Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 152, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1934 — Page 18

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ELEVEN KILLED IN WEEK-END AUTO CRASHES Heavy Toll Taken in State: Three Die in Wreck Near Martinsville. Traffic accidents claimed at least eleven lives in Indiana over the week-end. a survey today showed. Three persons were killed and six were Injured in a head-on collision of two automobiles on State road 37. near Martinsville. The dead were Oscar Rinker. Brooklyn, his granddaughter. Wilma Irene Koons, three months, and Mrs Fay Compton. 37. Indianapolis. The injured: Mrs Homer Koons, Mrs. Oscar Rmker, Marvin Koons. and Leonard Clark, all occupants of the Brooklyn machine, and George Iskra, Indianapol's. driver of the automobile in which Mrs. Compton was riding, were reported improved today. Two person* w-ere killed and five Injured in a head-on collision of two trucks on State road 25, near Logans port. The dead were John Deraker. 45 Hudsonville. Mich., driver of one of the trucks, and Jack Zichterman. 19, Grandville. Mich. riding with him. Girl, 15, la Killed Three injured who were taken to a hospital were Henry Vanderwall. 24. Hudsonville. Mich ; Roy McKain. 22. Terre Haute, and Margie Silvis. Terre Haute. Bernard Fuller, 18. Terre Haute, and John Koikman. 19. Grandville. Mich., escaped with alight injuries. Mary Mildred Russell, 15. living rear Battle Ground, was killed and ; three young companions were in- j Jured when the automobile in which they were riding overturned in a ditch north of Lafayette. The injured were Miss Dorothy Grand - stann, 17, Battle Ground, driver of the car; Charles Slayton. 19. Lafayette, and Jane Driscol, 16, Lafayette. Cal Webb, Terre Haute, was killed while walking near Evansville when struck by an automobile driven by Bumie Frisby, 32. Evansville.

Auto Strike* Bridge Arthur E. Ahcenbach, 54. South Bend, sales manager of the South Bend Beverage and Ice Association, mas killed when his automobile struck a bridge abutment near Osceola and skidded into the path of an interurban bus. Injuries suffered by William Golden. 38. Ft. Wayne, when run down by a taxicab, caused his death m a hospital Clarence Adams. 23. victim of a hit and run driver Saturday, died in Union hospital at Terre Haute today. Harry Kiester. 49. Indianapolis, injured in an automobile accident near Angola Nov. 1. died in a hospital here today. His brother Bernard. also injured in the accident, died Nov. 2. mrsTvanderbilt on WITNESS STAND AGAIN Society Woman Defends Character in Custody Suit. Bf I'mitrd Prr.n , NEW YORK. Nov. 5 Mrs. Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt was a witness again today when trial of l.er suit to regam custody of her 10-year-old daughter from her sister-in-law, Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, was resumed in supreme court. A decision probably will be reached this week. Mrs. Vanderbilt, under renewed cross examination and re-direct examination. will continue defense of her character in rebuttal to the stories told bv discharged servants and letters introduced by Mrs. Whitney. Y. W. C. A. Group to Meet Two biographies on •'Dorothy Wordsworth" will feature the talk of Miss Lucile Turner before the Y. W. C. A book renew group, at 7 tomorrow night.

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Where to Cast Your Ballot Tomorrow

The Times herewith presents the official list of polling places for the general election tomorrow. Readers of The Times are urged to determine in advance where they vote and for whom they wish to vote, and then go to the polls early tomorrow. The list follows:

rtasT ward Precinct 1-2940 Martindak J—3 vn North Kcnona. 3591 La Salle —JI7 Foraat Manor. 5—2930 Denny A-2*24 North Oak. 7—332* Stuart. •—2414 North Oxford. 9—214* North Oxford. 10— Hillside 11— North Tacoma. 13—1930 Tallman. 13— 1741 Arrow. 14— Columbia. 15— 1624 Columbia 14—131* East Nineteenth. 17—2343 Martindale SECOND WARD Precinct 1— 452* East Twenty-first. 2 North Gale J—2002 North Dearborn. 4 214* Brookside. 5 1534 Brookside. 4—l*l* Brookside 7—East Tenth Chapel—East Tenth and Keystone. *—2928 East Tenth—Engine House 27. 9—1407 North Olney. 10— North Gale 11— North Gladstone. 12— 1326 North Bosart THIRD WARD

