Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1942 — Page 20

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0 OM UTE WHO'S WHO'

udents Selected On Basis

Of Scholarship and

Character.

enty Butler university uppermen are included in the 1942-43 edition of “Who's Who Among Stuits in American Universities and ~ ”» Selection was based on cha:acter, scholarship, leadership in extra

eurricular activities and potential Usefulness in business and society. ‘The students were nominated by Dr. Elizabeth B. Ward, dean of women, and Dr. Karl S. Means, chairman of the men’s council. ‘Senior women named are the Misses Barbara Fuller, 5225 N. Illinols st.; Wilma Gray, 824 Ellenberger pkwy.; Phyllis Hadden, 322 E. 47th st.; Norvella Judd, MarkleWille; Mary Janet Mummert, 717 E. 44th st.; Mildred Reimer, 1133 Ken- ~ wood ave, and Kathlen Shockley, 2346 Kenwood ave.

Senior Men Named Senior men are William Mortimer,

3045 N. Capitol ave.; James Seller, 3638 N. New Jersey st.; Arthur Hamp, omo; Bruce Cameron, a Boulevard pl, and Robert . Bchalk, 5144 Pleasant Run pkwy. Junior students are Miss Donnie " Douglas, 3279 Winthrop ave.; Miss Jeanne Gass, 6112 Broadway; Robert Goodwin, 2822 N. Illinois st;

Woodruff Place; Joe Kettery, 5758 § tre Ridge rd., and Miss Elizabein Mae Smith, 45 W. 46th st.

ARMY UNIT ELECTS

1 SOUTH BEND, Ind., Nov. 17 U. ¢ _ P).—The Pasacao outpost of the

ie Society of the Army of the ppines yesterday elected Carl = Rosenstreter, Elkhaft, to succeed

Chester A. Rose, South Bend, as ~ Sommander.

The Junior Chamber of Commerce, in: the guise of Santa Claus, is guaranteeing a merry Christmas for men aboard the battleship U. S. S. Indiana this year. The organization's Santa Claus brigade enlisted the aid of chapters throughout the state and has prepared 2000 gift boxes for the sailors from contributions made by individuals all over the state. - Governor Schricker presented the state’s flag as. his gift. It will be hung in the: officers’ quarters. Making a last minute check on Santa Claus’ pack were (left to right) Thomas M. Red-

H. Burch Nunly, vice president of the State Jaycee group; Betty Ann Schoeder, secretary of the local junior chamber, and Comm. R. H. G. Mathews, officer in

OFFER COURSE IN CODES

An. organization meeting for persons interested in a course in cryptography will be held at 8 p. m. today at the Y. M. C. A. evening high school. - H. B. Fuller Jr, Ildcal branch manager of the H. B. Fuller

DEMAND PROBE

Starving On Nation’s

Doorstep.

WASHINGTON, Nov, 17 (U. P.). —Senators Dennis Chavez (D. N. M.) and Ralph O. Brewster (R. Me.) today demanded an immediate in-

ages.

Africa,” Chavez told the senate, “within a stone’s throw of conti-

going hungry.”

calling for a congressional investi-

“tragic in the extreme.”

appropriation requested in Chavez’ resolution—objected. that no report had been made to his group “justifying this expenditure of the tax- | payers’ money.” Lucas said his committee would

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