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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-23
BUTLER PLEDGE
LIST GIVEN OUT
Five National Fraternities
Make Announcements.

Butler university chapters of five
national fraternities have an
nounced their pledge lists, while
four others have until Wednesday
to complete their lists.
Those announced:
Phi Delta Theta-Howard Kemper
John McCreary. Tom Carr, Mig Ennis
william Hoffman, Norman Hanna and
Stephen Hadley, Indianapolis; Edward 3D.
lin, Huntingburg; Wayne Routh, Rich
mond; Robert Morrison, Carson Conrad
and Lawrence Hardy. Peru; Joseph Sui
Ivan, Carthage, Ill; Paul McClain. Shell
byville; william Horn, Knightstown; Ralph
Mecum, Quincy, Ill, and Allen Bailey
Burlington.
Sigma Cbi-William Layton, Burcharc
Carr, Ralph Moore. Tom Woodland, Robert
Walker, Jamhes Lowry, John Lookabill
Robert Pettyman. Albert Pearson and Johr
Crwaford, indianapolis; James Everline
Kansas City,, Mo-; Robert Eynatten. st
Louis: Eearle Profit. Lebanon; Belmont
Morris, st. Louis; John Walburn, Munciet
John Carroll, Noblesville, and John Nc
Reynolds, Kokomo.
lambda Chi Alpha-Tom Kelley. Lewis
Skinner. Charles Molyneaux, Richard Ober-
reich, August Hasowinkle, Jack Carr, Rich
ard Spencer and Robert Marker, Indian
apolis; Charles Felleny, Foreman; Johr
Fewby and Harold Moreland, Sheridan
Grant Wacknitz, M daryville; Harold Ne
wins, Brooklyn; William Smith, Newcastle
Marshall Tackett, Martinsville; Charles
Channon, Clinton. and Joseph thinner
man and Earl Elser, Gary.
Delta Tau Delta-Harry Weaver JACK
Quilting, Ed Campbell, George Marshall
Dick Wright. Allen Telp, Tom ReSsler
Fred Pier Robert Buschman, Ed Bowman
Herman Sweet. Joe Cahill, Phil Sweet
John Heidi, Clifford Cast. Maurice Shell
ton, Tom Isaacs, Joe Boising, John Nor
gan, Pete Peterman, Herman English ane
Jim Smith.
Sigma Nu-Allison Keeling. LIE Velle Hig-
gins. Joe Macy. Robert Ogborne. Harold
Hubbard and Robert Goodwin, Indian
apolis Ralph Myers, Danville, Ill; John
Turner. Greensburg; Dan Cameron, Tulsa,
OKLA Francis Eline. Columbus; Roger
Freeman. Winamac, and Howard Bridge
TT WaVne
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Fishing the Air

Representative Russian compositions ranging from the cheerful peas
Gnk the intensely tragic "On the
Steppe the White House orchestra
listeners the NBC system
Monday evening o'clock.
Ellington and his Cotton Club
Columbia broadcast
the Cotton Club in New York City.
The Thompkns will and discuss
through
system Monday evening 1880 o'clock.
of
example mentally physically fit under
Culture Magazine hour
to be heard overe and boadcang
interesting dranatzaon Of the
bountl-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-23
OHIO VETERANS !
LAY WREATH ON
BELGIAN TOMB
Citizens of Brussels Line
Streets to Cheer
Americans.
BY GEORGE KENT
United Press STAFF Correspondent

Gnthtu russ CtAh NVhANoFehNNhh
BRUSSELS. Sept. 23.-Memories
of the World war were brought back
to the citizens of the Belgian cap
ital today as veterans of the Thirty
seventh division, Ohio contingent of
the A. E. F., khah-clad and deco
rated, marched through the streets,
behind bands playing familiar
American tunes.
A formal reception was planned
in their honor at the city hall today,
to be followed by visit to the field
of Waterloo. Huge crowds of Bel
gianS lined the streets to see the
Americans march to the city hall,
where they were received by high
officials.
On Sunday the Americans
marched to the tomb of the IN
known soldier. Not since the Bel
gians left here to occupy the Ruhr
has Brussels been stirred as when
the Ohioans, with flags flying,
marched to the tomb to lay a
massive wreath upon the memorial
which Symbolizes the sacrifices made
by Belgium during the war.
General Jackson and Adjutant-
General A. M. Reynolds held a
wreath of gladioli and larkspur on
either side of the tomb, while taps
we're being sounded. The wreath.
laid by the Americans. covered the
tomb entirely. Pierre Huart, repre-
senting various Belgian veterans
associations, thanked the Americans,
in the name of Belgium.
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wLW 1000 Cincinnati

