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Published at Canada’s Most Strategic: Pacific Poyt — And Koy te to the Groat Northwest:
VOL, -XLIV, No, 192,

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Bricane

ming
lina

maim Moving
Ebdily Inland

BINGTON, N.C.
Bm |urricane Diane
Meher fury today on
igmpliva coastline still
a hy from the rav-
_ annie less than a
: Dt),
bands, raging seas
Maes rains pummetled
South Carolina and
mia Caroling shores,
7 ag - farce winds, "5
Rehr or higher, hit the
Pap iciina beaches frat
mo eurly hours of the
B Gasts up to 05 were
meeps the weather bureau
mepert, NC. near Cape

  
  
   
   
   
  
  
  
    
 
 
   
   
   
  

“he moved steadily

Bi lic
a yinds of 100 miles an
ee) G0 calles of her cen-

Mend tides rose all along
mts pound the all-but-
Reaches,
mpi the North Carolina
Bepiiiing lay unprotected.
ks hurricane carrled
fotective sand dunes
fees been rebuilt: after
mee tazel’s onstaught last

    
 
   
  
 
  
  
  
   
   
  
  
 
  
  
 
   

Btner bureau placed the
REED iine just before dawn
$00 miles cast-southeast
Mm Beach, $.C, She was
Meporthwest at about 10
Rehour,

Mod bring the hurrl-
metre to the const near
mer. oor a iittle to the
f mid-morning, — the
pureau said,

alns preceded the cen-
ere expected to spread
arn North Carolina and
ia as the storm pro-
aon Ai AMA?! eg | abt
f the exposed béaches
I vacuated as Dianne ap-

 

 

eek’s storm Jashed the
Band swept norlhward
Hi foree, pouring flood-
eon areas as far north
me Ontario, Forty-three
re attrlbuted to her,
mer ied on the beaches,
Aperence galned from
fe Connie, preparations
ahid gone amoothly. It
1 months’ ago that
{ie the Carallnas and
ee) destructive fury
H inte Canada, kiting
Berescking dinner att.
meee ta $1,000,000,000.
oe eutres went Info op-
ae!) long Carolina's
may of beach resorts,
meh! troops patrolled |
7 rsdn prevent Uooting, |

 

fouver Plans
Resolutions

Re VER CHy eounell
at so proposals to the
hol mayors and muni.
We bdienton, Aug. 28-

. Possily call for ella.
tm Plerad sales tax on all
me Mirchases and for the
eee taxes on crown:
mer y tn the elty,
tine the ely ab the
fw be aldermen
Mer and daek Cornett,

throughout the;

 

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who told

as.part of a plan to guard their

pence conference today.

them Jn sanatoriums
homes.

or

TINS MODERN-DAY Davy Crockett grab d his ‘coonskin cap
and trusty rifle set out to hunt b'arg in Rochester, N.Y. At
the same time he hoped to find a cool way to kill time, Eis
expedition, however, was cut short by

health from radiation, a Russlan'

7 I othe thae-eontoronoe: tionporuraato.
stidhtlst “ota” the’> afori+for- radiation can ria ane with. 1:

Dr. A. A. Letavet sald these

workers also get thelr vacations! toy paper prepared today, Dr. A,
al bargain rates: if they spend: y ctortant, director of the blol-
rest'cey and radiation hazards con-

 

Officer George C. Bteckel,

“Davy” that “there’s no ‘bare’ huntin' in these parts,

Paid-Vacation Plan Aids
Soviet Atomic Workers

GENEVA .) -— Many atomle the same 3- lOths of a roentgen
workers in the Soviet Unton are a week the. United States, Bri-
getting a six-hour day and a tain and some other courttries
month's vacation with pity —_ atlow, ‘
unprecedented tn. that-country-—

This Russia recount camé be-
rfore a Canadian’ sclentist told

jie aeceptable limits even: under
emergency conditions, In'a In-

tro! division at the Chalk River

Letavet said Russla has set a; atumie plant, sald this was prov.

“pormasible dose” of radiation— ed durtng the dismantling and
the amount a worker can take In'repait of the NRX atomic plie
a,day without harm—at 5-100a5 after It was damaged In 1952,

of a roentgen. The roentgen Is But he conceded that oxpostre
{he International unlit for mea- jal workers Lo Increased radlatlon

surement of radiation.

Novels now is recognized as a ma.

