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-Port' Day, Queen. contest during.

“ “VANCOUVER | (CP)—Blaek. Ball Ferries were
éxpeéted't to be back in operation on the coast today fol-|
lowing: a back-to-work court order»

against striking. officers and. engineers,
tos “operations |”
"would restore” ‘steamship . ‘com-
‘munications, between=-Vancouve

‘Resumption | of.

     
   
   

 

Island ‘and the mainland.

”

The -National. cd slat
‘Engincers“ang:

 

 

an’ attempt to force federal gov-
ernment action, in. the’ ticup- of
CPR coast: ‘steamships. yp gk

STRIKE OVER WAGES. |

The CPR ‘fleet has been tied up
since May 16 becatise of a strike
by the. Seafarers International
Union and the officers and en-
gincer unions, In each case the
issue is wages...

‘Richard . Greaves, national
president of the marine: engin-
ecrs, said the Diack Ball Ferries
likely would be back in opera-
tion this afternoon as a result of

the injunction tssued in Victoria
COP POLE PODOOD CEL OEE LAP LODO FVEOO®D

One boat
; sells catch

Only one halibul vessel sold
her catch on the Prince Ru-
“pert Walibut exchange — this
“Morning.

The “San Juan” sold 60,000
‘Pounds to Atlin Fisherles for
prices of 23 cents for medium,
"22.6 cents for large and 14

   

|} MacFarlane...
{thier “the ‘ordcr~-obtaited by

a{B.C... government,

‘lit comes. up in court-July 29." In
the meantime the -union had no}

  

the city’s B.C. Centennial Pot-

 

—Photo_ bY Chandler's, Studio, ;

issued _ Monday/a

 

by: ‘Supreme Cou rt Justice A. Dat
Mr. Greaye 1
ust obtain Jeg ic ‘on whe-

‘the:

    

 

over the’ Terries: Jate last. month |
to: head off'a “strike—is valid: °.°
He. said the union wile: attempt
to have the order ‘set. ‘aside. when

intention of defying the court;
“We will return to work in: an
orderly and reasonable way.”
TALKS FAILED

The governmenrs applications
for the injunction.. followed
swiftly on. the - breakdown of}.
weekend talks here between At-
torney-Gencraf Robert Bonner
and representatives of the two
striking unions.

Mr, Bonner said: “The govern-
ment felt obliged to move in this
direction because of the lack of
co-operation meanifested over
the weekend during talks with
the union concerned!

Seventy men are named Jn the
order, which calls for a return to
work “forthwith.”

Black Ball operates between
Nanaimo, on Vancouver Island,
and Honseshoc Bay, near Van-
couver,

Tho engineers and = officers
seck a 10-per-cent wage increase.
Black Ball is offering eight per

é _|Monday’ when .a’ neighbor went
‘REPRESENTING: ‘THE’ ‘Kinsmen ° chib of ‘Prince Rupert in’ the

|Applewhaite that Maku smasn-

 

and wife. are: VER 04 hu ‘in ‘Vani s
couver. ‘Genera "Hospital: from :

bullet ‘wounds. they” suffered‘ on |. :

berserk. and: opened: fire on them
near. their: home’ in

 

death.

 

Mrs.: Doris. Webb, 34, ‘eripplea .

bya, ‘Shoulder... ‘wound, ‘Tan

 

north” of: Vancouver -
| Strait: of: .Georgia.- fed

‘lying dead: inthe kitchen of his

Hin’ his. head.
2 OMry. “Webb; OB. logger, said the}
et “be

 

  

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wife was. getting off ‘the: ground,
Then I'saw him’ ‘pointing the
rifle at. me from-behind a stump.
“The first. bullet hit. my arm
and I fell. - Then: -the second
whanged .. inté” “my side and
came out through my back.” . :

  
 

 

Careless dri ver’

gets $50 fine

Lajos Maku, 2i, of 432 Fifth
Avenue West, was fined $50,
costs or. in default of payment.
sentenced to one month in jail
when he pleaded guilty in city
pollee court this morning to a
charge of. driving without ‘due
care and attention.

Police told Magistrate ©. T.

ed into the rear of a car owned
by Andrew Menzles who had
stopped for the red light at the
intersection of Third -Avenue
and Pulton Street,

“Damage to Maku's car was
estimated at $150 while damage

 

 

cents for chicken size halibut,

ecnt.

to the Menzies vehicle was $50,

 

B.C. ROUNDUP

- Small pin substituted on bridge

~ VANCOUVER (CP)—A pin 144 inches in diameter was used to secure a
toygle between the lower meeting point of two spans of Vancouver's Second
Narrows Bridge which later collapsed, although plans called for a 84-inch pin,

This Information was given by
young iron worker Monday to
n royal commission Inquiring
into the collapse of the two spans
which kifled 18 men Juno 17, .
The worker, Bill Stroud of Do-~
miinion Bridge Co., tole Chief
Jusbice. Sherwood Lett of ‘the
British Columbin Supreme Court
thint he used the 14-inch pin to
secure tho toggle before con~
atruction was halted last April.

