fl strikers,

meeikers, but no vio-

Brrow's
mDES

piandartl Time)

or ugust 13, 1954

Fo:lo 20.1 fect
, 18.8 fect
9.7 feet

 

 

MORE, left, world light-heavyweight champion in a picture’ taken befo
hip fight, matches right arm with challenger Harold Johnson, Moore’ 8
vith 14th round knockout. See story on Page 6. :

 

Settlements Made,

Berman

IT, Germany (Reu-
Fike of 14.000 pub-
ion and ulilily
rinburg ended to-

Kl the
A to terms fIxed by
A conimiltee giving

Fr Germany's labor
pt throbbing as
Fclashes broke out
e and strikers ab
Nurnberg. Several
pn each side.
PATEN
phegan when strik-
Siemens-Schuckert
d “Workers who
hort in from thelr
motoreycles and
bmn,

licemen, who were
b-strikers from the
mes, were opposed by

me vlso went out at
mrotect non-strikers
0 work. There were

Labor Front

man’ electrical concern,

Despite the renewed violence,
\here were some streaks of light
on the cloudy West German la-

ibor scene.
municipal ;

Strikers In one south German
industrial centre: were all going
back to work today, a comprom-
ise pay offer averted an agri-
cultural strike in the north, and
the elght-day-old utillties strike
in Hamburg ended.

All metal workers at Schwein-
furt, Bavaria, where West Ger-
many's balllbearing Industry is
concentrated, are resuming work
today.’ They accepted: a:tempor-
ary pay Increase of about: two

for all Bavaria.

WEATHER»

Clouds and showers associated
with an upper low pressure
though persist in the Cariboo
region this morning. In most
other parts of British Columbla
there is some cloud but skies are.

 

pried,

cents an ,hour and. four. to, six.)
per cent, pending: an agreemerit|'

ya
‘Falls Through

‘Latest negotiations 1 for'sale of
‘he drydock have: failed,’ it was
reported ‘yesterday: al a meet-
ing of -the clty ‘drydock com-,
mittee.

Ib was disclosed : thal: “some of
the negotiating parties: were’ not
prepared to make certain. ‘com-
mitments considered. “necessary
for continued.. operation | of, the
drydock,. with :-the ! Tesult: that
discussions were called oft. :

Bernard Aller, CNR represen-
‘ative in sale’ negotiations,” ‘gaid.

that. extensive. - advertising .de-

dened, to ‘attract, purchasers: for
the drydock and; spears
heen carried gut tn A.

In: addition,: he. ead,
-lual notices wefe: sent to: -indus-
trial leaders and others who
might He interested: So far,:-how-
ever, replies have nob -been en-
couraging, Mr. ‘Allen’ sald.

ET Applewhiilte; ' "MP. for
Skeena; said that if, ine plant

 

was not sold by thes ‘deadline on
September 30, the. federal gov-
‘ernment would review, the whole

clear in the Okanagan and citation, He added. {tthad not

Bickert is a mann. {Southern Kootenay districts, Fog been detarmined what action

nd construction |
ae cil, inrge Gere;

Flight
ful

CPA draniatie
Was Successfully
flnesday afternoon
F Dakota reached
four-day-old gir]
Gn the west const
Island,
pUempt to plek up
me! infant at noon

mee prevented the |.

hiding at Toflno, It
mi for about three
reluming to the
vid base here for

» piloted by FO
kiv took off agaln
Bid lune at Tots
alo,

return flight, oa
0 hospital attends
WL Dr, Gordon
YiDk arthfielal reg
e haby ty relays,
dlaughter of Rav,
red Mahtekt ot
rile In “falely

