dard Time)
per 16, 1954,”

18.5 feet
7: 40 18.4 fect
ef +43 9.4 fect

coon ere nernenaeae 24 samara

‘
locates
| Gerrard

B party whieh
Fe dense bush
mit Mountain
eied in locat-
. EGerrard, 725
nc West, who
missing since
vening, while
r rip.

fd that, the search
fa shot in the yi-

Mamnit Mountain. It
. the missing

§ orgiiaed after
punting partner,
, 202 Ninth’ Ave-
Hed to police this
is companion thad
h to Lhe car at 6.
the time they had
Ki to mect.

left early yester- |
Bo hunt deer on
ain and left thelr ;
fom the Rainbow:
Police state that
A told them that
ated Al noon yess |
hat Gerrard’ had:
bp at She appoint. ;

 

. Hhunting trip had
Rly affair for the
fard's wife, Lillian,

e two men would
6 pan. last night,
§ became lost for
ro years ago on
id Mrs. Gerrard
Boat hei husbarid’s’
N direction’ in the
non, "

booted
! Better

® -- Hon. George
ey ill with menin-
merited to be show-

yl pprovement™ Sun-

; Whitley, phystelan,
rive Conservative
. Drew dtd ixdt.
restful night but
Mproved,

BY hie is dolng reas
Dr, Whitley said,
ma, was adinitled to
y Thursday after
high temperature

   
 
     
  
  
  
   
 
   
  
 
 
   
  
 
  
 
    
    
   
   
    
   
  
 
   
 
 
 
   
  
  
 
 
   
   
  
    
   
 
  
  
  

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Published « at Canade’ s. Most Stig Pacific Po

vOL XLII, No, as

2.

SUZY WILLIAMS ‘covers her’ locks as as slong. bretee blows

across the surf at Miami Beach,

depending on how you look at things —

Unfortunately or- fortunate ly —
‘that's all Me: covering-

up Suzy could do when it turned cool suddenly,

$284,000 $

chool Bylaw

May Be Up for Approval

District 52 board of school ;

000 money by-law for the con-
struction of a now Borden Street
school, up for approval at the
December clvic elections, Trustee
Joe Scott told the Civic Affairs
1 assoelatton ab its annual: mect-.
ne. '

However, -he said, he’ wash't
sure whether. the by-law would)
be ready or not,

“The ‘school: ‘board, with’. ts |

with the. province.and ‘rural, its
‘Bie busttiess: jist: tke’ the; clty: o£
Prinee: Rupert,” Mr. :Scott., sald,

The school board, -he sald,- has
fio control of how its funds are
raised or its budget. oy

“Teachers’ salaries, debt-rb-"

Prince Charles
Six Years Old

SANDRINGHAM, iigiand | ‘tpi
Prince, .Gagries celebrated his
slxth bitihday ‘Buridiay’ subyound!
ed. by ‘presorits antl 'élosé ‘thoi
Hers of his family,

‘More than 5,000 people in
ee park saw Queen
Euzabeth and the Duke of Ed-
Inburgh walk in brillant sun-
shine from Sandringham House
lo the parish echureh for morning

 

ampeane

 

Ne tip from Lon-

  
   
   
   
  
   
   
   
  
    
  
    
  

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[the four elty al-
eters expe ab
me year has decided
Beck reselegtion,

iy Sinith said toe
Mill fle wv nomina-
re-election In Deve

pirrow Comes and |!
stale firmly that
Lhe raining this
I, William Arem-
el declded whether

only teetion laeae
be wil ho flag
uh become yneant
nell, the Board of
es for diabelet. 62
M Rupert Hourd of
Hones,
Cy Clork RW,
19 Holle hing eet
Y bytes will be Wp
Hblic, wthough Uh ts
ral tha — Sehool
lo have py $204,000
Y by-law vondy by
» There aye yo 10fs
Heciuted to he votod
me sited,
Heniln'y cleotlon to
NTS was hor test
Phe elvia pletuve
(hat sho Ning boon.
fl in plang toy in
alrent, lighting and
wit for ty9 olly,
"h projecta wore
Ne her tonure of

MITES

Fler of oftigg Ale
r'' Hhnw xorvadd on the
MmIten te Health,
Mee pales and We

 

serviec, But- the birthday boy
!Wwas not with them,

Mey tenes oot

One City “Alderman
ng Re lection

x

veneing committes as well as
representing the clty on the
Museuny board, the Clyle Centre
board and the Skeena Heatth
wnt,

Alderman Darrow Gomez, whe
has xorved four yenurs on the
council, sid he definitely would

do... and wes golng to rest for
fn year or two."