With a six-day week, the Sov- jor problem In atomic enorgy
Jet safe maximum works oul to plants,

 

 

VANCOUVER @

BOY STANDS CHANCE FOR LIFE
‘AFTER CAR AERIAL HITS BRAIN

o> A six-year-old boy, paralyzed when hls

brain wis plerced with a ear nerial was Ughtlng for his fe

Tuesday.

Hobby Jones, son of Me. and Mie,
land was able to tiugh with his mother here and moved his
neht leg, armoand hand for the first time since Inst Wed-

nesday,
“He's much better today,”

moments lo dive,

n tartuous ambulance (rip. lly

 

ary chadrmen of the
f

gn Autographs

BBonal Appearance, Three Shows
Bieduled Saturday, Sunday by Kenny

hil Appewrance (nowy Me. Murray, Dlatet Deputy. Vaneouyer Buturday and wil
axhaltedt Grand Ruler of (ies appenr fo nufograph ble record

Ore wil bo made in
P' hirep. performances

Play appearance of
Nally known alngor
F Y Act Murray, apokens
\ he Privee Ruporl klk's
OL the MPO wall this|t

me's who will he
Saturday nah’ ata
ier apengorad by tho
he UMOB ‘Ohatham
HL Wk Awa whows Butt

Wl the Canttol Thon.
bean hand fara
‘i narnia Appanr

NN MeRve  trathors
Mdiy afternoon, My.

id Mane fora

Sle dinven Taye heen

 

Bika sald that Me Kenny, whos
Will be necampintiod by bla wife,
daughter nid secompants, will
ho mot at (he alrport hy BD
Manson, Exhatted Iuler of

Lodge wa ‘and other offletaly af
tho ka,

Eponworalipy of the visit of Mr,
Kenny, ab prosont reata with
the Elky Lodge here, althouth
1b te wndoratood (hat Coen! 10h
of the Interiationnl Drother-
hood of Pulp, Buiphite and Ma.
por MIN Worker (AMD TLO)
nro nieoting tonlght to discuss
porMbla — partlelpation ' tins the
corny viet.

Tt ln oxpootod that (he alien's
purty will arrive aboard oo
weheduled aleline (ight from

 

Russell Jones, of Rosse

hiv mother, Mrs, Wanda Jones

sald. ‘The boy ds stil table to talk,

Liat week, while Bobhy was playing with bis brother, a ene
‘radio aerial pleveed hia eve anc enteced his brain, Rossland
(loclors Who examined hin tn his back yard gave hin only,

Doctors here neavelled that the boy was still allye alter

a coniilon-tasane elianee, the

Kharp veri) apparently mised the optic nerva,

All available adreratt Ino the West Knutenays had heen
ehardercd at the (lave of Che accident,

The Injury paralyzed tis right stde and he’ vil wanble
to eal or speak, Doctors sald for Che firak tine thoy “have real
hope" of Hobhy" 8 eventual reeavery,

Pp ee oe

hits ab MeRaa shortly after,
Yontatlve pling antl for a 1h.

mintto radia Interview to bolt

hold ab the alore fram 414 to
40 pain Saburday,

The Nogro tenor, who renched
internacional recognition with
recording artlats, The Tak Bpota,
Wil apponr at mldnight ab the
Hadurday wilt dance as woll
ne Toand 0 pan performances
a the thontro Sunday,

From Princo | Ruport, Mr,
Konny ahd party will return to
Vancouvor and nob fly an to
Alnaka = for apponrnnees at
Kotolikun na flrab vaported,

Ho |x anhocdulad to appear at
i faa Vogna, Nov, nightclub
Iatoy this month,

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F isherman,

 
 

Kin of City Man:
On Lost Fishboat

VANCCUVER. (GP)
A fisherman and. il. 43
year-old’ youth, both fifo

“ -Bella Coula,. B.C, .today
were central fyrures n'a],

widespread search follow-
ing’ a message Tuesday the
fishhoat Sulturna wags
sinking near Spider island
260 miles northeast of
here.

The boat sank in high seas, ‘in
driving rain and thick fog,

The man Is Robert: ‘Mygaard,
35, owner of the boat. The. hoy ls
Orval Rinderd,

Mr. Nygaard is a cousin bt
Burgess Gadsien, 155 Sixth
Avenue Eait, Prince Rupert.
When the. message was’ first;

recelved, it was not known who
was aboard, but later it was
established Nyganrd and Rin-
dero‘were fishing on the 32-foot
vessel:

Organked by RCAF search

and rescue operations working
In conjunelion with B.C. Tow-
boat Ownets’ Assoctation under
Capt. Cyril }Andrews, all avall-
able raciie fot tho ares.
, is being!
“Spider Island,
but thes und swell In the open
waters th. that. area can be very
tough If! fog continues to blan-
ket the vicinity.

