Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 August 1949 — Page 2

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Long ge Plan May Allow Tnsuran __ Firms to Sock Speeders With. Higher Promiims

. By ROBERT BLOEM . The cost of unkafe driving Is gOINg up. ar at Bove. he awe ot ihm. 1040. nest Agsembly| will become the laws of the state. When that happens, every motorist who pays a ticket or a fine for a moving traffic violation will get an extra rap of $1.75. . What's more, a record of- the conviction or teket wilt ‘Bo gm) the INdIVIdUA? drivers driver's Purianent) “record inthe

jumps ahead of the courts won't!

be able to fool that record 4 m | the ESERIES pug This Fall

of Secretary Maing to ny State « pans : Fleming and Safety Respanatoih] Pork to lead Price ity Director Mahlon (Leach, the { cost of unseat» driving will go ap Drop, U. S. Reports. |

can’t resist speeding, stunting and _Meat will be cheaper this fal, the other’ antics shat make them 'the Agriculture Department said a menace on the “highways are today. going to get socked and socked’ wi. Grice drop, it said, will be hard on their insurance rates, ‘much sharper for pork-on-the-

It's all part of a long-range mals, drive to stop the use of the state's; I'm a review of the ifvestock! highways as a bloody ground forisituation, the department said marauding road hogs, speeders, hog ' prices may drop so low In reckless and drunken drivers. the fall or winter that the gov~ The pian got under way when ernment at some point will have former Secretary af State Thoms to buy pork to hold hog prices as E. Bath installed modern rec-'at the support level required by| ord keeping In the Bureau of) law, —Motor-Vehicles— He set up. a sys-_ Production hosgts_ will. cause. tem under which keeping of in- |other meat prices to drop, too “~dividual safety records on allithe department said, “but not as Hoosier drivers is possible. jmuch as pork. Early this year Mr. Fleming! The department predictéd a de-| carried’ the job a step further.|cline In hog prices soon ‘after

which - assesses an - extra 31.75! “Pig Crop court costs for all moving traffic/Was born last spring. Marketings' violations, Twenty-five cents may: start in Beptember, but are-

stays with. the court clerk, judge; 2c expected to reach a large

whatever official certifies the, conviction to the state. He’ % Going to Use — Dangerous Drivers Known

vision of Safety Respons

rice a vu vee GOFHANG... IL, ToGUIres_ a record of

-—are-and-gan act. Accordingly... today. he's. going to- capture the he: “DP” day on the new law 1] [elusive t of Fulks Lake with!

of Safety Responsibility now five months. The turtle is be-|

this the in ce companies pay| 500 pounds and has eluded traps n $80,000 to $5000. Naturdlly they] and divers, [Bu

| for lability and ac- &r#wer now. He and a friend have a Jay premium for a y | built an electrical device which p _ Now the insurance companies nds a shock through the water. | are to be relieved of that cost.

shore but the monster moved out b the safety division will be(® charged to.the unsafe drivers. ®f Tange of he rock: | should be reflected very quickly! diver waiting under ‘water with) in lowered liability Insurance| ropes and a hook while Mr. Har-| premiums. fis and his friend drive the Later, as ‘the records pile up, inte his arms. Mr. «will be #n- 24-hour ay - drivers with the ts still further| the robe will be ma

Harris sald a

_socking the chronic unsafe Hv} idea,” he sald. | “ers with higher premiums gea

_ about insurance, ° "Mr, Serb Frank McAvaine, 0, of Frank-!

for a year on a second drunken! Frankiin,

with a blanket of liability in-| the pedestrian who was walking

traffic violations each month, For the first’ six months after the new! * o LAST DAY 5

law goes into effect, he estimates’

and J. Ps get the idea of the law and full reporting becomes effective he expects to tag 15000 to 20,000 convigtions a month in the drivers’ record files.

