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...Orchestra (Louis Krasner with the Cleveland Orchestra conducted by Artur Rodzinski; Columbia; six sides). Much of the music of Viennese Composer Berg, who died in 1935 (a disciple of Atonalist Arnold Schonberg), sounds like tortured, caterwauling doubletalk. But in this concerto, his atonalism is for once eloquent and heartfelt; it is Composer Berg's elegy on the death of his friend Manon Gropius, daughter of famed Architect Walter Gropius. The Clevelanders and Modernist Krasner give a stirring performance...
Harry Hopkins had two long talks with Joseph Stalin, repeated the President's offer to start war supplies flowing toward Russia at once. The Soviet Premier expressed his "heartfelt appreciation" to Hurry Upkins, penned a personal note to Franklin Roosevelt...
...George to another, Britain's King cabled Greece's last week a message of heartfelt condolence: "Britain shares the grief of the Greeks at the loss of Crete." Britain's grief was indeed deepseated, but it was not entirely sentimental. Not until last week had the full significance of the loss of Crete, in terms of British war effort, come home to the British people...
...call through to the British Legation. "Who's here?" said a jubilant voice. "Bloody well everybody. We're having champagne. Come on." But Ray Brock had more to do that morning. In the streets he was caught up in what he described as "the most moving and heartfelt demonstration of pure joy and thanksgiving that this correspondent has ever seen...
...such men as Dr. Morrison a Catholic priest spoke in a national broadcast at week's end. Rev. Maurice S. Sheehy, head of The Catholic University of America's Religious Education Department, in heartfelt tones condemned isolationist "fence-sitters" who refuse to face the destructive threat of Naziism and Fascism to Christian civilization...