- Orval Faubus was:
‘court orders for. racial integra-

were -

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‘conimunitics or states. continue

| Faubus: said. they: “are:

-putting ‘reconstituted milk

of: reconstituted: milk. as’) fresh’

   
 
 

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' "WASHINGTON. (AP) — President, Eisenhower:
indicat Fed Wednesday. he would again call out troops if

he felt a state failed to-suppress unlawful opposition

to’ ‘school integration ordered by the’ courts,

Anarehy ‘will result if ‘persons,

to-defy court: decrees, he said,
“My... feelings: are: ’ exactly as
they were a year ago.” 9.
Last. “September Ejsenhower
ordered: ‘federal paratroopers
into Little Rock; Ark., saying the
state administration. of. Governor
obstructing

tion.

Faubus . replied Wednesday
that Eisenhower and those who
agree with. him are engaging in
a futile campaign to “obtain
peaceable compliance: with’ ileg-
a} court: orders.”
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Mislabelling
“costs dairy

“$1,000 fine

A Kitimat. Dairy. was fined
31,000° by Magistrate Harvey. Jes-
sop in Kitimat police court yes-
terday when they pleaded guilty
to-a charge of labelling recon-
stituted ‘milk as. fresh milk
Sanitary Inspector R. G. Scott
reported today. ©

~The Lakelse Dairy. was charg-
ed with mislabelling under Sec-
tion 15, sub-section 4 of the Milk
Industrics Act which prohibits
-in
‘containers labelled . fresh milk.
© -‘The:.dairy sold 22,000 - ‘pounds’!

milk” ‘during ‘an. 18-day: “period.
~-Reconstituted milk:

and sald it. was obviously done on
the profit motive, :

‘‘ainers to householders in Prince
Rupert, as well as Kitlmat and
Terrace, ;

708 endorses
labor ‘stand .
on riots

The International Brother-
hood of Pulp, Sulphite and Pa-
per Mil Workers Local 708 last
neht endorsed the stand: taken
by the Prince Rupert Labor
Council regarding the? Center-
final Riot Investigations,

The Labor Council] had accus-
ed a special elty committee in-
vestigating a rlot in the City
Sunday, August 3, with being
biased and had demanded the
resignation of the committee In
favor of a three-man Royal
Commission augmented by four
elty residents,

The counecl! sent a whre la At-
torney-Goneral Robert Bonner
requesting establishment af a
Commission to inquire Into the
demonstrations,

 

week- reversed a lower court ‘rul-d

ts made up
{thé

Mag ted sutl.
the | Seriousness: ‘of. the: offence.)

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2.

tempting to do. so “simply. by

the’ constitution and the once.
magic - name - of. Eisenhower,”
and. he added:

appeal moniziis and: months ago.”
‘Eisenhower did: not mention

had prepared some
‘about.a
U.S. 8th circuit Court of Appeals.

That court, at St. Louis, . this |:

ing .that integration at -Little
years,

of segregation ~as ‘a‘social ‘prac-
tice, Eisenhower, said. all Amer=
jican3 must comply — with * final
| orders of the courts.and that all
{states must make. sure such com-
plianee is possible. :

 

LITTLE. ROCK, Ark. wm the
Little Rock school — board: :an-

stay an order. that would send
seven Negro students
Central High School here...
Lawyers for the' Negroes. had|.
urged the court to make the rul-}
ing effective at once so the Ne-
groes could. be. admitted when
school starts in less | than : two
weeks. oe
‘Dispatch of. the ‘poard’s. “ re-
quest was announced by super-
intendent. Virgil Blossom after

invoking the ‘sacred name of: :

 

“The Matter lost its ‘lustre and

Faubus, but -he pinpointed his|’ PX!
statement.-by saying at the out- |,
set of a press ‘conference that he]:
remarks | ;
recent decision of the

   
  

Rock: ‘should’ be’ delayed for 2% :
Without: saying what he thinks au

 
  

 

nounced Wednesday night it has].
asked a federal. appeal | court. tol

back to

season - was paid for
dium. ‘and’ ae hal

 

board members met with: Gover-

to suspend a
nuclear tests:

“WASHINGTON us ~The Uni-
ted States was reported Wednes-.
day night to be about. ready
to announce a temporary sus-
pension .of nuclear. tests.

An informed source said the
government hopes the contem-
plated temporary halt will lead
to permanent suspension under
an adequately safeguarded in-

nor Orval Faubus.in a night.con-| T

teents more ‘for.

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medium
than the previous high
season price of:23.7.paid to

price of 24.5 cents for
large is half-a. cent more
than that paid to “Atl” on
June 18.

