Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 May 1939 — Page 13

FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1080 __ Snite Prays For Others At Lourdes

PURDUE CHEERS {SEND SOMOZA

ON WAY WEST

President of Nicaragua Milks Cow and Accepts Corn Seed Gift.

Times Special WEST LAFAYETTE. May 26.— President Anastasio Somoza of Nicaragua milked a cow, received gifts of Indiana corn seed and heard a cheer by 1000 students during a visit at Purdue University yester= dav. The President and his party came here from Indianapolis. They went from here to Chicago and are bound for San Francisco to attend the World's Fair President Somoza not only milked the cow, but jokingly in such a manner that Governor TowWwhsend had te duck to prevent being splashed. The Governor immediately called off what was to have been a milking contest. Gift from Corn King The corn seed was presented to the visiting dignitary by William H. Curry, of Tipton, corn King of America. and K. E. Beeson, secretary of Indiana Corn Growers’ Association C. H. (Chubby) Meier, vell leader who leads the Purdue rooters at] football and basketball games, di rected the 1000 students in a cheer, “Yea, Somoza. Some boy.” | A 21-gun salute was fired as the President appeared on the campus, where there was a brief speaking program before visits to the univers! sity buildings. Dr. Edward C. Elliott, Purdue president, and David E. Ross, board of trustees president. presented Mr. | Somoza an engraved greeting and a! bronze Purdue seal. Mr. Somoza placed a wreath on the grave of John Purdue, university founder,

Wife and Daughter There |

President Somoza's party included his wife and daughter, Lillian: Dr. Leon de Bayle, minister to the Enited States, and Mme. de Bayle: Pr. Manuel Cordero Reyes, Nicaraguan Minister of Poreign Affairs; | Jose Benito Ramirez, Nicaraguan! Minister of France: Irving Lindberg, the country's collector of customs; Furst Lieut. Octavio Sacasa and Second Lieut. Pedro Nolasco RoOmero, aids, and Gerald S. Drew. foreign service officer of the American Department of State, in charge of Nicaraguan affairs. President Somoza paid (ribute to Purdue as one of the finest of its Kind in the country,

BUILDING LEAGUE NAMES NINE HERE

Nine Indianapolis men have heen named to committees of the U. S. Building and Loan League, according to word received here today from Clarence T. Rice of Kansas City, Kas, president of the League. They include: Fermor S. Cannon, chairman of the Committee on Research and Education: E. W. Springer. member Committee on Public Housing: Leo F. Welch, member Committee on Economic Policies; G. E. Ohmart, member Cup Contest Committee; Fred T. Greene, mem! her Federal Savings and Loan Divi! sion: Charles R. Yoke, vice chairman of the Chamber of Commerce Committee, George Sadlier. member Committee on Reserve Credits and Banke ing Relations; Ivan Cooprider, Indiana representative on Advisory Committee on State Legislavion: W. FF. Oldshue, member of the Accounts ing Division: E. C. Weber. member of the Committee on Admissions,

LONG-WED COUPLE URGES BIG FAMILIES

CLEVELAND, O, May 26 (U, P). Mr. and Mrs. William J. Stuebe fell in love at first sight, and now, after 62 vears of married life, they | av they still are as much in love! As ever, Mr. Stuebe, 86, and his wife, 70, helieve in large families. “1 wish all married couples could | have nine children, as we have” Mrs. Steube said. “I have nine chil- | dren, 192 grandchildren, 11 great-! grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren.” | They both believe that happier marriages would result if girls would settle down, take marriage more seriously and have children,

LOURDES, France, May 26 (U. P). = Pred Snite Jr. lay in his iron lung at the shrine of Lourdes today and prayed for “those poor English, Belgian and French invalid pilgrims beside me in the grotto.” The Chicago youth, forced to live in the iron lung since he was stricken with infantile paralysis in China, gave thanks for his life at the famous grotto where a peasant shepherd girl prayed to the Virgin 81 years ago and where countless crutches have been left by invalids who walked away from the shrine. “Seeing those poor invalid pilgrims in the grotto made me feel especially privileged.” Mr. Snite said. “My general health except for paralysis leaves little to be desired. My paralyzed muscles are continuing to recover at a snail's pace, but I am happy and confident of eventual recovery. “1 am one of those very few persons in the world who have noe worries. Many would certainly like to change places with me.”

S. A, E. TO MEET IN CITY MONDAY

Rickenbacker Toastmaster Of Engineering Congress Club Banquet.

D. G. Roos. vice president of Willys Overland Motors, will speak at the pre-race banquet of the Society of Automotive Engineers at 7:30 p. m. Monday at the Columbia Club. The dinner is being held in connection with the sessions here of the World's Engineering Congress. About 75 delegates will arrive from New York Monday morning. At noon they will be guests at the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce Airport Laboratory dedication luncheon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club, after which they wiil go to the Speedway and to the race drivers’ meeting. Capt. E. V. Rickenbacker, Speedway president and Eastern Air Lines general manager, will be toastmaster at the S. A. E. ainner, Guests of honor will include M. M. Gilman, Packard Motors presi dent; John G. Wood, of Chevrolet Motors: W. J. Davidson, »f General Motors Corp. and S. A. E. national president, and others. The aviation industry will be represented by Capt. Rickenbacker, Guy Vaughan, Curtis-Wright Corp. president; Otto T. Kreusser, Allison Engineering Corp. general manager, and others. Among the guests will be Col. A Chramiec, military and air attache of the Polish Embassy.

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