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BUTLER HONORS
IN JOURNALISM
TO BE AWARDED
Recognition to Be Given
Outstanding Students at
Annual Banquet.
Acadpmic award* In journalism
are to be presented at Butler Uni
versity tomorrow night at the annual
honor day banquet sponsored by
the journalism department. Prof.
N. R. Buchan is to be toastmaster,
end Pror. j. n. Perry is to an
nounce the awards.
Several students are to be initi
ated into Kappa Tau Alpha, na
tional journalism scholastic society,
preceding the banquet.
Honors to be awarded include the
Theta Sigma Phi and Sigma Delta
Chi certificates for meritorious work
in Journalism. All Putler journalism
alumni have been invited to the
dinner, which is to be held in the
Butler campus club.
McClain to Speak
Students in insurance classes at
Butler University are to be ad
dressed tomorrow morning by Harry
McClain, state insurance commis
sioner. The talk has been ar
ranged by J. Russell Townsend, m
insurancp instructor.
“Funtions of the State Insurance
Department” is to be the subject of
Mr. McClain's remarks. He is t.o
speak at fi a. m. in Arthur Jordan
Memorial hall.
Blue Key Initiation
Blue Key. honorary fraternity at
Butler University, is to hold initia
tion ceremonies for 10 men Friday
night at the Ulen Country Club,
Lebanon. Everett Kalb, president,
is to be in charge. The ceremony is
to be followed by the annual senior
dinner-dance of the organization.
Initiates are to be Frederick D.
Kershner Jr., Theodore Pruyn,
Robert Cash and Hugh Quill,' In
dianapolis, and Waldo Stout, Sheri
dan; George Craycraft, Noblesville;
Harlan Tyner, Carmel; Charles Mc-
Daniel, Hinton, W. Va.; Lawrence
Holmes and Emerson Musgrave,
both of Robinson, 111.
TWO CHILDREN INJURED
IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
Girl, 8, and Bov, fi, Taken to Hos
pitals After Mishaps.
Eight -year-old Lillian Stogsdale
of Plainfield was recovering in Rob
ert Long Hospital today from in
juries suffered yesterday when the
automobile in which she was riding
was in a • ollision at 4900 Rockville
rd.
She was riding with W. J, Gor
rell, 57, of Plainfield. Fred Myers,
1554 W. New' York-st, driver of the
other car, suffered minor lacera
tions.
While crossing the street in the
1900 block on W. Michigan-st, Ben
ny Mike, 6, of 415 N. Lynn-st, was
struck by an automobile and in
jured last night He was sent to City
Hospital suffering from head in
juries
The automobile was driven by
Charles Powed, 44. of 220 N. Illi
nois-st. He was not held.
WELFARE GROUP HEARS
MESSAGE FROM F. D. R.
President Reminds That Persons
Aided Are “Plain Folks.”
Hy tJvitnt I’itii
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., May 27.
—A message from President Roose
velt urged 10.000 social welfare
workers today to conduct their work
with a realization that the people
they aid are “just plain folks."
The President said in a letter
read at the National Conference of
Social Work that “w'e can not be
satisfied with any form of society
in which human personality is sub
merged."
Some “so-called leaders,” he said,
“have made the mistake of looking
upon men and women as economic
and social units. We are dealing
with persons. Human personality is
somethin* sacred.”
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SIO,OOO TROPHY LATEST PRIZE ADDED TO 500-MILE AWARDS
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Here's the latest
addition to the
prize list for the
500-mile Speed
way rare. It's the
Borg - Wa r n e r
trophy, five feet
seven inches high,
and built at a cost
of SIO,OOO. The
base alone weighs
.TOO pounds. On it
are profiles of
every winning
driver sinee 1911,
In addition to
having his name
and profile placed
on the cup, future
winners are to re
ceive from the
Borg - Warner
Corp. a plaque and
SIOO a month for
one year. In the
picture (left to
right) are Seth
Klein, official 500-
mile starter. C. S.
Davis, Borg-War
ner president; Col.
Eddie Ricken
backer, Speedway
president, and
Ralph DePalma,
famous driver of a
few years ago.
AUDUBON PRIZES WON
BY 2 FROM INDIANA
Hobart Pupil, Terre Haute
Teacher to Get Awards.
Two Hoosiers led the list of 59
prize winners in the 1936 Junior Au
dubon contest, it was announced to
day by the National Association of
Audubon Societies.
Miss Esther Bnal, Hobart, won first
in the teachers’ division, and Leo
Doming. Terre Haute, was the win
ner in the school pupils’ division.
Miss Boal is to receive the gold
Audubon medal and is to be a guest
d(od<\
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
guest of the organization on a trip
to the New York convention.
Wisconsin Official Dead
HOT SPRINGS, Ark., May 27.
Lieut. Gov. Thomas J. O'Malley of
Wisconsin died suddenly of heart
disease here today.
CHURCH TO END
DINNER SERIES
3rd Christian Congregation
to Hear Speakers
Tomorrow.
The season’s final mid-'week fel
lowship dinner at the Third Chris
tian Church is to be held at 6:30
tomorrow' night.
Twenty-five faculty members of
the summer young peoples confer
ence, now' in special sessions here,
are to attend. The Rev. Richard E.
Lentz, faculty leader, is to speak on
“The Old Is Good.”
Mr. Lentz is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. M. Lentz. 2110 Carrollton
av, and attended the Third Church.
He is a graduate of Butler Univer
sity and the Rochester Theological
Seminary. His present pastorate is
at Wellsville, N. Y„ and he also is
chairman of the New York-New
Jersey Board of Education for the
Disciples of Christ.
Music is to be furnished tomor
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