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MONDAY, FTE. 18, 1053 _ La

Craig Delays His Heart Still Rides the ‘Riley’

Ta Concert Vies With Weather

By Henry Butler "The Symphony's Pension Fund concert yesterday had to compete with excitingly radiant weather outside the

Maybe that was the chief reason why only "445 listeners

a few minutes before 3 p. m. veteran Canadian pianist of 50 you could see them all scanning years’ concertizing experience.

“the house from ‘the last-row bal- Mr, Cherniavsky did remarkably

cony to front row downstairs. well with one of the most fiendYou could almost hear mental jshly exhausting pieces vere writcalculations of how much help ten for piano. 1 wonder, though, the ‘Pension Fund could expect that hé has the courage to play it, from proceeds. in view of what it visibly does Fabien Sevitzky's program to him, should have proven more of a Save for gome lapses of memdrawing card, with the Cesar ory in the first-movement caFranck Symphony,-the Tchaikov- denza and ‘consistently fuzzy oesky B flat minor Piano Con- tave-playing, Mr. Cherniavsky

* certo and Gershwin's “Porgy and gave the concerto a stimulating Bess” music.® ” whirl, with nice tone and phrasing

The Franck Symphony was by in the expressive passages.

® far the ‘most satisfactory offering Acknowledging enthusiastic ap-

of the afternoon. Despite such plause, the distinguished visitor minor defects as a couple of from Vancouver, who, incident-

. clinkers in the woodwinds in the ally, donated his services and paid

first movement and what later his own traveling expenses, sounded like a missed gue in the played two encores: Chopin's violas in the last movement, the Mazurka in A minor, Op. 68, No. performance had some ftre- 2, and the “Revoluntipnary” mendously thrilling moments. Etude. 1 might say here, with the Yesterday's printed programs

! Maintenance Fund campaign go- bore reminders of the season’s

ing on, tHat we are getting more final three pairs of subscription exciting performances and a con- concerts. “Lohengrin,” discussed

| sistently more brillianf otrchestra'at length in this column yester-

tha "ladimir Golschmann and day, will be next Saturday evethe St. Louis Symphony c¢ould ning and Sunday afternoon. A demonstrate last Wednesday in concert version of the Wagner Bloomington. opera, it will be sung entirely in The Indianapolis Symphony's English.

| budget is a measly $225000 or Oscar Levant will be soloist

thereabouts. ~ The St. Louis or- with Dr. Sevitzky and the orchestra, last time I inquired sev- chestra in the Mar. 2 and 3 pair, eral years ago, enjoys upwards playing the Gershwin Piano Conof $350,000, plus a lot of steady certo. The season-ending orchessummer employment in the suc- tral program, with an all-request

cessful “Muny Opera.” menu, will be Saturday and Sun- type of coal produced and daily fan.

_ Soloist yesterday in the Tchali- day. Mar. 15 and 16.

Announcing

‘Candidacy

| Former National American Legion Comimander George N. Craig. who was expected to announce his candidacy for the GOP governor nomination yesterday, has side-stepped the move for another month, He told a meeting of Craig-for-{Governor boosters ate-the Claypool Hotel he wanted to spend the next four weeks ‘talking to the people of Indiana to find out what they think of my candidacy.” He explained his hesitation to become a candidate is “not an attempt to be coy or to be demanded.” “There's a fight going on in this country which i= a lot bigger than personal ambition or illusions of stature,” he said. »

Explains Issue ==

The former Legion Commander said thé real issue is whether the Republican Party “can fight through the bastions of corruption, greed and ‘cynically -purchased votes to place a Republican President in .the White Housg.” iy Only two randidates have announced thus far for the GOP Governor race. They are Samuel R. Harrell, former executive “of the Acme-Evans Co. here, and State Sen. John VanNees Val paraiso, GOP majority leader of the Indiana Senate.

State .Group Issues

Brochure on Coal

BLOOMINGTON, Feb. 18 (UP) --The Indiana Geological Survey today announced publication of a brochure devoted exclusively to the state's coal industry. The “Directory of Coal Producers of Indiana” peints-, out that the Hoosier state annually produces more than 20 million tons of coal from 157 mines, The directory also includes a map giving location of all Indiana mines,

