Seattle Symphony
Orchestra Leader
Fired from Job
SEATTLE, Oct. 27—;.T—Manuel
Rosenthal. Seattle Symphony Or
chestra conductor who made the
headlines but not the deadlines,
was out of a job today.
At least, so far as the ooard of
directors of the symphony is con
cerned, the peppery little French
man who came here in 1949 has
been. disengaged from his $15,000 a
year job. Rosenthal’s attorney ap
parently believes otherwise and says
he intends to hold the board to
its two-year contract.
The diminutive, 47-year-old con
ductor was fired yesterday afternoon
while a U. S. Immigration board
in New York was investigating the
problems that put Rosenthal in a
bad light here.
He was detained in New York
Oct. 13 when he and Claudine Pil
lard Verneuil, known in Seattle as
Mrs. Rosenthal, returned from a
vacation in Paris. This was after
Mme. Lucie Troussier Rosenthal of
Paris had notified various individ
uals she and Manuel had never
been divorced.
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Seattle Man Dies
Aboard Plane on
Way from Inferior
SEATTLE, Oct. 27—MV—Henry L
Luoto, 53, a Seattle marine engi
neer, died of natural causes aboarc
a Pan American Fairbanks-Seattlc
plane early Friday, the airline re
ported today.
When the stewardess, Miss Carrk
Barlow, sought to awake Luoto be
fore the plane set down at Seattle
Tacoma International Airport (Bo
eing Field was fogged in), she dis
covered the passenger was deat
The body remained in the sea
until after the landing.
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