P, NJ ,,,o-,,
4:4o-Poliy and Anna. the Glad Girls.
530-Duro Automatics.
6Oo-Basebali scores.
6.05-HoteI Gibson orchestra.
6.I5-Tony's Scrap Book.
-Whitehouse coffee concert (N5c).
7O0-Dr. Wifco.
7.I5-OTgan.
s:oo-Marnon-Roos concert Ito
wBBM. WOR).
s30-To be announced.
9:oo-Weathe< announcement,
9:oo-Hamilton Tailoring CLUB.
9;30-Michael Hsuer's orchestra.
i0:00-Chime ReveTies.
1iOo-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
1i:30-Polly and Ann.
1900 MIDNIGHT-Sign of.
Monday
$50 P. M
Columbia Network-Ceco Couriers-Popular
music to WABC. WKRC. WCCO. WMAQ.
u P. M
NBC System-Edison orchestra. Director
Frank Black to WIZ. KDKA, WJR'
wis ps7o) chicago-string sextet,
Columbia Network-Uncle Joe and Pat to
-7:so P. M
MIC system--Motors Party to wEAF'
NBC System-Resl Folks to WIZ. KDKA,
WJR. WLW. KYW.
WIS 900 Chica9oIGham0eT sa asic. a,mv
Band to WABC. WFBM.
"a P. M
Columbia Network-Panatela Country Club
wDAF 16lo). Kansas City-Dance pro-
MIC I system1 aEssEg GGysJgff: cadman music
70 WEEaAF. WIG: WWJi ,u,,-o.,
Negro Lie to VIZ. KYW. WJR. KDKA.
$3.50 P. M
KDKA tsSo) Observation-Disclosures orches-
Hunter" to wEAF. wGY. Wwj. WON,
MIC sYstsm-Fiorito's orchestra to WIZ.
Columbia Network-Inaugural program to
WIS 1s7Oj. Chicago-Concert orchestra.
3 P. M
WBAP- 1900. IT. w9rth-Concert :.4., -
WIZ MEAf i9Ocj. &c GleSrwster-Theater of the
won c72O,. Chicago-Tomorrow's Trib.;
MIC system.Amos N Andy to wMAo.
KDKA. WIZ. WJR. KYW.
WIS c87Ol. Chicago-Popular program.
-9:15 P. M
KYW fl020) ChlcaRo-NeWS, dance music
WJR f75O) Detroit-NewS; Diensberger Or
w f1eF'' $50 Kansas City-Potpourri.
WHAM KDKA. WREN. WRC.
WMAO (67OJ Chicago-Better, English; en-
$40 P. M
WON (72O) Chicago-Hungry Five.
$50 P. M
Columbia Network-Pslais dor orchestra
to WABC. WCCO.
WDAF (6I0i Kansas City-Var.eties.
WON (720) Observation-Disclosures or
chestra; NighthawBs.
-9:45 P. M
WJR (750) Detroit-Prince's orchestra.
10 P. NJ
KYW lO20) Chicago-Dance music
WBAP 1900 Fl. Worth pianist; Oil Twins.
WCCO (9l0l Mnneapolis-St. Paul-ScoreS;
St. Paul musicians.
WENR (S70l Chicage-Variety program.
NBC System-Albin's orchestra to WEAF'
wGN i72O) Chcago-Dream Ship; Gold
kettles orchestra.
WMAO (670) Chicago-Dance music.
1870 P. M
WENR (87O) Chicago-Comedy sketches.
WSM f650l acknowledgements players.
WJR (750l Detroit-Jones orchestra.
1855 P. M
WGN C72O) Chicago-Pests Club.
WSB t740) Atlanta-Myer's orchestra.
IL P. NJ
WBAP 1900 FIT. Worth-Ma jestic Theater
WENR (870l Chicago-Vaudeville.
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EDITOR WRITES BOOK
De Paw Graduate Is Author OF
Christmas Story.
Bv Times Special

