Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 June 1950 — Page 7

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to Cut 1 Game

the American 5t out of sight | as far as the ng closer to the llers every day. ice is only one

ce Millers took ne idle league=

lis Indians last

Kansas City, 9-6, ipplied with the me runs. Jack 2 chief spreader, low highlighting outburst in the ‘hat was it, be« had picked up cond and one in

yok the homer quest of Colume 3 the Mud Hens last 11 games, and Ed Mordar-three-run circuit

h to sew things *

kee Brewers

, 11-8, to regain - league by one-.

the Saints. The vas led by Al . two home runs s seven tallies.

own

(UP) — Doris ville, Fla., won ational Women's fp today with a tory over Mrs, [odd of La Jolla,

ted slowly, and ked with errors. and cross-court von the first set, t four straight: second set. But for the powerful nale. f men’s singles, F Los Angeles gnment in Jarothe self-exiled | as the leading pe. Drobny, a W now repre-

Compton 4:07.3

if., June 3 AUP) left little doubt 1e world’s great. 1eday may come -minute mile.” Swede made his pearance of the t qne last night his heels to a iree challengers in at the Comp-~ rack and Field

r the four-lapper 7.3 seconds, the run on the West th fastest of all

ris > Imes . rts feature with surprises The. ‘Sunday TT IDE N’ ' SEEK ire-feature in ers attempt to Indianapolis a sports celeb Sunday. The tures the star pose. . , the - you about the ickground . re to test your of the sports dentifying the Answer also is he Times each

. it's different SEEK

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104.

music 1s

"That beltef, of is f course. shared

with livelihood. But the same as a landlord's belief in his or A’ salesman's belief in his product. Muste goes

deeper than orofit or Joss. “There's something formance that transcends words,”

explains. “When you play well, you know it, and that . knowledge means more than =

any other reward.”

~Will--Start- Third - Season

MR. HARMAN, who will start

son with Fabien Sevitzky next fall, has put in

wishes now he'd commenced earlier on the instrument, instead of

‘spending some years on plang, beginning at:

20 of ‘his 35 years on clarinet. He

But plano seemed the best idea. to

late Rev. Winfield Schroeder Harman, when the

family arrived in Zeliénople, Pa.. after a couple of LYpically ministerial moves from Keith's birth:

"place in Akro

Another mots in 1925 took the Harmans to South Philadelphia, where Keith got a chance to Join the band of Messiah Reformed Church, his father's pastorate. “The only instrument they had

..for me was ofie of those.

~SOPPaNe-saXes that sound like a bear cub. with its foot caught

in a trap,” he recalls.

He tamed the cub-squeéal enough to join a 15-

piece orchestra in Southwark Mifflin Sts, whose oboe-player, lucei, now is first oboe with the Mi ny.

= Still another pastoral move took the . family ved. 1929 to Hanover, Pa... where - Keith played in the high school band. His father’s Christmas present of a clarinet in 1030 started Keith's ca-

about a good musical per-

hadames Ange-

bY other musiBut it's not rrr property

Mr. Harman

Applause or put I couldn't even - Harmar says), SSRN Pap his. third sea:

age 6. his father, the

ool, Ninth and

nneapolis S8ym-

bachelor of music degree from the vr of the Speedway Christian and. -bacheidr-of-selence-tn-music education trom Times Amusement a eT. the University of Cincinnati, ~ Clock ; Survivors include a daughter, He die Beetay in, school 2s i the rast, Mrs, Margaret Hogue, and wo emerging from the latter a ith four th- sons, Walter and Charles A. p ers and most of his friends in the service, he felt The Ds masa. Dog 2p nf Preah "| Henderson, all of Speedway, tone lp ! FRANK CAPRAS unhappy and tried unsuccessfully to enlist. A i, 150. 13" grandchildren and two sreat- . i war-time Job as second clarinetist with the Cin-| PRAY, LL HI 7% |grandehildren. t RIDING HIGH 3

cinnati Symphony under

play the ‘Rigoletto

cinnat! Symphony.

but later

Mr. McGinnis, himself a prodigy and the great Daniel Bonade, was hardbolled, could ‘afford only bi-monthly lessons. Mr. MeGinnis didn’t encourage him. what you're up against. Then If you still want fo be a musician, go ahead,” Mr. McGinnis sald. And Mr. Harman now. says; “He's the man who

Iphia Orchestra, With the New York Philharmonic. turned him down as a Curtis prospect (“I could fantasy,’ with a lot of tof noes y the C major scale, accepted h

of Keith

“You have to know

By 1941, Mr

Schmactenberg, still first chair man in the Cin.

