Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 April 1952 — Page 2

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i By DAVID WATSON

| things out of hiding. | ‘When the snows stop falling and the sun warms vacation air, bicycles pop out of

baséments and garages as thick a# ‘dandelions on & new lawn,

» (And the safety officer's baromefar of depression drops to its seasonal low, More aceldents involv. Ing children will ogcur.

‘National accident records for 1950 show 350 children less than 1 rs old were killed in colli. s involving bleycles with motor vehicles, Another 15500 were injured. feast year Indianapolis escaped without a single bicycle-rider death. But there were 93 collisions with ears, and 83 children were hurt,

This Year's Record

Bo far this year there have been four injured in six accidents, Police and school officials are © trying to clamp the lid on the accident toll, George Farkas, athletics and safety supervisor for the public thools, has recommended each ‘school with bicycle riders start a ipré-vacation safety campaign.

He also has suggested schools otganize a bicycle inspection plan to further reduce accident "azards, + Both school officials and police say most accidents could be elimimated with proper inspection and A arvanee of the safety rules, «{We try to get across the idea tA bicycle rider is a twoed driver,” sald Police Sgt.

C : Yider must bé even more y-minded than the motorist.

A. shell of steel” he continued.

Learn First

Basic intructions issued hy the lice officers can he summarized n two points. They are: Learn to ride well, away from : tame, befors venturing into the # . ~

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paerilens. “We try to show pass the busy Central Ave-46th

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Phe bike rider is surrounded ; only by air’ To——— a life. Here is what they ask of

Follow the same trafic rules a ride near the curb on the right]

olice Tip To Bike Riders

strates an accident about to happen.

Guy Tex has strengthened the bi{cycle safety program. Traffic patrolmen keep alert for riders of bicycles needing repairs. The rider's permit is reivoked hy the school until the de(fect is remedied.

| To reduce trafic, pupils must iHve sevn-tenths of a mile from {school or need their vehicles for iwork before they are permitted ito ride to classes, Bicycle safety talks are given during health and safety classes. Inspection charts {are also displayed: Trick riding {is prohibited.

{ Good Record : | And the school safety record is

excellent deapite the 525 cars that §

Bt. Intersection In less than half an hour every morning.

lice are simple, They are few, too, but each is designed to save

the riders: on Btay out of alleys. . Don't zig-zag, or change course suddenly without a signal, Avold trick riding, and riding

uses, for the bicycle un- hand side of the street.

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Police shudder at the mere thought of a youngster “hitching Roger Cooley. also of School 70, displays ate tow." Scott Ford knows the danger and shows why "hitching" is other invitation to danger. Good steering is ima great risk, possible when arms are loaded.

Parking Fines To Go Up—If

. Council Approves

| The cost of illegal rush-hour {parking will jump to $20 in a {few weeks if an ordinance to be {submitted to City Council tomor-|" row is passed. | Now $2, the fine would be boosted in an amendment to the “cafeteria court” law in action! planned by Mayor Clark and the traffic officers of the city. Not only will rush-hour park-| ling be more costly, but a routine {overtime sticker will bite deeper

two months after The Times re-|

vealed first the proposal of Mayor| pe Clark, Traffic Engineer William Versatile—Practical—Beautiful

Bilby and police traffic chief ay : . this Charles Hymen dress 'n’ jacket ensemble in

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double blayelen with Head lights Scenes like this flash through the minds of police officers when they see bicycle rules violated. [Basta Attorney Rufus Kuyhend- Tropi-Kool, finen-textured rayon that's crease- and tail lights, and a horn or bell, and Proper riding can save a | life—yours. : A | Gn soil-resistant, color-fast. Tri-color pockets, pearl- ,* : Chickenpox Puts Off centered buttcns. Cornflower blue dréss with pink Obey traffic officers, stop signata GOFMans to Fly Again Youth ntenced For False Alarms Super-Duper Highway | Jacket, navy with red, chartreuse with navy,

hicle, sub iu . po 8. syblest to signals and rules and signal lights, as motorists do. BONN, Germany, Apr. 5 (UP}| , 47.vear-old boy was sen- set alarms on the South Side’ FALL RIVER. Mass, Apr. 5|

Safety studies show nearly ait hitch on to another TY Whe rings havelienced to Indiana Boyy Sefiool Mar. 27 and Apr. 3. (UP)—Two brothers with chicken pink with navy, ratural with caramel. eycle-accid hl pe a "nd yesterday for sounding two false Arrested three times before on pox are holding up construction : . le ston dent Seaths 8 Feanylt from Ride single file on busy inter:of thar, ‘Will begin operating fire alarms despite warnings from (ne same charge, te was re-| x part of the oH River-Boston | Sizes 10 to 20 and 124 to 22%. . Others are from falls vehicle. (sections, GS & new civil passenger airline be- juvenile Court authorities on jeasted twice to his parents. The superhighway. | At School No. 1 : 1. Keep alert for vehicles drivenifore the end of this year, trans: | previous offenses. third case against him was, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Doh- SECOND FLOOR Bti-&-Matoty 0. 70, 510 BE. 44 of alleys, side streets and|port minister Hans Christoph See-| Fire Capt, Hallle Shearer, testi- |gmpned when he agreed to ‘pay|erty’s home was scheduled for program directsd h Ing places. 4 maid. > : {fied in Juvenile Court the boy had tne fire department the cost of razing last week to make way! Mail and Phone Orders Filled. PL. 3507 ——— ' {the false run. He never did. for the road when their 5-year-old oll. an Bue

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