BIZ Times Special
GREENCASTLE. Ind, Sept. 23.-
DR.. Ernest Wareing, graduate OF De
PAW university, class Of 1898 and
editor of the Western Christian Ad-
vocate at Cincinnati, has published
a book, entitled THE Other Shep-
herd Boy" a Christmas story:
The volume is being brought out
by the Abingdon Press. DR.. Warelng
has written a number of books along
religious lines and has been MIN
lister in the Northwest Indiana con-
ference. He is a native OF Volga.
He holds degrees from De PAW, BoS-
ton and Ohio Northern universities.
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WON l72o, Chicago-Chapman's orchestra;
wIJJR 1901 Detroit-"Try and Stick U.s."
ILLS p. M
yDAF fs1U kansas City-Dance program.
-ll:3O P M
WLW (7oo) Cincinnati-Glad Girls.
-li:45 P. M
WDAF 800 Kansas City NighthawE
Frolic.
cNRv uo3O ancouyer-studio program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-23
GOOD OLD DAYS GONE
Grinnen College Heads Take Move
to Prevent Dates
Tn1ited Press

BIZ United Press
GRINNELL, Ia, Sept. 23-1t
Grinnell college "Romeos" want to
meet their coed friends at the foot
of the fire escape" hereafter, they'll
have to climb fifteen-foot iron
picket fence.
Designed to prevent co-eds slip
ping down dormitory fire escapes to
keep after-hour dates, high fences
have been erected around the lower
landings of all escapes. Violation of
college rules by the strategy last
year brought about the move, col
lege officials said.
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Distant Station Dial TzUisters

s:3O-Columbi Club dinner ensemble.
T:Oo-Dayrght Corner radio entertainers.
7:30-United States Army band (CBSi.
s:O0-Burns Panatela County Club lCBSl
8:30-Inaugural Buffalo BroadcaSting Cor
poration (CBSi.
o.30-Banner Boosters.
10:l5-Irish and Gordon piano duo.
i0:3o-Longines time by julius c. Walk &
Son: weather
l0:31-The Columnist.
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THURSDAY
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WSB. KYW. Gold Seal Orchestra
and Vocal Chorus (Columbia) same
network as Detective Mysteries
o0-Halsey Stuart Hour lNBCl WEAT,
VITO, WAR. WTAG WCSH, WFI,
WRC. WGYl WGR. WCAE. WV
WsAIa KY KY Tsp ESP WIZ Wd21 WY WY
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KPRC. Temple Hour Columbia :
same network as Gold Seal add
WCCO Atwater Kent Dance Or
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KDKA, WGN.
Pasternack's Libby Orchestra (NBCl
VIZ. WBz. WBzA. WREN, WHAM,
KDKA. WJR, KWK, WLW.. WHAS,
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WIT. KPRC. WRVA.
WIT KPRC, WRVA. Simmons
Show Boat Drama Columbia
WABC. WFBL. WADC, WNAC.
WIKI, WAN. WKRC. WKBW.
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BRITONS MAY ADOPT
MARKET CONTROL

State Supervision or Corporations
Is Discussed in England.
BV LHitcd Press
LONDON. Sept. 23.-State super
vision of corporations, to protect
small investors, was being discussed
widely today as a result of the
crash of the companies controlled
by Clarence G. Hairy, with a loss
Of S4O,OOO,OO0 in market value with
in a few days.
It was suggested that because OF
the great number of small investors
who lost their life savings in the
collapse of the so-called Hairy
group of enterprises, the govern
ment might form a national invest
ment supervising board.
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old IRISH songs played saxophore quartet hghhgnt the pro-
Soca Fioro and his EdgeWater bacn 1otl
gram broadcast through NBC system from Chicago MONDAY eve
ming at o'clock
uorture and Ambrose
will he heard grand opera concert 10 De
ard brOadcastlng system at '''V
oclockM Monday evening
"serenade" Strauss The BeauClu oue DI
a classical program Wfhcn Ue
Family Party will broadcast through Vlie N0O '' ~
1880 o'clock
o,bordo and will be heard during ule burn ro
o+ea Country Club station W6C ana t
evening speaker Oh r1CoA pl0
ca +h field of sports be heard on this progran
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Day Programs

WFBM O23O)
indianapolis Power and Light Company
--Tuesday-
AM.
100 to 9:00-Pep Unlimited Club.
IO:I5-Aunt Samny's hour.
IL .00-Julie WintZ orchestra (CBSl,
1915 to 12:0o-Silent.
P NJ.
l2:00-Patterns in Print (CBSl.
i2:45-Your farm reporter in Washington,
l2:55-Farm flashes from department OF
agriculture.
1:l0-Newscasting.
l:l5-Fuller-Ryde record program.
l:30-Our Book Shelf (CBS).
2:0O-U. S. Navy band (CBS).
800 to 4:30-Silent.
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HIGH SPOTS OF MONDAY NIGHTS PROGRAM