Ve snd he told: his foreman
the pinholes wore not Niod up

Nd tho larger ply would not go}:

Wy We did nob know If the pin
wad ehanged lator,
WHETEHONSE, Y. | =the
forant fro threat do Chin Yukou
‘WplOad Was endod in three days
of Wate rain word Keeedly wieds,

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NOW... in) tablet daily

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SUPER PLENAMINS

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routes wha Vitae.
qiolnverrentnt

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‘VANCOUVER War small Li-
berlan freighter, lating 16 de-
grecs to starboard, Hmped back
to its borth Monday night after
jt was ing a rent-ond = coliaion
with, a  30,000-ton Japarose
frolghter in tho harbor,

The Groon River, outbound
with w load of Jumbor, was hit by
tho Wikawa Maru,

Extont of damage to tho Libere
lin fralghter was nol immodinte-
ly known, |

VICTORIA, Dime WO large for
oat Indugtry flrms- Montlay do»
alned to provide specific infor
mation on thelr opermtions. at
(he Monn Forestry nauiry.

ho Inquiry ia to datormine the
truth of alegations that forest
manngemont leone holdora
hove an unfalr advantage over
other operators In bidding for
orown tinier

She two compantos word THO,
Vorest Produucts and  Alaaka

 

J Mno and Callulose, both of which

have oxtonatvo holdin on Vane
wouvor Julnnd,

‘Pedometer naman

MATSQUI (h) — Pollua will roe
dumo soarehing the Prasor River
today for Wonry Hubort Wonltok,

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Rha Kan ERA NAO mt inten Ae

20, of Sardis, who was acon to
fall from a boat while fishing
Mondny at Cox. Station, | four
miles cist of hore.

His ovorturned bout was re-
covered,

VANCOUVER wh) ~ whe alty's
school onrolmont is expected to
pasa tho 60,000 mark who
seNools open iy Soptombor.

This will ba an Increnso of 2.
920 ovor Inat your,

PRINCI GHORNRaGH, HO, @
Light winds Monday night fans
nod the moro than 30 fired in tho
Princo George forest diabrict Into
now fury, '

A fow. sentlored showors soll
during the afternoon buat thoy
had no offevst on parehed forosta
nnd. iranslancls

VANCOUVER (Nem Alyout 100
Vancouver: reiiions, wholosnlors
and manufaoturors prased 0 vox
solution Monday night urging
provinglal and federal govern
manta to +L my ond to atrikos
wd lookauts, |

Tho moallnng ‘yoxolved to Hook
support front yugslioas and Inbor

 

 

Sechelt. The}.
| meighbor. . later. sh himself. to
“latch Week. wilt-be'19- “year old Merwyn Hennesey, payroll clerk *. ra
sat the Columbia Cellulose: Company’ ‘Limited -plant. at. Watson
“Island: Born in New: “Brunswick,, . Miss Hennescy | graduated '-
.from* “Campbellton, N.B. High school. Pive feet, 7/2: inches: tall, .’
“she - ‘weighs. . 127 pounds, has-.dark. brown: hair. and. blue-green.
 eyes:. For’ hobbies, .. ‘the :Kinsmen queen. choice. ‘collects ‘records °|,
-and stuffed animals, lists swimming and‘ skating as her favorite
Aports a and hopes, to travel or become a model in: the future.

seréaming* for half a. mile: to} °

V'olice,found ‘the deranged._man |”

bachelor: ‘home, a ‘bullet wound | =

T knew: something was wrong,
and I’ jumped’ out-of ‘the car. My}°"

on the |

twas air: ‘going: ut! of: the: tire: uy ss
2 which- took: wit

ing in “the district:
A ‘total of 718 men “are 7
ing ‘the 74 fires. buring” in: the

pany men. .
Cloudy, « ‘cooler: weather :
showers .in some regions during,
the | weckend; gave. some .relicf,
put conditions in most: iiterior
portions of the district have not
improved. appreciably Mr, ‘Young
said.’ .

‘Most fires . ‘spread Yess rapidly
on: Saturday. and. Sunday ~ and

complete . fire lines on ° many,
and bring some “under control.
More than $755,000 has bea:
spent in-the Prince George Dist-
rict in fire fighting costs, Prince |.
Rupert is second highest with |-
$160,000, third is Kamloops $109,-
900. Vancouver district has spent
over. $40,000 and Nelson. District’
has spent $15,197, |

- Susp ected
pantie thief
arrested

The puzzle of Prince Ruport’s
pantic thief, was solved this
morning with discovery of $200
to $300 worth of underwear in
the residence of a suspect ap-
Jprehended in oa’ residential
street. at 3 o'clock this morning.
-RCMP anid today the suspect
wil) probably bo charged to-
Morrow. Since.June 2, clothes-
nes in
robbed. In nearly 36 Instances
of underwear holonging to both
HOXOK,
All vietima of the nightly
rald&. aro asked to raport -to

 

10 nam. and & pan. tomorrow for

loot. '
Police sny a auapoat Was i
roatiod on a city, stroot onrly this

count for hia being thore when
quostionod by: police, Subsoqudnt
Koureh, of his home roaulted’ in

dixcovery of tho clothing.
COIOPOOCPUECOOODOOOTSS

Shack destroyed
by fire.

