Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1951 — Page 10

= MONDAY, MAR. 12, 1851

Last Tribute Paid ok ass um Te Sen. Chapman eos THE FINEST IN FUNERALS REGARDLESS OF PRICE

|| PARIS, Ky., Mar. 12 aly i i ‘ Senate leaders paid final tribute [= ea Ce | t yesterday to Sen. Virgil M. Chap-!

man, who was fatally injured when his car and a truck collided | in Washington last week. { The 55-year-old Kentucky Dem- | ocrat, who had served”a quarter of a century on Capitol Hill, was buried in Paris Cemetery following brief ceremonies at the Paris Christian Church. | Mrs, Mary Adams Chapman, the Senator's widow, and her daughter, Mrs. Charles, Stanforth | Jr., were among severdll hundred mourners who attended the rites. | Vice President Barkley, Senate ri Majority Leader Ernest W. Mec-| DOLESOME — Barry Sullivan Farland and Kentucky Gov. Law- |

| To begin with, his voice — : rence W. Wetherby. also were 8 Great Idea Bette Davis are the unhappy Fe I ote Ta a ae

and IU auditorium seem built gypNEY, Australia, Mar. 12 | duo in "Payment on Demand,” |F7E% 0 hr Sl Foon church,

|for each other. 80 much so, that (CDN)—It was a great idea, | the story of a divorce, opening | aited in the chill wind outside. when I arrived a few minutes) thought Colleen Campbell, 4, | Wednesday at the Indiana rere

{late and waited in the tardy-ar-| and her 6-year-old cousin. | Theater. IA . rivers’ doghouse at the foot of, So the two girls climbed | heater, a oly Crash Kills 24; i ’ | | . | '3 Are Americans

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By Henry Butler BLOOMINGTON, Mar. 12—Leonard Warren yesterday ‘gave a large Indiana University auditorium audience ob-|ject-lessons in first-rate singing. Still better, the distinguished Metropolitan baritone [trotted out some big arias from his best roles at the Met, ‘doing more work and giving more value than recitalists oda

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|aisle steps, where only the ceil- through the nursery window at uv % Winds Up Case

ing 1s visible, the voice sounded St. Margaret's Hospital, care1 i L Against Browder Today | yong kong, Mar. 12 (UP)—

las if it might beigetting electron- fully:picked up a 5-day-old baby {lc assistance. |" boy from his crib, ‘and tiptoed | | | { It wasn't. Mr, Warren evidently| out, WASHINGTON, Mar. 12 (UP) A four-engined Siamese airliner, |learned singing without benefitof| . Nabbed by a frantic ‘fiurse |The government planned to Piloted by a veteran American mike, and hence can project tone| just as they were leaving the conclude its contempt of Congress “Hump pilot” of World War II,

{In a way that suggests the great . hespital grounds, the girls ex- |erashed in flames into fog-shroud- + Chaliapin, who probably had the| plained: “We just’ wanted to case today against Earl Browder, eq Mt. Parker yesterday, killing

|greatest house-filling voice in his| have a baby at home to nurse.” |one-time boss of the American all 24 persons aboard.

“THE MORTICIAN YOU ALL KNOW? time. Communist Party. Three of the six crew members

. | At Peace Chapel—and no other—ire the perThe art of projecting tone is Jo Mr. Browd 1 were Americans. They were iden- J ! (not easy. It does things to the JTS€Y Safecrackers owder 18 charged WIth yineq as Pilot John R. Cory; Cin. sonal services of Harry W. Moore available to

' 3 : (using to answer 16 questiousicimnati, Mechanic AY -Beiski and singer's face, and I must say that| re ( ’ © eiski a : i a Lace, nd a 3a 7 nat Make Clean Sweep [by Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy (R./Navigator H. L. Gittins (addresses you. He has given up his leases on all other mortuaries formerly under his control . . . in .

while singing. “Avant de quitter| NEWARK, N. J, Mar. 12 (UP) |Wis.) of communism in the State Unavailable). ces lieux,” from “Faust,” looks —Safecrackers raided six jewelry Department. ; Ra " “lige . more forbidding than he sounds. firms in one building over the, Mr. Browder, acting as his own Penn Student Burned order that you may receive his understanding, : WH Ga not. And Snie-anareekend and escaped wit la:60rmey, contends Be a In. Fraternity Fire | intimate supervision. . . to which you are entitled. look comical, as in the “Largo al $60,000 in jewels, gold, diamonds , war only questions that he PATLADELPHLA =. = un ia 0 ie tactotum” (which, incidentally, he and silverware, did not consider within the scope Joseph M. Wills, 28-year-old

did more snappily and less pois-| Police said the safecrackers of the subcommittee investiga- University of Pennsylvania stu-| onously than most baritones can), displayed an amazing knowledge tion. {dent from Shaker Heights, .O.,

Harry W. Moore

NO TV, but an “slectronic detective” being scanned by Ted Krahn, of Windsor Village, to find out if the chemical make-up of certain metal is okay to use in Bell telephones ““nvaGe at" Wéwerm Electric's Shadeland Avenue plant, Ted— and some 5,000 other indianapolis men and women—know that those telephones have to be good, for they're to be

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{ler, more intimate drama of | songs. Accompanist Excellent Willard Sektberg, Mr. Warren's excellent accompanist, played a solo group after intermission. Debussy’s “La plus que lente” he did very well. But with the unfalling zeal of ‘accompanists choosing compositions that some{how release them from bondage, {he tackled the Brahms E flat Rhapsody, Op. 119, No. 4. { That piece is not for high-

he gets out of the hypnotic-som- of jewelry. They even stole floor!

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NEW YORK, Mar. 12 (UP)—A Thirty other students were routed |few flakes of snow fell on down- by the flames.

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