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Show . , . , , - , , , . . , . , . , . ..4 - 4 l'ap.,,,e .. , . . , 4 , . - , - ' , t , . . , ' .. , , .. . . 1.-. , -.- The Deseret News, Salt ... ,, ..,, 1411,-- e City ; . - ,. letttatt Ncluo Q10 . 11C - Eu81)141'041 Jun. For The Constitution 01 The United ,States With Departments 01 Government Is Therein Set FOrthEOPIL One Fully Independent In hs Own Field. We SUITT?! "" - II - 15, 1150 11 of Oireulatinia Member of the Audit and nt the Associated Press; Published sites noons except Sunday. )3u-rea- ' - ' - Ro'nie. ? - ' Berlin. Tokyo Fire Prevention Week ' - Fire Prevention WeekIt-i- n urgedha civic leaders and the press throughout in promoting the entire nation will lead that measures this week, during fires and to to the prompt eli - o mitif t- increased vigilance in the elimination" of fire hazards. Experience has taught that i.- - e state-officia- .- ., . f --work-is - - - ' , Sino-Japanes- e . , -- - - - , Week are carried on for the benefit of all the people of. this country. it marks an intensive effort to awaken the Ameri: can people to the terrible loss and waste which fire leaves behind it; and to show of unusual importance at this time. Due to She rearmament program, 2ndus- trial production is on the upward curve,and the danger of fire Increases as pro-duction gains. This means that fire,' if can be a very Teal danger to our defense planC- - Araging'fire 1n one key factory might delalr for months the production of weapons which we sorely need. - The view expressed by American oservers is that it is difficult to see just from the tri- to ' what Japan expects gain 4 partite treaty. Advantages to Germany and Italy are obvious. These powers hope to prevent American paUtpacion in the ' war on tha side of Britain. They' fear American poNVer. Article' three of the treatt says: ''Germany, Italy and Japan undertake to assist one another with all political, economic, and military means if one of the three contracting' parties should be attacked by a power at 'pres- .. ent not involved in the European war or conflict." It is clear In the of Indifference as to cloak the under that ' what the trilled .States does, the Nazis are deeply perturbed at the prospect of America entering the war.. " The-activitie- s--of I - ' b- -- -- - - . agreement merely. tears thevell from situation well known to have existed for- some time. 7 - It requires intricate Industrial -- tA) -- ng ' A, A by-eve- ry ,'' 1 '., - ' Y 1 . o ., ., ' - ,,- Communtty- - hest objectives ,r--,; - - . . - Ina- - make the weapons we need to-day . In order that the defense iilans may j2move forward, all the agencies of manufacture, transportation and assem must work with precision. Special blv v precautions must also be taken against the arsonist and the saboteur as ,it is well known that there are perstins in this country who are violently Opposed to the defense programand fire is a 'handy And effective weapon in the hands of the purposeful destroyer. The urgent need for increased pub-Th- e no interest and action in lite prevention Is shown in the fact that during the first five months of this year alone, there were 53 fires each causing damage of $200,000 or more One of them took a toll of chines pact unquestionably does make German leaders feel a little stronger and a little more secure against the danger of 'American intervention, of which they have .become increasingly aware. If Hit- - r. let was as sure of winning the Battle $1,000,000 and another Of $700,000. In 1939, IS he was a few months ago, ivoldable fires caused damage to propr' he would not be calling Japan erty In the United 'States approximating the Japanese will have to be recognized $275,000,000,-- an inease over the annual at the time of the anticipated division of losses in recent years. In addition to this r , enormous spoils. lout an appalling proirty women men of and children lost number are London Recent reoprts from , others suffered pain- to the effect that the pact will ' their lives andmany , mean