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who concluded his regime as musical
director of the series, read it nobly
and with infinite care for its many
hidden treasures. 1t was good to
round out the season with this great
composition, that still retains its
eminence after a century and half.
Musical kindship and elevated
thought went into the performance
and in both these elements the con-
ductor and the orchestra members
found a communion of spirit that
was expressed in most satisfactory
reading.
Miss Swarthout was ardently
welcomed by her many admirers and
returned their enthusiasm by the
genuine manner in which she sang
her selections. She does not consider
any number too simple to require
her complete effort to give 1t the
best presentation and there is al
ways the surprise of how perfectly
matched is each phrase in the dis
covery of its sentiment and the
polished expression of it. This was
particularly true of the songs that
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formed her second group. Niles
go Way From My Window and
THE Gamblers Wife," Arthur
Foote'S I'm Wearin' Ava, Jean
and Bridges 20, That 1t Were So
were distinctive vocally and for the
deep feeling she put into them.
The Prayer" from Tschaikow-
sky's Moscow Cantata" was her
first offering, followed by Amour,
Viens Alder Ma Faiblessse" from
Saint-Saens' Samson and Dalila.
In both of these, and sometimes in
the songs, she had recourse to the
heavy. chest tones that in recent
years she has. joined more cleverly
to her high register. This portion of
her voice is less pleasing as she used
it last night and is lacking in nu-
ance. A tendency to haste robbed
the Saint-Saens aria of its sensu-
GUS beauty and kept Mr. Bales
speeding up the tempo to accommo-
date her. But her artistry and charm
are as potent as ever and the pro-
gram was considerably prolonged by
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encores that began with the "Haba-
|nera" from Bizet's Carmen"
Barber's exquisite "Adagio for
String Orchestra was one of the
most outstanding numbers the Or
chestra played. In the pure, fragile
tones of the stringed instruments,
the composer has put passionate
lutterance that is all the more effec-
tive for it's unsullied character. 1t
stood between the gay performance
of Brahms Hungarian Dance No: l
lin G minor" and Tschaikowsky's S
1872 Overture" which closed the
program. Mr.. Bales has done splen-
did work as head of these summer
events and disclosed a talent as con-
ductor and program organizer of
exceptional quality. His musical
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Miss Swarthout Offers Brilliant
Close to Water Gate Season

With one exception. IAwas last
night that the Goodyear blimp chose
the Water Gate for an advertising
excursion. 1t circled in front of the
audience, its illumined, running let
tiers distracting in their insistence.
Thus one listened to Mozart's
Jupiter" Symphony while the fas-
cinated eye read all about the latest
editions of the Icecapades or
glimpsed the vanishing ends of
words during Dvorak's Carnival
Overture. The airplanes have been
most considerate this summer in
|refraining from their direct swoop
of previous years over the barge
but the last word in incongruity and
thoughtlessness was reached by the
Goodyear stunt.
But Mozart remains untouchable
so that modern devices of which he
never dreamed could not affect the
beauty OF his work. Richard Bales,
Evening star., 1947-07-30
By Alice Eversmon

Whatever may have been the re-
verses experienced during this sum-
mer's series by the National SYM
phony at the Water Gate, the sea-
son closed last night in brilliant
manner. Gladys Swarthout, soloist
of the program, may claim credit for
the large turnout, but the symphony
proflted by an attendance equaling
in size the customary audiences OF
former years. A gala atmosphere
prevailed, contributed to by the
eager vibrations of thousands OF
people ready to enjoy a special
event. There was magnificent
background for the barge, where the
setting sun cast mauve reflections
on the horizon and prepared the
heavens for the appearance OF the
moon, placid, beaming moon that
had no competition in the sky.
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knowledge Is sure and he knows how
to gain its expression. The thanks
for his successful achievements,
publicly voiced by the Symphony's
manager, j. E. Mulch, was echoed
in the rousing applause OF the audi
|ence.
Evening star., 1947-07-30

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-11
Weather Bureau
Civil Service
Examination

