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“ABERDEEN, Wash,
(AP) =a fight over sal-
yage rights to the beached

ed in the offing today as

Hubble remained aboard
: The owners of the Liberian-
vessel gave salvage
‘hursday ‘after the 4400-ton

fo“ niles south of Victoria,

 

Hie. unoccupied Seagate drift.
éd free: of the reef Sunday night.
“When the unmanned vessel's
change of position became
_ known;-four tugs started a dash
to’ the ' scene, the A, G, Hubble
from; Aberdeen, the Erik Foss’
from+Port Angeles and the Is-
land, Sovereign and the Island
Commander from Victoria,

 

Aithe' Hubble, first.on the seene,
put. a-line and three men aboard |
the Seagate and claimed salvage :
rights.

The Seagate, In ballast, was en-
route to Vancouver from Japan.

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Boat on Beach
‘After Mishap;
Barge Sunk

A: - Lwo- hoat collision at high:

vessels on the borth“at Sk ido*

gate Narrows, - ‘

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A CHIP OFF THE handsome block, Scan Flynn, . 16-year-old
son of veteran actor Errol Flynn, arrives with his stepmother,
Patricia Wymore, at the London premiere of “It’s.a Wonderful
World.” Sean is the son of Errol’s first wife, Lili Damita.

Election Fight Continues,

 

 

Back
Operating

One of Two &
Turbines Fixed

Ltd. began again at 9:15
a.m. today after a power
failure had caused a 36-

ported this afternoon.

 

Cries of | Smear Resound

VANCOUVER (CP)—Name calling, charges of
government immorality and eries of “smear” ' punctu-
ate the British Columbia provincial election campaign,

now entering its final week. .
Typleal of the heated blasts® <<< ee ee

which are- exchanged daily was’ -who has been carrying the ball
‘one hy Robert Strachan, CCF itor the government in finance

‘opposition leader, who denounc- | matters—Premier Bennett is fin-
ied the Social Credit government: ance minisier-—argues that op-
ias the “most slippery, Ingenious: position speaker's use the wrong, Crablve, oT dt Sa

collection of political heelers ever: set of figures, He claims: that

_ Hpler Monday left. one: of tha! 140, grace (he. pollfical..scgne.;in ident has. been reduced hy:$76,-

'B, Cibs.

M 000,009 to $115,000,000 since’ Soc
t

Strachan, countered Prem-ijq) Credit took office-four years!

ltnat the other one. should | be
[ready by Thursday mornihg.

“However, it won't be-

ithe electrical load will requjre
the additional turbine,” Mr. Lew-
is said.

The mill was shut down yese
terday after a thrust bearing in
one of the turbines burned. out
Monday night when the plant:
was started: up and the. No. 2:
‘turbine was. found to be inop-

 

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aired

Pulp Mil |

Production at the Wat- J
son island plant of the,Col-)
‘umbia Cellulose Company

hour shutdown, it was ie.

Mill manager J, G. Lewis sajd-)-
that one of two turbines at the
plant was back in operation and | >," ;

until :
early tomorrow morning that |

for. Prince’ Rupert,

*t Rupert. ‘Wholesale. Fish: Dealers

 

 

right on ‘the final: ight of ns “ 38

tour.

Speaking ‘toa large ers
section: of the: community: aba
dinner. sponsored by the City’ winding qu
the. Prince ee ie
Runeyt,.Fishermen’s . Co-Opel
x hativ@tGlenocia tot: and: ‘thie Prince!

 

 

 

   

association: ab ‘the = Canadian’

‘Legion he said that ‘the: visit

 

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; the Western narrows of Skide- {hoods “until to run in this lec ppiep oF SILENCE “ ‘Drivers Fined lof his party shouldbe: followed '
| gate channel is the selner Btra- tion at all. | Two CCF officials charged | hy: an. exchange of visits be-|_ We “ourselves ' have’:
| fen, owned by Ivan Neilson of! Liberal leader Arthur Laing’ tween Canadian; and Russian fishing’ industry but. in

| Premier Bennett with handing |”
‘down “an edict of silence” in the
caso of Rohert Sommers, accused
‘by Vancouver lawyer David Stur--

Prince Rupert. The vessel was labelled Social Credit “the most!
in collision with another boat.:jmmoral government In Canad-
the White Swan, owned by Tos: | ian history.” Relorted Attorney-

.| scientists, fishermen cand: bus-

Total of $150. scents

we can Tear ‘and. ‘imple en
Two impalred charges brought | “We have seen’ {after

 

