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a VANCOUVER (CP)—Labor. Minister “Wicks i is

reported willing ‘to conduct an. investigation into the]

Waekis oS

7 administration | ‘of. the United Fishermen. ‘and Allied|
Workers’ Union. (Ind. yy which a ‘Vancouver : Island)

- group says fs is rin 1 by. Conimunists.

 

   
  
  
 
 
  
   
 
  
  

 

 

lowlng © “riumerous” ‘complaints
recehtly: over ‘blasting. ~~:

The, bylaw prohibits all blast-
“hig? “without a. permit” and. re-|*
quires applicants for permilts to
be: Insured against. ‘injury. or
property damage. —-

“Blasting will not be permitted
from one half-hour after sunset
until” orie- half hour before sun-
risey” “nor. ‘near a school during
school: hours. :

“Other ‘provisions ‘cover. safe
—hidndling of blasting! . materials
and-other safety - measures, and
set penalties for infringement of
the™ bylaw,

WORLD NEWS. BRIEFS.

 

 

“AC group of. fishermen at. Kyu-
quot, on the west. coast. of the
island, ‘ organized. ° “recently. ‘tol.
press for 4 ‘cleanup’ of the ad-
ministration*of the ‘union which
‘they say isnot: “being. run in’ the
best interests of the union. |

Spokesmen for the group ‘said
Monday. “Mr... Wicks
ledged a request. for an: inquiry

yand ‘said he will investigate the

   
  

union's administration. ‘

 
 

    

 

- KAMLOOPS’
continuing -” for a.
‘In the rugged country 770 miles
northeast of here..

Roy Chapell. about — 60,-
when he. failed to keep .a sched-
uled fishing rendezvous at Gris-
ley. -Lake.

Peter Cordonicr of Barnhart-
vale, who was to mect- Chapell
at the lake, waited two days be-
fore reporting to RCMP, —

Two ground parties and a pri-

 

vate plane have been searching
the area since Friday.

“India to defend bor

NiiW. DELHI (Reuters)—--Prime
Minister Nehru promised. today

agahist any Intrusions. © His
statgment was Interpreted as a
warging to Commupist China to
keep hands. of the Ubtte Hima:
yan states,

‘Nahrue told

Parlinment that

India is responsible for the de-!

fenke of Bhutan and Sikkim un-
dev treaties with tho two re-
male states on the Tibet-Indla
border,
Thorenaslig Conmutiist | pres-
sure has heen reported. on Sik-
Kini “and Bhutan since the Chi- |
neae crushed the March rebel-
Hon wn Tihbed, '

Khrushchev wire

PUCGWASH, N.S, dh. Soviet
Prapior Nilelln chrushchev Lo~
diyxexpressed concern over the

foripjogicnt warfare inn tele-
ari bo Inbernational selentlats
ieeting here to. Uses the
pablo.

Khrushehov's morvinen WIS I'Q=
enived by Nova Septia-born ins
 AualstiaG. Cyrue’ Baton, sponsor
Of: iho weok-long conforence,

Too many cats
UENDALM, — Callt, (a
Heventy ontn in. one house ire

iy Ano many, we dury deatded,
Wee Aur Hardison and Misa
ATAPI Martin were vonviatad
Mu (ny of. violating wording
ange Hmiling the number of
nts. to dhrea for w Hinge rent
dlanag,

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to, fefend Bhutan and Sikkim :

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(high schools, next month,’ WAR,

Valentino honored

HOLLYWOOD (mThe 33rd
annual memorial service for
silent sereen star Rudolph
Valentino attracted only
about 50 persons. Also miss-
ing Monday—for the fourth
straight. year—-was the ‘wom-
vn in black,” who had made a
yearty riffial of placing flow-
-ers jbefore Valentino's erypt.
“Valentino died in 1926 of per-
Itantiths,

 

U.S, action expected.
Slate Bee-|

WASHINGTON (A--
retary Christian Herter. is re-
portod to have told several mem-
bers of Congress that “the Unit-
ad Nations may tnke some part
In what is golng on in Laos be-
fora boo long.” |

Schools stay closed

SAINT JOHNS, Nfld, (P---N ow.
foundland announced Sunday tt
with delay school openings noxt
month boenuse of the province's
polio epidemic,