‘ia horn Welday
“eloped severe
Divert lmmnedintely

While Wwaltliyy
Meotiver, wv leam of
Ped witlelal regs

pining
00

{1 Ladin euhoray
HON Wore buTtod
ee Of the Panchon
Mhelan town of
peed Nfloy holng
y mie acvording
hora te

in Ciilnexa ais
Were lwo burted
Acky tallapaod, tho

toll ty Oxpealod to

patches
wong the west const of Vancou-

‘ver Island,

No marked change in the

‘weather Js expected tomorrow
“but in the Cariboo there will be

wmewhat less cloud and fewer,
showers.
Forecast

North Coast Reglon—- Sunny
‘vith cloudy perlods ‘today and :
Friday, Occasional fog patches In
the early morning. Light winds,
Low tonight and high Friday at
tort Hardy, Sandspit and Prince
Rupert, ag and 63,

have been reported: woutd ne taken at that: thine,

As chairman in ‘the’ absence
of Orme Stuart, Bill) Vance In-
structed the planning and. re-
search committees: {o propare a
report In Nght of the: latest de-
ivelopments for consideration at
the next meeting. It.ls, expected

that this will be, held next week,

sn nent esteteneetn oe heme renee A an

VANCOUVER (cP)—Fifty-tive
alreraft mechanics and mainton-
anee men employed: by Queen
Charlotte Airlines have won an
$18 monthly across-the-board |
pay hike, ;

 

 

 

 

 

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VIVE YUAT OND muy PROTA of Man Olaire, wiki, “alla on the
front porah of hia home ‘admiring hla pot woodeltal,, Wanrle,
adoplod pot of the ontire Pochn fanily, Tho Poohnd aocived (he
woudohnak naa cub at the farm of a rolative, nfldr the mother
hid been poluoned and fivo athor baby woorahtoky killed by
doqa, Now about threa month oltl, Woorlle lives {1 py. hole boalela
tho poreh and playa dally with tho four Pochn olidyon, While
n Uny oth, he was fod from a tiny doll bottle bub h
quirod a Uklng for Lonat with Jolly
will xerntaly on the coor tf hla pan ln ompty and: ho wont wvarink,

now fc=
on lt, covonyy’ "Hl nt and

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: Yield ‘Could pa
‘|Total From 195 3

‘Preliminary: “fi gu r(
from the Department ‘0
Fisheries i in-Prince Rupeér
show that catches of’sock-

River up to the. last day of
fishing,” August 1, wer

last: year’s yield, ~!
Up to that date, only. 543, 504

last year.
considerably under that: of 1952,

eye had been taken.
However, this

were taken In the week: before

stopped..-Total sockeye taken

that of last year.;
7, 235,302 pinks"! had: been. reports}:
ed taken as compared ‘to'278, 616]
by August 8 last year.: In 1952,
which was the brood year: for}.
pinks, 809,210. were taken by.
August 9. Of this amount 457,-.
968 were caught in. the week,
‘August 2 to 9 -

The last week of fishing this
year produced 147,942 pinks, Last
year a total of 425,807 were
caught as compared to 1460, 70
for the 1952 season.

First Halibut
From Area 3-A
Unloaded Today

The first landings of halibut
from Area 3-A at the Prince Ru-
pert Halibut Exchange wore ro-
ported this morning,

The hallbutter Keare ‘I sold
60,000 pounds of fish to B.C.
Packer's. It Is reported that only

“}Hhree or four bonts were fishing

Aron 8A waters, The area was
closed to commercial halibut
fishing Tuesday, Hallbut men
fishing Aron 2 waters reaped a
harvest of more than two million
pounds of fish-In the eight days
at flahing which closed Sunday.

Car Damage

Set at $800

A car roglatered In the name
of Ja “Chapple Smith of 115
Ovarlook Stroct, sustained dam
qe noffieinily oatiniated at
$00 this morning whon tt wont
off the road about three miles
hoyand tho elly Unita on High-
way 30,

Tho driver tk nob belloved to
have hoon Infurod ty the mlahap,
although tho 1062 car was dani-
agad on tho roof, doors and both
windahtotes wore knocked oul, Tt
came to rest on (4 whools fno-
ing tho rand, a fow foot from
tho blnck«lop. |

oecoomeneeemewenm onemenmrarme teat

Alps los Claim Lives

AMONIX, France (Routers)
Al avalanohe of snow-cappnc
Mont Tianna today bilod two
Tinlinn ollmbors who were nont'-
‘ng Ita atimmnit, bringing the
Jouth toll tn nceldonts In the
Troneli Alpa in the past four
(nya to KOvON,
Cuildes recovered the bodlox
and applied artificial reapirntion

 

for aoveral houre without Alias
CaHR,

eye salmon on the- Skeena

almost 80,000 fish short off.

