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gui shen they got in difficully while in the ¥:
Baws near Montreal, AN three are 42 years old,

hiner Pays Tribute

Bal To The Daily News

 

in Walsh (centre) who saved the two oltier
ater at Racine beach on the ‘Lake ui Two.

(OP Photo)

, to Enterprise
Opening of New Kitimat School |

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Bt shed the H-roam Ne-
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Banner a.
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Konner,

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whoo building Is an
Heater oof the

Bnd

Rovs SCOTUDE

meeckoovledee the Mine and

me e'itide of the Alumi-
: veut Canada Limit-
hey

wa apencd here fous for
vo pin, by Attorney ‘elementary school construction je

substituting :
AC. Bennett!

hd conte ence on

whole
meus enterprise here,” Mr,

“ with the sehool '

‘ent and about 200 temporary challenge to school authorities,”
‘homes belng completed this year, Mr. Williston sald.
‘school board officals aro anx-| Mr. DuBose told guests of the

completion of the next eurly days of planning the pro-
ct and rated this new develop-
ment as “another milestone fn
Kitimat’s history.”

Host of the day was school
board chairman Peter M. Hop-
King assisted by secretary-treas-
urer P, T, Sampson,

Terrace school board chalrman
Clarence W. Michiel and seere-
tary-treasurer Frederlek Mack-
Nin Joined Mrs, Myrtle M, Roper,
["KEAL CHALLENGE" | Prince Rupert District 52° board
| "The hard work and planning !secretary-treasurer in, uniting
has evolved a fine,*functlonal the three sister communitics
building and fagitities that other which ‘have: been brought closer
places have tikén -years to es- together’ with, the recent Antro-

of which began this week,

At an informal banquet Inst
‘night honoring the distinguished |
‘guests and attended by more
.than 100 persons, Minister of Ed-
,Wteation Ray Williston sald that
ithe new Nechako school “Is a
feredit to the town-planners, the
board of school trustecs.and the
: Reople of Kjtimat.” |,

 

 

 

 

In Revolt
Officers Flee.
To Uruguay)
BUENOS AIRES (AP)

against the Peron regime,
it was learned today, -“

From Montevideo, Uruguay, It
was learned that fleeing alr and
naval officers had taken refuge
In nelghboring Uruguay «= as

President Juan Peron's claim
down.
Peron's declaration
over,

president's victory
through the night.

Toll Set.
At 200 Dead!

— More than 200 persons]:
were killed and about 1,000]:
wountled during” Thuns:/,
iday’s abortive revolution |’

Buenos Aires radio repeated’

that the bloody attempt against
his government had been put}

Communications with Argen-
tina were blacked out following
Thursday
night that the flight, which
erupted ab noon Thursday, was
The government-control<
led radio kept parroting the
,speech

The revolt erupted a few hours
after the Vatican excommunl-
cated Peron and higvalies ‘be- |

 

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Elizabeth Paterson

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Way,

He sald that tenders will be
called this week for construction,
including clearing, of eight miles
of the proposed 28 mifes of high-
way starting from the Terrace,
end at Lakelse Lake,. .

’ Already about 14 miles of the
total distance of 42 miles is. in

‘There are hopes that the high-

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On 8-Mile Secti
"Special to The Dally News
KITIMAT—With about 1,110 regular. ‘vehicle
and less than’ ten miles of main road, the sinelter town;
of Kitimat yesterday -received a tremendous boost to.
its morale when Minister. of Highways .P. A. Gage
Hardi announced that contracts would be called. fora
start on the much-demanded Kitimat to Terrace high: ,

Noted Jurist
WB Farris
‘Dies Suddenly

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ls pll ready for the start of summer: salling

playing hide-and-seek behind the clouds, keeping: yachts-
_, men In harbor painting and mending sail.

flue wtorney-general sald |

tabilgh. It has provided ‘n real duction of daily-train service, «

cauge- of:Hiis explusion of BishopJ ii.
Manuel Tato, one of Peron'y

 

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ee 00 sementary schvol |
Laer te |

me ere presented to |

meine KOS Aym. |

ties told by Me. Bon- '

Re! he choad children may:
mente he opening of the |;
po Caking halt ae day's |
before the end of the:
torn:

Mi. Bonner, in the off. 7

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accldent Wednesday, Is “sthll
afternoon.
inthe bay was deaeribed. as

INJURED BOY'S CONDITIO
REPORTED “STILL SERIOUS”

