Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1945 — Page 2

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TWO SERIOUSLY HURT IN TRAFFIC

Children Among Victims of Accidents Here.

Two persons are in a serious condition in City hospital and two children were injured as a result of accidents last night. Bonnie B. Hinkle, 46, of 2135 N, New Jersey st, was struck by a car when she started across N, Dela

driven by Elmer Flinn of Linton, Ind, who was charged with reckless driving. The victim was sent to City hospital with a broken leg. | Lester Farrell, 45, of 220 N, War« man ave. is in a serious condition in the City hospital after his car was struck by a train at 700 N. Concord st, yesterday, The New York Central train was coming into Indianapolis from Chicago and was reported traveling about 30 miles per hour, Farrell received a fractured left wrist and other injuries. C. H, Woolen, 65, of 135 8. Emer« son ave. engineer, said the warning signals were working, and the warn ing bells still were ringing when the police arrived. There are no flasher signals at the crossing, Farrell, who was driving a Ford coach, is employed by the Indianapolis Power & Light Co. Patsy Shaffer, 12, of 551 W. Wilkins st., and Shirley Kattau, 11, of 571 WwW, Wilkins st, ran from the rear of a trackless trolley at Morris st, and River ave. into the side of a Polar Ice & Fuel Co. truck, driven by Hosie Franklin, 49, of 1431 Westview dr, Both children were sent to City hospital.

SEVITZKY TO HEA YOUNG MUSICIANS

An Indiana-born violinist or pianist not over 18 years old will be soloist with the Indianapolis Symphony's first children’s concert at Cadle Tabernacle Saturday, Nov. 4. Fabien Sevitzky, recently appointe ed head of the committee for postwar musie in Indiana by Governor Gates, has announced this forthcoming selection of youthful Hoosier talent as the start of his campaign. & Aiming to encourage young Indiana musicians, Mr. Sevitzky will hold auditions at the Murat theater at 2 p. m, Tuesday, Nov, 13. Each young candidate for audition must be prepared to play the first movement of a concerto, Violinists must bring their own accompanists. Because time is short, Mr, Sevitzky has not appointed a panel of judges, but will made the selection himself, reserving the right to final decision. wr Other instrumentalists and voealists will be given a chance to try out later in the season, Mr, Sevitzky sald.

STATE POLICE MAKE SCHOOL BUS CHECK

Indiana's 6000 or more school busses are being inspected by state police, Superintendent Austin R. Killian announced today. Col. Killian has ordered a rigid checkup to detect wartime deterioration. Lauding the safety record of Hoosier school bus drivers, Col. Killian stated that In 1044 no fatalities resulted from the 10 personal-injury accidents in which school busses were involved. “The record becomes all the more remarkable when one considers that nearly 6000 busses transport 230,000 school children about 200,000 miles each day,” Col Killian added.

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CAPT. COGGESHALL

GETS GORGAS MEDAL

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. 26| (U. P.) ~Indiana University oficial | Yearned today that the Gorgas’ medal for outstanding work in preventive medicine for the armed forces would be awarded next Monday in Washington to Capt. Lowell | T. Coggeshall of the U, 8. marines. | Coggeshall is a native of Saratoga | (Randolph County), Ind, and a graduate of Indiana University, | The medal was established by a| Philadelphia pharmaceutical firm. |

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GIRL HELD AFTER STOLEN CAR CHASE

A stolen car was recovered last right and a 21-year-old girl ar-| rested after police pursued the car) through downtown streets and .up into Holy Cross schoolyard, The car, owned by the Tri-State Construction Co., and stolen from | Tlentucky and Capitol aves, yester- | Cay, wag spotted. by Sgt. Everett { teele and Patrolman William Whit£3t as the driver went through a rad light at Ohio and Alabama sts. They chased the car until it was ‘riven up into the yard of the rshool, 1417 E. Ohio st, where the criver slipped out of the car and ran. They later arrested Florence Marie Graeber, 21, 25 8. Oriental st. ‘on vagrancy and reckless driving charges, after she was apprehended nearby.

Organizations

The St. Philip Neri court 705. Forester Ladies, will hold a card party at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Forester hall, 10th and Rural

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