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The Sentinel
H. A. YOUNG.
Safety Leaders Offer Pledges
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In Statewide Campaign
Consolidation of smaller schools,
qualization of taxation and more
adequate school supervision and re­
act of property from a part of its
present heavy tax burden were urged
oy county school superintendents
meeting at Salem in their annual con­
ference this Week.
The educators
also went on record as favoring the
jsiablishirtent under state regulation
of a bureau or teacher’s agency tor
.he dispensation of accurate informa-
ion regarding the mialificwtinns of
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“I will drive carefully at all times,
keeping hands on wheel, eyes on
road, mind on driving. I will learn,
respect and obey the safety rules."
Striving to stem the flux of traffic
disaster scourging Oregon, thus will
every motorist in the state be given
an opportunity to ally himself with
Oregon’s crusade against death.
The motorist’s ‘‘White Cross Safety
Pledge," bearing the signature of the
car’s operator, is contained on a
small red, white and blue sticker to
be attached in the lower right-hand
comer of the windshield. It will sig­
nify the driver's sincere intention to
drive safely.
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Oregon State Motor association and
other safety leaden as a part of the
traffic safety program of education,
engineering and enforcement
Motorists will be asked to sign the
pledge only with the understanding
that they will accept as the pledge
outlines* their clear-cut duty to con-
serve life and prevent suffering and
injury with every means in their
power, the safety leaden aver.
Three out of five fatal vehicular ac­
cidents are caused by some negli­
gence of the man behind the wheat
the motor association points out. To
motorists desiring to lend their sup-
port in the battle against this needless
toll, the pledge will be available
throughout the state at offices of the
motor club. Here it can be obtained
at the office of The Sentinel or at the
Chamber of Comemrce.
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The support of every owner regis-
tering his car with the secretary of |
state will be requested. Through the'
authority of James H. Cassell, pres-'
ident of the Oregon Autumobile
Dealers, purchasers of new or used
cars will be given a chance to take
the pledge of safe driving.
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