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REALISM STEALS SHOW — When a Chicage news photogra
pher developed this picture of Jay Walker of the radio with
Sunnie Anderson, he was surprised to find in the background a
bit of real action he had not planned on,
DEATH AT THE WHEEL
Curb On Jaywalkers
Saves Many Lives
If you jaywalk in Jacksonville, a strange-looking crea
ture in gaudy feathers may appear suddenly from out of
nowhere and heckle you in the most embarrassing man
ner.
This will not be the first stage of delirium tremens,
however. The creature, known as the Jacksonville Jay
bird, is part of a perfectly legal and proper campaign to
stop the killing of pedestrians.
By using this character, dou
bling the size of the motorcycle
cop squad and adopting a few
other measures, the Florida city
cut its traffic desth toll from 48
in 1946 to 22 last year—a neat
saving of 26 lives.
Since 1946, when owr fragic
highway record threatened to
get worse than ever, cities and
states have really been going to
town with campaigns to make
the public safety consecious.
As a result only 32,000 people
were killed in 1947, compared
with 33,400 the preceding year.
The to! still was ghastly, but the
reduction was encouraging,
' Connecticut had the jump on
most other states. It started to
get serious about licensed murder
on the roads back in 1936. In that
year the state attacked the
problem along three general lines
—education, law enforcement and
engineering. v
Safety courses were introduced
in a% schools and some bhegan
giving driving lessons. Officers,
bore down on traffic law violators.
Hazardous conditions on c'd high
ways were corrected and safety
features were incorporated in
new construetion.
The result: Connecticut traf
fic deaths were cut from 485 in
1935 to 232 last year. In 1946
the state won the grand award.
Washington state launched its
most energetic safety drive in
1946. Gov, Mon C. Wallgren ap
pointed a state traffic safety com
mission and gave it $28,500 from
the state’s emergency funds. The
press and radio gave it full sup
port.
So, in 1946 Washington topped
the 11 western states and finish
ed second in the national safety
contest.
’ H. W. Al'geo, chief of the state
patrol, thinks the main cause of
the reduction in deaths from 588
in 1946 to 423 last year was vig
orous enforcement of traffic laws.
Two-thirds of the people
killed on city streets are pedes
trians, so Portland, Ore. con
centrated on that angle. The
death toll was cut from 70 in
1945 to 59 in 1946 and 52 in
1947, The number of motorists
killed was 25 each year, so the
total saving was in pedestrian
lives.
The Portland program consists
of schools for traffic law violators,
instailation of special traffic sig
nals for pedestrians and use of
radio, newspaper and poster ad
vertising.
A special feature was a woman
driver’s clinic in which 1,206
women are enrolled at present.
They attend free * semi-weekly
BY BEN FUNK
AP Newsfeatures
(Last of Six Articles)
classes in driving and compete for
the title, “Woman Driver of the
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Seattle, Wash., had 61 traffic
deaths last year, compared with
81 the year before and 82 for a
21-year average. The cut was at
tributed largely to stepped-up
enforcement by the police. Pedes
trians who get tickets for jay
walking are given a choice of
one-hour pedestrian schools. At
tendance in the school runs {rom
250 to 300 a week.
After the “accident prone”
group, records show ihe {een
agers to be the most dangerous
class of drivers. That brings up
what many authorities says is
the only genuine solution to
the traffic problems of the fu
ture— training young drivers
before they start out.
Young people are “reachable”
in the schools and by training
them the schools could do more
than any other agency to reduce
the death tall.
Washington state, for example
has gone into safety education
work in a big way. Highway pa
trolmen go into the schools to
lecture and teach. Schoci' boy
patrolmen are given special frain
ing and sent cut to guard school
crossings.
The reswt: Not a single child
killed at these crossings since the
program was initiated.
To determined the effect of
driver training, an analysis was
made in Cleveland of the acci
dent record of 1,880 students
who had received training and
1.372 who had not. The survey
disclosed that driving training
cut the number of accidents
in half.
Kedgeree is a combination of
cooked flaked fish, cooked rice,
parsley and salt and pepper; be
sure that the parsley is finely
chopped. Meited butter and an
egg yolk may be added to the
mixture to bind it together and
then the whole thing reheated
gently. AL A
Coach Ed McKeever of the
Chicago Rockets has 13 former
Notre Dame players on his squad,
including some of those he coach
ed at South Bend.
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Do you feel bloated and miserable after
every meal, taste sour, bitter food? If
30, here is how you may get blessed re
lief from this nervous distress.
B®Everytime food enters the stomach a
vital gastric juice must flow normally to
break-up certain food particles; else the
food may ferment. Sour food, acid indie
gestion and gas frequently cause a mor
bid, touchy, fretful, peevish, nervous
condition, loss of appetite, underweight,
restless sleep, weakness,
To get real relief you must increase
the flow of this vital gastric juice. Medi~
cal authorities, in independent labora=-
tory tests on human stomachs, have by
positive proof shown that SBS Tonic is
amazingly effective in increasing this
flow when it is too little or scanty due
to a non-organic stomach disturbance.
