The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 15, 1943, Page 3

MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1743. a ae CONTRIBUTIONS | SHOW INCREASE VARIOUS COLLECTORS OVER! CITY MEET WITH MUCH! _ BUCCESS IN CAMPAIGN CARRIED On edi Gaevay : The Red Cross workers, a+ ering Various séctions “of the! city, are-meeting with much suc-| cess in,donations veng made to| the War Fund Drive. The folowing is a list of the). Jatest contributions recorded at) Red Cross headquarters: Employes ey: West Elec- fie 280, 2 Frank Sabini _ Mrs, J; N. Bishop -. Dr. Aaron H. Shifrin Lt. and Mrs..D. F. Keefe — searaeeees i TWO BOYS DONATE | LAST. P| Red Cross Tag. They hed sacrificed their candy money, but candy didn’t compare with the thrill of being a “Red Crosser.” Have you sacrificed some, TO RED | By JOHN SELBY AP Arts Editor YORK, Mer. 15.--The larg- LUTES AND OBOES ON PARADE | Brown, and up to this week it} ments were played, however, and THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ' piano, the earliest { rig! can touched — but not played.| Prints show how the instru- known, structed a travelogue showing how ! , sit| had eaten the middle out of every! from the Balkans, east Germany, out in the room where they | piece of wood. And Dr. has con- musical insrtu- Winternitz kind of has been huddied in a great, dark! sometimes tell even more. A con-| ments got to Europe from their j room at the back of the Museum,| temporary of Handel, for exam-! place of origin — the long-necked Most of the instruments are| ple, complains of the cost of keep-| } ute from Persia, i= and most important collection | <¢i1) hiding there, but the Museum! ing up a lute — a horse and a/and the viol from Byzantium by {of musical instruments in the | Western Hemisphere is coming to}; plans to refurbish the lot as soon | lute cost about the same in a) way as Dr. Emanuel Winternitz can} city, he Says. ir i life at the Metropolitan Museum get ‘round to it. acing he jof Art. It is the enormous collec- 'Mrs. Ruth Niles’ __ | Mrs, R. J. Lewis |Mrs. Marie Rendueles 1.00; | Willie Wickers - ‘Audley Cash 1.00 ‘Felipe Carbonell aa 'Cynthia J. Graves i Frank Giambattista, Jr. | George Guiterrez | Lillian Collins James H. Carey {Julian Butler Ben Carey a Eddie Lee Banks ‘Bernard N. Thurston ‘John Detent - \Eddie Lee Banks 1.00: 100 EE The idea has been, first, to eet | tion presented the museum in the) the treasures out of the dark, and| the. instruments neties by Mrs. John. Crosby, second, to relate them somehow to! sible, but some are past that point.| horn, The ‘serpént looks ike: 2 i modern life. The refurnished sec-} Occasionally sounding boards are| serpent just as -a Dr. whenever pos- | t | tion is now ina big room next a split, because the Museum is not} I 1.00 to the Museum’s concert hall. The 1.00 jabels make sense. rebec Winternitz has strung up} of. the oboe and English horn, of the Hispano-Moresque The shawn is there, grandfather he ,serpent, ancestor of the bass ike-a bagpipe. Only Scotland air conditioned, A magnificent! cannot be blamed ‘fot ‘the bagpipe! cases are large and clean and the) double spinet by Hans Rucker| exclusively; Dr. Priceless-in-; was brought up from Peru, and | samples of the three sty has from Winternitz struments such as the Christofori found to be only a shell—termites | the British Isles, but also examples ; ‘0 TOP LLLEL LLL LCL SOTTO ISM. TI PLL LL CLA LLL eT Stell’s Beauty Nook ug and Mrs. ae Bar- © ws Mclina Bakery i Mr. and Mrs. La Londe _ J. R. Valdez - Mrs. J. R. Valdez ape ua Wholesale Gro- Daca’ Solano Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Jones Ensign and Mrs. W. D. Host Mr. and Mrs, W. F. Adeline J. Robert Taylor __ ‘ Mrs. J. Robert Taylor Mr. and Mrs. sl a F. Mrs. Carnell Park __ Mr. and Mrs. Allison Mrs. G. C, McCowan ‘Mrs. Gertrude Ricketts _ Mrs. Myrtle Cross Lt. Gg) Joseph E. Cooks. Jr. . Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gan- dolfo - Mrs. J. W. “Thompson Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Curry Mrs. Dewey Riggs Mr. and Mrs. J. Mrs. Kuberd _. Mrs. Paul Lake _ bo Be irs. cae ie ya Mrs. J. L. Brouwer Mr. and Mrs. Alton Hinton Ugnacio Cobo Gene’s News Stand - Square Deal Market Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rivas Archer's Grocery R. W. Edwards - D. H. Ferguson - Mrs. I. M, Achard Mrs. Zelea Saliner Mrs, R. C. Readick Mrs. Herman Sands _. Mrs. Harold Cates _. Robert Beal Bush Mrs. Leon McFarland - Mrs. Lula Thompson — Tyicarlas Cremata — Mrs. H. F. Roberts Mrs. Earl Weech Clara Bell Garcia ~ Mrs. Thecdore Knowles Mrs. J. E. Russell Rev. S. P. Reinke —_. H. D. Rice H. B. Swift ie. Mrs. Neil Knowles ‘Mrs. J. I. Rainer Mrs. Bert Sawyer Mrs. Irwin Sweeting Mrs. Beryl Curry Mrs. Hanna Knowles Miss Katherine .Knowles Miss Clara Mears Mrs. Joe R. Thompson Luther Thompson Mrs. W. H. Johnson ~ Irs. Gerald Lloyd rs. Bertha Knowles Mrs. Tem Curry Mrs. Eliza Almyda Mrs. Hubert Roberts David Hollinger M. E. Conn W. C. Tones D. C. Bargeron Paul T. Fester D. L. Drawdy N. D. Brown S. P. Waldo Cc. F. Vann P. L. Love . R, L. Reynolds Axel Maguison Steve Saja L. W. Orange Donald Reynolds Angel Delgado G. W. Byrd W. G: Lowe Walter Heaton E. G. Diamond M. E. Bennett Hubert C. Johnson Belmont E. Carey E. W. Beccaise Mrs. B. D, Trevor Ralph Carmona - Sterling too? Have you contributed a little more than usual? That is ; Orville Miller iP. J. Schowrer ;H. J. Walls Roy Deam ;Orlando Valdez ~ { FORO OOO aa a voy Walterson - 500 @ L, Kiser 5.09| Armando Garcia - Emilio Godinet Pritchard 2 Mrs. L. J. Conant = fate J, R. Pinder Mrs. E. J. Cherlow 4 5.09 Mrs. William Camalier 5.00\ wis, Alfred Baker — be Mr. and Mrs. James Higgs 00\ Mr. and Mrs. J. M. ae 309 Mis. A. Hall . 3.00 Mrs. Bailey ~ 50 Mrs. J. D. Marlow, Jr. 2.50 Mrs. George Parks |Hamilton Pinder - |R. C. Fredrichersen 200! | Mrs. Hilburn ‘Pinder _. s. Vivian Pinder Frank Jolly - Mrs. G. ©. Tedder - Mrs. Rloids Abrea Eric A. Curry — j Frank Marcozzi | Dr. J. C. Sanche: 200| Lt. George Romfh, Jr. 2.00} Mrs. George Romfh 2.00| William. McHugh - } 2.00) Mrs, William McHugh H. Sealy Sweeting, Sr. — 2.00! 2.00 2.00 2.00 1.50 Mrs. J. C. Eberhardt .. Miss Ruby Edwards George Reese, Jr. L. V. Driver — ‘George Smith Joe Cabrera Clarence Thompson _ Kingman G. Curry, Jr. = {Carolyn Lawson - 1.00; Arelaide Merkey » 91.00, Mr, and, Mrs, George Wil- 1.00; liams _ 1.00 Mrs. 0. W. Bodder | 1.00; Mrs. James Filtau ‘ 100 Mrs. Sophia de la Cuesta 1,00; Althea Schmidt - 1.00; M. I. Rodriguez 1.00; Mrs. G. E. Pena 1,00| Fernandez & Son 1.00; Albert Albury Se 1.00; Ramon J. Oliva —— 1.00 | Mrs. Hilda Estenoz 1.00; Mrs. Louisa Fernandez - 1.00; | Joseph Parba 1.00;Ida Guerra — 1.00; J. L. Sephens = 1.00! Edna Conner _____ 1.00| Celia Rodriguez - 1.00 | Edward Marquez - 1,00; Mrs. Rosa Perez a2 1,00 Mrs. Leo Rodriguez — 1.00! 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HUMAN, | 1.00 Re ce ee ec ce ce ee eT LLL Coecccecersoveceesesos® PeCSeeceeesscorcecsescesesoeesseoee for example, | and | bagpipe. looks} determined viol France and Italy. his -eptior eS is concepti rough spots fall There are The recording is by On the platters— A thoroughly workmanlike per- formance of the Sibelius! symphony has been conducted by} John Barbirolli for Columbia. The } a orchestra is the Philharmonic, which here plays better than it has for some recording conductors, and mechanically the recording is good although in my set the fifth side makes 4 moo‘ng sound that! Symphony Sibelius did not put there. musically There is also a new recording of} ly. After the Bach Concerto in E by Adolf} pianists s« Busch and his Chamber Players. 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