#0 under-thé new law, _-<In $raffic court” and cafeteria court her in Indianapolis alone, . for example, 44938 fines were CopaideAn- LMA. for moving trafic violations. These ranged from serious offenses like drunken driving to merely running a red light or having faulty brakes. ._But the significant thing is that! _.-none of these convict lons brought | a black mark on drivers records

forever Mr. Fleming warns 2. If the same record of convic tions and tickets paid ‘holds up in future years, ‘local drivers alone will have to kick Jn an extra $78,000 a vear in fires and:

Parking fines and standing violations don't count, : But the min- Doi't miss -thi : ww. ute that car starts to move-—look on 1 miss this money-saving

out! The state will be watching dance. instruction. Encoll at

“Steel Strikers — rl = Fox Trot or Walt with Arthur

; And the new confidence and GARY, Aug. 6 (UP.1«A spokesman for the Carnegie-Illinois

that normal operations, halted by

”sd expected to get tinder way hy mid:

He said that 800 of the som 1000 workers employed on the ‘shift starting at 4 p. m. today had reported for work, + The walkout began Wediesday, afternden foHowing the fatal in.’ jury of John Austin, a worker ix the steel. finishing department,

~~ Orval J; Kincaid, sub-district director of the United Steelwork.

Bad Driving _ De You Remember?.

still more, Motorists who Just! WASHINGTON, Aug. 6. (UP)

bs inna ADK RANE. DAYS, .hoof..than. .for..other. meat ank..

Jaw farmers start marketing the rec-| He..helped push through a. ee hk

runs about $159,000 a year. Ofi/lieved to weigh between 250 and stand it.”

pass this cost on to drivers who| Mr. Harris said he has the Youngsters hold key positions in

Mr. Fleming believes the results TRE NEW ‘plan® is to have Allo

= — x it —tn Driv amount of risk A ws Franklin Man. Killed - post = the nation. There is: the|

SE! YOU CAN SAVE NOW! month or more. As more courts ®

Le | ~ Moma urn 2 [Last Chance to Vv convictions will be forced to do J ’ - 1 a

mento l | on Dance lessons! v

> “ b - 1 "posts. About $87.000 of this will £0 to the state to keep the safety - records and. relieve safe drivers & ) »- Of this expense. . : ;

lessons. for two at. the ‘price of one. It's fun to learn the latest

Returning bo Jobs . = are twice as much fun when everyone raves ‘about your dancing.

to keep forevermore. Act NOW while you can SAVE MONEY. “ sheet and tin mill said tonight Phone FR. 2585 or come to the Studios

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“Photo By John Spleklemire, "Times Wear! Pholosraphisr. | Jack Rider of | 109 ) Mill Ave, . . . an old feature of the new | = Army — KP.

_Combat-Wise Veterans Smile as 6000 “Cilizen-Soldiers Man Tanks and Guns |

9 IRVING (The OM Sarge) LEIBOWITZ, Times Staff Writer |

Led by combat.wite veterans, LiCl many of the more ad-

under the BMV. The law Ibits: vTo “Capture Turtle eugene a angi YEntiresome guardsmen shove

them to be kept so the state wi CHURUBUSCO, Ind. Aug. 6° from the city factory are MADE time, The Capital City trip is know who the dangerous drivers [NP Farmet. Gail Harris saig 'anks and long - range arilery |usuaily made, once. Thereafter

off for Indianapolis and a good

men. are. tod tired for ex-.

Yet there is a quiet, business- [tended trips and reveille at 5:30 = Sept. 1 or as soon after that aiclectricity” and an _ underwater like like atmosphere about this, T ‘Gov. Behricker “éan proclaim the lasso. camp that is new to old Army]

Officers scoff at the men-| Because of the youngsters, the

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' Governor Acts Seizure Bill Passes I~

HONOLULU, Aug, 6

night declared a .state

gency in _Hawall ‘as a result of the pi alyzing 98-day-cid long:

| shore strike,

"The Governor signed

‘mation declaring ‘the cy, she’s less than four hours after pny nee but I wouldn't like to set a

After

Takes Last of ‘Acclamatiting’ Workouts E : And Coach-Says: She’s-in-Wondgrful-Shape i Exhausted |

By Correspondent DOVER, England, Aug. 6-—8hirley May France took the last of (UP) "her “acclimatizing” practice swims today and sald she hoped to try Gov. Ingram M. _Stainback to- to swim the English Channel the last of next week.