RCAF resbue offictals sald two
tugboats, two government ves-
sels anc six trollers are combing
his aren,

“We have definitely establish-
ed the Sulturna, sank," Capt.
Andrews ‘sald.

“We recelyead word from -an
unidentified source who saw the
boat go down.

"However, the radio ntessage
sild land was In sight, and
‘here Is overy possibility that
the pair ot to land,”

Ho sald search boats had
eked up a ifebuoy and some
debris,

Sn RETENETTRS«

    
 

 

Burglars Ke eep

Pub Customers
Well-Served

BUFFALO, NAY. ut. The
regulars al Kinil A, Slager's
tavern In xninietan Cheekto-
wign were dellghted lo tnd
the place opeh Tuesday,

it ds normally closed Tires.
thiys, bus Gwe oheortul song
mon tended har and served
meals for nearly xix hones,
Then, wh busines thriylng,
(hey steddenty vaninted,

Tavestigation showed they
were burglira, who had made
off with Stn fram Che Utt and
ihout $05 (hav tad talons In,

1 me wnt remem ote: MON:

lack May Boost
Minimum Wages
For Carpenters

VICTORIA '@--A union exect:
tive xald Tuosday that beanuse
of a shortage of akitlod carpon-
tora In 1.0,, omployara inay Inve
o pay more than the miniaiuin
$2.26 nn hour,

TT, Atnloy, aocrotary of the
provinein| ooUNIEN af enrponters,
mild Chore was a dating) posal:
Wty of akillad earpontore ra.
colving over the acute wages It
tho proaont shortage continued
throughout the province,

Towavor, both ho and Willan
Dilinhough, Prealdont of tha Vie«
torin Hulldora’ Txolwange, sald
they know of no Inatances of
Nighor wager being pald now,

Mr. Staley sald the hiqhor
than aonlo wan would be the
employers’ cholee, tot a unlon

 

demand.

Bs Boy Sought |
In Sinking. |

  
  
  
 
 
 
 
   
  

 
 

Distrlet Gevernor |.

 

    

Arriving In

jduring a brief visit to the

Distt tin Chief

Capt. Merrill Chapman Robinson, MBE, gover-
nor ‘of the 151st Rotary International is scheduled to
addyess the Prince Rupert Rotary Club tomorrow

the!71 Rotary clubs in British. Columbia, Alaska and}.
Washington State, it was announced today. "

 

as

Campney’s Role .
As Shareholder

VANCOUVER @— The Van-
couver Sun says Defence Mints-|®
ter Campricy was for nine
months a shareholder and di-
rector of a private company
which owns a suburban Burn-
aby postal station now lensed to
the federal department of pub-
ile works,

The Sun Identifies the com-
pany as Como Investments Ltd.
It says Mr. Campney was one of
its three directors and still owns
(he one-third Jasued shares of
vomo that he had when a di-
rector,

The newspaper quoles Willan
Murphy, one of the defence
minister's law partners, as say-
ing Ib was a “comedy of errors"
and that Mr, Campney know
nothing about the postal sta.
thon or hls Como directorship.

The Sun snys the: kovertimont

, took a seven-year lease on the

Burnaby postal atatign Dee, 13,
1950, aban annual’ rental of
$6,024, It says the property ts
assessed ab $28,050 ancl is rogis-
tered under Como’s name! ag of
Dew d, Wt, Mr. Murphy Is quot.
td as snylng that a ghastly
hiukstake" was, the reason Mr,
Campney's niutite wis oon the
Como bowrd of directors, and
Hab ib was contrary th the
avderd of tho minister who aa«
‘uted he hd been dropped as
A direatar,

ap Seem mes peor ee mem wb dees Ont Om

Four Polio Cases

In Nanaimo

NANAIMO, 1.0, @ Four mare
cones OF polio ware roported in
Nanalmo tren during the week-
ond, behngig to five the number
reported alice. duly 4

None of the cayoy  tnvotye
childron who recolved antk vace
Cie shots hore In May and June,
health nuthorition anid Monday,

Honlth nuthoritios any one
child wos xtruck Anturday ‘and
has boon transforred to Victoria
for trontment. Other casos Ine
velo yout acuta an woll wa
childron,

Parents hive bean warned the
who pork in tho Nanaimo ares
i iaaly rowehed in Atatuat
and childron should bho kopt out
of crowds ag muah as possible,

sce eteteeneriaemnimndhint ne mheatmin ntl

VANCOUVER © — ‘Tho 1.0,
Hoapltal Aasoclatlon lina sont 1
socond loblor to Hoalth Ministor
Erlo Martty rng for nv roply
{o {la requoat that the sovarne
Mont yovoko tho wage (reeve
order,

The qanoalntion'’s socretary
Poroy Ward, and Monday there
hing boon no roply to tho frat

 

Jattor vont onrly Inat month,

~yyenr.