Although showing “slight improvement,” tho condition
of seven-year-old Douglas Vickerman, injured in a‘ traffic

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serious,” his doctor sald this

"very, confused”. and; hag been

ay oan tin by Paedfie i Ul able to recaaiae.e, parents. However, ho regitined con-

sclousosy fiat ‘ht
tured skull and sovere eheat
a car on Seventh Avenue,

Aithine, chartered Male |
cle Minster af Eduen- |
Y Withston, Minister of |
Wi Mars and provinedal |

eWeley D Blk, Mine}? Mtoand Mrs. Stan Vickerman

“hdon yesterday’ ifter sufforlng a {race

injuries when in collision with

A student of King Edward school, Douglas Js tho son of

, TL Seventh Avenue Enst,

 

Hsinwes, MA. Gaglirds
YES Doge, Vice-presh-
the Aliamum Company
mer Ltd i
me Tt taht of Bde
Be he cabinet ministers |
Mi Witton whe visited;
mites town bast Bep-:
. Sa ee temporary
Peeeditiie 10 ett.

ah tine at the sme.
aren

Elks Issue Ca

| ons, {Individuals or clubs ta

land celobrationg was lasited
a ‘loday by the Princo Rupert Elks
ernest in additlon to |Ladge,
Bes cnelter site butlde Art Miirray, spokesman for the
_ 'o educate 490 lttks sald that alroady two floats
i ‘ll crades Including had been assured for the cele
“A etan high schout brations which are being slaged
‘in conjunction with the lodge
"flag diy.”
| Jo anid that the Nike inom.
Inelves wore onloring a float and
tho Prince Ruport Distrlet Bage-
bal association had also pro-
| mbsnd to onter ono,
» Tho floats with bo part of the
“Parade In whieh Mr. Murray sald,
the HMCB Chatham roxerve dlvi-
sion, RON, Son Cadets, Wrens
and Wronattes, Alt Cadoty had
agreed ta take part,

VASUE INVITATIONS

Tho Elka have iasued invili.
Hong to the Rotary, Gyro, Ml.
mon, and Auto cluby, to the
Chambar of Commoree, tho day
coos, tho duyeoo-Ebted, various
Jodges, the Tradea and Gabor
Jounell and other ely unto

Taking port in the parade will
be the 1o2nd Mattary Mpe band,
the UMGH Chualhany naval te.
xorve band and the Prince Tue
port Cirle Drill ten,

Hard-Luck Ship.

Reaches Port

NEW WEATMINUTER Tho
dynnnitta-Indon oagge aby (tien
. Blor was qnlonding lor cargo
boyy oT [hero today flor a troubla-titted
rl: | Vell takantthires weoks. ‘The small corye
nin ta CA $106,000 abiip, Mlxatsloct 800 ities off Ban
his haw, Voting ore Frunetioo when bilge water was
Beeai shedulod for May, deoldontally pumped inte the

SCO lout tochnle [fttol tanks, wae towed to Quin

MTom ate Hide Hay, Ore. and then brought here
[by Pantie Kalvagy canary.

  
   
  
    

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| Shannon -
acial Hele!

Stet for
i tty veleran,
Me aps,

former
Vred=s
STINNON, Wwere
hha, Whe oan wh the
MP Home Chapel
VLG setnp offlelabs
Wht, ded Montlay
Vite Tae General
ab thy Heat My,
Mbit i Ue Koldlora'
view Cemetery, where
MY Lee ting, UN were cons

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thee Wayed the
ADEE "Revolt,"
aH “ee Ray Beherk,
ee Ttten Apne Ton,
Smith Charen Thats
it Votiny Kaspep,
phan "as One of Ue
LEN TON Co arelye
Hf vert during the
| " i War nd waa (Wns
TM at tap Atl)

Wee ay
siiyy SU the United

   
   
  
 
 
     
  

 

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A cnil. for businozs, organtin-

fonter flonts in the July 1 parnde:

(to the betta, Ineludlity a Roy.

ll For Floats

For Celebrations on July |

For the childrpn inere will bod any Immedinte word from ors flying to New York or Mont.

ia decorated biko and baby sar
tinge parade, a pot parade, A
prizo will also be given for the
best-decorated oar.

