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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1° Musical Genius Displayed In Adaskin Recital At CRA The musical genius of two of Ca- nada's outstanding artists permeat- ed the informal surroundings of the Community Recreation Association Auditorium last night when an ap- preciative audience heard a pro- gram of superb quality by violinist Harry Adaskin, accompanied at the plano by his wife, Frances Marr. A noted pianist in her own right, Mrs. Adaskin playde an integral part in the recital, giving it more the flavor of a duet than a solo performance. Rising above mere technical efficiency, their interpre- Halo reached the height of great art, Major works on the program were Beethovan's Sonata No, 3 in G, Opus 30, and a concerto by the 20th century English ' composer Frederick Delius. In these, as in his entire program, Mr. Adaskin's profound richness of tone and clear-cut fingering were dominant features. The sympathetic co-ordination of vioiin and piano also a feature of the recital as a whole stood out in Lie unai allegro vivace movement of the Beethoven sonata, which fol. | lowed the. supremely lovely tempo di minuetto. As explained by Mr, Adaskin, the | Delius concerto, written in 1916, re- flects the composer's profound love of nature and its sounds. Combin- | ed with this passion for nature is a tinge of despair resulting from his deep awareness of the transience of | these lovely things. The opening theme persists throughout the work.and is played slowly on the plano at the very end as if in farewell, The latter portion of the program comprised a group of numbers lighter in character but played with 0 48 the same finesse displayed in' the lengthier works. These were the well-known Chan- son Arabe by the tuneful Obertass M-~zurka Wieniawski, Debussy's waltz Plus que Lente (The 'nd the coloriul Hoe Down from Aaron Copland's ballet Rodeo. in acknowledgment of by La | THERE OUGHT TO BE A LAW AT LAST IT SEEMED THEYD FOUND A BABY FOOD LITTLE BOONDOGGLE WOULD LAP UP WELL, ITS ABOUT TIME LIEVE IT! HE CLEANED/ WE FOUND SOMETHING HELL EAT WITHOUT BLOW- | Rimsky-Korsakoff, | slower than! the en- | thusiastic applause the artists play=- ed three encores, lovely Christmas Cradle Song, the familiar Scottish tune Road to the Max Regner's | Isles and finally Hubay's delightful | collection of Hungarian airs entitl- led Hejre Kati, or Pretty Katie. Mr. and Mrs Adaskin also gave a brief program in the playing the Beethoven sonata, the Cradle Song and Hejre Kati. Prospect for Raw afternoon, | Materials to Make | The Atom Bomb By LESLIE BRODIE Canadian Press Correspondent Sydney, Australia -- (CP)--A nation-wide hunt for raw materials of the atomic bomb is gathering momentum in Australia. Prospectors are seeking uranium, plutonium, thorium, and the other radio-active minerals that go into the bomb, in al] parts of the coun- try. Scientists sailed on the ex- | ploration ship Wyatt Earp to the | Antarctic to study cosmic rays | close to the south pole, where the cosmic ray is understood to be stronger than it is in other parts. | Financial help is given by 'the $0 THEY STOCKED THE DAILY TIMES.CAZETTE Z By Al Fagaly and Harry Shorten Detective Stories KID ACTS AS THOUGH IT WAS GROUND GLASS UP ON THE STUFF AND NOW THE LOOK! 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The search for thorium in the sands of eastern Australia has taken prospectors to the fashion- able seaside resort of Southport in southern Queensland. Thorium- bearing sands exist there and are believed to extend south almost to Sydney. In the search for uranium, gov- | Painter and Radium Hills of South | | deposits of uraniuim-bearing ores Australia as the areas likely to | yield large payable deposits of | uranium. | But prospects of finding large | in Australia are not good, said R. 0. Chambers, mineralogist at the Australian Museum. He told re- porters that nowhere in Australia had anyone found pitch-blende, | the most common and important source of uranium. He described the Mount Painter and Radium Hills deposits as "insignificant." PAGF. SEVENTEFN "just s is an admirer of her work. 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