Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 December 1938 — Page 6

AQTLER OFFERS p30 COURSES IN

EVENING SCHOOL

‘Second Semester Opens Feb. 4; Registration to

Begin Jan. 30.

; More than 130 courses

J. nounced today. bk Registration for classes Jan. 30. Seventy-three faculty members of the colleges of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Education and Business Administration will serve on the evening staff. The | Religion will not offer | evening q courses, Prof. Leonard said. Departments offering the largest number of courses in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences are botany, 13; English, eight, and speech, six. Instruction will also be offered by the following depart‘ments: history, three; political science, two; home economics, three; mathematics, three; German, two; philosophy, one; | physics, two; romance languages, seven; sociology, six, and zoology, five.

71 Courses

Thirty-seven courses will * be | offered by the College of Education under the direction of Dean William I. Richardson. Included are administration, four; art, one; special methods in elementary education, two; library science, eight: physical education, three; psychology, six; special education, two; education. supervision, one; theory of elementary education, one, and theory of secondary education,

two. | In the College of Business Administration, 34 courses will be . offered under the [direction of Dean M. O. Ross. They are in the division of economic theory, one; finance, three; labor, one; public utilities and transportation, one; accounting, six; marketing, four; business ors ganization and administration, four; research, one; stenographic, eight, and journalism, fivé

i PAY OF GRADUATES | CHECKED IN SURVEY

Purdue Students of 1922-27 Average $3368.

Times Special LAFAYETTE, Dec. 30.—The aver- , age salary of engineers graduated . from Purdue University between 1922-1927, is $3368, a survey of 847 alumni by Dr. A. A. Potter, dean of . engineering, revealed. | “Fifty per cent of the members of Bix classes responded to questiones. sent out in keeping with President Edward C. Elliott’s policy i of checking the occupational status + of all graduates.

' | The highest salary reported in the

| engineering group was $33,000. Only ~ in one year did the lowest figure fall below $1000. Considerable variation ' was found in the salary groupings of the classes. Ee ghest individual salary is . earned by a 1926 graduate, but the highest | average is earned by .the class of 1922. The cliss of 1923

ile lowest median salary of earned by the 1927 class.

- Times-Acme Photo. Rudy Vallee, the crooner and orchestra leader, who has announced he “is engaged to no one,” started rumors in the Holly-

recently with Gloria Youngblood, half Indian movie dancer, Some time ago they were constant companions, but in recent months reports of a romance have died out.

RAINEY NAMED

Former Franklin = College * President Widely Known In Indianapolis.

Dr. Homer Price Rainey, former president of Franklin College and widely known in Indianapolis, has been named president of the University of Texas. : Dr. Rainey, who has been director of the American Youth Commission in Washington since 1935, was president of Franklin College from 1927 to 1931. A Texan by birth, Dr. Rainey began his education at Austin College in 1919. He was an instructor there until 1922 and from 1924 to 1926 he served as a professor at the University of Oregon. He took the presidency of the Franklin College in 1927 and served until 1931, when he became president of Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Pa. In 1935 he was appointed director of the Commission at Washington. He is 42 years old. Dr. Rainey’s salary was not announced in dispatches but Dr. Edward Randall, chairman of the Board of Regents, said it will be “considerably more than is paid the football coach,” who receives $15,000 a year.

Cupid's Bid ~ For Privacy Gets Break

A row of private booths is beirlg erected in the County Clerk's office to shield from the public gaze those timid couples who fill out their marMage license applications every ay. _ Previously couples getting licenses were obliged to sit around a large table in the public corridor while yattling their family skeletons for ma-

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‘STUDENTS, TEACHERS

Welles announced today that the

ty Clerk’s offices are being remodeled under orders of Charles R. Ettinger, chief deputy clerk, who will become Clerk. ’ Two cashiers’ cages now operating ‘in two different

0. Ss. ranged with four steamship compa-| ‘nies for a 5) per. cent rate reduction for students, teachers and profes- _ Bors for travel between the various “American republics. "Acting Secretary Welles said the ‘development was “very gratifying” and declared that it should promote #a greater interchange between the ¥arious American republics.” ‘The reduction will. be made by the American Republics Line, the Grace

JSINESS COLLEGE ENROLLING STUDENTS

+ “Central Business College, one of the yi 30 schools of the Indiana Business { & College, is enrolling students for its A winter term, & Fred 4g principal, an- \¢ Bounced new courses in social * security and payroll tax accounting. RA new course in general bookkeeping ¢ and accounting has been adopted. Enrollment of the Indiana Busi- { College, with schools at Marion, ancie, Logansport, Anderson, Komo, Lafayette, Columbus, Rich- , Vincennes and Indianapolis, bered 3429 students for the emic year ending June 30, 1938. ere sear meaner im

HIRAM BROWN ESTATE AT $30,000

e estate of Hiram Brown, 203% Ave., head of the Brow: stract Co. who died last week, was d at $30,000 in papers on file ir: obate Court today. ere was no will and his wife s. Rose S. Brown, was named adstratrix of the estate. A.daughs. Henel Engelhard, of Louiswas listed as the only othe:

~ ITALY HAS IT TOO DME, Dec. 30 (U. P.).—Statistics g the first eight months of 1833 ed 1596 dead and 24,082 injurec. tomobile = accidents. Rome. ‘horn blowing is prohibited. fhe list with 39 dead and

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MAROTT CO-EXECUTOR OF LAWRENCE ESTATE

George J. Marott, Indianapolis ‘businessman, today had been named one of the co-executors of the million-doMar estate of Mrs. Adelaide Lawrence, former Claypool Hotel president. Appointed by Probate Judge Smiley Chambers, in whose court the estate is being liquidated, Mr. Marott will fill the executive board

vacancy left by the death recently of William J. Mooney Sr.

PERMIT ‘IS APPROVED FOR HEALTH BUILDING

Building Commissioner George R. Popp Jr. today issued a permit for the construction of the $307,000 State Health Board building under i construction at 1300 W. Michigan St. The building is to be four stories high and will house several thousand dollars’ worth of labora- | tory equipment. Work is to be completed next fall. .

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