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Dr. Trueblood 1116 Fletcher Trust Bids. will speak on “Lay Religion in [the College.” | Representatives |of 3l colleges |and universities I Indiana are {expected to meeting. Fermor 8, |Cannon, council) president, will Dr. {preside at the [luncheon.

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l Other speakers scheduled for |the one-day conference are Profs [Harold E. Hill, Indiana School of {Religion; Dr. Robert M. Montgomery, De Pauw University, and Dr. 8. Marion Smith, Butler |School of Religion. Present officers of the council in addition to Mr. Cannon are: |Frank H. Sparks, {Wabash college; Rev. A. C.| \Brooks, pastor of the Third Christian Church, Indianapolis, and Mrs. R. F. Shank, regional vice

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The Indiana Council on Religion in Higher Education was founded in 1936 by Edgar H. Evans, president of Acme-Evans Co., Indianapolis, for the purpose of promoting the study of religion in colleges of the state.

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ban Evanston home of a heart attack, He was 85.

Mr. Dawes’ death came as he was preparing to make one of his rare public appearances in recent years as honorary chairman of the civic committee to welcome Gen. Douglas MacArthur's visit to Chicago next Thursday.

His wife, Caro, was with him when he died after suffering a coronary thrombosis attack. His | physician, Dr. George Dick, was summoned, but Mr. Dawes was dead by the time he arrived.

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| punctuated by his verbal trade- prothers, Henry M. Dawes, Ev-

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