 

When Premier Bennett and his
cabinet held ai meeting here
Wednesday, RCMP took unpre-
cedented: precautions to ensure

no terrorist bombs were planted
in the area, 4
searched

 

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~ Booth Meinorial graduate
"awarded $250 scholarship

168 Grade 12° graduate of Booth Memorial High School
Nik ‘con awarded a University of Britlsh Columbia, Alumni

Association scolarship vatued at $260,

officials announced today, -
Lawrence Grant, Tongs, son of
Mr. und Mra. Yet Wong, 618
Third Avenue Wost, was one of
W- B.C, high school graduntos)
who wore awarded scholarships
totalling $3,000,
‘The owards wore, ‘Dased on
scholnastia ability, charactor,

londorahlp and participation in
Kchool and community affairs

TLawronoe Tons, 38, will enter
una thia, fall taleing frat year
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and will Inter xpoctallve

 

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Security tigh tened up
in fear of terrorism

TRAIL, B.C. (CP)—The RCMP is tightening all
security precautions in the Kootenays in expectation
of increased terrorist bombings.

‘Tmartyr of him, In tho past when

 

fing cabinets
No bombs were

cupbonrrds and
were searched,
found, \

TWO-DAY F UNE NAL STARTS

“At Krestova, 90 miles east of
here, Tungral services began for
Sons Freedom Doukhobor
Phillip Oporeversoeatt, 20, killed
last week Jn a bomb oxplosion,
Pollvee set.up road blocks and
cheeked all cars coming from the
the Freedomite stronghold.

The funoral is expected to laat

votil Iate today, .The RCMP sayst

Porovorsesoff was killed when a
time bomb ho was making accl-
dentally exploded, Another
young Froedomite was sovoroly

injured and is in hospital at
Kelownn, °
But = the Froodomites are

elimi that ROMP and vigil-
antes throw a bomb at the paltry,
Froodomite offlolal Fred David-
off saya all the. soct's mombors
in (he Okanagan, mostly trult
pickors, have been recalled to the
| Kootonnya In onse thore are
atddiner comonatrations againat
ua."

Forevorsosort'y funornl has ate
tracted nearly 2,000 members of
the scat to Krostova.
TROUBLE FOULOWS |.

Any ROMP officer anld here
Wadnoadays “Thoy. will make a

thera have bean sneh huge moct-
ings. t trouble hag -genorally fol-
lowed," '

Compounding police fonts of n
wive of Mian ne tho theft
of 500 aticks of dynamite, in tho

 

 

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“ Pee ge Otte

mainiand have
| and-start returning to. work: tos
day,:. but ‘the labor. scene. here:

  

 

 

 

 

PELTICS, ™
yer. F. Craig Munroe said Wed-
nesday. he was “hopeful” | of
bringing about settlement there.
He opened the first hearing as
the one- -man inquiry commiss-
ion appointed by the B.C. gov-
ernment, The. ferries are being
operated now under a clause in
the ,Civil Defence Act.

B.C," s 1,300 longshoremen
have voted 84 per cent in
: favor of strike action. No
strike deadline has been set,
-and ‘the international Long-
shoremen’s Union says it’s
still willing to negotiate dif-
ferences. The union is asking
a 24-per-cent wage Increase.
Milk drivers here and in near-
by New Westminster started
voting Wednesday on strike ac-
tion in support. of a $48- -a-
month pay inerease.

Bakery workers at Canadian
Bakerles Limited voted Tuesday
in favor of a strike. No date
had been set Wednesday night
for a walkout.

Magistrate
dismisses |
riat charge

Fllvaboth Davis of Port Wd-
ward, charged” with belng a
momber of un udlawful assemb-
ly In connection with the Cen-
tenninl Riot, had hor. ense dls-
missed by Magistrate Bw, T. Ap-
plewhaite in city police court
yosterdny,

Mrs, Davis pleadod not guilty
on August & and was remanded
with) August 12 for tri. Mace
jntrato Applowhnlte remanded
hor wntil yostorday for trial,

Pollev told the court on August
12 that at about midnight Aug-
wat 2 Wlvaboth Davis on the cor-
nor of Fulton Streot and Third
Avonuo “shouted and swore” at
the police after the rlot act hid
‘boon yond by Mayor Potor Lester.

Beven dofenca witnesses In
giving ovidenon yostorday afler-
noon anid that they had seen
Mrs, Davik at the. Contenntal
danag during the thne of the
Mot, .

Maaglatrate Applowhaite In dlse
missing the ande ald "Tain ante
ified that sho was not thore.”
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ers, will inform Labor’ Minister |.
Starr of their acceptance. of the
report in a letter. Disclosure of
the general conference commit-
tee’s acceptance was made. in a
statement. .
It was not immediately: known
what action will be taken by the

Canadian Brotherhood of Rail-

the report.
largest of the 15 unions engated
In the $100,000,000-a-year fight.

The conciliation reports rec-
ommends less than half of what
the wnions were asking in a new

 

A LEG Gs — rrauletn Kitren
Ikort, West Gorman movic—
-gtiunlet, climbs alongside the.
funnol of the Hanseatic to
Hot wv sonbire's-oye view of the
-20,500-ton Mnor aa It Is made
rondy ina TWamburg shipyard
for salling on the maiden voy- .
age of her
Now. York sorvice.

