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Evening star., 1937-06-11

press presidential
the the "of the
important functions He is secretary Secretary Mcintyre
unnamed confidential tasks
mystery depened untahomabe Inquiries
a
Had the President secret the R. F. c.?
Hohum. Just Trotsky hidden from the World
invisible telegram the gentleman 50'
heart to telephone caller
No, he
of the r. F. special
incidentally which considerable territory
with chuke he didn't
he did ong-soueht law degree December
perhaps
his and
Or maybe he simply hiding out from Representative Sol Bloom
Evening star., 1937-06-11

SVHIeWHdI pTeCdTIUuS. Ine NUM-
Der Of senior officers with a repu-
tation Of being good soldiers. who
are being canned is rapidly increas-
ing. 1t seems illogical that the
Soviet government should choose
this time to purge the ranks of the
Red armies when the services of
every able general are badly needed.
There must be something really
serious going on in the great Euro
pean-Asiatic republic for its leaders
Evening star., 1937-06-11

mittee could be people who might pos
sibly be guilty Of law avoidance, the
very thing he denounced last week in
his message to Congress on taxes.
tCopyright 1887
Evening star., 1937-06-11

The before Madrid, difficulties
Francois Bhboa
Of confidence themselves the republican
soldiers
Now the international been
The foreign element those
rest picked Spanish soldiers
Hero worship Spain be of
these considered
guards in Great Britain the Chaers Aps
utmost maintain high corps
The international bigade recently
OF 1900 American-he fighters
are hailed by the Madrid and the Valencia
The lack of good staff officers still strongly felt ast
Outside of General Miaa
of his brilliant defense Madrd
Rolo there single outstanding
governments
Despite the shipments OF
French
and front
The European chanceo
in the much advertised speech he make from the castle
OF Menburs
Danzg Diplomatic
Hitler will not do anything antagonie
about City OF Danzg They AFRAID
that something spectacular
Spain collaboration with
Frances
continues be- the becoming ripe
Hitler to show his hand in that section of the world.
Evening star., 1937-06-11

or avoidance of
the Federal cor
rupt practices law
has stirred up
considerable COM
ment on Capitol
Hill.
There are peo-
pie here who are
skeptical about it,
but then there
are always folks
who question the
motives and sim
cerity of a PreSi-
dent of the United
States. For my
part, I believe the
Evening star., 1937-06-11

size (s525), suitable for factories
where they can be placed next to
the time clock, presumably (accord-
ing to the sales TALK to combat the
'isms'; small size $3.50 to be placed
on the front of the little red school
house (the donors name inscribed
thereon. 81 eXtra).
Mr.. Bloom representatives be-
lieve in testimonials. They call on
his fellow congressman with a
neatly typed letter all ready to be
Evening star., 1937-06-11

to canning their abet military
The German raests have maintained they could
because
debatabe
republic And this
hundreds additional
to indicate that 1t lance importan hos
Evening star., 1937-06-11

blllS are not lSO-
lated measures,
but add up to a
consistent pic
ture. And the
picture is Of
q tremendously
centralized gov
ernment, with a
power and au-
thority vested in
the President,
not far from
equal to the
power and au-
thority vested in
Mussolini or in
Evening star., 1937-06-11
BY DOROTHY THOMPSON.

TN THE midst of the oppressive
Washington heat, the present
Congress is being urged to pass
4 without delay a series of bills,
which, if they go through, will change
radically the entire structure of gov
ernment in the United States. These
Evening star., 1937-06-11
What's S Back of It All
Mysterious R. F. c. Office Occupant, Who Receives
White House Messengers, Arouses Speculation
BY H. r, BAUKHAGE,


yTIEN the syndcaes
Trotsky he and
" " be hiding of in Turkey
correspondent solved the
mystery from his
He waited until he good and ready
commissar, care Constantinope P S. He his story
certain members Finance
poraton gradually activities
hare been been seetino curiosity
identity OF the occupant Office
The doors front and side, kept locked
senoers from the White House
But nobody who knew, if he knew would
Hal mumued the suspicious, another Corcoran
(Ihomas
of the White
Long and patient revealed mysterious
Evening star., 1937-06-11

stranger had a name. A somewhat
uncommon name and one quite
prominent in White House circles.
1t was Kanee. pronounced Scotch,
as in "canny,' but really Irish in
origin.
Mr.. Kanee is very close to
the President. In fact, he sits
right at the corner of his desk
during press conferences, and,
with incredible speed and unques-
tiOnahle acCuracN takes down in
Evening star., 1937-06-11
This Changing World
Congress- Recent Neutrality Law Has Had One Good
Result-It Prevented War, Reports Claim
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

most O. ss-the done
According Hitler the
Valencia
% but he
not succeed he the Furer attention
beLigeren
1Dould be automatically.
formal
Roosevelt proclamation
Evening star., 1937-06-11