sockeye had been -caught asi.
compared to 622,347 by August 8}:
This. year’s..cateh’ is:

when by August 9, 1 P50, 860 sock:

year’s yield |
would likely surpass last year's}
659,210 sockeye as 112, 091 fish]:

salmon fishing operations : were.

when salmon. season closed. in}
September’ 1952 was 1 204,486 fish Be
bo the 5 chteh Sof pinks - ‘on theta
+ Skeenn thisyeare isalso abaldw as
‘As of August

‘|noted that It was

 

as ellint will: direct,

shbella Forel lig, ‘and 2 anhurse. ‘not chown. cari
- The: international stage and screen star’ is; “ini Munich, to: make.
film. based on Stefan 2yele's. ‘hovel: “Angst”

ERE’S NO.SUCH THING: as ‘travelling | ligt fo
gman, who’ 8 ar nil in. Munich, with: amugbatd

 

VANCOUVER (P—An attempt
to,end: the five-day-old strike of
570 ‘West Coast. tendermen met
with failure last night when-the
Fisheries Association of B.C. re-
jected a union proposal reduc--.
Ing its wage demands by $3.4
month.

In announcing the rejection,
an association spokesman-~ said
his group considered thg union
proposal “insignificant,” and
the first
change the United . Fishermen
and Allied Workers Unten (Ind.

mands since negotlations began
five months ago.

Meanwhile, in Prince Rupert,
a B.C, Packers spokesman re-
lensed the present’wage scale of
tendermen, The figures, In- |’
cluding basle wage plus a $53 per
month subsistence allowance, on
a d4.day month, included: cooks
and deckhands, $282; mates,
$203.50; engineers, $324.50, and,
captains, $353,

When the men worked a d0ys-
day month, not taking days off,
wages rose to $344.01 for cooks
and deckhnnds, $358.03 for mates
$07.02 for enginears and $434.25
for enptains, An additional $23
por month, ts paid onch of the

_ferew when tending troll and

hallbub camps.

Tn nv press reloaso to the Dally
Nows today, Tom Parkin, north-
ern ropresontative of tho UEFA
WU, and Willlam Boynon, of the
Native Brothorhood of BC., re-
plied ton fash companion state-
mont yesterday,

Tho loont mon tormod ax “hard
ta: ndoratand” a claim by Art
Snqar, exacutiva assistant of the
Fishorlon Association, that the
companies had made two separ.
alo offors which would give lon-
dermon from $60 ta $60) per
month Increnso, Lf Wits Wak 80,
sild the Ruport men, the tender.
men woltld not ho on strike for
$30 A month, Thoy rellornted
that there hind been no offer of
hiny“desaription from the opora.
ford alndo negotlations began in
April, yp until the strike vote
wad Bountod Inal weak,

Mounwhilo, tho relenso cons

jj tinued, tivo months of negolia-

(long for othor soations of tho
Industry, cannory, not, reduction
and freah fish and vale alorage,
have voaullod In an offer from
the Oporntora of two lvd hates
for aneh watohman ond freo
flaahitight bnttovica,

The vpfondo olarged the come
panioa with an trreaponalble nt.
tudo’ lo Nogotintions, saying

~

 

had made in its original de->

‘that. propésals 0 of the union have
been in the harids of: operators
since ‘February,’ ‘and. stated: the
provincial labor: department:-has
been reiniss ‘In its ‘handling of
the Issue. Weeks: had been lost
in getting through. the ‘cumber-
some machinery of conciliation
and the strike vote. the. state-
ment said,

This afternoon; a! meoting of
the unlon and: Native Brother-
hood approved the signing of an
‘agreement on oxactly the same
terms as those forming the basis
af the fendermen's agreement
with the Co-Op with J. Clausen
and Sons and. Chris ‘Viktil, both
of whom havo ‘fish’ camps in the
vorthérn aren, About 60 boats
would be affected by the back
to work move, |

“| meeting-with railway union of. |,
ear said: today’ that cme is’.

|. |SEEKS TO AVOID STRIKE "|
© Mr, St. ‘Laurent: made. it: cle T Suc

 

lament. intervenes at ‘the behest af

of the government. -

- The prime: minister. did’ noé
propose either: terms ‘of. settle=
ment: or. a timd limit - Fors’
teaching: of. an; ‘Agreement,

 

when ‘he spoke,”
of parliamentary
connection « with

n ervention in
“avoiding —

future moves ii today’s -actlon

say only:

Parks Workers
Face Layoffs.

