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Department Monday. | :

‘The order—second this sum-|
mer—followed an emergency ;
conference between chief forester ;
Dr: G, D. Orchard and other gov-
ernment officials with represen-:
tatlves of the Forests protection :
service.

- The .qeck.con was made’ after:
the officials conferred by tele- iM
phone with district forester D.;"
B. Taylor in Vancouver concern-!

ing. the, mgunting fire hazard |
due to continued net weather.’

The: closure ‘forbids all recrea-
tional travel in the. forests and |

limits indu.sal operations.

ene enencene

VANCOUVER (p:——"Do not feed '

the bears,” the sign read. But it}
didn’, say anything about a:
bottle of ale on a hot day.

“Zookeeper Ron Badsford called:
holice Sunday when he found.
al) unamed benefactor sharing ;
six bottles of ale with the bears:
in the Stanley Park Zoo, Police;
broke up the party, confiscated
(he remulning four bottles and
sent the- generous Uippler on his”
way: :

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173, 000 Pounds
Of Halibut Sold

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halibut was lunded at Prince

Pupert Halibut Exchange this
+ vee ality, Whe phleer

tor ‘medi, large and ehicker.
In brackets, were:
Valma C $9,000 pounds (20,4;

vee ee

(2018; 28.7; 14) to BG, Packors
chink, Beale 16,000 pounds (265.
oaae (4) ta BC. Packers
PUiitkle 14,000 pounds (26.5; 25.6
Hieto Atlin: #isherles: Gamba

09,000 pounds (271; eds Md th

raéltle Isherles,

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lids today and Wednesday, Ltt)

chatige in temperature, Why
i I OF ay exposal’ locations
Taw. tonight and igh Wednes:

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s eKlimination of speeding
ean park zoges, alo af the
" adnee Hoper’ Parks Boned wis

erdorsed Tish melt hy the ely

cowed whieh wil ask thak pure
i Heulay emphasis on the ene
: forcoment of spead reatriellons
In irk wvens be made by trat-

| Closed for Second Time .

“V ICT ORIA (CP)—A closure on: Vaneouver For-
est: District was ordered by the Lands and For ests

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VANCOUVER ‘@.—Alpha junior
‘high school suffered extensive
‘fire, water and.smoke damage in
‘suburban’ Burnaby Monday.

Of the five-wing school and
its addition under construction,

fonly one wing was left standing.

‘A centre portion was badly burn-!,

ed inside; Damage was estimat-
d at $20,000,°

Approximately 720" ‘students
attended : the school’s 32, class-
fas, Bae a an" “gs

- The.. fire was brought: under
‘control al ter. two hours’

vn,

VANCOUVER Major Fred
‘Hume said Monday’he will con-

  
 

   
  
  
  
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
  
   
  
  
 
 
 
   
 
  
  
  
   
    
  
     

THIS STIUIKING SHOT of an RCAF T- 33 Silver Star training .jet flying over Niagara’ Falls
Aitas taken from a second jet flying at more than 400 miles an hour, 3,000 feet above the great —
weataract, Photographer Cpl, Barry Heron of the Trenton, Ont., RCAF station’ used an exposure’

e ote 1,500th of a + sevond ab fll to capture this cl2ar view. of the plane, falls and countryside.

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(CP from National Defence.)
Rock'n’ Roll
ockin Ro

Session.
Sparks Fights |
BOSTON iM—A rock ‘n’ roll
‘| party aboard. a Boston’ harbor)
excursion vessel turned into a!

near riot Monday’ night when:
numerous fights erupted among’

‘| the 2,600 persons aboard.

Eyewitnesses reported that!”
fighting began. among the pas-,
sengers -almost as soon ag the!
vessel “Boston Belle” leftits dock*
and continued during the more’
than two hours of the cruise:
while an orchestra played rock:
‘Ww. roll rhythms,

_ Eyewitnesses ‘said « ‘algo: that as:

other began among others in the

ed the illo el- éngined’ ‘ships 4
Most of those on board ° were
Negroes but police. said racial
issites were not involved in the

fighting.

 

‘tinue to press Premler Bennett:

for a major financial contribu-:
tion to Vancouver's $4,000,000 |
‘auditorium,

He returned to Vancouver from!

‘Victoria where he had talks with ; midnight,

>Premicr Bennett.

The mayor said that while the, hurling :
did not-agree to any: brandishing knives and clubs.

“did not dlose the; i

: premier
grant, he. also
door,”

PRINCE GEORGE (James |
" Calahasen, 28-year-old railway!
‘construction worker from Arras ,
was drowned Sunday while he;
and eight companions

were
crossing McLeod Lake, 90 miles old jockey pleaded gully here: tion

 

 

Passengers said that the . six’
‘policemen-on special duty aboard
‘were virtually helpless to cope
with the disturbance.