more Intensive and more ef- - NI injuries. Fire Prevention Week should be ob fective support on the part of Britman and served byAll, of us-;--'.tin for China against Japan. There to woman and read listen and learn. able Is reason to believe that the opening 9,,f all can be of great In the Burma Road will be undertaken, thus aid to the national defense program. Fire . making available one of the major at, an arch enemy of the public welfare. is teries of supplies to Free China, which -- rionesuffers from its ravages and 4 closed enlist in the battle should ever,one r : sistence in the hope of retaining a meas , against it.,Individual alertness and ure of Japanese collaboration- :. . watchfulness cannot fail to bring satisBut after all minor considerations, results. Do your part. Iiing the broader aims of the treaty are un- , i 1 ,. doubtedly intended to pave the way ,' , throughout the world for the As homes are crumbled and house- "new order" of force and totalitarian ty-take the brunt of the Nazi attack, holders fast. Nazi which have the already ranny - - ened the cry breaks out again: Bomb Berlin! upon the nations of Europe, and ' clamor is natural, but foolish. The are which ;the Japanese endeavoring-tWhy should we bomb Berlin? We are Impose In Asia. This . is the prospect war to kill the German not fighting-thi- s which the new tripartite pact brings into bUt to crush the German ar , people, , focus. sharp machine, of to method the Hitler , cripple . , life. 7. : C are such things as the l synthelle-olplant at Leuna and -4 great ever Heinkel and Junkers Messerschmitt, connection with the Community I . , IN We are not out to stiffen the Nazi factory. be now Cbest drive it being made, may . Will beat us by murdering deluded Gerinteresting and informative to our readers man innocents. to review some of the important activities ' of , But let Hitler know this. Every man , aid of Chest in the administration the o woman killed or hurt by his bombs, or i and relief. every child killed, hurt or frightened by , During the present year, some 800, his bombs does no more than harden our families have been given relief or special-purpose. . - ized service for health, roaterial and soWhich is to obliterate him and every. t cial needs; 1,602 veterans and enlisted men foul thing heetands for from this earth. r - , In the armed forces al,r1 their families London Daily Times. have been given care :and service; 3,459 .; transients have been provided with 17,974 Awake And i ' , meals and-4,6beds,yhile 1,532 travelers Awake and arise! oh, ye slumbering na: have received travel, assistance, medical tions! ens care, or other service; 7,524 free dental op. fling ,open their portals ' have beet. given 1,048 needy erations s again; children (this service sponsored jointly The last and the greatest of all dispen; ' by the Chest and the J. E. Bamberger . pensations -.' family); 6,123 - nursing visits have been Has burst like .a dawn on the children - made to the homes of the sick: 104 maof men. cases given care; 940 children proternity . The dream of the poet, the crown of the , Tided medical, oculist, clinical or surgical , ages, care; 140,849 d44's 'care provided depend-,- , ., ' which many prophets of Israel - - - ent and children (in coopera. ,. neglegted spake- -- - , , tion with Departments of Public Wel, . That glorious day, but a dream of old fare), 16,524 4ays nursery care provided sage's.; o f working mothers; 10,555 for Is yours oh, ye slumbering nations boys and ols given training for citizerc. awake. ..:: v and lttions, and provided recrea. ship - tional, health and character building ac.7-Lo, Israel, from his long slumber, is wakIll:Weer, 5,129 boys - and girls Provided t -: ,supervised tcampinr, 7,308 days care pro-i- t The stars and the main and the dark -. - . vided for the -- aged: 4,483voluMes of ness are gone; . "4 , avalP-Braille and over of shadow is break-Far the , vfleys t' able to blind in coopesation with the 'Pub- , 7 ing lie Library 36 t211 operations- ,on Social , r The gold of the