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Harvey C. Hoefling, 36, R.R. 2, Walkerton, driver of the other

suffered a skull fracture and possible internal injuries. Four Injured Here The Hoefling car collided with the car driven by Mr. Lipscomb, | state police said. The injured| were taken to Holy Family Hos pital, LaPorte. In Indianapolis, four persons were injured, one seriously, early today when their car ploughed into a concrete safety zone marker at the southeast of New York and Illinois Sts. The driver of the car, Buren

Tygrett, 24, of 7312 Ralston Rd. nam, 1420 Hoyt Ave, today unwas taken to General Hospitaligerstands Ss Homer Iawogalsera suffering from a deep cut in theoytiawed fireworks for Indiana.

back of the head and a possible skull fracture. Walter J. Dennison, St. Francis, Kas., owner of the car, received a out over the right eye. Policemen Injured Two women passengers, Idel Wells, 34, R. R. 4, Box 440, and May Beatrice Cecley, 25, Rockville, suffered deep cuts about the head and brusises. They were in fair condition today in General] Hospital. Two policemen were injured slightly last night when thei squad car struck a guard post in W. 168th St. just east of the White] River bridge. aa a run to 3420 16th St. the -squad- ear hit-the. Eo "swerving to the right to avoid an. automobile stopped in fits path. | Patrolman Stanley McDonald was treated in General Hospital for a cut over the right eye. Pattrolman B. E. Gaither suffered a bruise on the head. During a 24-hour period, ending at 6 a. m. today, police investigated a total of 31 accidents in the city. persons re-

toon Company Names "Sandmann as Director

William ¥. Sandmann has been elected as a director of the First

R. H. Edwards, it was announced today by Emil A. Gruneisen, secrelary of the association. Sandmann, a lifelong resi- _— “of Indianapolis, resides at 4701 Graceland Ave. He is a partner in Marshall and Huschart| Machinery Co.

OLD SHELL KILLS SIX SFAX, Tunisia, Feb, 15 (UP)— "An entire family of six persons) was killed instantly yesterday in| the explosion of a souvenir shell

which the father had been taking several

understand he couldn't have and Dad found out.

Now he knows . .-. Used to be that

fireworks on

Bay, 12, Burned

Youth Finds Out Why State Bans Fireworks

Twelve-year-old Larry Dun-|

Yesterday a friend of Larry's brought some fireworks back from a revival meeting in Kentucky and “divvied up,” giving Larry a two-inch firecracker. Jt was something new to Larry, whose experiencé didn't date back to the days when each July 4th brought lectures on how to handle fireworks. . Larry ‘lit the fuse, tossed the jcracker away. A minute later when it did not explode he decided the rain had extinguished it and picked it up to try again. At that! {moment the firecracker exploded.

Larry's left hand. | Distilleries here, told officials later that he lost control tren phe RAH. UGK. don0ONAIDE..8..A10P

He was treated at General Hos- | (pital for severe burns.

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Philly Cabbies

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 15 (UP) | — Philadelphia’s three million| daily commuters were caught in a two-day travel squeeze today when taxicab drivers walked off

their jobs in the fifth day of the|

city-wide transit tieup. Most of the 3500 drivers for the Yellow Cab Co. turned in their vehicles shortly after last midnight, leaving thousands of Philadelphians stranded in the cen-

ened to strike at midnight. but their union leaders announced a postponement until Th The two strikes left residents

a few cabs, private automobiles, {trucks and trains for transporta-| tion. !

ACANORE WALLACE'S TALK

Hosier Wrecks Truck to Win By Firecracker (Gamble for Life

Rural St, will be . . SCHENLEY, Pa. Feb. 15 (UP) Thursday in Mt. Carmel Baptist Leon Arnold, 35, of Portland. =. ° Burial Ind, gambled his life and won|CWESl ‘delibertely

truck, loaded with 19,000 bot near ies, lived 45 years in Indianapolis. His

Attacker of W Join Walkout “ing Somaior rom

ter-city area and dependant on train service.

