rnnce
Kuperf
Uony
i
tenS
Tniti'Miay,
July
,
1
3
Britairi's
Jay-Walkers
May
Be
Forced
By
Law
To
Obey
Traffic
Rules
on
Road
4
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Aembership
in
AFL
asses
10
Million
Mark
By
the
Associated
Ptch
VASHINGTON.
The
American
'Federation
of
r
now
is
privately
counting
its
strength
at
more
LONDON
(Reuters)
Britain's
policeman's
signal
without
break-
less
overtaking.
Speed
Is
not
the
cause
of
acci
jay-waiters,
who
at
present
have
complete
freedom
to
step
out
unchallenged
amid
heavy
traffic.
may
be
forced
by
law
to
obey
safety
rule
on
the
roads.
I'l
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,
i
10,000,000
members,
and
expects
to
announce
dents,
he
said,
because
80
per
cent
of
them
occur
in
towns
where
the
30-miles-an-hour
limit
is
enforced.
Albino
Bear
FORT
FRANCES.
Ont.
(CP)
Harry
Blake
and
Vernon
Armstrong
of
Dance
township
spot-
ONLY
45
Min.
TO
ALASKA
iiifi
the
law,
though
they
are
normally
obeyed
for
the
pedestrian's
self-preservation.
The
minister
estimated
road
accidents
cost
Britain
150,000,-000
($420,000,000)
a'
year.
In
the
first
six
months
of
this
year
road
accidents
totalled
103,000,
Including
2,274
killed;
an
Increase
of
8,000
over
the
corresponding
period
last
year.
He
gave
main
causes
of
acci
Transport
Minister
Alan
Len-nox-Boyd
told
the
House
of
Commons
he
is
considering
this
"revolutionary"
change
In
a
bid
to
stamp
out
the
mounting
A
7,
A
;
Ar.-
1
ted
a
white
bear
on
an
island
in
Rainy
Lake.
From
a
distance
dents
as
pedestrians
stepping
In
of
only
10
yards,
they
said,
it
appeared
to
be
an
albino
bear,
an
off-white
almost
yellow
in
color.
slaughter
on
the
road.
The
government
also
proposes
new
rules
for
cyclists
and
motorcyclists
and
more
spending
to
iron
out
accident
black-spots,
he
announced.
"Even
the
most
crusty
pedestrian
has
got
to
recognize
the
fact
that
the
road
age
has
come
Ito
stay."
Lennox-Boyd
told
the
jficially
in
a
few
months.
-
I
AFL's
claimed
new
mem-
.
jp
figure,
10,600,000.
ri'pre-1
rmitPd
the
AFL
actually
had
.,ome
modest
actual
gain
1
9.500.000
members,
ji
kiiiB
members.
But
most-
j
The
AFL
itself
took
the
bull
f,
fleets
a
drive
to
get
AFL
'
by
the
horns
this
summer.
At
v,
tu
give
an
accurate
i
the
AFL
executive
council's
May
of
what
members
they
,
meetlnK
it
was
decided
that
jjv
have.
henceforth
all
unions
would
re-
I
been
an
open
secret
in
oort
regularly
on
actual
mem-I
circles
for
many
years
.
bcrship
and
keep
the
figures
up
many
AFL
unions
under-
to
date.
I
their
membership.
This
I
Considerable
progress
has
I
them
money
In
paying
per
j
been
made,
it
was
reported,
In
I
dues.
i
(letting
AFL
unions
to
do
this.
jf,..
while
the
AFL
has
been
jso
much
so
that
a
top
AFL
flily
saying
its
meiiiljeifcliij
i
leader
told
a
reporter
tiiat
the
ki
off
8.000
000,
the
labor
10,000,000-member
figure
will
be
Itiiient
directory
of
unions
adopted
officially
either
at
the
Li
ed
a
few
weeks
ago
estl-
AFL
convention
at
St.
Louis
la
to
the
stream
of
traffic
on
the
road
without
proper
care;
careless
crossing
at
road
junctions;
drivers
turning
to
the
right
Britain
drives
on
the
left
side
of
the
road
heedlessly;
and
care-
be
The
sun
is
estimated
to
864,000
miles
in
diameter.
House.
"Fifty
thousand
accidents
a
year
are
due
to
pedestrians."
Early
last
year
the
government
completed
the
installation
of
it
r
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Via
ELLIS
AIRLINES
SIIKKPA
TENZING,
Mt.
Everest
hero,
poses
at
Lancaster
House
In
London
wearing,
with
other
medals,
The
George
Medal
on
his
breast.
The
medal
was
presented
to
him
earlier
by
Queen
Elizabeth
In
a
special
Investiture
at
Buckingham
Palace.
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
anil
Mi
Bride
Street
!
black-and-white
striped
"zebra"
I
crossings
along
the
highways
of
j
Britain.
Traffic
has
to
halt
to
j
allow
pedestrians
to
use
these
i
crossings.
I
But
already
the
novelty
Is
j
wearing
off
in
some
places
and
!
jay-walking
continues,
Lennox-;Boyd
said.
Jay-walkers
In
Britain
can
cross
against
traffic
lights
or
a
(September
or,
anyway,
before
j
the
first
of
next
year.
