Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1947 — Page 16
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* George F. Heighway |
Active 22 Years Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, Dec. 12--George P. Heighway, active head of the Indiana University alumni organi wa jon for 22 years, announced today that he will retire from the post on Jan, 1. He will, however, continue to serve as secre“tary. of the Indiana University Foundation, which he was instrymentalin founding in 1936, Mr Heighway's decision to rétire
Mr. Heighway
known to’ thousands of graduates and former students of the university. A native of Ladoga, Mr. Heighway was graduate. from the IU school of law in 1022. He was associated with the Farmers Trust Co., dianapolis, for a year and was with the Washington Bank and Trust Co., Indianapolis, in 1923-25. During World War I he was assigned to the officers’ training camp at Ft Sheridan, Ill In continuing as secretary of the University Foundation, Mr. Heighway will assist In planning a more extensive program for the raising and administration of funds and other gifts for benefit of the university. Since the foundation's formation it has been responsible for gifts aggregating more than a quarter of a million dollars.
Eugenic Society Calls Gable and Russell Ideal
NEW YORK, Dec. 12 (UP)—| Movie stars like Clark Gable and Jane Russell have what it takes to be “eugenic parents,” the Society for the Betterment of the Human Rave said today. “Eugenic parents,” éxplained Mrs Adele Lundell, the society's ccretary, “are persons who are outstanding examples of the human race, and whose offspring are of an everimproving type.” Along with Mr. Gable Mrs. Lundell said, the society found in a survey that actor Burt Lancaster and singer Jack Smith also have “the hatural endowments for the eugenic! father’ | And screen beauties Betty Grable | and Linda Darnell, as well as Miss Russell, she said, fill the bill for the all-over beauty, size and health that “eygenic” mothers must have,
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Helen, 30, being employed there couple’s child
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