Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 June 1937 — Page 18

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES COUNCIL TO DANCE

imagen. dials . * BUTLERTOHOLD| Italy Celebrates\Empire Founding |SHo0s® Mon | oe,

| cil is to be held tomorrow night in | Alfred E. Kuerst, son of Mrs. A. me Claypool Hotel. Installation of i W. Kuerst, 54 Johnson Ave., has been | ©TiCers is to be held.

FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1937 —

A There's

RTEONMONDAY

51 Are Candidates Graduate School

Degrees.

Butler - University’s 82d commencement exercises are to be held

Monday morning in the fieldhouse. Following completion of oral examinations for master’s degrees, the registrar's office announced the names of 51 candidates for graduate degrees.

Those seeking the master of arts de-

for |

gree in the division of graduate instruc- |

tion are Virginia Powell Billings, English, Indianapolis; Albert Fred Grothe, Semitics, Milwaukee, Wis.; Lucille A. Gwyn. English, Indianapolis: Kenneth E. Hartman, Christian. Doctrine, . Indianapolis: Madge Lorena Kesselring. English, Castleton; Richard Powell Mead, Christian Doctrine, Danville: and Arthur Wayne Murphy. History, Indianapolis. : Candidates for the . master of. science are Robert Lewis Prettyman. Indianapolis; David Claude PelSemitics, Greentown; Norman: Henry Schultz, Religion. Indianapolis; Jean Harris Wood, English, Indianapolis; William Tilford Davis, Economics and Business Administration, Indianapolis, and William Michael Smith, Botany, Indianapolis. Divinity Graduates Listed Candidates for the bachelor of divinity are Enos E. Dowling, Centerville; Harold ‘Gordon Elsam, Hogpeston, Ill.; Robert Edward Hanson, Clay Center, Neb.: Thomas Lamont Henry. Wilkes-Barre, Penn.; ahd Gerald Burns Krueger. Casey, Wash. Master of science degrees in education are sought by Loran E. Bills, Whiteland; Arthur S. Bramblett, Lebanon; Loren L Brown. Arcadia: Gertrude \Frances Buehler, Indianapolis; L. Gray Burdin, Indianapolis: Jessie Breadheft Chalifour, Indianapolis; William Chalmer Condon. Logansport: Lorene Taylor Cook Indianapolis: Gavle S. Eads. Osgood: Lorenzo Edward Ervin. Indianapolis, and William M. Floyd. Frankfort. Other candidates

degree Botany, lett,

for the degree are Arlie Edmond Fravel, Corydon; Lora Belle Fravel, Corydon; Olive Katherine Funk, Indianapolis; Robert Addis Gossett. Waldron: Harold Kenneth Harding, Indianapolis: Harry Paul Hatton, Camden: Lvel May Hess. Indianapolis: Ancel G. Lewis. Indianapolis: Edward Burt Longerich. Indignavolis. and Effie Barclay McDougall. Indianapolis. ; ! Lucy Montgomery. Indianapolis: Dale Morehead. Tinton: Louise Anna Ross. Indianapolis: Clvde O. Spears, Indianapolis: Frances. Charlotte Thomas. Indjananolis: Anna Torrence. Indianapolis: Floro Torrence. Indianapolis: Forest G. Waters.

Drawn up in great philanxes

0. K.S STUDY OF

Senate Sets Up Committee To Survey Relief and

Emmanuel 3d monument at Rome, diers are pictured here as they took part in the recent celebration of the first anniversary of the

UNEMPLOYMENT

before the Victor thousands of sol-

problems of unemployment: and relief.”

The resolution, sponsored jointly by Senators Hatch (D. N. M.) and Murray (D. Mont.) makes an initial authorization for expenditures of $10,000 to conduct the inquiry. It provides that the committee, to be appointed by the Vice President, *‘is hereby authorized and directed to study, survey and investigate the problems of unemployment and relief, including an estimate of

steps of the great memorial were more uniformed soldiers of Il Duce.

passing of one year since the conquest of Ethiopia.

The celebration marked the

COMMENCEMENT FOR NURSES IS TONIGHT

Commencement exercises for the Methodist Hospital School of ~Nursing are to be held tonight at 8 p. m. in the North M. E. Church when 75 gra luates will receive diplomas.

Approximately 200 graduates of the school returned for the annual hcme-coming at the school yester-

awarded a $300 scholarshinp to the

Harvard University Graduate School of Business Administration. | “He is a member of the Lake Forest College senior class. According to John E. Hollett Jr., Indianapolis Alumni Club scholarship chairman, the award was made on the basis of collegiate standing, recommendations of professors and financial need. It is one of several awarded each year by alumni: clubs throughout the country.

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Summer School to Sjart Tuesday

Butler University summer - school is to get under way Tuesday with registration from 8 a. m. t» 5 p. m. According to Director George F. Leonard, instruction is to begin Wednesday in the following departments: Botany, chemistry, commercial and secretarial science, economics and business administration, education, English, German, history

the number of persons now unemployed by reason of the use of labor-saving devices, mechanical and otherwise, in operation/ in the United States, obtaining all facts possible in relation thereto which ; : would not only be of public interest cial five-man Senate committee 10 | hyt which would aid the Congress make a sweeping study “of the !in enacting remedial legislation.”

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BIRTHS RISE, DEATHS 59

FALL, REPORT SHOWS Stunning, frosted,

The May City Health Board report today revealed an increase of blue tint with smart aquatic designs—the

57 births over the month of April and a decrease of 57 deaths. set for only #89c. Ex-. actly ator red witho ray or sippers.

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The total number of births was 486 and total deaths 496. Automobile accidents accounted for 13 deaths and tuberculosis 17. A total of 294 women died dur‘ing the month and 202 men. There were 237 boy babies and 222 girl abies born.

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