Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 June 1939 — Page 13

WEDNESDAY, JUNE

POLICE CONTROL OF PEDESTRIANS

T0 BEGIN JULY 1

Recodification of Rules Provides for Jaywalker Law.

Pedestrian control by Indianapolis and other cities will begin July 1. The traffic recodification measures passed by provide for strict control of walkers” shall be guilty of a misdemeanor. Under the law pedestrians must cross streets and highways with the signal lights as automobiles do now. Where there are no lights, motorists are to give those on foot the right of way-at crossings. This ts in present laws ‘it is not observed at all well Stoops, secretarv-manager Hoosier Motor Club Whenever a vehicle has stopped a crosswalk to permit a pedestrian to cross, the driver of any vehicle approaching from the shall not overtake and pass the stopped car, ersons crossing at than intersections must give vehicles the right of way, according to the statute, and pedestrians shall not cross any place except at marked crosswalk between adintersections where traffic signals are in operation. Pedestrians Are Victims

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shall walk upon the the crosswalks, shall not solicit rides, the law says. Notwithstanding the rigid control I strian traffic, another section the act warns that drivers must rcise due care, must sound their horn when approaching pedestrians upon a roadway and be particularly watchful any erving a child or any conf incapacitated person upon the hway. A large percentage of those kille injured each year are pedestrians problem for accident prevention officials Direct control of pedestrian at Meridian and Washington where a policeman is stationed shopping hours, is highly according to Chief Mor-

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The Gallup Poll | Public Against New Loans—Even

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American Institute of Public Opinion June 7.—The long-smouldering subject of the wr pean war debts will be in the news again in a few days when th calendar date for semiannual payments comes around on June 1» Many Washington observers helieve that Great Britain, France and other war-time borrowers would like to resume “token” payments of the debts. if only to clear the way for further loans in case of a new Euro- | pean war. Lord Lothian, newly named British Ambassador to the United States, is on record as favoring a system of ‘token” payments. But while the American peopie would be glad Yo see these payments resumed a nation - wide Institute of Public Opinion survey indicates that majority of Americans would not consider them a justification for floating new Eurcpean loans. In its new survey, just pleted, the Institute asked resentative cross-section the electorate, “If England and France pay something on the war debts they now owe us, should the United States lend them more money?” he public's answer as indicated in replies from every one of the 48 states, is a clear no.” The actual vote is:

MILLION 1S WILLED | TO JOHNS HOPKINS

BALTIMORE, June 7 (U. P).—A gift to Johns Hopkins Universit) which will approximate one million dollars was announced by President Isiah Bowman at the school's 63d commencement exercises The gift came from the estate of [the late Victor Morawetz, former ‘Baltimore resident, a leader of the New York bar, and former hoard chairman of the Santa Fe Railroad who died last month, | The estate, subject to a life interest of two close relatives, was left] [to Johns Hopkins, the Boys Club of York, and the Medical Society f North Carolina. The University's Ar is for the school of Medicine and Hospital

2500 PHONES RING AT ONCE, AND AGAIN

| 'OLYPHANT, Pa. June 7 (U.P. —Telephones in the 2500 homes here rang simultaneously last night when an electrical storm fouled the town's telephone system Operators said they themselves hoarse trving to subscribers what had when phones all rang simul[taneously for the second time. By the time the operators had finisned their explanations on the second ring. the trouble which caused the [ringing was repaired

AMERICAN INSTITUTE

PUBLIC OPINION

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| Favor New Loans 21¢,

Oppose New Loans

Less than one person in 10 savs he is underided or without an nearly talked | OPinion on the subject to explain happened

YPICAL voter comments that the American public is set against further loans for two main reasons: Because the European borrowers, with the exception of Finland. have been in virtual default for scveral vears,

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and because Americans fear that new loans would involve the United States in “entangling alliances” and draw this country into war. Both of thes arguments are reflected in the Johnson Act, authored by Senator Hiram Johnson (R. Cal.), which forbids the floating of loans by nations whose existing debts are in default,

Both Republican and Democratic voters agree on the principle of no new loans in today's Survevs. There has been a slight increase in sentiment for such loans since January, 1937, when the Institute conducted a national survey on the same issue. The trend of public opinion is shown in the following table:

FACT!