Quoebeq oduention nuthoritios
mest, todny to dics nr similar

Explosion at school

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (MN ~~ A

homemade explosive hold Inia
gings far blow up Monday night
outside. Wall High School, which
rocontly nrcimitiod Nogro
donts for the first tine,” There
Was no damage and no ono wna
hurt. Two youtg-white brothors
wore Inkon Into cnatorly,

Revolution in’ math

BRACKBRIDGN, Ont. (h — A
rdvolutionary approach to tho
tonching of mathomatics, to

Grado 0 alnsson of 20 Ontario

oe munity. to ULE”, newer
4 north,

acknow-.

   

; a ‘the costly, pay. ‘dispute.
OA "search: is
one-legred:
fisherman missing for. nine days |

of;
{ Kamloops, went. missing. Aug. 15

   

  

“tin ‘the
is:.this trailer-town: Jo-
cated on. Highway 16,.some. 26.

 

f miles ‘ecast.: of. Prince ‘Rupert.
|* Proud residents —~ as the'-sign
‘indicates — boast: population
‘of 13: and one-half ‘persons, |, |
—Staff Photo, by. Grace Brown.

| Dr. Deutsch s

may be given
extension — |

VANCOUVER ° Labor : Min-
ister. Lyle. Wicks~ said: Monday
Professor John J..Deutsch may
be given an. extension of the 14-
day period within: which he was
asked by -the. government to re-
port on. progress’-made toward a
settlement on the’ seven-week-
old British Columbia " Woodwork-
ers: strike...

» DrDeutseh’ now: ‘is in, the sec-

 

“NO. HURRY-UP JOB” oan

_: Mr: Wicks said in‘an ‘interview
Dr. Deutsch so far’has been: un-
able. to bring together represent-
atives. of the -25,000. striking
members: -of- ‘the “International
Woodworkers of America’: CLC
and coastal lumber. concerns.

“This will be no: shurry-up job,”
the minister said. - :

The University of | B.C. econ-

omics professor has held inde-
pendent meetings. almost daily
With officials of the IWA: and
Forest ‘Industrial Relations, the

 

 

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management, bargaining agency.

approved Monday by the bonrd
of. the governors .of the Ontario

Teachers Federation, Details
were kept secret... ,

ae
to hy

A SOPHITIOATED. Tronch poodla named Or
revontly, Bho mual he proud Lodo br

: Smithers: was: chosen: president

  
 
  
  
     

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Alaska affiliates, |

The selection of Prince Rupert

‘{fe'lowed a° bid by A. .L. Bell. of |.
“the: Prince. Rupert Chamber - “Offs

  
  

Commerce; supported by. Robert
Parsons, president of the ‘Prince
Rupert Junior Chamber of. Com-
merces

‘Other “highlights of the: sath
annual: convention, which" winds

up here te re
“@ Gordon: * “ Willianis: “Gt

by: acclamation. -: ‘Other officers,

also . chosen ‘py. acclamation:
vice- president, William: WwW. Gil-
gan,: -Burns.: Lake; “secretary~

; treasurer, Nick Filyk, ‘Smithers;
associate vice-president for. "Al-
aska,’L.. M.: Williams, mayor of
Petersburg. ae: re

‘a @A committee . Was‘ appoint-
ed to promote a second: Trans
Canada Highway,’ running’ from
Jasper. via Prince . George’ to}.
Prince Rupert. . The committee |’
was given full power ~ to use
whatever. means it deemed -nec-
essary’ to achieve: this objective.

e Delegates voted against ac-}
cepting political leaders . as -of-
ficial delegates at ifs 1960 con-}
vention following a: telegram
from B.C. Liberal: “Leader Ray}
‘Perrault asking: that. invitations
{ be: sent,to. opposition: party lead |
rers-in atuture.: : :

      

facta the’ CBC° to: ‘investigate

ern B.C. coast by using” the mic-

| (Staff )- _p
chosen as the 1960. convent
Boar ds of Trade of. | Central British

 

   

bs finish it by 1960. .

   

‘wants to give it, any time.”

