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“Commencement excreises held at Booth Memorlal High school -
May 18. Top students recelved scholarships, bursaries and awards
from different city organizations (see picture on Page 3.)
Members of graduating class,

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Flood Picture

Under Control

VANCOUVER Q.- The Bri-
“(ish Columbia flood picture
- showed both good and bad to-
day but the weather helped
firefighters hold thelr
puadnsl outbreaks  Chreateulns
woodhunds,
{ Four youths were presumed
| drowned Saturday while on
their way to Ceht a forest fire
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ronear Squamish, 40 miles north o'
Vancouver,

Three of the missing — were
identified as Gordon Confortin

‘ ddim Harding. both of Squa-

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mish cand about 1 years old,
In his 20s,

and. Eddie Grams,
{rum Vernon, — Palice sad ft

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jase the name of the fou
youth. None of the bodles has
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wlah River,

Pour Other persons Were SUV.
ed in the accident when a dupe
ub canoe, powered by an oute
= hoard motor, capsized — while
~agerying the parly of frelghbers
(jo one at n aumber of forest
fireg In the voashal ored of rl.
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weekond lo keep the Kootenuy

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' TRIPLE CLIMBING VICTORY

Own:

woitld be some Lime before they:

rh:

Li) Wednesday ar tse
r continued,
ther was Hob CUA ENG with a parked ear an Third Aye
nd showed) NO SIE OF anne Sunday, Dawaan was Pep

“Tn dowelying aren
e preparations: fora

Wy 2 hox-
angie HE necessity and |
ee at in readiness 40 evil
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Most

ater Ha higher than

World's Highest Peaks

KATMANDU, Nepal (AP)—Swiss mountaineer,

& “itp: teams ha¥e nudevan iinprecedented grdieslancby
* twice climbing Lverest—world’s tallest peak conquer-'
ed but once before by a British team in 1953 — and

nan announced,
“| The

announcement said the
[first palr of Swiss climbers to
iwint victory were Ernest Reiss
land) Frite  Lunchsinger, — who
cvlimbed to the summit of 27,000-
{fool “Lhotse One™ May 16°

| Following this success, elimb-
‘ers Wruest Schmicd and Jurg
‘Marjet tolled up the winding
jeestrewn trait which Sir Ed-
omund Hilary and his Sherpa
ipvide, Tensing, followed just
‘three years earlier, to pine the
Swiss flaz to the top of. the
world's highest mountain May 23.
> A day Jater another team of
Swiss cHmbers--Adoll Relat and
Hands Rudolf von Guten--fought
their way through low clouds to
Fverest’s sumo, (he announce.
nent said,

» “All members of the Swi
are proud and happy," the N
palese spokesinan reported.

BUSY SEASON

Only the Argentine team at.
‘templing to elimb the 26,810-fool
Mount Dhaykagiel in central Ne-
pal is still in the Meld,

There has been no report from
one month,

ss team
C.

with (he dnpanese expeditions
‘double suceesstul aasaull on

iManasiy peak--whieh previously ,

‘was wnellinbed--May @ and May

Ul, makes the present sumer:

rgen sory ane af (he arasb suceess-
“ful In modern history of Thna-
Jnyan clinblng,

Oe ee eerie me Ig HIRE OR TTI GE SENET Sree

‘Impaired Drivers
Fined $50, Costs

twa Prince Rupert drivers,
We

‘eharged with Impaired drivh

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Pleading guilty were Willan:
; A each plier |
Hime of The ooleny ohne was charged after Ws ear
as not deflole, DUE wing are the rond tinte n dlte |
ved ib WOU NOE Banday cand WH Teablle
Dawson of 077 ‘Tenth Avenue
hose ear was hy eolliston |

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wing Malnnge parky
one of {is members, a univer

of (he dikes In the area student, was killed during a elas
with Me supporters of the Nae ftals and ronal estate mon ds that
Kanal Rovelutlonary Movement |e rallway proposes: to bad its

 

Harty after a Palange putltien
Heatly.

