Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1942 — Page 5

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John W. ree Faces Charge _ Of Manslaughter in Fatal Accident.

. Lee, 42-year-old soap salesman whose car hurtled over a _downtown sidewalk, three persons and injuring 10 others on July 20, was to be arraigned in - criminal court today on charges of reckless homicide and manslaughter. Earlier, was scheduled to be arraigned on a perjury charge, but| the pl was postponed when his attorney filed a motion to quash the indictment before Special Judge Otto Cox. Judge Cox said he would rule Saturday. The perjury charge was based on Prosecutor Blue's contention that

Lee failed |to state properly his physical condition in his applica-

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44 HURT IN 2 RAIL CRASHES

Accidents Occur on Chi-

cago Elevated Lines

During Rush. CHICAGO, Nov. 18 (U. P)—

Forty-four persons were hospitalized today, some with serious injuries, as the result of two collisions between trains on the Chicago ‘elevated lines during the morning rush hour.

Thirty-two were injured or shaken

up when an all-steel, Chicago North Shore & Milwaukee train crashed into the rear of a wooden Chicago elevated train on the North side branch. Last rites were administered to a conductor, who was injured seriously.

Many of those hospitalized were

sailors. Police said fire broke out after the collision, tinguished quickly.

but was ex-

On the South side branch, 12 per-

sons were taken to hospitals after a steel elevated train struck the rear of a wooden one.

WELLES SEES ALLIED MORALE IMPROVED

NEW YORK, Nov. 18 (U. P.).—

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an address before the New York Herald-Tribune hopes for an early victory and said he foresaw “dark days, reverses .and 1 |ereat sacrifices yet to be under-

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and two companions from a rubber raft in the Pacific ocean.

The first details of the amazing rescue were revealed today by the war department. The seaplane that spotted the men, who had been floating on the raft for three weeks, was so small that only one of the men could be taken in the cockpit. Capt. Rickenbacker and one of his companions were lashed to the wing while the plane taxied over ocean swells to its base, 40 miles away.

Despite the effects of floating for three weeks under the hot Pacific sun, Capt. Rickenbacker is determined to complete the mission that was interrupted when his bomber ran out of fuel Oct. 21 and was forced into the sea. He will be hospitalized for two weeks.

Landed by’ Flares The war department's brief an-

observation scouting plane with a two-man crew sighted the raft at dusk at the end ‘of another day of searching. . The pilot started to land, but darkness already had fallen. He dropped flares, and by their light put the tiny craft down beside the raft,

The pilot was Lieut. W. F. Eadie of Evanston, Ill, accompanied by aviation radioman L. H. Boutte of Abbeville, La. With Capt. Rickenbacker on the raft were Col. Hans C. Adamson, Washington, and Pvt. John Bartek, Freehold, N. J. Col Adamson was: crowded into the plane’s small cockpit and Capt. Rickenbacker and Pvt. Bartek were lashed to the wings before the plane started the sea journey to its undisclosed base.

Given Up for Dead

Capt. Rickenbacker and his seven crew members disappeared Oct. 21 while on a secret mission for Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson. A radio station on an island south of Aahu picked up a message from his plane - saying that but one hour’s fuel was left. That was the last word. They had been all but given up for dead when the news was flashed Saturday that Capt. Rickenbacker and six of his men were safe.

The seventh, Sergt. Alexander Kaczmarcyzk of Torrington, Conn., died from exposure on the raft and was buried at se. Three others, Lieut. James C. Whitaker, Burlinghame, Cal.; Lieut. John De Angelis, Nesquehoning, Pa., and Staff Sergt. James W. Reynolds, Ft. Jones, Cal, were found on an island. Capt. William T. Cherry Jr., of Abilene, Tex., pilot of the bomber, was found ' floating alone on a raft and his rescue last Friday led to the discovery of the others.

OFFICIAL WEATHER

e————U. S. Weather Bureau________|

Central War Time Sunrise...... 9:34 | Sunset...... 5:27

TEMPERATURE Nov. 18, 1941— ees 2 Precipitation 24 hrs. ending 7:30 a. m. 1.22 38.20

Total precipitation since Jan. 1 Excess since Jan. 1

The following table shows the tempera~ture and precipitation in other cities:

Atlanta

Cleveland. Denver Evansville Ft. Wayne . ees Indianapolis iin)” . ok City, M oe

FEAR FOR BOMBER CREW

FT, MYERS, Fla., Nov. 18 (U. P.). —Little hope was held today for the safety of six men™aboard an army bomber which has been missing from

day.

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Here Is the Traffic Record FATALITIES County City Total 1941 000000000000 57 64 121 TMZ Joivsnineesse 33 "81 114 ==Nov. 17— Accidents ees 33 | Arrests ceeen 189 Injured 888s 12 | Dead oev00oee 2 TUESDAY TRAFFIC COURT Cases Convic- Fines tried tions paid 14 $158 4

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‘through street. Failure to stop at ‘signal ®scsvese Drunken driving All others eesee

Totals sec e0se 28

EVENTS TODAY rationing, LL8istration of persons hose family names begin with letters to E, “inclusive, public grade schools, 1 to 8 p. nana Farm Bie: convention, Murat

Labor Die. sation conference, Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins presiding, Clay-

pool hotel. Indiana State Chamber of . Commerce, meeting, Columbia club. Social studies teachers, conferences and lectures with Dr. Thomas Harrison Reed of New York City, Technical high school, 9 a. m.; Washington high school, 1 to Xx Pp. m.; Shortridge high school, 3:45 Pa Professional Men’s forum, Speaker, Dr Jonn F, Cady, dean of. Fran in college, Canary Sotage, 6 p. Indiana State Dairy assoc association, Heeling and luncheon, Hotel Severin, 10 Cressant, Taper Co., luncheon, Hotel Sev-

erin, Butler De ealiy omens Faculty club, meeting, Jordan hall, Mp dinner, ‘Claypool hotel,

aftle Sun, 0 p. m. Phi Gamma a graduate chapter, luncheon, Board of Trade, noon. 40-Plus club, esting, Chamber of Commerce, 7:30 p Young Men's DI Discussion club, dinner, Y.

Indians Motor " Truck association, luncheon, Hotel Antlers, noon. Indianapolis Real Estate Board, Managers’ Division, luncheon, Cottage, noon.

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Hotel 'W, Kin yng Anciost Kocepted Scottish ite, Valley of Indianapolis, convocation and reunion. Riwguia club, 1 club,

uncheon, Columbia Lio ed “tub, Monts Carlo party, Hotel Anti 6:30 p. g Alumni I sociation; luncheon, HoYel ) Revert, noon. Indianapolis chapter, National ssosintion of Cost Accountants, meeting, Hotel Lincoln, 6:3

P. m. Indiana Municipal association, a 3ypoct hotel, 10 a, m. Ban- | N: n x’ Chamber of Con of Commerce, luncheon, anary age, noon. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, luncheon, Board of

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E. 9th st, 8 p. m, Beta Saeta Pi, luncheon, Canary Cottage,

Lambda Chi Alpha Alumni association, luncheon, Russet cafeteria, noon ig Four Retired Railway Employes, ‘meeting, Hotel Severin, 2 p. m. P Real Estate Board, luncheon, Hotel Washington, hoon.

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