 3 % can Communist Party is in- jt a poor competitor in Fo The death of Frankie Machine Sales at 7500 a week after publi- | drills. “Our course is not to be confused with public

; a : Aiea cation, {arcourt, ace, Miss i i i i volved In a CONSPIrACY AKAINSL OUT markets against American or Ger- 1 the deeply tragic lima to this tation. Su Wo Miss speaking . . . it is. an essential preliminary. y government. eis equally ac a oy s i novel, a tragedy Ww meaning ta : CL tat : : . Deny mies the one on Mr. Wright, Coa iit lv in demonstrat. m AB produce. has been nateq (NAL MIGht escape a lesser artist to order a second printing. Speech Lessons For Children and Adults. $ MN o § > i . ; ’ ————————————— rE v ro seems to We one of the few rous- o : . f k ing how seldom since the ‘days of jn America, where capitalism still than. Algren: a meaning which Re -T ‘Class Lessons Upon Request ingly vigorous and life-lustryl DON Miss any of the book, If Hamilton, America has been able can produce with great efficiency. or his reader to share. Ye! Book On Roosevelt

A v ; " i) like music... Here's some of ne oT aders f p P 1 from utter novels 1've read since ‘Thomas iro to produce the great leaders from pay ” rm A A0I8 work 1s redeemed. f1¢ : L S J CKSON Wolfe was starting out the keenest and best Writing ,nong the conservative ranks. | hos high wages. pay good divi- qadness by robust, earthy humor, Harpen's has scheduled a book NEL IE vy A ’ 4 . . about orchestras I've ever seen in dends, stand a crushing burden of which again and again makes an about FDR for next spring. It is Pearson's School of Music

Ee TN EN | ) taxation and cont to/f 8 r “ - print i ’ Inue urnish appearance to strengthen the “Roosevelt in Retrospect: a Pro THE BEST PART of Wint} mirer of Hamilton, of Theodore, - ‘hic ; " eats Lg N NNSYLVANIA ST T Inthrep Roosevelt. of Winston Churchill A ae & ountries which Mr. reader's emotional responses. file in History.” John Gunther is 128 . PE SYL IA ST. LI. 5513

Sargeant’'s “Geniuses, Goddesses 3 admits ’ rs Pedple” seems to me Ris Neapolitan Scene and, of course, of Wendell Willkie in our’ ual ey he plded wf Ld a the author. N , . He recognizes the.intelligence and ) & &

wonderful. diseussion . of. sym- IntesTit r like § and communism through containment wy a D2 oo or Wo Taft and through reconstruction. and yanenberg. Ullhe HOOVErS,: fyrthérmor Malis ; Tabers and-Wherrys' he has &n- ward which 3, 108 sooinlistm t0- among the foremost of American | other opinion entirely tently wishes th schiesinger evi-\writers, It is a book I shall wish | . dently: wishes the world to move, keep and, come some blessed

Beecham. Artur Rubinstein. Rita Ameri Hayworth, Ezio Pinza and Frank Lloyd Wright also are. included

Never,” author of “Veils Become Aphrodite’). that he might not care too much for critical eomparisons. But = ‘“I'Re Primitive”

Mr. Schlesinger is a great ad

IT IS MY belief that this is Algrén's finest novel, and a work

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from inside. Mr, Bargeant, who has done numerous celebrityprofiles in music and other arts

, . "= & =» 1a v . Te for Life, earlier in his career | ON THE OTHER HAND he may not” be the’ best bulwark interval of available time, to read served an apprenticeship as a REE ‘ fie IS against totalitarian communism again. A powerful, beautiful \ no uncritical partisan of the pro- (1) because most Socialists are piece of work. | ry | OPEN EVENINGS gressives and verbal liberals who, at Jeast partly convinced of the vem ———————————— | hy vi a .l iE

unlike his heroes, Jefferson, Jack- Marxian dogma and are thus sub-

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