Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 March 1951 — Page 2

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Expect 2 More TV Outlets Here |

4 Stations Plan Bids for Channels

Continued From Page One will welcome competition—it will be good for the community and for us, of course,” he said. | All stations concerned said their plans included proposed sites for| studios and transmitters. Several

(had options taken on sites here. | Chey Sp :

TRH Spidkesmen sald their stu-

dios were ample at the prest time rules gf:

and would seitle on & transmit-|

Jor site if and when, =

Channels Tentative | The two channels which are now listed for here are tentative until officially released. Then, the three Indianapolis channels will be on the very high frequency band. Another channel, 45,

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ultra high. frequency band and not open for commercial operasion.

apters installed should that channel be placed in use by an ex- | perimental station or university in the future. | This is what must happen for, new programs to hit the air here. First the FCC will announce! the channels are open. Then will come the predicted to be long and drawn out, to determine which of the four applicants will

get the two permits. Then comes owitsch, he did some of the finest squad car, said Liggett: two-plano playing American audiences have ever heard.

the actual construction permits. | Then, if the material is available, Indianapolis can look forward to employing an unused part

of their TV set. The channel se- ¢Yebrows even more

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The mists of morning made a somber background today for a

‘Miami, Fla,, yesterday removed

the all-time great planists.

is |daining of techhical exercises of also set for here, but it is on the the Czerny type.

piano study with Paderewski, he . TV sets would have to have ad. decided time was too short for Slush-Spraying

had supple, muscular hands de-|

voted to the task of producing|two red Ii | | ghts. as it touched the ground. 800d tone rather than the noisily] Overtaken at Massachusetts) 8

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The puffy snow hugged every limb, every branch, every twig on the leafless trees. It created a black-and-white tracery of beauty

st B r Winter Covers Music City With White

| More Light Snow | |

nly, it was wintertime again in

Death of Pianist Bauer Is Great Loss to

Won Acclaim

In Indianapolis By HENRY BUTLER The death of Harold Bauer in

Seen for Tonight Continued From Page One {at an even flow — just a little

{slower than normal. | Other parts of the nation did |

from the musical world one of

Mr. Bauer was the delight of

listeners, especially lovers of ‘not fare so well. Beethoven, Schumann and { With spring barely a week Brahms, & away a big winter storm pounded

He also was the despair of pedants, singe he broke all the PM cnetect ANE First infraction was his star ing on violin, an instrument he ¥ kept up sufficiently well to play duets much later In life with Fritz Kreisler, the latter playing pianos Skipped Exercises

Second infraction was his dis-

{the nation’s mid-section: for the| third straight day and scattered ‘snow as far south as Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama and Arkansas. | Children en route to school at Atlanta had enough of the white istuff on the ground to pelt each lother with snowballs, although {the weather bureau claimed there {was “just a trace.”

Automobiles land housetops were covered with : a film of white. : s Hardship Widespread The late Harold Bauer in 1943. | Forte ated widespread, hardship in Towa, Minnesota, Wis-| consin and Illinois by disrupting traffic and communications as the slushy snow froze on pavements

Since he was nearly 20 when he began serious

practicing mere etudes. Instead,

he concentrated on the technical Driver Jailed

roblems of great compositions. jand overhead wires. Pp In his 77 —— nearly 50 spent| A slush-spraying motorist with

in concertizing, during which he & careless indifference to such in- the storm's beating. More than| Thad recital appearances in In- cidentals as stop lights today was ‘WO feet of snow had fallen in| fanapolis for the Maennerchoir, Mr, ni exerted tremendous {oo0ling his iRsis in jail here. fluence as artist and teacher, | "Fine With Partner With the late Ossip Gabril-

Ray Liggett, 28, of 819 Coffey winds piled it into drifts almost I8t., was arrested shortly after/as fast as snowplows pushed it midnight on Massachusetts Ave. aside. Police, touring the area in a| Iowa City had 23 inches of new snow and Estherville 26 inches. ONE: Drove his car at a high| The storm swept southward torate of speed on the left side of a day, whitening Nashville, Tenn.,| trolley-loading zone on Massa- with a three-inch snowfall. An Stocky, bushy-haired and with chysetts Ave. and sprayed slush inch of snow fell at Bowling eR Te kunt in the faces of several women Green and at Louisville in KenY'8, Mr. Bauer waiting for the streetcar. {tucky. At most points in Dixie, TWO: Blithely drove through however, the snow melted as soon|

Extreme cold covered the brilliant playing that since has Ave, and Delaware St. he was northern plains with Bismarck,

become fashionable. charged with reckless drivi IN Local music-lovers who recall drunkenness. : ug angy% Be ioLOhing 2 by otey of

the great era around 1925, when —

Mr. Bauer, Hofmann, Rachmanin-| RU , O

off and the other titans were still |

in their prime, will feel a sense

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Here, under a widespread canopy decorated by his own hand, was a park bench throne for King Winter, his last resting place before moving on. : 2

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Through the alchemy of snow, strange new plants bloomea where yesterday grew only the familiar trees, waiting patiently for springtime,

Mrs. Jacie Pitts CERO SARA OO AH

” Services Arranged me ers = Mrs. Jacle Pitts, of 827 W. 27th 4

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tal. She was 63. Born in Hattiesburg, Miss., Mrs. = INN, Pitts had lived here 33 years. = Services will be at 1 p.m. Friday in the First Church of Christ Holiness of which she was a! member, Burial will be in Crown Hill. Surviving are a daughter, Miss Eunice, Indianapolis; two sons, Jesse Rhoades, Cleveland, O., and Claude Pitts, Indianapolis; two grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren.

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