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INDI, Pakis-
An Italian
Himbing expe
eave — Loday
eonquered 28,-
tet, Wodwin
i world’s sec-
peak and since
eof Mverest
S highest un-
Bntain,

received here sald
Mes scored on July

Bhame the expedi-
For members who

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sul ascent was
fof the death from |:
June 2! of Marlo
Hered the expedi-
Himember. He was

 
  

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DUKE RADIOACTIVE—Follow

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‘gelger counter.’ He absorbed a

radiation. With the Duke, are: W: J Bennett, preside
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited). Dy. David A. Keys, scientific
adviser; (left), and Dr, W. B, Lewis, vice-president, (right).

ing his tour of the isotopé plant
at Canada’s atomic energy project at Chalk River, Ont., the Dike
of Edinburgh is checked for radioactivity bya techniclan with.

 
 

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the grave of an
nber, Arthur Gil-
an unsuccessful
U.S. expedition to
Kk last year.
t lower than Ever-
p highest peak in
Bee of the Karak-
in system across
AY.
Fa target of climh-
Duke of Abruzzl'led
Hhere in 1909, Four
brished in an at-
mb it in 1939,
eat, the Italian
EB 'o the top a de-
ican who has tried
twice to reach the
Fis Dr. Charles 8,
ixeter, N.H.
bt led an expedition
B. He also headed
Merican expedition,
26.000 feet before
Dlizzard turned St
February’: Pakistan
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A; Death -
e Crash

Conn. WW—-A four
rance Constellation,
Paris to New York,
Dns aboard, crashed
bday on a farm tn}

Connecticut town:
Jes from New Lone |

 

mis killed bub some |
cheers were taken:
| In Norwich, the

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I, —Four-foob, 1
Pieard, dwarfed by
le detectives accom
n, was excorted from

la Montreal Mondiy
eer questions In con-
D the sndigle slaying
pol Raymond ‘True

BI unemployed Mn
Immnieled tan dee
he walked allently

mrowd In front of the

me! to reach the cells,
Miapled galt’ given
In the diy by Que-
ho arrested him on
nestreet,

1D *MANTAG"

Pureald Quebee man
al matorind witvess
dish killing of the
Y. slain Inab week by
sCTIhed by pole 1s
‘OX manine,”

head, hands and logs
In two beer enrlons
€ pile near a produce
the Montreal water
ray, THs forse and
iscovered Sinday tn
Prnnerly oceupled by
Lagnuchatora sbroat!
vO Conf KeAtod fou
"i A hood «atiatnod
lwo bloorleatained
Dl IN te roan, Thoy
Ives Tig boon ality
aly, Blathe non tho
He belne oheakod,

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Dato Rte We made a
Hilowing hls nrvont
| before holng takon
. Dota ware not

Id Plened look n bis

strings attached.

elpal “ac )
fumes, which would be used by
‘the cily if necessary. :

any future council, could pass
a bylaw under that particular
section which would compel the
Co-Op to

Co-Op Reduction Plar
Wins Council Approval

City council last nigh

lishermen’s Co-operative Association the green light
on its fish reduction plant project ..... with some

 

  

t gave the Prince Rupert

 

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In a 5pm. City Hall meeting, |

lasting less than 10 minutes, the,
council’ endorsed a report ana
recommendation from its ‘spe-
cial committee on the matter.

The report asked that council

not oppose the reduction plant|.
project on condition that the
Co-Op take all necessary pre~
cautions to keep odors.to.a ‘min-
imum, and warned. the organiza-
‘Hon. of -g »sectton.of the. unl-

£ covering > inpléasing:

The report noted that this, or

The. objectors, whose ‘homes
are. in: the. residential. section
closest to the proposed Fairview
location of the plant,feared the
value of their. property: would: be
hit due to offensive ‘odors from
such a plant: oy er.

However Co-Op’ spokesmen as-
sured councillors thiat-all reason-
able precautions would be taken,
and:at Jast night's meeting/-Ald,
Norinan. Bellis: told. the, copneil

that: Di.. HecMucBrockelaby,. of |
Gita BEGREBAL woriOg
with’ Ald, Mike Krueger of .the
Co-Opwho is--Ins the: south: to
purchase ' equipment: * for ~ the
Plants oe pep re oy

Ald: Bellis said that Dr. Brock-

 

install additional ;
equipment to further minimize
odors, if any complaints were
recetved.

