Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 279, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1932 — Page 14

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NINE ARE KURT IN CRASHES ON CITY STREETS Driver Is Nabbed When His Auto Plunges Over Curb Into Show Window. Nine persons were injured and a driver was arrested for drunkenness in traffic accidents on Wednesday night and early today, according to police. John Filney, 49, of 1123 North New Jersey street, was charged with drunkenness, driving while drunk and resisting arrest after he lost control of his car and crashed through a plate glass window in the SCO block, North Capitol avenue, early today. Police were told that Filney’s car first struck a parked auto, then veered across the street, crashing into the I. Wolf Auto Company showroom. Mrs. Clovie Nichols, 45, of the Belmont hotel, who was about to enter the parked car, was cut and bruised. Street Car Hits Auto Two persons were injured and four others had narrow escapes when a street car crashed into an auto driven by James McCallister, 20, of 5021 Guilford avenue, at Kenwood avenue and Thirty-fourth street, late Wednesday. The injured were Mabel McDaniels, 21, of 4842 Winthrop avenue, and Thomas McCallister, 22, brother of the driver. They incurred body bruises. Four women were injured in an auto crash at Emerson avenue and New York street late Wednesday. They are: Mrx. Esther Greiner, 32, of 5329 Pleasant Run Parkway, cuts on the face and leg injuries; Mrs. Mary Bender, 63, bruises; Miss Jessie Hamphill, 25, of 20 South Butler avenue, lacerations and bruises, and Cecelia Sloan of the Pleasant Run address, back injuries. Collisions Inflict Injuries William A. Goodneck, 3010 Kenwood avenue, was injured slightly when the car he was driving crashed into one driven by Leo Dicks, 55, of 2017 Langley avenue, at Thirtieth street and Kcnwocd avenue. Miss Agha Gringer, 20, of 27 South Butler avenue, incurred leg injuries in the collision of two cars at Emerson avenue and East New York street, Wednesday night. ROAD CONTRACT IS LET Eight and Half Miles on U. S. 50 Will Be Graded. Contract for grading eight and one-half miles of U. S. road 50 between Bedford and Huron, preparatory to paving, was awarded Wednesday by the state highway commission to the Central Construction Company or Orleans on a bid of $119,660.14. The Z. S. Smith Construction Company of Richmond was awarded a contract for a bridge on State road 21, near Boston. Wayne county. The bid was $6,826.14. ANCIENT SALOON FOUND Bar of Fifth Century B. C. Is Reported by Chicago Archeologist. By United Press CHICAGO, March 31.—0. R. Sellers, Chicago archeologist, describing his findings in the excavation of Beth-Zur in the town of Maccabees, said he had discovered, among other things, a corner saloon dating back to the fifth century, B. C. DE PAUW CHOIR COMING Appearance at Scottish Rite Event Friday Will Be First of Series. The De Pauw university choir will present a series of seven concerts under direction of R. G. McCutchan, dean of the music school, in the next two weeks. The first i appearance will be on the Scottish j Rite program in Indianapolis Fri- I day night. SEN. HARRIS IS BETTER Georgian Passes Restful Night Following Operation Relapse. By United Press WASHINGTON. March 31.—Senator William J. Harris of Georgia passed a good night and was reported by attendants today to be showing continued slight improvement from the dangerous relapse which he suffered Tuesday following an operation. Overcome by Gas Fumes Overcome by gas after lighting a heater Wednesday night, Miss Virginia Baird. 18, of 714 Pomeroy street, regained consciousness before arrival of a city hospital ambulance. Gas escaped from a loose connection.

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25-CENT GOLF FEE URGED UN CITYJOURSES Park Superintendent Favors Cutting Charge in Half as Depression Measure. Request that the park board establish a golf fee of 25 cents to apply to municipal course players who start after 5 p. m., was expected to be made by A. C. Sallee, park superintendent, at the board meeting today. The reduced fee, Sallee said, would open to the courses to many who now are unable to play because of limited finances. The fee cut would apply at Pleasant Run, South Grove and Riverside courses, where 50 cents is the daily charge. If ordered by the board, the reduction would apply to the Coffin links when the course is opened in mid-summer. Whether any reduction will be

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STUTZ PLEA IS DENIED Appellate Court Holds Street Widening Costs Legal. Court battle of the Stutz Motor Car Company to avoid paying assessment of $2,339 for the widening and paving of Capitol avenue, more than two years ago, was lost Wednesday in an appellate court ruling. The high court reversed a ruling of a Marion county court which had reduced the assessment about 75 per cent. The appellate court held the Stutz company forfeited its right to ap-

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