Also declining to rin agian
vais your is Ald, Ray MeLean who
‘enmo on to the counall In Sep-
lomber, 1952, In a by-eleatton
brought about when Ald, WM.
Daggett resigned, Ald, McLean
dealined to give a reason why he
would nob seek re-election,

Undeelded whether to rn or
not ie Ald, BIN Bramner

“Twill walt until Fave whether
W onprblo alate of nonwnntions ts
filed," Alderman Bremnor sald,
"ft thora Is, Tovay slop down,"
ho added,

‘There wit] bo thrao poaltions
vigant on the school bourd and
Iwo on the parks board, The
forma of DER, G, Large, ehalte
man of the avltool honrd and
trustoos Mra, l, M. Greone, A.
brio Brown explre at tha you's
dnd,

“Dr, Largo hua sorved on tho
gohoo) bontd for on yoars, Mra
Groono for two and Mr. Brown
for olght yent's,

Tho two-yonr term of Parka
Conmnlasionor Arh Murray lige
cOMNOX VACHE Deconrbor a) and
(hove laa vacanoy chided by the
roslgnnation of Chatman Pat
Forman, Parks commisalonora
Withy alll anothor yonr to run are

 

Buh thy and Duninan Mano.

trustees: hopes to’ place:a "$284, '

not run as ho “had too much {0s

Commiaatonora Charles Batnyno,

funding, janitors’ salaries and

and’. have’ to ‘be. found every
vyeat,,” ‘Trustee Scott said,

~The rest of. the ‘money -was
taken’ up by construction in try-
ing to keep pace with. the -ever-
Incteasing school . popiilation. .

   

$500,000 ‘annual “budget, -shared'| co

 
 

: In tracing t
gonsiruction pre
rs. BW.
aun edly bri

ditidn to‘Booth Memibtial Junior
4 High school,

   
  

 

‘bulé tothe: fural* areas which
hadi voted’ almost’ uianimously
for construction of the new high
school addition, , “Building Up of

the! East Ent of‘téwn' He! ‘sald,

  
 
 
      

 
 

of Cotirad Strobt'sch

school.
school at Port Edward, he sald,

King Edward:

“With the construction of the
new 12-room Borden

tivity room, Prince . Rupert's
solved,” he sald...

Trustee Seo sald tle schog

Ys Hill,

in the hope that they could ste

the construction — progean
Hhrough bo Its completion,

school supplies are:fixed amounts

“District: 52 school: ‘board hos:
-becn. fortunate,” Mr, Scott: said,” |:
in that: inany of its: members had

  

» he prais-
“for single- |

  
   

had’ gech ‘te’ “construction ‘of’

hig. Hdwayd" school; na nee Weft st i: 1040, ‘wa able,

Ming: }!
up of Soal-Cove school ‘and ad- by at 1H

dition of two rooms to Conrad which the Nationalists sald were
- Building’ of ithe new

had relleved the congestion at

; Street:
‘school, with gymnaslum and ac-

school. space problem should be

originally estimated nt. $300,000
uid heen reduced to $284,000 anc coeeeren cece omens os
would be built on top of Acropo-

“He sald that chaliman of tho
sehool bonrd, Dr. R, G. Large, night, Variable cloudiness ant
Trustees Mrs. be Me Greene and & Hille cooler on Tuesday, Windk
Brace Brown were plannlng to
run again for school board posts | southwost 16 on Tuesday, Low

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PRICE mE cons

 

‘ing

Formosa

 

_TAIPEE,
(AP) _ Nationalist
- {China’s press today -de-
‘|manded . prompt -retalia-
tion for the ‘sinking of the}:
1,800-ton Nationalist: des-
troyar escort Taiping: by

 

boats,

The Taiping, a. former. v.
warship transferred to the Ni
Aionalists in 1946. sank with guns
blazing 215 miles north of For
mosa at dawn Sunday. mtg

