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Chief
Be (—A spokesman
ECharlotte | Airlines
Transport. Board
} its Canso aircraft
be obsolete for its
rt service for ali-
5 years.
Spilsbury, president
Re director of QCA
Fsecond day of the
Rings tnto northern
fice Inat “We're not
Bi the Canso becom-
Fin the next 10 or

’
a)

Merring to a_request
Mematives of the Prince
Beeenber of Commerce:
fe the board. Mon-
Mmagor of Prince Ru-

.

mee lings In Prince Ru-
med to climb the. last

poals from Area 3-A
mhicir catches to the

AUNBe, i i

ee, (wo Canadian and
Seepi catches on the
Meeeesicrday and two US.
menlian vessels sold to-
vessel, the Kaaro. 1
meeeee'y for Vancouver

meee) ug Prince Rupert
Bm averaged 20 ecnts
Yr medium fish.

ay

pert had-asked the hoard to con-
‘sider construction of an airport
‘at the northern B.C..port. Mr.
Magor sald’ the ‘Casso was: ob-
solete but no other’ sultable.sea-
plane was-avallable for tlic ser-
vice. cee

QCA..uscs two Cansos In. its
Kitimat service, said Mr. Spils-
bury, With -tnose aircraft, it
could comfortably handle all the
‘traffic f-the company was given
sole rights to the area, 9 *-

QCA. is ‘secking ‘approval of
an application for a class one
service’. to: Kitimat, QCA: and
Pacific Western Airlines , now
oporate elas ‘Wwo services to the

- _ {financial position.

~ PWA, which faces possible loss

service if the QCA application is
approved, sald QCA’s “object is
to put PWA.out’of this lucrative
field." He snaid"PWA had. oper-
jated successfully without gove

i lernment, subsidies or a maj! con}

tiadt) whife* QCA had‘ a niall
contract and hed. reeotet more
than Sob ongin gubslillos, ©) +?

“A. Ry Eddle, managing director
‘of Canadian. Altline Pilots’ As-
sociation, told the ATB he bé-
lieved safety of west const alr
passengers was boing jeopardized
because’ there Is too much com-

ua ET | are nye
ve ay tbe
oard :

aif NE.

of its present Vancouver-Kitimat

~ Committee

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» Praise for:Prince:Rupert’s alr-
port committee and ‘a prediction
that-“we'll get: our altport if we
show that {t.can pa built for a
reasonable’ price,” weze :handed
oul today by EB. T. Applewhaite,
Skeena MP,
_ Mr. Applewhalte, who: return-
ed here Jast night from ‘Ottawa,
was commenting on Prince Ru-
pert’s representations‘ to the Alr

Vancotver, 9
From reporis: of yesterday's
hearings, he gald he-lad recely-
ed.:the {mpresslon’ that’: ‘the
board ts hot antagonistic to.the
local’ proposition,’ and ‘compli-
mented, John: Magor. ofthe, alr-
port *commilttedvAtid "T Norton
Youngs of. the: Chamber of;Com-
merce'on thelr ptesentation of
the case. _ eee ,
Noting that’ fedetal‘tunds for
such alrport work :were, limited
to about $10,000,000 annually, he
sald that early estimates of the
cost of an alrport here had ‘been
fori out if. proportion, .However,
he hoped that: new: sliryeys now.
underway would prove thatsestl:
: nih tol havd pbehil imuch: too
ghy oot ees

tivities of the local airport com-
mittes were “creating very
favorable Impression: I Otta-

PC Re
De

‘Transport: Board, now sitting in:

' Ho‘alio: dlressed that. the nee |

 

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med

By Pearkes

Asks Motion

Be Withdrawn

Gen. G.'R. Pearkes ‘Tues-

-'day dashed reports that he

might take over the: lead

Conservative party in Bri
tish Columbia in the neat
future,

Saanich appealed in an inter-
view for a block of B.C. Progres-
sive Conservatives to withdraw
their motion of non-confidence
jn National Leader George Drew,

other interview.

finishes. his term in. the com;
mons. He already has said he
will not run again., He said he
would not.-take the B.C. leader-
ship, even If he were.drafted. ~

ed’ before the. provincial exécti-
tive meeting “at. Vernon Satur-

Ese ae eo. wl
party organization in B.C. will

or loses the vote.

Geh.: Pearkes suggested Mr.
Finlayson: should be given a
sont th mebt'top federal officials
and work: ‘dub! by plan sof co*oper:

ation, |! : ay

 

Socreds

~-WICTORIA: (CP)—Maj.tt

ership of the Progressive|

Al the same time the member!”
of parliament. for Esquimalt-|’

Robert J. Palch of Victoria, }:
vice-president of the B.C. Pro- |:
gressive Conservative Associa- |:
tion, declined the request In an-}-;

Gen. ‘Pearkes said he had. no *
intention of retiring before he,

_ A motion: of non-confidence, in}
Mri-Drew:-reportadty. will tbe-plat—) 4

day. It is also reported Mr, Fin-.
layson,. in, dispute. with ‘federal

have to-resign whether he wins}

change,” He asked Mr., Finlays{!

