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Pulido at Gono’ ' Most eset Pacifie:P

  
 
  
 

 

 

 

 

| tion gladiators has riser to

| lang Swords at : Close
me Say! The Chnadian Press” | , .
A stir of. expectancy rises, The dudling of cle |

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its fiercest pitch. The end

 

 

is just four days off,

With the day of decision fore-
most: in their minds, Prime: Min:
ister St, Laurent and Jolin Diet-
enbaker clanged swords at close

\ range/In Ontario Thutsday. They

crossed paths twice, Although

~ they..did: not* meet, cach knew
- afterwards ‘that. the: other had
bgen there.

‘But the activity was” purpose-
fal in all corners of the cam-.
paign arena. ‘CCF Leader M. J.
-Coldwell and Social Credit Lead-
er’ Solon Low fenced: in their
own constituencies, Cabinet
ministers, interesttd premiers
and others also ‘busied. them-
‘selves in: closing battle..-

‘RANK TOMMYROT"

  

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‘To
pntontty to plane “ in
"Imaginative program ‘of resource,
development : ‘and: conservation. n

‘Winding up his campalgn with
jv tour of ils Saskatchewan con-
gstituency- of Rosctown-Biggar;
iMr.*Coldwell told ‘a:. Kenston
meeting conservation. problems
are beyond financial capacity of
Most: provinces,
» “The development. and Con-
servation of resources clearly
requires national q0- Ordination,
‘planning and ‘asslatanee.” Yet
‘the Liberal government — for.
‘years had refused to call a fed.
veral-provincial seoniorence on
- Conservation,

FARM’. PROSPERITY “HOOEY”

 

 

 

Canadians would Jose - thelr ‘ine

dividual rights If. the Liberals} -D

were returned: to! power Monday,

‘That was the “rankest, most
irresponsible tommyrot propa-
ganda’ I -have ever heard,” said |
the Liberal leader..No man with
a shred of responsibility to the
public “should make wild: state-
ments of that kind.”

“The varnish of‘caress !s com-
ing off,” said Mr. Diefenbaker as
he followed Mr, St, Laurent into
Stratford and Woodstock. : “But
the madder. he gets, the better I
like it. It's evidence that he has
seen the change.”

 
   

Describing as “hooey”. Liberal
clatrns tat: “Canadian: farmers
sSperouis, Mr/ Diefenbaker,

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“While Mr. Low-- altended,” to
last-minute details In’ his north-

‘ern «Alberta -constituency. of

Peace River! Social Credit Pre-
mier Bennett of British Colum-
bia told a Regina press confer-
enee he has no‘ambition to en-
ter federal politics.

There is “the very best of
feeling” among him, Mr. Low
and Alberta's Social Credit
Premicr Manning, he said,
There was no truth to rumors
of a rift within the’ party, °

Those rumors arose from

smear campaign” by other po-

litical parties, he said. “The old
line partics are trying to smear
us because tl yey haven't the
courage to.answWer the thihgs we
are doing in BC, and Alberta."

MORAL HERE SOMEWHERE

Meee Awe te

   

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“Meinhart ‘Lagies, -who:.joined:
‘the staff last SatuFday * “aS:
‘geheral ‘reporter.
“was! formerly a reporter: with’
“the Vancouver Sun...

Crash Kills

 

Mr: -Lagies |
us city solicitor to prepare a blank-

 

  
  

 
 

 
  
    
 

rly ; 8

‘ B.C: ‘Municipalities may be’ ‘ashe; 3
ed: “by: city’ council to, press for
“1a complete revision of | ithe new.

Municipal Act."

Finance . committee - of - ‘the
council Thursday instructed . the

et resolution to this effect.

lution will be submitted: for con-.

‘|sideration at: the annual’ inet: |:
.'-|ing: of. the UBCM. this ‘summer.

 

Five Teens

crash so vioient- that iv-awaken-
ed: residents half a,mile away.

took the:lives of tive teen- agers ;

including. twin "boys
Thursday night. *Y:
ae were: just: out fo a

  

ide;

- [lead the fight. for: a revision of
the act.
-McKEESPORT, Pa, WA cat

“sobbed *

‘land Victoria representatives will

City. solicitor T. P.- O'Grady
told the finance/committee. he’ is
concerned about t the prospect, ‘of

: job.” . cpegt

a cres east of ‘Prince’ George,
r Rod “Kerr of. eines Ruy

 
     
  
 

If council ‘approves, the reso- [Ani

ie ight a over
Dritis

Another’ bad fire engulfed. 1

ght wipe out as much as:.20
e miles: of forest.” mos :

   
 

 

day.
flak
whe
both,

the east. end of.the. blaze
it suddenly swept down’
Sides of, them. Flames we

 
  
   
   

  
   
    

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ry “disastrous - fire which a

2 fire destroyed. three saw- te
sWednesday. night: Two of]: 56
| tent were owned by. Northern oi

ming near Buckhorn. ‘Lake. > TS 7
Ite yas ping fought. by “more ef

“Ral gers said ‘16 employeds ‘of| . ,
e+ROR Logging Co, were near-|:
rapped ‘by fire late Wednes-|' or
‘They:-had been: ‘sent tol-.

