Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 June 1948 — Page 10

2 ; . > . * a : PR wan

rown, 3 Killed In Traffic Accidents Over Week-Er pe avy Veteran Dies coms | 1 Pedestrians Hurt/rotto Sivas , HULA DIIVETS bet od om ‘As Motorcycle Rams As Cars Crash oz: ones Safety Awards Pa

4 €

x t the Fa Sale a ‘ Crippled, Inc. at an outdoor con-| 4 watch and gold safety bagel P= ro the dow ape A : Es : ! Also Hurt [cert last night in Garfield Park. been awarded to abet in 8 ¢ ] : I Fs Oo e ere Ii Intersection Wreck John, Sproule turned the check | have : Charles t statist : SE A winters over to Dr. J. E. Jobes at the con-| Dowell, veteran Transameri pertiment Sine ~~. Jeep Crash Near Vallonia Fatal { Two 3 Aud Base Even bY ae Er tas tng pertect 10-year recs Nothing, 1 thoug . To 41-Year-Old Passenger; Driver Held SF 30437 Weis Feo ring Nealy 3500 sttended. of driving without an sccidel] win anis, could : * Indiana’s violent death toll for the week end stood at six today. injuries ‘received two-car! Other concerts sponsored dur-|This is the 12th year the compan] of you Wel apolis motoreyeclist. Three other persons were drowning victims, J and Recreation Department are! Engraved lifetime pen-ap sneaking suspick / ~The dead are: ~ Cars driven by Mrs, Margarette/as follows: Pearson bang, Tuss- pencil sets and silver badges machine. i Ralph Edward Davis, 17, of 1212 8, Harding St. Riddle, 2258 N, Illinois St. and 98y, Ellenberger Park; Grotto

Emmett (Sy) Hattabaugh, 41, Vallonia. ] Harry Lewis, 35, Rensselaer. Canadian side of Loon Lake. He

1and ‘a group from Anderson were on a fishing trip. Mr, Davis, Indianapolis acecldent victim, was a lifelong Marion County resident. He at-

Mrs, Villa May Gillespie, 365 W.|020d: Wednesday, _ Brookside Thobert Frost for five years of

32d St. crashed at the intersec-{apolis News, Thursday, 725 i y of clover tion. The cans then struck Miss|Keystone Ave. All will start.at| OUher badges wers awarded tuff sUvey 0 5% Mary Waas, 809 N. Hamilton Dr./8 p. m. : and Paul land,

Cope Madison; Se ————————— both of whom were waiting for/Two Insurance Men a trafic light at the northeast]

tended Was n High School corner. * . | ‘- Receive Awards : 0 before enlisting in oa. Faces Reckless Charge Arthur G. Egbert and Oren D. Elect Local Officers He served overseas and re-

turned home to become an em ployee of Crown Products Co. He was a mémber of Morris "| Street Christian ‘Church. g are his mother, Mrs.

Mrs. Gillespie and Miss Waas| Pritchard of the Indianapolis are in fair condition in Methodist|agency of the Union Central Life Of Controllers Group Hospital. Mr. Copeland was re-/Insurance Co, today were named] New officers of the Indiana: ees, listened pat leased after first aid. Mrs. Riddle|recipients of the 1948 Nationaliolis unit of the Controllers I io is charged with reckless driving.|Quality Award for outstandingistitute of America ‘have

J Five other persons were injured | Work in life underwriting. elected. i Lodoris Clark; his stepfather, in minor accidents over the week-| The institutional award is co-| They include: J. Kurt Mar Ar Tr, 13. father, o end. sponsored by the Life Agency|president; H. E. Lohmann,

Davis; a brother, Richard Davis, and his - grandfather, Lewis

Lawrence Hudson, 3021 Ken-|Management Association and the president; Harold Wells, {Davis; all of Indianapolis.