ROBERT MUSEL; United Press Staff

Clog Ecuador Roads UITO, Ecuador, A 8 (UP) er A rich farnilng and Jug. & (UP)

BE emer: Running out of the-water after a four-mitle swim against the ar in central Ecuador dug out

a procla- Harry

“I have trouble getting. gn out! jot. th the water,” said her coacn,| 5000 injured and 30.00 homeless Jer Local Man Badly [70% injured and 3

‘tide; the 16-year-old Somerset, Mass. high school gir} said she felt {from its ruins today after a

she could have gone on swimming “all day long.” : [devastating sarthquake that left x estimated 6680 , more than

Boudakian. ih wondertul _prysicalibduypt fry Car Wreck, One. o the wort to he struck

{his name to an emergency strike 8 |date until I take her outside the| An Indianapolis man severely Yesterday afternoon with an in-

operate the islands’ Srthston

Stevedoring companies. Gov. Steinbach declared that | rn "given ‘a 10-mile test in the by ambulance last night. 1 Ambato-y flourishing city of . work on the waterfront was not ¢iannel proper. Her cross-chan-| State police said Willlam Cald- nearly Soden, inhabitants, was immediately He Wold Del Sttempt will take her 26; 01 8026 NOrwaldn “Ave. ~The dead there

issue ‘the order seizing the struck 82 ites.

{dock firms.

The governor is em

|by the seizure act to take over all|perts carrying {too many boats In the flotilla North Webster. Y also were almost wiped out, while docks, ® which will follow her from Cap| . Mr, Caldwell, who is.parts man-'15 other communities sustained

[facilities relating to

1 eargo--to--and from the Bridges Unavailable ‘1

the oi Ai [bill giving him power to seize ‘breakwater, probably tomorrow.” injured in an automobile accident tensity of 8 degrees in / hill hn A weather conditions are Hight, near Warsaw early yesterday was berg scale, only two degrees be- . . Boudakian said, Shirley willlen route to Si. Vincent's Hospital low the maximum intensity.

told them he went to sleep at the were A as 360, with 4000 much interest has been wheel and his car hit a stone abut-/ Injured.

ishown in Shirley that channel ex-/ment of Grassy Creek, on a 4 Towns Nearly Razed

have warn'd .. against county road two miles est of; At least four smaller towns

[¢ is Nez, France, to Dover. ager for the C. T. Foxworthy Co. severe damage. Altogether, an adShirley's entourage will consist|Ine., here, was thrown from the ditional 100 dead and 1000 injured

The governor would mot Sayer two boats a large schooner|car into shallow waters of the|were reported outside of Ambato. {when the territory: plana to seize and a rowboat, but the owners of creek, Passersby who saw his] A Tocal radio station estimated

‘ont Be before Tuesday.

en. Walter Ackerman JSald

‘men’s and Warehousemen’s Union, Life

was not immediately available for

ithe docks, If necessary, but Atty. several motorboats have indi-| \wrecked car and heard his faint|that the death toll may reach “iticated they X will Join t the fleet. cries for help rescued him and 2000, and said the stricken i {took him to the Murphy Medical was now menaced by. floods of the

| Harry Bridges, president of the indiana Woman Ends {Center in Warsaw, from which| iriver Ambato, dammed by the striking International Longshore

he was later released fo be trans-!jandslides. Under Train . Be to the Indianapolis hos-| Ambato, garden spot of Ecuas

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Aug. 6'pital = + dor, is 8382 feet above sea level,

comment on the governor's emer-, (UP) — A 44-year-old woman| His condition. last night was:i, an Andean valley, surrounded But Mr. threw herself beneath the wheels|described as fair. Injuries included by large fruit and Vegetable ore Bridges, now in Honolulu to di- of a speeding Chicago ard East- crushed legs and lacerations, and chards.

gency proclamation.

rect. the dock tie-up, previously ern Illinois Railroad train tonight he suffered from loss of blood. | has termed the seizure bill * “strike- and was decapitated in what au- re rete cep

breaking.

The emergency measure would

| Disaster stryck also. in. the

tallow the striking longshoremen [awson of Terre Haute by her in Second Floor Raid | Roads Clogged

[to return to work for the govern-! iment, but observers believed the!