SPORTS IN MORNING

“The parade will dake place in
(the mornlng with ehildren's
sports sinted from 10510 fin,
until noon at Algona Park, Tho
International = Basdball — sertes
between Princo Rupert All-8tars
and Ketchtkan ds slated for the
uftornoon and ovoning, A dance
at the Civle Contre Is planned
to wind up the foxtlvittos,

Sub-Raising
Begun in U.K.

PORTEAND, Snglind  teue
Lora)--Tho steady beat of com
presied ale pumps ochocd hol
Jowly over the harbor hore todny
as salvage slips hogan pumping
ae Inte the senlod hull of the
aunken submarine Sidon,

Tho submarine went down
Thitraday iu dh foot of wator af-
tor an oxplosion of aw practioa
torpodo, taki 13 non with hor,

al Canndian Navy man’

Divers rushed tu the seano hy
helicopter worker trough the
Might tn relays to geal hateher
and youts tn the Wal
Bhortly after duwa “frog nen"
wont dawn and bored a dozen
holes tn the full, (hon connectod
pipes, from alr yin on the
rhiipa on the aurfaue,

AG WRI AOA

Vifty-alx men wore aboard ihe
Aldon, Inoluding crow, puss

 

ways department will also call
for further clearing of . about
eight miles from the Kitimat
end, .

CHAMBER GRATIFIED
“We are gratiflee io hear that

 

  
 

of a yacht in Vancouver harbor, yesterday to open the new: Ne=
chako school here, =,

The announcement was made
during an informal banquet
given by Kitimat board of school
trustees last night attended by
Attorney-General R. W. Bonner,

So far this summer the sun has

(CP. Photo)

Affairs Wesley D, Black and Mc-
Neely DuBose,

Farrls, 68, chief justice : of:.the
Tee Court of British Colum.
la,
a short {llness, i
He underwent. major ‘surgery
{for cancer two. weeks agosss. 3:
Chief Justice, Farris, long: a.
powerful figure’ In: legal, politi...
at least a start has been made,” ¢al and “financial circles, entered en
sald Don Forward, president of hospital in’ Victoria for. cheek: —— j
Kitimat Chamber of Commerce up early in May, .
during an Informal meeting with | fle remained in. hosplta
‘|Mr. Gaglard! during his visit. two weeks, then rested in-a hot
for a week before returning’:
{Vancouver June 3. He entered
hospital here immediately. .
, Tt was his second serious Mis.)
ness within a year, Chiefidustleg:
Farrig was absent from tits duttes,
for three months during. 1954,
Minister of Education Ray. Wil- neem
liston, Minister = of. Municipal

  
     
   

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Roman Catholic Church.
{STATE OF SIEGE

After two waves of bombers
and fighter planes had’ attacked
Cisada Rosada, the government
‘house In the honrt of Buenos
| Alres, Peron Imposed a state of
satege and called on congress to
declare martial law. The latter

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wWertles, many of which were |

niready cancolled ‘by the state
of internal war Peron declared
during another ‘revolt in 1051
ind never revoked,

Reuters nows agency reported
i Thursday that Maj.-Goen. L, BR,
jLaFleche, Canadian ambassadox
ito Argentina had been in gov-
‘ernment house when the first
‘bombing occurred. Later com-
[neunications difficulties provent.

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| Pontiff
| Reaffirms

Goodwill

VATICAN CITY uh — Popy
Pius today roatflrmed hs mood.
Wilt for the Roman Catholle
clergy and people of Argontinn.

Tho 79-yonr-old pontiff ox-
pressod bly sontimonty Ina long
Audionco with the two prelates
exvolied by Argontine authorl-

Oh,

Tho prelates, tho auxitlary

 

Manuel Tato, and dle agsletant,
Msgr, Ramon Novon, wore with
Uo pontite in My Vatlenn apart
mont for an hour and 26 minutes,

All protocol wag brusted aside
from thi lnatlly arranged and
lonce, The two prelates, whose
oxpulalon caused tho Ronn
Onlhrolle Church to oxeommuil:
mate Argontine londors, wore the
namo clothion in whieh they are
rived in Rome ourly todny,

Lavtor, Che Vato newspaper
L'Osvorvatore Romano aad the
PML(P recelvod thom “with mast
offiunlve armbaltlity.

