As New Jersey Turns To

NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ. (—tall,” said Brig-Gen, W. W. Wan-
The motorcycle top, long re- amuaker, executive director of the
parded by motorists as a kill- 118-mile New Jersey Turnpike.
joy, isn’t yet as rare as the “They're too dangerous and they
clgar-store Indian. But he is couldn't do the job for. us!
rapidly disappearing from the: His force of 76 state cops all
great highways. nw pe cars. ne oe

“a , ‘Turnpike as a result now is the

We don’ use we motorcycles a at ost heavily policed as well as
the heaviest travelled road of
its kind. It is also one of the
safest now,

“This year we have reduced
traffic fatalities to 2.42 per 100,-
000,000 vehicle miles,” said Wan-
amaker, “as compared to a rate
of 6.6 for national public high-
ways.

MORE PUBLIC SAFETY

“The improved safety can be
explained by two things—better
policing and the fact the public
is showing more sense. They
have learned how to drive safely
:on turnpikes, and the novelty of
using them as racetracks has
worn off.”

' The modern highway cop

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ists rather than as a guy who
does nothing but ambush specd-
ers, The figures bear them out.

“Last year we gave 15,339 sum-
monses for speeding,” said Lieut.
Joseph W. Mack, 48, a state po-
liceman for 25 years.” But we
helped 42,112 motorists who were
in trouble. For example, we had

9,485 motorists with flat. tires,
9,050 who had run out of gas,
and put out 57 car or truck fires,

“Our maternity record is per-
fect. Our men have delivered
two babies, and never lost either
a child or a mother, That’s bat-
ting 1,000 percent.” © ~

ONE HORSE-POWER

In his quarter-century of po-
lice work Mack has, gone from
the horse to the motorcycle to
the patrol car.

“IT spent 10 years on motor-
cycles, and had about 100 spills
in that time,” he said. “With the
patrol cars we can carry the
equipment to do things that
were impossible for a motorcycle |

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VALLEYFIELD, Que.
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eribed a recent sp2ech made hy
Prime Minister St. Laurent as
“an insult” to him and his
French-speaking compairiots,

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provincial rights dqctrine that
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curb-teller which the Bank of Monireal has installed as part of its newly opencd main office at
London, Ont. The first curb-service banking unit in Canada, this new installation was ‘designed
by the bank's chief architect in collaboration with the manufacturers, and ts the only one of its
kind in the world, Picture shows London’s Mayor Allan Rush, an old customer of the bank. who:
eut the ribbon signalizing the opening of “Canada’s most modern banking office,” making the
Serving him at tne icles window is Gordon Ball, B of M pres-
littie Ailsa Craig branch, 17 miles

first deposit in the new bank.
ident, who 30 years before was the teller-aecountant at the
from London. Standing by the curb-leller are Breadcaster War
chairman of the bank's board of directors.