Twenty- eight of her 180- -man

picked up the others,"
SEEN AS WARNING

gest. naval victory {inthe long}
battle with Chiang Kai-Shek’s|

come,

Y-DUS,

‘| plans are shapin ap.

retaliation” 0.00.
An official |

or the sinking. :
ussia, the newspaper”
turned over more than 40 tor-

 

at ‘Tsingtao, a north China; ort,
several months ABO. hs:
Phe Talping,.t
Decker yntil transfer

    
   
   

 

'Y “ut lo ithe j:A

S.a.in:, Sudday ‘moving’
‘swift torpedo boats,

Russlan-bullt,
The destroyer, with 180 men

ved junk from) the Tachen
NH Islands, 30 miles off the coast
of Cheklang provinee and 215

by Yshan Island, The first tor-
pedo missed, but a later one hit
the Taiping mildships well be-
low the waterline, Chinese press
reports sald, ,

correo]

WEATHER

North cous reglon: Cloudy
today with a few showers to-

 

ifleht Increasing to southensh 1
this evening and anne Ke)

»Ttonight and bleh Tuesday at
1} Port Hardy, Bandspit and Prince
Rupert 45 and 48,

inboard, was convoyine a mator- ;

four Red Chinese torpedo

crew were missing, A rescue’ ‘ship :

The sinking, Red China's big- 1 o

was interpreted here as a-warti-:
ing of stronger Red. measur es. to}

In Taipeh, ‘senior: ‘Nationalist: !
officers conferred ‘for hours* ony
the: incident. But: there. was: n0- |.
4 f° thing ‘to confirm: a “ewspaper |:

 

“sald, hi and demon
;j of a nations

pedo, boats to the Chinese’ Reds ,

|
|

miles north of Formosa, to near | yp w ALK OUT

forces, marked the Communists: 4 CaN,
first use of torpedo boats andj-—-

 

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In a stormy, 4 nieeting| «
Saturday, delegates: attending
the’ annual egnvention of . the

‘Progressive d Copiservative
sgoctaltort " tte a: ieesoundin
vale ¢ uf confidence {6 provinela
fe ido: ‘Dehhe; nt laysou, who Nias
spearheaded . eriticisni of “the
party's national leader, George} |
IPraw; (i hers

Delegates also endorsed the
action of thelr executive which
last summer al Vernon, B.C,
voted “no confidence” In Myr,
Drew,

Emphastalng the bitter cleav-
age between the two wings of the
party over. the question of Mr,
Drew's leadership was tho walk-
oul of tye delegates represent.
Ing the BC, Young Progressive
Conservative | Association, — the
resignation of a provincial con-
slituoncy association president
and the non-attendance of B.C/s
three federal mombors of Pars

couver Quadra; Maj.-Gen, G. B,
Poarkes, VC, Bsquimatt-Saanich;
and 34 D.Pulton, Kamloops,

 

In a statement Issued, follow.

 

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JIM HANTIT OT LRAVENIVORTIT vant tho wtrvort ho made. I hla homo. workabop out Into
the Misano River for a toab rin. Laokiig ou ld Manual Ruohda. Tho 10+font, flatshottamed oratt

la powered by W-MHehp. alrplana ongine that turia a Aye funk. propottor,. ‘Dubbed tlyery Hevadiln’
> deney, qu" Onl b wet HOO paras aie Wk gud. odd " Atv abe ued. ) Wh bh morn,

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Olay! aks ‘ Pa
oi ‘a fable’ a vnotlal¢
of ontidence th Mt: ‘Drews.
The: tive delogates representing
the young group walked out after.
a motion to set aside the Vernon
vote of non- -confidence, was ruled
out of order, ¢
In rebuffing Mr. Drew, dlole«
gates also over-rode the objec
tions of the B,C,:Women’s Pro-
gressive Consoryative associn=
tion, which at a meoting carller
Saturday Instructed its delognte
to support the national leader, .