HE opinions OF the 1Driter this o1Un not
necessarily The Stars. Such opinions presented
The Stars effort to all sides OF questions
readers although such opinions be contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
Evening star., 1937-06-11
One-Man Rule
Result Shown
in Sales
Explanation of Auto
graphed Book Selling
Stirs Comment.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE,

1@HE official explanation that
President Roosevelt signed his
name to a lot of blank sheets
Il of paper and did not know his
autograph was to be sold by the DEM
ocratic National Committee as a
means of raising funds in evasion of
Evening star., 1937-06-11

the various provisions of the law
and these would have hurt Ger
many incomparably more than
they could have hurt Spain.
So Hitler gave up, ordered his
fleet not to proceed to Valencia
and decided to lombard Almeria
as a reprisal for the bombing OF
his pocket battleship.
Observers recently returned
from Spain say that there has been
Evening star., 1937-06-11

tCopyrisht, I937.)
Evening star., 1937-06-11

HARVARD nurtured the old deal
y and the new era-the one
which got sidetrack cked while
back-as we'll as the New
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-01
Miss Moten Rich In
Artistry; Quack Club
Scores Another Hill
BY S. Edward Gilbert

Miss Eta Moten. n pleasing and
attractive m4izo conlalto. who in
q few short years has established
herself unquesrianab'y MS one If
the foremost concert artists of
the day, presented a recital Thurs
day evening at the Central high
school.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-01
MARRIED.

On Thursday, April 22nd,
Benjamin Il. Austin and Alice
Parks were quietly married at
the home of The BRIDE aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Beasley, 2l23 Grace street. The
charming home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Beasley was crowded to
its capacity 10 witness the
sacred ceremony which was
solemnized by Rev. NJ. X
Curry, pastor of Zion Baptist
church. The bride was beauti
fully gowned in a dress of blue
eontrasted with pink slippers
jewelry and gloves. She wore
a lovely corsage of pink and
white sweetpeas. The groom
was dressed in conventional
black. Standing with the bride
and groom were Mr.. aud Mrs
Neal Johnson, sister and broth
er in law of the bride. With
the closing of the ceremony
relatives and friends extended
congratulations and best wish
es for their happiness. Follow
ing the wedding, a reception
was held for the many friends
of the young couple at which
time many gifts were received
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-01

When it comes to the amount of
soul and artistry and intelligence
and attributes which go to make a
great singer, she displays far more
than any artists that have been in
Omaha
The concert was q striking ex-
ample of the harmony into which
both races can be brought by g
distinguished member Of one.
The concert was likewise an
achievement from the stricdy mu-
steal standpoint Miss Moten dis
played uncommon artistry and feel
ing throughout her program.
The songs most highly anticip-
ated by everyone, the Negro Spirit
ual came in a group at the end Of
the program. In this Miss Meter
seemed altogether oblivious of the
audience.
The Quack club scores another
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-01
Gregg A. Williams And His
Joyland Revelers Now At
The Harlem Night Club

Gregg A. Williams, chubby
cornetist and popular orchestra
leader, has moved into jim
Bells Harlem Night Club with
an entire new aggregation OF
music makers. Already a host
of lovers Of night life are ac
cepting Mr.. Williams and his
band as a bunch of hot swing
sters and fully capable of fol
lowing in the footsteps of the
renowned Red Perkins who re
Gently went on the road. Sup
porting Mr.. Williams and his
band is a red hot floor show,
featuring Marva Taylor, Geor
gia Watkins and Leonard DIX
on, three fascinating dancers
who sparkle in modern rhythm.
Mr.. Williams new aggrega
ton is composed of Leroy Ben
net, Percy Walker, Mrs. Hazel
Williams, Eddie Hammond,
rhythm section; Al Abney, IL.
Il. Horn, Douglas Blaekman,
reed section; Sylvester Freals,
James Green and the old mae
stro himself make up the brass
section.
Swinging out in front is the
personality king and queen,
Winona Harris the Cab Gallo
way of the middle west and
Miss Dorothy Bell, the girl with
the million dollar smile. Snoop
ing Ground as it were, | have
been informed that there Is to
be q. complete change of floor
show at the Harlem beginning
with Friday.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-01
Flush POisOns From
Kidneys and Stop
Getting Up Nights
BE HEALTHIER, HAPPIER
LIVE LONGER

