Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 May 1938 — Page 6

THURSDAY, MAY 12,

NEW MILITARY PROFESSOR AT |. U. APPOINTED

Lieut. Col. John F. Landis Is Named by Board at Monthly Meeting.

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, May 12.— Appointments of Lieut. Col. John F. Landis as professor of military science and tactics and Miss Margaret L. Rufsvold as instructor in library science in the school of education were announced here today follow=ing the monthly meeting of the Indiana University board of trustees. Further consideration of replacements of faculty members who have reached the age of retirement will be resumed when the trustees meet here again May 31. The annual meeting of the board was set for Thursday, June 9, at the Indiana University medical center in (ndianapolis. The trustees inspected and accepted the new education school, which nearly is completed. The school will open in the summer session opening June 15. Prof. R. M. Mikesell of the business administration school, was granted a leave of absence for the coming school year. A research exploration committee was named to study possibilities for research in various fields. Members of the committee are: Prof. Frank Horack, secretary; Dr. Eugene Kanning, Dr. Robert Kroc, Prof. E. H. Sutherland, Prof. Adolph Zucker and Alumni Secretary George F. Heighway, member ex-officio. Lieut. Col. Landis, who has been on duty in Washington, D. C., will succeed Col. W. R. Standiford as chief instructor for the R. O. T. C. unit.

EDITOR NAMED FOR SPECIAL COLLEGIAN

William Mitchell to Direct Year-End Edition.

William K. Mitchell today was named editor of a special year-end edition of the Butler University Collegian, campus daily newspaper. Publication date of the edition, to be sponsored by the Butler chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, national honorary journalistic fraternity, will be June T. Other staff members will be Harold Trulock and Clay Trusty Jr., business managers, and Robert Fattig and Ed Cotton, assistants to the editor. A summary of news events of the past year will be included in the eight-page paper. Award of the Sigma Delta Chi key, given annually by the Butler chapter of the organization to the person doing the most outstanding work in reporting on the staff of the Collegian, has been made to Miss Louise Ryman. She won the key permanently after having received the award three times during the year, This is the first time that the award has ever been made to a coed.

FT. WAYNE DISTRICT METHODISTS ELECT

FT. WAYNE, May 12 (U. P.).— Group officers of the Ft. Wayne Methodist Episcopal District were announced today following a district meeting. The officers include: Decatur Group—The Rev. Ralph Graham, Decatur, chairman, and the Rev. Robert Yonker, Decatur circuit, secretary. Garrett Group— The Rev, W. T. Arnold, Garrett, chairman, and the Rev. Claude Garrison, Auburn, secretary. The Bluffton group did not organize.

THREE HOOSIERS ON LIST FOR ACADEMY

Times Special

WASHINGTON, May 12. —Frederick F. Burgmann, 940 N. Garfield Dr., Indianapolis, is one of three | Indiana candidates designated today as eligible to compete for ap- | pointment as cadet in the United | State Coast Guard Academy, New | London, Conn. The eligible list was made public by Rear Admiral R. R. Waesche, commandant of the Coast Guard. Other Hoosiers are Alfred H. Exton Jr., West Lafayette, and M. E.| Darnall Jr., Crawfordsville.

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Take Leads in Ben Davis Play

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The familiar drama, “Little Women,” will be staged at Ben Davis High School auditorium tomorrow night with Misses Mary Jean Guy (left) and Marian Linn, students, taking the leading roles.

STATION CHANGES HANDS WASHINGTON, May 12 (U. P). — The Federal Communications Commission today had authorized the transfer of control of Station WGRC, New Albany, Ind. from Arthur L. Harris to Charles Lee Harris.

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RECOGNITION CHAPEL AT DEPAUW TODAY

Annual Senior Activities Week Is Opened.

Times Special GREENCASTLE, May 12—DePauw University's annual senior activities week was under way today with the traditional recognition chapel.

Awards to be made include the Association of Women Students’

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scholarship; junior and senior rings to the most outstanding coeds in the two classes; the Y. W. C. A. scholarship; the Sigma Delta Chi, national journalistic fraternity, cup to the outstanding senior man; Women's Sports Association's plaque to DePauw's best senior coed athlete; the Alpha Delta Sigma, na-

tional advertising fraternity, cup to the campus group with the highest scholastic average for the past year; the Walker cup to the senior doing the most to publicize DePauw, and

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and Kappa Tau Kappa, interfraternity council, pledges are to be presented for the first time.

Mock chapel is to close senior week tomorrow.

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