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fire .in -Massct * Hat
‘Charlotte: Islands,
- day morning, | : 3 .

“The MV Beldid had her after-
“quarters sand galley.gutted by an

bor, . Queen

cQok It-the stove’. for, breakfast |
fat. the: three- -man orew:" re ge
Gaplain RC, Edwa rds,” district |
‘supervisor of fisheries; ‘to-
day: the - damage .: “ta: the:-6hip
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‘spread. with ‘considerable rapid-.
4Auy'and It was finally: extinguish
ed; with the ald” of: “other mom-
bers of tho crow, No. ‘one was in-
-jured.in' the fire: or ‘flrofighting,
Sone’ damage - was. “sustained to
portholos--whieh#:were. broken
while the crew:itried.to get at
the: sont of the: fire with oxtin=
quishers, ve

Tho Boldls is ‘belhg: ‘lowed back}.
today from Masset: to Prince Ru-
port. by, the -MV' Sooke Post, A

  

 

~ portion. of the ongine room, Capt, At
_ Edwards: anid, wha! slightly’ dams}
caged but there: wd, No: harm done

“tovequipment, 4:

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‘boon. caused by-a’ faulty. ploce: of
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hualing, woaidonte! Puonday., night
gy .the nearby. ‘Killum: River,

    

 

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tine Schofield: ‘ory Torrnce, on

1° GRAIN. ‘DUST: FIRE: atop ] g d
waterfront. Wednesday - morning, brought - -out :
| yer Heat wave, was: blamed -at least: in pa j
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re VICTORIA (CP)-

- Directors of the ‘PNE decided
al a meeting last week in Mont-
real to go ahead with construc-
tlon of. the 600-mile Nine which
would run from Summit Lake,
north. of: Prinee Goorge, to the
Yukon border.

‘However, they did not disclose
at that time: ‘which of two devel-
opment plans offered by the

government would be pursued,

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PHONES:

Glan ttod Advortlaing fuel oe

Business. OSENCO  saeseng eter "9208
‘Nowa. Doale dead’ .
‘Sports Donk vepeeenepeece eee
Booclal Department
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minor, A howe to'n compressor

WOR ‘hurd. but damage wae
only: alight; ‘
VAL fnlso, ‘alarm, “was “ravalved

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_Promoters of AP

avific N orthérn 1 Railway have told
the Br itish Columbia government they will let contracts. by. November 1 for clear-
ing of the first 100 miles of the route. The letter, received Wednesday’ by’' Trans- |;
port, Minister Karle Westwood, will be: referred to the cabinet-for- approval.’ :

  

 

 

by. the intercats. ‘of: “Swedish fi-
nancier Axel -Wenner- Gren, Is
not committed to lay any track,

An altornative plan suggested
by Mr, Westwood two months
ago would have ‘tequired a firm
undertaking and . full) plans by

from. Summit “Lake to Takla

Prince George: ::.-

-It-would have: “sO required nu
$200,000 performance bond,

June 1 next yor. "s
The: PNR vinlinod i " shart on

Lake and sawed down a. tree at
what was to:have been the tall) is

November 1 far an ‘actual railway,

Lako, about 180; miles north of

which would: he: forfeited if con-
struction was: HOt underway by

 

PNR from the commission’ § CON |:

4 1

construction in ‘June 1960, ‘when
Premier Bennott visited Summit

way's southern terminus,

Since that: time ‘only a short
distance of right - of - way has].
boen cleared, ‘Additional: ‘work on
the line was ‘stalled almost a
year during a: legal..dispute on
whethor. or not'it’came under
the jurisdiction. --of the public
utilities commission, . + 7

Tho government “last” ‘spring
passed legislation exempting the]:

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~ World News Bi

4 WASHING'ION. () — Presittont., Mohammed Ayul | Khan. of
Pakistan wil attempt to persuade President Kennedy when
. y to exert: pressure on Prime Minister
Nohru of dia. to hold a.  pleblactte gnu the fulure of of Kashmir.

