Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 March 1939 — Page 5

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SOUTH AMERICA ADMIRES U, S., FR. O'HARA SAYS

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Talks to Cathedral Men’s Club.

A growing interest in the United Bfates’ educational methods was oh-

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Rev. Fr. John F. O'Hara, University of Notre Dame president, he

‘said in an address last night before

the Cathedral Men’s Club.

Father O'Hara, who recently returned to the United States after serving as a delegate to the Eighth International Conference of American States at Lima, Peru, last December, remained in South America a month after the close of the con-

3 ference.

He told his audience that he found the only reason thére are not more South American students attending schools in the United States

Is the disadvantageous position of}.

South American currency. More Study English

“Where 20 years ago they came by. the hundreds, now they come by the tens—and there are not many tens,” he said. “If anything,

» there is an increased desire on the . part of South American parents to

send their children, especially the

. boys, to the United States for an

education. . “The study of English is far more general than it was 20 or 30 years ago. There is an earnest plea for the establishment by American religious orders of schools in which an American program of studies will be taught in English. “Lima and Rio de Janeiro have such schools—for girls. In Lima, the Marist Brothers plan to open a school for boys this year. They are welcomed by the ecclesiastical authorities, by the civil rules and by the Catholic parents.

Pays Tribute to Hull

“There were urgent pleas for scholarships, and the suggestion was offered that a fund be set up by some foundation, that would equalize the exchange disadvantage.” Father O'Hara paid high tribute to the role of Secretary of State Hull in the Pan American gontererice. “The American nation owes a debt of thanks to Secretary Hull for]. the kindness and patience which marked his direction of the American participation in the conference,” he said. “Many Latin-American statesmen have remarked to me that the personal influence of Secretary Hull, more than any other factor, is re-

, sponsible for the candor, the kind-

ness, and the dispatch which have marked the proceedings of these Inter-American conferences.”

DEADLINE IS: NEAR ON SCHOLARSHIPS

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, March 15.—Indiana University today reminded prospective students that this is the final day for filing applications for 800 county scholarships valued at almost $50,000 for the four State universities and colleges. Last year almost 800 high school seniors and campus students applied for Indiana University’s 200 scholarships, Examinations are ‘to be conducted the last week in March. Awards are expected by May 1.

‘Mary Beth Steinmetz, 115 E. 40th |j

sf., Indianapolis, an Indiana Uni-

versity freshman, will play the lead |} in- the Jordan River Revue, all-uni- |:

versity musical comedy March 21, 22 and 23. William Keller, also of Indianapolis, will play opposite Miss Steinmetz. She was graduated from St. Agnes Academy and is

ity.

£ PORTE MAY GET f : NEW POSTMASTER

LA PORTE, March 15 (U. P.)— d C. Brewer, La Porte postniaster, faces dismissal as the result of a majority vote, 27 to 24, by the Democratic committeemen not to recommend his reappointment. “The vote was taken at the request of Senators VanNuys and Minton. #The committee decided to recom-

nfend its choice for the position

from three persons taking top honors in a competitive examination. “Mr. Brewer was Democratic cfunty chairman before his appointTaenb as postmaster in 1934.

HOOSIER WOMAN, 80, SEEKS CITIZENSHIP

AYETTE, March 15 (U. P.)— . Bertha P. Glaser, 80, was believed today to be the oldest alien eger to seek American citizenship in Tippecanoe County. rn in Germany in '1859, the tiny 85-pound woman made appliition at the office of the County erk for her first naturalization papers. She was disappointed when puties informed her it would be two years before she could get her fihal papers.

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BUTSCH WANTS ANOTHER JUDGE

Jail Officials Also Report He Says ‘Stars Are Wrong’ For April 19 Trial.

william Ray Butsch, charged with the claw-hammer Killing of Mrs. Carrie Lelah Romig, was reported to have told County Jil officials today he would request a change of judges when his case is tried April 19. , The ex-convict and self-styled “attorney” yesterday pleadec not guilty to an indictment alleging he murdered and robbed the midcileaged woman in her north side apartment.

Butsch also objected to an April trial because “the stars are not right.” He previously had told Criminal Court Judge Dewey E. Myers, who is scheduled to try fhe case, that he would not have time to get all his witnesses here.

TWO LOCAL MASONS WILL TALK IN PERU

Times Special PERU, March 15.—Two Indian-

apolis speakers are to appear here March 25 when Peru-Miami l.ocdge No. 67, F. & A. M,, joined by other Miami County Masonic lodges. will observe Constitution day. The program will celebrate the 150th anniversary of signing of the Constitution.

They are William H. Morris, most worshipful grand master . of the state of Indiana, and: Otto W. Cox, right worshipful grand marshal The latter will talk on “The Constitution.”

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