Music Trade Review
Issue: 1946 Vol. 105 N. 2 - Page 22
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Wisconsin under the Army Specialized
Training Program; graduated from
the Military Intelligence Training Cen-
ter, Camp Ritchie, Md. Held rank of
That the third generation is now Master Sergeant; served as an Aerial-
taking part in Winter & Co. activities Photo-Interpreter with the Photo-In-
is manifested in the announcement this telligence Unit of the 45th (Thunder-
month that Henry R. Heller, Jr., son bird) Division; and as a translator for
the 45th Counter Intelligence Corps
of H e n r y R.
Detachment in the European Theater.
H e l l e r , vice
He was honorably discharged from
president a n d
service November 14, 1945 and joined
f a c t o r y man-
Winter & Co. on November 26, 1945.
ager of the com-
Henry will assist his father in the
pany, is now a
manufacturing end of the business. In
member of the
this connection, he will start at the
organization be-
bottom and thoroughly study manufac-
i n g trained i n
turing and production methods.
all branches of
piano manufac-
John E. Furlong attended the local
turing u n d e r
schools of Mount Vernon, N. Y., and
the eagle eye of
graduated from Princeton University,
H R HELLER JR
class of 1936. He spent some years
his father. John
- -
- -
E. Furlong, son-in-law of President with the New York Central Railroad,
William G. Heller, is now acting as Traffic Dept., and the U. S. Guarantee
assistant to vice president Paul Fink, Co., New York,
who is also director of sales.
as surety bond f
:
Henry R. Heller, Jr., graduated from underwriter.
Although Mr.
Mohegan Lake Academy, Peekskill,
N. Y. in 1937 and from Georgetown Furlong will as-
University, School of Foreign Service, sist Mr. Fink in
Washington, D. C, in 1941 with a B.S. all the ramifica-
degree in Business Administration. He t i o n s of t h e
is a member of the Delta Sigma Pi wholesale end of
Fraternity and was formerly employed the business, he
by the U. S. Dept. of Labor, Wage and is also spending
Hour Division; later with Grace Line, conside r a b 1 e
Inc., until October, 1942, when he en- time in the fac-
tered the Army of the United States. tory in order to
He trained as a glider infantryman a," e t a general JOHN E. FURLONG
with the 82nd Airborne Division; education in piano manufacturing so
graduated from the German Area and that he will be further qualified to
Language Course at the University of discuss the piano with the veteran.
Heller Jr. and Furlong
3rd Winter & Co.Generation
1874
1945
Famous For Over 70 Years.
The
WESSELL, NICKEL & GROSS
COMPACT DIRECT BLOW
PIANO
A C T I O N
/Vote manufactured for the trade by
THE WESSELL, NICKEL & GROSS DIVISION
Wylie of Fargo Leases
Entire Building
J. M. Wylie, Fargo, N. D. has just
taken a long lease on the building
where he has been operating for the
last 2MJ years, and leased all three
floors and the basement.
The ground floor is being completely
remodeled, windows to the floor level,
the ceiling is being painted in ivory;
the walls, for ten feet down, in cream,
and then it is made in ovals six feet
wide and six feet high from the front
of the store to the back, where each
piano will have a setting individual
and complete.
There will be new, indirect lighting.
The floors will all be sanded and var-
nished and it will be one of the nicest
retail stores to be found anywhere.
The location is 115 Broadway and
the ground floor and the basement will
be occupied to start with; later, the
entire building. It is 140 feet long by
25 feet wide, giving me S500 square
feet on each floor. Business has justi-
fied this expansion and the expense
involved.
According to Mr. Wylie, the store
will look very much like one of the
illustrations in the Jesse French store
manual. A piano will be mounted in
the back under a floodlight, and a?
one walks in the front door, a three
foot rubber mat, 100 feet long will
lead directly to it.
Offers Business Courses
To Music Students
An innovation in American music
education whereby training in music
is combined with journalism, radio,
business, and dramatics has been an-
nounced by the School of Music of
Indiana University.
Under new curricular combinations
students in music who do not wish to
follow a professional career as soloists
or become music teachers may fit them-
selves for many music-related positions
which an extensive survey by a School
of Music committee has found to be
open to young men and women with
the proposed combined training. These
include positions as music critics, mu-
sic publishing, music salesman, record
department managers, radio announc-
ing, music promotion, music advertis-
ing, artists managers, music store de-
partment managers, and business man-
agers for orchestra, opera and other
musical organizations.
