Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 November 1947 — Page 8

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DePauw Graduate

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will be honored at a banquet

at 3:15 p. m. Yesterday in the Seven men will pay tribute

at the 6:15 p. m. banquet, Dr, Julian is the grandson of Alabama slave and the son o

ington Carver, Boon to Mothers In his present position, Dr, Jul

covered a way to make availa to expectant mothers the fem hormone which prevented the I of their babies.

protein aided in quenching A

men overseas.

upon him a Ph. D. and DePau the honorary degree of Doctor Bcience,

credit,

Percy L. Julian, Chicago scientist,

Right at the Senate Avenue YMCA, "Dr, Julian, research chemist with| o the Glidden Co., spoke of “Modern| Sclénce and Our American Faith"|

‘him in- three-minute addresses

father who constantly inspired him to greater achievement. His career) bears a kinship, in its perseverance to that of the late Dr. George Wash-

das developed industrial processes which were instrumental in preserving many human lives, He dis-

His method of preparing soybean

head of the history department

tion In the field of race relations he was given the 8pingarn Award 3 the Nauonal uaion for Yee E. C Klydner, director of research, = he =m pay Rr Juan ub Wormer ee Carried name| And neither was his telephone “The Night Before Christmas” for a graphs and has 42 patents to his ’ “Y." “Mazey” but San Diego authorities | conversation with Gene Autry, Don- Special show,

has written 26 scientific mono-

Babies’ Life-Saver to Hear ~~ Old Colleagues’ Tribute

Dr. Julian, C hemist,

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LOS ANGELES, Nov,

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retail for $3,116,800 when

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res, Tonight's speakers and thelr, At another New York address, Me aC " y 8 ‘en by the man when he boarded | z th s ur service- Subjects are Jullan as an|given b; | Another ang saved the lves of o | Educator,” Dean Louis Dirks, De the United Airlines plane in New In 1920, Dr. Julian was graduated Pauw University: “Julian as a Co- York, 320 E. 50th St, the occu f " DePauw with Phi Beta Kappa | Worker,” ©. K. Shuman, director of also said they did not know him, po and! as class valedictorian, Hutritional research Glidden Co, Bo o 1d a MA deTTon {rom Har. Indianapolis; “Julian as a DePauw wl vard BO he wal an associate Alumnus,” Parker P, Jordan, na-| professor of chemistry and acting| ‘onl president of the DePauw Alumni Association and general secretary of the YMCA She " ; y . rod . Was The University of Vienna conferr Also “Julian as an Ambassador a of Goodwill,” Paul Myers, Tech-

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| secretary of the Senate Avenue

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The heroin, wrapped in nt Because of an unusual contribu- and tonyey DePalv Sudden lil per in four packages of a half pound looked at Tah Aldridge Lewis, attor- |" Was found in his luggage by We “la Hawthorne, : : ney; Julian as a Scientist,” Dr ore, Cal, mortician

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y ald’s favorite movie star. | The party was brief because DonEll Lilly chorus will sing, and the union had never heard of ga ‘ lald became tired and fell asleep. - - him. Police said the clothing in his Donald has suffered leukemia, a ere eee a Pi

Angeles Police Narcotics Bureau beMushroom gravy is just the thing lieved the man

to set off a steak dinner, and Mrs, for an inte

’ < | rnatiohal smuggling ri planned a Christmas party for last CLARKE & Supply Co., Inc.| ! g ring. | Luttrell, 4042 W, Minnesota “Pure heroin would be ‘cut’ 40 night, 801 E. Wash. St. RI. 8880

- For several 78 i : St., now has the mushroom. {times before "being retailed,” Lt.|¢ . days neighbors and,

Mrs, Luttrell found the mushroom Yoakam sald.

growing beside her backyard sidewalk this morning. Recognizing ) as an edible variety, she put it being smuggled, ° the smallest | friends crowded into the McEnaney | / S ; / amount would be fatal. The two home and together they opened the) | ( rd d | { y pounds contained 487 grains to the| Sits. The cowboy suit and boots— | ounce. By the time it was cut to Just like those worn by Mr. Autrey— : : . ._ came from the neighbors. | 5 sell at $5 a grain on the street COL" } icin ——— : i ———— bh) P 1) ( | e ner, the total retail value would be! past $3 million,” Lt. Yoakam said. | : A statement from Narcotics Com-| Ihe Poulaine, a shoe worn in.

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through funds from the gross in- —_— ———— PORUVELAIN Life of Building CO™® tax, motor vehicle tax, excise COSTLY AIR MAIL STAMPS tax, and intangible tax, board members sald. It was necessary to take in existence today have a total MONARCH SALES co. into consideration. before value of $51,800. When issued, they {establishing the tax rate for 1948. were worth less than ‘$10. |

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| Cache on Dead Man During : Thirties | Worth $3 Millions | . HERMOSA BEACH, Cal, Nov,-24/ | :

. | Pederal narcotics agents set out to(day to frack down an international ofr GE i A “runner” of the ring died aboard| |an airliner while en route to Ban {Diego with more than $3 million worth of heroin in ais luggage. drug so powerful that even shy={Sicilians are not permitted to have divorced.

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| Police estimated the drug would “sinners.” Her battles with Hudson, A draft card was the only 'dentifi-| chronicled,

cation on the body. It bore the Her death apparently was due to name, Ralph Masey, 308 East 52d4|® heart ailment,

iB | : Y % Minnie (Ma) Kenned | + |8t, New Yark City, The address| Mrs. McPherson died in 1944 from - ee , i Ve was that of a dance hall whose|An Accidental overdose of sleeping on in Longview, Wash. once, then E . Chicago, has performed manager said he never had heard orfbomien After one fg ’

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Mr, Masey suffered a heart attack| Mrs. Kennedy married Mr. Hud- store.” ule the plane was flying between . 0) ————

fe fom "Visit No D | plained of feeling ill and the nn Santa Claus IS1 0 ream,

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. * . . make In any of our stores, punched on ble to } L k Vv B F d your cookware punch card. Each $5.00 i ote uae um 0 i@UKemia Victim, 8, Finds | unch car in

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“In the form this heroin was| After Santa left, Dbnald’s little

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Herman Tilly, 1942; Albert Buescher, and David O'Neill, 1947.

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Associated Roines Alumni of Man- i ual High School will hold a skating J} party at 8 p. m, Wednesday in the |

(UP)—Minnie (Ma) Kennedy, 76, Riverside rink. i

mother of the late evangelist Almee| Semple McPherson and former wife! (What A Man) Hudson, {died yesterday. | She was business manager for “Sister Aimee's” Pour Square Gospel

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| , | Mon. and Fri. {Church, toured a vaudeville circuit! William Harnedy, class of 1941, 9A MtWEP M SP pltometri With Mr. Hudson at $7000 a week, will have charge, assisted by Harold {ll | seq “Thur and Set. — heroin—8 and even took him with her to - fight | Bretz, Robert Kirkman, John Gum-

evil” on crusades after they were! erson, Walter Reinacker and Fred

Sears. ) The affair will benefit the Roines {ll

In the early thirties, Mrs. Ken-| nedy once mounted a table in al Nevada gambling house to warn the!

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