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Realism Aim
Exercise

Betchikan, Rupert CD Officials
ork For “Evacuation” Success

Mcilisin will be the keynote duly 21 when Prince
it becomes the reception centre for 2,000 Ketchi-
BAlaska, residents, “injured and made homeless"
Bxercise Varthquake’—first major civil defence
Bsc over slaged between the two cities — iL Was ;
fe last night by the city’s top civil defence of;
; ope will assume thap . Emergency hospitalization

os rqiake revels the Alaska feeling, clothing, registration,
qin ‘ane evaruation of communication, transportation,

stihers ab injured and

persons to Prince Ru» 6anlzed to accommodate the

Be onrarest large centre.
atay outlined by pto-
BB cis defence headquar-
Bi for (42 badly Injared
WEEE ote Lown out of the
Mee ora for emergency hos-
Sacaunen! at Prince Ru-
Bie an additional 1,75]
Biusly itiured and home.
Amis will be brought here

‘police and housing wilt be or-

evacuees in the elty,

! City’s civil defence disaster
jcommittee met last night in the
pelty hail to map out prellminary
detalls for the exorcise,

| Decision to make the exercise |
US realistic as possible was spark. |

ied by Art Murray and backed by
clty-clerk R. W. Long on the
‘grounds that too many “paper-
work” elvil defence schemes had
led to public apathy.

Bic Co-Operation Needed

me co-operation will be
B for Exercise Earthquake
D this end, the meeting
Rio sel up a clvdl de.
information contre on
Avenue and the disaster
plans radio broadcasts
ty releases (o inform
bic of what will actually
Hare,
slastic over the scheme,
hand Alaska etytl de-
evficials are reported to
ready swung Into action
preparing 2000 cards

Covering the Individual classifi-
‘callons into which the evacuees
, Will be grouped,

| ‘The United States Coast Guard
i Will take part in the operation,
‘and both Coast Guard ships and

planes will be used in the exer. |,

;clse,

| Recepllon and — registration
‘centres will be set up at Prince
‘Rupert docs, the Clvie Centre
and Seal Cove alr base from
where evacures will be directed
for emergency treatment, feed-
ing, clothing and billetting.

Hospital Cases by’ Boat

Al Cove, 4] unaecompan-
Irea under 12 yeats of
women and 67 men, ql
fas injured and requir-
Pal treatment of some

le taken immedintoly Lo}

eer’ Gencial Hospital,
ere will he 43] hospital
Swell as 1220 homeless,

m by heat from the
area. ‘Transportation

Me (hy number af fien-

I he laid an, a :

beet Matlin of hospital

wll require additional

Mall aed DC Steven.

ta BR eet OO ea aye
son, Prince Rupert Gener Hox.
pital administrator has Issued «
call for any woman with nursing
‘experience to check with the hos-
pital .

; Toudd renlism ta the exercise,
volunteers will alsa be needed to
fill the role of evacuees and
provision will be “made for elty

(residents to take part in the
Foperatton. os

:Pelovisitn Woverage of Exoreise
Earlquoko, ls.pelng investigated
by WIL Hankinson manager of
CPPR, who was named publielly
ehilrman for the exercise,

 

WURED STEWART LOGGER

OWN HERE

. Slowart logeer was mer
ind a ¢
rel thier iiurles to
ruck by a falling log,

teen Char

AFTER MISHAP

cy flown to Prince Rupert Inst
lolte Alrlines plane after he

the right shoulder ond haek

Ml Mo te a gone! condition in Prince Rupert. Genorul

Hal today | 1
By shortly flor
Wiel psilaat, Capt

BG beongh

t bae
MUNEt at Se

il Cove
h emiployer of (Wy
wa has Hvecd

willl Hrownar, 25, QUA received a call yes-
PO. tht Che man had bem hurt on the
Wally Manning left for Stewart at 9:20,
kK and plekod up by Prince Rupert
al 8 pam,

estern Wools Praduets Corporation, (he
In Btowart for the paat three years,

sit Still “ Unconquered

Housewife

ni "A M-yoareald
T housed fe'y abtenpt
Heomehaek fy competl-
lini ty ondod

today wie no oshe
bruptly lohay when she
MY fom the water only
lie ahe sob ouk to

