Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 37, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 April 1935 — Page 2
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CONDITION OF TRAIN VICTIMS STILL CRITICAL Mother, Driver of Car, and Daughter, 16, Remain in Hospital. Spurred on by the crossing tragedy at the Big Four Railroad and Tibbs-av yesterday, police today continued their safe driving campaign with a warning to motorists to "stop, look and listen" at railroad crossings. Mrs. Ella Meilinger, 42, Flackville, driver of the car, is in a critical condition at City Hospital, while her daughter, Mary. 16, is still in the shock ward. Robert Meilinger, 15, a son, was released late yesterday. Funeral services are being arranged today for Charles Crose, 15, Flackville, killed in the crash. Mrs. Meilinger was driving the children to Washington High School, which they all attended, when the accident occurred. Victor Malady, 74, Marion County Infirmary, was knocked down by the auto as it was hurled from thd trades by the Big Four freight train. Witnesses said that Mrs. Meilinger drove on the tracks while the warning bell was ringing. Forty-one traffic violators were arrested in the last 24 hours, while 100 were convicted in the two municipal courts yesterday and today. Two persons received cuts and bruises and a motorist was arrested on a no driver’s license charge, late yesterday as the result of a collision at fcprucc-st and Woodlawn-av. The injured were Mrs. Lula Hemings, 23, of 713 S. Emerson-av, and her infant daughter, Genevieve, 15 months. Mrs. Mabel Vanßusum, R. R. 5, Box 349, was arrested. Orville Brown. 32, of 715 Lexing-ton-av, walked into the path of an auto driven by Ralph Siefert, 29, Linden Hotel, late yesterday at Ver-mont-st and Massachusetts-av, at# suffered body injuries. He was sent to City Hospital. Mr. Siefert was charged with failure to have a driver’s license. Three persons were injured in a collision at 29th and Rader-sts last night. They are George Edelen, 24, Negro, 2286 Indianapolis-av, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rush, 217'i N. Illinois-st, all cut and bruised. Edelen was arrested on charges of failure to stop at a preferential street and no driver's license. Charles Summers, 1230 N. Illinoisst, was arrested on charges of drunken driving and disobeying an automatic traffic signal last night.
GRAND JURY PROBES ‘HONOR SLAYING’ CASE Ohio Pastor and Wife May Be Indicted for Murder. By United Prens GULFPORT. Miss., April 23.—The Jackson County Grand Jury today deliberatel on the fate of the Rev. and Mrs. Joe J. Payne of North Fairfield. 0., charged with the “honor slaying” of their friend and neighbor, Adelbert Ewing, 55, a month ago. Both are charged with murder, although Mrs. Payne alone assumed the blame. She admitted killing Ewing when, she said, she found him in a parked car on the Pascagoula beach with her 15-year-old daughter, Glady Mae Kelly. LIONS CLUB TO STAGE ‘MONTE CARLO’ EVENT But Police Aren’t Worried for It’s All With Play Money. A Monte Carlo gambling salon with high stakes on the table will open Saturday night at the Washington. and the police are not at all perturbed about it. The Lions Club, which is holding the aflair, is discouraging the professional gamblers by stipulating that betting will be done with play money only. Lions from Bloomington, Pendleton, Fortville. Plainfield. Greenwood. Shelbyville, Mooresville. Westfield, Zionsville and Crawfordsville are expected to attend. MUSICIANS TO ENTERTAIN Southport High School Group to Play at Meeting. The Southport High School district championship musicians will present a program at the anniversary meeting oi Boy Scout Troop 96 at 7:30 tomorrow night at Edgewood grade school. F. O. Belzer, Scout executive, will give an address, and reports will be presented ©y various troop committees.
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Paul Krauss 111 and Miss Mary Lou Over Two of the leading roles in "Smilin’ Through,” the 1935 Shortridge High School senior class play, will be taken by Miss Mary Lou Over and Paul Krauss 111, when the annual play is given in Caleb Mills Hall, Friday.
