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By FORBES RHUDE Canadian Press Business Editor

“Women at the wheel" will be the subject of a panel ses-, lion at the annual convention of the Canadian Good Roads As- sociation in Quebec. Oct. 2-5.

Advance material on the con- vention. issued from the associ- ation's headquarters in Ottawa says the objective of this panel will be to give women promi- nent in the field of highway safety an opportunity to report on what is being done. and what can be done by women to as- sist safety campaigns.

On the panel will he Senator Josie Quart: Constable Jessie Meiklejohn. Hamilton police de- partment: Ethel McLelian. di- rector of women's activities. Canadian Highway Safety Coun- cil: and. as interrogators. two

en—-J. Bflumphrey. vice- presldent. All Canada Insurance Federation. and S. E. Swallow. director of service. Ford Motor Company of Canada.

EXAMINE CITY PROBLEM

Another panel topic with an Intriguing title will be: "The City: Automobillty or Immobil- ity". which will examine what may be done to relieve conges- tion and shape the environment of Canadian cities.

The annual "roads roundup" will consist of a survey of road construction across C a n a d a. given mostly by provincial dep- uty highway ministers. ‘

Another full session will hear I! report on a $27.000.000 road test recently completed in the‘ United States. which cxperi- mented with flexible and rigid pavements.

A flrrirhetr session will hear- from representatives of provin- cial roadbulldcrs‘ associations on construction developments and the problems of contrac- tors,

Technical di-scwssion will cover a wide range,of matters of in- terest to road builders. includ- ing construction. maintenance. automatic signal systems. soils and materials. design. bridges and many others.

John Thompson. Manitoba's minister of municipal affairs. and the association's president. will give the president's annual review at the opening session Oct. 2. Premier Lcsage of Que- bec will address the closing an-

FAKE BOMB IS SHRUGGED OFF

S'l‘Ii'il.lNG. Scotland (Reut- ersl» The /\rt:_vll and Suth- erland Highlanders, a crack Scottish rogimcni. has shruggcd off a fake homh In- cident in Its headquarters In Stirling Castle.

Someone from a rival arnly unit hurled a paper - wrapped

iclt Into an office in the heart of tho forircss last week and escaped undetected.

Army cook Johnny Hard- castle. .34, was assigned the job as a lost of "initiative" local cnglnecrs. his unit based at Marchwnod in England. and he

several hundred to throw the "bomb" Into the pay,scrgcani's office

A spokesman for the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders said Monday: "We were rather wrapped up In organ- izing our ditics at the time and we could not give him as much attention. it’: not diffi- cult to gel in. The castle grts many Visitors. You pay your shilling and _.walk ln." .

(Reuters erroneously re- ported Monday that Stirling Castle is the headquarters of The ‘Black Watch — another Scottish regiment which also trains In the castle-—-and that the "bomb" was thrown into the office of the commanding officer.)

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