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- Breaking Traffic Laws Costly -
anyon by the legislature in April, a revised «

 

 

“section of the Highway. Traffie Act canie:into
for ce ‘June’ 2 and increases the penalties for a long
list of violations. Contained in a single paraghaph,
it constitutes the penalty clause for offences clescrib-

-ed-in abouteight pages of the act, under the general
| Hoa of rules of the road, ° mo

These relate to signalling ‘at'tn ns, procedure at
inter sections, following transports.too close, and the
ee 'Sonierapply’ t6 Ayclists,, othet"to peflestiians, ©

Upon: ‘tonvietion | inte flee: Gfferied tmder-any of
these nuinerous subsections, t the mach fine hére-
after will be $50 insteud of $10; for a second offence,
itot. less than $10 or more than $100; instead of a

maximum of $25" and: for a stibsequent. offence ‘from

: : 4 0. to'$200."..A, dviver’ g permit or cat’ licence may

lye suspended for'a maximuin of six months, instead

| q the present 60 days.

“These new penalties covrespond with those 1 now
‘fic act for: ‘speeding. Departmental statistics

show that, drivers breaking rules of the road cause .
| more. accigents. than speeders. "Did not have the

wWeht: of. way". and: “wrong side’ of road ” are 2 major

ON
categories,

: . |
soln line with the , statutory. revisions, Toronto

| Yfagistrates have decided upon a higher scale of
. fines for offenders settling. out of court, —

Authorities workingtoward highway safety

- dhicenty are becoming convinced that . educative

Hedsures alone will not: cut the accident: total as de-
sived.. For the minority who think themselves above

| the o ord inary rules-of the road;-the orily effective edu-

cation is imposition of, neavier fines, coupled where
ipented by suspension of the driving privilege,
x —Toronto Telegram.

 

{Women Engineers Needed

4 VANCOUVER. | (@—There’s a place for women in engin-
accring—if there are any women engineers, At present there
gis only one woman engineer in British Columbia, and the
Sunemployment insurance commission here thinks that more .
#0f them would help ease: 2. shortage.

got Professional, Engineers here, “They, would: have, to have a

o gmathematical mind.”

® He. said the: basic concept of an “engineer in the past of.
da rough and yeady man goes out on the job and works in|
x surroundings, is + changing. | a

 
 

{tack eve a majority of one.

 
 

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—@ John Gets His Chance
THE people of Canada have exoreisel tl thelr serie

Nght, to put, the'old government out. ‘ “
it’ is‘‘too bad that—having: —
gone so far—the swing did not. ment must 80 on”,
go just a little further, to give; Translated into everyday Inh-
the new government .a clear) guage of 1957 that médris that
workitig majotity. {John Diefenbiker should ‘get. a
“Actually, the vole rendered al fair chance td show what he
verdict which leaves the country and the Cohservitive party edn
almost at dead cenbre. Eveh} do fof Cannda in the difficult

 

 

 

cial Credit group, and all the in-
dependents. in,, the new... House,, cates: :
the Diéfenbaket ‘gover hiieneaNite] THRE is “obvlous inva: ominous
| similarity between the ‘silua-
They Will be @ minority in thé! tion which prevails: .

themselves.

 

‘how and

will be even whore of a ‘minority | mated election of 1925,”

in the Senate where Lhe present The stalemated ' eléction of
Conservative representation is| 1925 led to the famous consti-
little more ‘than 4: corporal’s tutional . quarrel between’ the
guard, Governor-General and Macken-

 

‘hearty congratulations on the
production;

 

 

     
      
      

 

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‘Departs for Ketchikan—1:45 p.m.

  

with connections to Seattle, Whitehorse
and all Alaska,

‘FLUIS AIR LINES

425 3rd West Phone 2223

Res, Evenings Phone 5236

But for all that’ there ‘is no'jzie King, which in turn produced
reason whatever ,to expéct that|the historic issue of 1926. .
the defeated Liberal party willl within a year of a humiliat-
do anything to make the Prime , .
Minister-elect’s heavy task more
difficult.

There is an old and wise say-
ing that “the Queen's. govern-

 

back to win a resounding victory
—one which produced the whole
new conception of ‘tne Common-|-
wealth as a partnership of a
family. of .nations,. equal in sta-

7 J} tus.

te Already the word has: spread
Loki u 1G ‘ |! spontaneously that history may),
_ repeat itself, in the matter of,
fh | ‘two elections in quick succes-'

oe JAC 0 sion.
10 Years Ago -  |IN A real democracy a change
; 7": literally is as good as-a rest.
Picard to Descend:2¥ Miles |The defeat inflicted on the Lib-
to Probe Ocean's Mysteries.) eral government was certainly

(Headlines), painful to those on the recejy-

ing end. But the Liberal party
J. H, McLeod, collector. of Cus-.! m may console itself, on this

toms, received word today con-| morning after the licking, by
cerning an announcement made} jooking at the brighter side.

yesterday that Prince Rupert Had it not been for. that de-
had now been made a port Of) reat i, would have been: very
entry and departure for all for-| dittieutt, indeéd well-nigh im-
eign aircraft. possible for the party to re-or-
ganize and re-vitalize, as all

 

 

 

 

The finest “Aurora” yet may
be said of the annual publica-
tion of Booth Memorial High
School, which has just made’ its
appearance.

