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lived. ‘He: soon : realized that no
matter how he handled . the dia-

‘would ‘have ‘to ‘be surrendered
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in with the ‘king ‘of diamonds,
she made the: obvious ‘heart..re-
turn and the defenders rattled
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defeat the contract. |

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thing by: leading the queen of
diamonds ‘from’, dummy instead
‘of the deuce. Hither the queen
would win: the trick or, if Mrs.
Keen. covered: with. the king,. the.
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board and finéssing ' the Jack} os .:
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~Bratfic: engineers. and legislators dc “rOSS Canada are sear ching for methods

of reducing what:seems to be an inevitable yearly rise in fatalities.
A Ganadian-Press survey of provincial. records shows a rise in fatalities this
year of’ about five per cent-over last year.” So far more than 680 persons have

been killed. Figures for April were not available 4 in some provinces.
monds from: now on;"the:lead |:

injured,

“PICTURES. OF f motor accidents and lists of killed : ‘and: inj
© normal in. Canadian. newspaper's after holiday: weekends, At

"to prevent’ scenes. such as these. during. the Victori
2,000 Canadians die in traffic’ accidents each year. Last year the mounting fatalities caused

most “provinces implemented highway” safely programs. - ane

feaiees, Legislators: Seek Means.
To. Keep | Down Slaughter on Highways

 
 

By The Canadian Press

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For’ the more than 4,000, 000;
motor vehicles registered in Can-
ada-in. 1956, the cost in lives was
3,184 and. 73,994 persons were
In 1955; 2,650, were
killed... SU

CARS USED MORE :

For. seven provinces both last
year’s registration: and’ fatality
figures: set . records. : Prosperity
and: leisure have not. only meant
that: more people buy:cars; but
they. use: their cars a great deal
more.each year. In Ontario the
figures: ‘show © ‘an average’ in-
crease’ of 1,000 miles a car since

1938.-.
Alberta,

 
   

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the nine fromthe closed hand
to ‘shut. her. out compietely. Af
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S NOTICE.

added,
: Reguletis i¢. Pursuant To Section 35.
OF The Highway Actes

-_EXTHAGRDINARY TRAFFIC.
SKEENA,; WEST DISTRICT

Tho undersigned, holng. a porson ‘quthoblaod hy. the
Minister of Highways, In. welling, to -oxerelse the powers”
“vorted in the sald Miniator in Part 17 of the “Highway Act”

othe Bkeonn West pipet aro Mable: to. damage through
“oxtraordinary waffle thoradn, hereby: makes. the following.”
1» Nogulation, pursuant to Section 35 of the “Highway. Aol! -

J", No Jporson shall operate any! vehicle over::the Nore.

1 0, Chimdemash Bridge,’ a. valevance, of: threa: miles, :
Cae hove Q maximum gross walght (Including: welght :
| 5 of chicle) In excoss of "4: tons. (8,000; ap).

orthern Jransprovinelal: ‘Highway:

No, 7,

that certain highways within

Highway No,’ 102! from ‘Usk

 

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to Usk “ond”: ine

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District: Engines, :
Department of: "Aichwoys.
Court House, Prince. it

  
   

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  

ten or: the king, then there was]

| Manitoba, . ‘Saskatchewan, Brit-

{ish. Columbia ‘and: New ‘Bruns-|.

what effect the legislation will
have in. B.C,, the fatalities to me
end of ‘april were up only

64 to 63, over the correspon ing
period last year. Last year’s to-
tal of 309 deaths was a record. ”.

FINES INCREASED

laws‘to come more in line with
the general pattern. Fines were
increased,.and minimum levels
of insurance set.

end of April were ‘up almost 17
per cent. over the first third of
last year. |. -

 

 

:| registration” and dent fatal-
ities © in1956 Mand expect Anis} “
year's figures will be still higher. | ,
-More than 40 per. cent of Can-
adian vehicles are registered in
Ontario. The province had more
than 1,710,000 registered vehicles
in 1956 while’ 1,180 persons were
killed on Ontario‘ roads. -

In -most ‘areas, the .unprece-
dented rise: in: the number of
motor vehicles has so far out-
stripped: road. building that traf-

   

‘| fic engineers describe more than

40 per cent of the roads @ as “in-
tolerable.”

