Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 130, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 October 1930 — Page 16

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100 MORE COPS NEEDED. SURVEY GROUP ADVISES Traffic Committee Finds Force Too Small for Size of City. Indianapolis must have 100 more policemen to solve traffic and crime problems. This is the opinion of members of the citizens’ traffic committee appointed by Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan to draw a traffic ordinance that will cover the city’s needs for years to come. In session Wednesday afternoon, Todd Stoops, committee chairman, declared the traffic situation presents extreme difficulties. “The answer to the question is 100 more policemen,” he declared. “More men with motorcycles and autos are needed to help enforce the laws while others take traffic posts on streets in and near the downtown district.” Captain Lewis Johnson, head of the police traffic department, agreed with Stoops, pointing out that only eleven motorcycle policemen are on each eight-hour shift. These officers must cover fifty-six square miles, he told the committee. William H. Book, Chamber of Commerce civic affairs secretary, pointed out that in 1927 the city ranked twenty-fifth in the United States in the number of police. “Indianapolis needs not only 100 more men but $150,000 or more to aid in stamping out law violation,” he said. Committee members admitted Indianapolis streets are marked poorly and that many cities of the country, - both smaller and larger, have nearly perfect street markings. Need for additional officers to protect school children brought the suggestion from the committee that patrolmen on residence section beats be enlisted for traffic service whenever possible to aid in relieving the situation. The committee referred a proposed

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DRASTIC SLASH IS PROPOSED IN NAVYJXPENSE Personnel Will Be Cut 4,800 Men; Vessels to Be ‘Laid Up.’ /;ii United Press WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.—ln the most drastic reorganization of the navy in the last decade, anew plan of operation has been worked out to achieve a combination of greater efficiency and lessened cost of maintenance. By decreasing the fleet personnel by 4,800 me u and the fleet’s tonnage by 120,000, Secretary of Navy Adams believes savings of approximately $11,000,000 will be accomplished by the end of the 1932 fiscal year. With savings already effected at the order of President Hocver, the navy’s total reduction of expenditures will amount to nearly $30,000,000, it was estimated. The new plan announced Wednesday night by Secretary

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