Precinct 1— East Thirtieth. 2 2719 Cornell 3 Corner Twenty-fourth and Ashland. Engine House 23 4 220! Bellefontalne. 5 1922 Carrollton. 4—1402 Carrollton. Engine Houae. 7 Central 8— 1954 Broadway. 9 Central. _ , 10— 2201 Park. First United Presbyterian church. n—2457 central 12— North New Jersey. 13— 2301 North New Jersey. 14— North New Jersey. FOURTH WARD Precinct 1— Fairfield —Fairfield Garage. 2 College. 3 College 4 3470 North Delaware (rear!. 5 East Thirty-sixth. *—3248 Washington boulevard, rear. 7 East Thirty-second, rear. 8— 712 East Thirty-third. 9 3031 North New Jersey. 1(4—675 East Thirtieth. 11— Central 12— East Twenty-eighth. FIFTH WARD Precinct 1— West Thirtv-flrst. 2 North Capitol. 3 North Illinois. 4 North Illinois—mmol* Oarage. 5 North Capitol—Rear. *—3020 North Illinois. 7—533 West Thirtieth. *—2960 Kenwood. 9—2618 Indianapolis. 10— 118 W’est Twenty-seventh. 11— West Twenty-fifth. SIXTH WARD Precinct 1— Clifton. 2 1111 West Thirty-fourth. 3 West Thirty-first. 4 West Thirty-first. 5 West Twenty-ninth. 4—1042 West Twenty-eighth. 7 Roache. 8 — 919 West Twenty-sixth. 9 North Harding. 10— 1341 Edgemont. 11— North Harding. 12— Tlexter. 13— Rembrandt. SEVENTH WARD Precinct 1— North West. 2 North Capitol. 3 North Illinoia. 4 North Talbott. 5 806 West Eleventh. 6 North Senate. 7 1228 North Senate. 8 — 1438 North Missouri. 9 North Capitol. 10— North Talbott. 11— North Talbott (rear). 12— North Illinois 13— 1853 North Delaware. EIGHTH WARD

Precinct 1— 1506 North Illinois. 2 North Delaware. 3 North Alabama. 4 1143 Central. 5 Carrollton. 6 910 Edison 7 East Ninth. 8— 1023 North New Jersey. 9 926 North Pennsylvania. 10— North Illinois. 11— North Pennsylvania (Pennsylvania Motor Inn). 12— East Ninth 13— East St. Joe. NINTH WARD Precinct 1— North Dearborn. 2 East New York. 3 958 North Tuxedo. 4 836 North Sherman drive. 5 339 North Sherman drive. Engine House 12. 6 701 North Grant. 7 334 North Gladstone. 8— 3870 East Washington. 9 North Euclid. 10— 4317 East Washington. Gladstone Apts. 11— 815 Carlisle Place. 12— DeQuincy. 13— 4802 East New York 14— 4830 East Washington, basement. 15— 5006 Brookville Road. 16— English. TENTH WARD Precinct 1— East Ninth. 2 1235 Marlowe. 3 North Highland. 4 427 North State. 5 Marlowe. 6 East Ohio. 7 Hendricks Place. 8— 811 Hamilton. 9 327 North Forest. 10— 10 North Beville. 11— North Tacoma. 12— North Rural. 13 — 312 Eastern. 14— North Parker. 15— 2906 East TJew York. 16— Woodruff Place Town Hall. ELEVENTH WARD ! Precinct , , i 1—715 North Noble, i 2—631 North New Jersey. 3 840 North Meridian. No. 2. 4 West St. Clair. ' 5 521 North Senate. | 6—305 West Vermont. 7 West New York. 8— West Ohio 9 East Vermont. 10— 418 North New Jersey. 11— East Vermont. 12— Fulton 13— East Ohio. 14— City Garage. TWELFTH WARD i Precinct. 1— North Elder. 2 West Vermont. 328 North Miley. 4 Mmkner. 5 Greelv. 6 928 Wes? North, j 7—940 Indiana. 8— Camp. 9 1129 West New York.

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10— 442 Minerva. 11— Bright 12— West Michigan. 13— 729 West New York. THIRTEENTH WARD Precinct 1— South West. 2 Church. 3 Union. 4 350 Sanders. 5 Sanders 4—1245 Ringgold. 7 West Arizona. 8— Palmer. 9 South Alabama. 10— 606 East Terrace. 11— 1746 Union 12— 310 East Minnesota. 13— Lincoln. 14— 2139 South Meridian. 15— South Meridian. 14—2532 Madison. FOURTEENTH WARD Precinct 1— Oliver. 2 644 Birch 3 657 Division 4 West Morris. 5 1364 Kappes 6 Nordyke. 7 Howard. 8— Howard FIFTEENTH WARD Precinct 1— Fletcher. 2 Virginia 3 South Illinois. 4 Kentucky and Capitol. Engine House 13. 5 603 South East. 6 Virginia. 7 &05 freer. 8— 707 Union. 9 818 Bouth West. 10—831 Church. SIXTEENTH WARD Precinct. 1— Bates. 2 236 South Arsenal. 3 South Grace. 4 1914 Southeastern. 5 444 South Rural. 6 Oakland. 7 Spann. 8— Hovt. 9 St. Peter. 10— South Leeda. 11— Woodlawn. 12— 1044 Dawson. 13— Orange 14— 1733 Prospect. 15— Ot. Peter. SEVENTEENTH WARD Precinct 1— South State. 2 Harlan. 3 Prospect. 4 New. 5 Thaddeus. 6 1732 South Randolph. 7 East Garfield drive. 8— Calhoun. 9 Hervey. 10— Wade. 11— Wade. 12— South Randolph. 13— Comer. 14— Shelby. 15— 1447 Glmber.