Vunton

“TI! bers who inchide the mén-and

gel, his ribbon, Hé ‘was up: with the leads
ere counted letlon: of tertioon’ progran

ie. | COMPETITIVE TRAD

export firm's 0

trade and is
“| sterling,,

 

. Ina. press - releas tht
executive and shop’ stewards ol,
(he Prince Rupert Local No.’ 31;
slgned’:. by, ..scotebary-treasur
‘Ray Gardiner, the *conipanies
were accitsed of “seeming to hope
for complete’ capitulation by. the
shorewotkers rather than at-
tempting to find,'a basis “forlay i. aie,
Negotiations, now in the con-| ¢ fads]
clliation, stageyshaye been’ th
nion: -secking ‘wave ‘indrease:

.. The workers’
to long:
posedly

ere subje

igo,” tho statement says) j1!*
fe The eampanies $0 fal have?
jected the’ union: request:
duced qualifying -time,

and a 40-hour week for.its mem-

women who process fish In the
camnories, cold storage and fresh

fish houses, Bargaining slong CreREC. ca

“ LPo.back vp

~~ |ments Mr, Mitchell said that fo
freighters’ are.‘scheduled. top!
J up lumber.in Prince ‘Rupert be: |

Pee ‘perlods,“sup~|
iy Léracquite shocdéd, ‘skills, |; °
Yet,, onee . the. qualifying tin

i, wot
eS:,Gomparable ‘only
to. unskilled; labors rates..ln_ the

for re-
dl | tho .40-
hour work wook and wage In-

“Phe shoreworkers do not wish

Vancouve adian ‘(
= bac is optimistic-vie
of -the “northern “lumber: ‘shi

 

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ral’ childron ‘on:

crs

loaded pleasure. boat... 1:

¢

k plenic’ were :
drowned in the wind-tossed wate.
‘of--Lake ‘of Two; Mountains
Tuesday when they became pan-
icky and capsized a. -heavily-

‘five-minute
‘of youngste:
-On. the th rd:
diying.raft some.

ye

wa." Such ‘concrete evidence
that a cammunity. ta taking 9
real Interest in {ts problems, In-
stead of alttlng back walling for
someone else to take over, has
good effect in Ottawa, he sald,
and urged the committee to
“keop plugging.” ‘

with the union is the Nattye
Brotherhood of BQ. >

The slalement points out that
ithe shoreworkers have boen at-
tempting to reach an agreement
VICTORIA O--Education Min-! with the companies since carly
ister Ruy. Williston Tuesday re- {in February, and says that the
jected a Liberal party offer to: shoreworkers -are an essential
pay for distribution of the pam- part of Prince Rupert's economy,
phlet “United Nations World Re: ! seem ere ime
view" to all B.C. schools:

“The government his — this
matter well In hand, and we
don't require any help from the
Liberals,” sid “Mr, Williston,

Cost of the pamphlet distrl-
bution project is estimated nt
$1,000, not $1,000,000 as erron-
cously reported by The Candin
Press yesterday,

qeeee eee nent of feat serene mamaraan orem TTS

To Visit U.S,

SEOUL, Koron (Rotlers) --.
Presidont Syngman Rhee will fly
to Washington this month to
confer with Prosident Eiscnhow-
or, Promlor Pyung Yung Tat an-
nounced today, Te Ix oxpectod
to arrive In Washinglon July 20.

Only four bodies had been re- |shore, a »wave. broke over ‘the:

covered when police called off ‘boat, The'children ‘became pan-»

dragging operations at dark. But: dky, some of. them leaping Into

officials of tho Negro Commu. tie. water. As Seligman.and Phil’

needs, If not,-they may learm|nity Contre, sponsors of tho pic- rrlson, @ counsellor,at the day...»

too late that fishermen are not! nic, said another eight ciitdran: camp,: attompted: to pull ‘them
the only ‘people. In the industry.wore unaccounted for’: and. pre- back: Into ‘the ‘boat, It capsized,

capable of taking economic kc47symed at the bottom of the: pics |. (

tion,” the statement. concluded} turesque Inko, 20 nilles north Tj lks” area ad

alkS Nesume

4 ves wl : ee

, . ” ee} Wud ‘

west of ‘Montreal,
By Big Three

Tho mass drowning, woral In

tho history of Montreal and. dis-
PARIG WW > "Tho Big. TIO
foreign mintaters rosumed thelr

to disrupt Prince Rupert's In-
dustry, but: thoy whave been pa-
tent for. q-long:.tine and the
companies sliould recognize thelr

petition among alrlincs.
-"Thore are Loo many operators
flying between Vancouver and
Kitimat, for Instance,” he sald.