This is due to the SSS Tonic formula
which contains special and potent acti
vating ingredients.
Also, SBB Tonic helps bulld-up non«
organic, weak, watery blood in nutri
tional anemia—so with a good flow of
this gastric digestive juice, plus rich red
blood you should eat better, sleep better,
feel better, work better, play better.
®Avoid punishing yourself with over
doses of soda and other alkalizers to
counteract gas ant dbigsting when what
you so dearly need is SSS Tonic to help
you digest food for body strengta and
repair. Don’t wait! Join the host of
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SBS Tonic from your drug store today.
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THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA
Georgia Excells At Boosting
Education, MeDonald States
“Georgia is showing the most
significant statewide effort in the
United States in furthering edu
cation,” Dr. Ralph McDonald,
secretary of higher education, Na
tional Education Association said
in an address Thursday night to
the School Administration Annual
Planning Conference on the Uni
versity of Georgia campus,
Dr. McDonald in comjpiiment
ing the conference on the job they
are doing, said, “The wonderful
cooperation between the state
teachers association and the state
education department in Georgia
is excellent,
“National funds spent for elem
entary and secondary education
(laudette Underwood
To Open Dance
Studio On Sept. Isi
Miss Claudette Underwood will
open her School of the Dance
about September first, and
will teach tap, baliet and acro
bat, these steps made popular by
devotees of Terpsichore every
where. She will accept pupils
from four years to grown-ups,
and because she, herself, is young
will work happily and in har
mony with beginners as well as
showing an honest interest in
older ones.
*Miss Underwood possesses a
fine gift, and in her classes
moves with ease and grace, a
carriage partly natural and
partly due to her expert train
ing which began when she was
about three years of age. Her
dancing has attracted a lot of de
lightful interest and her educa
tion in this beautiful accom
plishment continues. This sum
mer her studies are confined to
Instructions on Teaching. ;
This youthful artist has had
excellent teachers including
Mary Crowder of LaGrange;
Miss Hall of Mobile, Ala.; Dor
othy Philpot of Athens, and cur
rently, Jack Rand of Atlanta.
Classes will be held in her
studio, corner of Cloverhurst and
Springdale.
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way upstairs where the clear,
blue air is bumpless as a vacuum ?
Want to try something smooth and
easy and lighthearted as that — and
still stay on solid terra firma?
~ Well, slip into this strikingly smart
* Buick and strike out on a stretch
- .of plain, ordinary pavement.
Y)u’ll hardly be away from the
curb before you notice that some
thing seems very different.
The usual hum, drum and motor
throb are gone. Somehow, some
where — actually it's in our new
Hi-Poised engine mountings —
even the little shudders seem to
have been lost,
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have not kXept pace with the
growth of national income,” con
tinued McDonald, “and while
Georgia enjoys a greater rate of
increase of income than the rest
of the nation it is not keeping
pace either.”
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California in furthering educa-
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country blacktop, where the road
writhes with curves and dips. Just
see how this Buick’s generous
inches iron out the hollows — how
its low-swung weight and two-ton
heft handle like a feather, without
a bit of struggle or wheel fight.
Finally, find something that’s really
rugged. A dirt road ridged like a
washboard, or old macadam filled
with patches and chuck holes,
You can go right ahead without
sparing the horsepower — because
on each wheel rim there’s an extra
soft pillow of air, and at each cor
ner of your car a super-gentle
spring of coiled steel.
You ride level and jar-free all the
way — on big, soft tires mounted on
the widest rims of the industry, and
tion was held by McDonald to be
of great inspiration te the rest of
the states in improving their ed
ucational system. "
Rigid taxing systems and the
lack of understanding on the
part of the mass of people as to
educationa’ probléms were the
reasons given by McDonald as to
why most states do not progress
in improving their educational
systems.
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* HI-POISED FIREBALL POWER * DUOMATIC SPARK ADVANCE
* FLEX-FIT OIL RINGS * ROAD-RITE BALANCE * RIGID TORQUE-TUBE
* SOUND-SORBER TOP LINING VIBRA-SHIELDED RIDE * SAFETY-RIDE RIMS
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* QUADRUFLEX COIL SPRINGING * TEN SMART MODELS * BODY BY FISHER
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coil springs that cushion each wheel
against shock.
So the sky’s the limit for comfort
when you travel in this *4B fashion
plate. Your ride is free from engine
sensation, steady as only ample
roadweight can make it, pillowed
on air and pillowed on steel.
Yet you’re down to earth always,
with the good solid feel of two tons
beneath you, and a husky Fireball
straight-eight power plant reeling
off the miles.
Does that sound good? Then
why not do something about it —
such as seeing your Buick dealer
now to get a firm order in? He'll
take it with or without a car to
trade.