"VIVIDLY INTERENT HIN

"TU Holiness,” aald b'Oasarya-
toro, "vividly Intovoatod tinal!
In (holy colorous trials,

“Tr most comforting torn, he
thon reaffirmed tis particular
woodwill for the prelates, far the
ontlre Argentino oplacopno, clergy
wid falthfol. of that Onthatin
nation ao alngutarly dear to him
for #0 Ninny rongana"

 

were mid Grainees, who tie hinat
Jagenrredt oo |

Bladwhore In the Vationn toe
@ny, MUKR Woe volohralad for

chief. advorsarlos jit: thé” prest

: For Passengers of-Liners

at's ruhning fight‘ with the

bishop of Buonog Alros, Mégr.t |

 

od overy avallable aircraft bound
for tho United States and Ca-
nada, , ‘

_ Most of the passengers came
from the 81,273-ton Quegn Mary,
Hy h wag ungble to leave South-
Mhplon for New ‘York Thursday
because of a wildeal stewards’
walkout, .,

Close behind them tn the Hne-
Up for alriiner space wore pas-
rongers from another Cunard
ship, the  10,030-fon Scythia,
whage sailing to Quebee from
Bouthamplon today has also
been put off.

| The majority of the passon-

 

j vont today were businessmen
| wnxlous to Keep appointments
(hroatoned. by the 18-dny-old
| strike of more than 1,000 sea-
men,

ONINE: TANERS ARPECTED
The stowards, striking without
union approval for better pay

und conditions, havo Wed up nine
Wners at Liverpool and South

Accused Men
Said Part
OF Big Ring

VANCOUVER ®~ Mour mon
churged with atlompled murder
N the sauvage boating of a city
Aru addict ave members of o
Montrow) narcotics tng who
came to Vancouver tu “take
over" the olty drug trade," prose
ouutor Sluwark MeMorran sald
loduy, +

Mr. MoMorran. sald tn polies
Hour’ the beating of Thomas
Kina, 80, rowilted (rom a “very
Kerloue: tareolles allualion,

Ho aM Uho beating Involved
tho hijacking of a small quan.
Uly of draqa" trom ono of te
TW Wi Who are taking aver
Vaneonver's. lucrative drug
Kinde ;

Stee te enya eomapone set ¢

500. Passengers

To Disembark

VANCOUVER O-Tle Orlont
Wno'y Y0,000-lon flagubip, the
Orvove, (a xedvodited to Inne 800
Piexongors here Sunday, Ane
Olige BND paxongors: will dixon:
bir tntor In California and g00
Will romatnewith tho Alp until

 

Legontinn’y Cathalliy,

LONDON (Reuters)—A trans-. ampton and’cost Britain an esti- Tt. is expected .th road
Allanilc airlift went Into ‘full;
swing today as passengers from
strike-bound. British liners pack-

mated $3,000,000"In lost reven
jue from North American ‘visitors,
[Many Britain = bound tourists
have had’to make other ar-
rangements on the North Ameri.
can side, sa ont

t

Meantime, ‘leaders of 20,000
dack workers met today.to decide
Whethet’ fo. recominend’" that
tier followers ond thelr 20-day+

Id Inter-union stoppage. *

The dockors, striking for ree-

ognition of thelr breakaway un-
Jon, have stopped or slowed work
on more than 260 ships—almost
half of Britain's maritime trade

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hie -Alurtifitun ae
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will take. at least ‘two years to °
complete, =F je
' The highway will create a
huge. ‘development. of interlor
agricultural Jand and’ will serve
the’const with fresh produce,’

    

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A \VANCODY EE dita Ifo ony
ine ear ee , for
WO jrobberies tasty Marchi; wa
‘phat tmubsday Be we
court of appeal. Mr. Justice
O'Halloran, tn rendering his dec
llon, quoted ‘from Magtstrate
Oscar Orr's report that Vancou-
ver had been the scene of 36

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{Waiter Mulligan ‘sald "Thuraddy.
night he has retained: Senator.”
J, W. doBy Farrta,
Vancouver lawyer, In!
with, allegations
pojice departinent by a Toronto
weekly tabloid, pe
“Chict Milligaly sald in-anine
tervlew ho has nob yets'd i

hefhos to launch court: adtion
agaliist the. tablold which:
Mghod a story alleging. :
corruption, meral misconduct
Police officers und other char.

poy

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~-In six major ports,

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armed holdups between Jan. 2,
and March 10,

Intensive Search Underway
For Overdue Light Aircraft

OCKAN FALLS, B.C, @—~ An the four men and the plane were
Intenslve norlal search is under safe,
way mong the rugged British Co- |
lumbla const loday for
plano missing for
iw'th four men abonrd,.

