Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 March 1947 — Page 15

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AAMAS

Gathering fo Observe School's Anniversary

The Indianapolis association - of Yowa State college alumni will hear a talk by Professor M. D. Helser, dean of the junior college and director of personnel of Iowa State college at a meeting at 7:30 p. m. Friday at the auditorium of Merchants National bank branch, 21 W. 38th st. Mr, Helser will discuss “Iowa State College, Past, Present and Future,” ‘The meeting is in observance of the college's 89th birthday. A film of Towa State's marching band will be shown.

The meeting will be open to all|

alumni and friends in the vicinity of Indianapolis. Officers of the local organization are Robert E. Fennell, president; Mrs. W. H. Headlee, vice president; Miss Carol Koch, secretary-treasurer, and Dr. Don_Baker, program chairman.

COAST GUARD EXAMS U. 8. coast guard academy entrand® examinations are schedtled in Indianapolis May 7 and 8. Youths between the ages of 17 and 22, who wish to compete must submit applications to coast. guard| headquarters, Washington, D. C.’ before March 31. »

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1047 _

lowa State Colleg = Alumni Plan Meeting Here

SPEAKER—Professor M. D. Helser, member of the faculty of lowa State college, will address the Indianapolis association of lowa State college alumni Friday.

DIES OF GAS FUMES G VALPARAISO, Ind, March 19 (U. P.).—Escaping gas fumes from a cookstove in his kitchen were fatal yesterday to Wiliam Vos-

; |dents outpointed .the males from

. {had an average of 2.37, compared to

. wo - In Butler Grading Butler university's women stuthe scholastic standpoint during the

first semester, Dr. C. R. Maxam, registrar, announced today. Coeds

2,01 for the men. Fraternities and sororities, with their organized study tables, turned in better grade averages than unorganized students. Organized women had an average of 2.48, compared to 2.26 for unorganized and fraternity men averaged 2.18, compared to 197. Students in college of liberal arts | and sciences classes had an average | of 2.07; school of religion 2.61; college of education 2.45; and college of business administration, 2.04. Sorority averages in the order of their scholastic rating inelude Kappa Kappa Gamma, 2.77; Kappa Alpha Theta, 252; Alpha Chi Omega, 247; Delta Gamma, 243: Delta Delta Delta, 2.39; Pi Beta Phi, 237, and Zeta Tau Alpha, 232.

One Ship to Arrive

NEW YORK. March 19 (U. P).— Ship movements scheduled in New York harbor today:

Bermuda.

Fraternity averages include Sigma Chi, 2.47; Sigma Nu, 2.17; Lambda, Chi Alpha, 2.10; Delta Tau Delta,

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OFFICIAL WELCOME—Mayor Tyndall gives the city's official greeting to "Sugar Foot" Snell and to the Odd Fellow Minstrels as he gets his ticket for the show, Saturday hight at Tonilinson hall.

Imorrow .in Washington hotel. His subject” will- be” “The Workings of the FBI.” Willis Adams, vice

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Local Briefs

Norman H. MeCabe,” Indiana chief of .the FBI, will speak at a luncheon-meeting of the Indianapolis Real Estate Board at noon to-

president, has charge of ‘arrangements.

The Woman's Council of the Northwood Christian church will meet for a covered-dish luncheon tomorrow at 12:15 p. m. at the church. The Mary Martha circle will give a playlet and Mrs. George Schumaker will review the ‘Black Madonna” by Margaret T. Applegarth. Mrs. George Wood will lead devotions and members of the Miriam circle will serve as hostesses.

William N. Thompson will speak on “It's People Who Count” at the March meetifig of the Indianapolis chapter, National Offices Management association, next Wednesday at Hotel Antlers.

The Unitarian Laymen’s league

6:30 p.'m. in All Souls Unitarian church. Rapbi Goldblatt of thie Indianapolis Hebrew congregation will speak on “Palestine Today.” He wil cover the significant events leading to the present situation in hah

{ country.

Police today sought an intruder |

night. Mrs. Helen Loudin, 2902 N. Sherman dr: told police she was struck and knocked unconscious as she walked into her kitchen. at 6 p. m. yesterday. She was found by her husband three hours later. Police found a basement window forced open.

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floors. Nine windows also were broken. Herbert ,Bloemker, 39 8. Delaware st., contractor, sgid it was the fourth time the building had been entered.

Red Cross Fund Near 50% Mark

Red Cross workers reported the annual fund raising drive here 48 per cent complete at their second report meeting this week. Total pledges are $154,662, Hugh K. Duffield, campaign chairman said today. “We're getting full co-operation of the people of Indianapolis,” Mr. Duffield said. “If our workers will conscientiously reach every person in their territory and get their reports in, we will reach our goal on March 26.” Clubs and organizations division, | led by Mrs. J. W. Carr, and the| | professional division, led by Herbert |E. Wilson, have both exceeded their’ | goals. James PF, Carroll, Indianapolis chapter chairman, said 80 per cent! of the funds which will remain in! the city will go directly to aid vet-

Butler Professor — To Visit Palestine

Dr. Toyozo W. Nakaral, profes-! sor of semetic languages and liter-| ature at Butler university, today | was appointed visiting professor in| the American School of Oriental Research. in Jerusalem, Palestine, for 1948. Dr. Nakaral has been granted a leave of absence from the Butler school of religion to accept the appointment. He is the first appointment to be made from the Disciples | of Christ and the first appointment | for the state of Indiana. . He will teach in the school at! Jerusalem. He will travel in Pales- | tine and engage in archaeological research+and also to conduct study | tours to WE and Asia Minor.

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Members of the Ladies auxiliary to the Association of Machinists will sponsor a card party at 8 p. m,, March 25, at the hall,

Lawrence chapter 384, 0. E. §,, will install officers at 3 p. m. today at Circle. Masonic temple. Installing off: will be Jessie. Bierce, matron; Mrs. Josephine Johnson, marshall; Mrs. Beatrice Bower, chaplain, and Merle 1 Hooten, pianist. Officers to be installed are Mrs. Clara Kleinhelter, worthy matron; liam Kleinheiter, worthy pation: Anna Harshbarger, associate associate

Mrs, Matilde Darling, secretary:

Lula Morgan treasurer; Mrs. Cordella Burkhatt, conductress, and Miss Ruth Morgan, associate conductress. a

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