" Atrait af Jian de

in Muncliggey Moraw, a

Wlamer of Hole during
q Wivey Rally Lo xame
ON ity] Well-Winhors an
tt ont An swim tho [Nas
Nel ut joy, Uelo-awerpt
Wwe Vietrta and Part
me HOLO in, PDT,
hoe lator whe

anyanentiy Iron

; | a

Water tn the chuppy

hed Vie

Nk

12th tine wwii

EATHER

th Mcastonal gh
: "Yan Thuracay, iy
hn nt Wator,

Mhperating, Mah
‘ (enh wud igh
i Mut Hidy, Mitel.

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Little

 
  

Fails in Swim

wire have tried and failed to
ronquor tho strait, frat tackled
he W084 by Channel swimmer
Florence Chadwick, wha quit af:
ter covering lesa tan flve niles
i ns many hours.

Mra. Mornw had covered about
Wo omile when the swim was
Whattoned,

A SPECIAL SUT

Hho xlarted hor wwii ta spec.
jally-Inguiated awh ault a
Mow hours after tho wtradl's pont
Poralatont — challenger, Mart
Thoma of Taconn, Waal, dnd
Postponed ta Afth attempt un-
UWE lator todny,

Thonias had planned to sel aut
fram Pork Angeles nt & pm,
Tuoaday but annealed Ue ate
foniph hoenuae of choppy winter
conditions at that trie,

Mra, Motu, mothor of a 14
year-old son nn making hor
Hew campotitive | awhn alnee
1040, slurted out abrongly ustig
Nh ornwl wtroke that oarrjod her
Awiy from Uno ahoare rapldly,

Mra, Moraw folds the renord

for the long grind from. Vane

couver'a Wngllah Bay to Bowen
Inland, acannon rowort 14 niles
north of Vancouver, Bho made
i Unrongh ohoppy waters [i nave

 

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HOT-WEATHEN SPORT
members of a
mer sporty at Mount W
skting's the thing on the

 

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Airlines

freight and passe

by a strike of 350 seamen
ships Ltd, three days ago,
quadrupled its flights between
here and Sandsplt and Queen
Charlotte Airlines put two flights

on. today -to-handle.. passenger
traffic to Stewart. Additional

Construction

Strike Over -

 

——

VANCOUVER (CP)

ed today aftor a-sttke of
2) carpenters halted the
project several hours Mon-
day.

The curpenters, mombers of
the AFL Carpenters! Union, walk.
ed off the job Saturday demand.
Ing double pay for overtine, an
petlon which prompted the Al-
Wwninun Company of Canada to
flre them.

The eurpenterd set up a pieket
Ine Monday afternoon which
was honored by the 700 other
workers affiliated with APL
building trade tuolons.
Following a meoting of unton
and Alenn — offlalals = Monday

—

ipeht, AML organtor Herb Plesh-

er announced in Vancouver that
the cnurpenters were rehtrod
without discrimination and that
ncompany offer on the overtime
jase Will be conslderod by the
mombershlp af loon) 1081 of the
inion,

Details of tho offer were nob
disclosed, Alean had orlglantly
offered the carpenters Umo-nnd-
aehalf for Saturday Inatond of
‘double inte,

All other construction workers
at the project-—loanaters, engin:
oorg, Inborers, oloctrlolina, palnt-
ors and tronworkord-—returnad ta
thelr jobs toduy following Mone
day bible maroon

CLUB MANAGER

VANCOUVER Q -< THe

diviaion for nuit at nonrby
"Wo oboy thie Inwa of Can
Wo have no gully fooling wh
Ray Commetl, nanngln
Whilloy roaldonta
In thotr mtdat- would glvo “our
Mr, Connott aofd plana to ¢

Caly mamberg would be adnstt

of pooplt who feat na ahve

 

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Though ft may not seem so, these
Broup of about 100 are right In the swim of suin-
ashington, New Hampshire. Summer