‘few. daya giving , an. extended

 

" f, NORTON YOUNGS
_ Local President

City Today

elty on his annual tour of

“Tonight. the district. ‘governor
wil confer with T, Norton
Youngs, Prince Rupert, Rotary
{president and club committee
chairmen on Rotary administra~
Vion arid service activities,

| |RusCTED: AN, JUNE, oe

* National: ditocler tor Waste
Canada of the Canadian Nation.
al Institute for. the Blind, Capt.
Robinson was elected to the dis-
triet governorship for 1055-56 at
the Rotarians’ Goldon Anniver-
sary convention at Chicago In
June. He has been a member of
the Rotary Club of Vancouver
since 1930 and was president of
that club from 1048-49,

During the First World War,
afler more than two years of
active service in France he lost
doth his eyes from gunshot

wounds, He was 18 years old
pnd the youngest sergeant-mna-
jor in the Canadiun Army at the
time,

In 1936, he was commissioned
captain for services rendered the
milltla, Ho served as ehalrman
ef Clilven’s Defonce, In recognt-
Won of which he was made a
iNember of the Most ‘Excellent
Order of the Brittsh Empire hy
His Majesty the late King
Goorge VI. ,

 semuetentiehebentbedaeienceaen tee eT

Four Inches
Of Rain Falls
In Four Days

While Prince Ruport has been
atbiected to nearly four Inches
of rain in tho past four days,
Vancouver and the lower maln-
Innit, avo necording to reports
entoylug the bexb weather tts

 

A strona Mow of motat Paet{le
Alr has porslated over the north
coast and northorn Interior of
Ralldah Columbia for the past} -

pera of coot nny woathor,

‘Tle woll-natiubtlstod flow pate
term will glyo unrethlod weather
Inthe nerthorn — dlatriots
throughout today and tomdrrow,

Down south however, sklos
wero mostly stiny today an
WI be again tomorrow, though
some cloudy parlors cnn bo look.
oc} for na tho molat ale mass
tirifta alowly southward,

Tolephono communiention with
the Dighy Tslnud radio: atation
have beon out for tho pat two
weoks and no dotatlod Informn:
don an Inst mont's weather or
thta nionth'g statistics have been
obtatnod,

Tomorrow's torecant ls na fol-
Inw!

Cloudy with alowers today
and Thitvaday, Lilo change th
lLemporaturo, Wind  aouthweut
18, Law tonigie ane high Thre
ay Port Hardy wnd Bandunti

 

‘ Theadquarters

The project, involving expen |

“| diture by Northwest Power In
:}dustries Ltd, of  $760,000,000- tal.
* {produce about 5,000,000
| power. was outlined here at an

horse

cpen hearing conducted by Pro-}
vincial Water Complrotier A M.
Paget.

SEEKING LICENCE. ¢ ak

River. .
“Delegates representing’ some

rush centre, heard for the first.
lime, “first-hand information
about the plan anitounced three
years ago by Frobisher ‘Ltd.,
holding company for Northwest
Power.

The settlement of Atlin —~ ‘ad
cluster of modest homes, a vac-
ant hotel and. empty stores ~~
will be no mote, the ° realdents| |
were told,

Perched smack onthe. west!
bank of 85-milé long Atlin Lake;| «

be submerged when the lake Is

NIGHTS PROTECTED’

Delegates: approved, when told
by -Mr, Paget, they need ‘not
Worry;, that thelr. rights | were
ected: bp thie

te
fe Venue 5

Water Act.

And they were satlafied wien
company representative. Thomas
Ladner, said every owner of: pro.
perty In the Yukon Rivor. water-
ways to be flooded by tho project
would be well compensated,

BC Town: Gets.
Fluoridation

Without Trying

GISCOME, B.C. 0—-The con
tral B.C. lumbering contre, 20
miles cast of Prince George has
hecome tho fiyat town in the pro-
vince with a water source that
has the desirable proportion of
natural fluorine,

The wator originates In nears
by: Engle Inko, Tosts show the
water contalns twiee as much
natural fluorine as medical mon
advocate for the prevention of
dental carlos—two parts fluor
{des per million.

