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Quirks Thot kifl On Tite I4ýghways <ontin-ued frami Last Issue) Personal wýorries-uLsualJy con- rerning the 'driver's family or bis job -- are the commonest psycbological cause of traffie accidents, Sucb emiotional prob- leins may be temporary or long- standing, trivial or seriaus. The inan who bas just had a quarrel witb bis wife, the woman whose, inother just died -- suicb people as these are likeiy prospects for the emergeney ward - or the morgue - if thecy attempt ta drive. One niglit a matorist smmPashedî into the rear of Dr. Lovett-Doust's car. Traffie was light and visibility gaod. "The police questianed himn, and 1 couldin't resist doing a lit- fie psychiatrie researcli," says Dr. Lov-ett-Dou-st. "I fouind that lhe was a great famiiy man. HIis faraily vwas stili in Italy. He w7as ehronically ionely, homesick and emnotionally uinbalaaiced. This condition dîstracted the man from b is driving, ' and caused $400 dam-tage." Psychologicai causes are often mnuch more obviaus and immedi- &te. One day last year the gen- erai sales nmanager of a firm in eastern Canada bad a raw with Une Of lis salesmen, Stormiag Out of the office, he clim-bed îate bis car and began speeding flirougl ithe rush-hour traific. T'e died instantly when his car amasheti into a telephone -pole at 90 miles an bour. Even the least irritation ean sometines trigger a tense driver into a disastrous act. Dr. Lovett- Doust telis af a salesman who, began driving homne one evening whiie stili keyed Up fram the tension of coa1pletiag a big business deal. Part way home, he was passed by an older man Ïn an aider, less expensive car than his awn. Seething witb rage at this humiliation, the saiesman frarnped the gas pedal te the floor, passed, bit a truck that was camning Out of a side road and demalished bis car. Meticulou s, seemingiy respect- able people can be. deceptively dangerous as drivers. Their out- wa-rd appearance of miId pro- priety may mask an almost un- controllable inner tonsion. They dote on aceuraey, punctuality Rnd Sedially acceptable behiav- for. But 1,ften they are inflex- ible: tbey cannot adjust ta aa zudden threat or an unexpected change, and their inner tensions maY explode wîth shattering ze- n-uits. A certain Taranto account- ant .always ieft home at 8.2,5 end arrived at the office at 8.45. One morning the street lie al. ways travelled was under re- pair. He took a side street. The traffic piled up. He tried an- ,ther street. It was worse. He panieked. Trying ta make a U iurn, be bit the sidewallç, skid- ded into the ancomning traffie and epent the day in bospital. Such was the fate of the Ed- '0nonttin busihessman who -- af- 1r 30 years withaut an accident SLEEP SEDICIN tbeatknaerlgt do m *,i; l oféet.wey te Indtie. acp SDICIN$.o.4* 1.1 ST rcOI' - set out on hîs first holiday in decadces andi bis first long- drive in fiv7e years, An biour later lie was dead. With perfect visibiiity and an automobile in top con- dition, he slimmed inta a loco- motive at a level crossing. Psy- chiatristi who studied the case concluded that the mnan's elation over the prospect ci' the long- postponed holiday 1i t er al11y blinided him.n Accident investigators have, much less sympathy for anather type of driver, whom they biame for 50 percent of ail accidents. He's the mnan wvho knows be's driving recklessiy but just does't care. One police officer pÏictures hlm this w,,ay: "The guy la on bis way ta n!2ke a big deal. Thousands af buckýs are in it for him. Why,, should be worry about other people or a $50 fine? We're always glad ta give him a chance ta think it ail oavez for a whie -in àil." Much af the valuable psycho- logica] information s0 far corn- pïied about drivers lias camie out of the -Detroit clinie, whidh ex- amines and tests l1arge num-bers o f traffie ýoffenders, including many who have riot aetuaiiy caused,accidents. Offenders are given stanldardl intelligence tests and tests for visual abiiity. Then tbey it down behind a dummy steeriaig wheel and operate floar pedais %wblie a reactograph rec- ords their reactian timnes. Later they are questionied about tra ffie signs an-d regulations and about their personal lives: fam-ily back- grounid, physical alimenelts, jobs, friendsbips, marriages, Plkes, dis- likes and prejudlices. Af ter that, a psychiatrist con- duets a full exaipination ta di s- caver eacb persan's mental and emationa] status. From ail this data a report is compiled and turned over ta the traffie court judge, wha may offer thedriver a ehoice of a jil terma or proba- tion and