Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 January 1948 — Page 9

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pit was not wearing at the time. Jacob, Margaret Tutewiler, Rosemary Case, Judy Cook and Betty Elliott.

oD et pn ot Fane “Mayor Feeney Orders City A Fire Trucks to "Slow Down’

They speeded away, he said, jen Glen Northern, 24, of 618 Liv-| , d man at the wheel of their ingston St, a taxicab driv Te] -:'y o itis ported that two pe rer T Mayor Al Feeney today asked James E. Loer, assistant traffic en- oe a Mr, Tansy said he recalled seeing picked up at Ohio and. Illinois Sts.| FT Chief Roscoe McKinney to gineer, and Capt. Audry Jacobs of AN s car containing four men in his|last night borrowed his flashlignt consider slowing down his fire ve- the police department. ie Aa IL dation the night before. and slugged him over the head with hicles to lessen the danger of al The test was made by a police £0 bp ‘One of them got out of the car!it. They took $15 and fled at 10th | 9eNtS With motorists. |car_occupled by the three officials ~ od looked around the station for!St. and Indiana Ave. The Mayor's request followed his and a fire engine from Station 14 > o 8 RCo ll ~

receipt of numerous leters' from at 30th St. and Kenwood Ave. citizens who contended they were| With the car's motor running, vot wholly to blame in instances windows closed and radio and ‘heatwhere their cars collide with speed-/er on the fire engine's siren could . t ing emergency equipment. be heard .18 miles away with the Fa ~ The Mayor had ordered a crack|sound -traveling against the wind.! HEALTHY CHILD | adie who failed to At that point the vehicle was 13. ah give preference to emergency ve-|seconds away from the police car. hicles following the death last Sat-/ Under the same conditions, but CORRECTED EYESIGHT urday of a fireman .injured in a|with the sound traveling with the car-fire truck collision at 49th St.! wind, the siren could be heard 25! : and Capitol Ave. {miles away, 18 seconds traveling . . {time for the vehicle at 50 miles ® For Beiter Heal pe Wholly 1 Blame an hour. ' : - e letters I have been receiv- . & For Figher School Wanks ing,” the Mayor said, “have opened| Given Light Fines | . wo ! “my eyes to the fact that drivers are] With the radio and heater off in| J START THE NEW TERM RIGHT. not: “wholly “to “blame when their| the car, the sound could be heard] . {cars collide with emergency ve-| 35 miles or 25 seconds away with hicles. The driver of the fire truck | the sound traveling against the

H Y Ch ild’ : or police car still retains his share wind. Under the same condition 4 : 5 ! ave our Has of the responsibility even though | put with the sound traveling with] AR | aR ea qn [a suen and red ight are sumed) me wind ihe sven cou be heard] ARAN YOUR CHOICE OF MANY YELLOW ROLLED GOLD MODELS EVES EXAMINED 4 “| In his letter to the fire chief the ing time. y . A \ : - : AT ONE LOW PRICE: : Mayor Suggested that speeds which, With the windows open and en- 1B \ a . ° were safe 15 years ago are possibly gine : running the si could be ERR ¢ See unsafe today due to the increased heard 48 miles ry en 35 seconds \ IR \\ 15- JEWEL with STRETCH BAND | ie Dr. Farris, registered optometrist hour 15 years ago. without fear ot| Mr. Johnson said it was very sel- wi \ \ or examine your child's eyes. i ' automobiles getting in your road, (dom that fire equipment attained \ BE \ x ; Grtlae : but it's different today,” Mayor a speed over 50 miles an hour. i IR glasses are needed he will pre- Feeney declared. {Most generally, he said, the vehicles 1T-JEWEL with LEATHER STRAP

\ 1 \ RR seribe lenses that properly The Mayor today received a 1e- travel between 30 and 40 miles an \ SRN their vision port, a part of his accident preven- | hoyr, thus giving motorists ‘more |

1 \ |} 1 1} : * tion drive, which disclosed the dis-| time .to get out of the way. a \ \\ a $].00 D x Wm \ 28% a own * ee

i fi our : : Now is the time * papers n ' number of vehicles on city streets. traveling time, both with wad child for the new term. Le DR. J. W. FARRIS “You could travel 35 miles an against the wind. \

s amin ed- ae tance at which a motorist can hear, Three motorists arrested this! — Eyes Ex . an emergency vehicle siren. fweek for failure to give the emer1 ‘| The test was made by Traffic gency vehicles the right of way were GLASSES BM CREDIT. Engineer Lewis L. (Cap) Johnson, | given light fines in municipa: court.

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