promised millennial Service Exchange in coordinating neighr, , , dawn; 4 bony activities of the ,public and private Then lift up your voices in song and In '' agencies for families. a ,story ' These are a few of the activities and -' And let the war flags of all nations ' be furled; good deeds made possible - through the, ', - contributions to the Salt. Lake ComrnuFor truth, heaven-born- , In its beauty and '' silty Chest It la a Most praiseworthy sunglory ,dertakIng, and should receive the support' .. Itmarching triumphantly over the 1 ' of every-citizeable to, spare any amount, world. . - 'tor a- noble - THEODORE E. .. , - ,. ' Arise: 38 - ,.., The-heav- '- -- ,- 1- - -- 15 9 1 .. -- , ' , . .1:T - I - t ' ANT,4t!, - - 11.6firoVegot14 - 1 Bryn Mawr, Pa.. for separating blood plasma, commonly called serum, from the red and white blood corpuscles and using It as a 'universal" blood type for transfusion into any individual. Use of whole blood causes vico t:;::obe 'Election Outcome c- - . - ,,s , t 4 ctarris.,,. . ' .:eetli. 18.r- m . ',- . s - ,, - ,, ,i, wyk Atr-time. - - .., it ' , , ' . - . We . - &r77, - 74,-,,' -I- -- - 4", - . S ;. ' - - - U. S. LitérallyGi,siL Life Blood To 'Britahl , 4 Blood Banks, New Kind Of Serunii Makes Transfer Possible k e life-savin- ' la 1 potaancdrkt ale - 7:00-C- 111urA ' .4 g -, elate-its-impo- -- - -Bob laude Tour 11:00-CBS--Paul . 7:15-4B- CTo ny 35NBC---BasiiiStr- eet Press ' Clark - anny ' ' v. Early aku 9:30-ESL--The -- - d, "The ie 13:00-CBS- -Big 12:45-CBS-- "My thiNeeaI . wide-sprea- d - os - . I a 1111 -, .1""Cllo . , the blood types are perfectly matched. , Elimination of the blood cor , J,;,v ' , , s'i puscles, however, gives a thick Land Forces yellowish liquid which can be , stored-at.roo.13Y temperature for To Drive Foe -. pAirlD LAWRENCE d or longer without deter'. a ..e... year . WASHINOTON, Oct. It is mixed with an To Reich , oration. 46'1:11,- - ,the Gallup polls just , equal volume of salt solution , when Injected. 4)4, wo voi,SOS''' .pastolse".' , actually taken before October firstgi y . ,3) The process was - originally --,.., , DEW MACKENPE , - -,,, ',,04 to the Roosevelt candidacy may n the Red Cross for dr adoptedby vs,2 ,,...4t.: A.ssociated Press Analyst oret. 44, considered to have been very ;;; the use of plasma in accidents ' : ' ,,,i,'" Iltlymbi. , -10010.1114 hien wonder.who have '0 where and 'other. emergencies 0.,": -- . A '4'.v., , celled by developments since Oct.A. "0" the lapse of time- necessary to remarkably efficient "oiv.," "Atdit, - .......liel Inasmuch as the principal issue of find a suitable donor would At al Air Force hasn't' 0, , . g llg! ',t.s,, mean death. more energy to reprisals, campaign is whether,America is going ',Ow, . CO4': Preliminary work proved it gOov fierce ei0101;4:.0014, the that army -O. Is. , ....:".. ward off a Hitler attack,- - thi news - that bombing of London (and. I've and navy, foreseeing the possibd me Industo 'that the New ity Of a need for blood bank had sillssoquestion put ,Peal has demor,lized -the .1 .,,70-e;, "tanks" throughout the court complete trial machinery of the nation cannot but scores of times) bave adisclosure de-- .00 i "ks encouraged the Red Cross answer in England's try, -1 to-the Winkle or berstrategy-o- f industrial and to develop it. unullions nf votes' li., 7,. ' ..,.',,e' 1 :cause any may completely insure his el, , In addition to the blood military destruction in Germany. o del'!, ,,,,z,...,v, ' flow being shipped to England. The fact is that the'killing of tion. . , at the rate of about 50 quarters civilians has no military value ,:,..., . Nothing could4iave III ustrated more. ier: per week .. at least the same whatever. unless public morale amount is being gathered for use is shattered in the process.. By that par4iount - clearlyIn military and civilian eine token the damaging of I 'r I whole American defense situation than I the same Nr1 -- hallowedmonumenta-a genclea. ArteraOr':F'''. ), what 4 -- happened lathe last few dayi- Westminster Abbe- y- Berra --no