The Co-Op's proposal was first.
referred lo city council at Its.
regular meeting ‘July 26. After
some debate the matter was
(abled until a special council
meeting Inst. Wednesday afler-
noon, when a flurry of letters of
protest from residents of Section
‘Two was received.

sly Montreal Slaying Said
rh of Sadistic Sex Maniac

friends in Anelenpe Laretle, neat
the provinelal capital, ‘They sald
ho told them he-had seen the
suitense and tts grisly contents
ly Ais room and had beeeme
“frightened” and gone bo Que-
bre,
Dr, Rosnely Montane, who per:
formed an autopsy Monday, sald
the boy's throat had been allt
before his body was dismienher-
od, a

Raymond disappeared Cram his

home Jnab Wednesday, (he day
after his sixth birthday, aftor a

jestablished plants.Jn: the States,

(i herring Into a high protein food

elsby (at one time. in charge of,

farm here): was.9leoinvestigat-
ing anti-odor facilitles In modern.

Ald: G. P. Lyons,-a member of
the special committee who mov-
ed adoption of the:report, point-'
ed out to council: that the pro-
posed plant would round ont the
economy of the city, especially
in providing’ work .duriie the
usually sinck winter months,
The proposed plant will reduce

for Hvestock and poultry and re-
duce offal for fertilizer purposes,

' vis 8
E.T. Applewhaite
. .
Touring North
KT. Anplewhaite,. MP for
Skeena will lenva-hiday by ale
for a tour of the northern sec.
flan of the provinge. de discuss
local needs of the borbhern gon.
alltuents, an \
Accompanying. Mi) Apples
whiite will be As de Spilsbury,
president and managing director
of Queen Charlotit: Alrlines,
Places that Mt, Applowhalte

Will vii will Include Tulsequah,
Telegraph Creek, Aun and Cas«

: | $121 300 - :

| Surprises. Locals

0,

slot aware of, the ssitpelfiéa
torsthe Wegneiehion 6 i
Said that it would -likel
ruck and cement, : '.

to build a rock brealewates'} |
|fox the tiny village of Port)’
Clements on Masset Inlet,
hasbeen let to- Coast Quar-
¥ies Limited: of Vancou-
ver, according to word re-
ceived this morning by. E.
T, Applewhaite, MP. for
Skeena.
breakwater ° will” culminate
nine-year struggle on behalf of
the hundred or so Port Clements
keena MP ‘said}.
today. . 7

cated, and Is termed the “link”
between the north and ‘south

the governnient: experimental]? of Graham Island.

project undertaken this year on
Graham - Island. : Earlier. this
year a group of Masset business-
men undertook the dredging of
Masset. Inlet to provide a pro-
per mooring basin for fishermen,

been let for a breakwater at Port
Clements was greeted by -sur-
prise In fishing elrcles In’ Prince
Rupert.

[sland Project

A contract for $121,500

The reconstruction . of the
&

esidents, the §

Work on the: project: is ex-:

pected to start shortly after the} to
Vancotiver firm arranges for a} .al
supply of rock, Mr. Applewhaite
said. y
: ‘The previous. breakwater ‘was
destroyed by storms prior ‘to
1045, It was constructed: of rock}
with partial .wood ‘cribbing;

 

Mr. Apjlewhalte: said he was

pelti¢alions:
otk), but
y be

Port Clements: is” centrally ‘lo=-

ihe ‘breakwater’ at Port” Cle-

ments will be the ‘second major

MORE NEED ELSEWHERE"
Word that the contract had

A spokesman for one section of
the fishing industry here sald
hal Port Clements was primar
ily a logging centro, Another
added that the mooring at the

of : Ms RB ae a RE
, Company and union: officials: ile, (
story from: Vancouver: says: that
2,000 cannery, net.

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are..again. negotiating: today in
an-attempt-to bring about a set-
tlement; of this’ year’s. contract
600 sale,

mon tendermen. a
: Tom: Parkin, northern .repre-
sentative of the United Fisher-
men and Allled Workers. Union,
of which the tencdermen. form
a part, said today that.the com-
pany representatives: had nec-
cepted the unions invitation to
try.and reach a settlement he-
fore the strike-aclion deadline.
The tendermen have set Fri-
day midnight as the tine they
will quit loading fish, My. Par-
kin sale, The actual strike dead-
line will he Monday, which will
give hoats time to unload.
Aftor the Monday deadline,
boals that normally pack thelr
own ire and fish will not he con-
sidered unfalr, Mr, Parkin: ante

 

 

village was: nol extensively used
by fishermen and that there was
ar grenter nood for shelter for
fishermen clsewhore, .
Mr. Applewhalte sald that
“when the salmon rin ts on, up
to S0 boals use the Pork Cle-
monty wharf to te up.”
VANCOUVER ‘O. Hrittsh Col-
wmbla fishermen will be allowed
to use gilinets up to 800 fathoms
in length In waters off the west
cons of Vancouver Istunid, de-