When the vessel decked about:
hundreds milled
shouting and pushing,
rocks and bottles and:

about,

Jockey Enters
Guilty Plea

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soon. as ont fight subided an-:

Cellulose Company's Watson Is-

2 Men Charged
int Fight: Death:

, W LLL LAMS LAKE
(CP)—A sawmill operator
and one of his émployees,
charged with the murder
of 36-year-old logger. Ern-

 

est Elmer Cook. of: Wil: | oe
lia :ms Lake, were remand-|,”

ed for ‘eight days «when
ithey appeared in. | police
court Monday.

nan 9A

Alexander Toma, 38, ¢ and Fred}
Bennie, 42, his. emoioyce,. wer
icharged with murder after the :
ibody of Cook was found on aj

 

 

 

 

‘lonely logging road 45 miles ee

inortheast of here,”

RCMP said the three were re-
‘tuming to Toma’s cam, at Beay-
er Lake with Supplies when they

‘became involved in ‘an argument} uc @y

rand got cut of the truck ‘to fight:
“Cook wes wearing a Plaster cast
‘on a broken log, ms

A passing . motorist. saw two
men giving artificial” sespiration
‘to aman ly! ng Hear} he
janie: called’ poles.’ “

 

 

' Cook: was pronolineed dead: at.

the scene and an autopsy show-
ed he suffercd a hemorrhage ‘of
j Ure bran, :

Youth Injured —
In Accident.
As Gear Fails

An aceldent at the Columbia

‘land plant sent a 19-year ole
_slurage man lo hospital yester
day afternoon.

: In ‘Prince Rupert General,
‘hespital In. “satisfactory condl-
"ds Nogland Breehin, who

 

jnorth of here, in a large boat. vonday toa charge of trying tc suffered a badly fractured right

tality.

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‘Matheson of Mission ded in ¢

rat the age of 67.

a two-yenr term thls year,

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MISSION’ (P-— Reeve William |

sports man,
Calvin Roy Eustace, dressed hh

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“Vancouver hospital Sunday might ™ leather Jackel and white shirt

whispered Veullty” to the chare

23g di to Aun Msherles ' He became reeve in January, and was reminced to July 8t BY) toy help,
Waser Spirit 45,000 pound: | 1955, and Haw aeon re-cleeted for Magistrate Oscar Orr for a “pre

santenee report.”

FINE MAY CURE CITY MOTORIST
OF PECULIAR DRIVING HABIT

Specding within the elly mits Is one Ung and speed-
Ine (hrough park zones Js another—but passing a police car
Ina park zone is the height of something or other,

Whether elty motorist Augustine Vogel cannot read signs,
is absent-minded or thinks police patrol errs are falr game for
racing wasn't slated In pollee court this morning,

The prosoeution tastifled that startled RCMP patrol of-
flears watched In amazement as Vogel zoomed past thelr ear
Priday in the MeClymont Park zone.

Magistrite W. 1D, Vanco fied the aceused $20, costs, or In
default of payment sentenced him to 10 days In jail to cure

“AY total of 173,000 pounds o He was B.C.'s elghth weekend fa- ‘extort $20,000 from Jack Dia. ankle and wrist when. large ‘when the question of a new jail
-mond, Vancouver business anc) ger, five and a half feet I was proached several years ayo,

idiameter, fell from its restine
“place agadist a wall, pinnin
‘the youth to the ground,

Brechin, who was alone In the

storage room at the tlme, eried
Rigger Fyed Murray
- pushed lo his assistance ane,
FManaged to raise the eumbar:
some piece of machinery, which
Welghed approximately 800!
pounds, so that someone else
could slip a chock underneath,

 

 

afm park zones,

Alderman,
Kild ho felt that
would fet more
from motorists If

such

allelod zone,

ground” sins ak the eaxbremiiler

Norton Young.
slaus
ch-aperntion
they knew
when they wero loaving «a roe

city Council Endorses Boards Drive
To Eliminate Speeding in Park Zones

traffie ab he park zones,

park,

However, the counell will seek
permission of the board to cque
abruel a eurved nedidion over
the presont baekstop ab Gyro

The move, suapested by Alder-
man Sd. Donlnata, was draught

 

IPS LOVE—Seroon star dime
Allyson and hor actor-director
husband Diek Powell made ne
hones about how thoy , feel
towards each alhor aa they
dance in the Mibasay Club of

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“police quarters”

Decision was taken after Clerk-
Comptroller R, W. Long informed.
counell. that a check of police
figures showed that pr isoners at!
the clty jail were a provincial | .
responsibility :for approximate--
iy four times. as long as they were:
a municipal : -responsibility,

Aid from the B.C, government
lo improve present facilities at
the lock-up until such time: as
new quarters were built, was
sought by Alderman Peter J.
Lester and A, Don Ritchie,

Their motion was lost by a 5-2

vote,
Mr, Long told aldermen that

there was an “understanding’
that some financial ald would be
‘wiven by the province,

In answer to an inquiry from;
Ald, Lester if any report on the
present jail facilities had been
made by the John Howard As:
sociation, Mayor George EB, Hills

Tribal Honors
Given Chief —
Johnson Russ

Full tribal honors were accord.
ed Johnson Russ Saturday wher
many high dighitartes and por
sons of royal birth among th
Native people gathered to pa
tholr last respects to the forme.
prince of tho Nishga nation,

The 2%-pleco Groenville bane
smart in groon and gold’ unt:
forms, escorted the funeral cor
toy up Third Avanito, as crowd
gathored In the rain to sea thy
slow dignified procession go by

Envller, mourners had abtand

  
 
 
  
  
   
   
 
 
      
 
  
  
  
   
  
 
  
  
  
  
 
 
  
   
     
 

“Yes, they: were “asiesived ‘as
‘ deplorable.”

| “That's. nob good, is is ite" Ald,

Lester said, 0...