Well into the iniddle of this mont

Canndian Pacific Airlines has -

       

vee eee

ntain. Snow is expected to last

Here Aiding
Strike-Bound Villages

Two commercial airlines in Prince Rupert’ are
faced with what may develop into

& major airlift as

nger service to north coast and
Queen Charlotte Islands communities h

us been halted
against the Union Steam-

 

QCA flights are likely to be in-
“stituted to carry freight to Blew.
art, Allce Arin and Ford's Cove,
i Pout tobk-between “hére ‘and
. the Charlottes were scheduled to
; be made today, two for pusengers
and two for freight, Lyle Evans,
j CPA agent here said this morn-
ing. Normally one (light a day

li mide.

| STRIP OUT SEATS

| Yesterday and the day before,
itwo flghts, one passenger’ and
one Srelght, ware..made from

"Prince Rupert hile ¢ CPA tiih. ito (
wd Mobored DCS, strigped sof, tts openitig sessions. called for an

seats, carcled: a told’ oft. S000

ainatruction: ofa .niultle/pounds of staplos, moghly equiped |
ae a to Sods, from Vancouver to:Sand- |" International: committes to

the sprawling duminum.
smelter at Kitimat restm- in Prince Rupert, are carrying boundary, hnd moro attention to

splt and Port Hardy,
Twin-motored-- Onnsos;“baxed

loads of 3,600 pounds of freight,
jmostly bread and ment to the
jCharlottes for consumption at
logging camps on the islands,

Meanwhile, « Canadian Press
report (rom Vancouver says that
frelght earmarked for scores of
communities along the B.C, const
is plug up on the Vancouver
waterfront as the strike onters
Its fourth day,

No scrlous meat shortage is ex-
pected for at least n weok at the

 

  

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by J. F.

this August on constr
fap bdveen Prince G

uctio

of Trade

peaking on, a resolution pre-
sented by the Vanderhoof and
District Board of Trade calling
for such construction, Educa-
tlon Minister Ray Williston sald
there had been delay in com-
pteting an aerial survey of the
tonte bub that a contract will
bé called In two or three weeks
and that work will start soon af.
tePwards,

TOLL ROAD OUT
“*Mr. Williston sald a proposal

_ , tal the road be made a toll road

did hot appear to be practical,

Since the resolution called for
the government to start work on
& project on which it had already
started, the resolution was re-
; ferred back to committee for re-
wording. ,

Among the four resolutions
passed at the morning session
was one re-alfirming the As-
s¢elated Boards’ stand ‘that a
five-year plan be laid down for
improvements to Highway 18
jwith 15 miles of reconstruction
being carried out annually in
toe the road's six secttons.

ough, the , government... has
Pls ‘the oplitibn:that ki will
ibe difficult to wiaintain'so much
cyulpment on the highway at
one me, chairman Orme 8bu-
art. sald hé had been advised by

Mr., Willlston that the meeting
;Should take a firm stand on the
program as presented in the
resolution.

AIRMAIL SERVICE)
» Other resolutions passed at the

 

‘dirnqu): service between: Vaneou-
{ver ind Tarte apbskitment of

‘promote development of tho aren
{ilo the southeastern Alasku

‘madntonauee of side roads nlong
Highway 16, \

, The meeting opened with a
“Welcome by Emil Haughland,
chalrman of the Terrace Village
Commision, and Fred Macklln,
presidont of the bonrd of trade
‘hore,

; Bruce Brown, MLA, alao ad:

idressod the gathering,

Approximately | Bo" delegates
‘plus a number of guests are in

  

| Trade Boards Told
| Gap To Be Closed.

has];

  

MAGOR

Dally News Editor and Publisher
THRRACE.—Assurance that a start will be made

n.of a highway to close the

eorge and Jasper, Alta., was giv-
en here today at the opening of the Central British
Columbia and southeastern Alaska Associated Bog
annual meeting, |

rds

,tem, realize the importance of
and give our full support to, the
Brass roots of this organization,
namely your local board or

chamber," he sald’
PPEPOODEDVIPIRIEEPDEOOOE FEDERER:

BC Briefs

sevesorencesorarreorooooiesonles

Carlson of Northport, Wash., dled
Tilesday night. in hospital here
from injurles suffered in-a car
accident Monday night.