Al chmpany. Spokesmen. thimed the building. ba iO

{in the metropolitan area with only |

{last night when he overturned his skidding trailer-

on a slippery highway as it headed toward a 200-foot embankment, Mr. Arnold, a driver for the Midwest Trucking Co. of Port. land, escaped with only a skinned ankle. His 32-foot truck, which sheared off more than 30 concrete

guard posts before overturning on|

the Schenley-Leechburg highway, was badly damaged. > ull . J THE ACCIDENT occurred during a rainstorm on a treacherous bend in the road flanked by a cliff and the embankment. Mr. Arnold, who was delivering {his cargo to the Schenjey Whiskey company

John Dillehay, 28, of 915 {Wright St., was sentenced to 2 to 21 years in the Indiana Reformatory after he pleaded guilty in Criminal Court yesterday to. a rape charge. A sodomy charge against the man was a Dillehay was charged with brutal criminal assault of a the year-old woman Dec. 19 in the Garfield Park pavilion. Police said he met the victim in a tavern near Fountain Square and {forced her to accompany him to

slashed her twice across the face with a knife, police said. Dillehay was arrested soon after .the attack through identification given |by tavern employees.

H. Dunnam ‘couldn't |ward D. Pierre. J. Frank Cantuly 4th “like Mom well 1s managing director of the

Robert D. Parker Dies Here at 35

Services for Robert D. Parker,

Parker; three daughters, Mrs,

four brothers, John and Peter Stack and Frank Kielmer, all of

Stanley Burn s and Mrs. John Laube, Chigago.

Miss iss Margaret Dunn . Miss Margaret Dunn, 1702 E. Michigan St. aunt of Ted Sullivan, Indianapolis Indians secretary, died yesterday in St. Vinrcent’s Hospital. She was 75. A lifelong Indianapolis resident, Miss Dunn was a member

sister, Miss Anna Dunn, Indianapolis. Servicés at 8:30 a. m. Thursday in the Blackwell Funeral ‘Home and 9 a. m. in Holy Cross Church will be followed by burial

Train Kills - Driver EDGERTON, Feb. 15 (UP) | Funeral arrangements were —_— [thade “today for

DANBURY, Conn. Feb. 15/35-year-old, farmer north of oo (UP)-——A scheduled talk by Henry who was killed when his truck | |Wallace was canceled today after was hit by a Nickel Plate freight

Catholic

‘pastors pro-train at Payne, 0. yesterday

in. Holy Cross Cemetery.

Rites Thursday For Auto Victim

“Services for Mrs. Caroline Denny Nixon, sister of former mayor George L. Denny, and her husF. Denny, who died

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Pa. Burial will follow in the family plot in Philadélphia. Mrs. Nixon, who was 73, was killed instantly. Her husband died

yesterday afternoon in a hospital Hu Clearwater. He was 78: nly

Mr. and Mrs. Horace F. Nixon had been married since 1808, Mr. Nixon was a retired | Jawyar,

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meet at 2 p. m. Friday in its hall,

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would receive, unless they are disabled. Today. ‘as the bill was due out on the floor of the House for wrgument and possible amendment, Rep. Joseph Klein (D. Gary) took a poll of the Democrats and ‘found not enough strength to risk calling down the measure. “Fatherly Talk” Due to the feelings of the

proposal it was feared the bill might be amended even to the inclusion of the Republican-

Consequently, the entire Democratic side of the House was Schricker. for

a “fatherly talk.” Danas propose to finance their bill by a one-fourth of 1 per cent surtax on the gross income. They expect this form of taxation to bring in approximately $25 million annually. Republicans have refused to accept the surtax and in its place

tax. They tried to have their salés tax plan written into the bill while it was in committee but failed. | Republicans were expected) again to attempt to amend the

“ipill by atriking out the surtax iprovision and writing in the sales]

tax plan. Rep. Klein and other Democrat, ful today that too many Demo-] crats might join the Republicans in this proposal and thus defeat

Rep. Klein had said early this morning he felt certain the administration bonus bill would .|pass the House, But then his poll| of the House showed differently. He had said he felt encouraged about its chances of passage in the Senate. A Senate bonus bill, authored by Republicans, passed that assembly and is now being held in the House Military Affairs Committee. It provides no financing plan. Today's grevolt of Democrats! was another Indication that the ration’s~hold on the,

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Mitchum, Lila to Stand HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 15 (UP) Film players Robert Mitchum and Lila Leeds, go 60-day jail

tions, will ‘testify’ at ‘the ‘trial of dancer Vickie Evans on the same

charges. | Mitchum and Miss Leeds were!

|subpenaed yesterday as defense witnesses. The blond dancer,

tive warrant after she falled to appear here for trial, said she was just an innocent bystander ‘when police raided a “reefer” par-

Mitchum, Miss Leeds and real trial is scheduled for Mar. 8. By United Press 1

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