National Associati f Life EEE] Te Spi me 3 : : pI wiordsville, treated at Te A W LOCAL ROCKETTES — Miss Marguerite de Anguerra, left, ballet director for Saw Be rr at CROSSWORD PUZZLE . rtenbeck the Butler Bowl summer operetta series, gives preliminary exercise instructions to [driven by Mr. Hudson swerved| po a

Di at ; A 5 part of her troupe, who are, left to right, Sharon Cahill, Peggy Sturgeon, Virginia |r gr Hg BiB asy| | Former Ball Player ’

McClamroch, Dottie Webb, Lida Koehring, /Luwanna Croxford and Mary Sue |The car struck a tree, them hit

McCarty. Held this’ morning at Jordan Conservatory's North Unit, 3411 N. Penn- [the automatic railroad signali. popisoNTAL VERTIGAL

4 The two injured men were pastowing a ‘traller carrying a boa : ia 3%, the rehearsal was the first of a daily series preparatory to the operetta isengers in Mr. Hudson’ \L7 Pictured ~~ 1Leaped ‘was driven by Jonathan Gid- Former Hospital Head Sylvania 3%. the rehea a y prep ry pe g Dr, Hue son's car, former ball. 2 Each : ae sala the jeep tert, At County Home " (say Dedestrian, Marion Hayes| ' Dlayerfor 3 Lease the road south of Vallonia, side-| Services for Arthur W. Morten- Gi | 8 Pr ch er Bead Comic by A ny Condition 1 Vetus CHE Pirates 5 French article swiped a bank and utility pole/beck, head of the hospital at the| 117 ’ ea £388 um He was struck by a car driven} 14 Kitchen tool pm Slt and overturned. Mr. GIAAIngs, Marion County Home during| To Give Talk at Name's the Same, ’y, Wiliam R. Miller, 4500 Ral-} 15 Set free 8 Re yr 30 Pastry Held fn Tackpon Sours ait paras! World War I, will be held at 10:30 H 1 h J bh on ve. Saturday at 4th St.) jgrvee . . SnPeT . 32 Consumed ¥ o : a th a. m. Wednesday in the Conkle Gospel Tabernacle, 1] Ins 0 Feeney Warns A motorcyclist, Richard Lyhn 17 Mimics ao name . , ‘33%0iie) | Tractor, Collide Funeral Home. Burial will be In|smsmmme—— : EE —————mn) 2040 Chester Ave. ured | 19 Labor i . Mr. Lewis y Cur killed when a|Memorial Park. He was 63. EIGHT-YEAR-OLD R en e e| Safecrackers, who apparently THE BANNED COMIC books when he skidded while tryloy to| |20 Caress 11 Cella 38 Voyage : allowance + » ‘ractor and hayrack which he Mr. ] who died yes. Martz, who has preached all over|Were new at the trade, returned|will have to do more than merely/pass a car which was making a, 31 Shoelace tags 12 Willows 39 Doctrines 53 Australian A LULUJ was Tiding was llision with terday in his home, 620 Berwick the world will give one of her|to the H. J. Heinz Co. office, 900 Shauige Shs mans io get hash tn off Sherman: Dr. onto 13th oes ace 13 Soften ab) 45 Habitat plant ay + Riordan demor John Dene eo Baturday napoli" Tesident of ovyngeligtio sermons tomorrow|N. Senate Ave, last night to fin- Mayor Al Fenty, who will be/Inio an. cirnierieny” He foned| 24 From (prefix) 5) o present 47 Prong Guido's scale f§ © ° 979! Tor 1 SH eo. tion member of the riot squad a night at the Gospel Tabernacle, /ish a job they started yesterday.|out of the city on a brief vacation fair condition. in General ‘ Hos.| og court (8) 22 Victory 48 Fruit drinks 57 Like (suffix) oy jee Robert. Garin City Prison. He re./610 N. Alabama St. C. L. Bogart, 64, of 302¢ BE.luntil Thursday, left a strongly-|Pital. oa Higher od 25 Centers 49 Iron: (symbol) 59 Chemical npmmm———— : tired in 1945'after operating a| Renee is a personal friend of {13th St, an official of the com-(worded letter to John Baumgart- murse Tab) 27 Ponds 50 He recently: suffix; Georgios Rd. ria David Walker, whom shlpany, tnd the 8rm's small sar of the Intane Nev Co. shout News Fords on Lofs| Mmm: Not t ; are his wife, Bessie/™et in New York City. Likelopened and the contents .rifled| reported slipping back into H 0 ore ii two stepsons, Kenneth and R.|Little David, Renee also describes/When he visited the office yester-|regpectable circulation here un-|T1€TE ver $3000 iding bed sister, |a spectacular conversion. She de-|ay morning. der new titles.

