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Show THE JOURNAL JUKI s lu-a- i CAR ACCIDENTS TO BE TOPIC OF CONFAB holding panel heliums to determine what can be done to reduce accidents on the highways is the Group, the chairman of which is Charles B. Shuman, president oi the Illinois Agricultural WASHINGTON, D.C. Rural areas of the United States will be Association, Chicago, and a director of the American Farm Bureau major proving grounds for a nationwide attack on automobile ac- Federation. cidents, it lias become evident in Other groups whose sessions are the discussions at the White House being held here concurrently and Conference on Highway Safety, their chairmen are: Public officials, which convened here Wednesday Governor Dan Thornton of Colo-lad(Feb. 17.) Business, Harlow II. Curtice, President Eisenhower opened the president, General Motors CorpoConference sessions, stressing the ration; Media of Public Informaneed for urgent action, and for ef- tion, Charles F. McCahill, Cleveland News, past president. American; fective citizen leadership. Publishers AssociaAn estimated 3, non people, repre- Newspaper Women, Mrs. Raymond Sayre, tion; senting every state in the Union, are there for sessions lasting Ackworth, Iowa, past national through Friday. Their aim is to president, Associated Country worn-eof the World; Organizations, develop a program aimed at reducing the traffic accident toll by Robert Snodgrass, Atlanta, GeorMi per cent during 1!:L On the gia, president, Atlas Auto Finance basis of the and .: death Company; and Labor, Raymond F. totals of more than ::n,ooo per L e h e n e y, secretary - treasurer, year, this would mean a saving of Union Label and Service Trades Department, American Federation nearly ir,(KW) lives. of Labor, and Michael J. Quill, vice Reports to the delegates, based upon carefully-conducte- d studies, president, Congress of Industrial and president, indicated that more than two out Organizations, United Transport Workers, of every three highway deaths are occurring on rural roads, and in small towns and villages. In pledging support to the safety One of the seven basic groups program, Secretary of Agriculture ! nox i rnnicni; 1 a tlanisj 11 f up- -' t( J lhoworj s i initi i r tl. upi .forest i o; havr n K - - aiiyons" ?r, .; c favoi s : re - lmu! ding Ag-licultu- to tho n i Page Ezra Taft Benson pointed out that no one has a bigge r stake in highway safety than the farmer. He said: Clearfield Miss To Recite Vows Layton Student In Fraternity CLEARFIELD Invitations were He must use the highway in all SALT LAKE CITY Deon Orlo sent for the of wedding reception kinds of weather, in all kinds of Stevens, son of Mr. and Mrs. DonM iss Janet Weatherston and James ald 0. Stevens of lJt Colonial Ave., in traffic and all kinds of vehicles Barber who will be united in mar-- i the automobile, the truck, the was initiated a member of in the Salt Lake Temple this Layton, tractor. And I cant think of any riage Lambda Delta Sigma, L.D.S. social week. business whose production and disat the University of Miss W'eatherston is the daugh-- i fraternity tribution is hampered or disrupted ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Utah, Sunday. more by an accident than the farm Deoil was among 7,'i pledges who W'eatherston of Clearfield and her industry. The farmer traditionally to be is the son of Mr. and became active members of the largis almost always short of help. An groom Mrs. Wallace Barber of Syracuse. est organization on the University accident to himself or to one of his The reception will be held Friday, of Utah campus. Lambda Delta helpers can really hurt. Feb. IP, at the Clearfield First Sigma has over too members in its in chapters. I)con joined Gamma And yet farm residents suffer ward hall. chapter. more fatal motor vehicle accidents residents who use the highways than any other type of accident. that go by farms. Some of these tragedies are caused by farm people themselves. Many Help put Polio on the run give others are caused by non-farto the March of Dimes. Deon has chosen Music for his major, and is a member of the Uni- versity of Utahs Marching Band. Congratulations to Deon on his initiation into Lambda Delta Sigma. m '"V 1 ! " ' H , , A , .. , , ;; v,. vertisin benefits you ? A UTO RA CING AT ITS BEST. . . Classic meet of the motor sports world is the Indianapolis Speedway race "auto racing at its best! "t X5 ' '' Ny r . 1 i 1 ; S on a mass scale, Advertising saves you money. Because it sells lower , r- advertising makes possible mass production, which means Advertising also tells you where to find bargain buys. Mhskey efifs f - ! Advertising helpSyou live better. costs to you. 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