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Show 9WWWW Calf IsOut For DRIVING ON WRONG SIDE ROAD American Legion Baseball Players ' KILLS MANY ON ball players (they had to be 17 Type from 14 to 16 January and 1. 1952 are eligible to play urged to try out Those Interested should contact D. M. Mason, phone 34 or C. Henry Nielsen, post office. b Hw tfi original Drivers who travel on the side of the road once too cause more than 5.000 deaths and over 100,000 injuries every year, and frequently lose their own lives or are seriously hurt themselves In accidents which occur because they Ignore the ipainted life lines of the highways," the association of Casualty and Surety Companies said today. wrong often Listing driving on the iwrong side of the road as one of the highway leading causes of deaths and injuries, probably ranking third after speeding and drinking-and-drlvinthe Associations accident preven' tion department said this dangerous practice apparently is on the Increase and urged drivers to make It a rule never to cross solid traffic lines. nl Schnappi, nod in 1935. lit Of at itimu-laN- About one of every six traffic deaths and more than one of every seven injuries Buffered in Haver and rich bouquet era absolutely unequalled. There b no substitute far Schranck'l Peppermint Schnappi. . J highway accidents last year were caused by drivers who ventured onto the wrong side .of the road, according to Thomas N. Boate, the 'Associations director of public safety and acting manager of its accident pre- - DAY vention department. Three years ago, he pointed out, deaths from this cause totaled about 3,400, or 1,600 fewer than an estimated toll of more than 5,000 fatalities last year. Injuries resulting from drivers going on the wrong side of painted life lines jumped in the about 15.000 annually same three-yea- r period, with nearly 94,000 persons injured in 1949 compared with approximately 110,000 last year. This year the toll may be even greater, he said, unless drivers generally learn to curb their Impatience and remain on the safe Scott Horsley and Arland Tingey side of solid lines on the high. . . were initiated into the Brigham City Fraternal Order of ' , way Eagles last Monday evening. Ending the membership 'A former' captain of the Penndinner was served all mema spaghetti and meat-ba- ll drive sylvania Police, IMr. Boate has bers following the rites. seen scores of tragedies that resulted from the failure of drivers to respect iwhat he terms the first line of defense of the City motoring public. Drivers who habitually repeat the serious error of Invading the rights of others driving oncoming cars frequently are killed In head-oA pair of Brigham City citizen-sailorcollisions, which also cost the tive duty. Edgar Richardson and lives of members of their familBoth are members of the 1250th earnRichard Mantlow, recently ies and other innocent persons, division of U. S. Naval Reserve, reIn ed the navys membership he pointed out. Ogden, Utah. serve officer candidate school. Included in their training pro'As a step toward reducing the A senior and Junior at Utah gram will be two six week Increasing toll, he advised famcollege, recruises, one this summer and ily groups to Insist firmly that State Agricultural solid traffic lines be held In- spectively, they will be commi- one next summer. Their acceptviolate at all times. Any driver ssioned ensigns upon graduating ance into the ROC program in a family who Ignores safety and assigned for two years ac was based on scholarship. lines and attempts to travel on the wrong side of the road Accepted For Officer Program should Ibe rebuked by others In the car for endangering their SIP" v lives, Mr. Boate suggested, before a total mistake Is made that can bring tragedy to one or more members of the family. State and local police also I were urged to step up enforcement against drivers who illegally crass solid lines. Unabillty to judge distances at high speed is a common failat ing of drivers, particularly night," said Mr. Boate. Unfor ( tunately road lines are not iden tical in all states, but there is never any doubt when the line or lines mean:' Danger! Dont cross this line. They should always be respected. There are few surer ways to sudden death collision at high than a head-ospeed. So why risk your life l and the lives of others by driv- ing on the wrong side of the! road? It always pays to stay on the safe side of the highway life lines. Pass other cars only when it is safe and only at stretches where passing Is permitted. The penalty' of ' misjudging Edgar Richardson and Richard Mantlow distance and being caught on . . . students of Utah State Agricultural college were the wrong side of the road at accepted into the Reserve Officer program of the the wrong time is often - worse than getting a traffic ticket for navy. Treir training includes two six week cruises and violating the law. Nearly 20,000 they will serve actively two years upon graduating. deaths and 500,000 injured vic- both by the law and by his own tims in the last five years conFBI Agent Will stitute the terrible toll of those family for everybodys sake. who violate the no passing Traffic life lines mean stay on Appear In , rule. Even one life lost, or one your own side. These are two New Spy Movie Is a too body crippled high price ways, I believe, that will help to pay for such grossly bad to reduce the number of large R. Bums Toolson, Utah State judgment. fatalities and Injuries that recollege graduate, "This Is one type of driver that sult every year from driving on Agricultural should be dealt with severely, the wrong side of the road. class of 1946 is pictured In the June issue of Screen Stories magazine, in a preview of the coming movie, Walk East on . , Two Brigham Reserve Sailors Are Appointed To Reserve Officer Program :L r your slack(s) season! out protection. So mo today. 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UTAH 18 2 Piece . in erinklo crepe, im and twilL gabardine. M3 and PLAY TOGS j I in denim and , Mesh sides. ' FARMERS LlABILTTYf You cant afford io be with- delightful evening was from Box Elder 20 guests present. the by spent Box Elder high seminary and school in 1943. In September of 1943 he Joined the U. S. Marine You Save corp, and in 1944 was transferred to the South Pacific with the Fourth Marine Division. He was honorably discharged in February 1946 and has been employed at Second street General (Depot until his recent illness. At the time of his death he was a member of the Brigham City Sixth L.D.S. ward. He was a member of the American Post 10, and the Brigham BY CASH City Civil Air Patrol. He is survived by his parents and CARRY! and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bergstrom, all of Brigham City. Also one brother, Captain Airus E. Bergstrom, stationed in Labrador with the U S. airforce. MESERVY Time and place of services will be announced later . -S- ATTENTION I lv n f FARMERS DO YOU HAVE ton. A ed since. He graduated y CATALINA Brigham City. Utah Wednesday. May 28, 1952 Members of the birthday club Thursa enjoyed Billie Merle Bergstrom, 26, died at 10.05 a. m. in the Salt day evening, May 22, at the Lake veterans hospital after a heme of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne five year's illness. Owens dn Corlnne. The occasion He was bom in Los Angeles was the birthday anniversary of August 30, 1925, the son of Evan Mrs. Mae Redelings and a goA. and Jane Wheatley Bergstrom. He was reared In Los Angeles un- ing away party held for Mr. and til 1933 when the family moved Mrs. Jim IReed who have moved to Honeyville and later to Har- to Ogden, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe per ward. They came to Brigham Owens who will leave soon to City in 1938 where he has resid- make their home in Washing. pat MEMORIAL -- I S. HIGHWAYS BOX ELDER NEWS PAGE EIGHT! 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