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sentative, Henry R. Heller, Jr.. Manager,
Memphis plant, John E. Furlong Vice
President Winter & Co., Arthur W. Lin-
ter, Comptroller, John H. Gettell, repre-
southwest sales representative, Al Pa- sentative and Sales Manager. Charles B.
Robinson, northwestern sales represen-
gano, Supt. Mason & Risch, Rhoderick
tative. George J. Thomas, Asst. to W. G.
M. Dunn, Asst. Sales Mgr., Winter &
Winter & Co. Executives and Sales Staff
Hold Successful Meeting After Convention
As has been their custom for a great
many years. Winter & Co., New York
held a breakfast meeting of their execu-
WINTER
& CO. EXECUTIVES
AND SALES STAFF AT
ANNUAL
MEETING
DURING
CONVENTION
WEEK.
tives and sales staff at the Palmer House
in Chicago on the Friday morning fol-
lowing the Convention of the N.A.M.M.
in July. The photograph reproduced
herewith was taken at that time, and
those present at the meeting, from left
to right, included: Glenn Howard, mid-
Co., Henry Behning, Manager, Conover-
Cable Piano Co. Richard W. Forbes,
southwest sales representative, Dave
Eisen—New England sales representa-
tive, Richard W. Stevens, Vice Presi-
dent, Ivers & Pond Piano Co., George
W. Grant, middle Atlantic sales repre-
Heller. President, Charles A. Burke, Ad-
vertising Manager, Eugene A. Schmitt,
Hardman Peck & Co., Lyman Seymour,
southeast sales representative, Ivar
Wernes, midwestern sales representative,
Harry V. Williams, north midwest sales
representative.
Joseph & Lucas Open New
Salons; Trade Mark Wins
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Wyman
Meeting New Artists in Europe
The Joseph & Lucas Music Mart at
4200 Northeast Sandey Boulevard, Port-
land, 0., was officially opened on Sep-
tember 17th and
was attended by
thousands of per-
sons during the
two day celebra-
tion. Formally the
home of a bank
the bulding has
been aptly reno- •
A WINNING
TRADE MARK
vated into a most
ornate music salon.
Recently the Joseph & Lucas trade-
mark reproduced herewith won second
place in a contest conducted by the
Portland "Oragonian". It tied with the
Maxwell House Coffee trade mark.
Fifty-four national and local trade
marks were published and 4000 people
voted on those they recognized. Jantzen
Knitting Mills makers of swim suits won
first prize.
Philip Wyman, vice president of The
Baldwin Piano Co., Cincinnati, 0 . and
ships with pianists and other musicians
aboard.
The Wymans attended the Richard
Wagner Festival at Bayreuth. Germany,
on August 19 where they met
John Ortiz, Baldwin's artists' represen-
tative, who sailed several weeks ago on
a talent scouting tour of the Continent.
Together, the Messers Wyman and Or-
tiz will complete plans for the intro-
duction to the United States of pianists
new to American audiences.
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MR. & MRS. PHILIP WYMAN
Mrs. Wyman sailed Wednesday, August
11, aboard the S.S. Liberte of the French
Line for a three months' tour of Europe
during which they will renew friend-
Purple Pianos?
"Purple pianos used to be like pur-
ple cows—something you'd never see.
But now you can actually buy a pi-
ano that's purple—or pink. blue, green,
red and any other color you like.
You can even get a piano done in a
dashing two-tone color ensemble.
It's all part of a new idea launched
by a venerable New York piano firm—
Hardman, Peck & Company . . . So
the company offered to custom-paint its
little "minipiano"' spinets in any color."
{From St. Petersburg, Fla.. "Times")
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW, SEPTEMBER, 1954