But Dr. HH, Brown, medical

hentwa uincor of Carlboo Honltn
Unit, sald there 13 no concarn
ovor the double dosage,

“The proportion could rent
in some motlling af the tooth
onamel In porsons who drink tt
for a long portod,” he anid, “but
the mottling will bo hardly
nallcenbla and: the bonoetits of
fluorine wilt alii be prosont.

Only other BO. communtt
with no water ayston in which
f{orine approaches the cuncon-

 

 

in tho Kootonaya-70 por
the requlroment,

ATLIN, BC. (CP)- A handful of feuppers
prospectors Tuesday gave their ap
ed multi-million dollar hydro-clect
less an immense drainage system ‘in. th
‘}corner of British, Gollmnbia, te

: MAY 31/56 as ql

 

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“The company is secking a-pro- Prince Rupert’ Halibut Lae Oi
Visional water Iicenée-covering as one boat ‘unio. .
of: the Yukon cargo from At

°00 residents of. this lifstoric:gold' sold its catchy.

Adin and‘other settlements will] ;

ralsed 20 feet by 8 series of dams. : .

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Price for. medium halibut
ped to 16.2 conte from: ye
day's year-hitih 19 cents on:

  
 
  

“The ‘halibut

prices of:18.2 ce. '
‘Jarge ‘and:
for chicken’: halibut;
Fisherles,,.. 1
‘pounds yps‘alsd/landed
Co-Op bon

 

tary, ‘Cross,, ‘George McC
died suddenly y

117%:

He came: to Pritiee ‘
years ago and.from. August 108).
until “Aprll:1954 .was. dips
with tho inspection ‘brane
the: Dominion _ Grain clei

nee
here. : ui

‘He wasa longtime saab dad,

member of the Canadian
Funeral arrangements.

vot been inade.

  

  
  
  
  
   
   
   
  

Tum Wrath oe
Of Us: Forces
BEOUL,’ th’ ." Rock: shui
South Koreans injured an A
tlean army officor today ag i
again turned thalt wrath agul:
United Sales’ troops giatdl
Inapection tonmas'of the Newt
Natlons « Buparvisory com ¢
alon. '
Wout, Wayne Hanwon war)

hurled rovks'Ab-olght U.S.
vehicles orosalig the enuyé
betweon -Tuohon and -
inland, whore’: neutral truce : ihe
apootory nro‘ Nenised, | Met
Tandon: aufferel ial Ai
brain cohedxsion’ and beulsn:
Tho Anctddnt, “tates In; he
aorles of Bouth Keron demons

Communit. | Creel abd

 

atratiols ctomunding oust 1 t
iembors of the NNBC, | fn q

lintion ab Glacome Ja ab Nakusjs( Into violonas nk 100 Soult
cont of] reans trtud to block army supply

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trucks going. to Wolmt. a

 

VANCOUVER  — Warden
Tugh Chertstlo of Oakalln Prison
farm hore anld today he and
Attornoy-Genoral Robert Bone
hor are In “complete agreement"
oh tho province's oxpertinontal
mHogram for troating and reha-
Mitating drug addlota,

Ho folt como contusion tnd
arlaon over the Interpretation
of the wo of “volunteora" In the
progran

"A porsona Intoreat ia only
one of many tretord to bo cot
aldorod, hofore he can bo allows
oil Inte. tho: prigran,” Warton
Olyrlalie ante.

Mr, Bonner ins alated ni
will. be ncloated. for alent
with aogregation to atart wit iN
two wooks,

 

fo and 00, Pritioe Tapert Ay
and 80, .

Attorney-General, Warden
Agreed on Drug Addict Testy:

NTR armen A ramet ERT eRE Hy omen ane eee

he
i
rye
Tran

viow thal w poraon could ba luis
Intoroated! In the program mW
yot have gront potential vane
avolhor could Nave stron
toreut but Hetle potential rh
would make hin a lose abtrde
proapoct for rehabilitation, &

“Mr, Bonmor and L botlove tf ls
worlhwitllo tn try to create.
tepost toward roform Itt.
Who lave fm potential,’”
wardon an

"We believe Mt te er
woonor or Inter an inate
vives, nenitos or dey

    
 

Tho warden said a pe

¥
Intereat would bo very aorlo
wolghed bn other a

are Involved iit: ae eating Dera
for Britlal. Columbia's

 

S Mr, Olirlatle anid in an dnters

Jeot to relibilltate drug wae
oy oS

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mo Agua
an nt ha . iki
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