Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1949 — Page 44

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Sororities Pledge Motorist Regrefs |

‘Good Turn Effort

A Good Samaritan ruefully HS surveyed the damage wrought to his car last .night by a woman’ whom he: befriended and " atL tempted to drive to her home Formally Admitted from downtown Indianapolis,

Announcement of the pledging The damage included broken

of 117 prospective Butler Univer- headlights, shattered windshield

coed vo and a badly battered radiator, nity 3 10 the local schools John Otis Retz, 24, of 1511 E,

seven national sororities WAR ,,4 gi 1o)d police that when, he made last night by Dr. Elizabeth 4 to his car parked on Ward Durflinger, dean of women, washington St. between Senate

Prospective Coeds

after the close of formal Rush Aye and West St, he saw an ap-| <

Week activities. pareritly drunken middle - aged Pledges 19 the yarious Soca woman slumped against another groups for e comin thool! ya Include: Misses - Jeanne After learning hér address, he nger, Anne C Dieter. Kathryn M - helped the woman into his car, » ecca Shepher an ulls n > Jane Rator, ail of Indianapolis: Joanne he told police, and began driving Alman, Pandistan Gerry Falvey, Kokomo; in the direction of her home, ean rier, Greenwobd atricia - ’ . group, Kempton; and janet Wilkins, north of the Fairgrounds, She

Deltas DeMa—The Misses Alice grabbed the wheel, he sald, at the

. | Aldrich. Nancy Beaman, Sharon, Cahill | intersection of Fall Creek Pkwy |4 ark Ave. and drove the car| §

y Killlon, “Mary Lou Leaf, Csrol - thews, Maryanne “McDuff, Marlene and FT Ranes, Mary Lou Renick and Dorothy A into a lamp post

Woerner, all of Indianapolis Car : " ; Brown, Seymour,” Margaret Ellis, Ander The woman was arrested by son; Donna Farr, Elkhart, Carolyn Wag- . charged her with ner, Vincennes: 8S a Walker, New police who harg Augusta; Heler Caldwell Wheeling, drunkeness Va.. and Carolyn Cunningham, Ross-| —- 1

Gamma~—The Misses Lois Ann

Delta am . Aufderheide. M. Ruth Beach, Patricia Bernhart, Janet Black, Della Jeane Bran ham, Phyllis Chapman, Glenna Conns roker, Norma e, Carp v oh |

1 way, Barbara Crok Higb lyn MeCann, Emma Lou Reynolds, Nanc

=. $84.00 in Prizes

of Indianapolis; Dorot

¢ r or Nancy Ter Gr Pamellia A. Johnson sville y Miner, Warsaw doris Ann ke Noloolti Jane Ruth Perry, Gary d . maay Tiptor Julianne ter a : 1 Kokomo: Laura Jean Theil w . Americanism Awards and Dorothy Stonestreet, Louisville, K d d N Nn pha Thet The Misses Mary Lee rier, Jane K Y ooksey etsy ) " , To Be Awar e ov. ner, * Ann Puller, ‘Oretche vq. 1 '

ATI OTR Times State Service old, J A. Moore BRAZIL, Sept. 10 olds, Jane Sisson, D 5 » on mas, and Patricia Ann Wood all totaling $84,000- will be granted of Indianapolis; Nancy Broyles, Alexandria the new Freedom

arilyn Gaffney, Frankfort: Patricia Ann LDS Year by | all, Noblesville: Ann Mull. Greentield, Foundation, Inc. to persons furelson, Anderson Patricia ns Payne. Wayne, Kathleen Ryan, Peru thering better understanding of ang Janet Statton. Mor oe disses Nancy the American way of lifé, it was rolyn Adams. Sharon Chance, Betty Ann announced here today by George P 1

Y ah th the American Legion and member | ree, all of Indiana

} Ma d Mary "a In 18 : nn Balley, Bedford, Susar A

Allee of the foundation's 1949 awards ta; Eilzabeth Fiddes Detroit

ip, New ugus Mich, : jury. Alice Jones, Peru; and Joan O'Neill, Lo Dr.. Harold E. Stassen, former BETA PHI-The Misses Carolyn Jean { Adami, HTH Ballers lizses Carolyn Jean governor of Minnesota, and now | erich, Jean Doll. Dorothea Dun- president -of the University of § in, Pat Fricke, Joanne Gotthers

ney ne Hastings. Valers fon Hume Pennsylvania, will serve as chair-| Richey, IaeApnette Yar aeoogrd. Bhiriey man of the awards jury. Serving | of In lanapolls: Jane MT ru er on the Jury, Mr. ( rag sald, will 2d Mary Lou Reeves, Qfeendead. be 60 persons, 20 of whom will} ane Exner. B [oars Jean Heater. Bara be state supreme court justices, ad hte Lo, ang" Fa’ Werner, all of £0 from the heads of civic organt-| a OA, Delawter, Lapel, and zations ,and 20 representatives of Ji ————r————— | patriotic and veterans groups, Prizes for 1949 wil be awarded | in a ceremony at Boston, Mass. |

Police Surround Nov, 21, in cooperation with om-|

‘Maniac’ G aniac UNMARN | cials of the Boston University and ST. PAUL, Sept. 10 (UP) Al committee of Boston Civic “maniac” gunman who shot and '¢29¢T*: killed a detective and wounded Cash valye of awards in such another policeman hid himself fields as sermons, editorials, | within a residential block tonight Ma&azine articles, films, speeches and police squads armed with tear And broadcasts will total $5000 gas and shotguns edged in to get In each category, Mr. Craig con-| him. cluded. Headquarters identified the man TT as Oliver Crutcher, 30, St. Paul. i An unidentified woman believed to Mrs. Nancy Cunningham be his wife or girl friend was ar- Rites Tomorrow

Déad was Detective Allen Lee | M* Nancy Grace Cunningwho was felled by a bullet ham, member of Mothers of

through the head when he joined World War II and the Central | Odean 5 venue Methodist Church, died!

the chase. Patrolman Jackson, 45, was wounded.

Indiana Watchmakers Offer Free Services

Members of the Watchmakers Association of- Indiana will offer

yesterday in’ Methodist Hospital.

Park after services at 1 p. m, tomorrow in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Born In Unlontown, Ky. Mrs.

Anspection service dur Cunning Wis Ved tn“ 140T

ing “Watch Inspection Week," N. New Jersey St., had been an beginning tomorrow. 0 _ + TIndianapolis resident for 15 years. Thousands of Hoosiers aré ex- She was 62. B pected to receive the free inspec- Surviving are three sons, tions from more than 1500 watch- Vernon . and Edward Cunaingmakers in the state. ham, Indianapolis, and Dyer CunHoward LI. Beehler of Che- ningham, Lake Placid, Fla.; three beague Island, Me. will address stepdaughters, Mrs. Ethel Lowe watchmakers in the Indianapolis and Mrs. Pearl Carr, Indianaparea Friday night-in the Wash-olis, and Mrs. Nellie Prince, ington Hotel, He is director of the Huntsville, Ala., and two stepBulova Watch School. sons, George Cunningham, In-

—————— —i—— dianapolis, and Lynne C IngLions Club to Hear SS

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le Is lio / feaddy, Ruthanne Huff, Marjorie Huss N. Craig, newly elected head of|

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She will be ‘buried in Washington |

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