Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1939 — Page 7

"TUESDAY, DEC. 19, 1939 |

PHI BETA KAPPA

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Individual Is Becoming Less Important, Landon Warns Society.

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Dec. 19. — The most disturbing influence in the world today is the declining impor tance of the individual, Hugh McK | Landon, Indianapolis businessman, | warned Indiana University Phi Beta Kappa members last night. | Mr. Landon, Fletcher Trust Co.| vice chairman, is executive commit-| tee chairman of the Phi Beta Kappa | Indianapolis Association. He spoke) at an initiation dinner for 15 new members of the scholastic honor society, Mr. Landon suggested education] as the only weapon against el growing force of a state that “threatens to usurp the rights of ': the individual.” [ That science may be justly accused of contributing to the present state of world affairs was admitted! by Dr. H. T. Briscoe, I. U, chemistry : department head. He said that science has made the Individual less self-reliant and : therefore more susceptible to regimentation by the state.

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. LIQUOR CAMPAIGN

HAMMOND, Ind, Dec. 18 (U. P).| «State Excise Police yesterday ar-| rested Paul Piszker, 43, of South Bend; Joseph Wysocki, 438, of Gary, and Grice Chandler, 5%, of Indiana Harbor, on charges of transporting and possessing untaxed liquor. * The arrests were part of a drive to halt the flood of Illinois holiday liquor into the state. Three bullets were fired into Piszker's car to end. a long chase. Police said the ma- |

chine contained 17 cases of whisky | Lilly, Indianapolis manufacturer, were made honorary members of he DePauw Phi Beta Kappa chapter at yesterday's ceremonies,

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DePauw Phi Beta Kappa Honors 47 PREDICTS 6.0, P, & VICTORY IN 1340

Roy West, _ Cabinet Member Under Coolidge, Visitor At DePauw U.

| Dimes Rpecial GREENCASTLE, Ind, Dec. 10. Roy O. West, Interior Secretary |during the closing days of the Coolidge Administration, predicted here today that the Republican Party ‘nominee in 1940 will be elected | President. “The country is.genuinely tired of (reckless spending and heavy taxa[tion,” he declared. “The people are (turning back to the Republican Party and its principles. elect the Republican candidate, re-|

The celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Indiana Alpha chapter of Phi Beta Kappa at DePauw

nominate, Mr. West, now 71, is still engaged | in the active practice of law in! Chicago. He visited DePauw University here yesterday to see his son, | Owen A. West, also of Chicago, be initiated as an honorary member of

® ® w GROUP INVITES the DePauw chapter of Phi Beta! ) | Kappa, honorary scholastic frater- | nity. The elder Mr. West, now president

of the Board of Trustees of DePauw University, was the first undergrad- | uate initiate of the Phi Beta wal

chapter here. Mr. West said that he had no|

Mary Ritter Beard Certified | For Membership at Anniversary Meet.

publican candidates and that he | would support whomever the party |

picked. By EARL RICHERT a Times Staff Writer GREENCASTLE, Ind, Dee. to THEFT OF MANHOLE After 42 years, Mary Ritter Beard |can ‘sport’ a Phi Beta Kappa key along with her husband, Charles A. Winship began an investigation to- | & § Beard, the famous historian. That gay into the theft of 24 manhole} i : is, if she wants to. {covers and sewer inlets which dis- | | Mrs. Beard, a graduate of De. appeared from LeGrande Ave. yes{Pauw University in the days when terday without leaving a clue,

. A manhole cover and inlet to- | X women weren't allowed to belong | gether are worth $16.50 to the City,

but less than a fourth of that as!

Mrs. Catherine Coffin Phillips, Pasadena, Cal, authoress, and El

tified as eligible for membership in the honorary scholastic fraternity 'at her alma mater,

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sold, Mr. Winship said. The thefts | were reported to the Streets De-| partment late yesterday by police.

gardless of whom the Due. \

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COVERS IS PROBED &

City Streets Commissioner Wilbur |

scrap for which they probably will be | §

Hair Trimmed For Christmas

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 19 (U. P). —A haircut was the Christmas present Patsy Rusch gave to 125 children on the North Side. Rusch, a barber, a couple of weeks ago noticed a number of children who needed haircuts, “So

+I decided I'd like to do something

for Christmas.” He placed a sign in the window of his barber shop: “Free haircuts to needy children-Sunday, Dee. 1%.” . For five hours yesterday, he and two other barbers worked steadily clipping the hair of 125 children. Included was one family of eight, not one of whom had ever had a “barbershop haircut” before.

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NAZIS ALLOW GLOVES |

BERLIN, Dec. 18 (U. P). It was announced officially that effective today every German will be permitted to buy one pair of gloves a | However, knitted gloves wil

year. not be allowed.

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She was unable, however, to attend the golden anniversary initia-

tion ceremonies here yesterday for six honorary members and 41 other alumni whose grades made them eligible for membérship. She may, under the organization's rules, be initiated into Phi Beta Kappa at any other chapter in the U. S.

Graduated in "97

Mrs. Beard graduated from DePauw University in 1807, the year before women were admitted, Mr.

Beard was elected to membership in 1898, his senior year at DePauw. Among the alumni initiated inte | the DePauw chapter last night were Mrs. Kate S. Hammond, '82, Greencastle; William A. Hough, '88, Greenfield; Francis T. Singleton, '86, Martinsville; Mrs. Lillian BE. Southard, '83, Greencastle; Mrs. Bertha J. Stephenson, '84, Pendleton; William F. Stitzer, '84, Gary; | Charles Nedeker Thompson, '82, In- | dianapolis. Walter M. Wheeler, "87, Evansville; Mrs, Lillian B. Brownfield, '95, Greencastle; Mrs. Nellie B. Fatout, | '82, Indianapolis; Mrs. Julia A. Mason, '94, Franklin; Mrs. Evelyn Riley Nicholson, "07, Mt. Vernon, Ia.: Mrs. | Anna Poucher, '03, Indianapolis; Mrs, Sallie Marlatt Schell, 08, Mil ton; Mrs. Mintie Allen Royse, ‘04, | Terre Haute; Mrs. Ora Newcomer | Shirk, '90, Delphi, and Mrs. Ethel | Arnold Tilden, "97, Greencastle.

Receive Honorary Memberships

Honorary memberships were pre- | sented to Carl S. Ell, '09, president of Northeastern University, Boston: | Bl Lilly, Indianapolis manufacture | er; Mrs. Catherine Coffin Phillips, '05, Pasadena, Cal, authoress; Owen A. West, Chicago, lawyer: Willis Van Devanter, '81, Elliot City, Md., former U. 8S. Supreme Court justice, and David Lilienthal, '20, Morris, Tenn., director of the Tennessee | Valley Authority. The latter two will receive their keys by mail.

The Indiana Alpha chapter of Phi | Beta Kappa at DePauw concluded | the two-day celebration of its 50th {anniversary with a dinner last night. | H, Forrest Clippinger, Indianapolis, president of the alumni association, presided. Lectures were given at student assemblies yesterday by Dr. William

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