Springville Herald | 1953-04-23 | Page 2 | Springville Cars to be Scotch-Taped in Junior Chamber Safety Move

Springville Cars to Be Scotch-Taped In Junior Chamber Safety Move In an effort to add their bit to make night driving driv-ing safer, the Springville Jaycee Club is planning to place a one-inch strip of Scotch light tape on the , bumper of Sorineille cars. They expect to begin the work Monday at 4 p.m. and are inviting car owners to drive to the police station, 65 South Main street, and have the aluminus tape placed on their car. A small charge will be made for each car. The Scotch tape which reflects a red illUminous light at night, has proven an effective safety device de-vice and everyone should take ad vantage of the Jaycee project and have their car taped, according to Bill Averett, president of the sponsoring spon-soring club. Time might be saved if car owners would contact committeemen committee-men and state the time theycan be at the police station. In charge of the project are: Scott Bertelsen, chairman; John Wightsel, Bud Schardine and Blaine Ostler. V " A I HEADS UN . . . Dag Hammar-skjoeld, Hammar-skjoeld, Sweden's minister of state, was voted United Nations secretary general by the security council. He succeeds Trygve Lie. f "1a1 4.ljlA JET ACE . . . Col. Royal N. Baker Bak-er of McKinney, Texas, became top jet fighter pilot when he knocked down his twelfth MIG in air combat over Korea.