Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 April 1952 — Page 8

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; NEW - YORK, Apr. 2 (UP) | Ferenc Molnar, one of the world’s

. Te ¥ . ¥ E> OPPOSITE g greatest dramatists who fled here “ : : ; i | from the Nazis in 1940, died in Mt,| "0 4 : y § Sinai Hospital yesterday : followSTATEHOUSE [ing a Jong iliness,

The Hungarian-born playwright f|“Lillom” and “The Play's the - f [Thing.” was 74. Four versions

of his play,” “The Devil,” were playing in New York when he

. - 4 Mr. Molnar 1s wurvived by his bi fthira wife, the former Lili Dar(vis, His first, and the mother of, 221 -‘W. WASHINGTON ST. CE his only child, was Margit Veszi, {later a writer In Hollywood. His second was Bari Fedak, a great

in . {Budapest in 1925, listing 42 coY respondents, Mr, Molnar, who CLEARAN CE SALE | turned out more than 40 plays pon ot rm : : pen 5 8 had’a reputation for frugality, but) =" 0° “°F |1t was believed this rosexfrom his

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Maclin R., Milner, a former. Indianapolis- resident, has been ap-

executive off Luckoff, Way-i4 burn & Inc., Detroit ad-3 vertising agency. Mr. Milner is the |

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two South Side plants will pretty much know where the youngsters (are from now on. The Lilly Company has opened two playgrounds,

and basketballs.

vacation.

Fellowships r | One Butler University faculty member will dig in Jerusalem’s

peruse literature here, on fellowship grants from the Ford Foun-

Dr. E. Robert Andry, head of the department of religion, gets {the trip to Jerusalem. James IL.| {Woodress of the English depart-! Mr. Johnson P.M. dinner with iment will study midwestern lit- wives attending.

Family Show : {wives of officers of the -Indian- | Family talents will be displayed apolis. Council. {at the Boys Club carnival in the] The degree, most elaborate of clubhouse, 1400 English Ave. 7,York Rite Masonry, is given once {to 9 p. m. tomorrow. All kinds of a year. George L. Johnson, 42 N.|

. The public event {sof Indianapolis Council No. 2, Ineighborhood night for South will preside. Among honored Siders and part of the local cele- guests will be Everett Miles, Ft.

(week. The host club also cele-/of Indiana. {brates its 55th birthday. .

Installation Named Faculty Fellow

Officers will be installed at 8 Times Stale Service .m. Baturday by Indianapolis | Bourt 1, Order of the Amaranth, Prof. Phillip B. Wilder of the in the Claypool Hotel. InstaMed! Wabash College political science will be Dorothy Kraft, Albert faculty has been appointed a Fac-| Gray, Bessie Gray, William Gray, ulty Fellow by the Fund for the May Dunbar, Anne Hessel, Myr- Advancement of Education, a

tle Lapp, Mona Renn and Nettie branch of the Ford Foundation. | Betterley. He will study at Columbia Uni-!

ROTC Honor eo

Richard W. Maffett, son of Al- Hoosier Drowns in Lake {fred E. : :

(guished military student by the Bu Force ROTC at Ee Ur Suthard, 48, Jasonville, drowned |

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{leadership and character won him| the honor,

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the fourth year English Avenue! TY, Boys Club and Lauter Boy& Club § have assisted with the event, | Boys ‘will assemble at 8:30 a.m. |

Indianapolis students are prom-

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{of activities at Indiana University.

Indiana: Daily Student staff including: Richard McGill, 3710 N. | Meridian 8t.; Janet Sue Baldwin, 2229 N, New Jersey St.: Barbara Redding, 1103 W. Kessler Blvd.; Bernard Vonderheide, 3601 Forest Manor; Susan Bassett, 5316 Broadway; Jo Anne Ebner, 2120 Central Ave; LaWanda Arnold, 1534 Fletcher Ave.; Shirley Flederjohn, R. R. 3, Edward Frank, 1345

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| performs in the Chamber Play- | ers’ concert for the Ensémble Music Society. World War TT Memorial.“ 8:30 p.m. 7

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Parents around Elf Lilly & Co.'s On the Interfraternity Couneil 4 are Kenneth Hughes Jr, 35 W.! 46th 8t., and James Harris, 157! E, 61st St. Jerry Baur, 3215 | Sutherland Ave, is vice president

out baseballs, softballs of the Union Board. A co-chair-

pment for the playground 1601 Homecroft Dr.

525 N. Illinois 8t.| One hundred members of Indianapolis Coun- | cil 2, Royal and Select Masters,| will confer the Super Excellent] Master "Degree

start with summer: school

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here, {During the men's degree program

{women will be entertained by

stunts and shows are Colorado Ave,, illustrious master

of National Boys Club Wayne, grand illustrious master

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last night when his boat capsized on Shakamak Lake in Shakamak |state park. Jasonville police, of {which Mr. Suthard's brother,

A cadet lieutenanthe’s a senior in mechan gineering. Scholarship,

(Oscar, is chief, recovered the body. |

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