Roosevelt Standard | 1936-08-06 | Page 16 | Speed Did This

S aeed did ehms rz 4 k F le F I 1 F e in n the eld I 1 i I 1 OPEN K ta XZ A tr 41 A A e 2 aemcia sen ci out the rear window excessive speed on the highway always manifest itself in the usual type ot of smashup the mass ot crumpled stadt and splintered wood that one s aa za so often pictured in the newspapers sometimes speed chooses odd almost unbelievable bays of 0 striking back at those who ho defy the laws ot safety the stone shown in the top photograph weighs more inore than seven pounds and was thrown by a passing car to lift it up to windshield t height the machine which threw it must have been moving at t a high rat rato 0 Q ol 01 i speed eeb the cr car through which it passed must also have bp b P moving rapidly tor for tile the pierced the non glas windshield killed a passenger it 11 the front seat and knocked an mccu pant of 0 the rear seat unconscious and then continued on its was through the non teal window it takes more than ordinary force to puncture such glass even with a 3 seven pound stone it takes force akin to that generated by tornados which have hava been known to drive straws deep into trees it 2 speed