Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1937 — Page 10

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PAGE 10 ‘Smart Alecs’ and ‘Show Offs’

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Blamed for Traffic

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Oct. 14 (U. P.).—The National Safety Con-

8ress is exploring the automobile driver's mind, where most of the wrecks originate.

Alan Canty of Detroit yesterday classified “problem” drivers, into

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

DEMAND PROBE OF NAZI GROUPS

THURSDAY, OCT. 14, 1987 ethical "asi veniivie STAVE REVENUE UP TS Ye EO AERO 10 MILLION IN 1937

Internal revenue collections in Indiana for the first quarter of the fiscal year showed an increase of 810845625 over the corresponding period last vear, {t was announced by the collection office today Total for the July, August, and September last vear was $18,100,«

| areas in urban centers and have | greatest menace to traffic Jaw en- | focused attention upon the environ- | forcement. | ment as causative factors. | “The most injurious thin out | “We should give more attention | 0 BE (HINEOUS EhiGE abou Problems to the vouthful individual. Most of | 'his abominable practice is not so ** us are concerned with drivers who much the fact that it breaks down ! the law enforcing agencies. but

are violators, We appear at the A Wie ouD Has Scared rather that many people, knowing and try to find out why. e : A . not attacking the problem at its they can without question evade the source. | consequences of the misconduct, acTicket ‘Fixing’ Second "quire an artificial feeling of being

among 60 persons who today as-|munist witnesses’ sailed procedure or the Special Leg- | or islative Commission inquiring into 3 h | radical activities in Massachusetts. of ‘which is clearly guaranteed by | Fear that the investigation of our Constitution. This kind of in- | communistic activities might con. Quiry elicits from witnesses no insume so much of alloted funds that | formation whatever concerning ac. investigation of “more immediately tual subversive activities. alarming Fascist and Nazi activities “It 1s of greatest importance that will be cut short” was expressed In Nazi and Fascist groups in this the group's statement. | state be brought squarely into the “When the threat open ,, J”

College Presidents Join in Petition to Massachu- |

to American

these groups: The so-called “smart alec.” @

The “show-off.”

The selfish driver who has no regards for the rights of others The horn blower who laughs at

“What can we do about it?” Mr. Canty asked. He replied: “We | must change our concept of the |

He suggested a co-operative educational campaign by social agencies | to train the potential drivers. Judge Lee E. Skeel,

{ superior to the law.” | He said that sporadic commun- | ity safety campaigns or “police | | drives,” usually overstress one | Cleveland | phase of the traffic problem and |

setts Commission.

BOSTON, Oct. 14 (U. P.)

| “surely | more

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| democracy is considered,” it said, | Fascism and Nazism immediately alarming { does any Communist activity which has so far come to light.

seem than | President

25090, as compared with 85.82 for the same quarter | About, $2.800,000 of

Signers included President Danjel L. Marsh of Boston University, Karl T. Compton of Massachusetts Institute of Technol-

[ not levied last vear, but | ORY, and President Everett C. Her-

the gain | to the Social Security tax which was large ine

$28,945,» in 1937, is due

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