Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 173, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 November 1934 — Page 10

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CAR SMASHED TO BITS. THREE RESIDENTS HURT Auto Leaves Pavement Near Oaklandon: Girl Suffers Fractured Hip. Thrro Indianapolis resident* were injured today when their car left the pavement o! Road 67 near Oaklandon and overturned, sma-.n.ng into bits A fourth pasenger ;n the car escaped injury. The in wed are Mi Ada McMurter. 20. of 1057 West Twentyninth s'reet m city h W'pi'al with a fractured hip, Lundy Swartz. 23. McCord->.iSie. tra'ed at the hosp.tal for ‘ iere cuts about the fare and head, and Mrs Ralph Teal. 27 Os 1207 Broadway. Apt. 4. who was scratched about the face and head. Mrs. Teal va driving. Her hu - band. Ralph Teal. 29. a gasoline station manager, who was not hurt, told deputy sher.lls that the car kft the pavement as Mrs Teal Bttempun ’o pass another car. it overturn'd a sh* struggled at the wheel to it bark on the pavement. Deputy sheriffs summoned the city hospital ambulance. Branch Rirkev Jr . 20 and Jane Rickey, 18 son and daughter of Branch Rickey, vice-president and Business manager of the Sr Lou; Cardinal-. National League bareoali team, were m Methodist hospital today, recovet ring from slight injuries received at 9:30 last night in in automobile accident n r ar Charrttesville Both suffered lacerations about the head and tace. In city hospital was Mr'. Nettie Harrison 64. Gosport, suffering from severe injuries received yesterday when an automobile driven by her husband. Hillis Harrison. 71 was in riliion with a car driven bv Ru>--ell Rea hard. 46 North Manehe ter *t South West street and the Bluff road Mrs Harrison received a deep cut an the forehead and sustained mmries to her left forearm and hand.

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U*irxp''dtedly Henry Goddard Leach editor of The Forum, and president of the Poetry Society of America, received verification of crime conditions in New York which a lew hours belore he had and plored vigorously in writing an editorial Thugs beat him and took MO and his watch. Mr. Leach's blackened eyes are pictured here. SHIRLEY IS SUGGESTED FOR PAUPER ATTORNEY Grand Jury Foreman Relieved to Have Inside Track. Appointment of Foster C. Shirley, 536 East Twenty-ninth street foreman of the present Ma ion county giand jury, as pauper attorney attached to criminal court, was predicted today m official courthouse circles. Mr. Shirley is known to be a close !ra nri of Criminal Judge Frank P Baker. Judg Bakers administration of the criminal court was complimented by Mr Shirley, and nis grand jury colleagues, yesterday in a report on visits to county institu-

RACE TO SAVE SIGHT OF BLAST VICTIM STARTS Plane Awaits Arrival in Florida of West Indian Oil Worker. H’l I nitr4 Pro* NEW YORK Nov. 29—A race against time to save the sight of a S’andard Oil Company employe, injured last Saturday in an explosion at Aruba, Dutch West Indies, was disclosed today when reservations were made to fly the patient from Miami to New York. A piece of steel, one-sixteenth of an inch long, penetrated the left eye of Eric M. Pott during the exprison. The right eye also was affected. causing blindness. Unable to charter a plane, company officials placed the patient aboard one of its tankers, and the vessel now is speeding toward Florida Eastern A . Lines announced to-

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j day that reservations for Mr. Pott ; and his nurse have been made for Saturday on Flyer,” which leaves Miami at 7:30 p. m. Arriving at Newark early Sunday. Mr. Pott will be rushed to the New York Medical Center for an immediate operation. FORM FIRST OF ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES 120 Persons Enrolled in Nine Subjects at Edgcwood. Organization of the first adult education classes in Marion county outside Indianapolis was effected vesterday in the Perry township grade schools at Edgewood under the federal adult education program. About 120 persons were enrolled m nine subjects. English and general business classes will be started Monday and the other subjects will be organized after t achers have been provided. H’ .in Thompson, school principal, presided.

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FIGHT AGAINST TOWNSEND COST COUNTmOOO Election Board Forced to Pay Out Sum Due to Delays. Delays caused by litigation In state and federal courts to test the eligibility Os M. Clifford Townsend to hold the office of LieutenantGovernor. cost Marion county taxpayers more than 54.000. This was disclosed yesterday when Charles Ettinger. chief deputy county clerk, completed compilation of

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the expense of the November general election. The additional cost was created. Mr. Ettinger said, because the courts were obliged, by the legal proceedings. to restrain printing of the election ballots until a few days before the election. This delay, he declared, required the county election bureau to pay additional costs to printers who wfre obliged to work overtime in order to complete the printing of the 400,000 ballots. Republican leaders sought to have the office of Lieutenant-Governor declared vacant because under the

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{state departmental reorganization 1 act state agricultural department duties were added to those prescribed by the state Constitution for the Lieutenant-Governor. Delays also were caused in the printing of the state ballots. No estimate was available as to the additional amount the state's elecion . board was required to pay. Each vote cast in Marion county election cost the taxpayers approximately 26 cents. Mr. Ettincer's figures show. A total of 172.323 votes were polled at a total cost of $45.486.41. This cost does not include any of the expense of establishing the permanent registration system.

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