EQKA threatens

NICOSRA, Cyprus (Roulora)--
Tho Grook ‘Cypriot organiaation
KOKA todny threatened action
by “avery moana 'to scuttle Brit.
lah plana for partnorahip gove

 

 

 

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way Employees which is against].
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"sentenced -
to death.

AMMAN;; Jordan. WA. Jor-
danian ‘inilitary ‘court © ‘today
convicted. five «young... Arabs-:
of exploding bombs in Amman
and sentenced two of them to
death, 2.

One of. the defendants. was

She got-a 74-year ‘séntence
but this was reduced ‘to three
- years at: hard labor... - =:

Wer fiancee, 22- year-old
Stepho Theodore Stephan, was.
one of. those sentenced to

death,
Meorneserseeseeneerereecerereen

  

a 19-year-old girl; ‘Nadia Salti. ..

 

 

constable. said... (8s
ay ‘immediately | ‘noticed -

| strong odor..of liquor.: He: wast

| slightly -unsteady on-:. his .. feet

Constable | Dukeshire. said.
Constable Robert Head: ‘told
‘the court that he noticed Kraup-

and said that when he came
into the:police station he smel-
led a strong odor of Uquor on
his breath as ‘well,

Kraupner took: a blood test in
the carly morning of July - 23.

Crown Prosecutor W.N. Poole
told the court that the blood
test would “possibly be submit-
ted in evidence.”

 

 

p .
ns Hospital Kraupner: was: vasked
| twice. to get. ‘out ‘of. his. car, the

| when he'got. out-of: the - car,”

ner was “unsteady ° on his feet’)

“Constable ‘Dukeshire ‘said. that.

 

 

 

 

BR. ‘OC. BRIEFS |

der the Stars will disotss “me
‘thods of financing” a.i:new -
stage, new. ‘seating ‘and ‘possibly
a retractable’ cover for. Malkin, |
Bow] with city council Aug: 26.
_ Full. details of TUTS. plans
will’ be given'at a park board
meeting Aug. 25, Dorwin: ‘Baird,
president of the Vancouver: Cly-.

 

ie Society which operates 7 TUTS,
said: Wednesday.. ° a re

 

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Doukhot

WEST SUMMERLAND | Q—~
Fourtecn |, Doukhobor girls,
fricnds of, a Sons ‘of Freedom
Doukhobor sect youth who died
in a premature bomb ‘explosion,
walked off thelr cannery jobs
hore Tuesday, because thoy were
refused time: off to attend his
funcral, ||

Ha said the cannory tn the mid-

any girls’ timo off.

yonr-old .

badly injurod in the blast,'

 

B.C... governmont
and blacktop the unfinished soc.
ternnato foodor leg fron Nelson
cabinet hore Wednasday,

ho completed witht nm ronsone

 

ormment on tho faland COLONY: .

able porlod of timo: “Say tivo

 

Cannery manager R. Lawloy
said the girls, would be replaced,

dle of the. fruit-canning sonson,
he could. not afford to permit

The, girl's dead friend WAR. 20-
Philip  Poroveroxoft
who died ina enbin in tho Kol-
ownn aron Wednesday when a
home-made bomb polico said ho
and another youth wore mak-
ing, apparently wont off promate
uroly, The ssecond youth was

TRALL (CP)—-A ‘roquoat that the
standardize

tions of Highway No. 6 botweon,
Vornon and Nolson and an ale’

to New Denvor war made to tho
Tho brief asked that tho plan

org

years, with a good start where
fensible' being made: this win-
ter.”

VANCOUVER (—All night
long the sllvory sockoye rainad
into the tey holds of the West-
biggest fishpackers on the west
orn Express, one ‘of the two
const,

The scene was Johnatone
Strait, 100-odd miles north of
Vancouver between Vancouvor
Yland tho mainiand, a swift
waterway the sockoyo don't or-
dinarily use in socking | tholr
spawning atroama. |

But since, Monday the atralty:
has boon choked with salmon,
belloved part.of a cyclo run of
fish spawned four years ago In
the Adams. River, part of the
rane River ayatom milles ine
lan

Home 000 Canadian flahing
‘honts aro ronping a harvest ike
trey haven't soon in yours, with
$00,000 salmon -roported taken
Monday and Tucaday, Thoy wre
worth 28 conta a pound to fluh-
ermon under a now ngroomont |,
algned with packors,

qeneetnecgey
VIOTORIA.. (h—-Highways do-
‘partniont officinta anid Wadnos-
day that a “minor change” In

 

 

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the design ‘of. fjol ‘of tha
$2,000,000 Alexandra Bridga: in

the Prosar’ Canyon will he. necus ‘

ssary,
Work on the: bridge was’ ‘hale
ted Inst wook’ following a,reporti
by the contractors that the fool
ings found wore inndequato,.
‘ aye why
QUESNE \ (CP TOM D 9A.
ported Wednesday that a man:
in minsing and helloved drown.
ed in the Praser river atout.
milo south of Quennals svn:
Name of the missing man
had not heew released hy: pale:
loo. Wo Ie denorthad, as: alone
. 60 your ot age o° oy: vt

 

     

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