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Binming Class
ins Nightmare

he i
Bel Jspaun) (AP)— A
Bxave swept a high

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i a
Viney swinining class to
seson ay andl 36 teen-aged
Yo Wied amid confusion
ake |

melay in rescue work,
ae sail,

Biive wily laking thelr
Binnie abillty test were
Beawid by the great
A Frante teachers, fish.
Bi other helpers pleked
Meo within half an hour,
BB ise of delays in giving
a) espiralion, only nine
b revived, .
Mtecedy. Japan's worst
Beisiter, occurred an the
asc, about 45 miles south-
Be Nagoya on Honshu is-

  
    
 
 
    
  
    
  
  
 
    
  
  

 

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A FAURYLAND CASTLE
Disneyland project at Ana helm

Aiy called the pollee,” |
Bo Takino, police chief at
fe suw an ambulance go
learned of the aeeldent
¢ hospital, The beach
fited. There was too
Helay in admminfktering

 

Nerpel, couldn't wait for
look ay workmen ru hed to fin

BC Salmon

Bris had started a week-

fascinates lit

| plete wilh moat and draw gate,
Andree, daughter of United Pp

the gr

fimnung course last
BY. They had gone about
But nto the surf today for
al ability test.

Buntanous wave broke
mu ots powerful ebb
Bein eaward into deep
meshouls of fun turned to

   
   
   
  
  
 
  
  
 
  
  

Nished
tol Boyt.
MBs

fa
4

€

toy

fleal and weeping par-
med at the beuch, crowd-
Bind the teams trying to
Bite

e bouts operating. nearby
athe aren; pleking‘up bod.
Bly were bruised’ from
Bilered against rocks,

Pin Hopes o

ent from last year ‘and poo

‘esults clsswhere, the B.C. gal-

‘Iver run to save {t {rom disaster,

“There's quite some concern in
‘he Induetry over the poor entch.
‘: Chis year.” a fisherles depart-
ert offletal at Victoria said

Trager river run left. We are
soplng agninst hope that tt will

With the Skeena river sockeye |
catch down more than 30 per}

mon fishing Industry fs pinning
\ts hopes on the coming Fraser

vesterday,. “We've only got the

Bald 25 doctors and nurs
pe orking an the beach.

mio Migucht sald that
F arrived. “mast seemed
sone but very slight
nipitations. But when
Urs artifielal resplration
revive Chem, we consid.
efforts hopeless,"

Buinl Nagal said “We
ed too hate, Many plek.
ge taid on the bench and
there for at feast 15

before arttfleda) respir-
begun,”

    
 
 
  
    
   
   
  
  
   

he good."

48,700 CASES SO FAR

Only 68,700 cases of sockeye
have been packed so far thie
year compared to 83,900 cases ai
this time last year,

Because of the poor showing
in the Sheena, sockeye Cshing
here wae closed list Sunday, two
veeks carlier than scheduled to
Wow {ish to escape to the
apawning grounds, ‘The sateh
totalled 133,000 sockeye, compar-
ad to.970.000 last yenr.

In the peak year of 1052, 1.-

buor Store Privileges
ked by Interior Bands

OPS TC ‘Tribal
Pves meeting iy Kam.
ah Indian AF idrs offle.

 

[vinee, Wil be a benelit to the
Indian population,” he sald,

 

 

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ean mien aan aw 5d eines metal me)

tle Andree Nerpel, 5, ab the
Calif. The-turreted castle, com-
is the entrance to Fantasyland.
ress staff photographer’ Chuck

and opening and took a preview.
sh the $17600,009 project,

Fishermen
n Fraser Run

M000 sorkeye. wore cavelit ov
he Skeena rlyver rm.

‘uid 691,000 respectively:
NOT SURPRISED

Fisheries offlelals here polit
out that the poor Skeona run
thts year did not come entirely
48 O surprise shice I, was bound
«0 be affeoted by the Bijbine
altde four years ago wh
ecounled for the ble 153%cateh,

Anticipating that: the’ ran
Would be small, the flsheries ce-
partment nid down a four-day
week for fishing this season {n-
stead of the usual five-day week,
Meanwhile a Skeonn manare-
ment committee was formed
whieh was responsible solely for
considering the problem present-
od by Skeena river salmon.
PICTURE PUZZLING
However, the overall poor pie-
lure remains. puzzle to the
experts, | ;

“We ean only ngstime that
‘here's some conditiol in the
mecoan that ts conducive’ to the
sockaye's prowlh or survival,” the
Viclorla official sata,

He polnted out that with the
Naas and Skeena runs over, and
the Rivers Inlet run Vireatally
over, all eatehes have been smn
ler ‘than hoped, ,

The same unexplalned candi.