NEW LOANS? Yes No 15% 85% 21 79 Institute surveys have shown that a majority of Americans favor selling food and war materials to England and France in the event of a European war, but they choose to do this for cash and not for credit. Last month the Institute asked voters in all parts of the country, "In case Germany and Italy go to war against England and France, should we lend money to England and France to buy airplanes and other war materials in this country? In Teply, 31 per cent of voters interviewed said “yes,” per cent said “no.”

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(on TOWERS | Court O.K. DITORS LISTED Swimming

And Dancing Boy Heads One Staff for School Paper; Girl

Leads Other. |

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, June 7 (U. P.).—The State Supreme Court held today in effect. that swimming and dancing have become an integral part of the education

Editors for the Howe Tower, | Howe High School pupils’ publica- | s wm tion. have been announced by Miss |

Ruth Marie Price, publication ad- | viser. John C. Thomas Jr. will be edi- | tor of Staff 1 and Marilyn Behymer | will head Staff 2. On the first staff| will be Chester Gray Jr. Joan] Campbell, Grace Thomson, Betty Jane Kvle, Ann Holloway, Mary LaShorne, Mary Alys Werkhoff,| Betty Harvey, Patty LaFara Mar- | caret Gordon, Anna Jane Bash, Dorothy Troutman and Carla Russell. Staff

system. In an unanimous opinion

the court held the property of the Young Women's Christian Association in St. Louis was nontaxable under provisions of the Constitution exempting from taxes property used exclusively for religious worship, schools and charitable purposes. “Some may argue that the teaching of swimming, dancing, etc., is not a part of education,” the Court said, “but it is not for us to write our personal views into law Such things are generally taught in our schools and have come to be a recognized part of our system of education.’

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members include McMullen, Donald Clapp, Keiter. Patricia Myers, Phyllis Dukes, Clvde Holder, Joseph CotKenneth Smith, Juanita God- | frey, Betty Stonebraker, Jean Hus- | ton. Mae Bird, Miriam Jasper ‘and | Mary Elizabeth Donnell.

In a recent contest sponsored by the Latin Club at Howe High School, six pupils were winners of

history of the school. Bronze medals and pins were pre- | C. M. Sharp. principal, ! Harvey, Ethelda KXeiter, Ellen Kroll, Joseph Cottom, Phyllis Wear and Dorothy Mueller Those receiving ribbons were Mae Bird, Shirlev Courtney, Laura Hart, Paul Schissel, Mary Elizabeth DonIan Laing and Mary Louise

HITLER'S UNIFORM TO PROTECT YOUTHS

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BERLIN, June 7 (U. P.) —Physical punishment by parents and teachers of members of the Hitler vouth or Hitler maids organizations while in uniform, is banned under an order today The decree is intended to uphold

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PHONE ALARM TOO SLOW | men, 40 minutes to respond to a HHESEORO, N. H.,, June 7 (U. telephoned alarm, Loss was The townsfolk prefer to use estimated at $10,000. Residents say fire alarm rather than the tele-|{that a fire alarm call would have Joie since last summer when it | brought at least 40 call men prompte with two|ly to the scene.

GIGANTIC ‘STELLAR |

EXPLOSION’ FOUND

By Reience Rervice | CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June T.— Discovery of a gigantic celestial ex- |

plosion, a supernova, or star that) has flared in a far distant nebula to | |extrordinary brilliance, probably 'hundreds of thousands that of the| (sun, has been made by Dr. Pritz| |Zwicky while observing on Mt. | Palomar, Cal.,, where the 200-inch | telescope is being erected. | This newly discovered outburst is located in the elliptical nebula known as NGC 4621, a member of the Virgo cluster. It is about 15th apparent magnitude, which means [that it can be seen only with a | powerful telescope, | Identification of it as a supernova [was made from a spectrum obtained fat Mt. Wilson Observatory, and Dr. [Walter S. Adams announced the [discovery by communicating the information to Harvard College Ob|servatory, clearing House for astronomical information here. This supernova is only reported in astronomical history. (Dr. Zwicky has made a special search for supernovae and during [the past few years has found several.

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