 

Valemouiit: . trapper-24

 

 

 

:He. told “police. ‘ihis

 

way by another.” " ,
‘The car -plunged- down ’ a 50-
foot embankment. and’ -smashed

into .thre¢’ trees, caroming off].

them like’ a billiard ball. The
top of the car was sheared away
and all seven occupants were
thrown out.

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Why Live ?
VANCOUVER (@—Lum Gum
Sing celebrated his 107th birth-
day- Thursday with the advice:

"Drink, smoke, eat, never wor-
ayry.”

Bo

WASHINGTON ‘(The state
department said Thursday It Is
giving “no consideration” to un-
freezing Egypt's $30,000,000 In

 

 

assets in the United States, .

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Aental Patient Hits Jackp ot,
y “Winner. Dies Suddenly

IPSWICH; England (Reuters) Albert Steele, the mental! patient who

son; £80, 000 bettin

tlme,:

14 was. disclosed luday that Al-
hor}, patlodt in Bast Buffolk
Hospital, backed Orapollo and

- Bollymoss, which ran one-two in
Who J78th ruining of the Epsom
DorbyWodnerday,

“Albert has won N total of
FQVON soccer pools—tinlt ordor
hotting on the resiflts of games
Jit whieh tt ls poustile to win
onormous sume on A modoat Ine
fostinont, Hs

But so ‘far he las’ recolyed
only £50: of his £30,000, Tho
gourt of proteation’ which looks
after tho affairs of: mantal pas
Wonts Is kooplng tho rest,

As for his dorby winnings, his
brothor Goorga site: Albort waa
yainking all on his -aoleotion for
(ho Onka, anothor. Glnasle aco
holng run ab Bpxom today,
wrereineqeorarecnoosadacoecorees

vRadio' ‘Bragging
Costs Announcer
Speeding Fine

« PENTIOTON Pawel biiel to Me
" howneer Toonard Wiinelk wos
afind $20 for apoading wftor an
"TOME offloor heard a record:
intl: vtndloe advertigoment tn
Aviat Wined sat Ho. wan drive
“Ing. AN OXOORH of M0. Wiles an
hour

The hfontlondt Wa tne
suahuelng wap ty a Wegla:

ato on, ‘to; Aulvorttho lta
hil lon, ,

 

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o us

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Ig ON soceer pools, has it the jckpot aguin—the der by this

 

George anid “he: ain't know
What horso Albert. had selected,

BYDNEY (m—Horb Chin, who
Won £30,000 In a rocent lottery
died of honrt failure today,
He was the fourth winner of

Defers Decision

VANCOUVER iteeMr', Justice
J. G, Ruttan reserved dovision
Thuraday OW tho right of n Gor.
many gil to recover custody of
hor WMogitimata abild,

Tho baby boy, born’ Inst Sens
tomber, wis turned over to: the
Ohildren's: Ald Society’ and by
tha soctoly - ‘to y couple for
acoplion,

The mothor, who avirlved in
Canada tn Dovom

ahio slgnarl dowumonts for tho
Childron'a Ald, bub did nob une
doratand thelr contents na who
aMinob rend Wnglleh,

 

BLONDE STAR SWIT CHES 108s.
AS BLOOD PRESSURES: JUMP

HOLLYWooD iM von Whon movie, and ‘oldtiaton pliyory
mpko. thelr donations vt.

tumnodl outto
‘pan, Tliliraday, who did. the
Jayne Manatiold,
Tho patlyaponsorin
Mins Manaflold's' offoot 1
_ Alor awhile the nobross
~ traya,‘ot bottler,

-tyour-old John Archer

OF 1006, sili)

big Australion lollery to alle
{hts year,

Willlam Lane, a bushy ‘country
wandorer, died of entecor six
weoks aftor he collected £100,000,

Arthur Dyer “was knoeked
down and killed by a car three
wooks after winning £12,000,

The fourth victim gwas Havolel
Richards, who won £78,000, Ha
Moved Lon New house and died
suddonly,

A wl of £10,000 brought
trouble of anothor sort lo 73«

bourne, a.color sergeant In the
Salvation Army, Ho nag hoon
auapendod from. duty for tired |
months tnd Annybo longor,