Arne Lien, editor-in- -chief, and.
Barbara Flaten, business man-
ager, and their staff are. due for,

been in power for twenty. years
or more, The timely-lickiiig may
well have ‘saved the. Liberal
party from catastrophe.

 

THE Conservatives have tradi-
tionally been the party, which
put most emphasis on our, Comi-
monwealth connection: “ Jolin
|Diefenbaker’s first big assign-
30 Years Ago ment, after forming his- cabinet,
The first Pontiac Six cabrio-| WI be to attend the. Prinie Min-
leg ever storzeach thes city, nasi isters. conferenée..due™to. tom:
been brought inby.'tHe Kaien|mence in London on June:26._
Garage and it was promptly.| He has promised the Canad-
purchased by Alex Prudhomme'ian people: an early session of
‘of ‘the Savoy Hotel, The first parliament to raise the old age
Pontiac was only built in: Jan-| pensions and to cut, taxes, .
vary, 1926. ; | We are in for an. interesting

 

 

‘ , \be in for an extremely interest-

GUESS WHICH. sing autumn, politically. :

SUDBURY, Ont, W—Efficient| ‘In my- opinion, the situation
planners for a civil defence |resulting- from the stalemated
Waining exercise figured on sav- {election of June 10 may quite
ing time for hungry workers at !possibly lead to a national Lih=
hasty meal periods. They hed {eral convention within a very
the cook prepare a gigantic |few months,
stack of sandwiches — egy.| Mr, St, Laurent may not he
cheese, ham and pork — and {willing to carry. on, indefinitely |,
pave him a code to mark the{as leader of the opposition; with
Wrappers, One hitch; cook for. janother election a nears “certain:
rol code, : by,

Presbyterian Assembly Rejects.
Union With Anglican Church.

VANCOUVER: i) me ‘tho, Oc evga. as inbly,
. Wodirosday’ night ‘tiirnéd ‘ddwit 0" byieean aay mK ronnie
offer to discuss union with the Anglican Church of Canada,
Professor David Hay of Knox College, Toronto, proposed
that the assembly ask the Anglican chureh to appoint f com-
mittee to confer with Presbytoylans on proposals between the, .
Chureh of Scatland and: the;
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“on the inside" In these discussions,

ton, the assembly rejected the proposal and adopted a motion -
to appoint a speclal committee ta study the whole question
of Inter-ehureh relations, Including re-ordinalion or double
ordination, .

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with the help of the whole S0-| spot in which they now find|:

House of Cothmons - ahd theyithat which followed: the ‘stale- |

ing defeat the . Liberals came|’

_ | Hawaii consists mainly of Hono-

parties must do after they have};

{summer in Canada. We may also}.

softwoods ‘nnd’ are elnasified ns

Jow Codnr, Pine and Fir,

 

 

 

 

 

omen UP IN THe

ing the 22d annual fiternational “Actonatitiea) “Bxhibit th -
Paris help one another as thelr curiosity
thein; Ohe lad ¢littbs. tip on the shoulders | bf. the ol. fo
. peek into the mouth. of a-sleek US. -Supersabre: F-100:D

~ supersonic jet fighter bomber, He will tell his’ Trlend all that -

tw

he. sees In the shiny plane.

New CPA. Tour Counteracts
Mistaken. ‘Ideas on. Hawaii

VANCOUVER _To counteract:
the wide-spread impression that

lilu ‘and Waikiki Beach, Canad-
ian Pacific Airlines is offering 9
three-week, duxury-packed tour
through the entire chain of
charming tropical islands. -

Waikiki; being the beautiful
spot it is, will not be neglected,
however. But tourists will also
spend two days, at Maui, the
“Valley Island,” five days at the
“Orchid Isle’ of Hawail, and
four days. at ‘Kauai, the “Gar-
den Isle’—a complete tour of
this Paradise of the Pacific. -

- Vacationers will leave Van-
couver via CPA’s Super DC-6B
Empress airliners to arrive in
Honolulu after a luxurious nine-
hour flight over the - Pacific
Ocean.