When you can get for 81 cents a
supremely efficient and harmless
stimulant and diuretic that will
flush from your kidneys the waste
matter, poisons and acid that are
now doing you harm, why continue
to break your restful sleep by get
ting up thru the night.
Just ask your druggist fer Gold
Medal HARLEM Oil Capsules-but
be sure and get GOLD MEDAL
right from HARLEM In Holland.
Other symptoms of weak kidneys
and irritated bladder are backache,
puffy eyes, leg cramps, moist palms
burning or scanty passage
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-01
SOC T |
AFFAIRS

Mrs. Beulah Madison of Sioux
City, Iowa, is the house guest
of Mrs. Elsie johnson and fam
ily of 2619 Decatur street.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-01
Miss Theopal Ross Honored
On 10th Birthday

The spacious and beautiful
pavilion of Fontenelle park,
was the setting for one of the
most lavish parties Of the sea
son on Tuesday night when Mrs.
Elizabeth Simmons, 2226 Bur
dette street, celebrated the ma
tai day Of her charming neice,
Miss Theopal Ross.
Miss Ross who is a member
of the Modernistic Maidens
club, a student at Central high,
and president of the Y.W.C.A
Girls Reserves, was attired in a
beautiful black dress that i'll
deed blended with her youth
full face of 16, partly hidden
with flowing curls.
Some 200 youthful guests
were present to wish Miss Ross
many happy returns and to EN-
joy a delightful evening dan
cling to the swing music of Mr..
George w. Bryant and his City
Service orchestra.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-01

Mr.. and Mrs. S: Hanger en-
tertained the JMS Bridge club
OH Saturday night, April oath.
Guests of honor were the noted
Negro poet and author, Lang
ston Hughes, house guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Il: Squires, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Dorsey Of
California. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Willis Grey who won the
ladies prize, and Mr.. ID. V. Cor
don who won the mems prize.
Mr.. w. Grey won BOBBY prize /;
Guest prizes were awarded.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-01
CARTER; JOHNSON
UPTIALS TO BE
S0LEMNIZED MAY 18th

The marriage ceremony OF
Senoval Constance Car. er, 2914
No. 28th street, to Mr.. Colbert
Johnson, 1920 Pinkney street
will be solemnized at the Seven
Day Adventist church 2760
Lake street, May IS h at 8 p.
m. Mr. johnson is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Johnson.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-01
Bargains In Homes

For Sale-Small down payments
3 rooms part modern; cash $50.
Price $6O0-baEance $500 per
month.
4 roams part modern; cash $50.
Price 5000, balance $11.5O per
asth
5 rooms modern except heat; cash
$75; price $3.50, balance 81 per
month
3 rooms modern except heat; Cash
500, price $1,000; balance $3.50
per month
6 rooms modern except heat. Cash
500. Price $1,000; balance $3.50
per month
6 rooms modern except heat. Corner
lot. Cash 80; price 1880; bal
ance $14.50 per month
7 rooms modern. Cesh $3.50. Price
$500, balance 1900 per month
2and 3 ronm apis for rent.
Many other bargains
E. NJ. Davis
Licensed Broker
2817 No. Oath st. WE 1166
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-01

An educational program, un
der the auspices of Joshua Day
id Kelly Consistory No. q, was
given at the Masonic Hall on
April beth. The program con
sisted of the history of the Ne
groMasons in the United States
and other interesting subjects.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-01
NOTICE

Mrs. Marion Quinn, Mrs. G..
e: Reynolds and Mr.. John
Smith are the only official rep
resentatives connected with the
Circulation Department Of The
Omaha Guide.
II in doubt ask for letter of
authority signed by circulation
department manager S. Edward
Gilbert.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-01