t II--00--- ,,..e.'1-'...Already more than 3,600 don' ors have registered in the New has in WashingtoM Although Congress sr'. military purpose, York City area alone and have 4,,,,,r,- 141,,.091. On the contrary, civilian bomb. r Genesss:Iditobert to that effecti, Attor. . , been pouring out blood, many - lanea in the waris in P 7501 ing ,costly IL Jackson hasjust ,,,, ney at the rate of a pint every three mu. . ..4. gasoline which la so valuable as 4' 4fs, ' announced what he calls an "informal" weeks. Additional plasma banks .04,,v the to be like liquid golduand-i- n -are now being established at cannot be reruling 01 labor disputes that has brought loss of pilots whowith men Bryn Mawr Hospital; Vanderbilt who placed excepting inof the very Cônge7lat103 Ito the ranks Tenn.; rniversity, Nashville, have had long training. e of Michigan and the dustrial executives who are counted upon University tbeSo the British-havadopted University of Iowa. to peed up America's production of smart strategy of concentrating Inquiries have also been reon their attacks military, purely tanks, airplanes, pins andships. ceived by the Red Cross for and eppecially on Inobjectives technical Information on the For weeks the administration has dustrial targets like the vast ri establishment of blood banki Vtiti-WEsseAmerito the been give tudiously trying from- - hospitals, In Baltimore, Md.; which were bombed again over can people. the impression that the busN. Y.: Cincinnati, O.; Buffalo, the week-en, Memphis, Tenn.; Providence, R. iness men summoned to Washington for CRIPPLES RESOURCES and Los Angeles, Calif. the defense commission really had authoris This line of counter-attacAt present- - experiments are , ity to get things done. Now it turns out calculated to serve the double being made by Dr. Strumia at purpose of crippling the enemy? (Editor's Rotel A new kind of blood serum for transfusion will help protert Bryn Mawr on dried blood plas that when the defense commission wants Vital are built Blood banks the in akin& United States the ha and the resources and through that army nary Ma to be mixed immediately With to know about how government contracts throughout the eountry. Tiftreuerto we ekly are now going to Eng)ond in addl. of shattering the morale of the Salt solution and injected. Row this work i tion to that stored. bring tarried on is described la the for war weapons can be fulfilled if there populace. It is based on the cerfollowing 'Et:title, the final of a series ion "Health for the New Army.)" no 4 how that matter tainty, great is a labor dispute it must ask a New Deal , BY STEPHEN J. 4cDONOUGH a a country may radicalthe attorney generalfor his possess, that machine can't be WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.More than 1,000 quarts of stored made to function if the nation's opinion and he, without warrant of law, g In more than 50 blood serum will be available for Industries have been shattered. calmly announces that if the National Lathe full defense before of and end before this cities the year strategy is emphasized by bor Relations Board makes a "finding" theThis British air ministry, in an force Is mustered. adverse to the employer the latter cannot accounting of its stewardship to Another thousand quarts of literally given its life blood to Its people. More than 700 bomb. another nation. be given the contract and presumably American blood serum will be at attacks against enemy objeotkile American Red Cross, lit the veins of Engthe .pending contract cannot be . carried Ing flowing and are of the tives in a the overed MONDAY, OCTOBER 7 r army suggestion as lengthy of land's defenders thousands out. Mono to 1130 kilocycles) pamphlet. Much attention is denavy, Ls putting into large.scale flock to hospitals to Americans voted to the vital oil industry, use the process developed by P.M. America ,ran never get its defense contribute their life fluid We Love," starring N. Dr. John Elliott. of Salisbury, been ,G,eeoromtianno ootti t Grey, Donald Woods and Richout charge. yplants