Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 December 1936 — Page 5

HERE AS | 1 DIE WITHIN STATE

Police Warn Pedestrians tol \ Co-Operate in Safety Drive.

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MARION COUNTY TRAFFIC TOLL TO DATE

TRAFFIC ARRESTS io 12 and 13

Running Fe fntini street. ... Reckless driving .. ‘Drunken driving . Improper lights Ph Illegal left turns ......... oie Improper parking Others

Two more pedestrians were on the critically injured list today, bringing a new warning from Traffic Captain Lewis Johnson. Bix pedestrians have died and more than a score have been injured in automobile accidents this month despite a concerted drive on traffic violations. “Since we began to bear down on careless motorists, the number of auto accidents in Indianapolis has been reduced greatly,” Capt. Johnson said. “But the fact that practically every serious accident since Dec. 1 has involved pedestrians shows where co-operation is lack-

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g. “Several days ago my men were instructed to arrest pedestrians seen violating safety ordinances. That prder still is in effect,” he warned. Week-end traffic accidents claimed at least 11. lives in Indiana and more than a score were injured. Two minor accidents, one of them putside the city limits, resulted in injury to seven persons Saturday and yesterday. The injured were treated at City Hospital and rea Jeased. Fines Are Imposed ! The following /convictions were

bb ed today Municipal Court: Violating traffic signals, 36; running through preferential streets,

' 29; failing to stop for a state highway, 5; driving without automobile lights, 6; having no drivers’ license, fi; making a prohibited left turn, 9; speeding, 7; driving on the wrong side of the street, 2; parking near a fire plug, 1; improper license plates, 2; driving into a safety zone, 4; reckless driving, 5; driving over a sidewalk, 1; parking in a prohibited zone, 3; improper parking, 1, and failing to dim headlights, 1. Pedestrians whose conditions were described as critical in City Hospital today were John Morrell, 61, and Ralph Chestnut, 14, of 1204 Beecherpt, both injured Saturday. ) Mr. Morrell was struck by an automobile at Morris and Maple-sts. He received a broken right leg and possible internal injuries, according to City Hospital physicians. John Ivan Clark, 24, of 1117 W, 30th-st, the car driver, was not held. Young Chestnut was injured in--ternally when an automobile driven ~ by John Conaway, 36, of 437 Haughgt, struck him in an alley in the year of 1877 Shelby-st. Three persons were killed instantJy and two others were injured when two automobiles collided head-on near Muncie. The dead were Delphine Dickey, 17, Parker; Max Grove, 17, Parker, and Joseph H, Hadden, Anderson. - William S. Shearer, 55, died from “injuries suffered When struck by a taxicab in Fort Wayn Regina Wortay Te, died from Injuries suffered when a car in which she was riding skidded from the highway and crashed into a utility pole near La Porte. D. H. Beckley, 42, and Jack L. Whitacre, 30, were killed when their automobile collided head-on with a truck on the highway, near Peru. Beckley, “driver of the automobile, apparently was unable to see the road because of frost/on the windshield, witnesses said. / Milton Emmond, of near Bicknell, was killed ao struck by an automobile driven by Ellis C. Faith, Bicknell, as he walked along the highway near his home, 5 Wendell, 34, and Lawrence

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Bauser, 22, Crown Point, were killed) when their automobile skidded from an icy highway 10 miles south of Hammond. John Suto, 40, Hammond, was killed when he stepped into the path of a truck driven by Tony Novak, Hammond.

LEGION SAFETY DRIVE TO OPEN WITH RALLY

Irvington Post 38, American Legion, is to open the 1937 American Legion safety drive at a rally tonight at the Sholty Motor Co., 5436 E. Washington-st. e first showing here of two $10,000 talking pictures, “Inertia” and “The Other Fellow,” i§ to feaff the meeting. Three trafic ety authorities are to speak. They are Frederick T. Cretor, Indiana State Accident Prevention Bureau; George Fite, Rensselaer, Indiana American Legion safety department chairman, and Lieut. Edward Moore, Indianapolis police safety

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