Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1938 — Page 13

THURSDAY, SEPT. 29,

BIKE RIDER, 15, COUNTY'S BATH | TRAFFIC VICTIM

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Fatally Injured by Auto

Girl on Way to Buy Bruce!

For Ankle Injured by Car 11 Years Ago.

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Thirty minutes after 15-year-old!

Martha E. Ingalls left her home at 2020 Wilcox St. to ride her bicycle downtown she was dead at City Hospit al

Martha was struck by an auto in

the 1500 block of W. Washington St. late yesterday. She was on her way to buy an elastic brace for an ankle that was paralyzed 11 years ago when she was hit by a ear. Since that first accident, which happened when the family was living in Richmond, Ind, Martha has been crippled. At first the paralysis was general and improvement was slow Her mother, Mrs. Clara Ingalls,

said that Martha was unable to § start to school until she was 8 °

vears old because of the accident and when the family moved here

PREVIEW OF PHOTO | EXHIBIT TO BE HELD

| Display of Piotures to Open

Sunday at John Herron.

A preview of entries in the fifth annual Indianapolis Pictorial Photography Exhibit, sponsored by the {Indianapolis Camera Club, is to be ‘held Saturday night at the John (Herron Art Institute. The exhibit will open officially Sunday and will remain open {through October, according to Wil[liam H. Beck, club vice president and arrangements chairman.

The exhibit will include photographs submitted by 10 pictorial and camera organizations in the United States and Canada. Judges for the show will be Wilbur E. Peat, Art Institute director and Valentino Sarra, prominent in the field of picioring photography.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

SALLY CLARK LAUDED IN DEBUT AS SINGER

NEW YORK, Sept. 20 (UP).

: Sally Clark, sister-in-law of Presi-

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ENGINEER DESCRIBES |the erection of the proposed $1,500, Il. U. HEAD SETS TIME

000 water storage tank inthe Blue

WATER PURIFICATION ‘Ridge addition.

C. K. Calvert, — engineer HEADS HOSPITAL GROUP | for the Indianapolis Water Co, to-| DALLAS, Tex. Sept. 20 (U, P.).— —Tuesday afternoons will be re‘day discussed “The Preparation of Dr. Fred G. Carter, superintendent | rveq especially for students, Water for Public Use,” at the lunch- |of Christ‘ Hospital, Cincinnati, Will|prasident Herman B. Wells of Indi- | eon meeting of the Indianapolis | become president of the American am, University told students at the| Real Estate Board at the Hotel Hospital Association at its 1939 con= acct convocation yesterday. Washington.

cussion of plans for the construc=

tioh of a water purification plant Canada, who was inducted here last others” Dr. Wells said. “During

at 42d St and Keystone Ave, and night as head of the association.

KROGER

that time, with or without appoint-

TO MEET STUDENTS

BLOOMINGTON, Sept. 29 (U.P).

vention, when he will succeed Dr.| «rhs period !s one in which stu- | Ivert’s talk included a dis- p is one in ch s Ts G. Harvey Agnew of Toronto,|gants will take precedence over all

| ments, 80 long as you will come, the time is yours. “To me the greatest satisfaction which comes from work in an educational institution is that which {comes from student contacts.”

WE Buy = Diamonds | Highrsd rad Prices STANLEY Jewelry Co.

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six years ago the girl weighed less than 40 pounds Learned to Ride.

Two years ago Martha got a biCe from an older sister and |

dent Roosevelt's youngest son, made

her debut as a supper club singer : : a at the Hotel Plaza this week and s ARNIVAL : “hn reported it was a success. 3 :

ned to ride it. Her mother caid | Many society leaders turned out that as she got more and more ex- to hear Miss Clark sing with Eddie

pert a nd s pent more and more time PITTMAN ASKS TRADE | lthey were able to revive him. Itipiching orchestra. One large party

line, her lameness seemed to get was believed that he fell asleep with was taken by her fance, George E

better OF COTTON FOF FOR SILVER a cigaret in his hand. | Xavier _MecLanahan of New York.

At » 45 yesterday she came into RE ne,

; Soouight i 3 & 30 the house and asked her mother) Pie ru COUNTRY CLUB Fn 80 , THE NEW RINSO 1 ADEE SIFTED P EAS

for money to buv the elastic brace! WASHINGTON, Sept. 28 (U. P). which she thought would hasten her |-—Sen ator Pittman (D. Nev.) sugimprovement. . y provemen gested today that the United States GIVES MORE SUDS ; That We Cannot Fancy WT Prive in History THAN THE oLD ITS Guarantee Quantities 2 3 \ * RICH ’ LONG* Cake & Pastry Es C Bag C

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she | st ctarted for the downtown| He proposed trading 10 pounds ALL FAST COLORS” 12 cans 73c No. 2 24 cans $1.45 Cans C Red Kidne whiter and yet are perfectly safe for washable Soy oo 2 colored cottons and linens. Rinso is marvelous 12 cans, 73¢; 24 cans, $1.43 Cans Cc

taking usually little- of cotton for one ounce of silver, for dishes, too; gets rid of grease completely K = A U T A(t NIN LLL VALUE for only

thus bringing in 670,000000 ounces and is as kind as ever to hands.” Avondale ne 12 cans 85¢ 4°: 29c 9 - J LLL LLC UCSD Seats ies Biggest Value of All!

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Martha E. Ingalls

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5 "158 He Soke OVERCOME BY SMOKE, | the “vowneest wove! REVIVED BY FIREMEN

A 30-year-old man, overcome by smoke as he slept, was rescued from County Toll 84 his room, 1112 N. Senate Ave, today persons have di ed in and revived by firemen. | ation. County traffic so far this Orville Davis was found lving cap. At this time last year 108 hag Unconscious in the small smokecon Killed in County trafic. led room. Fireman Edward HaFive persons were injured in other vey ) Engine House 3, unable to accidents investigated by police Make his way through the corridor | night lead to the room, entered| Three persons were nj yA in eh a second floor window. | " & at the Rig Four Rail- “Firem en administered artificial

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LADY DORIS SILVERWARE

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ar, driven by William aunces {ich the Government Without Plan. $2.00 FRIDAY—9:30 #0 5:30 and 7P. M. to 9 P. M.

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Golden BANANA Ripe Fruit 4 Lbs. 1 9. No. 1 Gpimes Golden Fine Eating APPLE aney Jopathans. 1 Lbs. 25: Fancy Tokays— Large Cluster Lbs. e

LETTUCE 2 = |5¢

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SWEET POTATOES Sen 4 Lbs, i5¢ BASON, Sugar Cured Jowl Lb. idle No: i Yellow: Mies Bi : Dressed—Pan Size Lb. lie ONIONS 4 i * " 10 A 2le FILLETS Haddock—Thick Slices Lb. 134c CELERY 8 stain 10¢ OYSTERS FreShore—Solid Pack ee. 30¢ FILLETS Whiting—Very Tasty Lb. 124e CABBAGE 4 Lbs. 0c PICNICS Covked- ant a or Cold Lb. 24¢ WIENERS suiniess oo 28¢ Tender Stalk $3 untry Club-—All Meat Lb. CELERY HEARTS Inside Stalks 4 Bunch 0c COTTAGE CHEESE Lb. Tie

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LISTEN IN=LINDA'S FIRST LOVE—WIRE, 11:13 A. M.—THE EDITOR'S DAUGHTER—WLW, 11 A. M.

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