Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1937 — Page 14

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SUFFERS MINOR INJURIES WHEN PINNED BY CAR

Youth Trapped 15 Minutes, But Escapes With Dislocation.

MARION COUNTY TRAFFIC TOLL TO DATE

Accidents Injured TRAFFIC ARRESTS Speeding Running red light Running preferential street .. Drunken driving Reckless driving Improper lights Improper parking ...... vein, Others

ugene Hurt, 21, of 908 College Ave., pinned under his overturned car for 15 minutes today, was rescued with a dislocated shoulder, cuts and bruises.

His companion, Bernard Cham-

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bers, 17, of 3849 N. Keystone Ave., was hurled from the car, but escaped | injury. The accident occurred near | 18th St. and Emerson Ave.

Hurt and his companion said a woman, driving north on Emerson Ave., swerved to the left to avoid hitting a deep chuck hole. Hurt, who was driving. said he was forced off the side of the\road. One wheel was caught in another deep hole and the other struck the soft shoulder beside| the road, he said. His car turned completely around and then over, pinning him beneath it, part of the machine resting on his head.

Motorist Comes to Aid

Chambers said it was 15 minutes or more before a passing motorist | stopped and helped him lift the car | from Hurt. The woman failed to, stop after the accident, police were told. Mr. Hurt was taken to City | Hospital. A young woman on her way to | City Hospital was injured when the | taxi in which she was riding was| struck by a car driven by Henry F. Schweitzer, 63, of 5136 Park Ave. at W. Michigan St. and White River Blvd.

Suffers New Injuries

Miss Esther Hawarth, 19, of 972 N. Tibbs Ave. whose right leg was in a cast, received additional injuries to the leg and was taken on to City Hospital with her mother, Mrs. Hazel Troutman, 38, of the Tibbs Ave. address, who also was in the taxi. The cab, driven by Arthur Chawchaw, 45, of 1409 E. 11th St. had stopped before crossing the boulevard. Mr. Schweitzer's car, witnesses told police, skidded 60 feet before hitting the taxi. He was arrested on charges of drunkenness, drunken driving and reckless driving. Both cars were badly damaged. ° More than 60 motorists were to face traffic violation charges in Municipal Court today as police | endeavored to eliminate increased | accident . hazards during ideal] motoring weather. “Fatal accidents are more likely | to occur in good weather than in| snow, ice or rain,” Traffic Captain | Lewis Johnson said. “More cars are | on the streets and highways and] drivers are more inclined to speed and take chances.” | Two persons were injured slightly | in overnight accidents. Twenty of] the motorists arrested yesterday | were charged with running pref- | erential streets.

CHIEFS CHOSEN BY STAR LEGION

Mrs. - George Moenning of Evansville Elected President.

Mrs. George Moenning, Evansville, is to serve as president of the Indiana division of the Service Star Legion, Inc., for the coming year. Other officers elected at yésterday's closing session of the twoday convention at the Spink-Arms Hotel were Mrs. C. K. McDowell. Indianapolis, first vice president; Mrs. Sophia Bieber, Boonville, second vice president; Mrs. W. J. | Anderson, Hartford City, third vice president; Mrs. Charles H. Otis, | Michigan City, fourth vice presi- | dent, and Mrs. Adele Hunt, La Porte, fifth vice president. | Mrs. Effie Decker is the new sec- _ retary, and - Mrs. Ethel Kruger, treasurer. Others are Mrs. Cora Young Wiles, historian; Mrs. S. J. | Hughes. Hartford City, chaplain;

Mrs. Madge Swanson, La Porte, gold {

star chairman, and Mrs. Virginia | Williams, Evansville, chairman of juniors and starlings.

LEAGUE TO GIVE COMEDY

Miss Lucille Goss will play the romantic lead in a three-act farce, “Me, Him and I,” which will be presented by the Young People’s League of St. Paul's Fvangelicalformed Church at Carrollton Ave. and E. 13th Et. at 8 p. m. tomorrow. The cast also includes Lud Bohn, Lucille McCallie, Russell NofIke, Evelyn Kettner, Walter Noffke, J. G. Thorman, Otto Noffke, Catherine Frick, Clara Noffke, Elsie Thiesing and Bernice Goss.

BUTLER OFFERS COURSES

Thirty-two courses in botany, chemistry, physics and zoology will pe offered by the 1937 summer session of Butler University, A George F. Leonard, director, said today.

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| group in recognition of his promo-

Above are five Shortridge High School seniors who hold silver cups in recognition of their high scholastic standing during the four-year course. They are Anne Holmes,” Robert Brown, Martha Nell Plopper, Paul Farrington and Charlotte Jeanes. Miss Jeanes and young Brown ranked first and second on the Senior Honor Roll, while the other

three seniors maintained straight AThe cups ‘were presented at a yesterday morning.

SAFETY DRIVE

Traffic Group to ob to Prasans Ab! Jenkins Medal for Work.

Ab Jenkins, famous speed driver, | and H. H. Kelly, safety chief for the | Interstate Commerce Commission, | are to take part in a ‘safety week- | end” sponsored by the Indiana Motor Traffic ‘Association. The program is to open tomorrow | night in the Antlers Hotel with al mass meeting and is to move to] Lake Wawasee Saturday and Sunday for the state convention.

Mr. Jenkins, who has driven 1,500,000 miles without an accident and yet claims more speed records ( than any other driv er, is to receive a medal from the Indiana traffic

tion of highway safety. Mr. Kelly is to make the presentation tomorrow night.

Drivers from 10 central Indiana trucking companies who have outstanding safety records are to be presented with lapel pins by Mr. Jenkins. -He is to illustrate his address with a sound movie describing ! safety precautions. | Truck drivers from all parts of the Middle West are expected to attend the convention session Saturday and Sunday at which Mr. Kelly is’ to speak concerning the safety regulations which are to go into effect July 1. Members of the new | State Safety Committee, headed by | poral Stiver, are scheduled to at-| end.

ELECTRIC SHOCK FATAL By United Press & EVANSVILLE, Ind, May 20.— | George Hillman, 29, died yesterday | from an electrical shock suffered when a light bulb on an extension cord broke and his hand came in contact with the socket. Coroner Reisinger said he believed Hillman had a weak heart as the current usually is insufficient to cause death.

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DENTAL PATIENT NOW OWN BOSS |

By United Press TORONTO, Ontario, May | Dentists and their patients hailed with delight today word of a method of treating teeth painlessly.

An apparatus that resembled a welding outfit, invented in Cleveland, was demonstrated here yesterday by Dr. J. B. Greer; Toronto |=

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DISTRICT FESTIVAL IS SET BY SCOUTS |

Garfield Units to Join in Program Tomorrow.

Boy Scout Troop 96 will ‘sponsor a three-day fish fry and festival at Longacre Park beginning tomorrow

Night” will be observed. Arrangements for the evening program, which will open at 7 p. m., been completed oy Lloyd

sioner, assisted by Joseph Callander of Troop 55. The program will include competition in knot-tying, fire-building, potato relay races, “poison” contests, and exhibition by Troop 34. Proceeds from the sales of the various booths will be used by Troop 96 to assist every member in attending the national Jamboree to be held in Washington, D. C., June 30-July 9.

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