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streets and nignways. The lues are filled with instances of drastic accident reduction—yes, and even some accident eliminatioif when modern street lighting was installed. Yet, many of our officials responsible for such measures, take a lackadaisical, yeseven an indifferent attitude' toward fixed illumination systems. Many say they are too expensive ' to install and maintain—that We > , can’t afford it The Street and Highway Safety Lighting Bureau says we can’t afford not to install • them. . And they say they havd the figures to back up this fact
Wake up America! Look out of your house windows; out the ’ Windshield Of your car. Are your streets well illuminated? Could you see a child dart fsom the shadows along the curb in time to stop before you heard that terrible thud of steel against flesh? Ask yourself! It is your responsibility—the responsibility o/1 everyone reading this article. If your answer is no—or even if , your . answer is doubtful, don’t wait any longer. Write your Mayor; write your Cpngrcsrman. ’ Write, anyone who has it in his 1 . power to-help erase the shadows in which death lurks. Do it now. tomorrow may be. too late!
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