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OFFERED TO POLICE | versity Trae mastivute in 1087, mn AS CHICAGO RESIDENT Yov 1 fell from a tug near Chicago NEW YORK, May 2 (U, BP).

and 1939 for study of "traffie He Sa that a description of May 2.-Bight ‘trol methods. The course will — MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, May 2| Perry telephoned from Chicago by A fellowsprisoner in the crowded Felony Court pen approached

in September and is open to an © P)=~Coroner D. G. Bernoske the Bureau of Identification cor sald today that a body found in ‘responded with that of the corpse, John Wellenreiter, 25, today and tried to console him.

Wellenrester, charged with burglary, lifted his head as the hand fell on his shoulder, Suddenly he sprang erect. “Pop.” he cried. “What you doing here?” Emile Wellenreiter stared back at his son. “What are you doing here?” the father said. “I'm the only member of this family that has a criminal record.” While other prisoners watched curiously, father and son dis. | cussed what had happened to | them in the four months they had | been apart. “Listen,” said the father with | the authority of a man arrested | nine times, “don’t admit anys thing. Just waive examination and you'll be held for the Grand Jury.” The son followed the father's advice, When the elder Wellenreiter came up before the bar, he told the court: “That was my son up here ahead of me. I want to plead guilty.” "eo too, was held for the Grand

THURSDAY, MAY vs 1940

{BUTLER SOCIETY | Purdue Speater "TO INITIATE 28

Kappa Delta Pi Will Honor ‘Future Teachers’ At Dinner.

Twenty-eight students of ‘the Butter University College of Bducation will pe honored tomorrow at ‘the annual dinner of Kappa Delta Pi, national education honor society, | at the Propylaeum. Initiation ceremonies for the 28. Will be at 5 p.m. preceding the dinner, be he Kappa Delta Pi plaque will given to the senior student chosen : Bs the best prospective teacher. Al . ; hind were Ruth Brin, trust, Sommitee consisting of Acting Dean | mmm === and Hairy A. Pihl, director of work. | Ny J Sym an er, Dr. mam L.| Miss Mildred W. McAfee . . | Carl A. Ploch, retiring thrice nd Amos Carlile] fit woman to give baccalaureate potent master, and Frank A. e

Will select the student. Nos oO dent. president of | address at Purdue. hick, Sommer lodge head, installed the

State National Securities Corp, will | be the speaker, Students to be initiated include hel Bailey, Blanchalice Barrett, | strid Benson, Mildred Bragg, Grace | Darner, Joseph Dezelan, Louise | ty, Janet Ernst, Evelyn Fink, | etty Foster, Gale Gilmer, Esther | ray, Mary. Hawnes, Elizabeth Ricks, Rosemary Highsmith, Betty uss, Dana Landsley, Lucy Lego, ary Jane Mount, Mary Louise] Nugent, Barbara Phelps, John Rabold, Jane Riggs, Doris Rushton, Anna Sanders, James Stewart, Sara Ward and Tommie Wright.

WILMINGTON NAMED BY SCOTTISH RITE

“| The Scottish Rite last night ad- © vanced Emer E. Wilmington to © | thrice potent master of the Adoni. ram Lodge of Perfection at the anL [nual election held at the Scottish © | Rite Cathedral. L | The organization also appointed f. [Criminal Court Judge Dewey E. “8 Myers captain of the guard. Official reports for the past year's activity were discussed and plans [were mapped for the continuation of the diamond jubilee celebration. 3 Other officers chosen include ¢ [Clarence R. Martin, deputy master; EE (John H. Jefferson, senior warden; | t |W. Henry Roberts, junior warden; [Edward D. Moore, treasurer; Fred [I. Willis, secretary; F. E. Raschig, | lorator; Ezra H, Stewart, master of | | ceremontes; James C. Gipe, hospi- |

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$1200 fellowships providing for a year's study at Northwestern Uni. Omcers under 45 years of age. The

versity on trafic safety will pe fOUNdation is sponsored by the| ¢ available to eight municipal polices | umMbermens Mutual Casualty and | men next year, | the American Motorists Insurance The Kemper _ Foundation has Companies, Chicago.

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Times Special LAFAYETTE, md, May 2--Miss Mildred H. McAfee, president of Wellesley College, will deliver the baccalaureate address to Purdue University seniors Sunday. Miss McAfee will be the first woman in the history of the Uni=

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