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eph. Buganowleh, of Vancouver,

was overtaking the other when
tha accident occurred, The im-
pact foreed the Strafen on bie
beach,

; Capt, lubert Ward, marin:
surveyor, flew to the - Queen
Charlolte islands today to look
over the Straten, whieh fishe.
for-the Prince Rupert Fisher-
men's Co-Operative Association,
SINKS IN PASS

“Tn dnother mishap, a BoC
Packers Ltd. scow sank Sunday
hr Canoe pass after belng ram-
Ned by a boat, the DBM, ownec
py Hans Knudsen,

Be iG Packers offlelals sale
thelr scow, the WS-3, on lease
od, Chiusen and Son Lid. sank
ghorlly after the impact, whieh
npenéd the seams, Damage te
ecow, used as a fish camp. had
not been estimated,

tha Ws-8 was ralsed, pumped
out and patehad Mouday by
Arinowr Salvage who dispatched
iis tug, the San Juan Urine,
ekippered by Capt, R.A, Green
along with the derrick Armour
No, 1, lo the scene, fi nile
from here, The ssow was
brouglit to Prince Rupert and
wis faken to MeLenn Shipyards

‘General Robert Bonner:
It Js reported that one vessel |

 

five rennds,

Years of Planning in Louisville |

“For the!

: \ idy of misconduet im the issuance
Liberal pay bo come oat ae tne of forest management licences.
champion of virtue alter 40 years! white he was minister of land:
of recklessness is the joke of the) nd forests,

year.’
Iola ; Mr, Sommers resigned his eab-
Voting Lukes place sept " linet post last February after
SAY PUBLIC MISLED ‘Jaunching a slander — action
The government js being ac- agi Unst Mr. Sturdy, He is acan-
cused of misteading the public in: ‘didate for re-election tn Ross.
finanelal matters, suppressing ajland-Trail. ;
police report on one of its form-; The two CCP offictals, provin-
cr cabinet ministers and making: cial secretary Harold Thayer and
exorbitant claims about the gov-|provinclal president Alec May-
ernment-owned Pacifle Great; donald, saw Atborney-Genernl ; !
Mastern Rallway, Bonner obeyed his premier's edict
Cabinet speakers in turn have sof silence by refusing to make
charged their opponents with}publie an RCMP report on bhe
employing smear tactics, using (charges against the former min-
the wrong figures to justify thelr ister,
finanee arguments and consplr- Mr, Bonnorsatd all informa.
Ing to halt the eastward march| (fon relating to (he ense will he
of Social Credit. j released when it is heard in
Dut while the CCP, Liberal and court,
Progressive Conservative parties; One of Soeial Credit’s favorite
swing freely ab the government, eanpalgn lopics ts Lhe POM, re-
they ‘ever swing together, A cently extended froni Squamish
proposal carly In the campaign 40 miles south to Vancouver and
that they co-ordinate their ate converted from a lame-duck line
tick was swiftly rejected by all Into what the government calls
three, the most modern railroad on the
Liberal spokesman say the continent,
government uses several gels af; Conservative chief Deane Fin«
books to back Its elalm to debt layson claimed in an lection ad.
reductions, contending that ace
tually the provinelal debt. has
risen,
Teal Minister lrie Martin, |

 

 

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(Continued on Pare §)
ste REECTION PUGH

Sees Segregation Without Incident

“LOUISVIDN, Ky, ume Yon rstot
phonlie pald off fort Houtsyllo
Hy weels as rrelal segregation
In Ite schools ended Wwithoul th
ents

Howas dn sharp ronirasl, bo
Hier towns tn the aouthern
fuittay where mobs rosé wy)
agatist Negroes enrolling in
praviously ntlewhite schools,

roulaville's sperhalendont of
gelgols, De, Omer Garmlehae),
aval the smoothnass with whieh
Teiaviile’s seh Integrated
ma nop loth lo abinee,
wwe. + belted tw United
Alites Supreme Cal's ruil
nnd started! mating oui plang"
NEGHORN ENON, Ww

~ AY eating bod 2800 Negro ste
clointas eaugproxlinately one-fourth
at the Nowra puplla dn this elty
f 400,000. —onrollod 1 previo
ye allewhite aolools,
EOhurehes, the press, nado, tule»

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Loulavilla has Negro shudents,
elubs supported Carmiehael’s| The city's publle parks, brates
program, Sponkers fanned outyand omphithentre are open to
from his office orlenting the pos fall, ‘There ts no segregation oi
Dulavon for what was Lo cone, | bhe ally's buns,
Tho superintendent made 40 sueh “People alhting ane talking
talka, Wit thon (Negroes) helped