Harman had a

Eugene Goossens and

conductors, Mr. Harman likes to talk about technical problems, like the two instruments=B fiat —1*

‘Sight-Reading Approved FAUSTO CLEVA nodded deadpan approval of|

* Mr, pri]

After three years with Mr. "McGinnis, Keith h won a scholarship at Cincinnati Conservatory of sized role in "The Bicycle Thief, He was gf member of the ImMusic, where he studied clarinet with Emil now in its second week at the |Pfoved Ordér of Redmen, Loyal

Enzo Staiola takes a man-

‘Bervices will be held at the Conkle West 16th Sureet Tomsta) Home at 1 p. m. Mon for Charles M. Henderson, who died Thursday in St. Vincent's Hos-

Feary a wn

pital. Burial will be in Floral

Mr, “Henderson was 84. A native of ‘Raleigh, N. C., he lived {in Speedway City for the last 80 - years. His home was at 5012 W. 13th 8t, iy A former deputy town mar. shal of Speedway City; Mr, Henderson was a retired employee of Prest-O-Lite, Inc.

Order of. Moose, Ancient Order of Druids and a charter member

Eaquire Theater,

some public school music—teaching filled in time! " ESQUIRE i until he. auditioned. for.De. Bevitsky-in-the-springwme THOU TRL apap dag of '48. The prospect of playing every day in| 1% 8:05 and 10 {44814 season seemed more important than teaching INDIANA : (Cincinnati Conservatory, Cincinnati College of ng Eten us: We Res CTY 5" phen's Music, public school and private), so he moved 945 and io | here. and Hata Man,” at 11, 2:15, 5:35 | Park. Full of anecdotes and keen observations on KEITH'S

“Wabash. Avenue,” with Betty Grable, at 11:10, "85. AS, 73 and

and. A—clarinetists have to carry. He'll cheer-| ,nq'[5p® OMet” at 1 2:4 ® S fully tell you that Alexander. von Kreisler, eon- LOEW'S - ducting the Cincinnati Conservatory Orchestra, aru A Tn ang Jane 1 once told him, when he thought he was playing agen. ot 12:20. 3:2 nd nicely, “You should be a calliope.” ~ That humeor- “Indian Seoul,” with ere Mort ously honest admission makes a reporter accept SOmery- at IL 2:13, 5:34 and 8:39. wholeheartedly the stories of momentary tri- LYRIC _Wmpha, 3 i Arh a ars, or

trom Head er , Sua nei Huston, at 19730, 4, 6:22

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“Broderick Grawford—Anne Gwyn

MEN OF TRAST

KIDDIES! COME EARLY—ENJOY OUR LA YonouND!

I EE em oe : ORES RAN Bervices for Thomas D. Nichols, W. Washington 8t., will be |™ at 2 p. m. Monday in St. Ste. Bulgarian Orthodox Church. Burial will be in Floral:

Thomas D. Nichols

MIDNIGHT SHOW

Last Feature at a.m,

Mr, Nichols, who was 63, died Thursday in--his-home. A -na{tive of Bulgaria, he was. Fort 8 dent of Indianapolis 45 rE, i Employed at Kingan & Co. 36 |years, he was a member of Bt. | | Stephen's Church. Surviving is his wife, Bessie,

JOAN DAMNED Dow'r CRY

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CRASH HURTS PEDESTRIAN {| NEW BEDFORD, Mass, June 8 (UP)—Two automobiles and a! [truck were involved in an acelident yesterday and the only per-|

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said nice things,

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_ Keith Harman . . . two clarinets necessary. . ship,” he says.

