The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1921, Page 19

_ SCHOOL CHILDREN'S LIVES JEOPARDIZED: NO “TRAFFIC COP” 2,100 Pupils Inadequately Pro- tected at Broadway and 169th Street. Business men in the vicinity of| Broadway and 169th Street are in fear that a little boy or a little girl] will have to be killed by an automo- bile at that cross: lice Department portance us a t though Public 2 2100 pupils, most of whom live west | of Broadway, is at 169th Street and Audubon Avenue, the Broadway crossing is often unprotected whlic| the children are crossing and at aut} times the protection is irregular. No. 169 is one of the part tie schools operating on four shifts. policeman ts supposed to be on traf- | flo duty at the crossing from 8 o'clock to 9.80, from 11 o'clock to 1.30 and from 2.30 o'clock to 4.30. liceman is assi fixed detail. Whion there i man to spare in the W Precinct he is sent to 16 and Broadway. If ull the police-| men are busy on other duties or off duty, the hundreds of school chil- dren are left to shift “or themselves. | he corner is one of the busiest But no po: | ened to the post as a ‘a police. | Street on Washington Heights and resi- dents of the neighborhood are unani- mous in the opinion that it should de a fixed traffic post from 8 o'clock | in the morning until 6 or 7 o'clock in the evening. St. Nicholas Avenuc| and Broadway join there. The routes of the Riverside Drive and St. Nich-| clas Avenue buses and the Broadway trolley cars cross 169th Street. The automobile traffic is heavy at all| times, particularly in the morning) hours, when children are going to} school, because, of the great number | of trucks laden’ with garden produce, which pass up from the downtown markets to the upper parts of Wash- ington Heights, the Riverdale sec- tion and Yonkers and bevond. “My heart is in my mouth almost every time I look out the window of my store,” said Paul Sanders, who runs a delicatessen at the corner, to an Evening World reporter. “Often, when thefe is no policeman on duty, I put on my coat and hat and go out and help children across the street. It 1s some job for a grownup to get across, at that. Other merchants in the neighborhood volunteer as escorts for the children when thera ts no po- iiceman on duty.” “There should be a stationary traf- fic post at the corner,” said James Reynolds, an architect, living at 169th | Street and Fort Washington Avenue. “It 1s a buster epot than many down- town and in Harlem, where traffic policemen are on duty all day.” Frank A, Schmidt, Principal of No. 169 School told The Evening World reporter that he has recelved no com- plaints from parents about poor traf- fic regulations, but he has assigned eight of the older boys of the achool to act as monitors on the corner and help the little boys and girls across, $< _—___> Rev. Dr. Lewin Francis Dead. GLENS FALLS, N. Y.. Nov. 8—The Rey. Lewis Francis, 1. D., pastor emer- ftus of the Kent Reformed Church, and for uv.e than alxty Years (dentifed with th ristlan mii r home, Pin- 3 ay a age of eighty-six. 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