Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 180, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1928 — Page 10

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JUDGE ASSAILS VIOLATORS OF TRAFFICRULES Cameron Amazed by Lack of Observance on Part "i of Business Men. “It is amazing how many business men of this city pay no attention to the traffic ordinance,” said Municipal Judge C, R. Cameron today, in hearing the case of M. Van Osley, 233 East Ohio street, charged with failure to stop at New York street, preferential highway, on Alabama street. “I believe you are telling the truth when you say you stopped behind a wagon,” the judge said to Van Osley, “and I believe you are telling the truth when you say you did not see him stop,” the judge said to Motorcycle Officer J. F. O’Brien, “but there are too many violations of this kind. “Only this morning I stood at that very corner and observed that only about one out of every five was stopping. “It is the duty of every business man, and every other citizen, to help police enforce this ordinance There have been probably 5,000 per • sons injured in automobile accidents since the first of the year and nearly .100 killed, and a large percentage of this is due to persons who drive straight through preferential streets.” Judge Cameron continued Van Osley's case indefinitely. William S. Vawter, 408% Massachussetts avenue, and Mrs. Flossi 3 Siebert, 4964 Schofield avenue, were fined $5 each for traffic violations Ed Eberhardt, Friendswood, Ind., was fined $1 and costs because the license plates on the car of a relative, which he was driving, were so muddy they could not be read. PLAN SAFETY EXHIBIT Traffic Code to BC Demonstrated in Armory Dec. 28. Safety provisions of the new city traffic code will be demonstrated by the Indianapolis safety council Dec. 28. in the armory. A special exhibition for women will be given at 10 a. m.; two for truck drivers and other specific groups in the afternoon, and one for pleasure car drivers at night

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