Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1940 — Page 11

THURSDAY, OCT. 24, 1940

MOTHER SACRIFICES ~ SELF TO SAVE BABY

NEW YORK, Oct. 24 (U. P). — . Mrs. Consuelo Bartholomay, 25, sacs Tificed her life fo save that of her four-year old baby, August.

She saw her child toddle out into

= the street, into the path of a truck. Without the slighest hesitation, she

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pushed her baby. The fender struck tie baby in 2 ~ glancing Blow and broke his leg . Mrs, Bartholomay was thrown 25 “feet and killed instantly. ~The driver was held on a charge of involuntary homicide.

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Trinity Roller Skating Rink for| guests at a skating: party| : ons sored by BoysScout Troop Bax In, charge of ticket sales are Oral Di and Mr. R. F. O'Brien.

Liederkranz Plans Party — There will be old-tashioned masking, as| well as a floor show and dancing at |

fer’s orchestra and the show directed: by Charles Dice.

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Dr. C. E. Morgan .

| vice president of the Fifty Club. | |

“Having re-elected all its offiders. the Fifty Club looked forward|to- | day to a pew season which will open with a Thanksgiving dance Nov. 23 at, the Hotel Severin. | Officers re-elected are : Frank i W. Spooner, president; Dr. Ci E. \« Morgan, vice president; Wendell IV. ‘DeWitt, secretary; Joe Freihage, treasurer, and “Thomg

and Dwight Isgrigg, trustees. | Warren P. Todd was -elected | publicity chairman and the follow- | ing committees were : Entertainment—Courtland C.

and J. Farrell: D. Mocenssh,

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Eckhart and Ww. R. Henschen. |,

City Students: Elected—Two dianapolis * | students havt

A elected to class offices at | College at Hanover, Ind. They

Albert Gehrenbach. of 5243 Colipgé Ave.. who was elected junior class freagurer. and Jack W. Heskett| of

|S. Michigan Road. who was named trehsurer of the freshman class.

Nurse on Program — Miss Laura a nurse at the infantile

will speak at the young; people's meeting at '(:30 p. m. tomorrow |at

sponsored by the Youth €ouncil lof the Roberts Park: Church and pis | dpen to all young people.

Open Townsend Meeting—Towhsend Club 1 will sponsor a_ public | meeting at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the | Washington Township clubrooms, | 61st St. and College Ave. ‘Lhe R vr. | R. M. Dodrill of the Broadway Bap-| tist Church will speak and the Rev. Frank Huston will lead the singing.

Spanish Club Meets—The Spanish Club will hold its first meeting the season this evening at the home | of Mrs. Charles Apostol, 376 Ruckle St. Mrs. M. | Diddell will give |a | Spanish reading and Mrs. Thelma Todd will play piano selections.

Chaillaux director

to Hear Chaillaux, of the

Exchange ‘Homer L. Americanism

been appointed general chairman by Edward C. W. Joh ison, club president. E. H. Kemper McComb and Dr. Logan have bee named to the committee. Map Driving Contest Plans | Fleet| Safety Contest will be. made {at a meeting at 7:15 p. m. tomon-

4 The contest is conducted under ti e

lauspices of the Indianapolis Cham-

‘J ber of Commerce safety committee

Birthday for Club 25—Townsend ‘round -and ‘round tonight at Holy | club 25 will celebrate its fourth anniversary at 5:30 p. m. Saturday in its clubrooms, State and Hoyt Aves.

A turkey supper will be ‘served and son, Ralph Hepoin, Frank S epheris a representative of the national | Townsend organization will speak. | Music will be furnished by the] Misses Helena Moloney, Mary Jane | Tucker and Patty Ann Miles.

the Halloween Party Saturday eve-| Dental Assistants Meet—The Inning given by the Indianapolis Lied- | | dianapolis Dental Assistants’ Assoerkranz. Music will be by Carl Kie- | ciation will hold its monthly busiill be ness. meeting Monday harles | the T. M. Crutcher Dental Depot. | ride into the desert. E. Hess. is in charge of ar ange-| The meeting will follow a dinner (guitars and banjoes, gather around > at the Seville Restaurant. Jane Mack is president of the as- | ‘boy ballads. sociation.

CHILD INJURED IN FALL OUT WINDOW

# Five-year-old David Beers and his brother and sister, Frank, 8, and Mary, 3, watched from the window of their apartment home at 901 N. New Jersey St. yesterday as a man painted an iron railing around the : |stairway leading to the basement. Mrs. Frank Beers, the children’s mother, who was sitting on the davenport sewing, was startled by a scream. She rushed to the window. David had fallen to the bottom of the basement stairs, 14 feet below. The screen had been pushed out and the boy had struck the iron railing and then tumbled onto the concrete stairs. Today at the City Hospital, he is reported in a serious condition, suffering from severe head injuries.

OLD WEST CALLS EL PASO, Tex. Oct. 24 (U. P).— Every Friday night’ 60 or more El evening at | | Pasoans’ mount their horses and They take

Sarah a campfire and sing lonesome cowAfterward & chuck ‘Iwagon supper is eaten.

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EIRE MAY SHELTER BRITISH REFUGEES

LONDON, Oct. 24 (U. P.).—New evidence of improving relations between Great Britain and Eire was seen today in disclosure that negotiations were under way for large scale evacuation of women an children from bombed British argas to the Irish Pree State. Eire’s Prime Minister Eamon De Valera was said to have started the negotiations. Reportedly, he summoned his ministers immediately after the liner City of Benares was route to Canada with refugees, and

torpedoed while en

demanded: “Can’t Eire do some- | thing to help the mothers and children of bombed Britain?” It was reported from Dublin that 25,000 women. and children might be removed from Britain by Christmas.

DUKE OF WINDSOR PEDALS T0 OFFICE

NASSAU, Bahamas, Oct. 24 (U. P.).—The Duke of Windsor pedaled to work on his bicycle today. He bought a cycle—the most popular means of travel on the island—

four miles away.

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ANDERSON, Ind. Oct. 24 (U. P.). —Workers at the Delco-Remy plant, a diyision of the General Motors

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as bargaining agent in an election held by the National Labor Relations Board. The vote, in which more than 6000 participated, was to determine . whether employees would be represented by the C. I. O. or whether held by the NLRB. ;

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