Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1951 — Page 7
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES « Schricker to Address Veterans Convention
Fred C. Millis Di t 59; 5 U il k il | re . . ! " 1es hi ' | ‘Extension of World War I Manford G. Sieniey, Junior vies| \ veterans ‘benefits to Mexican| commander; « A, Beem, quarter-| D . Oo nvel i al Ex-Hoosier Newspaperma ‘Border, Veterans as proposed n/Tanatey, W. Heimen, South Bend. epot in S. Carolina
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The family of an Indianapolis estate developer, died yesterday in Congress by House Bill 1944 will surgeon. ‘man who. died of cancer have his home, 5246 Washington Blvd. be discussed at the United Mexi-| | requested that, instead of flowers, one day after returning from pro-/can Border Veterans 1951 con-
p on lier houseé= . Fairchild also, most talented yurthouse, amy) Strattan, '‘ommy is a cone
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Stiff Exams
175,000 Struggle To Win Deferment
By United Press WASHINGTON. May 26 -- An estimated 175,000 college students struggled through —-a— “rough,” “tough,” ‘rugged’..three.hous.es:amination today to determine whether: they will be deferred from military service to continue their education. It was the largest mass quiz the country ever staged. 4 - The test}iwas given at more than 1200 cpnters in every state, the District Jof Columbia, Alaska. the Canal/ Zone, Hawaii and Puerto Ricg. Those who get a grade of 70 or more stand an excellent chance of being deferred by their local draft boards. At any rate, National Selective Service headquarters will recom-
Stripteaser Gypsy Rose Lee, recognized as an artist at unveiling, will “unveil” a new station
in Lancaster, 8. C., Saturday for w,
a railroad that has a vice president for every mile. During the ceremony, Miss Lee will become 30th honorary vice president of We the Lancaster & | Chester Railroad, which.s 29 miles long. Col. Elliott White Springs, presi-® dent .of Springs Cotton Mills, is owner of the line which carries materials to his mills.
Miss Lee
“It may not be as long as some,” quoth he, “but it's as wide as any.”
Fulbright Scholarships
Two DePauw University men, both Phi Beta Kappa members,
Battleground
as made legal yesterday in’
Hollywood because their court- paperm an, publisher and Teal associated with his wife,
ordered reconciliation discussions - ended in “a helluva fight.”
James H. Keenan, but Judge In-
gall. W. Bull refused to sign the
hd > . Ken- HH] A. Millis, pre: g talked WR thelt difficulties. $ Id Conege, he #organized .the Mills ® . er
ba rs _until she and Col.
When the judge heard how the
talk eame out he signed, pronto..
New Adjutant
| Jack M. Oakey, director of Na- | tional Field Service of the Ameri-/ can Legion, has been appointed assistant National Adjutant in charge of the Legion's new Washington, D. C. offices. Mr. Oakey came to Indianapolis, in 1943. He will take his new post] tomorrow, succeeding the late I.eonce Legendre, who died May 15.
Miss Nagel obtained an oral decree Tuesday from Lt. Col. [e razer
friends send donations to the longed treatment in Memorial vention June 8-10 in the Antlers Kimball Comes of Age Damon Runyon Cancer Fund and Hospital Divorce of actress Anne Nagel the American Cancer Society.
was 59. Fred Clark Millis, former newsS—————— —- Reed Millis, in building and developing apartment
rounding areas, Active in Civic Affairs The son of the late Dr, William president of Hanover
«Advertising Co. during the--1920s and 1930s. Mr. Millis was active in civic affairs; having been a directér of the Sigma Chi Foundation, a member of Tabernacle Presbyterian Church and the Indianapolis Athletic Club, and a fund-raiser for the Riley Children's Hospital. | Onetime publisher of the South Bend News-Times, he formerly was associated with the Indianapolis Star and News and newspapers in Terre Haute and Hous-, [ton, Tex.
in New York City. He Hotel, Gov. Schricker will address the For the past 20 years he was group's annual banquet at noon, Jessie June 10. Indiana men holding national, | ordinance to prohibit the feeding and business offices in buildings in Indianapolis and sur- Benjamin _H.
KIMBALL, 8. D., May 26 (UP)
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mend deferme A have been awarded Fulbright Famil Ties Knotted ie . q . ferment for those making Survivors, besides his wife, in a grade of 70. The local boards Scholarships for foreign Study’ mpig «rm My Own Grandma” | iclude a brother, Dr. Robert J, Usually sollow 3 ee tive Service QUHNE Tie CONIng Year varovile sort of thing gets more compli- Crawfordsville: four Shridren by ions, but un A . »tevens, lvansville .,, $ s ; | la. previous ‘riage, Wil , Sa law the boards can draft Sa senior, will specialize in psychol- Wet one. 22, and Br Te Ietltt ia they please. ogy ‘at University ‘of BoreauX, \jicq Barbara Sommer, 19, step- | \Carmel; Mrs. Ann Leavenworth, \d Regular $7.95 & $8.95 Values
France. John J. Baughman, Dear-!