On the oponing day of schools mare tian peaplo romive, and
white and Noyro studants walked withoub Ut and the othor the.
the sorridary together, sat side] tors ti would have taken a long.
hy alde In elas, or period of praparaiion,” Gis

“Adal af erodth mush he given antehael sie,
the fonehors and prinelpals,"
Carmlalaol-sald. “Without their
Interest for mn good TLoutsville
sehool progr afbor the court's
deelalon, I would nob have been
poralhla.”
MASK MADT RASTER

Tho bask was “nde onaler,"
Crrmlahaal anid, by Intefratlon
in othor folds, Tho University
of Konlueky bagi wanting Noe
ero abudenta ak fhe genduite
level in di, The Untyorsity of

vision, fraternal groups and elvle

ere Teor tree

Natlonal auatd miibhamen pew
have Jett Clinton, Tenn, atter
week + long demonstrations
gnlale school Integration,

Tho Inst contingent of 60 Tan
HosKod BiursMon slipped qulot-
ly owt of Clinton TMioscday ninht
wtbor 600 white pups and 1 Nos
rook nttanded elassen togothor
poncatully, but sovernl hundred
broupa remalned mt hand today
In the Sturgis wren fh Kontueky,

 

dross hat the government has,

fines totalling $150 for'two men’
who appeared before Magistrate:
W. D. Vance In police court this
morning,

Fined $50 and costs or In de-!
fault of payment sentenced to’
serve one month in jail was
Metro Shuparski, 21, who plead- |
ed gullty to driving on Third ay- |
anue while impaired, He was
also fined $25 for driving with-,
Ub a qurrent driver's Heence,

Fined 875 and costs or in de-;
fautt to serve one month in jail

was Gerald Robertson, 1220 Park
avenue who pleaded guilty to a!
charge of belng In control of a
motor vehicle while his ability ,
was linpalred, Robertson was:
picked up early this morning In’
a ear parked near Eleventh Avs
enue Easb and Alfred Street,
police sald,

 

MINISTER OF
Ray Willlaton wil) be hy Pines
Rupert Mriday to take part i

EDUCATION

ay oloction «open farum,
sshoduled for the Clyle Cone
tre and sponsored by the
Prinea Ruport Juntor Cham.
hor of Commoree, Me, Willis.
ton will apenk on bohalt of
Prince Ruport SC candidate
W, TT, Muay who will bo on
an cloation tome of outlylig
vreags In that thine, Also on
the platform will bo COM ean.
lidate Coorge 1 Tle and
Tdboral standard honey A,
Brive Brown, Mr. Muriny ox-
pools to ho back hore ty tine
for at open form nb the
Canndlan Legion = sunday,
aponsored by the Prince Rue
pert Prades and Labor Couns

 

‘he sald,

‘froadom and

the fishing’ industry from. the). He said: thatehe an
cast coast to the. Pacific coast) ty. had .; found, the: déchnléal
only one trouble, “We “db“not icvel of Canadian fishing indus-
‘yisit cach other ‘often enough.” | try, ‘corresponded’ to that of

Mr. Ishkov, who had carlier Russia.and that they were. con-
proposed a toast to the Queen yinced the two. countries had
and responded to one to the common problems.« . _

Further Exchanges Urged

The , visit opened up the
opportunity for a wide. ‘ex.
change of technical knowledge
and Information, he said,

“We have witnessed here (Hat
people are employed In peace-
ful labor; that the people wish
to improve thelr standard of
‘living, to build better cities, to
crbate a better. and happler
life, the Russian “minister sald

The majoriiy of people say,
no more wars — wo
wish to Hive in peace, -

“We were very pleased to hear}.
ihis, The sole. wish of the Sov-
jeL people also Js to. improve
thelr welfare, In the Soviet Un
jon the. people do not think of
war, They remember Une tor's
ble experitnee of ‘the Second
World war,” -s

He sald the Russtans are clo-
Ine everything ty thelr pawor
lo prevent war,

"Tn these Intorcourses," he
sald, “we are getting to know
each other bottar and. tho. war)
woleome we recolved” Loalifids
that We aro the samo people
—~-Onnndian and Soviet,

"We also take enra of our
ehildron, wo build schools; we
too are fond of foothall and
goccor and hockoy; wo want tofeach gnost he encountered and
live In ponee," shaking Is hand, warmly, ,

To Live in World of Peace:

Jarilor Wisherios Minister Sins
clalr, who introduced Mr, Isle
koy and his party, sald ho hop.
od that they will roturn “with
the foollng wo want fo live In
nh world of pono’ = s

"T wanted thon to seo tht
wo lnve an ablding Interest tn
ponca; that tho one thing: wo
valio and will dofond ds ovr
that wo realize
thal thera wilt bo one world
or no ward,"

Mr, Slnelaly was Intragheod
by former olty yostdont Aliatatr
Fragor, executive asatatant to
tho: fisheries minister = who
pratsed the Ruaslan vistors for

 

The minister's: familiar Infec-
tloug smile left his large, mobile
face as he spoke in. forceful
phrases through his interpreter
Rdward Vardumin, The aud-
ience of local fisheries officials,
{lshermen, government experts
and elvie leaders was visblly
moved and broke into applause |
three times, !

