Concert Sunday
Greatly Enjoyed
A high quality performance by
artists combining piano and cello
concluded the 1961-62 Alaska Mu
sic Trails concert series Monday
evening at the high school audi
torium.
Ornella Santoliquido at the pi
ano and Massimo Amfitheatrof,
eminent Italian cellist, offered a
varied and interesting program of
music especially composed for
these two instruments, by Beetho
ven, Bach, Ravel, Bloch, Cyril
Scott and Richard Strauss.
A spirited and capable perform
ance of the Concerto in D minor
by Vivaldi-Stradal, played by Or
nella Santoliquido was followed by
the first major work on the pro
gram combining the two instru
ments, Beethoven’s Seven Varia
tions on “Bei Maennern Welche
Liebe fuehlen” from Mozart's
“The Magic Flute.”
The brilliant matching of the
two instruments by the master
Beethoven and the combined per
formance of these two artists made
this a memorable performance.
Of particular enjoyment to the
writer was the performance of
the Variations and the concluding
Sonata in F Major, Opus 6, by
Richard Strauss.
Truly a master of his instru
ment, Amfitheatrofs cello would
sing, soar or respond with tonal
effects from bagpipe notes to that
of a mere whisper at the touch
of his nimble fingers.
The artists graciously responded
with an encore, which concluded
an evening of rare musical en
joyment.
Dungeness Crab
Pot Limit Urged
The Alaska Board of Fish and
Game is urged to adopt commer
cial fishing rules and regulations
limiting the number of crabpots
for the harvesting of dungeness
crab to 250 crabpots in the waters
off Cape Suckling south to Cape
Spencer, by House Resolution No.
53 introduced in the legislature
by the house resources committee.
The resolution takes note of the
abundance of Dungeness Crab in
that region and of the fact that
no limitations presently exist
which controls the number of crab
pots which may be used for ob
taining dungeness crab.
Seek Stiff Fiee
For Racial Bias
The law relating to racial dis
crimination in Alaska would be
more embracing and the penalties
for its violation more severe un
der the provisions of House Bill
No. 8 introduced by Representa
tive Hellenthal of Anchorage.
The present law would be
amended by the proposal so as to
cover all “persons” rather than
only “citizens,” and also specific
ally adds motels, trailer parks, re
sorts, camp grounds, swimming
pools, golf courses, housing accom
odations and “all other public
amusements and business estab
lishments.”
“Any denial of the use of the
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foregoing facilities by reason of
race, creed, or color of the appli
cant therefore shall be a violation
of this section. Public amusement
and business establishments with
in the meaning of this section
shall include any establishment
which caters or offers its services
or goods to the general public,
including but not limited to, pub
lic housing and all forms of pub
licly assisted housing, and any
housing accomodation offered for
sale, rent or lease," the measure
states.
The new proposal would double
the fine for violation from $250
to $500.
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