Segregate ‘Southpaws’ brother and sister, will he married Boulder, Colo., and Mrs. Jane
All left-handed students pon. oon A 1948 DePauW july 14 in Mequon, Wis. Then |Borstlemann, Des Moines. Sizes 80x84 and 80x90 were segregated from the right- tna University of basis. Walter's father will be his father- Private services will be at 3 Reversible Top and handers in the classrooms at = © niversity of Paris. in-law and Barbara's mother will Mr. Frazer p m. tomorrow in Flanner & l Bottom Special pur- SPECIAL Butler University, Indianapolis, Tit for Tat . be her mother-in-law. | : 'Buchanan, mortuary with burial ll chase of bed quilts. Ind. : Pia3s Where's Bradley? Ure M. Frazer, a retired ex- in Crown Hill Tuh fast. Closely gg - Each left-hander was allotted When William Sherman, 21, eres bradiey: aminer for the Indiana State ~~ |B quilted. Choice of four $ Dd two tablet arm chairs—one for 12Med William Leshensky, 24, to Attorneys for a British estate Board of Accountants for 35] Advertisement. outstanding patterns sitting and one for writing be- L¢Lr0it police as the robber of a valued at “thousands of pounds” years, died at his home, 3536 N.| in colors of Red, Blue, cause proctors thought the port- _2.t/e Creek, Mich. store, Lesh- searched Vancouver, B. C. yester- Meridian St. yesterday after al H D ; Gold, Rose and Brown Each siders needed extra space. (They ensky implicated Sherman in gay for a street photographer who long illness. Mr. Frazer was 77. | cience eye ops Made of quality mat-
seven holdups.
Scouting Awards Schricker.
didn’t say anything about the right-handers maybe being able to see over the shoulders of the southpaws.) Gov.
worked there a vear ago. Named Born in Newport, Mr. Frazer) Albert Bradley, he is sole heir of came here 38 years ago. He was| the large estate—but so far not’ member of the Methodist | Church and the Columbia Club. |
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Most examination officials g hicago awarded a framed scroll w. oo He had retired from his post as al FE OAM RI BB Ek R BED PILLO W S didn’t depend on the honor sys- to Sheldon Clark, chairman of the Time for Decision {field examiner for the state] tem. Proctors were kept in the BO of the Sinclair Refining Co... Rotund Charles Winninger, 668- several years ago. or f fa ene [ ~ classrooms. If a student electeq fOr 14 years’ year-old stage and screen actor, | Funeral services will be at 2 For Pleasant Slumber
| to take a trip to the lavatory, | proctor accompanied him. man of Region 7, At New York University, one BOY Scouts of student gave up after an hour America.
a Service as chair- has been sued for divorce by p. m. Tuesday at the Moore &|
former actress Blanche Ring, 74, Kirk Colonial Chapel. Burial will after 23 vears of separation. be in Crown Hill, Mrs. Winninger filed petition in| Mr. Frazer is survived by his!
What is believed to be the near-| est approach to perfect human nearing has finally been achieved
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and started to leave. A proctor the same * Hollywood yesterday on grounds wife, Mrs. Jennie Frazer, and a with the ald of a tiny electronic » Standard Size » 95 Jace him stay until the three- 2 1 By A Boy of abandonment in 1928 following daughter, Mrs. Alvin R. Jones. A “ear” which is worn on the wrist our test period expired. seco onven- marriage in 1912, She said they d John D. Jones, li i : 4 |grandson, John ones, lives in er the sleeve of the| Selecffve Service refused to re- {'on, Ralph J. {have agreed on a financial settle-| | Miami. jnidden und ® First Quality
; veal the questions asked the sty- Bunche. Nobel ment under which she will receive! coat, shirt or blouse. | dents. It referred reporters to a Peace Prize win- ‘alimony. Mrs. Ruth E. Kirk | This tiny “Wrist-Ear,” because ze—fi lity—white series of “typical” questions put Ner and director Mrs. Ruth Evelyn Kirk, 1509 W.! y ’ Standard si first quality
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out several months ago when the Of the United Na-{§ Top Journalists |26th St, died yesterday in e-—zipper cover #cholastic testing program was tons Division of oo gop jcker | Butler University chapter of| Methodist Hospital. She was 28. most of the objections the hard of percal ppe : announced. Besides, Selective ITrusteeship, was : Services wil be at 3 p. m. Tues-| hearing have against conven-
Sigma Delta Chi, national profes-
Service pointed out there are One of eight men given the Silver
more examinations to come and apparently it did not want to tip its quizzing hand. But some students who flipped through the tests were not so reticent. ‘Math Simple’
Hundreds of the students thought most of the questions especially those on higher mathematics, were too difficult. Not so the Harvard University boys, two of whom commented: “It was a lot easier than I thought. The math was special. ly simple.” “I really was rolling until 1 got to one math question. I couldn't get the decimal to come out right. The rest of it was a cinch.” The examination was divided Into three sections; Mathematics, | vocabulary and reading comprehension. The vocabulary section included questions on word relationships and proper usage. The reading comprehension section’ included six paragraphs and at the end of each paragraph were several multiple choice questions about the text. The paragraphs were about the breakeven point in business, color TV, torpedoes, civil strife in England, men’s fashions before and after 1400, and armies.