Mrs. Bertha Bell, 1851 Bin
ney street, and her father, S.
Montgomery, 1851 Lake steet,
motored to Oklahoma. While
there they visited at Tulsa, 30
ley and Oklahoma City. They
report a wonderful trip.
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-01

hoie y a costume That you must
add to your wardrobe. A two piece
sheer dress with an intere tingly
drapol 'front.' The cape and match
ny skirt can be Of light wool mater
ial, which will he very suitable for
lhoso cool q erirgs in spring and
summer. The hast alton DEPICTS The
The Omaha guide., 1937-05-01

various ways in which this cos
tune may be combined. All in all,
vou have four complete costumes
in one
Navy wi n powder blue. or this
tie: black or brown. with beige; and
gray with navy make interesting
color combinations.
La gaceta., 1937-07-29

de asistencia, deAAsrtjmie
" algeria infina .
Los adornos y edificaciones
que Sc vienen hacienda en- Ell te-
reno del antigro estadio, CONT
nan sin interruption, en- los lap
sos que permite la pertinaz cal
da de aqua.
81 programa de la fiesta cons
ia de seis importantes nlmeros
lie entretenimientos, contando
con ell bale, amenizado por las
orquestas La Tropical" y "Don
Francisco" Y la importante ca
rrera de Marathon, para damas
heavyweight, y la cual comen :
cara a las IL en- punto.
Las mesas sc reservan al pre-
cic de $3.50 con cuatro sillas v
entradas.
La entrada solamente costara
SO centavos los hombres Y 25
las mujeres.
La gaceta., 1937-07-29
AERAN DEVuELTOS A ES-
PANA POR INCORRECT
BLES Is JOVENCITOS

Londres, julio Californian
de Carmathen, Gales, que seran
devreltos a Espana 15 de los
muchachos autores de los actos
de rebeldia en- ell campamento
de Brechfa. Uno de los secreta-
rios del Comite Conjunto Ma
cional para Alivid a Espana,
Wilfred Roberts, dice que los
muchachos son de tipo correc-
eional.
"Siento mucho tener que de-
v~olverlos dijo. Quisiera dejarlos
aquf y atenderlos p~ropiamente,
pero no tenemos sitio adecuado.
De los 1926 que hemos trail
do solo 15 son malos mucha-
chos."
"Otros de los nifos estan muy
nerviosos, por la idea de que sus
faniliares han perecido, pero
sc comportan bien".
"E Comite no Sc alarma por
estos incidentes pero teme que
la mala reputation creada por
los revoltosos repercuta en- los
otros ninos."
La gaceta., 1937-07-29

Atacaron los Gigantes dura-
mente en- Ell octave y batieron
los Cardenales. Melton lanz6
por los neoyorquinos. Mel OFT
descarg6 su vigesimo cuadran-
4ular del ano. Mize tambien ba-
te6 de cuadfangular.
New York SC, 18Th, De; San
Luis 4c, 10h, De.
La gaceta., 1937-07-29

Obedece la vista de estas sim
paticaS viajsras al dsseo de pa
sar unos dias al lado de muy
queridos familiares cue residen
en- a=ts eiudad entire los que Sc
cuentan nueStros buenos ami :
COS Luis y Tito Salazar, cuya
residencia de la Septima aveni-
da numero GOT, han escogido pa
ra su alojamiento.
La familia Salazar de Naran-
JIG, cuentan ademas, en- Tampa,
con su muy querida progenito-
ra, la Sra. Dolores Hidalgo, vida.
de Salazer, y otros famaiares.
Damos la bienvenida a tan es
timadas v~iajeras, deseandoles
grata y dlatada estancia entire
nosotros.
La gaceta., 1937-07-29
MERIDA u
MA JOVEN


Hsrido ell periodista Ted Aller
La gaceta., 1937-07-29

Apron charon los Piratas srs
oportun &ades y vencieron a los
decades del Filadelfia. Jim
Weaver empez6 a laAzar por ell
Pittsburgh y lie sustituyeron en-
Ell septimo. La derrota Sc lie az
credit4al pitcher Passeau. Paul
Waner descarg6 8 hits en- otras
tantas veces al bate.
Filadelfia DC, Ion, 2e . Pitts
burgh &c, 12h De.
La gaceta., 1937-07-29
ENFERMlA LA ACTRIZ
BETTE DAVIS