 

aint Aabestos; Tho Skea MP
will be away Ww week, Plloting

 

plhymate saw him talking with
ieman near hls home,

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Sulurday la vluit

an an ald No. 4 engine with ¢

the plane will bo Sim Knight,
chiot pilot for QCA. ,

    
 
 

“TIMUMUTT—Many Uno a troeflghtor fonda wcdg's Wo, bub tt lan’t often that o
firoman's Ifo, aa Bmoky of tho Athol (Maas, Miy'o Doparimont poeta to bo doling, Hor ho alte

partment of fisheries announced
todny, ‘|

Former max
those waters was 250 £

imum length in
athoms,

dog Jona a

V glenn tu hin uve Uhob would warn any chief's hoart,

a

strictly Lende

~ Legionaires See Sod Turned
Housing Unit

On Pensioners

TORONTO Q—-Wanted: New
aparimonts In crowded cilies for
relied, low-income ponstoners,
Rent: $30-$45 a month, -

Such apartments have been
pulls, and (ho Canatan Logion
hay seb out to provide similar
homos for elderly veterans,

Dr GO, B. Lumadon, Dominion
president of tha legion, turned)
the first sod Monday an a proj
eel of 120 modern apartinent
unta In suburban North York
township for vetorana (nthe Tor |
onto rren, :

Construction {4 expected to
start this fall on the first 48
Wits to house yolornns whose
Income {ts limited to tho $40
monthly old-age Ponslon Auge
montod, porhapx, by disability
ponalon or war, yoterans allows
COR,

Tho godturning ceranony wis
held on the firet day of the
wookslong Canadian Leglon con.
vontlon here,’ ‘The man: who
aparked the vontard, W.G, Heoch
of York township, ehalrman of
tho Legion's Dominion houslig
conmmiltee, wha there to Koo tha
ground broken...

Inter Mr, Rooal (ook conven:
tlon delogates noxt door to his
own townahin to seo lowsront
hotialng: tn which ive some 260
ol Peopla—avernge age boul

For $20 0 month, thoy get a
hod-altiing room, bathroom and
kitohon equipped with now cleo
trlo stove and rofrigorntor, For

 

conciliation board. report. -

they... wish“'to
crippling strikes,’ H
secretary of the. United: Fisher-
men and: Allicd: Workers’ Union
sald ‘In. Vancouver ‘Monday. ,

strike vote has*been held up by
the provincial labor department
until all ballots are in.

4,000 people from the United
Slates and Carigda celebrated
the 65th annual “Islendingadag-
urinn" or Icelandic national cel-
ebration
year’s festival: marked'-thg 10th
adding that acton concerns anniversary of ‘Tceland’s Inde-.
r-packed salmon, pondencéd, 3. |

¢. preparing. for
terrejecting a

- “Operators: will have’ to get’
argaining” ‘if
avoid industry-
a, Homer Stevens,

         
      
     
  
        
  
    
      
         
 
  
  
  
  
    
   
  
     
   
    
   
  
  
    
  
   
    
  
   
   

Result of - the -tendermen’s

 

GIMLI, Man. “@ — More than

here” Monday. This

 

The York township project
was the first built undor recent
provinolal legislation providing
for grants lo chartered organi-
vitions sponsoring housing pro.
octs for oldor persons,

Tho Logion. project will follow
the samo pattern, Tha Ontarto
governmont will mako a grant of
$500 for onch ‘unit, used to keop
tho rents down, .

Harllor Monday, Vetornns Af-
fairs. Ministers Lapointe Joined
dologates In a dlscunalon of war
voterans allownticos,

Mr, Lapolnte repeated the gov-
ornmont's Aland that it cninot

{tender to be welcomed: by. Alcan |;

officials headed by -R. E, Pewell,'}:
president, ‘and -federal’: cabl ts
ministers C. D..Howe: and.
Pearson: who. had arrived e
(for this. event
\.In/a speedy schedule arranged:

to let His see most of the great |

three hours, the Duke was: taken:

_|smelter at Kitimat. —

tion building which was bright
with’ fresh paint for its..dis-.

ments were served and the Duke
asking many questions, was pro--|.
vided with the’ history of: this
‘| development. which: has brought
t a rope'| new industry to the north cowi
Arye Paes
of | Meanwhile, all was bei

fective: facsimile of ‘the tra

Kemano to Kitimat by helicopter
were abandoned. Instead he was
scheduled to arrive by Mallard
alrcraf}, Feature of..the visit 4s

 
 
 
 

-RITIMMAT—the Dike 0

look at the multi-million ‘dolla
‘morning as he arrived
tario under a heavy gt
| and their families linec

   

 
  
  
  
  
   

 

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ower development in less -(han:

y bus to the.-huge tunnel.

