he gate of the year:
ad safely into the

be
yuoted His Majesty the late King
tee “rin “an Empire broadcast.

at the same high rate as now

with the fear of a dark, un-

‘riairity that the coming year
ragedy for many workers and

Jat Necessary

PE rake heed of this bright

otrovidence guide you along
ng the light of knowledge, by
xprience, and by a belief that
th attributes of a safe worker.
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being done. It should be

properly mounted, and run
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parts, should it

3. Tool rest should be

used

and should pe jegiuaied to

gata an eight! n inch
wheel.

5. Always a lequate eye
protection.
6. Stand to one side when

starting wheel. -
pply pressure ‘gradually,
siving wheel time to. warm

8. Side erindlney ip be done
only made for
that ania pose,

9. Do NOT operate a defective
riachine.

-Reprinted from B.C. Lumberman

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ner
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To Prevent
en

By JOHN H. O'BRIEN

mith \ a professional driver we

He
0,000

ings have been hailed by the National Safety

as an exciting

tt motorists, whether beginners or experi-

ecome santoally “gealdents -proof” through

The find:

Council a automobile insurance officials
new hope tha

enced, can
mastery of a few simple rules.

he experts found that most accidents result from

10 drivers seldom
only a slight
accident during their

seven driving errors.
make these errors and these ree have
ee of ever having even a mino:
lifetim:

Three out of 1

whe x seven do make
driving ade they have the accidents.
hat

,all of us who drive from accident

right and left edges of the lan
ral watch over a wide, dee}
ing surprised, from

e abrupt stops and turns that show

*) bad driving.

t night, watch beyond your headlights for dark
shapes on the road. Red vents ahead don’t neces
slow doy

mean the car is moving. When in doubt,
3.

s. Sean
has your car in it. Make this a
habit; do guna it is second nature.
remaining fou rules are:

4. Make “Blending” Your Purpose

Traffic accidents occur when someone goes too fast or
too slow or someone disturbs the normal straight, ying
traffic flow by a diagonal or right-angle movement at the
wrong time. Examples are speeders, or-drivers preparing
t

© make turns or park their cars.
Make it your concern to “blend” with the traffic flow.
Don’t set up resistance to any other car.
traffic.
5.’ Leave Aourselt An

Flow with

se your horn so that you are seen. Give an early warn-
aye to.

em! many drivers fixed ‘stare, and

because AS don’t keep their oe ater

to be constantly surprised so that

not hav @ good driving’ habits.

- Hold Sa Traction
pvow oe pot a good driver if you cannot control your
gravel roads. If a skid starts, stay off the
the steering wheel in the direction of of the

erky””

m your rea on aineee
To stop on ice, Sump, your brakes, don’t noe qe cow:
pert: these habi eally

rales fai ‘urn

habits, it is cals ricccaagen We seus on aes of
their rules. Aim high, weyers moving, fg their eyes.

Vancouver Province,

Seven Ways

The studi Cant ‘ings, a traffic
| agearet director in the eye industry, and Harold

the errors by habit in daily

What are the rules of the good drivers that will save

The first three rules developed by gnings and
Soul deal with the use of the eyes. They
1. er at Your

head-on crash ff you ar head, and steer at
your target, your car travels e exactly ‘on centre” in the
lane. Let the lower part of you vision take care of the

traffic scene
will save you from be-

a