Ve proposed that ATB permit
only‘one ‘airline to fly to Iitl-
mat, but added that his assocla-
tion has nu preference ak to
what line this should: be.

landings with pric-

mets are as follows:
25.) Plalinum, 48,000
mam )7, 13) sold to Pa-
mics, Nova, 28,000

gee 17, 13) sold to BC.
min.) Ting 1, 63,000

» 17, 13) sold to BC,
B.C. Clipper, 7,000
11, 19) sold to Al-

Bs ecr:/City Man Using 15-Foot Boat

Bi lo BC. Packers, For Tour of Southern Waters

yer IIT, 27,000 (18.6,

flo CP 8, Laltt'=
Dan a4 Tay ott to A Prince Rupert man bas are
sherles, — Sentnelln, rived in) Nannimo, completing
Ms 17, 13) sold to Pas the first leg of a trip in a home.
Bris, Wortern Mone | Made 1h font antbourd motor
hort in whieh he also plans to
visll Victoria and Vaneouver,

10.6, 17, 18) sold to
ries, 3.C, Rover, 70,
M7, 13) sold to Atlin]  Blewart Donaldson, Jv, son of
HAUL, 13,600 (10,0, 17) Mr and Mrs, Slewart, Donaldson
B.C. Paekers, ° of 308 West Fifth Avonua, left
Bp, Whe Bulwac 1 sold | hera July 3 in his plywood hoat,
wlohe CoeOyp. yea he Creat, and arrived in Nane
be Clipper HL, 1,000 | tle lat, Monday,
He ninde bhe 4d0-mile tip in
a8 hoyra running ting, an ave

Not Asking
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‘WGH EFOR” SETECE
TOO MUCH FOR ACCUSED

Hither the “night before” or the sentonce handed down to
one of Magistrate W, D, Vance’s rogular visitors in police
court proved too much this morning,

- Immediately upon belng sentenced to 0. $28. fine, or 14.
days in Jall on ay Intoxication charge the accused “puasod
aut" cole and foll half out of the prisoners box, ,

such n xevoro cnso of tho "shakes" ovorcnmno-the dofond-
ant whilo he was holng questioned thal Magistrate Vanco lotd
Hin “alt down bofore you fall down." ms

Palleemen on duty in court rovived the man and led ln
aff lo the coll, my oO

aereeemsna oe

 

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arage of Jusl over J6 miles an
hour and kept the bhrotlle wide
open all the way on the 26 horae-
power aubboard motor,

Leaving hero ab Sam, July a,
Donaldson mado Nami. on Pitas
hugh Sound his flest night stop.
over, ‘Tho second — night ho
renched Campbell Riyor, He are
rod i Nanalmo abd) am, July

GOOD WEATHER
The aheyent-old Doriuldson res

porta quod weather for most of
the trip. whieh snw lili lavel

 

friends ata sandy filet on the
north sido of Te Blaard when
ho noticed tho group of 63 Negro
children, ranging in age from
alx to 10.

Hic,

 

ml iho Parnn $6,000
the Co-Op loddy.

 

 

 

trict polico annals, followed a

wollemeanirig gesturo of a holl-

daying. Montreal baker, Jack
Baliga owner ae none !
on tho lake, was himsolf enjoys discussion today on pence terms «ys
ing a plenia with his son and} ¢o, Indo-Ohina; after n- Into- fl
night soalon which Informalts “ ty
sold brought out widely differ. wot
Ing vinws, > mk ~ Heng
U,8, aonroli'y ‘of atato*Dulles, AME
concciewsemecenees British forolgn secrotary don” (eH
ce aw, land Fronoh’ promlor-foreign a
$1 ,000 Bail Set. minlater Plorre. Mendes-France © © (a
mot just before noon at tho © “thy
In Cheque Case " Hrevish foreign: office for the. mye
' yecond round. of thelr talks 'on isa
Ball wax anh ab, $1,000 Wls}whag kind of pono onn'bo won; Aa
morning In pollea court for Aly from the Community ab the "
OOo nena eneeeien: Ma neta we, Genova conferonice, nnd whether.
. f rd ‘down Grenville. Ghymnel, along] talning monoy under fale pro» th Unltd Ee wt oe |
On. > are y Wal jie tnattio of princess Rayat Tae vv fram trot chow af qe Totoro Wie ig Mhede eontor= “SYA
; | ra ‘ land, through Smith Bound: ho» r ra ae oe me ae - news fo WN Prinee: Rue] vio’ puttdw and Eden pasacdup fs
; ' fora hitting Quen Olinarlotte 7 er ae a a ae en ] in, , Lo ' the Pronch cnpltal's big Baalitlo .
, hn 0 um ld e u ose Brat. Hla gply..cammont on an ar es . NC Me 34)" Tho cage war adjaurned’ for Day.parade down the Champs .°
pena [the trip was fhib"thore Wha a olght days or sooner by Magik: |miyyang to confer for an hour ab.
bid ayard tht your) Murry Mohown, Workmen's ie voll In Smith, Sound and trate W. D, Vance ab the reaiest] the U8. embassy, aay
performances I 1088 [Gompensntion Board anfoly tne "anne sloppy ,Lravalling™, from af dofonca counsel Jerry Palton> | srencansttranoe htinsolt mace
lo ompluyons of the mpocting for uly milly, proxontad | Cumpboll Rivor ty Naylinio, WPA, Bruco Brown appentud for ;
‘nltnloge Company {tho bonre'a meritorious wifOly | yor food whily iiflant, Donald. tho Crown, .
bflornoon, + porformanca corttflonle to Pat lyon. ratiad MOY “on = qannod Polino any thot Mar caahod