Violet Berg of Rossland, pas-
Senger in the car, was injured

condition in hospital. here. .:

WILLIAMS LAKE —Stoney
Simla, Vernon cowboy, won. the
coveted best all-round cowboy
award at the 30th:anriual Wil-
liams Lake stampdde. It- was
the first time he had captured
the all-round award in the five
years he has competed at Wil-
Hams Lake. Be

 

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WHITEHORSE
Ainska"h
through traffic although drivers
are warned to use extreme cau-
tion, army officials said Tugs-
day. . * Q
The road is rough and hazar-
dous, and flooding has-damaged
the section between iniles 302
and 496, officials stid.. On this
section only one Jane 1% usable
at present if ih be ey
ty ios,
VICTORIA (OLR logit in thio
Curlboo arid West. _Kddtenaya
callsed ‘damage estimated © at
$1,000,000 to'B.C.'s ‘highway: and
bridge network Highways Minis.
ter Gaglard! said today,

Mr. Gaglardi, with deputy
minister Evan Jones, toured the
flooded arons last week,

SPENCES BRIDGE @—Quick
auction by two men prevented a
porsible wreck of the CNR's
Super-Continental train No. 2
The unidontitied palr, Nearing
& mudslide coming down the
hillside, moved quickly, ane go-
ing In each direction, to stop ary
trains coming, The Super-Con-
thhontal was flagged down be-

 

ROSSLAND, B.C. .}—Raymond |

and ts reported dn satisfactory | |

seh fo gla

{dustrial Bureau, chairmen of the

Your son's teas wor, again
kame and as} fold the kids, if
halt” they wouldn't have had‘a,

was playlng ior keeps.

‘blg runs of the ganie and if

y
boy's team play you would ha

have both their mothers

officials,

night at the Civic Centre, and
so Uhat you can find out how

mecting put. most

.. A twieyear.agreeme !
general increase this. year

ver and Prince Ru
_ Announcement. of the .sdttic-

‘{ment, affecting some. 6,000 eme.

 

{Ployees, was given by'H. L. Hah?

0-day wage conference in Van-
couver, . -
ayaa ton to the general in-
crénse, the agreement provides
for a one-cont an hour incropse
Ins fhe night. shit, differential,
ctfective this year and one ad-
dittonal holiday; -with, apayiedn
th | ee at , ae f,
Pd et eg
EPFECRIVE JULY 1!

The new agreement, which
caries with It the recommen:
dation of the ‘wage conference
delegates, has been ratified by
12 unlon Jocals Involved and be-
came effectlye July 1, 1085,
The union locals . concerned
were paper makers, Locals 143
Powell River; 360 Ocean, Falls;
630 Elk Falls; Pulp and Sulphito
Locals 76 Powell River; 297 Port
Mellon; 312 Ocean Falls, 404
Woodfibre; 614 Port Alico; $99
Port Alberni; 603 Nanalmo; 708
Princo Rupert; 742 Elk Falla,

The ten-day wago conforonce

An Open l

To A LitWe Leaguer's Parents,

I told the boys that there's a
to be sure to ask you to

and see your son play baseball, -

       

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Increase in 1956 has been 'Feached by the iin
pert today,

"Makers atid. scat Robingon, Cas”
mas, Wash., Internationa! Repre-

UU-ccd constant communities be. ‘tHtendance, Wives of delegates
tween Vancouver and Alaska." belng entertained this thet
that normally depend on’ Union "000 at the home of Mrs. Nellie

fore tt reached the slide. Wis altended by aolegaves tom

tl 12 Joeat untons and represone

 

NUDISTS OBEY CANADIAN LAWS

youtardny replied to avition of the ctth's pina to dovetop a sub:

diroctar of tho elub,
have complained that a nudit colony
hy. d-foot Wilo atelp of Umber ¢

“There are contatnly poople wha think we are terrihte,”
Mr. Connett conmonted, "but thore area an ineronstny number