HIGH SPOTS OF MONDAY NIGHTS PROGRAM
5:3O-NBC CWJZ)-RoXy and
IA Show theatrical stars
Fesone FRANKLIN Baur; Waugh de
73o-NBC WEAF-Famy party Lewis James, tenor Blacks Or
NBC (WJZ)-Real folks.
Coumbia-Unted States Army band
a.oo-NBC CWJz)-Cabin nights, southern Negro music
-Coumbia-New Buffalo studios inaugural program
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WKBF 0400)
indianapolis Broadcasting. Incl
Tuesday
A. M.
7:00-3-Vs cheer leaders.
7:l5-Church Federation morning wor-
ship.
7:45-Early shoppers news. music.
7:55-Your birthday horoscope.
9:30-Crescent Paper: Freed radio frollc
9:00-Women'S hour.
9:20-Fashions of the day.
9:45-Standard Nut cooking chat.
1O:00-Dessa Byrd organ recital
I0:30-Weather forecast: markets.
Il ooETime signals; Sue Carolyn.
i2i5-Music with your luncheon.
l:0O--Ropers Row.
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MONDAY
Chain Programs

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WRAF. WON HoSr: T Joe and Pat CO.
b,rsbiaI same network as Coco
omit wCCO. Edison or4 S9I
,NBC) VIZ YES wBz, W WsBA' WAN WAN
KWK. KSTP, WTMJ-
United states Army Band (Colqmoia.,
sane network as .Magszine H 5.oHT1
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THIS WEEKS
BEST FEATURES
WE 3 Nj -WK BF

MONDAY
7:OO-Marott Trio
7:3o-Peerless Royal Haynans
WFBM
5:30-Opening Radio Worlds Fair.
1:30-United States Army Band
5:30-Inaugural Buffalo Broadcast.
TUESDAY
1:3o-Grain Dealers Quartette.
''So-0ivic Uplift w k91gTe-
7:oo-old Gold-Psu rn Wbttemsn Hour
9.o0-Fada Salon Hour.
9:oo-Jesse Crawford-Organist
WEDNESDAY
s:oo-Freed Radio Little Symphony.
s'oo-zin ga the Mystic
8:so-perfect circle Sf Hour.
9:00-Roy Ingraham Orchestra.
a:30-Paul Specht's Orchestra.
THURSDAY
s:oo-schubert ous SnPt
s:3o-Crystal Pep Dance Orchestra.
Collaborating Trio.
6.30-United States Army Band.
7:30-WFBM Concert Orchestra.
6:00-Temple Hour.
FRIDAY
WKRF
7:00-Rose Tire Company Bouquet.
s:30-Wilking Music Hour.
WFBM
6.00-Dageurrotypes
7:00-Studio Artists Hour.
1l;i5-Indiana Ballroom crchestra.
SATURDAY
WKBF
7.30-General Motors Program.
a:30-Uncle Sid's Revels.
KFBM
S.00-Paramount-P ublix Hour.
s.0O-Guy Lomkardo's Royal Canadians.
s.30-Roy Ingraham's Orchestra.
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WKBF 1400)
indianapolis Broadcasting, Ine.)
Monday
?. NJ.
4:O0-Classical records.
5:O0-News flashes.
5:30-Close of day music.
6:00-Questions and answers.
7:00-Marott trio dinner concert.
7:30-PeerleSs Royal Hawaiians.
8:00-Beard's Happy Brake Liners.
8:30-Frank Feeser's Hotofot dancers.
9:3o-The Joy Hour Four.
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City Stations

WFBM 023O)
indianapolis Power and Light Company
Monday
p M.
4:3O-Duke Ellington's band (CBS).
5:00-Columbia ensemble (CBS).
5:30-Oficial opening radio worlds fair
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FRIDAY
Chain Programs

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YVES W556. % %Nza: T %ARS: E1aE;
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True story, Hour (Colgmnbia) Nab, WABc'
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WISH. wNAC. WCAO. WAS. wMAQ
WKRC, WGHP. KAiBC. WSPD. WIKI,
WFBIs wMAK KOHL. WEAN.
wADc. Armour Program lNBCl
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wLW (70O) CINCINNATI
Tuesday

