Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 April 1948 — Page 10

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YOUTH CENTER SPONSORS—Band leader Lionel Hampton, left, will give five Indiana concerts for the benefit of a prospective Youth Center at Fall Creek Blvd. and Boulevard Pl. to cost $150,000. The Rev. Fr. Bernard L. Strange, pastor of St.Rita's Catholic Church, 4s directing the fund campaign. The Catholic Youth Organization is sponsor and Senator Homer E. Capehart, right, honorary chairman. The concerts will be presented May 14 in Anderson: May 15 and 16 in the Armory, 711. N, Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis; May 17, Notre Dame, and May 18, Ft. Wayne. The above picture, ‘which includes Mrs. Hampton, was taken in Washington, D. C., ; where Mr. Hampton was playing and where he announced the plan for the Indiana ; Valuation concerts, Th 5 « Protect Your Furs sm . M ’ al to Krom... HEAT, DUST : |Orleans Woman Dies Nt pin Massive Organ Installed From” renh Tnjuries At Indiana University BEDFORD, Abe. 5.cMrs. Dok. 60-Year-Old Instrument Bought From Chicago |i a local hospital iste yesterday

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rh Himes Biala Bifvice = way mishap Je Biles nogth of BLOOMINGTON, Apr. 36—Work was completed today on the |DUefnn. HEL Bushand, Heorge installation and tuning of Indiana University’s mighty pipe organ, is in the hospital with chest informerly in Chicago's Auditorium. ? : : { Juries. Their automobile left the Saved from a junk-dealer's scrap heap when the Auditorium foad at a turn and crashed into] Product of General Motors fixtures -were auctioned off in 1942, the instrument wags presented to| : arin IU by Dr. William H. Barnes, organ architect of Evanston, IIL se FACTORY AUTHORIZED ween -, : er ge mg . Dr. Barnes, who bought the ovo pln nel Ay © The growing" number of Pontiac’owners who will massive and complicated struc-| oi. crested him in the IU : + use nothing but authorized Pontiac service is based |

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