“a “ALCUERS. (Reuters) — A serlos of bomb explosions word
fot off. Wednesday Night to colneide. wth Trench ‘Proaldont
y Churlex do. Givulle's. solovlatan, addroas, | Pas en |

oe
A’ protty Bria ‘dental nurse: 1 Keldebe Soviet :
Bpieman , Yard: ‘Gagarin Wednoaday night and:
him: “the” Moat: kissable waa in We universe’ *

2 ‘QUA HMALA CITY in —- Prosidont. Miguel Yallggens, pul
“Guatemala: under 0 atnio of slogo -: Wodnorday’: nig

modi fled fopny of martial law — after tho govornmiont ‘Yoportad
- Jb had cornahed | n rovoluuicnnry plot

“| LO8 ANGELES Uh — A Unitod: Air.
ailoly. Wadlhaxday..night al’ Tntornavional Altnort: Noro Aogplto

 

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JURUSALUM: ~ = Adolf Bohniann ‘told. hin trial today ‘that
tho: Nal oxtormination of tho Towa: wos “ono of. tho, ) Brantowt
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and. ‘tense. finales toa. hearing
in, the history of: Parliament.

  

 

OTTAWA. (CP) — The Sen-
ale voted. today’ to kill the gOv-
vernment bill to fire, James” E.
Coyne as’ ‘Bank. of Canada goy-
‘ernor, |

The decision, carried 33- 16,
“by the Liberal majority in the
“SUpner. House, was. -expected to’
he. followed. shortly: by Mr.
'Coyne’s resignation. : poe
The result could be the eall-
ing: ‘of a general election... a

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next Tuesday—only three

"Federal mediator Roml Du-5
| quette announced the adjourn-
ment Wednesday afjer meoting
for. nearly: five. hours with rep-
reyentatives of ‘the airline and
tho Canadian Alr Line Filght Ate.
‘tendants! Assootation (CLC). °..

+ Mo. sald the adjournment: Was
‘called “tt allow both partic . to
ravlew:: the. situation as tt. now
standa” and he. continued to hold

‘out: ope: ‘that “agreement might

be: veached: before the striko-

date. Bohs =

   

MO ‘deverlbed Ww odtos day' 8
talks. ag “encouraging” and said
hexthoughiti, SONG PIOBPOss had:

| bean made, ¢
: POSTIION, UNCHANGED

“Bpoltosmnn, for CALA and
wero somowhat' loss optt- |.
Inlatlo'and thore was no indion-

: ior. that. oithor sido. had" made

i now offer,
“TOA: fipolgosnion: avo: ‘thm: in

; thot: publig: stand that. oporn-

tlons:: will‘continue dospite nv
gtriko—thoy baso tholr.
on! contracts. with pilots’: and

 

   

: which: forbid ampathy. ation

maintenance ‘crows’ unions

in. one::0 “the® ~most - motional °

--| compromise \ now: that. the -Sen-

 

' “ephis motion must: first be dis-

posed of,” Jand:.the ‘appropriate |
“| message sent to the other place.”

After, the: “vote, ' Liberal Sena-

tor-W. Ross: MacDonald, ‘Opposi- "Washington; London “and : ‘Paris i
do not give up the present status |.
of. the town as required. by.. ‘Mos- |to

‘with: ‘Wes

tion leader, aid another attempt
should . be “nade ‘ab reaching ’a

ate had come. LO a recorded: ver~
dict. .

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TWO - INJURED oy,

‘Two people. were “apparently |
Injured int a’ ‘motor vehicle ‘ac-.
cident -.Wedriesday .. afternoon
near. Kwinitsa on Highway 16,
RCMP reported: ‘Thursday.

Police. sald. that ‘no - details |
were immediately: available but
it is believed. that only one car
was involved in- the’ ‘accident, °

 

“Airline strike 2 talks postponed

to allow situation review

MONTREAL (CP) — Union- management talks
dasigned to avert the first strike in the. history. of
Trans-Canada Air Lines chave been - ‘adjourned ‘until

tendants are scheduled to walk off their jobs.

Jafter accident

Penna "

days before 800 flight ab.