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BOYS and girls . . . one of the things I wish to do most through this column is to strip some of the mystery from the business of flying. I hope that any information concerning the flying man's equipment and activities you may get from it will tend to establish an understanding and a mental state of air-mindedness. Flying is a business. . . . Building aircraft engines and airplanes : . . . establishing and maintaining j airways . . . engineering procedure j . . . all this is a business. For centuries we’ve used the surface of the earth, both land and sea, and we're only beginning to use the atmospheric ocean above us. The air of the world is being more heavily loaded each day . . . threaded and cross-threaded with thousands of miles of airways. During the World War an embattled world exploited the air in the form of fighting aircraft . . . and sad to admit, but true, the war j produced efficient airplanes 20 years 1 ahead of time. But with this im- 1 petus, commercial airways have been spreading out the feeling their way over oceans and continents . . . I linking factories and distant markets with bonds of speedy transportation. Quick, comfortable travel facili- j ties mean readier contact with the people of other countries . . . familiarity with the other fellow’s problems and characteristics! And this familiarity in time will give
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THRU THE MOFFAT TUNNEL m • Go to California via this newest of all rail routes, the short cut trail through the Colorado Rockies. See the most magnificent scenery of the Colorado Rockies, which until last year was known only to mountain men hunters, miners, trappers. Straight through the mountain world b> mean* of the 6'tnile Moffat Tunnel, drilled 5,000 feet under formidable James Peak. Both ides of the Continental Divide a veritable wonderland of scenic grandeur, almost breath-taking in power and rugged beauty. Look up and marvel at the profusion of the peaks of Colorado’s Rockies—look far down at verdant valleys and deep.cut, colorful canyons. Thrill at the restless rushing waters of the Colorado River. AIR-CONDITIONED LUXURY |BSjS| When vou go to California on a luxurious ARIS* ||fl|||||Tll||J|l . TOCRAT Pullman it’s vacation time all the wav. ■■MIIeIMiI This superb train is completely air-conditioned this summer for your added comfort. No extra fare—-no change of cars. 2 FINE THRU-SERVICE ROUTES Via the Reg at Gorge Via the Moffat Tanmet V mtTTTTtfWk 1 Lv Chicago 11 45PM Sat. Lv.Chicago 10.30 AM Sat. Lv.Denver 8 00AM Mon. Lv Denver 330 PM Sun. gF/ Ar.Colo.Spnnga. 10 02AM Mon. Ar Moffat Tunnel 5;35PM Sun. Ar Royal Gorge 1294 PM Moo. Ar Glerweod 9.13 PM Sun. |SCtNICLIN£| Ar Salt Lake City 7 l5AMTuea. A#.Salt Lake City 7 30AM Mon ArSan Franc ix o 8 50AM Wed. At. San Franc taco 8.50 AM Tue* BURLINGTON ROUTE. O. O Hagemann. General Acent. 910 Merchants Bldg . Phone Riley 4022. Intipis. t D. 6 R. G. W. RR.. F. C Hofue. A.’if Tress; Mgr. JCS Bsakrrs Bldg.. IDS Wit Adam St.. Chicago. 111. 1 TWi 3I 1 WESTERN PACIFIC. John |. Grogan. A,-t. Trtff.c Mgr- fIHI I L" 13CV) Bankers Bldg., 105 West Adams St., Chicago. IIL (
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; rise to international tolerance . . . despite whatever complications may arise, or what troubles may seem imminent. It may take years to make a material difference, understand. But speedy travel by air j will induce people to promote in- | ternational understanding and sympathetic tolerance. The past year has seen tremendous advances in aviation . . . and 1 its future is brightenjng. We’ll see! Question—How fast can an attack plane go? That is like asking how high is up or how fast can a bot travel. There are any number of different types of attack craft developed by many countries . . . and all have varying rates of speed. They are being developed to hit over 200, however. VINCENNES MAN GETS STATE LIQUOR POST Guy Shepherd Named Commission's Cashier by Paul Fry. The appointment of Guy Shepherd, Vincennes, former Knox County recorder, as state liquor commission cashier, and Mrs. Charles A. Hack, Shelbyville, as commission file clerk, have been announced by Paul Fry, state excise director. Mr. Fry said that the state member of the Marion County liquor license board would be announced soon and that hearings then would commence.
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.APRIL’ 23, 1935