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Traffic Accidents | Injure 5 Persons

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mounting accident toll of pedes- | trians today as state police issued a new warning pointing out that one out of every “three fatal accidents involves a person on foot.

John Scott, 69, of 2458 Winthrop ave, was killed instantly last night as he walked along the Monon railroad tracks south of Fall Creek bridge. He was struck by a Chi-cago-bound passenger train. Traffic accidents during the night resulted in injury to five persons, two of whom were still in critical condition, Most Fatal Hour

State Police Buperintendent Col. Austin Killian reported 236 persons lost their lives so far this year in pedestrian accidents. He sald 64 per cent of that number were killed between the hours of 3 p. m. and midnight. Most accidents of this type are the direct result of lowered visibility in the early hours of the evening, Col. Killian said. The most fatal hour is the twilight period between 5 and 6 p. m. Henry J. Martin, 35, of 328 N. Davidson st., was injured seriously last night when the car he was driving smashed into the side of a trailer truck and wedgéd beneath the heavy vehicle. Martin, who was pinned for sometime under the steering wheel of his car, Was in critical’ condition in City hospital. Passenger Injured The accident occurred at White River parkway and West Washington st. as the truck, driven by S. L. Sanders of St. Louis, Mo. emerged from the parkway to turn west on Washington. A passenger dn the car, Harold L. Parker, 32, of 758 N. Tremont st., also was injured critically and was taken to City hospital.

Jay M. Sewell, 27, and his wife, Bonnie, 19, of Childress, Tex., were injured slightly when their car crashed into the rear of another in the 9900 block on East Washington st. early this morning. Both were treated at City hospital but not admitted. Though damage to both cars was heavy, four occupants of the sec-

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Plymate Named Deputy Assessor

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and at one time was district supervisor for the Remy Electric Co. Arthur F. Vincel, 1829 Lexington ave., salesman for the VanAusdall & Farrar Co. and formerly employed at the Service Spring Co. was appointed supervisor of plats in the assessor's office. He is a graduate of Technical high school and attended Indiana

George Oliver of 1119 W. 34th st. escaped injury. Mrs. Edith Gossett, 54, of 1232 N. New Jersey st. was slightly injured when she lost control of her car in the 6200 block on Central

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by Mr, Combs include Miss Hazel Howenstine, 602 N. Keystore ave., secretary to the chief deputy; Donald Ryan, 3357 Kenwood ave.; Walter Pritchard Jr., 620 E. 12th st.: John Sanders, 2254 Union st.; Jess Alger, 626 Massachusetts ave.: Robert Roseo, 853 Birch st, and Winfield Anderson, 2136 8. East st.

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| Masonic Temple, | Mrs, Viola G. Lindholm is worthy matron |

Other office assistants appointed |

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES |

(Christmas Spirit Rules i in Stores

It's Like Old Days Before the War

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Help Clothe

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sonal shopping tours.

United Steel Workers of America Local No. 1150. Paper Package Co. Employees Activities Group. . United Steel Workers of America, Local No. 2850 .

costume jewelry, fancy belts at $1.95, women's glovés and Housecoats reduced 20 per cent were | being fingered.

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A stout gentleman, applying the head-scratching formula to ease his discomfort, was examining strapless brassieres. “Looks like a harness,” he commented. “What's all that metal for?” “It brings out the form, you see,” said the saleslady. “These are (thrillingly new, you know.” “Hmmn,” he said, “Lemme see some nighties once.” Well, there are a few silk nighties left, cut from $39.95 to $19.95 “Some of these rayons at $1085 are so sheer—you can't tell the difference,” said the salesgirl. “Don’t

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15.00 L .C. Products Co. employees. ... 15.00 Office of F. A. Wilhelm 12.50 Employees 12.00 Management Accounting sec-,

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M.&RW .......... veves 10,00] tion, Loan Accounting section d f the wall and smiled, : Pe Th Tot n Smiled| Arbutus’ Garden Club... 1000) of Farmers Home Administhe same price,” she said. In Memory of my husband. 10.00! tration .......................

out of sheared beaver. The minks Mark R. Gray 2000 Employees of Stores’ Accounting and seals have come down, though, ANORymous ..............o 10.00 | dept, Indianapolis Power & We have a nice seal, It used to be S Child a M Christ Light Co $2000. We're selling it for $1000. me a Werry : Movers of Fb b a That includes tax, you know. CM Jomo. oni 10.00 | Harvester ....... 0000000 The Scratching Formula Lt. Cmdr. Bernice A. Boner Employees of Quillen Brothers’

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of Burnet - Binford 5.00 | Lumber Co. 28th street ian} No.3 500(Sam J. Byers ................... 5.00 Employees of Capigel Indemnity 5.00! Insurance Co, .... 5.00 Daisy & BIE... cin 6.00 Farm & Home Modernization 5.00 dept, Indiana Farm bureau ... 5.00 Employees of Fendrick Restau- | rant, Terminal station 5.00 Golden Link Glass, West Park 5.00 Christian church . {In Memory of Ella R. Feibleman

A Shell Oil station at 3428 Ww. | was entered last night and $154 stolen. Marvin Les-

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Usual drug store service during the morning hours.