7

The Swiss stecess, logelher:

dents during (ho weekend were
’ meh Cred S40 and equts ar ly des |
Whi feeb, EUCKS raat af payment to one ment We
iy Sunday Wy tnt when they appeured in pu
x Weng He Hoe cour this morning.

earried aud on ground

LA TAY, Hollvin adie right
sold Locdiy
sily the north:

follows: James F, Baldwin, Frank A. Barton, Donna A.- Becker,

Paul A. R, Beketoy, Valedictorian Willlam A, Birteh, Ann M.

Botham, Anne M. Brown, Charlené L. Choquette, Marion “5.

Evans, Larry G. Eytcheson, Harold L. Fletcher, Christo J, Furn- 4
lotls, Jacqueline E- Gustafson, Sonja A, Hansen, Arthur E. Helin, .

VANCOUVER —A .45.000-ton super-tanker will? come. |
here for a load of grain this summer if harbor officials decide =
she can get under the spouts. Se ha Bah a!

- Owners of .the. giant ship,: now building in Japan,. have ~

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i. maiden voyage, here Jf anagiprs-nires fryer Spe
“ef She would be by far th@largest cargo-carrler ever Lo enter |
the harbor,‘and one of. the largest ships ‘ever to dock here.’

Her length is approximately 750 feet, 30 feet longer than the .

- passenger liner Orsova, now the largest vessel using this port.

- There are so many blg tankers on the sea fanes now that-
some have taken to. carrying other goods. ae

The Russian tanker Costroma cleared port with
tons of grain for Siberia in 24 tank compartments,

A sister, the Volga Don, Is expected to load about. the
same amount ge

One Killed, Three Hurt
In Crash Near Smithers

SMITHERS, B.C, ‘@--One man was killed and three others
were Injured carly Sunday when the car In whieh they were
riding smashed info a telephone pole on the northern (rans-
provincial highway seven miles east of here,

+ Dead is Donald Harvey Milne, |
94, of Langley, Pollee sald he’ prooke and ts 1
‘dled instantly when he £8" $90 000 and Is: being

thrown from {he ear, , Prior to this Mr. Brooke offer-

' Injured in the mishap were:
pre Maynlak and Joseph Kogar, 02 the rallway 10 acres of Tand
: ‘iat SP ano ucie fn an effort to

‘hoth of Whalley, 1.0, and Ken :

vanes Terie Weoae, QHehor the PGE at Fort St,
‘neth George Kristoff of Glovers yon proper, The ratlway durned
dale, driver of the ear who suf- the dollarsan-acre offer down
'forod bruises, Extent of injurles ang cor $20,000 as A fair price for

‘to the other surviving passengers 4)
c LNCS
were ob Known, pollce ln Prince’ 0 acres north of the town,

Rupert reported,

 

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VICTORIA (he Condilion of, Alice Arm
Dr. Anne Steel, unconsclous 19, ’
Resident

days siyee reeelying head We |
‘ ®
5. Gardner Dies

juries in a riding accident near |
Osoyoos May 6, was deserlhed
Jas inehanged by SL, Jascph ho:
‘pital offlelals during the week-

‘New Japanese Super Tanker |
May Take Grain at Vancouver |

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* Kiyoshi. Matsuo, Arthur K.. Melin,-Nelso
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In Mishaps-

By The Canadian Press

Forty-two Canadians
died accidentally during
the weekend! 20 in traffic
mishaps and J4 by drowns
ing, -_
A Canadinn = Press survey
shows from 6 p.m, local time Fri-
day to midnight Sunday 20 per-
sons died in Ontario, seven in
Quebee, seven In British Colum-
bla, four in Atberta, two In Bas-

katchewan, and oné each ip New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia,

Ontario, eight more were killed
in raffle, two young brothers
burned to death and two youths
died from carbon monoxide pols-
oulng.

