Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1947 — Page 10

Two Directors

Rev. Martin Appointed - Secretary of Board

Two new members were elected to

he board of directors of the sthodist Hospital today. They are the Rev. Sumner L

in, superintendent of the Injanapolis district of the Methodst Church, and William B. Shiltges, rst vice president of Fletcher Trost 0, The Rev. Mr. Martin replaces the ev, John F. Edwards. board secetary, who died recently, and Mr hiltges replaces Howard Sweet. Jas who resigned recently to go to Jalifornia. Dr. Martin was named secretary nd assigned to membership on frei finance, membership and hite Cross Guild committees. Trustees given new assignments were James A. Btuart, appointed to he joint liaison committee of the oard of trustees and hospital medcal staff, and William G. Davis, ppointed a member of the admintrative committee The board also made several ommittee appointments from outide its ranks. Charles M. Sharp rincipal of Howe High School, was dw as an additional member p! the educational committee Chester M. Warman, controller of fhe hospital, and William Barnett thief engineer, were added to the pension board Robert E, Neff, superiméident of the hospital, announced a gift of R100 from Louis J. Borinstein to the Siny Tim fund for guest patient's on the Taggart Memorial Children's floor, and a befjuest of $822 from the Ovid L. Adams estate in ShelbyMille

Child Injured By Hit-Run Driver

Two children were injured. one by a hit-run driver, in trafic aceidents last night. Four-gear-old Sandra K. BarPell, 1741 N.. Bancroft St, was knocked down and slightly hurt when she was struck by a hit-run giriver In front of her home Wit. nesses got the license number and traced the owner of the car. Investigation disclosed that a 15-yvear-vid boy had taken his father's car Without the latter's consent. The boy admitted striking the child. He will be held for Juvenile Court action, Six-year-old Barbara Skidmore, 1501 Linden St, was badly hurt last night when she was struck by # car driven by Joseph H, Church, $50 Gilbert St, near the child's home. She is in General Hospital.

Mrs. Elizabeth Collins

Services Set Tomorrow Services for Mrs. Elizabeth Colling, who died Wednesday in. the home of her daughter, Mrs. Clyde Gray, Route 1, will be Saturday at 1:30 in the Gray residence. Burial will be in the Greenwood Ceme-

Collins, who was 88, was a native of Ham{lton, Ontario, and lived in Indianapolis 44 years. She was a member of the Olive Branch Christian Church member of the

Mrs. Collins

and English Avenue Boys Club,

an honorary

Survivors besides Mrs, Gray, are two brothers, George and Alfred Tambling, Toronto, Can.; - four grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren,

Bank Group Fights Anti-Trust Civil - Suit

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24 (UP) The Investment Bankers Association sought assurances today that it would mot be involved in the forthcoming anti-trust suit against a group of Wall Street banking firms, ‘The association, it was learned, has filed with Attorney General Tom C, Clark a lengthy memorandum in which it argues there: is no grounds for making it a codefendant. The IBA is a profes sional organization with a membership of 716 firms Seventeen New York banking houses, which are affiliated with the

association, reportedly: - wil be named in the civil suit. They have not been identified. "The firms face charges ‘of conspiring illegally to

freeze out handling new

small competitors in security issues

Overell Heiress’ Mansion Sold for $56,000

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 24 (UP)Beulah Louise Overell's 14-room Moorish - mansion atop the Mintridge Hills was sold at auction yesterday for $56,000. Miss Overell, acquitted with Georgé (Bud) Gollum on charges of murdering her parents, before their trial had expressed the hope of honeymooning in the luxurious home with her former boy friend The mansion was purchased by 19-year-old Edwin Estes of San Marino, Cal, who said he bought it on behalf of his father, Nieuport Estes, an investment broker,

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