Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 May 1952 — Page 4

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Six Ciren % Hurt in Traffic

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Six children

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were injured in day.

West St, was in fair condition

Don’t guess about your eyes! Visual defects can rob you of enjoyment and efficiency . . . even lead to | serious accidents, Give your eyes the very best care. Glasses prescribed only if needed. Complete - selection of the'newest, smartest frames.

Coates, h5, of 2080 Caroline Ave.,

tween parked cars. Five-year-old Jessi Moore, 524 E. Michigan St. was. treated in General Hospital, them: released.

Eyes Examined She ran ito the path of a car » ° GLASSES driven by Bert McKinney, 76, of . ON 842 Weghorst St., near her home, : police said. CREDIT

Another 5-year-old, Charles F. | OFFICES AT

Shinkle, 8068 Grove 8t., was given first aid after he stepped from behind a parked car into the path

OFFICE HOURS: : 3 of another driven by the Rev.| 9:30 to 1 Omar Linder, 58, of 1513 8, Worth |

. St, ec JEWELERS) 2 to 5:15 : Struck on Bicycle

137 W. Washinaton { Open Wednesday Hight A truck driven by Robert F.

Ross, 37, of 916° E. Hervey St. y struck Wilma Sturgis, 13, of 1114 Vii i W. New York St., as she rode a nen : we Bicycle out of an alley into its 3 path in the 300 block Hanson & Ave, She. was treated at the 0 " scene for minor injuries, : Robert Yarbro, 14, of 1342 Cornell Ave. “was slightly Injured when a car driven by Salvadore lazza, 3, Southport, struck his bicycle in the alley between Carrolliton and College Aves. in the 1500 block. Christina Jones, 16 months, was bruised when a car driven by her

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Pendleton, and one driven by Jay Kurtz, '39,. Los Angeles, collided at 'N. Delaware and E. New York Sta, Tr

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Leo W. Shumaker has been appointed assistant vice president Telephone

of the Indiana Bell Co., effective June 1. Mr, Shumaker has spent 26 years with Indiana Bell, and has-been assist ant personnel director since 1950. He joined the SH company 88 a student engineer in 1926 and became district manager in Indianapolis in 1942, and divisfon manager in 19486. He is a graduate of Indiana University, president of the In-| {dianapolis Association of Credit {Men, and was chairamn of the] {downtown division of the 1952

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Evelyn Howell, 11, of 1052 8, §

. M in General Hospital with both § Have Your Eyes Examined ' arms broken. She was struck by £ £2 a car driven by Mrs. Celia B. |

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HIT BY CAR—John Hingle, 14, of 7777 W. Washington St. receives first aid after he was knocked off his bicycle by a car in the 8200 block of W. Washington St. He suffered ‘cuts on the

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back. Driver of the car was Donald &. Kerns, 25, Greencastle.

Local Deaths

WILLIAM H. JAMES, 15, of 1630 S. State -Ave., foreman at Hurty Peck Co, Services and burial in Etoile, Ky. o ” »

SOLOMON WILLIAMS, 74, of 747 Center 8t. Services at 1 p. m.

{Saturday in Jacobs Brothers’ West Side Chapel. Burial, New Crown.

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ELMER G. BUTSCH, 55, of

mother, Mrs. Beatrice Jones, 21,/6110 Orinoco Ave. lifelong resi-

dent; Services at 2 p. m. tomor-| row! In Tolin & Herr Funeral | Home, Burial, Greenwood Ceme-|

BABY NEEDS!!! SALE-PRICED

i ein WEDNESDAY, MAY 28,:1952

Oh, Sure + | CHICAGO, May 28 (UP)—The Century of Progress Association |said it was only a coincidence it’s, lanu:! dinner will be held simul-| taneously with Sally Rand's per-|

formance in a Chicago burlesque, theater, The association's 1933) World's Fair was a ‘gate success” | primarily because of fan-dancing| Sally. {

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DEATHS

Charles Cox Oliver Cove Willlam Du of liver Herschel Fe bral arte: Hanson Ho; nary occl Orpha Lani emboli. James McG pect. aur Anna Stras coronary Emma Trer bral thro Frank Uehl of liver Perry Warn

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