Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 110, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1930 — Page 2

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e PUPILS HURT IN SCHOOL BUS, AUTO ACCIDENT Negro Woman Is Killed in Traffic Mishap; Driver Held by Police. Six children were recovering today from injuries*suffered late Monday when the school bus in which they were riding was struck by a truck on State Road 67 southwest of Lawrence. Fourteen other school pupils narrowly escaped injury in the crash. Mrs. Sarah Hogan, Negro, 77. of 2709 Boulevard place, was killed ahd several other persons were hurt in traffic crashes Monday night, according to police and hospital reports today. Children in the school bus were returning to their homes from the Lawrence school when a truck driven by Andrew Broms, 30, of 331 Virginia avenue, crashed into the bus driven by Milo S. Waddy, R. R. 12, Box 250. Signaled Left Turn Waddy told deputy sheriffs he signaled to turn left into a side road, but that Broms did not heed the warning and crashed into the front of the bus. Children were thrown to the floor and suffered bruises and cuts from flying glass. Those injured: Billie Burge, 8. R. R. 12, Box 40-E, and his brother Thomas, 14; Edgar Keesling, 10, R. R. 12; Richard Lewis, 8, R. R. 12, Box 40; Mary Leavitt, 15, R. R. 12, Box 38, and Mildred Apple, 15, R. R. 12. Box 35. Broms was ordered into court to face charges of failure to have a certificate of title. Driver Held by Police Mrs. Hogan was hit by an auto driven by George Miles, 46, of 348 West Twenty-first street, at Capitol avenue and Twenty-sixth street. Miles told police the woman ran from behind a parked auto into the path of his car. Miles was held on n charge of involuntary manslaughter. Mrs. Hogan died before medical aid arrived. ' Others hurt; Andrew Merritt, Negro. 35, of 428 North West street, cuts and bruises; Mrs. Rose Nichols, 51, of 234 North Beville avenue, bruises, and Miss Lillian Domasco, 20, of 935 Grant street, leg injuries; Karl Schmalfeldt, 43, R. R. 4, Box 567, bruises, and Irvin Thomas, 56, of 1935 New street, cuts and bruises. Death Driver Convicted Pi/ United Press VALPARAISO, Ind., Sept. 16. Martin Brody faces a ten-year prison sentence today following a jury verdict finding him guilty of manslaughter in connection with the death of Hans Nielson in an automobile accident. Brody was charged with intoxication and driving while intoxicated. * New Legion Adjutant Chosen Ev United Press VINCENNES, Ind., Sept. 16.—Ollie A. Davis of Tipton has been appointed state adjutant of the American Legion, to succeed Pleas E. Greenlee, Shelbyville, resigned. Floyd Young, Vincennes, state com-mander-elect, announced the appointment today. Missionary 111 In Africa Times Soecial COLUMBUS, Ind., Sept. 16.—The Rev. Thomas Moody, Baptist missionary stationed at Sona-Bata, Belgian Congo, Africa, is seriously ill, according to word received by his son, Wilkie O. Moody, Columbus high school instructor.

Prize Drink Bu United Press LONDON, Sept. 16.—“ Golden dawn” came to England today a nation burdened with unemployment and economic 1 depression. “Golden dawn” consists of equal parts of orange juice, apricot brandj> galvados and Booth’s gin, with a dash of grenadine, and it won first prize in the short drink class in Britain’s first international cocktail competition. T. Buttery, head of the cocktail bar at the Berkeley hotel designed the prize winner.

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Mercy Ship Vessel Brings Cargo That May Save Hundreds of Lives in U. S.

A DELEGATION of Indianapolis men met a ship of mercy today in New York city that was unheralded by the fanfare of a welcoming committee. The ship? the Eastern F:..*ce, brought a cargo carrying a bill-of-lading for Indianapolis that may save hundreds of lives. It was a consignment of 40,000 pounds of pancreas from Buenos Aires to be used in the manufacture of insulin for treatment of diabetic persons in the United States by Eli Lilly & Cos. But if the Eastern Prince received no official welcome, it was because few were unaware it is the first importation of pancreas attempted by scientists and chemists. Pancreas glands, obtained from adult cattle, are so perishable that attempts heretofore have not been made to bring them from the Argentine. The Eastern Prince consignment was frozen in Buenos Aires and kept at 5 degrees below zero throughout the ocean voyage. Chemists from the Lilly company left here Monday to meet the Eastern Prince and take every precaution to preserve the potency of the consignment. Refrigerator cars pre-cooled forty-eight hours and packed with dry ice, will bring the containers of pancreas to Indianapolis over the New York Central lines.