oe gag see ree mea tae HE

Foreoash oe”
Dixl Heglony xlonalve
ar nk nal aianalonnl
eal Whe shore Gill
breaking mp hetyre

By and awirny olhiors
lowly tgvenal ayy olowe

Afhoroon! ad nye.
lk narthwost 40 aver,
ptr nts Chrab bub Mpht

Hah today ab Port
3 Pein | Tupnrt 03,
oe " .

only. a bylef appearances at tho day
parade, high, spot of tho abeors °° |
vane of Franco's national hole” ag
BYu re ere
Tho Unrod loacora were -wistod HN
to invite nm stutomont following Wap
thelr-conforonce this moming: HR
‘Harllor Tuonday an nuthoriiie i
tive Brita Informant In London © i
Nad told -veportors tho .Unitorl”. .
Btn " ang] Betta had “prolly .
woll agreedt’to agoopt.o. partly: Aue
on‘of Viet Natn ona, Nid Bos a
yen, tha jae are pth nie
wooks haw cataart Uhouaniids of allola, Dub the t orthonts aridad,

et "Ne nny bo th eaneo wil fol t ;
dotinry of ddrngo'tol inure! (hat abiiged to:nnodnt allngrobient!. iam
H,OUN norod of forttlo tnanlnn | thn wo ave. the: United/ Blau.
ut the airung ta tn alyht: - - would regen “na dshonorahle," * AER

\
. i

O'Noil]. roproxonting the employ.
vox und. to W, 0, R donor repre
RonUng tha company,

“thy Apel COO ua awarded tho
Colvon “Trophy: for anfoly. pok=
farmange glvon annually to the
mill with tha boat sufoly rovore
dueling tho calendar you

During 1003, Columbln Cell
{ogo, Company Ning many thaeytclonnt | 17,
rate of 1:8, tho towont: In “the ciiko of emorgarioles, ©
pinlp and poyor Industry. Dangldkoh wih aig Atha ly Wt:

Nanalmo bofore lonving for Vio»

‘tho: Componantion , Board's) Nan |
cortifionte Ont vygur acaldanti| torn. -and Vantiduver,; Ho will
algo make, Ue reburnirip to

wrformenca during. 1068 ontitie
van to thle antaty vu DooP rine tlapert Wn" the (pant:

goods. He: abarbod aut with 40
galore af fuel, “abdwoe! fokward |”
ky The, Creat, a vetnallad. thoy”
flvat, wighh tn, Nii. © Alihougl
he Qroak td, waa oval Mnf
thie frdmt, Doneldaan weft ahora
eno Wali pee et

Apart fron! (hg -4h horeppwor
outboard matotye(o. lap divrlod |: ae eran Kae sy
ne 17 Norgopowor, note o: Ho Un) ST Re

Oa
fit ame

chgaes for $200 anid $100 at the
cafe April (sand April a) drawn
ol a Vancouver bank,

4c nee rte

Floods Strike
Manitoba Again

PIPUSTONE, Man, Che The

~Faovond flood in tlle sontliwoatorts

"eal eta atriot within three
A JUSUIT BISTIOD AND FOUR NUNS of the Roman. Cabtiolly ortor. of tie’ tmmactiinte Con Manttobn districh, within thres
-eoption, all formor prisonors In Rad China, aro shown bofore lonving Montreal to orgunize ts
new milaalon (in formosa, Thoy ares, (loft. to right) Hiator..Tinoldn do: T'Muchiriatlo,: Almuvtitey.
Qyjny Blvbur BE. Alteu, Montront; Hahop. Phillppe Coto, formerly. of Buchow, Chinn, Slater Bt,
Gorimula, Punt Kongo, Quo, and State Blade do feans, Hoborval, Wig (Qe Phot) |

 

 

 

 

 

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