Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 August 1938 — Page 5

THURSDAY, AUG. 4, 1988 BUS. SERVICE HALTED.

LEGIONNAIRES TO HOLD STATE |

CONCLAVE HERE:

Doherty to Address State|: Department on Aug. 23; Plans Released.

Daniel J. Doherty, American| Legion national commander, is to address Indiana Legionnaires Aug. ‘23 at their state convention here, Russell R. Rhodes, Peru, department commander, announced today. The convention will be held Aug, 21, 22 and 23. Former Hoosier World War heroes and other distinguished guests are to appear on the program during the state meeting, Commander Rhodes said. Plans for drum and bugle corps contests and band competitions, to close with finals at Perry Stadium

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BY REPAIRS TO ROAD

. The Suburban Bus Co. notified the Public Service Commission to= day that it would be unable ‘to maintain service along ‘its regular route because of repairs being made | on the Rockville Road.

Company officials said use of the : route would ‘be restimed -as soon

as the construction work is fin-

ished. The company ordinarily pro= |: vides bus service west on Washing-.

ton St. to the Rockville Road and west | on the Rockville Road to

Aug. 21, were announced by Paul |=

Gastineau, in charge of the event. The La Porte drum and bugle corps, the Richmond band, the Lake

County Ladies’ Auxiliary corps and | Kokomo color guard, all state cham- |-=t

pions, are to participate. Vice Chairmen Named

Vice chairmen to assist in arranging corps competition are B. W. Breedlove, Cnarles . Cross, Schmidt, Robert Sponsel, Charles McCauley and Donald Hoover. Preliminary contests are to be held the

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afternoon of Aug. 21 and the finals g

in the evening.

The Legion’s uniformed corps will :

be in the line of march in the convention parade Aug. 22, Charles O. Warfel, in charge of the march, said. The Legion all-State band, representing 50 communities, uniformed in Kelley green and gold and with more than $50,000 worth of musical instruments and uniforms, is to participate.

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ALERT TO TIMES |

Girls Are More Selfreliant, Poised, Former Wilson Dean Declares.

CHAMBERSBURG, Pa, Aug. 4|f (U. P.) —To be as attractive and as |=

intelligent as possible is the aim of the 1938 coed, according to Miss

Lillian M. Rosenkrans, who retired |

July 1 from the Wilson College

deanship after serving 40 years as z

an educator of young women.

Girls are far more selfreliant and | 2

poised than they were in the Nine-

ties, she observed, and the painfully :

shy freshman has apparently vanished along with leg-0’-mutton Sleeves.

Receives Honorary Degrees

Immediately prior to her retirement from the deanship, Wilson

INEW MOULDING . PLANT SET UP; Operations to Open in Cole Building by Sept. 1, . Officers Say. Mouldings, Inc, a new manufacbefor Sept. 1 at the Cole Bullding,

730 E. Washington St., the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce in-

“| after a: merger. ' | Murphy, president; A. F. Westlund, |’

dustrial commission announced. to- ‘a day. : Machinery is. being “Installed on| He 20,000 square feet of floor space a

‘through . Klein & Rul |. 4 Company officials said atleast 100 persons would be employed. All officers are former Indianapolis businessmen who were associated with the John Lees Co. before | that plant was moved from the city They are S. D.

vice president; F. V. Osburn, secretary, and N. R. Kem, treasurer. The company is to manufacture rolled metal mouldings used in the. production of automobile bodies, refrigerators, stoves and gasoline pumps. X,

Sehilasti” Hooray ‘Elects

‘of the Butler University . of 1938, . have been elected. Sass Phi Kappa Phi, national honorary. scholastic society, on the basis of their records made ‘while Working 3 on: advanteq degrees. s

Graduate;Students..

Hight graduate’ ‘students, embers

They. are: Lucite Kincald Heloer,

oi: FAILS 2S CLUE

T0- MISSING CLIPPER

MANILA, P. 1, Aug. 4 (U. Pa—|

U; 8. Navy:chemists reported today | that samples of oil found on the sea |} near the last known position of |} the Hawaii: Clipper. were insufficient in’ density to-determine satisfactorily whether : the ‘oil came from the |

i Lvitnst venin atoars wim ovma ll | between Guam;and Manila. el

At ‘the end of the sixth day of || Al Sin

| intensive. searching, “with all hose || began. revising . sch ; ng Some ser ‘ships of the: Hawail.

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missing flying boat. The Clper vanished last Friday

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conferred upon her the degree of =

Doctor of More Humane Letters. Dr.

Paul Swain Havens, president, ap- |

pointed her curator of the campus museum. Margaret C. Disert, reg-

istrar since 1928, succeeded her as|E

dean. “Modern college girls are also

much more interested in the world | =

beyond the campus than: were any of their predecessors,” Miss Rosenkrans said. “THey .read the newspapers assiduously and they .have definite opinions on the national and international situations. Economics and the social sciences are increasingly popular subjects because they help the undergraduate to understand events here and abroad. “In one respect college girls of this generation are following closely in the footsteps of Wilson girls of the past—marriage is: the:career upon which most of them enter eventually, but with the difference that their participation in civic and political affairs is greater. “This increased interest in activities which 40 years ago were almost exclusively man’s province does not signify by any means that college side of today are ‘bluestockings.’

“To be both as attractive as pos- |= sible and as intelligent as possible | 2

is the aim now.” QUEEN ELIZABETH 1S 38

LONDON, Aug. 4 (U. P.).—Queen | =

Elizabeth celebrated her 38th birth-

day today aboard the royal yacht|Z= Victoria and Albert with King|S

George and their daughters, Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret Rose.

The yacht was approaching Aber-|3 deen, Scotland, after a cruise up |Z

the east coast.

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