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Christmas day.

Thanks for your co-operation and may you have a Merry

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Have You Forgotten Some One?

You still have time to buy a Christmas Gift at Our selection of gift items is surprisingly

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seemed to be looking for bargains,| — rather than Christmas presents, It was quite old fashioned downtown today. Something like those after-Christmas sales before the war,

Santa Claus Mail

|Records Broken

SANTA CLAUS, Ind, Dec. 24 (U. P.) —Postmaster Oscar Phillips and {his 15 rush-season clerks breathed | a sigh of relief today after a three{week grind that broke all postal | records in Santa Claus. Mr. Phillips said more than 3 | million pieces of mail, bearing the | famous “Santa Claus, Ind. post- { mark, had been handled. The vol- | ume was down to 6000 pieces yes- | terday. “We're about caught up, and | today will be a pushover,” he said. “We'll all spend Christmas day at nome, and the postoffice will be | locked up tighter than a drum.”

Family of Five Dies ‘As Blaze Destroys House

| MORGANTOWN, W. Va. Dec. {24 (U. P.).—Ward Reckart, 26, and is family of four perished when fire swept their Hazelton home | yesterday. On his deathbed, Mr. Reckart {told police that he had attmepted |to start a fire in a kitchen stove | with kerosene when the flames | broke out. | Other victims were Mr. Reckart’s | wife, Leona, 24, and his three chil- | dren, Veronica, 2, Catherine, 4, and | Junior, 7.

Canned Beer Expected

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24 (U, P). | Canned beer is expected to re- | turn to the market in quantity soon | as result of a government order re- | moving controls on tinplate.

WALLENBROCK FUNERAL | TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Dec. 24 (U. P.).—Rites were scheduled today | for Gleyn F. Wallenbrock, 47, former president of the Mid-States | Paper Co. He died Saturday of ‘a | heart ‘allment. -

Midnight Church Services Tonight

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thought that love and joy only shed | their true light when the light of |

The congregation will hold candles and 21 young girls will bring | lights from the altar to them in/ the service of consecration at mid- | night tonight in the St. John's | Evangelical and Reformed church. #When the Christ Child Came," | a cantata by Clokey, has been se- | lected for presentation at mid- | night by the choir of the Speedway | Christian church. Catholics Fast Today {

| A new archbishop and a new] young priest both will officiate at the midnight mass in S8. Peter and | Paul's cathedral. The Most Rev. | Paul C. Schulte, archbishop of In-| dianapolis, will say the mass. The Rev. Fr. Joseph Koster whom the archbishop ordained Saturday will serve as deacon of the mass. Today is observed as a fast day | in the Catholic church with many | making their confessions and preparing themselves spiritually for the Feast of Christmas. Priests wear white and gold vestments and are permitted to say three masses | on Christmas. | According to the Rt. Rev. Ray-

midnight masses were discontinued | in Indianapolis in 1880 and re-| sumed in 1916. They again ceased to be held in 1034 and will be said tonight for the first time since.

Strikes Decline

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24 (U. P). —The eve of Christmas today found fewer workers on strike than | at any time since the end of the] war, - The ‘labor department said] the number of workers on strike! dropped to 54,000 this week, with | only eight walkouts involving more than 1000.

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1.00 ruling from: two of the three mem1.00 bers of the state election board 1.00| Who held that the law made it

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$ 587.50 appoint the candidates recommend-

ed by the party chairmen. “Under the law Judge Claycombe cannot refuse to appoint a candidate I have recommended,” Mr. Boetcher said. Citing a general law concerning 4| the rights of office holders, Judge 3 | Claycombe sald the legislature, “has 3/ no right to force any public office holder to appoint anyone to a public job whom he does not consider has proper qualifications.” Fields Recommended 3 Thus the only settlement of the legal dispute over interpretation of the laws would be a test case in the 2 court,

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not indicate today whether he was { considering court action or whether {he will decide to submit another candidate, Meanwhile, Republican County Chairman Henry E. Ostrom recom. mended reappointment of Harold N. Fields as the Republican member |of the registration board. Judge Claycombe sald he would reappoint 1 Mr. Fields within the next few days.

1 Artificial Leg Will Be , Fireman's Christmas Gift A retired city fireman, both of

1! whose legs "have been amputated, 1|today had the promise of a second

von the most unco-operative netor title by a landslide, and Ingrid Bergman, close winner of the unco-~ operative actress title,

Capehart Aid Gets New Post

Times Washington Bureau WASHINGTON, Dec. 24. — Ray Donaldson, Washington, Ind. has been promoted from his position as executive secretary to the new post of administrative assistant to Senator Homer E. Capehart (R. Ind). Announcement of the promotion of Mr. Donaldson was made by the senator following the release in Indiana of the appointment of Charles L. Egenroad to his office staff, Mr. Donaldson gets the top post at $10,000 a year, Senator Capehart said. Mr. Egenroad is a South Bend newspaperman. He will come here Jan, 15. Mr, Donaldson has been with the senator since he retired from the army with the rank of captain in world war II. He is a DePauw and Harvard law school graduate and former prosecuting attorney at Washington.

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