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for RE : Seven-year-old Richard New- SEEK PACIFIC PACT volume. dotil Octob CAMP ATTERBURY, Aug: $= Stx-thousand—Hoosters- who bold, 0{ 2029 Linden 8t., suffered justice of the peace. mayor or} 3 weren't raised to be soldiers are marching, shooting and cussing here} fractured arm today when he|Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek senal Ave, was charged with Possible in huge trenches. Others like veterans.

husband, Charles, He said she had Two men were arrested

. Everywhere roads were clogged 12st with fleeing human columns. They

been ill following a nervous break- night in a police raid on a secon i where dock workers would not refuse to gown recently, The family moved a room at 2031 8. Meridian St. Ove] . without KROWINE

Plazas and parks were mineh "erating a gaming house and pos- - % |sessing gambling equipment. Ed-| Because of the fear of epidem

SEOUL, Korea, Aug. 6 (UP) ==ward O'Connell, 42, of 41 8. Af= lies; bodies were buried as fast as

umped from. the top of a dog arrived by plane today for con-(visiting a gaming house. (were cremated. The _ citizen-soldiers; ‘members of Indiana's National Guard house in his back yard into ajferences with Korean President] Police seized racing forms, a, In Ambato 30 per cent of all

he other $1.50 goes to the ht Lasso, Electricity |the same manner as their older brothers did during World War II | {Hospital.

, Division, have ‘tadcen over this sprawling war-bullt camp ir much/hole. He was treated at General Syngman Rhee op formation of alradio with telephone attached and public and private buildings were Pacific pact against | Communism. other equipment. ‘estimated to] have been destroyed,

. new laws in effect i Mr. Harris has ‘been trying to! imen. {military trainin rogram is deCost of operating the Division| catch the big turtle for the last, {tion of Esprit de Corps. SR — Pp yA a

“They'r oung to under 1 Joo _— A hey're Just Three days on the rifie range is ew to taking orders.” [the toughest grind for the But the Accent is on youth. | |guardsmen who _ spend long, !'veary hours cleaning their Il units. And they seem to be Weapons after a day oa the firlaying at- being soldiers. Ing line. No one pretends to ynderstand But next week the youngsters

They tried it twice this week in the exaggerated militarism of the will give up the spit and polish Bulk or all of the cost of running &0 attempt to drive the turtle to! youngsters, lest of all the com- routine for a three-day bivouac

at men. and tactical problems. . = = i Brig. Gen. Jesse E. McIntosh, CHAPLAIN Anthony 1. Me- eonimanding general of the alln of Danville, a veteran Hoosler division, says that Is f the Philippines campaign, says ‘what will “separate the men from

ithe enthusiasm displayed by the the boys."* turtle, imen stems from the short dura-| However, young ‘men like Sgt.

on of the encampment, |Joséph Green, 21, of 1244 Union| g that in two weeks St. Indianapolis. are impressing : ¥ know tie he said, Officers with their military adeptbeing Ness. Sgt. Green is the food serv-

lll he permitted} opportune Hime, * {Meantime they play at ice supervisor of all division arto make Up the difference by| “We're sure to get him with this Soldiers.” :

tillery mess halls, But the youngsters in their {eagerness to please, sometimes up the Mess: One.- 17-year] old KP from Indianapolis was

Otherwise the camp is exactly he same as any other Army;

universally-hated KP!

guard. Ayty. and mllary. AACtics) oy vo nix six pusess ~of ealth

Franklin . and Columbus ““are with meat loaf. When chow time

warns grimly, He's ‘Just going to. lin, was killed.’vesterday after- Within. easy hitch-hiking distance| fy around, the mess sergeant take them off the road. “I noon when struck by an automo- #nd civilian bus lines are avail-| —~and the company — discovered | “That goes double for drunks. »| bile operated by Helen Smith, 31,/able for guardsmen who prefér|y.'nog used six pounds. he said. “Under the law, the de-/ of 303 E Towa St. on U. 8 8 the more conventional methods. Recruit Arthur Reams, 6-foot partment can suspend a license! jist south of State Rd. 431, near of travel. {S-inch Indianapolis Powder and

‘ “Say what have they got iniLight Co. worker, was thrilled

driving conviction. A year it willl State Police said the motorist | Franklin® one spruced. up with “Army life” until the top be. Even after that the driver! Apparently was crowded off the guardsman asked a civilian the sergeant told him to fall out for still will have to cover himself] road by a passing bus and struck othér day. a ten-mile forced march. “Not what you're looking for, ot “Do you mean we’ re going to surance or he'll be off the road| Off the pavement. came the reply. ; wali? he-asked: indefinitely.” 5 ———— on

Courts Must " Hogort ] . Right now Mr. Leach estimates, his division receives #&bout 4000! ——Toports-of .convictions_on. moving.

ATURDAY AUGUST 13th, 1949 .

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