On. the first day of arrival,
tourists will.be met and present-
‘ed with-a fresh flower lel in true
Hawatlian fashion. Limousines
will then.whisk them to the ho-
tels of their selection in Waikiki,

Highlights of an air-condi-
tionéd mo:or circle tour of Oahu

   
 
 
  
 
 
  
 
  
 
 
 
  
 
  
     

the Mormon

‘eter Eda

\COMOX, B.C, @—A mother
‘Says that British: Columbia schoo

oe Mr. and Mrs. Richard T, Smith
"! decided they could provide thelr
./ son Mareus, a grade two pupil,
; with a. “much better type of
~—*, /edidedtion” at -hothe.
» | ¥he school board took the
}Shiiths to: dothl, but niagistrate
Jolin; Ryland riled in
~ Navor,
“of Phe gehodl curren just
does hot alive the child any kind,
“for. mental ¢ challenge,” said M's.
“ol Satith, "Vs a. kind of eahdy-
~<)eoated: type of teaching which
“tdoes hot resilt fn the children
- Hearing. what they should."
|. beartity at None |s nothing
Anew lo Mts, Binith as hef mother
‘{back In Ofitarlo taught her it

 

tay,

MAL home Marcus has- been
_., {leafniny Taster than ever before.
i ‘THe I$ not a phenomenal child.
‘i ists He is only average, but school
SY qe « | Wwork’ Was tod dull for. hin.
gels too “high” for | "He decided on his own accord
to ferhain away frony school and
‘if ho ever wants’ to go hack we
Will not ston him,” ;
sg le |: Phe teachtng starts when Mrs,
Smith finishes. her housework.
Ife sits dow with his mother
every, snoraing 1 for an intensive

“NO

~ We think you should

"SUPER SERVICE station is
management. Two enterpris

 

two young boy

 

Island (home. of Honolulu. and
Waikiki) will feature visits: to
Temple at hale,
views of the pineapple and sugar
cane fields, and. a drive past
famous Schofield Barracks phd
Beatl Hatbor. =~

~ Visits. to, the outer islands will
be by air. ‘Maui, the valley isle,
is a kaleidoscope of intefesting Te eye
things to see: Ino valley, site of me corner of 2nd and 2nd
“The Needlé,” a ‘fern-covered |{ .-.... ..

Planned: by Comox Parents.

is why her son Js being taught at home,

Ueir]

"over this fine stand and are working to give you first
(class service on repairs, service, and accessories. It's

on for Son’.

in this Vancouver Island town
Ig ave dull‘and boring and that

 

two-hour

his oWh,

Me dears all the ordinary :
subjeets ustng. standard school §

books,

When he finishes
brahehes out into oblier subjects
like géogtaphy, history; Ntera-
ture atid «omusic, Mis father
twaches him painuing,

Next your M's, Smith plittis to

teach, him. some sittple Prefich,

HG CAPPTAL
‘Santiago, enpital of Chile, ts a

 

thidvitig clly uf almost 1,600,000 &

inhale,

“2 Tnothe rather than have her walk —-
| the long | Jouriney to school every!

 

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know that Prince Rupert's
again under Prince Rupert
ing young men have taken

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voleano spire; and the historic

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Whales Prison ‘aid Print Shop jf
at Lahaina. a

Activities on the big Island oft.
Hawail will Inélude a_ visit to
Hawall-National Park to see the
voleano, giant tree fern forest,
lava tube, steam vents and a
luncheon at the Volcano House.

tot.

SAFE RIDING

‘EDMONTON @—More than do
pedal- -pusher’ clubs are being,
organized here to train young- i}
ster's in safe bieycle riding. The,
mstruction prugram will, wind
up with a perade and n bleyé le
roadeo, °

 

 

 

By JACK SCOTT.
The Museun of Northern;
Biltish Columbia has on displdy
photographs showing the ‘leaves,
cones and seeds of 25 of the 34
different species of trees In. this
northern district.
Each tree has a_ botanical
Name and one or more common
names that orlginate with those
who come into contact “with
frees and. who live and work
among them
- In this "northern district,
where so much of our prosperity
is directly attributed lo the mar-
Neting of logs and wood products
the concern Is chiefly with the
specie (that should be called
“commercial” trees,
There are seven coniferous
snecles commanly referred to as

evergreens, They are Spruce,
Hemlock, Balsam, Red and Yel-

“Cottonwood Is the only species

 

gchurch of England, The two ..
Professor Hay sald the Presbyterian chutch should be

After strong opposition led by Dr, EJ. White of Rdmon« :

  
    
   
    
     
         
   
     
    

Large Variety of
On Display at Museum Here

| hardwoods and Is a hrondleated

, aK
ye

- |
Tree Leaves, . !
| “Lowboy” design,

Features
tree, Other hardwoods such as: Iteavy- duty, 10” speaker pl

ised nani for fuel woods, | Sete push-pull ampler

Other trees are: (Conifers) ;
Western Yew, Shore Pine, Lodge: |
pole Pine, White Spruce, West- |
ern White Spruce, Black Spruce, |
Englemann Spruce, Sitk a)
Spruce, Western Hemlock, moun- |
tain Hemlock, Douglas Fir, Blue

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Douglas Fir, Alpine Fir, Grand
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‘Brondicafed ‘Trees: . Aspen,
Balm of Gilead, Black Cotlon- |’
wood, Willow, Pacific ‘Willow,
White Bireh, Red Alder, Sitka
Alder, Mountaln Ash, Pin Cher-
ry, Bitter Cherry, Choke Cher-
ry, Douglas Maple, Broadleaf
Veonte,. Caseara Elder (Red
Berry),

As well as the 34 mal spectes, ‘
there are many sub-specles so] .
closely related that no’ definite ‘

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