Hon apparently also affected the
halibut cateh this year,

SCIENTISTS SALI, |

To obtain more date on the
distribution of ftah in the north
Macfie, and the: possible dtl
price of currents, a. three-nalion
Inuty Of sclonttaly Ie preparing
ta start on a stxewauk voyage

Thut will cover at toast 7900
miles af orenn,

 

| Meelings were held di Prince

Stent Pvested’ that taddans Rupert and Vaneoaver, prior te
Pt purchase Uquor forthe Kamloops Katherine,

7 UTA :

I tation has heen ’

Hh Pn the federal governs 5, G

‘-. eaiman Given

‘a WHOS to Lhe meet. V I

4 ee vent tower! Two Year Term

wi! ‘NE JO Indians. wore

DEVONPORT, England oA!
Heoty seam who struck ds ade
miral during a atip’s inspections
wits Uamilisect frame the Hoyal
Navy today and sentenced to
WO yours Iiprisonnvent,

James MoNiven MeSporran, 1,
at UIMS Orlon, told a cotrt-mar-
at he struck the adadeal duty 20
brenuse He way Urea of staid bng
witouh, The heat might have
boon to blame, too,

VicowAdmilral a. Wo M, Eaton,
flag offleer commanding the ro-
worve floot, wna tho offienr is.
snuited, Ho did nol attend court
bony,

“MeAporrin was seen slanding
On the forward well deel of the
Orlon looklig at the ylee-ad-
miral” the court repart of tho
ineldont pald, “MeSporran war
soon ta rash ote View Adiideal
Maton who waa foclig out bord,
wnd he shook and pushed him,
Knocking olf lin eap.
"Viee-Adimiral laton turned
round and = MeBporran thon
atruek hin several blowa In the
{noo, MeSporran waa reabratned
hy some ratings and an officer
wtandlng hy, and was plicod un-
ley olowo agrent."
Me8porrian'a services, wlll t
wha "vary good,"

A Hovlonant notlng ax defones
counsel val he eouid only (Ks
plain Mo8purran's vation “la a
(Mtutden (nipilso hoonnae he was
overtired by watehkeoping and

B'eviston af the tne
© erable Indtans to
TON heer parlor

ly IH the freewant

M “plying quer to

 
    

Ms Thettanny wagon, WA,
lated ttyq Closed Meet
tt Mere yy.
' , Wr reviewed each
the Art und varloun
Ridlatlons were inde,
Pie whale Proceodd nga
a dlnosphora of coy.
' M POET Lan,"
, MH I of (ily mootlng,
! hrourhout the p's

¢ Crossing

ehlace Span
Porarily
N CIV LG
sley Cutan wale hare

Vohioutay traffle
Miser River on qu

, i ME Tito oporation
Y Pay at the Inte

     
   
    
   
   
 
   
 
 
 
   
   
 
 
   
 
  

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i

lee wil
Wy white
Allrond. yy
ip sey In
lee

Welarel| (\
Marvy

| he oporated
the Gprndtan
rlilyo, part of
aL Bundny, lk

hen,

 

ALiMnted tho

it would ho necesuary for nore
chants to algn a polltlon with a
Mh» por > cont
dtore closing: Hours

‘To Jon the party, seven Can-
adlan selontists left Nanalmoe
“Tuesday aboard tho RON (rigate
4. Therese, There ship will go
In company with Ave UB, ane
If Japanese vos ols,

The Canadian are fran the
acennogeaphle pra of the Paes
ifte bleloglent <tdon at Nanaimo
Hended by A. J, Dadimontl, the
party includes It, J, Hollister, R,
. Werlvinenuy, ¥. #, Bonzott,
Charles Sau, Me Maekongle and
AW. Croll,

Thott ship as been apeetally:
fittod far the tela. The feat will
alone fir tort) ag the Al
outli Islands and woul to the
Intornattonnl cote lye, All in
formation calleoted will he pool
el,

Epoclal attontion will be pata
to the “wost wind drift," a one
rent whieh aplite off tho WO,
conat,

a1 seme denneerenns seme net NOOO RINE OS oat

Stores Warned
Hours Illegal

COURTENAY th Olly iner-
chants have bien tnformed by
city aotloitor J. M, Mitchot! that
tho practice of ataylng open Inte
Filday ta Mogal, Councll ruled