The Board of Civil Service
Examiners for the Weather Blu
reau, Atlanta, Ga, has announc-
ed examinations for probational
appointment to the positions of
meteorological aid trainee, and
meteorological aid. Entrance sal
aries for these positions range
from $1,168 through $3,397 a
year.
Registers established as a re-
suit OF these examinations Wi Ii
be used to fill positions in the
States of Alabama, Florida, Geor-
gia, Mississippi, North Carolina,
South Carolina, and Tennessee.
Applications will be received by
the Weather Bureau, Executive
Secretary, Board of Civil Service
Examiners, Box 4718, Atlanta,
until the close of business Octo-
Der 30, 1947. Full information
ana application blanks may be
obtained from the secretary of
the local Board of Civil Service
Examiners at the local Post Of
flee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-11
Elect Trevor
President OF
The Chamber
NEW DIRECTORS MEET YES
TERDAY: JOE ALLEN MADE
FIRST VICE PRESIDENT OF
ORGANIZATION

i Edwin F. Trevor, president of
the Columbia Laundry Com
pa1ly, yesterday was elected
president of the Key West
Chamber of Commerce for the
next year at meeting of the
new board of directors.
Joe Allen was made first vice
president; j.. D. McAndrews,
manager of La Concha Hotel,
was elected second vice presi-
dent, and Judge Aquilino Lopez,
Jr., was named treasurer.
Glenn C., Price, retiring presi-
dent, presided over the meeting
of the board and then turned
the gavel over to Trevor, after
a message of thanks to the out
going board for the cooperation
they had shown him during the
last year.
The new board of directors are
A. Maitland Adams, Joe Allen,
William M. Arnold, Louis Car
bonell, Fred j. Dion, Robert Dill
lard, Robert Dopp, Aquilino Lo-
PEE, Jr., ]. d. McAndrews, Glenn
c. Price, Julius Stone and Ed
win Trevor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-11
DION NAMED ON
PUBLICITY GROUP

Appointment of Fred J. Dion,
director of the Chamber of Com
nerce, as member of the pub
licity committee of the Chamber
was announced by the directors
who met. yesterday.
Other members of the commit
tee are J. D. McAndrews, Glen
c. Price and Joe Allen.
An auditing committee of
William M. Arnold and Julius
Stone was appointed by the di-
rectors yesterday to inspect the
organizations accounts prior to
turning them over to the new
treasurer, Aquilino Lopez, Jr.
Membership in the United
States Chamber of Commerce
was renewed yesterday. A check
for $50 was authorized for pay
ment of dues.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-11
Three Local Girls Will Take
Part In Speaking Contest On
Monday Sponsored By Jaycees
LUCILLE HINDMAN, Oh
GA LEGCETT, MARY.
!.
LYN BENNETT WILL
TAKE PART

Girls from three local schools
have been selected for entrance
into the Key West public speak
ing contest and will compete on
Monday for the honor of being
selected to represent Key West
in statewide and nationwide
campaign sponsored by the Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce.
The Key West girls are Lucille
Hjndman, II, representing the
Convent of Mary Immaculat q;
Marlyn Bennett, Is, represent
ing the Key West High School,
and Olga Leggett, IA, represent
ing Douglass High School.
Judges of the local contest are
Harold Laubscher, manager of
the Key West Chamber of Com
merce; w. Curry Harris and the
Rev. Sigismund A. Laing, pastor
of Trinity (colored) Presbyterian
Church
The winners will be decided
by the judges who will allow 40
per cent for the content of the
speech delivered by each girl, 40
rer cent for the delivery and 20
per cent for originality.
A transcription of the speech
made by the Key West winner
will be forwarded to the state
offices of the Junior Chamber of
Commerce, where, on November
S. her voice will be in a state
wide contest.
The state winners voice will
be sent to the Jaycee national
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-11
Jr. WOnsan's Club
To Hold Meeting
On October 18th