Went nO wares OF wny klnd

Bleamships' slx passenger atenm-
Crs and soven froightors,

L mliaaethiietiientinsecae tee eT

Police Probe
Set For July 13

‘VANCOUVER ( — ‘Tho alxth

publle inquiry Into Vancouver's
police forces will got down to
buslnoss July 18,

fipoctators —youtorday — honre
commmantohar Roginald tH, ‘Tup-
per outline the procedure tye
planned to “ronch the truth"
concerning charges of graft and
corruption within the 74s man
fared, ‘

Aixty milnutes Inter fe at
Journect Che hoartng to duly 13
Lo allow witnosies Hine to pro-
puro thetr evidonce,

 

TELLS CRITICS

of tho Vaancotiver Nudiat elub

Whalloy,
vc, and Tb Just dappons tit
cry we weir to olothes," ald

distrlot a bad namo,"

lovelop the proporty, separated
rondo restdonthl hedge,

toc, ‘

Mh not wourtay CLOTHIH. We

;Muntho, formerly of Prince Ru-
ipert ‘

"Tn bls president's report, Mr,
/Bluart anld tho chamber moyo-
iment in B.C. ls ane of whieh, “we
Cin be fustly proud,"

a | duggest to you that it la im-
porallve that wo as individuals
supporting a frea enterprise sys.

OTTAWA th > Tho Progrene
alve Conservatives plan: to can:
Citgo nn nblack on Trado Minis.
tor Howe in connestlon with
Canvada'g $19,000,000 whont deal
Wilty Rod Poland, charging he
miata the Commons on. the
ulate of nogotiations,
Opposition Loader Drow, who
trlvel unacocaafully “Tuarday to
OPN AH omergency’ House clo.
hate and blogk the deal, Tucadny
Malt Wn an Intorviaw ncoused
Mr. flowe of deliberately loading
tho Houne lo bololve (he dent
Waly BUT ponding ane would not
LO conrplotod until bls dopart-
MONL's catininton wore Uy for dla
CUaaton,

Mr. Drow's morning move tn
the Conmiona was followed {ty
nilde=nfternoon by an gananted-
Mone by Northorn ulos Ltd,

Winnipeg aratn donters, that the
Whoal Wogotlationa,
ont ago, HOW wl

yard nuvOn

 

Hub Wee illo tied trenpuanars

 

em er

BURNS LAKE ~The Burns
Like Review has beon solt to
Interior Nows of Smithers and
fublie printing of the ‘nows-
papor will be ab that elty, The
managament of the Reviow an-
nounced ite Intention to publish
A magadlne for the contrat in-
terior, Namo of the publication
lity not boon disclosed,

 

Conservatives to Continue Attack On
Howe For Wheat Deal With Poland

dian transnotlon with the Com
miuntaly In postewar yours, Po-
Innd gols rome 0,000,000 bushols
of whoat for about $1,000,000,
putting up 18 por sent of the coxt

In coat. The romalnder ls tol

cond from a Canadian bank
Jonn, ropaymnont of which tp

gunronesed by tho Oanndlan

coal, He sald ho foarod it would
“If wo aro golng to

Towovor, Bpoaker Nona Moat

Was Ho Urgoney to the motion

tho mutter wae when Mr, Howe's

 

cumplated,
gual, Cina

Under the wale, lg

tativos of managemont from nino
HC, pulp and paper mills, In
addition, four International uns
Jon affleers wore In’ Vancojver
to nastst in nogolintlons,
Thoy wore John Shorman of
Taeomn, vico-prosident of tha
IRPSPMW, Al E. Brown, Porte
land, vico-prosidont of tho Ina!
tornalionnl Hrothorhood of tne

 

A fow niliutog lator, Me, Howe
Intorjectad:

"Porhnps I could rolleve tho
alttation by saying that the alt.
Watton will bo wnchanged when
My eatinates of the departinont
of trade and conmerca are dae
cusnod,"

Later, when Mr, Drow honed
of the Winnlpog dlupateh ho
rushed back Into the chamber
and rlalng on n quogtion at privis
logo clomundod of Mr, Mowe an
explanation af what had haps
poner, '