Approval bofora;t

wold = he

Violation

Alleged

 

 

 

Fishing ff

Trawler Captain
To Face Charge -
AUS, “mid-trawl" figh-|
ing boat, the Washington
Star, was brought into
port here yesterday for al-
leged violation of the
Coastal Fisheries Protec.
tion Act,
The 400-ton vessel, skippered
by Capt. Thomas F. Hyskell of
Tacoma, was picked up by the

fisherles department on. Sunday

in Cumshewa Inlet at Moresby
Island.

jH. A. D. Oliver, sald:

“He will disclose that after 23[- 4,
years of loyal service he tmei's
of}
money" during a six-week per-
lod in 1949. "He will disclose that
he made a false disclosure to the
poljee commission at that time.
He will accuse himself and oth-

i

In an address to sonimisstone
Reginald H. Tupper, before Cuth
bert took the stand

properly’ accepted sums

urs with him."

at police headquarters,

~ Cuthbert left hospital today to
testify more than a month after
he shol himself with his own gun

VANCOUVER (CP)—Gaunt’ and ‘Shaking
mM Sgt. Len Cuthbert today appeared bofore ‘the Ri
@ Commission investigating Vancouver's police’

|‘to accuse himself and accuse
r

his counsel, |.

The commission. which began,
hearing evidence a fortnight
'} 880 was adjourned until he re-

  
 
   
   

  

  
 
 

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strong” eaith tremor, «bélleyi
to be within :500: miles: of

southenstern Alaska. is!
Was recorded about no
nesday by the Coust'and

 
    
  

 
 
 

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In 1950
rjand 1951 the entch was 488,000

ago Which Iargety.

Capt. Hyskell fs charged with
making unauthorized entry Into
Canadian territorial waters tn
contravention of the Act..
The case ts expected’ to be
heard here tomorrow, possibly
by Magistrate W. D. Vance.

e

creme

Pastor Ready
To Accept °
Disinissal.

 

     
   
 

a muggy 05-dépree heat-wave.
even this ts not helping

  

“PHEW, IT'S WOT”—The camera catches
trying to keep cool in a kiddies’

fo keep him cool...

covered. Walking slowly and
painfully and clutching furniture
in the crowded courtroom Cuth-
bert: gazed around the packed
Fulleries as he took the stand
shortly before the luncheon ad-
journment. +

PROMISED PROMOTION

He sald police chief Walter
Mulligan told him at the end of
1843 he might be promoted agh

   
   
 
 

‘The rerording was.
“han one. from earth’
fue.day thas were belle
nave centred In the Alaska
ngula region, 800 to 1,000
‘o the west, ce
Any quake. 500 miles
forth or east Would: b
Canadian’ wilderness: :
to the west would be.in the Nor!

Pacific or the Gulf of

 
 
   

 
  
  
  
 
      
 
  
   
 

      
   
   
  

 

cameraman Doug Gall
wading pool In Ottawa during
rom the expresston. on his face
_ (CP Photo)

F

 

Ri

ak

ot Act Read as Citizens

ing sergeant In the gambling dle- | *.
tall, He sald the chief told tim].

“the gambling job wag a good job |
ond there were certain arrange-.
ments "that - could ‘ posslbly’:-be
made by ‘which’ we

 

     

at

" cutcome of the trial, and Is pre-

And HOVE Grow nromMbors,

borg, conpllod
Parle and Viowna whore the
plane had taken thom aboard,

previously IIated by the alriino an!
dock, 44, and her t
Ann 15, and Yalta,

tho familly of H,
tron) travel ngont,

adiol down the alrlinor wear |

‘MILWAUKEE «} ~ A young
Lutheran pastor on trial before! *
fellow churchmen on charges of
heresy says “My ministry will
continue regardless of what hap.
pens here,”

Rev, George P. Crist, 31, sald
he Is not “panteky” about the

TILBURY, Ont. ( = Mayor
William Cowley read the Riot Act
Wednesday night to a crowd of
“Mizens trying {o free a man

Blood Donor
Gets Citation

_ VICTORIAiO—A Snanich man,
Whose blood donations equal
twice the amount of bload con-
telned in the human body, Wed-
nesday recolved a special award
trom Governor-General Vincent
Moseey, .
Willlam 'T, G. Taylor, 3, mun.
cipal malntonance employee, has
(lonated 26 pints of bloud to the
Red Cross since he underwent a
serious operation here ty 1047, at
(hat tlno recolving his {rst
transfusion,