a psychiatrie course. Most choose the course which is designed ta improve their driving by belpiag themn under- standaad contrai their emotions. SMucli of the same sort of data ls compiled regulariy in Ontario, but on a smailer scale. The most extensive' investigations ar e usually limited ta drivers who bave been in accidents. Most of the information is gathered by trained investiga tors, rathér than psychiatrists. T h e investigator begfins by studyýing the police re- port on the acc'id-ent. Then h. conduets a series af interviews ta learnalal he ana about the mo- torist's habits andi personality. If the motorist is still alive, the interview begins wîtb him andi usuaily takes place in bis own home. "The questions I ask and the answers I get are canfideatiai,"1 expiains anc investigator, Walter Heasiip. "We wanit the motorist ta undezstanti we are nat trying ta get him for anather rap. We are trying ta Iohelp others, through When lie bas abtaiied i al pas- sible clues fromi the driver hlmn- self, the investigator interview* the man's relatives, andi friends. If the driver is dead, frientis and relatives are asked ta provide ail the data they ean, lu the interests af saviug other lives. Wben ail information is gath- ered, psydhiatrists study it, af- ten addling another faulty habit or persanality quirk ta their ever-growing list of accident causes. Somne day, weutley know more about these causes, they hope to ativise autho*rities on how to distinguish -between a poten- tially good driver and a paten- a a on CLASSIFIED AGENTS WANTED EARN Cash in your Spare Timne. Juet show yaur friends our Chrstmàsasad All-Oceaon Greeting Cards (Includ1ug Religious) Stationery, Glfts, Write for samiples. Colonial <ard L.td 489-B Queen East. Toronto 2 E~XTRA Mail-Order Dealers wanted. 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Two Firsi Class Experienced Teachers REQUI RED FOR THREE.-ROOM SCOLTO TEACH GRADES 1 2 AND 3-5. AVE RAGE enrolment 25 per casom Salary $3,800.00 per annuin, with $10o0A0 Increments for experlance up ta $4,200.00. APPLY, stating age, exparience and qualification and the naiie of the iast Inspectar to: DOUGLAS MacLELL AN, SEC.-TRr:Ag S.S. NO. 1 CONNELL PIC KLE 'CR.OW, ONTARIO ESPANOLA PUBLIC SCHOOL 17-Rooi School in town 45 miles west af Sudbury. Population - 5.0f00.R- quirea oaa Prirmary Teaclier. Minimum.........$,,50 Maxium..........$7,930 Allowance for axperience, Iiicrael*". $200 and $300, Blue Cross aad P.S.., Cum ulative Sick, Leave. Application stating qualifications, experience, ige, religion, marital statua, phone flua. ber, and na'me and address of pri-ent Inspector shouldha addressed to Andrew B. Elila,-Box 24t, Espancli, Ontario. 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GAL.BRAITH, SEC RETARY BOARD 0F ]SOUCATIOP8 ÉSPANOLA, ONTARIO ISSUE 31 - 1959 International YearI - s Your Yoarat the CANADIAN NATIONAL EXHIBITION G reatest erray of worlcl-wlide exhibits ever maçke the 1959 C.NXU. >he perfect holidoy deztination, Ther' fun, excitemient aÀns ent«p. tinmant for everyone et the world's a Ir!est annuel exhibition - bc sure you viit thie boeautifti 350 ocre wonderland thias Ummr,ý GEORGE GOBEL heads the liovish Evenîng Granditansi Spec tacuier ery night at 8:00 p.m. - 400 dancera, singera, entertaine, rmusicives-- ieworid't fineat orray of ortiets on fthc warld'5iorpet nioveaýbia stage - gigantic fireworics dispiay. ffE "CISCO RIO" & "PANCHO" wilI thrii the youngsters in t14 fun-fiiled cafternoon Grandîtand Circus -- 3 rings - 26 acta - children Iseif p>ice - AUG. 28 ta SEPT. 12. NATO HAVIES in the g ratest display of fightinga hipa evart iha Great Lakqs - C.N.E. 'Waterfront AUG. 26 - ai. INTERNATIONAL AIR SHOW -- Dazzling aerobotics - by U.S. ond ca!n1idion Air Farce teani1s - SEPT. 11 .,12. OLO MACDONALD'S FARM - ci dispiay of yaung formi animais eapeciaiiy interestinq for chldran. SPORTS QALgiRE - worid-champion aquatic stars, track and fielsi macla, - pJua Canada'# Oiympic Plon In action. Visit the Sports & HJckeýy IHalls of Fama.é NATIONAL HORSE SHOW - ËOLISEUM, AUG. 27, 28, 29, 30- SEPT. 1, 2. WORLD'S LARGEST AGRICIJLTURAL BUILDI NG, withprc-iin lietcdairy prodiicts, paultry, fruit, grain and veqeablas frani - il ever ,Canad,, IIAND CONCERTS doity In the. Bandsheil, featuring the aécloimee Bond of The, Royal Marines of Great Britain. A MILE 0F MIDWAY with new rides, shôws and gamnes: great fun for the youngsters! Ganadian National Exhibitilon TORONTO, CANADA OPENSWEDNESDAY-AUG. 26 - SEPT. 12 HARRY 1. PRICE, HIRAM E. MCCALLUM, Gencrel Maênagoer AD VERTIS IN&G - wY --- - ---- ------