TRAFFIC GROUP TO MEET HERE Safety Program Is Outlined for State Convention of Motor Club. A fety program will feature the opei gos the Indiana Motor Traffic Association state convention Saturday morning in the Travertine room of the Lincoln. Edward F. Loomis, manager of the American Trucking Association, with headquarters in Washington, D. C., will speak. James D. Adams, state highway commission chairman, will speak on "Safety on Our Highways.” Maurice Tucker, South Bend, association director, will discuss the national truck safety program. A report on the suit pending on the $1 a hundredweight state tax on trucks will be made by George W. Person, litigation committee chairman. Samuel Schlosser Sr. is chairman of the body’s directorate. A motor vehicle tax study will be presented by William Arnett, Indiana State Chamber of Commerce secretary.

Y. M. C. A. ARRANGES BIG MEETING SERIES Sessions Open Nov. 11 With Parley at Keith’s. Speakers and entertainers who will appear on the Y. M. C. A. Big Meetings were announced today by Fermor S. Cannon, Y. M. C. A. president. The first session will be Sunday afternoon, Nov. 11, at Keith’s theater. Dr. Fred B. Smith, World Alliance fir International Friendship Through the Churches secretary, will be the speaker at the opening meeting. Other speakers include Dr. W. P. Dearing, Oakland City college president; A. J. Elliot, Y. M. C. A. national council student secretary; Dr. G. Bromley Oxnam, De Pauw university president; Edna Means, noted impersonator; Judge Fred P.ale, Sidney Landon, Dr. Earl Harper, Evansville college president; Wallace Bruce Amsbary, Dr. E. R. Bartlett, De Pauw religious education department head; Dr. Clelland B. McAfee, member National Board of Presbyterian Churches; Noel B. Beilharz, dramatizer; J. Franklin Caveny and Sherwood Eddy, international affairs student. THIEVES GET CLOTHING. • CASH IN PARKED CARS Cigarets, Revolver Included in Week-End Loot. Parked car thieves were quite successful over the week-end. L. E. Buschman, 1130 North New Jersey street, reported the theft of two overcoats, valued at $75, from his car parked at Pennsylvania and Market streets, yesterday Other losses reported were: G. W. Cline, 1840 Lexington avenue, $35 overcoat; Weldon Worth, 729 Grand : avenue, $lO bag containing $45 in leash. sll in postofflee deposit slips, sls worth of clothing and a sls revolver, and James E. Demaree, 3713 East Thirty-sixth street, twenty cartons of cigarets and three pounds of tobacco valued at S4O. %

I QUINTUPLETS TO NEED IDENTIFICATION TAGS Diogne Babies Growing More and More Alike, Thinks Doctor. By Cnitrd Prrt* CALLANDER. Ontario, Nov. 5. So much alike are the Dionne quintuplets that necklaces bearing their names will have to be worn by the famous sisters for identification, Dr. A. R. Dafoe, their physician, believes. Dr. Dafoe, who has watched over the famous five since birth, believes that the babies, now five months and one week old. are becoming more alike and that it will soon be necessary to have some definite t means of identifying them.