The new combined courses, which
will be offered for the first time during
the semester opening Feb. 11, are ex-
ITurn< to column 3 , page 2 7 )
22
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW, FEBRUARY, 1946
Wisconsin under the Army Specialized
Training Program; graduated from
the Military Intelligence Training Cen-
ter, Camp Ritchie, Md. Held rank of
That the third generation is now Master Sergeant; served as an Aerial-
taking part in Winter & Co. activities Photo-Interpreter with the Photo-In-
is manifested in the announcement this telligence Unit of the 45th (Thunder-
month that Henry R. Heller, Jr., son bird) Division; and as a translator for
the 45th Counter Intelligence Corps
of H e n r y R.
Detachment in the European Theater.
H e l l e r , vice
He was honorably discharged from
president a n d
service November 14, 1945 and joined
f a c t o r y man-
Winter & Co. on November 26, 1945.
ager of the com-
Henry will assist his father in the
pany, is now a
manufacturing end of the business. In
member of the
this connection, he will start at the
organization be-
bottom and thoroughly study manufac-
i n g trained i n
turing and production methods.
all branches of
piano manufac-
John E. Furlong attended the local
turing u n d e r
schools of Mount Vernon, N. Y., and
the eagle eye of
graduated from Princeton University,
H R HELLER JR
class of 1936. He spent some years
his father. John
- -
- -
E. Furlong, son-in-law of President with the New York Central Railroad,
William G. Heller, is now acting as Traffic Dept., and the U. S. Guarantee
assistant to vice president Paul Fink, Co., New York,
who is also director of sales.
as surety bond f
:
Henry R. Heller, Jr., graduated from underwriter.
Although Mr.
Mohegan Lake Academy, Peekskill,
N. Y. in 1937 and from Georgetown Furlong will as-
University, School of Foreign Service, sist Mr. Fink in
Washington, D. C, in 1941 with a B.S. all the ramifica-
degree in Business Administration. He t i o n s of t h e
is a member of the Delta Sigma Pi wholesale end of
Fraternity and was formerly employed the business, he
by the U. S. Dept. of Labor, Wage and is also spending
Hour Division; later with Grace Line, conside r a b 1 e
Inc., until October, 1942, when he en- time in the fac-
tered the Army of the United States. tory in order to
He trained as a glider infantryman a," e t a general JOHN E. FURLONG
with the 82nd Airborne Division; education in piano manufacturing so
graduated from the German Area and that he will be further qualified to
Language Course at the University of discuss the piano with the veteran.
Heller Jr. and Furlong
3rd Winter & Co.Generation
1874
1945
Famous For Over 70 Years.
The
WESSELL, NICKEL & GROSS
COMPACT DIRECT BLOW
PIANO
A C T I O N
/Vote manufactured for the trade by
THE WESSELL, NICKEL & GROSS DIVISION
Wylie of Fargo Leases
Entire Building
J. M. Wylie, Fargo, N. D. has just
taken a long lease on the building
where he has been operating for the
last 2MJ years, and leased all three
floors and the basement.
The ground floor is being completely
remodeled, windows to the floor level,
the ceiling is being painted in ivory;
the walls, for ten feet down, in cream,
and then it is made in ovals six feet
wide and six feet high from the front
of the store to the back, where each
piano will have a setting individual
and complete.
There will be new, indirect lighting.
The floors will all be sanded and var-
nished and it will be one of the nicest
retail stores to be found anywhere.
The location is 115 Broadway and
the ground floor and the basement will
be occupied to start with; later, the
entire building. It is 140 feet long by
25 feet wide, giving me S500 square
feet on each floor. Business has justi-
fied this expansion and the expense
involved.
According to Mr. Wylie, the store
will look very much like one of the
illustrations in the Jesse French store
manual. A piano will be mounted in
the back under a floodlight, and a?
one walks in the front door, a three
foot rubber mat, 100 feet long will
lead directly to it.
Offers Business Courses
To Music Students
An innovation in American music
education whereby training in music
is combined with journalism, radio,
business, and dramatics has been an-
nounced by the School of Music of
Indiana University.
Under new curricular combinations
students in music who do not wish to
follow a professional career as soloists
or become music teachers may fit them-
selves for many music-related positions
which an extensive survey by a School
of Music committee has found to be
open to young men and women with
the proposed combined training. These
include positions as music critics, mu-
sic publishing, music salesman, record
department managers, radio announc-
ing, music promotion, music advertis-
ing, artists managers, music store de-
partment managers, and business man-
agers for orchestra, opera and other
musical organizations.
The new combined courses, which
will be offered for the first time during
the semester opening Feb. 11, are ex-
ITurn< to column 3 , page 2 7 )
22
THE MUSIC TRADE REVIEW, FEBRUARY, 1946
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