Hs citation renda: “This. ts an
oxamplo af generosity and solf
sncrifice worthy of all praise and
hoyond all priee. From such a
neAnifleent gift will come now
fe for many of ovr fellow Ca-
nding," ‘

Mr, Taylor's blood ix typo B,
widely-txed (n transtustons,

Three Canadians on Plane
Shot Down by Bulgarians

LONDON (CP)—Reuters nows gency torliry ix.
stied alist of the 6! persons—three of thom Canadians
Who wore passongars on tho Tsracll airliner shat
down over Bulgaria Wodnerday, gal on board,
The list did not include the name of a Montreal men
reported by the Associated Press in Jerusalem to have
hoon it PARRON Or, om tenn RD tae ee 88 mee ee et ME eRe ee
Tho Ar Jorusalom report, with. Hroaking an offlelnut 84-hour
out giving a xourco, named a Hloneo, Sofi, radio sald the
Max Altmann of Montreal and Dlano waa off course. The brand.
sevornl Amerlonns a having CUM OXproaNorl Bulgaria's Apolo-
hoon among the passongors, Tho! Hlo,
Isl Al Tarwoll atrline onrtion salt] Tho brovdenst, quoting Une
by sovorn) hours a tolophorie an
houncamont by a Bulgarian fore
lan offled official in Sofia to
Tho Asdoalnted Preax that all
HOrKons Aboard the alriinor had
died In tho ornsh,
Tho agonoy anid tho Hovortys
Mont of Dulgarla felt “coop ros
rot" ovor tho Inaldont,

Baral Maye | Hy big nlriiner oravhed tn
Wo daughtors, tinmnds Hour the Bulgarian town
10. They wore af p Urlohy.

obra)
Maydeok, Monty) tho announeomont added the

'Mulgartan government haa {ps
Commnvutitat Walgarin neinttted y of thred

‘pared to accept dismissal from
ithe ministry If the northwest
synod of, the United.’ Lutheran
Church Imiposes ‘siich.n sentence.
The trial, first in the 60-year
history of -the synod, Is hearing
charges that pastor Crist “ad-
ulterated the word of God" and
mixed his own “opinions and
surmises” with the serlpture,

The specific counts against
him declare he denied the virgin
birth and physical resurrection
af Jestts, the occurrence of some
nilracles and the certain effects
of prayer.

Dr. Pant Dishop of Minnoapo-
lis, synod president who ts’ at-
tending the trial ag an adminte-
iative offielal, snd “There fs
nothing final about this tral.
The majority of the committes
must bring in tls verdict and
recammond a penalty, buh tls
Ml subject to roviow by the synod
conventton,"

 

Meme OT Br tem eee meee = nesses

”

Tho’ Routors Itt of 61 pyasons
from London,

mined only three: Canadians, |

raylng beon abonrd,

|
Moy wore Mrs,

‘Demand Release

Wost,

Goodwin defended the Blackfoot.
(

dian but antl the
force the bonrd to
athor namo,

bole voconaldérad. by our vane

ny

«from his: cell In the town Jal,

‘he building, —

WINDOW BROKEN

/One police alatfar wa oN
smashed by the clowd and
was let out of tires on two police
crulsors, , .

No ono was Injured, Pollee
chief, D. Chisholm said three
men are In jail and further
chargos likely will bo Iald,

The Riot Act commands citl-
vonk to réturn to thelr homes
tinder penalty of Iniprisonment,
Tho crowd gathored following
tho arreat carly In the tvening
of Harry Pentold, 32, of Tilbury,

SAYS PENFOLD BGATEN

Ponfold was jailed and charged
with dbstructing after a tawny
constable ordered him to mavo
on. One bystander anid the con-
stable used Its billy on Penfold,

When the crowd gathered to
demand hla release, town police

liew,

Pollee sald the there med tn
custody will be charged with
cromling a dlstirbanee, ‘The
threo} with Ponfold, wore moved
to anothor jail early today,

To Name

CALGARY ® -~ Pratosta aro
blocking plank to namo nv new
Onlgary school in honor of an
Thilan chief whose Influonae aye
or ta warvlor people hastened
pencoful development of the

Behool bond chalrman Lou

Alot Crowfout nan grout Canas
protoata may
look for ane

"AL tho moment, the niattor (s

nittoo," ho sald, ‘
"IV'w too bad, While ov rod, dn
opinion, Chtet Crowfoot

 

 

olntod a conmlanton
Mintatora and the public

 

 

(Hout 1S enrK a
eka

My ul!
nl henuae of the heat at the dey.”