 

‘ . Tho Canadian’ Air Line Pilots’
Association has not yot said whe-
ther I will ask, {ts members .to
honor the. ‘abtondants’ picket
linos and tho postition’ of ‘the In-
ternational ‘Association. of Ma-|"
chinists (CLC) has been that: it

cannot stoy individual mombg, 8 yy

from observing tho linos, 7”.

Both tho CALPA-and tha: 1aMi|:
have given the attondants moral
eupport after recent: chargos by
tho OALPA -that. TOA has: sed
pile to OPPORD” ‘Ue : dla-
pu 0,

 

Third | person. dies

Willlam:: Gaunaors of licen
Charlotto . Jalandsa who.was, orlt-
lonlly: Injured: In wv. head-on: col~
Halon betweon av ON and wv. txt
Tuosday night, as: dled’ sin.
Quoon Oharlotta Hospital, ROMP
unnounced todays. aS
Five othor parsons. ‘Anfured. in

tha: nocidont, In Which. two word,
killed," ara still; An orltical, cond!

 

 
 

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“eT he,- “Soviets are.
‘their: threat of: unilaterally: set-
“tling the: fate of Berlin ..0.;.°3f

cow,| "he sald, then warned:
“7 declare once.more, ‘there ‘is
no chance of this, being. accept-

URG ES CoE XIS'TENCE © 8

He further: “wartied » ‘the. ‘Sovidé
Union: “it must ‘bear: the full: re-

 

Impaired. driver |

~ Driving. ‘while . impaired’ -cost.|:
Neil Herbert Bryant. of: Prince
Rupert the minimum | $50'. fine
Wednesday.In police court: when
he ‘appearad | before’ Magistrate |

 

Bryant, | represented *
fence counsel, W. N, Poole,” had
pleaded not .guilty-to the charge
but... was. convicted. after .
lengthy. ‘trlal Thursday, 3
Magistrates Applewhalte also
issued an order prohibiting: Bry-
ant from driving © for.
months,

- Police stated: that ‘the: ‘charge |
‘twas laid ‘after’ Bryant: was. ine |:
volved. ina: collision
parked ' yohicle owned . by. Walter
Zllversmith of 600. Sixth Avenue
Woot Juno 24, Damage amount. |

, “man to. court”

Norman’ ‘Brook of. Pritice’ Rue
port WAS. remanded: util July 31.
fov: trial’ “Thurscay. In... police
court whon ho. ‘pleaded. not: guilty
before Magistrate: i, : 'T,. Apple-

-fwhalle ona charge ‘of. comunon

 

asanult, *.
“ROMP. anid | “that. the ‘ghiarge
‘was Jald following’ an Incident

Tabont 2 am, Thursday. in the

700’ bloole. Becond | Ayonue “Woat ||
where John “ Uracan . of, 104A
Fivs b Avonye, West was “assaulted.

» Prince Ruport has
‘now “gone. 9) OT days ||
without. a. fatal traffic
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sponsibility for any. “grave con-

- taken: off: roads |. fo

three |

“with. ea

4 including’ 40,000: pounds : 0

    

(000 .potinds. of larga, at 24,.cents: 7
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Frederic Law. of, Vancouver
Thursday; In! police. court*-when
he appeared. before Magistrate
1, “Applewhaite. on a -charge

 

  

 

 

+ of creating-a disturbance by’ us~

ing obscene, . language, pone vghts
Law: pleaded: guilty . to:.’ the
charge. which. was laid. 4n«con=
®/ nection: with an, incident "About
0:45. p.m. Wednesday . in. ©
Broadway: Gale, ne

Today's fish sold

-on.exchange’:
Thre

In. Prince: ‘Rupert. Thursday.

‘Selling’ on: the exchange: were:
Mothor.. LI0-with . 68,000. “pounds
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w pound, and 4,000 poundexof

ny B.C, Olppor,. 81,000 6,00
noc! > (22,7), 84,000 larg BO
1,000. chix (18), Pacific; a
poo IT, 67,000, 42,000 mody(2ai8)

24,000. ; ‘argo. (28, 6), 1000; ehh
(18), B.C. Packers, -

WEATHER,

Cloudy. and cooler
oBeldiy. Winds. northorlyt5
- lomorrow, Low tonight ‘alt
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