Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 March 1938 — Page 13

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STH RSDAY. MARCH 17 1938 - Ce Ouilting Revival Gains Momentum

4 HURT BY CARS: 6° MOTORISTS T0 FACE COURT

One Complains ‘No Left]

Turn’ Signs Are Unreadable; Judge to Investigate.

The. Accident Prevention Bureau

* continued its traffic law enforce- |§

ment campaign by ordering 61 mo-

_ torists into Municipal Court today,

but struck a legal snag when a

motorist complained of the condition of “no left turn” signs at 16th and Illinois Sts. Four persons were injured, one seriously, in: overnight accidents. . Robert Husson, 2001 Park Ave, one oF a number arrested on no left turn charges told Judge Charles J. Karabell that he was arrested detween 7:30 and 9 p. m. for turning leit from Illinois onto 16th St. He said it was impossible to see the hour markings on the sign. Judge Karabe]l witheld judgment.

Judge to Check Signs

“This is not the first complaint I have had on this intersection. I will

- take the matter up with the Acci-

dent Prevention Bureau myself and “make 2 personal check on the £0.

dition of the sign.”

0 ie olive would

:chang= the sign, Lieut. Lawrence

McCarty, Accident Bureau: chief, said: “We have no money to erect new signs : 1} that corner. But regardless of whether they are convicted, we are going to. continue arresting vio-

Prevention

g2lators.”

Thirty-four erring motorists were fined 3212. Nearly $300 in fines and costs were suspended.

Driver Gets 45 Days

Ed Frame, 32, of 315 Villa Ave. was fined $31 and sentenced to 45 days on the State Farm on a drunken driving charge. His driver's license was revoked for six months by Judge Karabell. Edsel Ballard, -8, of 1415 West View Drive, received a broken left shoulder and head lacerations when he ran into the side of a truck at Belmont Ave, and Howard St., police reported. Witnesses told police Edsel had been ‘easing a group of girls who chasec. the child into the street. Leo Goedeker, of 4817 W. Washington St., the driver, was not held. The boy was taken to City Hospital. Mrs. Minnie Kurz, 56, of 2005 Ruckl= St., passenger in a car driven by Wilfred Allen, of 1236 Olive St., sufered head injuries when their machine was struck from the rear by another car at Fairfield and College Aves.

Faulty Brakes Charged

Mr. Allen told police he had stopped for a traffic signal light at Fairficld Ave, when the car driven by Albert Staude, Rural Route 15, Box 746, crashed into his machine. Police charged Staude with having ‘no drivers: leerise and bad brakes. “Mrs Ivis-€.“Milbourn, 44, of 131

: N. Chéster Drive, received bruises

when ‘her car was overturned in a collision at E. Ninth and N. Pennsylvaria Sts. yesterday. She told police her machine was . struck by a car driven by Richard Harper, 47, of the Ambassador Hotel. Police held Harper on charges of drunken driving and intoxication. ‘Car. Lowe, 29, of 747 N. Sheffield Ave., was hurt when thrown from his motorcycle when it skidded as he attempted to avoid hitting a dog at Michigan St. and Euclid Ave. As the cycle skidded, it struck and killed the dog. Mr. Lowe was

taken to City Hospital.

Governor to Study State Safety Report

Lew Wallace, National Safety Council consultant, today handed his report to Governor Townsend embracing recommendations for a

THE PRDIAN

Ms, Dan Sagan 2

Hobby Staric/] in

Now Neighborhood Adopts It

Depression;

By JOE COLLIER

There are 5049 pieces’ of cloth and the peace of mind of two. persons in a certain “pretty” quilt in. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Seaman,

2937 N. Denny St.

Too much of a Handivork tri- ©

umph to be subjected regularly to the wear and tear of washing, the quilt generally is at the bottom of a cedar chest in the bedroom, folded and protected. Soon after the Seamans ‘mortgaged their, home to. modernize it in 1928, Mr, Seaman- lost; his job and ‘could not find, another. Mrs. Seaman, distracted, spent; ‘as much time as possible in: quilting to keep from worrying. Mr. Seaman, watching her cutting out blocks one: day, noticed that occasionally. the material slipped and tne blocks were. cut crooked.

Takes Up Hobby

He began to cut ‘the blocks himself. Instead of stretching the material over cardboard he stretched it over sandpaper. It didn't slip then. He became interested iH designs and arrangement of: colors, and drew a large number of designs. Soon he was preoccupied with his new hobby. Mrs. Seaman sewed and quilted.

model highway safety program for Indiana. The Governor will study the re-

port with his State Highway Safety |

Co-ordinating Committee and it was indicated that it will be put into effect in its entirety. ; One of Mr. Wallace’s recommendations will be effected .next month’ when Franklin Kreml; NorthWestern ‘University safety expert, will start conducting traffic schools for the entire State Police force, starting at Michigan City.

Bloomfield Child’s

Injuries Are Fatal

BLOOMFIELD, March 17 (U. P.). —Injuries: received when she rode her bicycle into an automobile near her home Monday proved fatal to Virginia Ellen Trimmer, 9-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Trimmer. She died yesterday of a brain concussion.

NISLEY. Hosiery Feature 50).

Clear Chiffon nd Service. 44 NO. PENNSYLVANIA ST.

2 Pairs . .

She, too, found a hobby—she sent is slogans and answered contests. . She has a new stove, a new cof-

fee ‘maker, a toaster and several .other things to show for it—won

them all, She can’t remember what she wrote to win the stove. As“for the coffee urn, she won it by suggest-

AS

Dan Seaman

As

ing a question for other people to answer in a contest. It was “Why,

in a Republic?” : Since the Seamans Rave become absorbed in quilting, neighbors have become interested and groups of neighborhood women gathered during the worst of the depression and quilted bedclothing for, the

Py of Mr. Seaman’s patterns have been loaned to people who have become engrossed in this neighborhood revival of the old quilting bee.

the ‘couple is out of the: financial woods. But he’s glad he took up quilt{ing for the gaunt depression years. He says it probably accounts for the fact he still has his health and is able to work.

Unemployment Relief has authority to loan St. Joseph Coun- | ty Commissioners. $100,000 to meet | its relief needs, Governor Town- | send was. informed today.

lant Attorney General

is education necessary for success,

Now Mr. Seaman is employed and |

8 RULED LEEAL

st. Toseph's. District Can “Borrow $100, 000 to "Meet Bills.

The Governor's Commission on the

~The. opinion, eprSpared Lbr, gl it ‘ensen, also analyzed the act of the 1933 General Assembly which appropriated $1,000,000 . to be spent by the Commission in. relief. + «Y understand a loan of $100, 000 is desired in order that food orders

1 | heretofore issued may ‘be paid for | and the loan to be repaid from the

‘proceeds of bonds to be issued,” Mr. Stevenson wrote in his opinion. : Urges Proceedings £1 “It is. my opinion. that the Gavnor’s- Commission has authority to use’ the fund ‘appropriated in any manner which in it¢ judgment will tend to relieve Hardships resulting from unemployment in this State.” . a St. Joseph County Commissioners should institute proper legal proceedings to obtain the loan, Ir. Stevenson explained. The Governor earlier had told a delegation of county officials and civic and labor leaders that he would authorize such loan if he

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