‘through. which water. is: chan= |! ¢

elled’ to provide .power for the

Next stop. was at the recrea-

inguished visitor.There reffesh-,| yo¢s

 

or his next .
afternoon.’ -

 

hundreds
yepainted as: has the
recreation hall... Seaplane
and the ramp: leading to.the d
where xthe royal: visitor |:
scheduled to land at press ‘time,
have been adorned.with strips.af
red. roofing which makes. an ef-

tional red'carpet, feng
Due to heavy cloud conditions,
plans to carry the Duke :from

extensive plans to provide it
with the fullest possible publicity,

More than thiriy reporlers, pho. |:

tographers, newsreel and radlo
men are covering every aspect of
this long-awaited visit at Kit
mat, The Duke Is scheduled’ to
push tho switch which will seo
the first productlon of alumin-
um at tho smelter, = *

 

Shrine Hospital |
Funds Boosted
By Circus Here

Threa-day run of n circus hora
undor the xponsorship of the
Prince Rupart Shrine Club was
formed n financial success lolay
hy Shirtne spokesman Len Grif.
fiths ,

Mr, Griffiths snld ial ho was
“vory pleased” with the turrtout,
and was high In pralso for Bid-
doloy Brothers who operated the
show.

“TL waa a clean show that was
vory woll handled.” Mr. Grif.
(ithe slated, Hoe sald that: there
had been 0 constant attendance
cach of Who threa days nnd No-
catimated that some 2,000 pane
plo had been on Lhe Becond Avo

 

necopt the Legion's. long-atand-
Ing requost for'at Increnao, Tho

ously for a rosolution rostating
tho request,

convention tron votod unanime |

{Children's Hospital,

wo fale grounds during onch

oventng,
Tho monoy ratsed from the

Pp ne:
ues.of the’ past fow days,»
“Cloudy. woather’. will:
of the const: tod

   

i some BB, Coastal clear
Ing is nob’oxp
mesdaye en
:  Fovecass..
North Coast:.-Region—C
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Ship Loading

Amothor ghipinont of. Torrivcu
lumber, destined. for the .Viilted

aut and.

fay
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Ocean Dock In Pri
today, ot a
‘The Canqdian Shipping Com.’
pany, venrol Minnowanka, tn from
Tnpan, Ja londing 44 cars of lus
hot from Bkoonn Timbor Prod.
uels, the“tirm of five Terrace

nee’ Ruper

onrlior this your,” ony
The Minnqwanka arrived here
ah, Aunday and Canadian Na-
flontt officlals expont tnt Joni
ng Will bo.completod by lomor-
TW oh
“Tt ds ogtimntod tht thts eine
ment will bo approximately: the

 

profoat will go to the Orippled

aning alzd.ay previous onoamboul
700,000 bonrd feat,

 

KULOWNA,: BO, -Promior
Bonnotl ald Monday wight that
tho Aluminum Company of Oan-
adn lia ngroed to pay “hundreds,
of thousands of dollara" Into tho
BO, tronaury, ayer n porlod -of
yours | low of water righta and
taxation concosslona granted the
company onrilor, ,

In an: Address before moro
than 800 spanty aupportora at}
tonding n Boalal Orodit “birthday

 

$95, Whore de an extra bedroom,

party,” Promlor Bonnett sald hia

Bennett Says A g Up Thousands
In B.C. Tax Concessions “Of Own Free Will”

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can Giving U

aAdmintalraulon had lald Alogi
the water and taxntlon condes-
flona granted by provious admit.
Istrations would ba honored. |
But wo asked Alun offlolals
fo sonvely tholr awn souls,” fe
continued, "“Thoy tnve, slide
nmroad lo. phy’ inn, tronatiry of
B.O.over p pariod of ‘Yonxa hun
dvods of thousnnes of idolinva
and they aro doing tt af thelr
own freo will mo.
Tia announcement at ‘the
birthday party gathorlng, one of

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p Thousands °

gdvornt hold 9 Uivoughoub the
xocond. ‘anniversary. of ' Soolnt

dra}. olavtion;,- followed a Sow
Hort holra attor dlaclosure Wat
nolflo “Noy Uvwoat... Induatrioa
Liralted plans-to spond $700,000, .
100 In dovelopniont, of northern
1,0, natural resources, .
:Promior Bonnett gave-no doe
talla of ‘thova
with: Alaa:

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ay although the...
through.the clouds 4

4 dg
today ard. Wednosday, Little. «
eliange In‘lemporalure,. Lighb

winds. . Low’ tonight and: high’. }
Wednosday nt Port Hardy, Bands ..”. 2

rnce Rupert.62-and i. ‘

Ringdom, 4 boing: toned nb

niills which. started ablyments \

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firovinge Monday to mark-’bho

Orcdit's’ victory tn tHo 1002 gon .

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