The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-11
SAFE STREETS
CRUSADE GOES
ON UNDATED
Police Keep Up Constant
Vigil; SIS More Face
Charges.

Showing nc signs of abating, the
safe driving campaign which police
and municipal judges have beer
conducting since April ! continued
today with SIS arrests for traffic
violations in the last "a hours.
There were II convictions in Mu-
nicipal Courts this morning.
Walter Rolley, Is, of % E. Mime
sota-av, was knocked from his BIZ
cycle today by a car driven by &c
Argo, SIS Warren-av, on Belmont
av one-half block south of Wash
ington-st. Several of Mr. Rolley'S
teeth were Knocked out and he suf
fered cuts and bruises. He was sent
to City Hospital.
Drive Special
The Indiana Motor Traffic ASSo-
citation, Inc, gave special considera-
ton to the traffic drive at it's lunch
con today IN the Antlers. The part
which truck drivers and operators
can play in the campaign was out
lined by Sergt. Edward Moore of the
police accident prevention bureau
The association plans to send safety
instructions to all its members.
The arrests included; Failure tc
stop at a preferential street, 16;
oisobeying an automatic traffic sig
nal, IL; speeding, Z; making prohib-
tive left turns, 5; improper lights, s,
improper license, improper parking
and no drivers license, 2 each, ano
drunken driving, open muffler anc
driving through safety zone, each
Mrs. John Order, AZ, of 2025 West
View-dr, suffered head and body
decorations last night when the auto
in which she was riding with hel
husband was struck by Pumpel
Truck No. Il at Kentuck-av ano
Maryland-st. Mrs. Crider was sent
to City Hospital. The auto was
wrecked.
Burglar Suspect Trapped
The traffic drive contributed to
the capture last night of suspect
sought for questioning in connec-
ton with a burglary. Police arrest
ed George Williams, %, Negro, 261e
Rader-st, alias George Williams
alias Sugar. alias Goldfish, after he
was alleged to have driven through
red light at 30th-st and North
western-av.
Police claim that Williams had
no drivers license but attempted tc
pass off one sold to another. He
was charged with no drivers license
disobeying an automatic traffic
signal and vagrancy. 1t was later
discovered, police said, that he was
wanted in connection with bur-
glary.
Two men face charges of vag-
rancy and perjury in connection
with alleged switching of license
plates. They are Orville Shiel. %
of 628 E. Michigan-st, and William
Knowles, 25, same address. The
men are alleged to have shared one
set of license plats. They are hello
under $500 bond each.
Train Victim Improved
Elmer E. Brown, SO, Nonlesville
was held on charges of drunken
driving, disobeying an automa il
traffic signal and failure to STOP
after an accident last night after
his car collided with q truck al
Both and Illinois-sts. Police sale
that Brown fled after the crash anc
that they found him in a car wait.
ing to have his auto repaired.
F. H. Bell. 1925 Pleasant st, in
jured yesterday when his auto was
strLck by a. Pennsylvania railroad
ssenger train at the Pennsylvania
railroad and Franklin-rd, was recov-
ering in City Hospital today from g
broken arm, shock and cuts. His
condition was described as fair"