FOUR DROWNED

~ Pour men were drowned ln
British Columbla when thelr
post overturned Uy the Squamish
rlyer, Another drawnlng and two
traftic donths boosted 13.C,'s toll

ened, Mire Av resident and former) to «

wae Cunadian = Nallonal  Rallwuy toxaven,

NY PLT tf ay | COUN! " Fee {. Un Quebec three dled hv traffic,
DAWSON CRUNK, BC, ¢l UpAny  fuumosta, | Bldney Vireo in fires and anolher pers

‘Sldney Arthur Murtle, 34, of
Aplrit. River, Alta, was billed
jearly Sunday when hls plekup
‘irnek went off the road and
overturned 87 miles const of Uits
‘Pence River distriet town,

it Allee Army aged Oi, It was
learned here today,

mployed asa cor (inspector on
the Smithers division of the
GNI, Mr, Gardner Uved at ne

VANCOUVER “Qh—Jlaller tive
ciamed a plekup order for a 3he
Lyoureold min suspected of cette
ng weven fires In Vancouver El
day welt,

A ddeyeureold may arrested
cariier was roleased Baburday
aftler questioning,

Order for tye arrest of the
‘eeond suspeck waa Issued at the
request ot fre warden Th George
Dhrnie,

well as uh Prince George. Ue
retired frody the rail company ty
030, Bory ty England he lived
i Urilish Columbia far 46 yours,

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Fotor (hily) Nelson

 

| ven stems ford af Prinee Cloorge: two sons
| FORT BT, FOUN The Mies

ifle Croat Bustern railway) his
“Haken an optlan an OO nerves. of

Nand adjoint ort Bt. Jolin to

Willlam ab Burrey, 10,
Muneral services wil bo hold al

Apectation among elyle affes

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ormlnnal on the ste,
Tho Jand is awned hy GC,

 

ory,

George Gardner, died ‘Thursday

duko foro number of yours as

During Che Weal World War he
servod with the (eld ambulanec,

Ho Js survived by his widow,
Lillvabeth wh Allee Ari where ha
hind beon a restdont for about
fave yenrst lwo daughters, Mra
of Alice
Anny and Mrs. Ralph (Dorks) Tol

Willred at Prince Georgo and

Ferguson Moneral Tomo tonor-
row ab 2 pans with Canon Tall
8, Prockter af 8b, Andrew's Al«
gHenn Cathodral offielating, Ts
ferment with be in the Canadian
Legion plot at Malrview Contes

gon was shot (o death,

Th Jost week's three-day Vie-
torlu Day woekend' TI persons
dled,

Fportance of Junior Chane
per of Commerto activity iy a
community was stressed by Cis
ter Watson, of = Tollinghan,
Wash, nallonal director of tho
United Gtates Junior Chamber
of Comineree when he spoke
Thursday to seme — 6h charter
members of the newly-formed
Kotehikun Junior Chamber,

Community betterment, bali
{ing of young men for leadershtp
and fellowship ave ie mal abe
Jectlves, Mr. Watson sald,

Charter prosident James
Shiela wna Installed by Mr. Wate
aon aftor which tho offlotal
ahartor dooument was presente

 

 

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Wight persons were drowned In}

- Rain Forecast.
For Tomorrow:

north const late Tuesday but its
effect.on the rest,of the province.
will be to foree warmer.alr across
the south coast and into the in-
terlor, ‘Clear warm’ conditions
will result with. temperatures ¢x-
pected to rise to the 90s In parts
of the southern Interlor Tuesday.
North Coast, Region forecast~-
Mostly cloudy in .the northern
par, and sunny in. the southern
part today and Tuesday, A little
light rain Comorrow evening on
the Queen Charlottes ard nor-
thern mainland. A litle warm-
er, Winds southerly 20 In. the
Northern part’ tomorrow other-
wise light, Low tonight and high
Tuesday at Porb Hardy 40 and
65, Sandsplt 45-and 66, Prince
Rupert'45 and 00. ‘

Little League
Tips Start’
In News Today

A now, fealure designed to.
givo pinying tips to Little
Lengun basabnl players starts
doday on Page 4 of The Maily
Nows,

Writlen by Mickey MeCotre
Hell, Brooktyn Dodger. scout,
and Musirated hy sporty crs
(nonist Man Maver, (he, slrip
Will run Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays Chroughout dine

 

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CITY JAYCEE PRESENTS GAVEL

Ketchikan Junior Chambe

ed, Algo Installed wore Carl
Portor, first — vien-prostdont;
Donuld Pooves, second  vicoe
president and Robert G, Olson,
socroliry.