34:F0! : Four or five new 1949 Fords| 35Werdant , Indianapolis, |clares that she has “saved” 6000{ Inexplicably, the vyeggs had s&s were ‘or Fred Ri souls. Her father, Jack Martz overlooked $100 which had been| ONE OF THE new.titles is “The Tong ne e Deadlining displays| 37 hoose an evangelist, and here mother,/placed in the safe on Saturday March of Crime" which, the Yo . used car rtificial

RIO DE JA? able thing, whe at Latin Amer

Ww this morning. All’ were’ lengthy series © Esther Martz, a saxophonist, night. Turning from the wall\Mayor's letter said, was strangely re v Flays C travel with her and share in beF[Safe, the thieves had Battered &lifke ons or ne pis porn iced oer $3000, ern neighbor. | LATNEr ys Longress |. vices. larger safe, but were unable t0| There is to be no evasion of the r for th Ande, divisional man- weeks > q On Veterans’ Housing | Little Davia who is involved taffores it open. order, gaid the Mayor. “The ones|ihe” company was agnor, Said 425) on the firs a custody con also will Open Larger Safe we seréened out must stay out.” company was doing every-| (abd In the firs Martin L. Larner, ‘regional preach here tonight - through} This morning when Mr. Bogart| thing within its power to keep| 43 Ament ever can expl chairman of the American Vet- Thursday at 7:45 o'clock in thejopened the office he found thugs H rt . T Fall the cars out of the “gray mar-| 44 Fcllower Latin-American erans Committee, fired a blast at Calvary Tabernacle. It is ex</had returned and had succeeded’ TV in iree ket” but, out of the 100 new cars| 48 derstand what | the House Rules: Committee to- pected that there will be some sort{in opening the large safe. He| Arthur Cornelius, 45, of 2214 N.[delivered here, it's pretty hard| 51 e cask day to day, in day for its failure to report out ot reunion between the two child-|sald they took about $50, New Jersey St., is in fair condi-|for at least a few of the buyers, 52Spide counterplot, inf : legislation, ~levangelists, + +f Apparently the: novices hadjtion in Methodist Hospital today,|to resist a quick $1000 profit. 54 Notipn the public pot. Mr, Larner termed the failure eee {difficulty in opening the safe, Mr.|after a 15:foot fall from a cherry| Mr. Yando said there are about! 55 Great Lake The only th & “concrete demonstration of the/BIG COAL CENTER ~ |Bogart said. He explained thatitree in the rear of his home yes-|a million and a half orders on| 56Bunting #® Latin politicos shametul sell-out of the few Re-| More than one-half the coallthey left several wrecking bars,|terday. He injured his back when|file for the models which may| §8 Disturb cinch to (1) be

a bundle, fo w ever more, lS One of our. 4 that he can’t n on in his parti for him it’s too No matter | resources, how ‘ curity ‘of the

Ri Gilbert-and-Sul : work, until yo ' : to burst into “I ® Oo oo it. You are re

in papa’s soldi and tripping o

\ i ia Get Rich Be THE ephen presidents and eye on the exi

pretty \enough for just about any visers, against

Fublican leaders 18 the Infamous) mined in South Africa is pro-|a sledge hammer, a punch andthe limb on which he was leaning/mean as much as a. year's delay, 60In estate lobby.” a in the Transvaal. drill and other tools in their haste. |broke. Jin del

PARASOL PR

up airplane, Ie 3 with a stout cl 0 > 2 because exile ; Anogal vertible weal occasion summer could thle wealt gentina isn’t 1 ! but that his 3 . blind; that E { bring! Packable and travel- [| than ne does Mike, packs 1 3 you no inside was down wi

i able cas they shop in : See— Splin PRs

WASHING : what is this {ks i= \ saunter through a to keep n ! those Republi

Here Iam (1), a room

gardeni-party . . . always magically Inches of Pin

tion Hall. Ni sneck. : u Ever nee cool’and fresh and a: fons’ have planks. Not they make m : . sadists, . charming to see! 1 havent

towels to mi

town... .dineona terrace...

my torso an stains on m; conditioned ¢ this advised!

How’s to

He Can $

1 CAN p sthet over] 4 rooms Left, Lipman navy, black or green sheer with any) I don't

; ditio butcher-linen jacket. Sizes 12 to 20, 19.95 .

; The cold Center, Parnes rayon sheer-print in black and

; rh white. Sizes 12 to 18, 16.95 Bin The Right, Peerless Casual bemberg with black or ——— brown. background. Sizes 12 to 20, 14.98 ehh s 3 Li ; No wor - Wasson’s Misses Shop, Second Floor : In 1911

* Smined in of the e

is ay

> i 5 ¥ s £ —