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4:45 Club 1230 & Weather
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KMED Presents
Three Star Extra
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5:15 Bill Stern
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5:45 -Frank Goss
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Hotel For Pets
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8:15 Lowell Thomas
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Let's Go To Town
Man on the Go
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by Elsie
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Thursday, February IB. 1958
The Medical Roundup
Persons Who Hava
Auto Accidents
I am getting discouraged over
the daily and hourly injunctions
I hear over the radio to "drive
carefully" so
as to cut down
on the number
of fatal acci
dents. I should
think the radio
a n n o u n cers
would, get dis
couraged, too,
because their
pleading is
i i - j i i
naiter Alvarez Having SO luue
effect. During the Christmas
week-end over 500 ' men and
women and children were killed,
and I do not know how many
more were maimed and dis
figured and left handicapped for
life.
Now I hear that last year
37,000 were killed on our high
ways. If we men and women
were to see those 37,000 laid out,
smashed-up, bloody and dead, on
two or three football fields we
could hardly stand it. If, during
a war we were to hear that 37,
000 of our boys had been killed
in a tattle, we would be appalled
and angered, but because these
auto deaths are taking place
every day, and we individuals
seldom see a fatal accident, we
say nothing, and we do nothing
really curative.
What is . worse, if our judges
were to get .tough, if they were
to take the license away from
every repeatedly drunken or
criminally negligent driver, and
if they were to punish him
severely when he comes in
drunk again and driving without
a license, we would not back up
the judges. We would let some
politician interfere ' and plead
leniency for the driver. We
would let the man get back in
his car so as soon to kill some
one else.
As I write this I hear over
the radio of men being brought
into court with records of sev
eral arrests for drunken driving.
One such man had a pocketfull
of summonses for infraction of
the laws" of the road. He hadn't
bothered to answer them. I was
hamv to see that this time the
kludge got angry and sent him to
jail for a while but I 'think he
left him his license so that when
he gets out he can start wreck
ing cars again.
Time To Stop Pleading .
I think it is time that we in
America stopped pleading with
people who do not listen. In
stead we should get : busy on
some constructive measures.
First, we should realize that the
people who need most to reform
are not of the type who will lis-
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8 30 Let's Kick It Around
8:45 Talent Time
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9:30 Ford Theatre
10:00 I Led 3 Lives'
1030 Best Theater
11:30 The Clue
12:00 News
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12:00 Matinee '
1:00 Garden.Home & Farm
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2:45 Val Rogue Camera
3:00 Feminine Fancies
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430 Uncle Bill's Show
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ten to our pleadings or will case
a hoot about them. Let us get
that clearly in our heads. The
trouble with most of us in -this
world is that we were not
trained to seek out the facts;
then to face them resolutely, and
then to do something really con
structive about them. '
What we need first is a diagno
sis. What are the people like
who are causing the accidents?
Let us go. with Dr. Alan Canty
into the fine court in Detrojt
where often the judge asks a
corps of trained psychiatrists to
tell him what is wrong with the
man who keeps coming back
again and again with a ticket for
speeding thrcfugh the business
district, going through a stop
light, making a U-turn on a busy
fiighway, or crashing into other
cars. ' -
The following sentence taken
from an address by Dr. Canty
tells us most of what we need
to know about the causes of our
37,000 deaths a year. As Canty
said, "In one instance, an exami
nation was ordered for a com
mercial driver who had been
ticketed oh more than 200 occa
sions. His operator's license had
been suspended, he had been
placed on probation, but con
tinued to drive without a
license."
; What an indictment this is of
the weakness and futility of
some police courts! Did the judge
really think that probation
oroxox
We don't suppose it's
any secret about how you
can get Roseburg Chan
nel 4 on your TV set. :
Strap a set of rabbit
ears on your head and sit
on your roof with your
nose pointing at Roseburg
and your, back pockets
po i n t i n g at Galveston,
Texas. . .' . .
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it
would Interest in the slightest a
man like that? Doubtless the
kind judge did not want to take
the man's means of livelihood
away from him, but surely the
people of Detroit had a right to
be protected from his depreda
tions. They had rights, too. More
judges need to remember that
our citizens have a right to be
protected from the man who is
a confirmed and habitual crim
inal and will never work at any
thing else.
Start of Trouble
As Dr. Candy said, much of the
trouble starts when a man' who
should never drive is granted a
license. Obviously, in ' large
cities the men who grant li
censes are not well qualified to
examine into the fitness of pros
pective drivers, and they are not
much interested in doing this.
What has fascinated me is Dr.
Canty's discovery that perhaps
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who is bad enough 'to be locked
up, there are many at large who
are so erratic, irrational, -unyielding
and unconforming that
they will keep having bad acci
dents. Besides these, Candy found a
large number of persons who
had been insane. They had been
discharged and sent home, but
obviously, from the way they be
haved on the road, they were not
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time one afternoon. Next morn
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a broken leg.
yet safe drivers. Some of their
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to plague them.
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Chicago (U.R) A oolica in
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giving Detective Pat Tracy the
code word which set off a vice
raid Tuesday. But the tipster
forgot to mention a large Ger
man shepherd dog in the raided
flat. The dog took a nip out of
Tracy's leg.
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