Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 September 1942 — Page 4

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HARRIMAN IN LONDON LONDON, Sept. 14 (U. P.)—W. A. ‘Averell Harriman, United States lend-lease co-ordinator, arrived last night from the United States and ent immediately to the country to confer with Prime Minister Winston

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10 Concerls Will Feature Five Distinguished Soloists

Harbinger of the Indianapolis. of the orchestra. Five distinguished symphony orchestra’s 1942-43 sea- soloists will be featured: turday night- Richard Crobks, tenor of Lhe son of 10 pairs of Sa Metropolitan opera, Nov. 21 and 22. Sunday afternoon concerts, the an-| Rudolf Serkin, concert pianist, nual ticket campaign opened to-| pec. 5 and 6. day under the direction of Mrs. T.| Alexander Brailowsky, concert piVictor Keene. anist, Jan. 9 and 10. The coming season will be one of | Zino Francescatti, violinist, Feb. the most ambitious in the history|20 and 21.

The concert series will open Saturday night and Sunday afternoon, Nov. 7 and 8. On Dec. 19;and 20, the 200-voice Indianapolis phonic choir, under the direction of Elmer Steffen, will join with the orchestra in presenting Verdi's “Manzani’” requiem. Ferdinand Schaefer, who at the age of 81 steps out of retirement as conductor emeritus annually to lead the orchestra, will direct the Feb, 6 and 7 cdncerts. Other orchestra dates are Jan. 23 and 24 and March 27 and 28.

JOINS. PURDUE STAFF LAFAYETTE, Sept. 14 (U. P).— pr university officials an-

Metropolitan, March 13 and 14. BEG. MON.

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nounced today the appointment of George W. Kohler to the staff of the department of botany at the agricultural experiment station.

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Everybody ¢ Collected | But MacDonald

THE ARMY EMERGENCY RELIEI WOUND was 30000 Hichés today through the singing of Miss Jeanette MacDonald and the listening of 5800 Indianapolis citizens, It was value for value. There is no |-

doubt that the screen’s

s favorite light opera heroine gave the cus-

tomers $6000 worth of singing, and more. : So the net proceeds from Miss MacDonald's Soneert ad oad 2 INDIANA PLANTS

tabernacle yesterday were that the army fund got its urgently:

‘needed ‘dollars, the customers got | a first rate concert.and La MacDonald got a bouquet of flowers

and half a pitcher of ice water which she drank thirstily. That's all she got. That's all she wanted. Let it be a point of pride for the duration at least that Indianapolis responded more generously when the collection plate was passed around than Oklahoma' City or Chicago. These were the two previous stops on the star's tour for army relief which has 18 more cities on its itinerary. At the close of the program, the ‘orange haired beauty auctioned off encores. A group of volunteers in the audience passed the plate for encores. The group included several soldiers and one sailor who : didn’t mind helping out the army at all. : The encores brought $1100. In. Chicago, the audience paid $806 for encores while the good people of Oklahoma City gave $632. Of course, the gate was higher in those. towns where larger auditoriums were used. But for downright pocket-dig-ging, Indianapolis holds the record so far, 8 8 8

Shirtsleeve Rally

MISS MacDONALD sang sev-

eral braces of light classical, folk and art songs, as well as

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selections from: operettas in which she has starred. | The program seemed to hit the audience right where it did the most good, too, for the folks shelled out when the time came. e tabernacle holds about | 5800 people and a ‘lot of folks were standing. So it was warm. The star, herself, perspired and had to remove a white jacket. Men in the audience took off their coats. Then it became 'a shirtsleeve rally, Hoosier style. Miss MacDonald got the angle immediately. While her accompanist, Giuseppe Bambschek, was warms ing up on the waltz song from Gounod’s “Romeo and Juliet” she had to sneeze. - So she sneezed. Twice. Many an artist would have been undone. But she grinned, made a

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Employees of both firms will re-| Jl

ceive individual “E” pins from the armed services. The two firms are Continental Roll & Steel Foundry, East Chicago, and the Hoosier ordnance plant, Charlestown.

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