That report was 12. year's 220,"
the mayor added, Mayor Hills
‘said that he was. opposed , te,
‘piecemeal improvements‘. and
suggested that.a: study be made
of the’ ‘situation: so-that council
would have a concrete plan with:
which to go to. the people for
_ funds for a new, jail and police
"quarter's, ad

tion, day for candidates

A. 1S, Williamson,

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od n funoral sorviee held at si
Androw's cathedral, Conducted
hy Canon Samoul Kinley of Kit-
katla, the gervier Inoluded the
hymns “Ponca, Perfect Peaco,”
and “Jesuy, Lover of My soul,"
Intormont was at Fairview
comotory, ‘
EDMONTON ‘Alberta has
closod {ts forost arons to brave
cliors for tho sdvond tina In
two months as 19 flres burned

 

 

 

Canadian: Army. ters
“thers of the. United Nations truce

injured. today” when’ they ‘ste
ped: on a mire while - inves
gating penertation® ‘of. Jord
troops into’, the; demilitariz at
zone, An Israel official: sourg
identified the men’ as: Maj. Jy 1.
Flint and. Maj. ‘Marcel, ‘Breault:

 

 

 

AUGUST 9 NOMINA TION DAY |
TO FILL PARKS BOARD VACANC y'

Thursday, August 9 has been, set. as nomina: |
to fill a: vacaticy' on the» |
Prinee Rupert Board of Park Coinmissioner g, fol: ;
lowing receipt last night by city “council of notte’
ficution of the resignation of P

Their home towns were @unavall

able, oe

ark Commissioner

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Commissioner Williamson resigned from the
Parks Board on orders from his cgetor,

 

 

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|r rn hore,
5 a squadron)
Polling, if necessary, \ will take. place at the |

Civie Ceittre a week later, it was decided, | Clerk
Comptroller R. W, Long was named returning of-
-fieer and Audrey Wrathall deputy returning. of

1On . ALR: Line:
| traln-of logs doralled Inst Frid

‘| tracks én the Canddian National

| toppled: intosn. ditoh and: tour

‘\Fothors off tho:traokay but: ‘ation:
j.the rondbed, onan train of, logy:
V dostined. for Columbia: Collulore

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re Meet The question of whether or} up asa mosis at wu down) Now York's Ambassador Hotol font of control west and north- AM from hls. Alentras: prlaon; Gell), i :
: Request foe elty aupport tn ey] Hob playground signs wh the np. | an the number of Fon] mts he Tho cameraman entight then | west of horo, An emergoney ar "" was fot only’ today walking
: ppeeding ernelkdown was ean [pronchos of Molymont spark] Ne deflected from a yn Just peor to they departure | dor, signed by Dr, W. W. Cross} ALIETIMAN PETER J, LUST mn (loft) and Aidomman Norman on, the ta rock ane In, Mh
tamed fea Totter from Parka} wore plneed too far from the | MOTORS MeBiride streol and BIStH | fay Gormany, nuting Indy and forests mints | Bollly wore lash might chosen by ballob to-attond: Mo-Unton:of. | Franalaca Bay,
»  goard chalrman GP, Dilagno, fenteaea too te park was left | WVONUe a oo ‘tor, closod n large avon, Lownded | Brlllvh Columbia Mintelpalitios convention ab Penticton Oolober. | Ho wng sorving: nite orm
: QUERY SIGNS unelor tho duriadietion. of the} Ald. T Norton Youngs wail) VOR G-Norin seolt! roughly on the north by tho Bd-| 3 to 6 along'with Mayor Georgo,B, Hills, UBOM  proaident.and: murdor woe!

“Aasodinto, wavelony Dt

Clork-Comptrolier Re We Long, ‘Threas counollamenbors anc: %
roviovtod Wilaon "apparently, had.

Mr, Long will also act as a special committes to draft clty:roxde.:

 

Monton-Jaspor highway, on the

large nimbers of youngaters ree Powell, 21, son af movie stra
onst nnd south by the North

trloving foul balls wore daring Joan Mondetl and Diek Powell
nirk commissioners wore "very! qerosa the streot fram between liartied his lah school awoote| Snakatchawan River and on he} lutlons to the UBOM. convention for sunyssion 0 to the unton's boon Wldlng, out une lor n rook 0

ponseans" of the problem of! parked ens without looking, cheat Sunday, wost by tho Rooky Mountiins, | oxcentive by August a , ae wom" .

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mt ka Board, flor Mayor Coorge

5 tn addition tha counell will
S THls renvinded aldermen that

: ak the proyinelal government] |
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