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By DICK MITTMAN - WHEN -THE “Riley” lets out her lonesome wail and rumbles out of Union Station toward Chicago every night there i¢ one old railrogder whose heart rolls along with her He is 88-year-old Charles R. Brown, 954 Bradbury Ave. who hung un his conductor's cap last Nov. 29 after 47 years' service for the New York Central. Brown sitg by his window about 11:30 p. m. daily waiting for the familiar whistle. At last the mem-ory-stirring tone reaches”his ears and he “turns to Catherine, his wife of 38 years, and says “There goes the Riley, Ma" “Ma” quickly brings -him out of his reverie by retorting: “Well, let it go.” But-soon even the Riley's whjstle will be onlv a memory, too. FOND WHISTLE MEMORY Mr, Brown is. moving to Leb- Charles R. Brown, former anon. Ky. so he and his wife c,nductor of the New York can be«near their only relatives. ~ Central's "Riley." : ¥ 2» y: OVER NEARLY a half-century pe has met and become personal of railroading,” Charlie hag seen chums with some of baseball's the slow, smoke-throwing “iron mast famous heroes—~George horse” of 1904 develop into the Barr, the late Bill Klem, Eddie sleek, speedy diesel of 1952 Stanky, Babe Ruth, John McGraw “Like a new world” he ‘de- gnq the Indians’ Ownie Bush. scribes it. “When ] started out yg rates John McGraw, . the there were’ no modern conven- fiery haughty, little manager of iences such as ventilators. To get the New York Giants as the fresh air passengers had to throw game's greatest figure. Once as open windows. When they arrived the: Giants were boarding the at their destination they were as {rain a man came up to the

black as the engineer.’ manager and said, “Hello Mr. Brown is the survivor.of Muggsy.” a’ name the former two serious train wrecks Baltimore third baseman

The first was at London, Ky despised in 1936, when his car toppled’ « gqyuggsy' knicked him underdown, a 60-foot embankment. Aft- neath the sleeper,” chuckled the er his rescuers dug him out from baseball-minded railroader. under all the seats. they found Modern players are not the he had a broken shoulder and col- their predecessors were,

cut-ups larbone. in Mr. Brown's opinion.

His second mishap was in an “I remember the time Babe appropriately-named spot. Wrex, and the Yankees were riding with 14 miles from Lafayette. His wife . po was along /for this trip. Both were in the combination car that

rolled over on its side. Queen Shortens

“She has heen ‘wary of trains

ever since,” he commented. Mourning Period CHARLIE is an’ avid paseball For Her Father

rec alls.

In his many years of rail travel LONDON, Feb. 18 (U P)—By go — direction .of Queen Elizabeth II, public mourning for her father,

Dr. Beecher’s Kinsman Urges Religious Unity is hs

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER ‘name was Beecher, displayed : Times Church Editor some of “fire” of his illustrious A kinsman of the late Dr. relative who so bitterly opposed Henry Ward Beecher who once the institution of slavery in : : America. was pastor of the historic Second Presbyterian ‘Church ‘is visiting

the city today as guest of the Double-Take

Round Table of Christians and Jews. By BOB BARNES Dr. Herbert Beecher Hudnut, : pastor of the Wwnodward Avenue Presbyterian: Church, Detroit. was to speak at noon. He was to address the Indianapolis Round Table Brotherhood Week meeting in the Hotel Lincoln. He came in place of Dr. Edgar DeWitt Jones, Detroit, who was taken ill and unable to fill the engagement: as luncheon speaker. "Dr. Hudnut, whose mother’s.

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Time for Greatness “This is a time for greatness in individual lives,” Dr. Hudnut urged. “We all should be working for a moral renaissance. All the pulpits of America should make this demand. While we are trying to specialize In the development of our characters, we should strive for integrity in every walk of life, not enly in public life but in business, the schools and elsewhere. , 4.“The. scandals in so-called in-ter-collegiate sports and the rev. elations brought out by Sen. Ke-

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fauver indicate that, apparently, evil seems to be spreading like a slow stain over the minds of individuals in this country. “There' is an inertia and lethargy, a despondent feeling of ‘don’t careism’ that is doing something to the moral climate of America. “And I believe the religious leaders of - the -three historic faiths — Juaaism, Protestantism and Catholicism—realize the role they must play in creating a new

America.

“Witness the recent utterances of His Holiness, Pope Pius XII, also the Rabbinical Council and

+ “There has been in the past too much emphasis on the things on which we do.not agree. Brotherhood Week should emphasize the many, many places where we are united as a religious force in America and as citizens of the free world.” Dr, Hudnut believes in meetings of the sort our founding fathers believed in, which he called the "New England Town Meckng. are problems of hu- George's chape), where George VI man relations. ‘hat cannot be Was buried Friday. solved when men of goodwill sit down at a conference table to talk them over,” he concluded,

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Mr. Brown tells of his first meeting with Eddie Stanky after the current Cardinal manager had been traded away from Chicago. : “I went up to himy and said. ‘1 used to call you Eddie ‘Stinky’ when vou laved for the Cubs.’ Kddie grabbed my shirt and shouted straight-faced, ‘Take off {your glasses” peescmcasp Charlie's favorite team though isn't in the majors. It's the ball club that plies its trade‘out at W. 16th ands Harding St. He thinks the Indians will have a good vear with their new hookup with Cley land i When the “Riley” pulls out late at night the roar. of the rails snd’ the wail of the whistle won't reach Lebanon, Ky, but Charles R: Brown will lpok at the clock and get that wanderlust look in his eves. But “Ma” will soon bring him back to to reality,

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