SS @O A. ‘resolution. was. “ehdorsedt

the . possibility’ of: ‘providing * a
television circuit: to’ the: ‘north-|_

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n site for the Associated |
7 Columbia

reiterated earlier state-

ght,

ta’ Prince George: “We! re going.

said.

 

ENDS. DEPARTMENT
“EMr. Gaglardi defended his de-’
| partment against charge ~ .of

Lcarruption, stating that it would
stand “all the scrutiny anyone

  

He labelled “wild statements”

‘Strachan that he, as minister,

has been guilty of political pat-} ©
‘ronage in the awarding of. high=" ’ TE
1. KT T I M AT: youngsters sutge :

Way. contracts.

The highways minister paid
warm ‘tribute to.Prime Minister
‘Diefenbaker, “There: is a--man:
who speaks from the heart,’’*he
said.

-'The prime minister ata
‘luncheon earlier Monday spoke
‘of. the. possibilities of a great
“power grid being linked up
across: the country to provide an
increasing flow of energy for
national development.

{Interchanges of power already
are: taking . place - between. On-
tario and Quebec, Ontario and
Manitoba and Saskatchewan
‘and Manitoba, he:said.” In. De-

 

provinces.

Canada can 100K torward to a
new. period of economic expan-

 

rowave’ radio- -telephone §. “system
recently established on the coast
by. the” North-west Telephone
Company.

@ Another resolution calied
for the provincial government to
study establishment of. colleges
of the University of British Co-
lumbia in other areas of the
province. Alternatively the reso-
lution suggested equalizing. fi-
nancial. burdens of students
from. outside the immediate
Vancouver area.
, ® The convention approved:a
resolution submitted by Prinee
Rupert delegates that the asso-
ciated Boards give full backing
to Alaska plans for a marine
highway from Prince Rupert to
Haines.

eral government to supply
ferry landing at Prince Rupert.
@ Highways Minister agian |
address ©

 

Pennask Lake, has been bought
The resolution asked the fed-| by a group of Vernon business-
ai men,

last: Monday,

sion -in- which development. of
the country’s northern frontiers
will play a big part, Mr. Diefen-
baker said.’ “Not only is the re-
cession of 1956-57 behind us,”, he
said, “but recovery has proceed-
ed so strongly that we now look
forward with confidence to a
new period of economic expan-
sion which will bring large in-
creases in- aggregate | national
production and’ bencfit every
part of Canada.” |

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Resort sold
VERNON (W—weicurfe lodge,
where’ members ,of the royal

party stayed in July while the
Queen and Prince Philip were at

 

Valley Resorts Limited
Plans to subdivide lodge lands
into 50 lots, it was reported

 

nee “Ripert was: ‘today s
and}: - |

ents concerning completion of |” :
ehway 16 from:Prince Rupert |.’

: L hope,"

agsertions by CCL Leader Robert |: |

wm ber- "vast: power: “poo!: swould:}.8 -
go into operation in the Atlantic!|

 

 

 
 

 
  
  
  

    
  
 
  
  
    
    
  
  
   
 

  
  
  
 
 

  

_around Prime Minister Diefen-
baker following a: luncheon’ in :
Kitimat’s Riverlodge Cafeteria

“Monday. »Mr, ;-Diefenbaker.
showed himself very much at
ease, patting several young.

heads. 2 ;

~Statt photo by G. P. Woodside.

Prime Minis ter’:
drops line.

 

  

 

 

 

 

KITIMAT, ‘B.C. QD) eal
Minister Diefenbaker “dropped
affairs of state for a brief spell
Monday to sink. a line’ in ‘the
Kitimat River. But he- didn’t
catch a thing.

Although he “was “already
late, the prime minister had his
car caravan stopped a‘few miles
out of Kitimat en route to Ter-
race to accept the ‘invitation of
the Chamber of Gommerce to
sink a line in the river border-
ing the highway,

He was told there were some
big salmon being taken and was
shown a string of four beautics
as proof. The prime minister
donned a raincoat . against. a
heavy drizzle, walked to the-
riverbank and began casting. So
did Alaska” Governor William
Egan, who accompanied him.
But although he cast like an
expert, far outdistancing the
governor, he didn’t get a nibble
and finally quit. —

“It's, not the first time I've
been skunked,” he said as he

 

 

 

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wad Is worth mare th wn $1,000,

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reluctantly gave up,

of 11 Pupplos sho dolivered
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_No._Juc lick. | ‘

“Nine persons’ were “killed: and
a 10th is missing and presumed |’
dead.