Hollywood, CAL, julio 10.-A
consecuencia de una insolaci6n
ha tenido que recluirse en- sus
habitaeiones del balneario de
Carpenteria, gravemente enfer.
ma, la actriz Bette Davis.
Hace tres semanas las quema
duras del sol la obligaron a pc
dir la ayuda de I'm medico.
La actriz esta casada con Har
mon Nelson, an director do or
questa.
La gaceta., 1937-07-29

Madrid, Julio 2s-Una joven
alemana, fot6grafa de lprofe.
sion, Frau1ein Gerta Taro, resul
to fatalmente herida en- un ac-
cidente, aver, cuando un tan :
que la alcanz6. Sc hallaba la mu
chacha de pie en- ell estribo de
un autom6vil, estribo que ell tan
que deshizo.
Ell notable periodista Ted AL
len, que vino a Espana con los
voluntarios americanos, en- di-
La gaceta., 1937-07-29
EMBARGO LA SRTA. MARI
Ma CUEVAS

Al mediodia EMBARGO para
Washington, donde tiene un
empleo de confianza en- la en-
bajada de Espana, la graciosa
e inteligente senorita Marina
Cuevas.
Acudieron a deSpedirla sus
familiares y numerosas amigos.
I'm feliz viaje la deseamos a
la senorita Cuevas, por cuyo
conducto lie mandamos I'm salu-
do a Don Fernando de los Rios
y su distinguish familia.
Salud!
La gaceta., 1937-07-29
CARD u |

En- estos tiempos modernos Sc pue-
de hacsr algo maravilloso para cast
todas las mujeres que sufren de do
lores de las fnciones de la mems
truacion. Ciertss casos pueden ali
viarse tomando Cardui. Otros puede
que necesiteA tratamiento medico.
Cardui tiene dos usos extensamen-
to DEMONSTRATORS: ~ Para aliyiar in
mediatamente Ell dolor y nerviosidad
del periodic mensual; Y f2) para con-
tribuir a fortalecer ell sistema COM
pleto ayudando a las mujeres a OBJ
tener mas fuerzas de sns alimentos.
La gaceta., 1937-07-29

Y con esta nota, queridos lee
torres, doy por terminadas mis-
actividades en- este peri6dico
donde tan bien tratado he sido
por su director propietario, ST..
V. Manteiga, obedeGendo mi de
termination a la necesidad de
empiear mis- energias en- traba-
10 mas lucrative.
Hasta mas tarde, pues.
A. M.
La gaceta., 1937-07-29
De UisitG

Desde hace algunos dias Sc en-
cuentra entire nosotros una muy
respectable familia procedente
de la Habana, Sra. Modesto Sa-
lazar de Naranjo, y sus escan-
tadoras hijas, Aurora y Mia :
gros.
La gaceta., 1937-07-29
Los ~TRABASADORRS Sc O.
PONEN A "A n MU-
MCIPAL

I'm fuerte movimiento BE I'M
clio aver entire los trabajadores
americanos y Sc extendera a los
trabajadores latinos, en- contra
de la nueva Carta municipal
" sus defensores, todos slemen-
tos semifascistas.
En- una reunion celsbrada a.
yer qued6 conStituido un Conf
te americana que Sc opondra a
la Carta, compussto por w. e.
Sullivan, presidente; Charles
Silva secretario v c.. C.. Beck
tesorero.
Estiman los miembros de csc
Comite como va 10 ha dicho es-
tie peri6dico que la forma de GO
bierno por comisi6n es reaccio-
maria, ds acaparaclon del podef
en- unas pocas manos.
Ell gobierao por comisi6n,
proyectado por los autores de Ia
de la Carta, es con-
trario al derecho de los latinos
a una legitima representation.
Los latinos conscientes de su
derecho votaran ea contra de la
Carta.
FelicitaDps a Sullivan, Silva
y sus companeros por su inteli-
genie actitud.
La gaceta., 1937-07-29

de asistencia, deMMsrtimies~
y algeria infina .
La gaceta., 1937-07-29
l| Il..5
La Wrbena de les C.banos