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» : g | PRAVEL can be fun— view that Quebec is like other vues ‘lishes the Ketchikan Chronicle, | 2°
#* a but to get the most out of it— || Provinces as “an encouragement ; " oy 4 | was filed in District Court Mon-
era & : you should not worry about Oo assimilation” and asked if the Unnecessary Ruff Retains Entry {0 Dummy i day by E mory EF. Tobin, editor: of
cul OB lickets, routes, reservations |/Canadian Prime Minister — {s ithe Alaska Sportsman magazine, be h
vk a We'll fume for you-yeu have |) contriving to raise up the other Old Mr. Dale is an expert in maintaining COM, he suit asks $10.000° for in- | e sure to Car
ar [cnt ext complete service 1s || Provinees against Quebec.” munication hetween the closed hand and dummy, He: iury to name and reputation and} “s
w | apsulutely FREE at Mr. Duplessis made the state-|had to be on this hand, where the enemy started |$5,000 in exemplary and punl- |
a i ment during ceremonies in con- tive Gumages as the result of aj
x nl | CRAWFORD MOORE TRAVEL Ce es . -| pumping him with heart ‘leads at the very first trick. | ive & 8 '
: nection with the inauguration oi ee deter published in the Chrontele ;
. m LIMUTED a $9,000,000 bridge spanning the Mrs. Keen opened the aee of somth dealer Hast March 4.
op Hi} pr, Rupert ‘Terrace Kitimat || Sh Lawerence river between Cot- hear ts and Mr. Dale ruffed. He , Nulthae veidde vulnerable Tobin's suit also names as ile-
B. x Dial 3227 133 90 cau Landing and Valleyfield |taid down the king of spades and = North (My, Champion) | fendants W. L, Baker, editor of:
r ml nh Genet about 35 miles wost of Montreal. yriss Brash won with the ace and ‘ S109 84 the Chronicle, and J. P. Bowman, |
Ie mn! =| His speech was in-reply to A) fired another hear, Here Mr.’ b-8 3 jauthor or “co-author” of the
K | speech in Quebec City Sept. 18) Dale went into quite a huddle, | GHA J 1073 | lelter, .
f | FOR THAT revored a tiang, United Canal Any way he Figuied Heit ap TY emmy (aS trashy | ee
a .THAT Surons, tla " is 64 SoA J 4
a i i the view that Que- peared that he was headed for’ & G2 0 GA , |
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|e BY EXTRA ‘the others,” | -as many as four spades. On the | C.-K 63 . iy
x. . | In that speech Mr. St. Laurent jother hand, the contract would | south (Mr. Dale) |
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BE ma ation subsidirs unless some bet- nAL Was asking for :oo much ‘The bideine: \ | wee
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i n PRINT JOB a System 8 fount some other line of play. 8 Pas Past bit | Saitbips Tro Prince ‘nuhert | Saeees oe
BR Now al eo CALL ON the Cannel pole minister. UNUSUAL SOLUTION . All Pass mes "8 ye | (All times Daylight Saving) seca aateg ihe bees Was een vesiponed
z Bi: ay Qrey Was seen as the st mal a t Wh: at would you do al tia - . ~ emnmeneeas . ' 4 ‘ ‘
x ! m. a clash with Mr. Dup'esiss to fooint? You are left with the; chen be no way to retuen to your fy Vancouver — Friday ard jf
. W l ce r DIBB PRINTING “sreak a deyear deadock thet /Mucen and seven of spades. Hh, ind to run the rest of the thi: Sunday We) pa ‘AN EVENING OF DELIGHTFUL CONCH
1 AK 2 LOS : 1 ttt ane stele . i
OR dudte S$ o& “has kept Quebec out of federal!" Tell wih the seven end Lay ona, Me oO MUSIC AWAITS YoU
ne OF ql ‘yovineial avreemerts on tax~(@ewn the queen, one opponent re day 10:00 p.m. | 3
ie p pe Ho, the: canstyue stlon ¢ cf trans- ‘Hi be seft with the good jack. Mr. Dale solved his tic kis vy ‘To Stewari, Alice Arm—Sut- ” !
ay epi. SiG Bis COMPANY Canad nichway, avants to un-| tof spades, That appar at wall preblem in an wnus Wal manner. ! urday 6:00 am, TICKETS ARE ON SALE. 4
yo w aaa ruff in on the ru } ‘ ~ ite realized he had to hi we COn= vu neeof « i ( ‘
i m iversities, and has left unsettl- un of the dia- | H ‘to Masset and North Queen Bi
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Malo ‘opment af hydro-clectrle power! ¢lub. In any ease there’ will [TER krumps, were oul. Phere) Nov, 4 6 am, - coLussi’ MUSICSTORE
oe ‘|: with constru*tion of the St, Law- fore, ab the third trick, he “un-y) 7 and at. “4
roe See The New Line cr ene seaway ° c * \P | Shi d necessarily” riffed with the |! vo Sauth Queen Charlottes— and vl
oh oh ' C Sh ay as ; u P @ iIppPe | queen of spades and followed). October 4, 28) Nov. 1, 6 aan, THE CIVIC CENTRE ' _
oo LADIES’ FINE LEATHER Now p lilltal observers sec 1) A tely 1,50¢ sof wilh the lead of his last spade. || :
we WW " the row an cffort to bring Heap tom. Cubana Catluto, mi UNDER CONT nol ' Passenger Reservatlons Adhults—S1 00 Children Ste
me HANDBAGS | ari tccmctee Bitarnceete,coumme mm com one to | basse se
ae wil Mr, St Laurent and Mr. | NPY fAd. oy ul Watson fslane Dummy’s ten was taken hy! MS 8 TY an : ‘ 5
end dragon “wih er born taking part in the! Wil be loaded ooad te MV) iss Brash with the jack andl} veneer itupart Agent Sponsored hy the Little Theat \
to i Mi NSON'S EWELLER ' yolitheal battle, canaer by ednesd: tt sits she returned another heart, But! 500 3rd Ave. Phe 4333 & 5434 |
| Mal election in Que-j fee Was aangUCeEE today, everything was now under fll) "serving BG. since 188! | ee
we al \ 5 “hee Is expested before 1953: 8 | The Ponamanian veesel which teontrol, ~ m "s ee See es | ‘Advertising in. the Daily Nows Brings a
. arrived from Kobe, Japan, over) Mr, Dale diserrded a small! oe oa. a
r ' | Mr, Dupiessis outlined his pyle 8" Obe, eta, Mr, Dale discarded a snl m4 ony ra |
a 518 Third Avenue West the weekcnd is skippered by} dub and rutfe “ir sie sind
‘ey this way: | Kippered by [dub and ruffed on the board :
ane | Muchee is hummbrr with actl-| Gaph G. Poleohrassas, "The ship) with the eight of spades, He
ie 'vity and industrial dovelopmont' detiver the pulp to Abeeder a Ped the nine of spuds Lo plek up|
thie Lis making “aigantle strides.” Scotland and Amsterdam, Hol | Miss Brash’s last trump, dls |
de ! Development has created lar Gund After leaving here the carding his lust club, Now the
pilin, 2 "et fon ‘hools, hosp {tals Condor will call at several south. | est of hls hand was all dla!
ef ‘roule soelal legislative and wn- jer BG, parts, monds-and all good, |
Wp 4 ¢ +e \
“ue -iversities, PPP PRP I PNP AAP et
- vw! ~ Quekee neds revenues to nvect |
; inereased axnenditires, Ta gel * 8
7 rs the revenues the provincial gov- Our iV ( en re
nS ites Whether if he 4 New FORD or MO}: emmment “needs ta exorelse {te : [ of
rw taxation rights,” '
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