Mr, Howo antd tho only any
Mont he made in the morning
Was that tho situation wanted bo
unehanged whon tis oathnntos
Wore up for oonaldoration,

Donald Fleming (POTorontas
Welinbon) Intorjontod: Tits
House waa inlaled Chia morndig,"

Hon. Earl Rowe (Osu (tari

 

govormniont,

Mr. Drow worted to block the
Jond to a hoavy lows te Canadian
taxpayers, oe

give Infney
away, lab ty give it te our
rion,” Ne sald,
loin ruled lle omorgoncy dobate
notlon out of ordor, faylng there
bocmuay tho dont atdlt waa ponds
ing. The propor Unie to danas
Hatlitilen mene helOre the Chan
Wate. |

See te pia
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Monday nigii. «was a tough
they hadn't played “real tight:
chance because the other team ©

1 wih you had been at the game, Your son hit a drive
over second base tha brought in two runs, They were the two

ou had been (here to‘see your -

ve been pretty dxcited.
Gome of the players, mighty few mind

you, aro-tucky ‘to

and dads out to witeh: them. "Ps.
After the game I told the boys Just how tough Et ig getting ©,

to keep Little League going. There apen't evough men ahd |
women helping out these days,

down at Algoma Park were the umplre, the coaches and’ two

At one gaine the only adults

meeting at 7:30 tomorrow
be there,

you can help,

We of the Littia. League sure ‘hope you can malte tf to the
of ail we would Iike you hoth to come. out

   

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pitts.’ five-wents. ari

  

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multaneously inVancou-

spermakersH, L. Hansel |
tallve-nt:tho Tapp Miy.
Teoven, aoe t
al

J ‘epreseniatlye:
Haat Beat
of Pulp, Sulphite and: Paper Mill
Workers (AFL-TLC) and D, R
Blair, of the Pulp and Paper In-

LOrAHON
‘Representative ‘pf: the :paper

ientative of the papormaker
" Representing, Columbia ‘Celld-

Wentworth Brown of Vancouver,
Vice-president and general man-
diger!: ‘John Grady‘ Lewls, mill
mahagor of Coltimbla Cellulose, |
Wotson Island, an Dan Doswoll,
perkot{nel’manoger: js”

‘ Ftony Lobal 708 hor were Péler
Axter,’ proaident; Pat ' O'Neil,
vice-presidont and Angus Mac.
Phee, socretary-trensurer,

i a eteneneeenenen anteater

|Gibson Denies

‘Cheap’ Charge
-. VANCOUVER -®) — A heated:
battle for the vacant Lillooot seat
In tho Loglsluture was promtsod
today whon Gordon Gibson an-
grily denied a COF ohargo that.
Ae waa “one of tho choapost
lumbor operators.‘on the BO,
const. So

Gibson branded ag “complete
falaohood" and. “olocton mud-
slinging” a oharge by Frank.
Howard, CCP MLA for Skeena,
thal tho formor Liberal momber
for Lillooat had “ono of thd lows.
eat wago structures” in tho tum.
bor industry, ae

“This aelfeappolnted, so-called
champlon of tho little follow ting
shown his (rile colors by keoping
hubeatandard rabon In Mls grape
mont wilh tho TWA," suld How.
ard, prealdent of the lagers’ toe
cal of tho. Intorndtional: Woods
workors of Amorlen (C1Q-COL),

Qibson : roalaned his Liltonet..
teat lanl” Maroh iny protest
aalnal (he government's hand.
big of foront management ilvon=
Com, Alyce thon he hus beg the ,
Tending oppanont of the governs
mient's foroat policy, oo
day, Gibson: sald hia loggln
OAmpa tb Joune Landing an
Cloorgo River wore aniong the
“highoal pald and beat run In
the provi, ct

Dito of the Lillooot hy-aloction,
hina not yot ben wnuounced by
the government ©

bemadanan ienieiihiinbed intareeiaael peat

WALLA WALLA, Wal, (ie w
Waahington State Privo cot
Victa rolensod nine’ hostages
whout noon tolay and onded:a
robollion. that: began: Tukday
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