La WrbenG de los C@baRos
Supersticioso hasta donde PEP
nitric puede la duda, me abstu
We de escribir acerca de la gran
Verbena de los Cubanos, por no
lamar la atenci6n a las nubes
que, bajas y plomizas, han es-
tado descargando sobre la ciu-
dad su bienhechora lluvia con
una constaneia mortificante.
va hoy despejado el cielo en-
parte a la bora que escribo, y
en- la esperanto que despeje mas
y quede limpido y brillante, a
nunciamos nuevamente, con la
seguridad del convencido, que
ell sabado Sc dara la gran VERDE
ma de caracter international
que anunciada tiene la Secci6n
Atletica del Cfrculo rubano, v
para la cual han hecho c~ostosos
preparedness.
Interpretamos ell sentir del
p6blico deseando que prevalez-
ca buen tempo. y que la VERDE
ma resulte como su presidente
Luis Sanchez desea, un record
La gaceta., 1937-07-29

ciembre, sufri6 lesiones leves
en- ell mismo accidente.
La Taro, una bellisima mu :
chacha, estaba acostumbrada a
todos los peligros Y era muy e.
logiada por su valentia.
Todos los periodistas extran-
jeros lamentan que su nombre
tenga hoy que ser anadido a la
lista de victimas de la guerra.
La gaceta., 1937-07-29

Los Cubs d~errotaron de nue.
vo a los Dodgers, por ell margen
de una carrera.
Brooklyn sc, 11h, De; Chica-
go 7c, 10h, De.
La gaceta., 1937-07-29

ONE SROR
STATION. - 1009 SEPTIMA
AVENIDA, Telefono Y 1919.
a plazos, baterias y ARE
CLOS mecanicos- Los mas quis :
quillosos duenos de automobiles,
son nuestros marchantes. iDe-
nos listed una pruebai
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-28

to collect more fines, impose more
jail sentences and try more neg
ligence cases.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-28

cially stop signs.
In my opinion, anything, every.
thing, which reduces reliance on
the present unsatisfactory right
Of way statute will be q great
help.
There is a war in our streets to-
day killing more Americans than
did the World War. We must
mobilize the resistless power Of
public opinion. Only In that way
will the slaughter be stopped.
The Governors commission Is the
nucleus Of mighty army.
Forward marchl
Mr.. Burrows
Few drivers Of automobiles stop
to realize that in operating the
car they have the guidance Of q
machine weighing one or more
tons, or that the automobile may
not be perfect mechanically, or
that the highway may not be
free from defects, or that there
may be animals or people on 1t
who have right to be there. It
is the unexpected that usually
causes accidents. No one Is safe
in assuming that his car is per-
feet or that he Is the only one
on the highway. A blowout, an
icy spot, an animal coming sud-
denly In the way, child cross
ing the street innocent Of any
danger, q thoughtless person go
ing heedlessly across and FREE
quently In the face Of stop sig
mails, all Of these things frequent
ly happen and so quickly that the
driver does not have a chance,
owing to the speed he is going, to
avert an accident. Where the
negligence lies Is Of no moment.
There is a bad accident. Posi-
bly, lives are snuffed out and the
driver at least has the terrible
pangs Of knowing that he par
ticipated. AS ever. it is the pace
that kills.
Judge Calhoun
In the face OF the record, one
cannot help but wonder how far
penalties, however severe, or OBJ
ject-lessons, however dramatic,
are really getting at the root of
the problem. The law may be
enforced: our sense Of justice may
be satisfied. But how much safer
is the public?
I do not believe there Is any
easy solution. But 1t does occur
to me that the situation demands
thought, effort and legislation d.
rected to the elimination of the
unsafe driver as well as to meth
DDS OF Furnishing him after some
one has been hurt. Specifically,
such an approach to the problem
calls for double program:
/. Train safe drivers. This i'm
plies compulsory education in Sec
ondary schools, both In driving
technique and safety rules.
2. Get unsafe drivers of the
road. This means more careful
and more frequent Investigations
Of the fitness of license holders
and applicants for licenses, as
well as prompt and effective ac-
ton when unfitness has been
proved.
No such plan can be devel-
oped or made effective without
the fullest support and co-opera-
ton on the part Of the general
public. If we, as citizens and as
parents, believe in 1t and will
work for 1t, the results are GER
tain. If we are Indifferent, there
is not much to be done except