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EIGHTEENTH WARD Precinct 1— 6106 East Washington. 2 South Arlington. 3 60 North Campbell. 4 385 South Audubon road. 5 5430 East Washington—Engine House 35 6 9 Johnson. 7 East Michigan. 8— 5251 Burgess NINETEENTH WARD Precinct 1— 2816 West Sixteenth. 2 1162 North Tremont. 3 King. 4 1044 North Wurman. 5 North Tibbs 6 West Twelfth. 7 710 North Livingston. 8— North Alton. 9 Centennial. 10— West Michigan. 11— West St. Cialr. 12— King. 13— 750 North Pershing. 14— 253 North Pershing. 15— North Holmes. 16— 54 North Addison. 17— Jackson 18—3021 West Jackson. 19— 840 South Sheffield. 20— 2131 West Morris 21— 1356 South Belmont. TWENTIETH WARD Precinct 1— 316 West Forty-first. 2 4440 Cornelius—Garage. 3 4445 North Delaware. 4 4401 Central—Rear. 5 922 Elst Forty-second. \ 6 4214 Manlove. 7 College. 8— East Thirty-eighth—Engine House 28 9 4065 North New Jersey. 10— 296 West Fortieth. 11— 3922 Rookwood. TWENTY-FIRST WARD Precinct. 1— College. 2 Riviera drive and Beilefontaine. Enelne House 32 2—1147 East Sxity-thlrd. garage, In rear. 4 North Illinois. 5 5710 Broadway Terrace, garage. 6 Carrollton. 7 Forty-sixth and Capitol. Fairview Presbyterian church. 8— 411 East Fiftv-flm. 9 College. 10— East Fifty-fourth. 11— 614 East Fortv-ninth. 12— East Forty-ninth. 13— 4902 Sangster. TWENTY-SECOND WARD Precinct 1— Knox. 2 Indiana Central College. CENTER TOWNSHIP (OUTSIDE) Precinct 1— 446 North Seventeenth. 2 2714 South Meridian. 3 4901 Massachusetts. WARREN TOWNSHIP Precinct 9—Thirty-fourth and Arll ng t on— Koehler Grocery. 10— Raymond and Hawthorne road Lowell school. 11— North Arlington Arlington Flower Shop. 12— 7904 East Washington. 13— Mrs. C. H. Johnston store. FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP Precinct 1— Wanamaker State bank. 2J. A. Swail’s store room. PERRY TOWNSHIP Precinct 35 3444 Madison. 36 South Carson and Hanna. 37 Main Street. Beech Grove. 38— No. 9 School—Bluff Road. 39 Edgewood School. 40— 1416 Thompson 41— Union—Southport. 42 Spee’s Storeroom—Glenn's Valley. DECATUR TOWNSHIP Precinct 1— Decatur Central School Building. 2 West Newton Community Building. WAYNE TOWNSHIP

Precinct. 1— State Road 52 and Tibbs. R. R. 18. Box 304. 2 Main. Speedway City. 3 Res. Blanche Brown. Clermont. 4 First house west of Lynhurst on Rockville road. R. R. 2. Box 643. 5 West Michigan. 6 3523 Rockville road. 7 South Fleming. 8— South Cole. 9 1044 South Worth. 10—6311 West Washington. Legion Hall. U—Bridgeport Community House, Bridgeport. 12— South High School road. 13— 4655 West Washington. 14— Northeast corner Lafavette boulevard and Main, Mars Hill. 15— West Washington. 16— Maywood Lodge Hall, Maywood. LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP Precinct 1— Dniversalist Church. 2 Acorn Lumber Company. 3 Masonic Hall, Castleton. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP Precinct 1— Sixty-second and Kevstone. 2 Nora School Building. 3 Ebenezcr Lutheran Church, Eastern and Millersville road. 4 Crooked Creek School. PIKE TOWNSHIP Precinct 1— Ed Roeder’s Barber Shop. New Augusta. 2M. Snyder residence (Traders Point).

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PYTHIAS LODGE BUILDING TAKEN OFF TMROLES Used for Educational Purposes, State Board Rules. The Knights of Pythias building. Massachusetts avenue and Pennsylvania street, has been removed from the county tax rolls by state tax board order. The tax board ruling orders John McCloskey, Center township assessor, to exempt the building on the grounds that it is used for ••educational purposes.” Mr. McCloskey had held that 78 per cent of the building valuation should be assessed for taxation, since that portion of the building is used for commercial purposes. However, the state tax board holds that proceeds from the building rental are used to finance the K. of P. orphans home at Lafayette. The state board refused to cancel $17,066 in taxes delinquent when the Indiana Pythian Corporation, holding company for the building, was organized in February of this year. The tax board also reduced the assessment of the Ford Motor Company from $274,400 to $158,000 because of equipment obsolescence.

NEW OFFICERS TO BE INSTALLED BY DRUIDS W. Fred Young Will Become Noble Arch. Officers for the coming year will be installed tomorrow night by Indianapolis Grove, United Ancient Order of Druids. A smoker will be held following the installation ceremonies at Druids’ hall, 29 South Delaware stret. W. Fred Young will be installed as noble arch; Louis Disbrow. vicearch; Charles Dunbar, conductor; James Disbrow. inside guard; W. O. Stumph, outside guard, and H. P. Harris Jr., past arch Druid. The installation ceremony will be conducted by Otto Swanson, district deputy grand arch. Negro Held on Vagrancy Charge Robert Kirkman, Negro, 2445 Indianapolis avenue, is under $2,000 bond today charged with vagrancy. Kirkman was arrested last night as he dropped from a rear window of the Schott Auto Company, 2002 North Meridian street.

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