VANCOUVER —Layoffs. of
park board employees are likely
if budget-trimming ordors by
elty council are carried out,
board chalrman Arnold Webster
sald’ Wednesday night,

“There is‘ no other way,” Mer.
Webster sald, “Our budget was
cit to the bone Inst spring.”

 

 

oer than: ending—a ‘strike. “of
'. St. Laurent, asked “about:

fails to bring a settlement, would! Fixe

Het 8 ty

consiming’ li

He ‘entered

bd a.charge of v agrancy, Recheck

 

to' obtain counsel, but.told Mag-"
istrate H, F. ‘Glagsoy this' morns,'

lawyer, but “had a, -witrioss,’:..:
Ho: was, rethanded In’ clay

 

 

MOSCOW - (Reuters) — Soviet
Worolgn Mintster,.Malotoy voleed
a grave warning against the
dangers of n new war Wodnos-
day night? during dinner ox-
changes with the visiting Britisn
Soclallat . dloloyation . honded by
party loador Cloment Attleo, it
wis learned today,

Molotov sounded the warning
in one of olght tonsta’ht the Bri-
tlah embassy dirinor Wthtondod by

West Can Gain Nothing From. War es
Molotov Tells Laborites at Embassy t

Promler Malenkov on tho ove of,
the British delogation's dopart=
wre for Communist China, —

Tho Soviot foreign minister]

sald a new war would bring
“enlamitous suffering” to Ris-
ain, Britaln and France rind the
threo powers could galn nothing
from afich a war,

This was taken by tho olghte
mombor Labor delegation as an

 

A DUEPERENT LOOK--Fornay

a wtutle, Me, Truman posed for

 

prinary,

a4

big grin Moth) for photographers na he arrived tn Now York
whon ho colabrated ha 20th birtiday back on April & Appoarlig
na bit thinner (right) after hia yocont (nova, but still wonrlng ,
Als frat pleturo alngo lonving the

hospital, as he turned up to vote at Indopondence tn Miasour!’s .

obilque warning against tho re-

ae

vee

Proasldont etngty Truman hada

, i
‘Ttaln and the Pelping roglno, “Ife a
| wlahed the: dolagation succony ©). ¢.
Jor thotr ntny of bout two wos oy
[in China: ‘a

until tomorrow “morning.

armament of Woat Gormany-fifi

Is divided, 20...

Jt was undoratood that, no ab
cific proposal or now slantson
Soviet foreign polley omorgod — .
from tho long exchanges aorons’
the dinnor’ tablo ‘or in private
talks betwoon Soviot: loaders and:
the Laborites, -

SPEAKS ON RED CHINA =~,
Molotov told the Brilons there

| was agent nood for Communist

China's admittance to tho Unitod
tlons and oxprossed the hopo.
closer rolntions bolweon , Brl-

Attlee, lotts wing robol Aunotit>
In Bovan and the other delogur “:..

‘Htlon members aro travolllng I aoe
‘Japeclal Rusalan pline to Ohi} Wn fo

afar n twoedny: stay: Ine Moss

rho contral thonto of the-lonst&
ane Ulsouasion waa understand *

fol lendors of Rusaln's cloalro for
tacoful on-oxlatenco” nn: 7
dhlnl of Interforonce In’ tho
Internal affairs of other alater,
Communist: sparty., georotary «
Niklta Khrvehohov told the delay

alrengthonin of relations wit
Britain, " \

Bovan antd that. pence wan
wish not only of tho Labor party

but of tho ontiro Britiah nation,
including: tho Conaoryatives qud |

 

tot

1 Pele Mintator. Churchill,

 

plea. of not uty, ‘ “it

recelved a retidnd yesterday. on: a .
tlie consuming chargé. in order’).

ing that he had not obtained a. :

ryt oe

Issue on which the Labor bacty. a

to bo a “vosemphinais by the Sov

fONton that Rian whrited.. a... Le