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BELL Ewer the Desert” and “Tar<| “lau and “Father Makes Good” pis | | Abdon Funeral home. Burial will Morley, and two grandchildren - . jmp 3 day” od “Barr midnight Mr tonight. “My LiI' Chick- ine in Luth all of Indianapolis. S VER n Shams. Mafdny witTiaxe ats IN Che the yiieran Cemetery there, ——— by wcim om HE Yellow Cab Man” and, 8 Wild 1 Horegs Mr. Woempner, who was. 70 | —YHE ACADEMY HIT ne “Tome Ke ihe bi ahd] ETSI ont ovidook-" “StsTwas stricken with paralysis ‘Mrs. W. E. Ochiltree DA t Japp ans and {about a year ago. A native of THEY WANT TO CENSOR!

#* J ree ‘Services Monday

and “Captain

siti a cig ia Annie wa FOr James Organ . pmsl areh=| HA Afar A rie, om gL

All this interview was tions on the clarinet (B

Ravel, to name only four com sers. For all t quips and fun and- M: he marily serious about music. | Being a musician on any stzument takes a te of mind, an attitude, you know you're communicating something Donnelly, who formerly lived a music. that's it. vhe “"INg for, and that makes (By Henry Butler)

H. A. ‘Woempner |

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punctuated with illustra. flat and A alternateiy)! Rimsky-Korsakov and

Mozart,

Services Monday |

Lifelong Resident Of Indianapolis

Services for Mrs. Kathryn F.|

anecdotes, Mr. . Harman is pri-

a philosophy. When!

That's. wheat you're: Hy! Np New -Jersey—-ft:; wilt be up for a lot of hard- &t 9:30 a. m. Monday in Black- : well Funeral Home. Burial will be| ; lin Holy Cross Cemetery, Mrs. Donnelly, who was 860, died yesterday. A lifelong resiident of Indianapolis, she was a

Services: ‘Monday {member of St. John's Catholic |

Services for Henry A. Woemp- Church. {ner, who died yesterday in the! Surviving are her husband, home of his daughter, Mrs, Ruth +Patriek Leroy; four daughters,

Mrs. Strother Brann, (Hartman, in Five Points, will be Dorothy, Rosemary and Patricia

{at 3 p. m. Monday in Meyer & Donnelly; a sister, Miss Hanors!

{Five Points, he operated a dairy | Services Monday {farm near there many years be-| Times Siate Serviee fore he joined Polk Milk Co.!| CONNERSVILLE, June 3-—Mrs.

{where ‘he worked 10 years. He W. E. Ochiltree, civie, club and]

reh-| Services for James Organ, re-| returned to farming 10 years ago religious leader, will be buried in| Koger tired Baltimore & Ohio Railroad near Five Points. He was a mem- Dale Cemetery after services at)

mL Deep in the Heart of Texas” employee, will be held at 2 p. m. ber of St. John's Evangelical 2 p. m. Monday in the First Meth-|

o—"lg ther Dian‘ Tell Me" and]

evar iB Sombrero” and “Gangs of! ton Park. OLD T EK ,Came Home" and

EN . When, Willis Come Mdareh-|750 Perry Ave, died yesterday in| Walther, Hoffman, IIL; a son,(pital. She was 90. A grandson, Pal Mou Assignment” and/St. Francis Hospital, He was 79. Walter, Indianapolis; three sis./James H. O. Page, Detroit, surA native of Washington, Ind. ters,

nger I ny ihe Farmer’ 8 and

ayghter” {Mr. Organ had worked there and Sophie Harding and Mrs, Lilly! = TH Cinderela” and Sid Westin Indianapolis as a machinist for| Rouse; four brothers, Chris, PD Te Sep Home" afid “Mother {ie B. & O. before his retirement Ernest, Willlam and Clarence, |

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Didet Toll “te. _|Mrs. George Kretz and Mrs, (in Calcutta Cemetery, Brasil, non oe At A: pte ang Truater Tn Gladys Colton, all of Indianapolis;| Mrs. Cozzie, who was 68, died WESTSIDE jh 5 Td Wite” and “Dangerous yoo sons, George W., Chillicothe, [Thursday in Methodist Hospital. | Outdoor | UETOWN. ro id, Thee, Man, a and “Mother O., and Paris, Indianapolis, 20/A native of Parke County, she i Cain Sih hv Ben Davis | BOSE Cinderalia_ an and * “Aarne; , {grandchildren and nine great lived in Indianapolis 20. years.| marx SE VENS—COLEEN GRAY “Mother Didn't Teil RD . grandchildren. She was a member of Belmont iL “SAND”

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