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ABANDONING OF TRACTION LINES IS DEMANDED Three Must Close Within 90 Days, Mortgage Holders’ Attorneys Declare. Abandonment of three central Indiana interurban lines operated by Elmer W. Stout, receiver, is unavoidable and may be expected within the next sixty or ninety days, attorneys told Superior Judge Joseph M. Milner Monday. Hearing was on a petition of Stout as receiver for the three lines, requesting permission to give operating expenses preference over mortgage bonds. Milner took the matter under advisement. Stout is receiver for the Indianapolis &c Northwestern Traction Company, the Indianapolis, Crawfordsville 8z Danville Electric Railway Company and the Indianapolis <fe Martinsville Rapid Transit Company. Operating deficits of each of the three lines are increasing steadily, and, according to Stout, should have priority over bonds to permit a short-time operation of the lines for public benefit. Attorneys representing trustees under various mortgages indicated they will resist continued operation of the lines at the peril of mortgage holders, asking for immediate halt in operations. f Vibrations of the earth as slight as one-ten-thousandth of an inch are registered on anew recording device installed in a United States government laboratory.

Veteran Minnesota Pike Is Mother of Million Bv Science Sereier BEMIDJI, Minn., Sept. 16. —Minnesota has a grand old fish, one that is recognized by officials of the state game and fish department by a large silver spot in front of her dorsal fin and named Old Silverspot because of it. When first she made her appearance in the nets of the Bemidji hatchery she was a slim little thing weighing twelve pounds. Now she is a fat old lady, tipping the scales at twenty-five pounds, and estimated to be the mother of a million fish. Asa grandmother, her descendants almost are countless. For ten years this wall-eyed pike was caught annually in the nets of the state hatchery, stripped of her eggs, and returned to Minnesota waters. One stripping alone netted close to 300,000 eggs, and from them were hatched 297,000 baby pike. Then during 1928 and 1929 she was not seen at the hatcheries, and was bemoaned as the victim of some fisherman, or of old age But this year mourning for Old Silverspot turned to joy when word was long-distanced to hatchery officials that she was alive and well, taken in a net near Cass lake. They rushed to the scene and found her swimming lazily in a tub. This time her picture was taken, to preserve her record should she not return again. Back In 1923, Sheridan Greig, at that time in charge of the Bemidji hatchery decided that this particular fish should have sendee stripes and so punched a hole in her fin tail. This in no way injures her nor interferes with her swimming.

‘GOOSIEMfE ROBBED Negro Politician Is Held Up by Two Bandits. Harry (Goosie) Lee. prominent Negro politician, 522 Indiana ave-

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HATCHET DEATH STIRS REFORM French Demand Insane Law Revision After Slaying. Ru I nitril Peers PARIS, Sept. 16.—When a Spaniard, Jose Garcia, battered to death with a hatchet a pretty young Parisian stenographer who refused his attentions and then confessed that Just recently he had been released from an asylum, a public outcry began throughout France which may lead to a complete revision of the existing lunacy laws. Doctors, educational experts, social reformers and newspaper editors are joined in the campaign to induce the French parliament to restudy and reshape the existing law of 1838, claiming that there are far too many half-crazy people at liberty, which partly explains the apappalling murder statistics in the country since the World war. Professors of psychiatrics agree Puts New Life Into Dull, Tired, Faded Skin Just a little Calonite powder sprinkled ! on a wet cloth and rubbed gently over | the face before retiring will clear the pores of all dirt and duSt and oily accumulation. preventing blackheads. It I puts new life into doll, tired skin, so j you will enjoy a good night’s rest.—Adi vertisement.

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