Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 January 1946 — Page 6

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Rhodes, 2, and Carl Butler hd Guy Brookins (City Cab Co.), Brown is being asked 5 bring official automobile license records of the above licensees, while Friedmeyer brings records of insurance policies issued on taxicabs owned by ‘the licensees. Fleming is an original Tyndall and at present a $2220 street repair foreman in City Engineer Thomas Jacobl's department. At last Monday's council meeting, Attorney Frank Beckwith, representing North Side ‘and Apex taxicab companies, stirred council and initiated a special meeting next Monday when he charged some persons paid as much

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{Driver Passes Other Cars, Hits Freight Train.

. A driver who “got anxious” at Southern ave. according to police,

three of his passengers.

lave, was reported in fair condition

of a slowly moving freight train. Several and his nose were broken, ' | Two of the passengers, Donald

Johnson, 214of 1610. Wade st, and Wayne Morieal, 17, of 22256 Prospect , also were in fair condition. Rus- » Durrett, 16, of 830 Pleasant Run pkwy was treated but not admitted. A fourth passenger, Morris Weft, 17, of 333 E. Minnesota st, did not go to the hospital. Slinder was slated at police head quarters on a charge of reckless driving. Officers said: he drove around a car ‘which waited for the train to clear the crossing. Pedestrian Injured A Tl-yeaf-old pedestrian was In serious condition at City hospital and the driver of the car which struck him at Ft. Wayne ave. ‘and Alabama st. yesterday was booked by police. Albert Allen, 809 Ft. Wayne ave,, ‘received a back injury. John MeConnell, 26, of the Barnes hotel, was charged with failure to give a pedestrian the right of way. Claude Baker, 63, of 2523 N. Euclid st, was hit by an automobile while walking across Massachusetts at Avondale ave. Police booked the driver of the car, Earl Archer, 62, of 2502 N. Euclid st, on a ¢harge of having inadequate brakes, A soldier-driver who was discharged from the army yesterday was hurt when the automobile he was driving crashed into the parked car of Dr. P. O. Bonham at 1501 E. Maple Road blvd. The soldier, Burford Bradley, 22, of 734 Tor« bett st., was slightly hurt. Julia Parr, 58, of 232 E. 13th st. received chest injuries when she fell while running for a bus at Ohio and Meridian -sts. She was treated at City bospiial and sent home:

Local Briefs

8. Sgt. Fred Sperle, a four year veteran of the army-air forces, has been appointed a special service officer by civil air patrol wing headquarters here. Sgt. Sperle recently ‘came to Indianapolis from St. Louis,

Emil Schram, president of the New York stock exchange, will speak on “The Outlook for Business at a members’ forum meeting sponsored by the «Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce at 12:15 p.m. Jan. 16 in the Hotel Lincoln,

"The Indiana Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Inc. will hear Mr, Thomas Justice, gen« eral manager of the Humane So-|~ _g ciety of Columbus, O. at a dinner lecture next Tuesday, "They will meet at 6:30 p. m, at the Athenaeum Turners.

Ladies Bible class will meet at Emerson Avenue Baptist church at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow. There will be a covered-dish luncheon and the new project for the year, sewing for children of . Holland, will be started.

Organizations

The Christina saurl; v, D, Order of the Amaranth, will m ext Tues day in the Odd Pettows bali w Washing. ton and Addison na

The Englowesd chapter 483, O. 8., will m. Monday in the Masonic Be ‘aire 3 Washi The cha ter will pelebrate the ay of worthy pation Roy Bovey. Mrs. Zora Van Camp s worthy matr

Ma). Harold C, McGrew auxiliary 8, United Spahish War Veterans. will meet

landed in City hospital today with

George Blinder, 2}, of 701 Nelson |. ‘after his car crashed into the side].

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By VICTOR PETERSON There will be seven tense, excited but unhappy men at Billings General hospital Saturday. - They are members of the 82d airborne division which saw service in Africa, Sicily, Italy, France, Germany, Holland and Belgium. Saturday their buddies will march and ride through New York streets, waving to ‘the crowds which will line the streets, It will be the gala home-coming of the gallant paratroops and. gliderborne fighters who battled the enemy on so many fronts, Long for Reunion But these veterans at Billings

will not march or ride by the side

of their buddies. They did their job but were stopped by enemy fire or injured in jumps, - Now they are like alumni want-

ing to get back to a class reunion.

“I can’t even sleep part of the time” said 1st Lt. Clayton Day of Ashtabula, O. “Damn, what I wouldn't give to be with them. I'd

walk that route if it killed me.”

A brace still on his leg, Pvt, Ken~ neth R. Eubanks, Pekin, Ill, said: “Gee, I could at least sit in a jeep and wave at the crowds like Gen. Patton used to do.”

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at 8 p.m, Monday in Ft. Friendly. Mrs. Margaret Macy, president, will appoint committees,

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