Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1938 — Page 6

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

N.Y. G. RAILROAD SEEKS TO DROP PASSENGER LINE

Petitions to Discontinue Service From Anderson To Louisville.

The New York Central Railroad today petitioned the Indiana Public Service Commission for authority to discontinue passenger train service between Anderson and Louisville, Ky., via Greensburg. According to the petition operation of this service in 1937 produced a total revenue of $36,625, while losses, exclusive of amounts spent for overhead, maintenance, and taxes, amounted to $52,297. The railroad operates two trains daily except Sunday between Anderson and Louisville via Greensburg, and two trains on Sunday between Greensburg and Louisville. It lists itself as the lessee of the C. C. C. & St. L. Railroad. From North Vernon to Jeffersonville, the trains run over the tracks of the Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Railroaa Co. Discontinuance of the operation will not incon-

of a private seaplane, were drowne

Two prominent Seattle women, Mathews and Mrs. Ome Daiber, trapped in the cabin

scaped when this ship crashed in the waters of Lake

3 Miss Dorothy

d, and two men

- Women Killed in Plane Crash

Times-Acme Telephoto.

Union, Seattle. Handling controls of the plane when it crashed was Bradford Washburn Jr, Harvard explorer. other male occupant of the ship.

left, noted

At right, is James Barrows, the

venience the travelling public, the] petition said, because other means | of transportation are available. The New York Central Ben per- | mission also to abandon serv tween Evansville and Paris, Th, ® ee petition said it was running two | trains daily and that revenue last |

vear was $24,544 while losses over maintenance, overhead and ee

NE El a | Thieves Raid North Side ANDERSON TO STUDY | Home of John E.

LIGHT PLANT SLUMP

ANDERSON. May 11 (U. P).—*A conference of city department heads will be called soon to consider dras-

tic curtailment of general fund ex- |

penses to meet sharp decreased revenue from the light plant, Mayor H. R. Baldwin, announced today. The City largely depends on light

| told police today.

Hollett.

Thieves entered the home of John E. Hollett, 4001 N. Meridian St. some time during the night and stole 10 oriental rugs, Miss Lillian | Dowd, 2749 Wheeler St., the maid,

The Hollets are in Madison, Ind., on a visit, she said, and she could |

plant income, which dropped $26,000 | not estimate the value of the rugs.

in April, for its general fund, Mayor | Baldwin said. At present the utility

| he was identified by a woman who

revenue is about $96,000 below esti- |

mates for the vear, he said.

Mayor Baldwin indicated that as| grab her purse but fled with a pair

a result of the decreased revenue, reductions in expenses and payrolls

Police today held a Negro after |

reported she was knocked down last unight by a man who attempted to

of shoes instead. Miss Irene Miller, 25, of 810 Blake

her arm but instead seized a pair of shoes she was carrying wrapped in her hand. One man was in a critical condition at City Hospital today following an alleged fight yesterday with his partner in an upholstery shop at 671 BE. 23d St. Gerald Herbers, 68, of 2428 Coyner Ave. suffered a paralytic stroke during a fight allegedly over business matters with his partner, Ells« worth Carson, 51, of R. R. 11. Carson is held by police on a charge of assault and battery. Peter Rosner, 62, of 37 E. 11th St, told police he found Carson struggling with Mr. Herbers and separ-

{ ated them.

ROSS TO CONFER ON RATES WASHINGTON, —J. D. Ross, administrator of the Bonneville Dam project on the Co- | lumbia River, will confer with members of the Federal Power Com-

| mission today concerning wholesale

rates Jor electricity.

May 11 (U. P).| | Columbia Ave. and is the commit-

PRECINCT OFFICIAL RELEASED ON WRIT

Issuance of a habeas corpus writ enabled Raleigh Coleman, 35, Negro Democratic precinct committeeman, to gain his freedom shortly after his arrest by Sheriff Ray, who is investigating alleged primary electon frauds. Superior Court Judge Herbert E. Wilson, in issuing the writ last night, said that if Sheriff Ray has any evidence of election fraud he should present it to the Marion County Grand Jury. Mr. Coleman was arrested yesterday by deputy sheriffs on a vagrancy charge. He lives at 2038

teeman of Precinct 9, Ward 23. Sheriff Ray criticized Judge Wilson's action, claiming that he didn't have sufficient time to question Coleman.

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ELEVEN PUPILS OF MANUAL HIGH REGEIVE HONORS

Second Six-Week Period Marks Announced by Vice Principal.

Eleven pupils at Manual High School received all A-plus reports in the second marking period, Vice Principal C. M. Sharp announced today. They were William Leukhardt, Mildred Reimer, Myrtle Brier, Ione Colligan, Eleanor Kinney, Juanita Edwards, Ida Rose Caito, Charlotte Craig, Dorothy Perdue, Jack Stephenson and Edgar Siegel. Others on the senior honor list were Betty Hall, Marie Sassower, Annette Thornberry, Flora Achgill, Donnie Douglas, Virginia Lindeman, Mary Sprenger, Charlotte Smith, Katherine Strols, Helen Brabender, Ruth Fleck, Ruth Morgan, Mary Lois Allee. Lorraine Shirley, Dorothy Dalton, Betty Reed, Alfred Hubert, Robert Kuntz, Joe Shupinsky, Robert Crossen, Edward O’Nan, Ralph Sisson, Robert Davis, Joseph Greenberg, Walter Rafert, Charles Angelkovich, Paul Moehlman, Pete Pappas, Robert Sickles, James D. Small, Jake Alboher, Herschel Davis, William Gummerson and Eugene McCarty. Honor roll leaders in the junior high division were Irma Miller and Carl Campbell. Others were Marilyn Sampson, Florence Sachs, Dawn Hoeferkamp, Betty King, Clarice Sponsel, Wanda Minton, Hermine Waltz, Shirley Stotler, Laura Manjon, Laverne Morical, Richard Etherington, Charles Hamer, Harry Mark, Robert Bauer, Harold Bretz, Harry Sair, Arvine Popplewell, Morris Bernstein and Billy Arnold. A total of 344 pupils in the entire school attained honorable mention.

TUBERCULIN TESTS CONTINUE AT TECH

A staff of doctors and nurses today continued tuberculin tests of more than 600 Technical High

School pupils. The examinations, which started yesterday, are conducted under sponsorship of the Marion County Tuberculosis Association, Board of School Commissioners and the City Health Board. If examination of a pupil shows “positive” results, X-ray tests will be given to determine what treatment is necessary, Dr. Herman G. Morgan City health officer, explained.

COUNTESS SENTENCED

BERLIN, May 11 (U. P).— Countess Wielopolska of Poland had been sentenced to life imprisonment today after a three-day trial before

the Peoples Tribunal which found her guilty of espionage. She was expected to be exchanged for two Germans who are held on the same charge in Poland.

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