“Wo don't meet often enough,
Tho more Wo" niceb the more
we Will forget, There will be
nowar"

“He: turned ‘to Mayor Ceorge
Bills, chatrman of the dinner
and producod a red caso cone
taining six vodka cups, made
of silver. and hand-cnamollad
bysRusglayseraftanien in: Inti.
cate patterns, \

"T hopo that the: mayor “will
wae those when he ts with his
family and when he is enter
inining, fylends and 1 hope tha
will remomber. ont visit by them,
T wleh happivess and the best
of-'luck for tho fubure of. the
inhabliants of this elty,” Mi,
Ishkov coneludad,

The sonvy-sot Ruasian sab
sllenuly throvgh an cuthusiastte

applause, then walked slowly
from the dining hall bowlng fo

 

ely as a distingulsheed gbitoge
math,

Mi. Praga was introduced by
Mayor Hills who alsa extondod
nh welcome to the Soviet party
from tho elly, the Princo Rue
port Co-Op and the Wholesale
Mah Dowlars association,

Of Mr, Ishkoy the mayor anid:
"T found hin a Uhkonble follow,
most Intorestod In all different
Phavog Of the falviing lvcduatry,”

Th waa hla Interest and also
iia knowlodgo of prorcHyos ty
tho Induatry that onused n good
nativod argument over orb.

qremeeren qemereny

Continued on Page Five

 

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tholr amlabtiity and Mr, Bin Soo—NO MORN WAR

Action on Road

A letter of commendation’ to

for his promplniess In attending
to the proposed road. between

approved at the Initial. ‘mocting
of the Chamber’ of: Coiinioree’s
1956-57 season this: WOOK ,
A motion by “Ly M. ‘Polsenitia

ed that the chamber. wiilte thet:
minister of highways’ thanking] ¢
him for his prompt attontion te
the construction of-the road that
will Joln the cannery: communl-
ties of Sunnyside, North Paolfle
und Casslar,

In other bushieds the chainbor
hoard a report on the Associated
Boards of Trade annyal meeting} F
In Prince George: last Jung, :

Highways: Minister P, A, Gaglardl :

Port Edward. and Casslat. was |

seednded by AF, Willams, urge |

In ‘our own” fisheries,’ - : ; ea foe Manas he Uni ten:

mysterious vessel, was
erlen nae be

qver
‘the: tN mor
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Rovistons in ine. olty ‘bus’ BYAe'}
tom, ehntige,- {In - routes: and
an Application -, for. “paagonger |:

aren Wore outlined to’ alty coun
all Monday by J, Ry Siinginnator,
mnongor of Neal Evang Trang
nortatlon Co, hore, who took
ovor the Olly bus, sorvleo Aude
ust {,

All threo maltora word tuned
over to tho utilities and the
Polleo and Heonding, commiltoos
for considoration and recone,
mondation to cotnell,

Labolling the bus’ biishioss in)
Mince Rupert, “av orphan" Mr,

Blngiinator told council © Ny
company’ would -liko- asongat
loading vonus dosignated .,
frallitato oporation : of
achadulos, .

Mr, Slngmnstor. algo ante. that
fly company, Princo: Ruport
Translt, was considering scok>
Ing 0 boat In: tho alnglo fare
from 19 to 18 ‘conta, bub, that]:
tlokot anloa would . rama. aM
tlght for $1,

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City Bus Srien ae

  

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‘offlolal sald. Ae
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old.”
company. Nad: tried:
possible to’ keep . to: $
Jonding. zonds,.*

Hon "2, routes,
and, ‘that: tho’
neatod » whily “thoy
park, nehools ANB ‘thargé
prontor frocuonoy : of
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Ta; polntet!
there had beon:
mont of Sundaysd
bean’ slantodto;,4
O}churoh’ sorvica: hows
“TH addition; the rcamnp
gut; the lima, to, Whioly at
COUN: RO) ation! ;
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