At Nelson, B.C., friends: of
Mr. and Mrs. Sy dniey D./A. Bal-_
lard have been advised by the
Red Cross that the Canadian
couple and their crippled’
nine-year-old son, Christo-'
pher, may have died in the.
earthquake,

CAMPING HOLIDAY

for a camping holiday in Mon-
tana.

 

The Red Cross emergency cén-
tre at Bozeman, Mont., sent word
to Nelson that a couple evacuat-

lards and believed them dead.

Immediate concern here = in-
volves the ecarthslide that: may
have buried alive some campers
in the Rock Creck area, down-
stream from Hebgen Dam where
the earthquake centred its de-
struction.

Water spilling through — the
dam has formed a seven-mile-
long Jake Known as Quake Lake
and officials say the waters will
crest the natural dam formed by
the rockslide jn from 20 to 30

J days.

Army engineers hegan an in-
spection of the area Monday to
determing how Dost to relleve a

sack seemed ane mM nats See aa pod an Maen tate ate nena

 

 

‘Motor vehicles

chief blames
deaths on speed

VICTORIA (-— The suporin-
tondont of motor vehictes says
the Increase to 60 from 60 In
speed Hmits on some British Co-
Jumbla highways is causing
what he described as aialarm-
Ing Incroaso in rand doaths
across the province this month,

Hight persons wore..kiled in
auto aceldents during the weok-

“fond, bringing to 38 the numbor

of traffic fatalitios tn tho proy-

‘Tinea so Tartin August,

"I believe the new 60-mile-an-
hour spoed Hmit on some 22 B.C,
highways Is responsible," Goorga
Lindany, motor vehiclos superin-
tondont, snid todiy.

“Statistics show that where
hore is speed thara is death and

that is what wo are getting to-]

cdiny."

Ho anid he bollevos the specd-
limit Increases have beon ap
pliod “Indiscriminately,”

Highways Minister Gaglardl,
who Jn tho past has sald the ine
creased apeod Umit is appliod
only aftor oxtonsive ongineering
tests, wns not available for com~
mont today, \

ed had camped next to the Bal-}.

 

 
 

"WEST YELLOWSTONE, Mont; (AP) Thi irty- ce
nine persons still were unaccounted for i in this:south- *
west Montana resort area today, one’ week’ after. the —
earthquake: that: rocked, the Canadian: and. American me

 

 

‘were évacuated briefly. after the
otiginal shocks... ™.

-. An engineers spokesman’ ‘said
“waters are flowing into: the, new
lake at the rate of 2,000 or 3,000
‘acre-feet'a day. Quake Lake ‘now
-is estimated to be 80 feet deep.
_.The mass of. rocks and: earth
that forms the dam plugging the
‘river valley ranges from 150 to

i -400 feet in depth.
The family left Nelson Aug. ‘15.

The engineers are known to be

considering whether to use the ,
slide as the core for a permanent

dam or to carve a channel
through the slide to relieve the
flood threat,

Hebgen ‘Dam itself was-- dam-
aged by the shocks, It holds back

more than 300,000 acre-feet of

City driver.
tined $125

Robert, Frederick Heal of
Prince Rupert was fined a total
of $125 In clly police court this
morning after he pleaded guilty
to charges of Impaired driving
ane driving while his
Neence was restricted,

Magistrate BE. oT, Applewhalte
assossod Hoal $75 or in. dofault
of payment one month: ty fall
on the Impntrod driving ctiarge

 

 

and $26 or 15 days in jail on Lhe
further count,

Heal was also prohibited’ Sram
driving a car in Canada for a
perlod of three months,

Princo Rupert -has
now gone 222° -days
without a fatal traffic
accident. |

Cloudy with widely wentlorod
showors Wednesday, Littlo
echango In tomporature.
Westerly winds 20 docrons-
Ing to Ught thik ovening
ind rising .to westerly 20
vgaln tomorrow, Low tonight
and high Lomorrow §2 and

TIDES—

Wodnosday, Auguat 27, 1050
(Pacific Standard Time)

 

 

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