Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1937 — Page 40

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Mussolini's Son Visits U. S.

As he stands beside Captain Attilio Frugone, left, of the S. S. Rex, aboard which he arrived in New York, Vittorio Mussolini looks. very much a chip off the block from which his father, Premier Benito Mussolini of Italy, was cut. The young man, first of his family to visit the United States, has come to seek movie technicians to launch an

Italian movie project.

Woman Driver

Gives Officer

A Lift, Then He Arrests Her

It was a bright day and everything was going all right until’ Willard Eckhard, 36, of 602 E. Market St., attempted to aid a drunken man at New Jersey and Washington Sts. and the man broke away in the middle

of the street. 3 Mr. Eckhard swung around to

catch the inebriate and was struck and injured slightly by an auto

18 HOOSIER STUDENTS 'PLEDGED AT ILLINOIS

13 Fraternities Announce Student Affiliations.

Times Special URBANA, Ill, Sept. 24. —Eighteen students from Indiana have been pledged to iraternities at the Uni-

versity of Illinois here. They included: Alpha Chi Rho, Richard W. Barnett, Danville; Delta Sigma Phi, Jay Bender, Marion; Kappa Sigma, Charles H. McFarland, Martinsville; Phi "Gamma Delta, Dick Thomas, Evansville; Phi Kappa Psi, James W. Wingate, Muncie; Phi Mu Delta, Joe Hartley, Crawfordsville, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Hale Bergmann, Logansport, and John Gilkison, Shoals. Sigma Alpha Mu, Julium Vigram, Richmond; Sigma Chi, Gordon Muehlhausen, Logansport, Harold Borneman, Elkhart, Howard O. Ervin, Hartford City, and Sam Medburne, Culver; Sigma Mu, Myron King, Greencastle, and Richard Hershman, Brook; Sigma Phi Sigma, Carl Duncan, Vincennes; Zeta ‘Beta Tau, Robert Borinstein, Indianapolis; Zeta Psi, Mel Tolson, Vincennes. =

FILENE'S CONDITION GRAVE

PARIS, Sept. 24 (U. P.).—The condition of Edward A. Filene, Boston merchant who is confined to the American Hospital suffering from pneumonia, became grave today. Physicians said that his condition was “most serious.” .

driven by Mrs, Jane Kershner, 35, of R. R. 7, Box 34. Patrolman .George Martin saw the incident and when the investigation was over and Mr. Eckhard was taken to City Hospital for treatment, Mrs. Kershner offered to give the officer a ride to police station. Patrolman Martin noticed she had to run the car into the curb to stop it, so he thanked her for the lift and then arrested her on charges of having faulty brakes and no driver's license. :

DEPAUW SELECTS OLD GOLD DAY PLAY

Times Special GREENCASTLE, Sept. 24.—DePauw University is to present “Pomeroy’s Past” as the 1937 Old Gold Day play here Oct. 15 and 16. Old Gold Day is an annual homecoming highlight on the school’s calendar. Tryouts for the cast of “Pome-

cording to an announcement today from Prof. Herold T. Ross of the university speech department.

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