“Wo don't bolleve in’ gamble} fl

Ing." a senlor Salvation Amy
offleur and,
Arthur anys ho: dobar

 

ug guild’ ‘tnd no somiont oncoming

08): Dut
of. conylng

bon, Individual ‘blood yrosayy
wna ‘ultahod t ie dob

Arm My

ly

0a? Opateke

| he expects a fale trial

of Mole|.

at
know what to do With tho niko
monoy-—but he! anya ho won't]
Ivo iny of: tt to, iho JRaleation "

tho annual blood bank pe

Burovn. An Cilla ayo on +].
inna (e Holy, chook blot, Drosgur "

driver, who’ ‘was’ ‘one. «oF the two) (A)
2 survivors. pi
‘}auto-wps forced) {rom bhi

CAMP WHITTINGTON; Japan
W—A Japanese lawyer “and
United States Army legal’ ad- |?
visers went ahead today with
plans to defend a young Ameri-|:
can soldier in a Japanese court
despite legal moves in the U.S.
to forestall the soldier’s trial

Japanese woman.

The soldier, William Girard,
21, a speclalist, third class, sald
by the
Japanese, He relterated that the
shooting of the ‘woman during
her attempt at collecting scrap
froma US. supply hase Was ace
eldental,

Ab the request: of counsel re-
talned in the U.S, by Girard’s
family, a federal judge in Wash-
Ington’ Thursday ordered the
army not to yleld the soldier to
forolgn custody before a hearing
Tuesday on an application for a
writ of habeas corpus,

Vessels Sell.
85,500 Pounds
Of Halibut.

A total of 86,500 pounds of
fish was sold on the Prince Rue
port Hallbut oxchange thls
morniyg after three Canadian
boats landed tholr cargo,

Vesola solling catch, with
prices for: medium, Invgo rnd
chiekon'In Dbrackots, aro as folv
G! lows!

Poorloss, 29,500 (17,1: 10,33 13)
to BC, Pnokora: Web, 46,000
(V7.7) 17) 13). to Paolfles Antler,
sonny ¢ (1085 165), 12) ) Baboook,

 

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NWO. MEN IAPEED: to aatoly fi

 

   

pup ile iw alga did cece ke

here on a charge: of killing ay:

 

of In the-Prince | Ruper
‘trict ‘fires at Smithers and
‘Terrace are the only’ ‘two still’
burning: out of six that started
¢ this week,

4

District Forester. Percy Young”
reported today.

Total number of forest fires
in the Prince Rupert area for
1957. now stands at 41,0
Forecast for this. weck:
Weather warm and clear with
lightning storms in the interior.
Hazard moderate, Increasing,

Churches Asked
| To. Help Fight
Delinquency

VANCOUVER (~The noblom
of juvenile delinquency is grow-
4) ing worso.in the. cities of Can-
ada, tho 83rd’ gonoral essombly
of tho Pro esbytorian Chureh In
Canada, was told Thursday,

Alderman: Earle Adams, who
brought greetings from tho Cily
of Vancouver, called upon all
churches 4o glyo serious alten-
ton 49 the probloms ralsed by
dolligy ont young people,

"Wo don't know what to do
about this problom and we ap=
pel: to you, the church, to holp
Us," ho sald.

Tho following spoakor, Roy, H,
T, Allon. of Vancouver, suggost-
od that If those in city counells
me Othor places of responsibil.
ity-adhored to Christian loachs
Ing and «tradition rogarding
Sunday, some of tho probloms

 

They are well under control,

Wy years : che spent in a mental

committed tor’ ‘ral In Kamloops
March 8, 1946; butiin J une ‘of the |:
same year was. declared unfit to
stand - ‘trial.

Nobles’ ‘ta a “opened here
Wednesday. leaded not
guilty tot murder charge. The
jury found: ‘him guilty of man-
slaughter "

Mr. Justice: McInnes said he
was disposed to let Nobles go
free now in consideration of the

 

home, bit medical authorities
recommended _ further — treat.
ment, <

en PE

KELOWNA «(Some 170 cm-
ployees out of 214 ‘at the S. M,
Slmpson Ltd, mill here refused
to report for work Thursday.

Mill workers declined to give
the reason for the walkout but

lority of fomale workers,

 

VANCOUVER ‘i Nearly 60
elly-cmployed electrical: workers |’
walkod off thelr Jobs Thursday
to back up demands for 0 20-
per-cont wage Increases |
Malcolm: » Morrison, businoss |
manager of Local 213, Intor-
national Brotherhood of Electri-
cal Workors,: sald omergoney
servico would continue during
the striko, However, the walk-
out may cripple stroo! and traf.
fle lighting, and police and fire
communications,

) eens

Ohalifoux of High Prairlo, Alla,
Thursday Was sontonced to 12

 

 

     
 
 
 
 
  
  
 

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Highway 16 and qnvoonod: down 400*foot. alles,’
Brovdan Meagorald and hla brothor: ‘Yoln,
{| Brondan Mitugorald roportod that one:
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tonne wisn ont: my ‘ONL Of control wore
of 1430 Mghth Avontio Wnat: ROMP, anid that. driver.
tho, Summit: botwoow tho alty-and
dekor Lo roonyoe tho.