   

 

Belonee writer Chapman Pi
may seek permission to uso the

be — some othor Puclfle tslan
probably will be selected,”

press report,

typo explosions,

i ard cache. « 2B
Not helleved connected. wih

 

is ADI
zi ve a nee pil i

thie: ‘drug. war are the: ‘slaying of
Robert "Hopkins, middle-aged
‘printer. who was found: bound |’
and shot to death In: his home |"
a week ago, and Saturday night's
fatal shooting, —

-The niurder of the Létigehore- |: :

man was one of five violont
deaths reported In BO. during)
tho weekend,» 65

. Two traffic. sean, a fr

BRITISH SEEK LONE SPOT
TO TEST LATEST WEAPON

LONDON = (fh -~ Tho Daily Kexprods anys today the’ Britlely
government Is looking for a remotd place In the Paclfle to
test "a novel typo of thermo-nuclear wonpon operating on tho
stimo general principles as the ‘T-bomb.”
neher reported: “pofinee chiefs

U.S, testing ground at Eniwatok

Atoll in the Pacific, If.this ly refused — as thoy expect it will

cl. woll clear of shipping 'roultos

The govornmont had no Immediate comment on tho Tix=

Britaln has hold three atomte weapons teats In Australia
sineo 1962 but haa mado no announcemont of any hydrogon-

   
       

 

 

 

 

  
  

 

 

 

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" uaBEd Saphwria ‘Pretinlot :
| pierre Mondes+France: arrivedsn
by‘alr Sunday, tours
your=old -clty's hilg=
torical mahiuments, and “in five" *
hours met, moro than.900 Wigil®
tories and reaenis of Frondlt:

- TO RETURN TO WORK Sie
SYDNEY, Australla: (Routorg); ,
~Dock: workers voted: ab, MAKs.
meotlnga InAustraltan ports tae:
day to retin to. work: Tues i
aftor n striko of honrly two weoks'.”
which. paralyzed inter-state anil’
ovoraois .trndd, and. Mod wy 180:

  
  
 
 
 
  
  
 
  
 
 
 
 
  
  
   
   
 
  
 
 
 
 
  
    
   
 
   
    

 

   
  
    
   

 

  
    
    
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
  
   
  
 
 
   
 
  
   
   
   
 
  

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Agnin,

| ver rations’ ‘with guosty during: a

(nmrondys and « ohinipagne: ts
noption al’ Govemmont Houxo

ame day in an addrow abn
parliamentary lineheony: }

dull from, the reception
given her alido atilval hove il
day for n fiveeday vialt, tho
Quien Mothor would hn welvome

bath, loured Chee tte Wal:

 

Queen Mother Hopes She and Queen a
Will Be Able To Visit Canada Again.

 

 

OTTAWA O—Quoon Mothor In chill, blustery wonther
Mivaboth says she hoped both wntch the Queen Mothor's arr
aho and her daughter, Whe Quoon, rival at Ghrlat Churels onbhodral,
will, bo vblo to vinib -Cnnada Thoy remalnod shivoring outs

tT [gtdowethe cathedral was already
Hor romarks woro mado In con. Mllod—durlng the H-minute aor
vico to catch anothor glimpxo of

“Today, tho third full doy of hor
Viall, tho Queen Mathor
Baturdny night and onrllor tho aldo tho oupltal for the

only tine.. |

Witt, VESTC NULL

But she tan't poling turmoply|t
Lo nolghboring Hull; Que, on the
other aldo of tho Ottawa rlvor,
In Cannda-the-your round. ‘The Sho t.to*he rovolved at alty, hall
proront Quoen, ws Prinvag Tyn- Wy Mayor Alexa Oaron: 7
Wanthor pormitting, Abe will
Muniveda turned ont Bune, trke wodrive up the Gatinonu oyu" saat:

in out

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valloy ftarth ot Hull, .Aho We wigo; es
to vislt tho National Gallory, abe.
fond a nial) recopiton, given ly sf
tho high sommlaslonor for Now: > (eq
Jonlund and ive dinner wilh: Sta
Primo Miniator ne -Mra, Bt, Late
vont ab 24 Bymanx aboot, thas.
primo mtntater's home,
A &aeplaco Sunday - Iunieheoi:
vi alvony for the Quedn: Mothol
by Ale’ Avaltbald  Nyoo': Beltlaly:
high. commlavtoner,, and Gnd
Wye On ‘Nor nrvlvil at. nti
te Bir. Apchibnid’s: resldenoe,
Queen. Mothar. chatted. for
novernt atnuton with menibora
tho‘alatf ane tole ohildeon):
A quleb attornoot and oventig
followed at Covoen Men Hour,
Afton dinners tho: ot gan io ott

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