AIM FOR UNIFORMITY
Authorities: in: both Canada

working for the last 25 years to
establish uniformity of educa-
tion, legislation and road con-
ditions,

They have sought to standar-
dize roads, highway signs,. legis-
lation and education, -

In March this year. British
Columbia passed a new Highway
Traffic Act which adapts the
uniform vehicle code recom.
mended by the national com-
mittee on uniformity of (raffic
laws and ordinances. In Wash-
ington,

The code Is an ideal whieh
many states and proyinces have
adapted to: tholr Jocal laws.

Morris Retains
IWA Presidency:

 

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the union tn. this province.

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Though it-is too soon to ‘tell

Ontario, too, has revised its

Nevertheless, fatalities to the

 

‘Inthe Maritime provinces,

where car regi istration is lower,
fatalities were generally. below
record: level. : 8

 

“Last year 132. ‘pe sons “dled in
Nova Scotia, 16 in..Prince Ed-
ward‘ Island and. 43: in New-
foundland.: New Bruswick’s toll
rose with 151.deaths compared
with 137 the previous years. The
803 deaths in Quebec last year

set a record.

On the Prairies, Manitoba has
had -a driver control system
which has attracted wide at-
tention since 1956, It involves
strict testing, ‘severe discipline

and continued education. Driv-
ers under suspension total more

than three per cent of the driv-

Nevertheless, 1956, which in-
creased registration, set a fatal-

ity record of 146, up 45 from the

,| previous year, But the. ‘first
three months of this year are
not up from last year’s 22.

Saskatchewan is going to go

‘all out in 1957 to promote high-
way safety through new legisla-

tion and establishment of a pro-
vincial safety council.
NEW DRUNK TESTS

‘The legislation this year re-
vised ' ‘the Vehicles Act and for

a law requiring .motorists to

sibmit to breath
suspected of. drunken driving.

highway safety operations.

iod last year.
in 1956, and 30 in 1957.

previous year,
_ For Alberta, 1956 was a record

“pink card” system to identify

 

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and the United States have been |~

~ VANCOUVER () — The B.C,
district presidont of the Inter-

lea $s reported unoffictally .to
‘have won a majority of vates
In.a battle ovor Ipndership of

. Joe Morris was first vlected
district president. In. 1088, . He
was opposed this your by Lloyd
Whalen, president of. the awe

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,A . provincial. safety council.| fl
with’ a full-time manager has|@
beon -Sét up to. co-ordinate all

- Fatalities for the first third of |
this . year are:more than three
times as high as the same per-
There were eight!
Last

year's record of” 134 fatalities 5 ; Automatic

was ‘only slightly. up from the
year with 257 deaths compared
With 209 in 1955. Alberta uses a
drivers whose cars ‘ire insured.
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_ Prtday, May 17, 1957: -

_ VANCOUVER’ @— CCF MLA

day there. ‘Isreal.’ danger” to

passengers and. train’ crews on

the Howe’ Sound ‘section. of, the
Pacific Great:Eastern - Railway
‘during’ overhead highway con-
struction,

Gargrave, one of 21 passen-
gers taken off the train at mile
16 Wednesday and brought to
Horseshoe Bay by, speedboat,
said in a statement “passenger

{service should never have been

onumiriced until: all the main
asting on the hi hwa

completed.”” oy 7 me
- He ‘said residents of Wood-
fibre, Britannia and Squamish

are “completely exasperated” by.
the. regular.’ local PGE setvice
because Of delays, | ,

   

 

 
 
  

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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