| The first meeting this season
iof the Key West Junior Woman.
lClub will be held on October IA
at 3 p. m, in the club house, Mrs
Helen S. Schuck, president, sale
to-day.
| Outgoing officers are Mrs
Ramona knight, president; Mrs
MARY June Mesa, first vice pres.
ident = Mrs. Anna founders, Sec
'ond vice president; Miss Elissa
Moreno, recording secretary
!. Mrs. Helen S. Schuck, cores.
pending secretary; Miss Florence
! Walker, treasurer; directors
Mrs. Neil Rose Lopez and Mrs
Cleora johnson.
Newly elected officers are:
Mrs. Helen S. Schuck, president;
Mrs. Betty A. Saunders, first
vice president. Mrs, Pauline
Ketchings, corresponding secre-
Itary; Miss Elayne Albury, rec
ording Secretary; Mrs. Anna
founders, treasurer; Mrs. Ra-
mona knight and Mrs. Neil Rose
Lopez, directors.
The following donations were
given efrom proceeds of tn
cabaret. held in the Casa Marina
last january:
| To the Senior Woman's Club
for upkeep of the club house,
l$lOO; to the Municipal Hospital
$50; to the Community c h e s
Drive, $40; and to the Key West
High School, for the purchase OF
musical instruments, $3.50.
Horace O'Bryant, principal Of
key West High School, in, re-
Spouse to the donation, wrote
1.-THE following letter:
| "This is note of appreciation
for the generosity of the Junior
lWoman's Club in giving us $l5t
lfor use in our music depart
lment. This amount will insure the
purchase of another instrument
and it may insure the musica
Ieducation of several youngster:
down through the years, who
icould not afford to buy band in
struments, but who would have
liability that could be trained ano
drought out through the use o.
the instrument so .generousl.
provided by the Junior Woman:
ICiub."
| At the meetings, plans TO-
1.-The coming year will be dis
cussed. Among these will be thu
lforn1ing of committees to carry
or the years work, deciding thu
years project and conducting
membership drive.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-11
III. S. Favors
FORTHCOMING
OF Palestine
cry Associates Pres.)

LAKE SUCCESS, Oct. IL
Speaking for Secretary of State
Marshall, Delegate Herschel John.
son informed the United Nations
today that the United States
agreed to the proposal to partition
Palestine between Jews and
Arabs.
Most Jewish organizations ia
vor the division, but Arabs, in
and out of Palestine, oppose the
proposal.
British authorities in Palestine
fearing that the action of the
United States may cause rioting
or warfare among Arabs in the
Holy Land, have taken precau-
ton against every possible out
burst of violence, according to
advices received in this country.
Egyptian Arabs reported that
they have a force of $4,000 troops
available to carry on war in
Palestine. OF that number, the
report added, $4,000 are British
trained.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-11
Social Agencies
Met; All Members
Are Represented

the Council of Social Agen-
cies held their first meeting
Friday noon at the La Concha
Hotel.
George Mills White, president
of the organization, presided
Representatives of the various
agencies in the city gave brief
reports on the activities of their
particular groups.
Those present were: Judge
Aquilino Lopez, chairman of the
Community Chest Drive; Mrs.
Helen Mcneil, executive secre-
tary. and Mrs Garcia Nettles,
home sefviee worker, of~the
American Red Cross; Mrs. Ruth
Lange, State Welfare Board;
Miss Marie Hartell, superintend-
ent of the Municipal Hospital;
Rev. John Pickens, chairman of
the Monroe County Child We'll
fare Council; Miss Lottie Green,
director of Wesley Houses; Mrs.
Eileen Coughlin and Frank ADJ
ans, Jackson Square USO.
Victor Lowe, city director Of
Public Welfare; Mrs. Jane Whid-
den, City Recreation Depart
ment; Miss Beatrice Demeritt,
acting director of Public Welfare
for Girls Day." Mrs. Amelia
Camus, PIT A. council; j e + I
knight, Florida Employment
Office; w. H. Bellinger, Florida
Industrial Commission; Miss Bet,
ty Adams, attendance assistant
Monroe County Public Schools
and Mrs. Eva Navarro, Woman's
Auxiliary of the Municipal Hos
pital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-11
Adams Appears
Chamber
Board Friday

Frank Adams, director of the
jackson Square USO, appeared
before the directors Of the Key
West Chamber of Commerce yes
terday and said that he hoped
the USO would include activ-
tiles designed to provide recre-
alton for Key West service men
after the USO terminates in
December.
The board of directors unani-
mously agreed with his ideas
regarding the matter. Further
thought will be given to the pro-
posal by the Military Affairs
committee of the Chamber.
Adams, some time ago, said
the YMCA might come to Key
West some time later, but he
made it clear yesterday the ma
tional organization of the YMCA
has not definitely committed
itself to come here.