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Weiss (left), 25, of 1019 N. New Jersey st. became the first receive the Indiana veterans administration prosthetic apThe veteran, a field artilleryman with the 25th division on Guadalcanal where he lost his leg, January, 1043, is " pecelying the card from Merrill D, Cummins, regional manager of the " state VA office.

LOCAL BRIEFS, . -.

Mrs. Cecilia Dixon will preside at| mist club luncheon meeting at 13: 15 a business meeting of Marine Corps| Friday at the Severin hotel League auxiliary tomorrow at 8 30 p. m. in the west room of world wi Theft of $100 was reported to-eity | memorial building,

vert, 42, owner of Bessie's Beauty Nine men were arrested by city ‘shop, 3821 N. Illinois st. Miss Cal-

: short] today alice they y elope 7 te] vert told officers she opened her esdice in a vacant lot at the rear of | tablishment at 7:45 a. m. to discover 2 W. 13th st. They were charged a window and rear door had been ~ with gaming and disorderly conduct. opened and a steel cash box con- | taining ‘the money had been reDr. C. B. Blakeslee, Indianapolis) moved. osteopath, was elected secretary ana treasurer of the American Associa-| Police today “were continuing an tion of Osteopathic Examiners at a | investigation of screams heard last] recent convention of the organisa. | ight near White river and New| tion in New York City. | York st. They were called there by| — | John W. Conner, 175 Gerard dr, a Ranendra Kumar Das of Calcutta, | passerby. Four neighbors sitting on _ India, lecturer and exponent of front porches in the vicinity also Mahatma Gandhi, will speak on reported they heard the cries for| “The Crisis in India” at the Opti- help

IN INDIANAPOLIS

' BIRTHS Mary Heinse, and Rev. Harry, Regina i Girls Mercer. At Em , Geraldine Althoff; At City—Richard, Nora Ann Harwell, and| Robert, Velma Collyear, and are | , Tella Harvey. Helen Hawkins, At Coleman-_Merr Coleman—Merrill, Roselind Lindley. Ay Hamp-Aten, Pansy Collins . 43 4 pei; Methodist Wi Cha : an, Laura ne ote. "Bain | Lloyd, Edna Maynard, 1801 NT and Mannia, Velma Pergusoh,

Ranhath, cnien Wood; Bi" Am ul, Rowmary Williams; i Jaina Cottey.

« A a Vincent's — William, Geraldine 7 ward, Clementine Sherman, DEATHS thy Parks. At Embardt—Irvin, Violet Cox. coronary occlusion. At Home—John, Lillian Moers, 837 Lord; | Olsa Irene Hatker, n a Whitley, coma, cerebral enor sylvania; W litem, ie 20 Columbia; William, Elizabeth te, 2304 Manlove; Eugene, Patricia Settle, 1945 | Milford Parker, 82, a City, carcinoma Hillside, and Lorenzo, Ruth Skirvin, | Lottie Brenner, 51, at St. Vincent's, car 631 E. St. Chir. diac failure, », Boys

uremia, At St. Francis—George, Mary Kroeszig: | M North 63, Indi Walter, Ethel Senlour, and Don, Wilma pid tgton | ndlasapdia, wot

onary throm Ethel Auerbach, 64, he Robert Long, car cinoma. Benjamin Haney, 81, cerebral hemorrhage.

Ferguson: ; William, Beatrice Eater Jahan; Albert, enn, lice Crouch: coronary occlusion. Stanley, ilgals Hern: Ourtis, Wilma Elizabeth Kamman. 38, “ Robert Long, Doty; Donald, Beatrice Tedrow, James, hroneho- -pneumonia.

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William P. Walsh, 74, at 1523 Broadway, | at on N. Te | “Ww. 40th st, |

Rozills Adeline Olon, #7, st 3021 Oiney, | onary ward | M. Beott 82, 2250 N, Olney. }

at 1420 Lexington, | Christian PF. Lichtenberg, 85, at Methodist, |

REMOVAL STARTED.

Piling cabinets and heavy fixtures were being removed today from the Indianapolis veterans gdministra~ tion fairgrounds office in preparation for official opening of the Century building headquarters Aug. 1. Units which will vacate the fairgrounds site Aug. 15 are finance, personnel, adjudication, supply and communications, The fairgrounds components numbering 553 employees will be the vanguard of a staff of 1300 to oc-

] cupy the first four floors of the re-

cently acquired office building. The bulk of the personnel is housed at the Old Trails building and the Veterans’ hospital on Cold Spring road. Moving will not be completed for several months, officials said.

"VETERANS BUREAU |

- lg top-ranking. Hoosier high ool graduates, including three a Soha Marion county, have been awarded teacher training scholarships by the Indiana ‘State Teachers association.

Sue Rosa Fisher, a valedictorian of Technical high school’s 850 seniors, received a $2000 scholarship. Jane Ellen Lindenberg of Shortridge high school and Anna Marie Thompson of Speedway City high school were awarded $400 scholarships. Also receiving a $2000 scholarship was Donita Stobaugh, veledictorian of Cambridge City high school. The $2000 awards were made. available to the State Teachers association by the Tee Pee restaurant, 38th st. and Fall Oreek blvd, and the Indiana Congress of Parents and Teachers association, Competition for a third $2000

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grant ehded in a three-way tie. As . gy the association gave a $1000 scholarship to the three deadlocked contestants — Jacqueline Sterner, valedictorian at South Side high school, Ft. Wayne; Frances Shipley, valedictorian at” Mer- |

rillville high school and Virginia | Ruth Combs, salutataorian, Garfield | matics. | consideration were

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high school, Terre Haute, Other © $400, scholarships

Selection of winners by the scholarship committee of the state]. teachers association was on’ the basis of transcripts of high ‘school credits, recommendations of high school authorities, results of standardized tests, achievements. in grammar, literature and mathe- | Other factors taken under personality,

character, community and school

given to Marjorie Filen Graber, and aptitude for teaching.

Bloomington; Ruby Eileen Herron, | Waynetown; Patricia Ellen Mason, Swa , and Patricia Lee Tomlin, Terre Haute,

A total of 178 graduates com. |

peted, among them 50 who rated | first or second scholastic places in|

Awards were made by Robert H. Wyatt, executive secretary of the | association,

POPULATION CONTEST A popularity contest between the | Link-Belt glee club and the Mt.

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. Times Specihl' « LAFAYETTE, July 24.—Dean A. A. Potter of Purdue schools of engineering announced today the re-

fessor of structural engineering at the university for 12 years, Prof. Ellis will be replaced Sept. 1 by Prof. Lawrence T, Wyly, who has been associate professor of structural engineering at Northwestern Technological Institute of Northwestern university. A designing engineer on the Golden Gate bridge, Prof. Ellis received his bachelor’s degree from Wesleyan university, Middletown, Conn, in 1900, and the C. E. degree from University of Illinois in

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LU, Bloomington Join in Project

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind, July 2¢— Co-operating in the first effort of its kind in the country, Indiana university and the city of Bloom= ington are inaugurating a joint recreation program through appointment of Jerry T, Femal,- of Madison, Wis., as municipal recrea= tion director. Under the joint program, universe sity students taking recreation courses will receive practical training in the municipal program under the supervision of Mr. Femal, who also holds a staff position in the university’s new school of physical education, health and recreation. The program, designed for Bloomington residents of all ages, will include music, dramatics, athe letigs, craft classes, and other oute ' door activities.

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