changed logally,

Cronk -Aulgarlan tere,

aday that hor antl-alraratt guns cablnot
He prowtautor “to Inquire tite Ue
eliolimatannnn af the lanatay,"

alanidy out nx one of the
Ounadinng,"

nront

The mayor, backed by about 30
constables from provincial police
detachments In the area-and the
vown's own four-man depart-
ment, invoked the act after the
trowd threatened to break Into

Wis
hr

, mutually benefit.” ©”
NO MONEY MENTIONED

and I’m sure I drew no inco
rect Inference," Cuthbert. sald, |
Shortly before Cuthbert was
promoted to the gambling squad
In March 1949, he again .spoke
with Mulligan, .
"The chief told me he would
be ina positign.to keep.me.out of
trouble, «2 told ‘Hint't Would play
the game ‘and wouldn't double-
crosshlm” tt

Councils Seek

Single Formula

VANCOUVER <b-—New work-
Ing harmony botween nuntelpale
ites to standardized fringe bene
fits and wage Increases will be
sought by a conelliatlon commit.
tea of the Vancouver city counctl,
Chalrman Ald. Donald MoTag-
gir said counells in the mat
ronolitan area would sot up
clearing houses of tabor contrat
Information, Alderman have said
that unions “play one muni.
pulity ngalnat the other” to sup.
pork contract demands,

 

North, Const Roglon - Oldudy
with showers Felday, Little
change in tompornture, Wind
Wwoxtorly 16. Low tonight and
high Vridny ab Port Hardy 80 rnd
60, Sandsplt and Princo Ruport
URI

 

realionts of the St. Andraw'te
Holatvts dintriot, where the achuol
la lnontod, wore made publte at
a achool bourd meeting here thy

Tho board approved naming
another now achool after Crowe
fool's friend, LheCol. J, i. Mage
lood of tho Northwest Mounted
Palio, but delayed nation on the
Crowfoot recommendation,
WRLOUMKD MOUNTING
“Crowfoot weleamed (he mount.
od polloe to the Weatorn platiines
“Thoy. have proteotad ta tho
foathors of a hird protont it from
Ura fronta of wintor,” ho antd

To his denth in 1800 ho eis

 

Ohjeotions trom a wamnher of

sellod hla people to roapood (he

‘would’ both

af, ol : , ] "I "st * wy
| Dies Suddenly
“I don't think he mentioned “
money as such, but,I'm not dumb ;

I

{in Vernoi; also a brother”

court. Charged avo Poter Ha
BO; Joxoph Rorytenlo, 38;
oatine Ploloh, $3; anid Peter
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Fred N. Good, 62, Pri
port's elty -engincet, died "sux
denly last night ab the hong;
C. J. Gustafson, city Works’ sup.
orintendent, "353 Ninth’ Avoqua. > |
West, whero ho hag beenlivingt’ °°
slice he returned to the oltyIn
April of this voar,» ‘ ;
Ggod. was city engiteer, (url
1 rg bin oecieg te i
In 1088, Vee vie he

- Ho‘ ds survived: by ‘hts wite if wath
Prince Ruport, three song, :
Cmdr, John Good . In ‘Otta
Potor In Vancouver and'G

In Woat Vinnicouver, 2 tld |
* Funoral errangoments will by 4:
Announced Jaton, 9! tay

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poy

rn ane
Counterfeiting:
tee Learbe t,

Hearing Starts.

«VANCOUVER: ) = Bogany of
exhibits, all. alloged by ROMP t¢
bo Intended for uso in the maj:
facture of counterfort. mone
tokens, were Introduced It po
court here Wednesday at’,

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ay
4

rollminary honring of, (MRP
qulekly numa tl, fram PPP Pans People on countorfolling a vl
nearby provindal ponce datnen- ‘ v ve we
ments aud sounded tho town] WE ATHER . nenativon Or ea torrab vit
fire whilatte ; ° Inoney ordors: oxproas monayWM oY

Btores anu oftlees wera ardoved PPI rat eed | (lor, ANiorion slp bile and BO, 1.

closed and tho town fire dopart- 1" “locas Me”
ment war enttedt Inv Lo nKslAL po» FORROAST cirvor's Heonces:. »

The foite electedt trial In cou

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Calgary District Blocks Attempts’| -
School After Indian Chief| .

and sinning dla vices, Ie,
tho mont. dafluoncind signe
Who Blackfook Tronty in Tort
Which the tribos surrendéred

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for tho white mnn's 1

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