Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-09-19

THIS WEEK
Highway Safety Month
Universal Draft Wanted
Nazis Warned Against Jews
Strikes and the Lord

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Governors Of forty-three states
join in proclaimlng September
Street and Highway Safety month"
States issuing the call possess
twenty-one million of the nations
automobiles, and they average TWEEN
ty-slx thousand seven hundred
deaths from automobile accidents
annually. The nations grand to-
tai" is thirty thousand five hundred
such deaths.
Details wired by Mr.. G. d. New
ton Of Hartford, Conn.,, show that
this year thus far deaths from au-
tomobile accidents are running 20
per cent ahead OF last year, mean
Ing probably thirty-six thousand
deaths for 1884.
Secretary Of Commerce Roper,
chairman Of the national conference
on street and highway safety, urges
concerted action through the nation,
and there is certainly need of 1t.
The increase In deaths, unfortu,
nately, indicates Increasing reckless
ness among Americans. and. more
unfortunately. increased reckless
ness In drinking.
The New York State American
Legion demands a new law that
would give government the power
to draft everybody In case of war.
with power to control all manufac-
lures, railroads, etc. The national
government assumed all those
rights and powers last time, and
would do so again without any spe-
cial law.
Many would advocate a law for
bidding any wholesale CONSUMPTION
OF American youth or cash without
a preliminary vote, allowing the
people to express their opinion.
Rudolf Hess, chosen to succeed
Hitler II the Lord should take the
chancellor, warns members of the
Nail party not to employ Jewish
lawyers. recommend any Jew for
official Of other positions, and Nazi
party members must not associate
publicly with Jews. That should
suit self-respecting Jews, If some of
the things that Chancellor Hitler
said concerning the moral charac-
ter Of Nazis recently executed by
his order are true.
Northern strikers of the hard
boiled, herman type" may cry
Crisis !" reading of a strike meet
ing In North Carolina that turned
into a religious camp meeting with
prayers and loud cries of Amen"
MIR. Lawrence, eloquent strike lead
er, telling his followers, Trust In
God, for he Is with US. as he Is
with all those whose cause Is just"
Scoffers may remember that
also prayed and took the
Lord for his partner on all occa-
and what he did to privilege
and power was a good deal. He is
one man that never lost a battle
he cut Off the kings head, and his
enemies feared him long after he
dead.
The eloquent Mr.. Lawrence told
his strikers, 1.-THE first strike on
was the strike In which
Moses led the children of Israel out
Of slavery, from Egypt" The first
some would say, is described
by Milton, telling Of Luclfer and his
attempt to rule in heaven. Others
would say that Eve was the first
bored, with no one but
Adam to talk to, delighted TO meet
the serpent, although she was sorry
and wished she had not
against the rule concerning
the forbidden tree.
Another courageous flier, Douglas
was killed while striving to
win the Thompson trophy race at
just after he had broken
another record. Col. Roscoe Tur.
ner. who recently again broke the
to Atlantic record, won the
trophy.
Davis, a modest young Georgian,
Just before his death had beaten
the land speed record, going above
BOG miles an hour. He will be con
tent to have that record engraved
On his tombstone. Wedell, who set
the previous record, was killed re
trying to do better. This coun-
try has many brave fiers.
Unavoidable things do hannan AL