Purdue Commencement To Be Held in Shifts
Times State Service LAFAYETTE, May 26—Commencement exercises will be held] fn shifts by Purdue University in the Hall of Music June 10. Designed to permit more spec-
tators, the dual exercises have become traditional. Dr. FrederIck I.. Hovde, Purdue president,
will be the only speaker and will confer the degrees. Engineering degrees will be conferred at 10:30 a. m., while all other degrees will be conferred at 2:30 p. m.
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Buffalo award for “distinguished service to boyhood.’
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day in Shirley Brothers Centralitijonal hearing devices. You wear Chapel. Burial will be in Crown| Hill,
{it on your wrist to gain advan- | Born in Virginia, Mrs. Kirk was tages that not even your bead |
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Methodist Hos- | Death was atpital. {tributed to a H e operated {heart and kid- | Sedani Superior {ney disease. | ‘Paint Products sq. Sedam | orn in Inhere for 45 years. d i‘a napolis
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ledge,
Stansbery; and one son, Roy.
send, graduating Advertising ma- : : Oe . jor, as top beginning reporters In Pontiac, Mich. 22-year-old : Alexander Glygoroff was stopped Ih The We Butler dally. by Police Sgt. George Scott for The En speeding, learned Sgt. Scott did not go on duty until 8 p. m., dnd drove off the the comment, ‘‘See me after eight o'clock.” Sgt. Scott caught up with Gly- Nev,
graduated from Clifton Forge|can give you! In this manner you Virginia High School. She cameican hear in all directions, underto Indianapolis 10 yamrs ago. tne Stand everything being said, and Baptist church. jit arouses no curiosity because it husband, is always worn under the sleeve, |
Former Powers model Elizabeth! Surviving are her Hofert Dailey divorced dancing| jack R.; a daughter, Barbara! ! star Dan Dailey in Las Vegas,| Ann: her parents, Mr. and Mrs.| FREE INFORMATION will be
on mental cruelty charges! Frank Terrell, two sisters, Mrs. | sent by writing to F. A. Bowman,
|goroff, arrested him for reckless yesterday after dropping a Cali-l Ralph Reid, and Mrs. Iva Peters: {Depts T. 2, 16 No. Delaware Bt.,|
driving, and informed him that fornia divorce action. They have and a brother, Russell Terrell.
Indianapolis 4, Ind. | a son, Dan Jr., 3. ahap 1 —
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Local Deaths | |
Charles H. Sedam Sharon Kording
Services will be at 2 p.m. Sharon Kording, 13-year-old] Monday in Flanner and Buchanan! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred]
Mortuary for Kording, died Friday in Riley | Charles H. Se- Hospital. | dam. Burial will | The Edge-
wood grade ! school pupil had been attending her sixth grade classes until {last Wednesday,
be in Crown Hill. Mr. Sedam, a painting and decorating contractor, died yesterday at the
He retired in 1944, | Sharon lived Sharon Kording
| with her parents iat 514 Norman Ave.
Eugene Gish
ro | Other survivors are two Eugene Gish, retired farmer, | brothers, Robert and David, and | SUSSMAN died yesterday at his home, 2424 three sisters, Stephany and| HAS IT!
{Brookside Pkwy. He was 77. | Merciae Kording and Mrs. Donna Services will be at 1:30 p. m.| | Greathouse.
Tuesday in Shirley Brothers Cen-| Services will be at 10 a. m.| tral Chapel. Burial will be in| Luesday. Burial will be in New
Crown. Washington Park. Born in Gishton, Ky., Gish William Weatherford
attend Bremen (Ky.) ers : © Services and burial will be held He came to Indiarapolis 23 vears tomorrow afternoon in Guthrie, | ago. He was a member of the Ky. for William Weatherford. Masonic Lodge, Modern Woodmen Mr. Weatherford died in Veter-! of America and the Christian an’s hospital here Friday. He! was 58. Surviving are eight daughters, Mr. Weatherford was born in| Mrs. R. W. Hurt, Mrs. Jessie Guthrie, and served in the Army Blackwell, Mrs. Bessie Beaty, Mrs.' during World War I. He had J. L. Auginbaugh, Mrs. Ann Rut- lived in Indianapolis five years. Mrs. Pauline Morris, Mrs. His mother, who resides in {Marie Phemister, and Mrs. Ruth Trenton, Ky. is the only imme‘diate survivor.
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