“TE can't bellove anything sor-
lous Is wrong,” said Mr, Bokor.
PWA and forestry offlolats snid
weather In the aren had been

! Twelve planes, Including six Poor and that the plane had

the hunt,

Mined by’ RCAI search and Probably set down tn a sheltored
reseun crews, tre taking part in bilet,

Atmosphorle —conditlons

sccond straight day Thursday
behind closed doors to diseliss
the charges, No statemont' was
cr ee,
Scnator. Purris sald he had nob.
yot advised his cellent on the
mutter, He added: | Loo

"Sponking personally, 1 think
everyone Is foolish to pay atten-
tlon to bintheraklte In a publi
callon Ike this.” wo
Binthorskite, 0 noun the éoy-
ator sald he “pleked wp In Nova:
Scotia,” ts defined ax “loqua
clous nonsense," .

    
   
  
 
   
  
     
  
  
   

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Training Ends.

Packie Western Airlines float.
plane disappeared Tuesday about

“The ningle-cnglnod |

hud also bean bad for radio com-
munications,

.BIx ROAF planes based at Port

For Reserves

  
 
 

200 miles north of Vancouver,
Abaned (he Coasna 180 on tho
northbound CMlght were pilot

Hardy, nonr the northern tip of
Vancouver Island, and an oqual
Humber of PWA planes wore au

Nori) resorve. training at
HMCS ‘Chatham hos beon aude
pandod for Lhe sunmor, a roverve,
upokosman anid today, - Clrabes

  
   
 

“head of the BG. forest service

Hob d'easune of Vaneouver and
Uhre provincial government em-
ployeos,

Tho pusiengers were identified
iy Ohrls Gangkilde-Laueson, 96,

dutvey party which ahartered
the plane for a tinber survey,
and Henry Jotlivek, 42, both of
Victorin, and W. Norman Wheat.
ch, aboul a6, who completed a
forestry course at the Univeratty
Of TLC, lust month,

signed xearch avons today (nn
10-Hquaro-nilla avon northwest
af this papor mill contro,

PWA anid the plane took ‘off
On tho survoy fMlaht Tweaday Ine
Lending to land ab Komuye, 200
Millos north of hore, However,
forestry offlelals In Vietorin sald

tembor 12,

thoy understood the plane was ty
return to Ovean Falls, to

SONNE ERE LON AONE Ra ne ae ROR Oe BERTEN  OH REG + Hy OF

Capt. and Mrs,

 

und courses will be resuurfed Sep.

Howevor, he sald, band tryin
Hg WII contiine na required.

0/0 (B) Potor Lion, bandynanter,
Atwo golng on will be frat dld
Clason for the Wrons and cladge
(lex In Lorpede detection that will
Cunblo Chonan taking the course
qualify this sumer,

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WELTEVED ATEN SALT

The plano'sx dixappearanes Way
wnnouneed fr Vancouver, tat
Whtht by PWA president (use
Company und forextry
Offletals Kald thoy wore confident

WEATHER

Cloudy Haly
fow showors wlong the matnland
today, More fraquent showers
tomorvow, Littld change tn tom~
perature, Winds souttivest 10 tos
(ny, ie
lonlght and

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wud Baturday, A

15 tomorrow, Low
Nigh ‘Saturday at
45 wnt $5; sand-
Wide Ripert, Ww owned

Plavos of transfor for Salvation
Army offlcors and statt wore ane
nouricad hy by Major W, 0,
Poulton of tho Prince Ruport
CO) pK, .

Tho appolntmonts were revoly»
ofl hore fron Commiasloner W.
W, Booth in Toronto,
_Bonlor Captain and rw; Cyril
Frayn lave: boon tranaforred to
Eaquiinalt, 0,0,

Oaptaln Grace Hurkott will go
to Cornor Urovk, Newfoundland
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Milla Dave boun punted to Cane

Posted To Esquimalt Corps.

Cyril Frayn :

  
   
      
   

 

Hind boon poatod to Kitdelns, 8,6,
Taking Bontor- Capt, Frayn's
Hoel here Wt tho: Prinwe’ Rupert
Citudol will be Cuptaly Stanidy
Armatrong., from 8witt Qurrent,
Siskatohewan,. Capt, At efron,
Ia wite and onitd wil rive In
Princo Ruporg about Joly ito
take gonugn of he hie corp,
mo Hosted to'thls dlatrlal apa
Captain Dorothy’ Ath rend |
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