Chalrman for bho banquel was
Interim president Rlehard Hop
son, erediiad with a major alare
of the units orguntaation,

In welconlng the now untb to
tho growing Juntor Chambor of
Conmorco world fanily, GT
Woudslele, president of the
Pelnve Rupert dunlor Chanvhor
of Crmoree, spoko of tha work
and qccompllkhmonts of the
‘anadian unk ales Wt wns
formed in O34, Ho anid now

 

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A. vigorous, Pacific satorm 606 oe
miles west of the. weather: ship} A Tae)eay’
wilt probably bring ral los the poss ye

  

theatire, and caused heavy dama
Property. loss: was. esti-
tated.” unofficially” at)
$600,000, only partly cov-
ered: byinsurance, "2.
~The fire, ‘belleved to “have)-* 4
started In-apalnt locker ‘on: the | ga
second floor of the Thunderbird |
bowling, alley: building, ispread.) 1.
quickly to the adjoining Coliseum |

theatre, empty at the tle.” oo"
Before” iw was controlled the |,

blaze destroyed the theatro,. 0
bowling alley, cocktall : lounge, |
liquor store, dress: shop, beauty
parlor and six ‘other: businesses,

 

 

 

HALT ROOT MOVEMENT
ST, Nazalre, France i}-—A inob
of about 1,500 ‘hon stormed
Uhrough police Unes today and
carried home In trlumph a group
of resorvists who were scheduled
to-leave by traln for sorvica In
Algor, ky a
MET TerteT te em

_ VANCOUVER The Landed
valud of fish cought ti (RC,
waters Inst month tolalled $197,
000,\a 67 per cont Inavenia aver,
the, flare for the, same months
Ayont MgO
—Frishories: offlelals éaatds ble
$200,000 inereare roflecly o 08
per cont boost In tie. sive of

ed just under. 20: conts. nt.'$
while “largo “fish: averaged!
sonls andcchicken halibut ay
aged 14.6. cents 9 pound,
* Landings today with prices tor
mModluma, Invee and! chickey in
brackets are ns. follow:
“U8, boots: Bebty. M
pounds. (10° 15.65.14) so)
eifle Meliorios Bld, tee
atl Men 48000) pounaelet (sh

16,2; 16) aqld, to Booth Flshorles,
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“110; 140) gold to: Babeock,

tho apring salnion agteh, ’
. og WE Ta cee’ \
ye ee ONG se
eho eo  Bueq neat, '
on wigs ge | 100 iy 8)
al er Wishovlon sores
Vt Comp huvdings! Ingrid UW
OO. pouncday sVileng te 38)
portrays Mradeline ss TT 649,900
poundsy  Gtistry 25,000 pounds
Arotle 1 90,000 potndsy
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work Wied for unig. Chamber
projects, Th presontitig pred.
dontecloct, Shiols with an tn
sorlbod'givol, Mi, Woodside satd
tho Princo Rupert Jimbor Chams
bor and all the units : of . the
Canadinn Funtor Chamber of
Commerce were happy, bo. kde
tho formation of tho Kotehikan
bran and hoped all: thote
ondonvours would be succoksful,

Ober hend-tabla gucaly wore
Aluskn Sonator:, Roborb Wik,
Jamog! Pattorgon,” proaidant of
tho Malrbanka duntor Chambor
of Commeres, and Dick Campel,
xovrotury of the Junonu dunior
Ohambor of Commoreo, .

  

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Dies in Mishap
A iithnab man dled ina! h
acoldont Balurday: at thoeAl
nin Company. ot Onnada:
aftor bho earwhtel he was. dy
ng wont ‘oft the road,” polled, Mn
Mineo Ruport: rant orlny,%,
ROMP any. thal Robort dais
Wall ts bolloved: to. have diod:tn
alantly In the miahape Other
talla of! tho acoldont.-ware')
{Inmodintoly known hore, | i

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