having of program organized efficiently by sabo-Max Dr. Strum's, and Cromwell. C., ert' heavily at. hisin the For first time ,the P.easonable Doubt." This is The American expects who drew tage. Look At America"-- .tory of the world one nation Is ndlr because el;oPtehelagialYsoltimneof of Democratic Stets defense the after the Program up study plans years Committee. cang't'il are iitnhv000ltvelo: foresaw just such a contingency in their and the News. Davie Machinery ' Theater BS Radio presents RED id to report usbmitted last year. This report bbericvaetriyonshanordt Goefromila of the Navy" starring KTWOOK for thsi z George Brent, Olivia de Rivil land. Al as newt been made public by the ad- and John Wayne. Lombardo and 'his Or. ministration and an attempt has been ohOdnoeuhptuedlyostea otof tehxipsladiihsctlosttihre chestra. made by the president himself to depre- Penny Britons why raid: starring Singleton, Arthur Lake. rt a nee. , against Berlin aren't more frequ'n' Andy. elitWheil-tondori-lior ill me TN "IOUS. FRIENDLY AtaRaw under a rain of death. 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I -ger- most effective means of insuring adequate- safeguards - against the joss ofJife , and property by The fire demon. ---7 -- W1 , - 1fonday, Octol)er' 7.. 1940 . THE week of October 6 to ,12 has been ' aesignated by, President Roosevelt' as , , 11 - , .. - - -- I - M,MaRiEnOMPI " in all German , " T recognized is ' I frankly i "' 1 quarters, and also by officials in Wash- ington, that the main purpose In bringing alliance ' ti f, Japan into the RomeBerlin-Tokythe to ' . basis reduce ' a on was military , 'd C r i the America in of European ,.. weight t 1 z.,. :14 at least to prevent that ... , weight from increasing. The longrange in-7- 4 ' ' ' ' 'trance aspect of the pact was to present r 114: : - - - Japan as an inevitable enemy In the rear, i of the United States should this country -4 ; was also decide to enter The .4 1, - ,, cause United the it that would the hope - ',,, : States to reduce its shipments of muni- 1 'I, 'tons and airplanesto Britain, because of I; :1 the increased Japanese threat. It is true that The pact was not unexpected by I t ls in Washington. , becmaiy Ti Hull. MIS expressed the thought that the .' Adopts Strategy To , 4 - .L ' e Troubled Waters 1.1?A17 " , . - 4 i . .. Credo For An American , , - I believe that democracy is a form of social and political life based upon human dignity, and faith in the. essential 'goodness of human nature, upon willingness to share in the benefits of human progress, upon respect for the sanctity of human life, upon sympathy for the aspirations and opinions of one's fellow man and equality for. the of every individual, regardless well-bein- of -- race, creed'or slass. I believe in democracy because it essentially--just40 therefore just to democracy is to survive I 'must participate actively and intelligently,in moulding its destiny. I must defend democracy, not only..against its enemies, but againstHny.own'selfish interests.. My, faith" in ,democracy demands that I recognize its imperfections, not for the. purpose of destroying it, bit In 'order to contribute my share toward Its perfection Carol 'Aronovict In ap address at Greenwich, Conn. --- -- 4.3 Reservists Are Ordered To - Journey. drama. incline Light of the 3:30NBCStory- of the O'Neills.3745NBCStory 4:00KDYLAfternoon Melodies. .News. lor the United Peems, TranAntlio. 'rhea. 4:30KDYLMusic of Now and Li- 4:40KDYLYou and Your Public Reviews. Book hrary, of Radio at 1190. 5:00NBC Three Musleal Rorneos. by 'Stand By' WASHINGTON; Oct. Navy and Marine Ordered to "stand by" reservists,. In a mobilization Order affecting 28,000 were men, expected to be noti. fled of their assignments and in the next few dates reporting News 5:15NSCEuropten e Afternoon BitintillirY. 'Mueteale. V. Kaltenborn edit's. the News. latest European 1100KDYLVoiee of the People. Flaehes by KDYL. 011KDYLNews Beidt's TreasNueva 11:30NPCHorace 5:30KDTL-4at- Cheat. 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