Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 October 1947 — Page 5

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Six-year-old Patricia Downey of 1301° W, 36th st. was in critical condition = at Methodist hospital today after she fell out of the rear door of the family car last night at Northwestern and Langsdale aves. The child was in the rear seat of the automobile which was being driven by her mother, Mrs. Doris Downey. Mrs. Downey said she did not know how the door opened.

Leg, Head Injured

The child was taken to the hospital by a passing motorist, Clar-. ence Franklin, 29, of 417 W. 24th st. She has leg and head injuries. { Three others were injured in traffic accidents last night. John Brackman, 39, of 1730 Union st., was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital with head injuries after he was struck at Minnesota and Meridian 8ts. by a hit-run driver,

Boy Cyclist Hurt

Eleven-year-old Wilbur Dile of {633 Dorman St, was treated for injuries after he was struck by a truck operated by Edward Hofman, 49, of 629 E. St. Clair St., while riding his bicycle. The accident hap{pened near his home. Harman Harris, 47, of Martinsville, was taken to General Hospiital with chest injuries after the fear which he was driving early today crashed into the abutment of the Pennsylvania Railroad under{pass at 8S. Sherman Dr. A passen|ger, Harold Kirby, 35, of Martins|ville, was treated for head injuries, but not haspitalied,

GRATEFUL VETERAN—Lewis Chancellor has nothing but kind thoughts of the rm American Red Cross and its home service department. The organization made it possible for his wife to be with him when he underwent a serious operation at the Veterans U. S. Bars Russians

Administration hospital. Here, while recuperating, he plays cards with Mrs. Paul Mid- | dleton, typical of the persons in the organization which gave him aid. At Weapons Test

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3 4 a - For Bringing Wife Here | ios swoms oso mii UF Soya r .|A three-day-old shutdown of LoS partments annual demonstration of | El Home Service Dept. Comes fo Rescue Angeles-Long Beach - harbor , was aa at the Aberdeen prov- | = . . . Ala ~—Tstalemated today over-unionization - To Aid Father of 3 Who Was in Hospital 1 y An Army Spokesman said they =". |of foremen under the Taft-Hartley Z| Lewis Chancellor tossed in his bed at the Vetérans Administration | ot | were not invited. = Hospital in Cold Spring Rd. | 8 | Military attaches from several § Z Life looked pretty black. In two days he was scheduled for a serious] Moves to end the tieup, ordered other foreign countries looked on Plastic Felt Hat ‘Z lung operation. He wondered if he ever would awake from the anesthetic | by the Waterfront Employers Assn. 8s the Army displayed three new A A, "Z| Nearly five years in the Army, he had battled the Japanese without ad in -retaliation against a strike of bombs and a new tank at the 20th i : : 2 scratch. etmo——————— | longshore foremen against some as- Meeting of - the Army Ordnance ¥ $2.95 2X 8l Now. this, the Red Cross surely worked & sociation members, awaited a yesterday. . - PF % Hea wo-tmivacle for me. ‘I. felt--conhident i pointussnt of «maw. ansst labavnes viet military... and newspaper fit j : : L Ti Sn Vader i not 20 minute my wife walked into|lations ‘chairman by Secretary of: tépresénitatives “avierided "the show show" An 4 = | the room. " ne LEATHER SUR-COATS £ 10-months-old, in Lerna, TIL room® ~~~. |Labor lewis Schwellenbach, last year. ’ . -l ide : d " : : It's the allpur- S| Mr. Chancellor wanted his te ; b e Good protection against wintry winds . . . a cape pose hat that you Sat his side. So did his doctors. ible leather sur-coat with full zip- ye S They said her presence probably Of per, full detachable belt, 9 9 5 can eal anyLane, Z would help his chances tremense. flap coat pockets and one open any ig Tr i gd 3 x £ dously. Shcaai breast pocket. 30-inch length, BE z Red Cross. Steps In | TR sizes 361046. i shape. Js ae S But there wasn't much money left Ci : = pellent, lightweight Sin the Chancellor family pockel- ig and aerated, too. In [4 y Z book. Mr. Chancellor had been Xo uA Hn mixture shades of Te Sil for a long time. He had been AT HOME yes INDIANA FOR 75 YEARS grey, green, blue, i lin the hospital here since July 27 brown and tan. Sizes, | It was then that the American 655 to 734. |Red Cross stepped in to lend aid. # By telephone the Red Cross home > rvice department contacted a unit

t Mattoon, Ill, the nearest to the family vom BU-TEE-SHOP Meanwhile, as arrangements were being made there for transportaition, the service department here =|found a room near the hospital. = Mrs. Chancellor was met at the ' ‘ = train and brought to the hospital. H Deno 24C ? Uw. Mrs. Chancellor stayed until her ome ave ushand was declared out of dan- : r. He's Recovering and Thankful

The vetéran is up and around now. He's eternally grateful for the {aid of the Red Cross. “I had lest-all hope of my wife be- ¥ =/ing at my side,” he said. “There “i1= didn't seem to be a chance of her =| getting here in time, if at all.” “The home service department of

Youth Site Opens With Registration

The North Side Youth Center, at 42d St. and College Ave, will have’ registration of members at the formal opening tomorrow at 7:30 m. The new teen canteen will e open each Wednesday and Saturday in the future, Attending the opening will be Sheriff Al Magenheimer and Capl Golden Reynolds, juvenile aid division, Officers of the new teen-age group are John Elkins, and Bue Messill, co-chairmen; Ruth Bernat, secretary, and Bill Lewis, junior treasurer, | Members of the adult advisory board are Mrs. L. Sentir, Mrs. Wil!llam Lewis, Mrs, Maler Bernat, Mrs. M. A. Gaskins and Charles J Riddle, Marjorie 8B. Wilson is chairman of the bhogrd, and William 1awis | is senior Weasurer,

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