  
  

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it understood to concern a Sunbathing. Assoclation’.

arlovanee clause affecting sen-|hold’ its annual-convention at high Saturday, at. Port Hate ye
nearby Wilton’ July 26-28, At maa and. Prince Rupert 4

the Oak beat Ranch, to be oxact,|and 87 bat

DIDN'T NEED DRILL

Sy | Jorry Humphrey, .92, and Master
1 .1Sat, Ralph i: Btllyon, 20, Army, :
Mag .(iuthorities shld:

"-Thoon censured for mistakes mado
« Tduring a flold. mareli..

“Ahold him Tuosday nights “Tim
" ae to Kill that Houtonant and

{walked Into a building whoro
J. |Humphiroy was ‘about to looture
y [on clans,

mol Barrlor In tho bullding, Ins.
trina and aw him'lond the rflo,
Korah anid ho grappled: with
. aay find was, abvuck tn tho
“| fnoo _t

hoaplt

: bles, on of ‘Vane ve was

sentenced” Thiirsday’ 0° six® months "in: ‘Oakalla.: by: Mrs Justire|: nor
‘Harold: ‘McInnes. for: he! fatal: Shooting of (G0 “BU 44.9!

 

      
 
        

   

 

 

 

  
 

 

 
  
 
   
  
  
     
 
  
   
 
 
   
      
     
   

  
  
 
 
  
  
  
     
 
    

 

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her children’s: room...

Mrs. N,'H, ‘Atkinson’ ‘discovered
the prowler: while :Her- husband,
Rev. Atkinson, was away, at-a
fire, She hustled. the 175-pound
man down the stairs two ata
tine and into the street...

Police. later. arrested . Paul

Johnson at a nearby hotel,, He

was sentenced to’ ‘three’ months
in Oakalla, ms -

 

 

Nudist’ Meet Ss
Set July. 26- 28°

SACRAMENTO, - Calif, : i

Noto for nudists: The ‘Wostorn Winds ‘light, ‘Bocoming gouty

will

After Ki illing

FORT RILEY, Kan, (Tho

oran sorgoant ducked out of a drill in, the handling ofthe
Nfle Thursday and used on

cA 95- -pound ee
woman. literally threw a prowler ‘
out of her‘house. early Thursday .
when she-: found: ‘Aim entering} ~~

hit a ive wire,

US. Sergeant Surrenders

q of the wonpons to kiN his Houtenifht.s 9.
And another sergeant bocauso thoy had reprimanded him, we oo fb

 
   

 

   
  
 
 
  
  

  
     
     
         
  
 
 
  
     
   
   
  
  
   
    
   
   
   
  
   
 

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in a clash ‘with a'13 000
wire ‘ today. ‘put. not. : without
causing a power., break in. Prince
Rupert that ‘lasted from
till’ 9:00 this ‘morning, ee

‘ab.
diydock substa ion. ‘of Norther
‘B.C. Power.Company, when'*a . -
squirrel -jumped. down. from::a
{tame within \tho sialon a and”

 

WEATHER

Cloudy today. ‘and seuindly,
Occasional; dight:rain :tomorrow.
Little change ‘in. temporatitte,

18 ‘overnight, ‘Low tonight ahd:

 

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Officer, NCO:

United states Army anid a we aod

 

Tho victims wore Socond Liout,

Barrlot! had

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Sgt, James Hicks sald Bartler

ho sorgontt, too,"’,

“Hyowltnosgos sald © Bartlor

 

Sgt, James 0, Korsh sald ho

the ritlo butt,

umnahtoy dled on route: to

 

aed Haniel late pone

  

 

ag Paul A Barrier 20, tte
r ( ‘og [tondored a fow minutos aftor
PRINCE’ GEORGE Cr Alfod the shootings,. Tho army. sent
hin i hospital oan el
‘ ‘ oxnmination and did not file]:
yours A. tito 4h gonnaghion any ‘charges immedintely,

On © workman's. vomponsatle

; are atopped out of tho. in y
tring, dropped fo 9 grouch, mn
firod a aliglo alot, © Hut plird

Was abruck Inthe choat. He sar |

fo tho floor ng ho gasped: "May

tho Lord forgive Alm!

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to the company. “order! r

Whore Stllson. was. sont 9 ae

dosk talking on the tolophone,
Wilnessos snicl Stilson

Barrlor: shove. the. rifle: throw ho

tho door nud shouted: ‘No,’ i tw! OS

SUllson wos kil a Inatantly. a
 Barrlor: beat itohed

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