I
Besides
further
dwarfing
the
do's
5,000.000
or
fewer
members,
the
"honest
count"
AFL
membership
will
be
more
lucrative
to
the
parent
AFL.
5
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Office
Opp.
Post
Office
Phone
26
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ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS
Regina
Celebrating
Fiftieth
Anniversary
of
Founding
This
Week
in
capacity
-
-
,
.......
V,.
&
BBkUTiPUL
in
appearance
Princess
Louise,
changed
its
undignified
name.
There
were
no
trees
or
shel-terinK
hills
then;
only
the
dusty
bald
prairie.
The
first
tree
in
the
city
was
planted
In
1900
and
thousands
were'
added
in
later
years.
Many
were
uprooted
June
30.
19!2,
when
two
black
clouds
met
over
the
city-
and
erupted
into
the
cyclone.
Thirty-two
persons
died
and
property
damage
was
estimated
at
$10,000,000.
Trees
surround
the
RCMP
barracks
and
the
modern
crime
detection
laboratory.
In
the
RCMP
museum
fest
relics
of
past
cases.
Including
a
piece
of
the
rope
which
hanged
Louis
Riel,
the
man
who
trioH
fn
rorvp
an
pmnirp
fnp
RPOINA
(CP)
Regina.
capital
of
Saskatchewan
and
home
of
the
RCMP.
this
week
celebrates!
its
50th
anniversary,
as
a
city.
Celebrations
held
in
conjunction
with
the
annual
exhibition
mark
the
hilf-century
of
progress
ln
which
it
has
grown
from
a
raw
frontier
town
to
a
green
oasis,
famous
for
its
tree-lined
streets
and
many
parks.
Each
night
at
the
current
exhibition,
a
special
show
portrays
some
of
the
main
events
in
the
city's
history,
the
granting
of
a
charter,
the
ruinous
1912
cyclone,
the
Influx
of
Immigrants
after
the
First
World
War
and
the
depression
of
the
1930s.
Hewn
from
thick
gumbo
of
DON
CARLSON
n
Carlson
M
ft
value
;
than
ever
ins
Aaencv
Vancouver
u
ran
western
Canada
iperman,
Don
Carlson,
1953
the
prairie,
Regina
has
grown
;
thc
haIf.breeds
ln
the
west
in
from
a
town
of
3.000
population
i
np
j88qs
in
1903
to
more
than
71.000.
In
Rppina
had
the
first
licensed
the
same
-
period
estimated
alrfh.ld
ln
Canada.
The
flr.it
vnlnn
n
f
Kl
1
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1
rli
n
d
t'
V
a
ellivi
Ki
1
.....
ft
his
pist
as
business
of
The
Vancouver
Sun
u
expansion
of
the
pubii"
ns
service
of
Jame
Lovick
npany
Ltd.,
one
of
Can-fastest-growlng
advertis-rncies.
on
will
supervise
expnn-f
the
firm's
public
rela-scrvices
through
Its
of-
-
commercial
flying
licence
was
from
less
than
$1,000,000
to
Issued
here
along
with
the
first
aero
engineer
licence.
n
Vancouver.
Calgary,
Ed-
j
$200,000,000.
:
Regina
first
came
into
proml-
j
nence
when
it
was
named
Pile
o'
Bones
and
had
been
chosen
for
the
new
headquarters
of
the
Mounted
Police
and
capital
of
the
Northwest
Territories.
A
daughter-
of
Queen
Victoria.
and
Montreal,
on.
a
gold
medalist
Rrad-if
University
of
Alberta.
I
his
newspaper
career
rhc
Toronto
Star
os
a
re-
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9I5PIAV
Rough
Going
OOKUTS
CATMOOt
I
nnd
was
an
assistant
city
SWKWEtt
t
tn
at
Aew
Low
Prces
-as
much
as
20
lower
than
last
year
WINNIPEG
(CP)
James
Anderson,
student
engineer
with
Ducks
Unlimited,
says
"bull
when
he
left
for
the
west
!
to
join
the
Sun.
became
sports
editor
of
V
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in
1M7,
and
was
named
I
sessions"
are
slowing
down
his
survey
work.
He
was
attacked
by
bulls
three
times
ln
recent
weeks
and
on
the
last
encounter
int;
editor
of
The
Vancouver's
only
niorn-wspaper,
in
1949.
In
1951.
WHERE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
COUNTS
.
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COUNT
ON
US!
i
Htn'i
Frigidairt'i
fa
in
out
Wondtr-Ovn
(ctrk
rang
iiS
witimat
in
net!
The
Vancouver
Prov-1
was
thrown
head
first
over
a
s
sports
editor,
returning
I
fence.
,
Dibb
Printing
Co.
Sun
as
Business
editor
:
ceakinf
lanvani'
nc.
$459.75
"lumnlst
in
1952.
Practically
all
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career
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journalism
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every
every
corner
corner
of
of
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Norln
where
where
the
the
first
first
.black
black
opal
opal
was
was
a.
found
50
years
ago.
NEW
IDEAS
hove
come
to
modern
living.
And
ready
now
at
your
Frigidaire
Dealer!
are
Prlgi-daire't
wonderful
1933
contributions
to
the
exciting
new
trends.
Your
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o
thrilling
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that
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attractiveness
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all
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the
price
tags
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1
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