Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 September 1945 — Page 6

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LOCAL BRIEFS—

'Legion of Merit’ Award Is

Made to Capt. McWhirter

The Legion of Merit has been awdrded to Capt. Felix M. McWhirter, husband: of Mrs. Alma McWhirter; R. R. 13, for his efficiency in pro. viding for servicemen’s voting in the Philippines, He is a member of the staff of the commander of the Tth fleet in The medal was presented by Adm. Thomas Kinkaid, comCapt. McWhirter has been in the Pacific for

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mander of the 7th fleet.

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the summer with her parents, 1éaves tomorrow to become commercial teacher i kirk, Ind., high school.

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HOUSING NEED

Was During War. -

Although war-time shortages of meat, cigarets, and gasoline may secon be just a memory, houses,

1 She is a graduate of Broad Rip~ Teachers college where she was 4 | member of Gamma Gamma sorority. and art editor of The Orient of | Ball’ State,

search department of R. C. A. will |

their luncheon meeting Wednesday in the Claypool hotel. He will explain atomic energy. i

Jet - Propulsion will ‘be demon- | at the Indianapolis In- |

ner meeting Wednesday at the | Athenaeum. Robert E. Russel -and | Robert D. Beckman of Allison's | will make the demonstration, Ellott French of apprentice train. ing service will be. in enyrge of the meeting.

Paul A. Wehr, commercial art department head of “the John Herron art school, has resigned to join the Stevens, Gross’ studios of Chicago, the school said today. Mr. Wehr, who has been depaftment head eight years, will be replaced by Edwin L.-Fulwider, who has been instructor in drawing-and fine arts at Miami university, Ox-

ford, O.

“The Constitution” will be the subject of Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell, when he speaks at the" luncheon meeting of the Indian society, Sons of the American - Revolution, Wednesday, in the “Columbia chub. The meeting will commemorate the signing of the Constitution on Sept. 17, 1787.

Earl G. Miller has been fransferred tp the Commercial Credit Corp., in Indianapolis from the corporation’s Gary branch. He started with the firm in Indianapolis In 1931. A

The department of journalism at Butler university will offer. a

{course in direction of high school

publications, taught by Miss Ella Sengenberger, director of publica

tions at Technical high school.

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‘ple high school and Ball State] |in- Indianapolis today.

Dr. William A. Ergen of the re! tunately our listings of available

speak to Lions club members ab

-jown plays.

japartments and rooms |about the most sought after items

Mrs." Carl J, Manthei, director of | Homes Registry, 224 N, Meridian st., | eald, “Thefle is. still just as great a | demand for housing facilities as {there was during the war, and un-

| property "have reached an all-time low.” Returning servicemen and svicid {families are the principle home

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Shortage as Great as It | Lg

are still]. ‘

| seekers, she said. All prefer un{furnished houses or apartments, bit | are willing to take them furnished. Some Rent Rooms In emergencies they will rent lrooms with kitchen privileges, sne

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“Homes Registry wants listings of all types of available housing, from the modest sleeping room in an industrial neighborhood to furnished

apartments in the higher rent bragket,” she said. She asked that persons with

property available call Homes Registry, Lincoln 7365, to list it. “We always respect the owner's request as to the type of applicant and any other stipulations he makes about the rental of his property,” rMrs. Minthel said.

Frank Craven, Playwright, Dies

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 3 (U., P). —Frank Craven, 70-year-old actor,

urday. Craven, who made his first stage appearance at the age of eight in “The Silver King,” died of a heart ailment. He. had been ill for several weeks. : Craven spent many years in stock and traveling companies, appearing at the Garrick theater In New York in 1807 as Walter Marshall in “Artie,” and also at the Ford's theater in Baltimore. In 1911 he made one of his greatest successes in “Bought and Paid For,” which ran for over a year at the playhouse in New York. He wrote “Too Many Cooks” in 1914 and played the lead and followed this with a number of his George M. Cohan and Vernon Chase both appeared in Craven's “The Nineteenth Hole” in 1927, In 1930 he was successful in. his first producing try, “That's Gratitude,” which he also authored. With him at the time of his death {was his wife. He is also survived by his son John, who is with the army air forces,

Local Veterans Are Decorated

TWO INDIANAPOLIS sergeants have been given the bronze star medal for service in the European theater,

Mrs. Barbara Platt, 6368 E. 37th st., won his medal for action with the Sth army in Italy. Sgt. Ed, Richardson, husband of Mrs, Kay Richardson, 630 Holly ave., was honored for action with the 83d infantry division in Gare many.

Organizations

The Koran Temple 30 of the Daughters of the Nile will meet Wednesday at 7:30 Pp. m. in the Hotel Lincoln. Mrs, Daisy Carlisle will presids.

The Englewood auxiliary of 0. EB. 8, will meet Wednesday for a covered dish lunchcon at their hall, 3726% BE, Washington at.

The Holy Rosary Court 475 of the Womo's Cathotie Order of Foresters Ix spon-

Holy . Rosar Calto is chairman of the party.

The Millersville chapter 300 of O, FE. §, will meet Wednesday at 8 p. m, Henry Harm Is in charge of the program, Lawrente chapter 384 0, E. 8. will have

ACTOR to honor Mrs. Helen Bonebrake, worthy grag matron. The stated meeting will be held the following day at § p, m.

Naomi chapler 181 o. E 8 will Rive . home-comning at T.48 m. Friday the Masonic temple, North and Aimots sts. to dedicate the new electric signet,

Past residents, of the Past Noble Grands Associa live Branch Rebekah lodge will be Ee at a meeting Wednesday at the | home of Mrs. Albert MeColloum,

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| ment Corporation of New York, itd {is announced by T. K. Quinn, cor-

John Garfield is the leather-

neck hero of “Pride of the Marines” starting Wednesday at the Indiana.

HEMMER AS DIRECTOR Floyd J. Hemmer, former superintendent of the Indiana state farm at Putnamville and a candi-{ date for lieutenant governor in the {last state election, has been elected |.

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