Prine: RY at firemen were
onttadt oud wh Wt pn yeutore,
tliy to oxtingutnh wv fivro toa
obidvon's play shack behind
R10 Ninth Avenia Wort.

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district. Of these-526, are forest}.
service men and 192° are com:

with |

fire crews had an opportunity to |

where British

the clty have been].

ROMP city dotachmont lotwacn |

Identificntion of ‘the rocovored |,

morning after ‘he failed to ae-{:

 

homes. were, without water...

official functions laid out

She. left this interlor B.C, city

‘at 11:30 am. PDT when a float

plane picked her up at the lake-
side home where spent the ast
four days.:

Princess Margaret will particl-
pate in the opening ceremonies
for reconstructed Fort Langley,
Columbia's first
governor, James Douglas, took
Office in 1858. She is scheduled
to make oa short speech at the
ceremonies, her third of the tour
which bogan July 12,

She will then proceed by car to
‘Vancouver. -_
CAREFREE DAYS

‘For, the prinagss, the last fow
days have been the. most caro-

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pth of

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"The water pressure’ throughout town, dropped: consistently, ~
” after the. break yésterday morning. nd b Midnight’ many. S

 

Hustle of « engagemen ts
starts again for

‘KELOWNA; BC, YCP)—Her. ghort, holiday end:
ed, Princess Margaret today, begins anew the round of

 

 

 

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for her as, British, Colum-

1 bia’s centennial year guest of. honar, a pO

 

free’ of her tour, : . ,
Monday was a ‘aay « off, There
were no. official .ceremonics, no
formal greetings, and no miles of

ravel. °°

Her sccluston was guarded by

rolaxing beside’ scenic Okanagan
Lake - at. 25-nere: _Summorgrove
Farm. '

Bhe found time: tor sun ~bath-
Ing, swimming, boating’ and a
barbocue while here. Sho cook-
ed stenks for ‘nbout 20 guosts
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_ OLOBS CAT ---Truok shown above boing towed | from n skdonn Rivor emban
““mlagod plunging Into the river Sunday aftornoon, Driven by Potoy Vuk, of
tho truck wont off the road and camo ton atop only Inchos from the rivor. Second occupant a
tho truck Was William Gollnsky, elngroph Point. Acotdont scoured thro nillos woat of Kwlns

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Big: Three: but. gener
es cont Seem of an aceeptal ce: of
city. works: crews. worked : without ‘ceasing: from. At: 30 Ee

yesterday morning, when the break occurred, until early this "
-morning :when. the: line ; “was recone sted eo eet

 

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about 100 ROMP and she and her|
party spend most of the time Just: “

 

 

 

y fai ored

there was 'a-split over. the-degree |
to! which the: reply: should ‘open |:
the way for 'an- extraordinary
| Security” council session... :

_ Eisenhower | and, Dulles,” who
were cold to: the. idea ofa has-|,
| bily-arranged® ‘meeting: : at. the.
suminit, favored simply. point-|°
ing. out to Khrushchev that: he
has full opportunity . undely the.
UN charter. to ect the security.
council to enlarge its considera-
tlon of the Middle East problem |
If he wants to do so... >. |
POOLE CLIT SOO OOD

Picnic. site |
closed

The Columbia Cellulose
Company's public. pignic: site
at Kloiya Bay was closed last. .
Friday automatically with the
general forest closure: for. the
Prince Rupert Forest ‘District. .

George Millor, assistant per-
sonnel manager at the come
“pany's Watson. Island mill,’
asked the public today not: to -
try and gain entry to the site,
which will be opened as soon:

 

 

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ven eco ao Jointly |
diplomats Teported ‘ today,° that! p

he shot. a. North ae cher
workot, Jerry” Gunanoot,'t
arm.on July, 11.-He admitt

‘when leaving a: fishing boat with
a group'of. other® ‘Juveniles. he
| was. chrrylng a. gun.:and
two shotg.at Gunanoot. and’ an=
other: person, Ho hit. ‘Gunanoot -
in: the PARMG ,
Gunanoot was ‘treated’.
flosh wound at a : olty
office, oo

Young 9 man:

fou

at hoth, Horvloon,

WEATHER~ |

Cloviding ovor. tomorrow” ate
ternoon, Little change Invteme
- Winds northweaterly.
13, Low: tonight ond high: tos
morrow. 59 and 6

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Mr... Wells is, survived « by:
wifo, Rena. Sophia, nv neamsnie
old daughtor, Mary: Duriono, i

| mother and father, Mr. and: Mrs,
“+Gordon ; 0. “Wolla: and : xavornl
brothers: and, nlstore,, ul, at. ‘Port.

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leo at 7 pan, Thuvaday, Funeral
worvices. will .bo hold at .2
{Friday from Fergugon Fungrh
Homie, with Interment. to follow.
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