WLW GOO CINCINNATI
Tuesday
5:I6-Top o. the Mornin'.
6:I5-Musical headlines (NBC).
6:45-Organ program.
7:OO-Absorbine Jr. exercise program.
7:3O-Morning devotion conducted by DAD
Kershner of Y M G. A.
S:O0-Crosley Woman's hour, with mu-
sicale Cooking chat, poems, house
hold hints and instructive talks.
9:00-Forecast. cooking school (NBC).
9:30-Livestock reports.
9:40-Travel talk.
10:00-Record review.
10:55-Time signals.
II :00-Organ concert.
1l:30-Hotel Gibson orchestra.
12:00-Town and Country.
12:l5-Livestock report
IL :30-Natonal Farm and Home hour
1:00-Central States School Of the Air.
2:00-Banjo lessons.
2:15-Rhyme Reaper.
2:30-Ted de Turk, entertainers.
2:45-Angelus trio.
3:15-Woman's Radio Club.
3:30-Old Friends and Faces.
3:45-"All Quiet on the Western Front"
Tuesday,
8:oO-NPc system m, CW5 NJ D. Birds to
9:oO-Columbia Network-Ida Bailey Al
MIC sIystem-Duco Decorators to
9:15-NBC system CwEAF)-Household
Institute.
i2:0o-NBc System (centraD-Farm and
2:oO-NBC System Withdrawing melo-
dies to WJR.
2:5O-WCCO. .Minneapolis-St Paul-Min-
aOowT FsaP0hS vs. 1Rd5anSpfHlis
Toledo.
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WEDNESDAY
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CAMERON-WALkER

A beautiful wedding was that
held Sunday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Will n. Walker,
1O4 Curtis street, when their
daughter. Miss Gladys Walker.
was married to Mr.. Robert E.
Cameron of Taft, California.
They we're married in bower
of pink oleander flowers and
green ivy. The BRIDES uncle,
Judge w. A. O'Connor, read the
simple but impressive ring cere
mony, Little Virgie Walker be
ing the ring bearer; there were
no other attendants. Only the
very immediate members of the
brides family witnessed the cere
mony, her parents.-Mr. and
Mrs. Will 81. Walker. her brother
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil
Walker and daughter, Virgie, and
Judge and Mrs. W. A. O'Connor.
The bride wore beautiful
gown of white chiffon carrying
shower bouquet of white brides
roses.
After the ceremony, the bridal
party went to the home of Judge
and Mrs. w. A. O'Connor whore
the wedding dinner was served.
The perfectly appointed table
was decorated with pink oleander
and tall pink tapers.
Covers were laid for the bride
and groom, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
E. Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
q. Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil
Walker. Virgie Walker and the
host and hostess.
Miss Walker is a native of
Arizona having graduated from
the high schools of Nogales and
later from the University of Ari
zona. She taught school for
several years in Arizona and
California.
Mr.. Cameron was connected
for many years with the Phelps
Dodge company of Douglas, Arl'
zona. He is an old friend of
Judge Albert M. Sames, judge
of toe superior court of Cochise
county. He has now high Off
cial position with the Standard
Oil company. with his head
quarters at Taft, California.
The couple left Sunday even
ing for Tucson taking the train
for New York where they will
sail Friday, September %, for
Naples, Italy. for a tour of Eu
rope. .-Nogales Herald.
The border vidette., 1929-09-21
FEDERAL COURT DOCKET HEAVY

Phoenix, Ariz. = Ninety six
cases are set on the criminal trial
calaudar, Phoenix division, Oct.
II to 80, as released by the u.
S. district court clerks Office.
On no day are less than nine
cases scheduled and on six days
10 cases are scheduled for hear.
ing by Judge Jeremiah Neterer
of Seattle. Washington, who will
take the bench of Judge F.. @.
Jacobs. now holding court, on
the coast. #
Cases charging violation of the
national prohibition act lead in
number with sixty cases set.
Osher cases include charges of
false declaration, theft at an In
dian reservation, conspicuous
violation of the national prohibi-
ton act, Mann act violation, Dyer
act violations and two under the
narcotic act. Fifty one Of those
charged are in jail awaiting trial.
Others are at liberty on bond.
The border vidette., 1929-09-21
MOTORISTS CLASSIFIED

Connecticut's new automobile
liability insurance law has just
gone into effect.
Under this law motorists are
divided into five classes. The
first two classes are those who
pay the regular rates of an in
surance company and those who,
because of a good record, are
granted a reduction in rates. In
addition, the state provides three
additional classes, A, B and G.
In class A are the drivers who
have minor accidents and infrac
tions of driving rules. Their in.
surance rate is increased 10 per
cent. In class B the rate is in
creased 25 per cent and includes
drivers having more serious &C.
cidents. Glass G is for drivers
involved in highly serious and
fagrantly avoidable accidents
and calls for so per cent in
crease in the rate.
The law does not compel a
motorist to take out insurance,