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to ‘close
| Naguist 31.

“Closing “date. ‘for. halibut: in!

Area’: ‘SA WH be: 6°a.m, Pacific
Standard’ Time ‘August 3}.. o

woewe Se: Mm MAR:

International Pacific halibut’
commission © announced © today.

  

        
     
    
       
       
  
   
   
   
   
  

 

  

  

 
 

‘Femain open until October 16. :
PPEOO COO COPE OE PO COD LOD ETEO OTOL .

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“homework in one:
“In ‘the path’ of: ‘the ‘Nov. °3).1955
‘slide: She was buried up. to her} -
“neck for 30 minutes before be-

  
 
 
 
  
 

° ‘Northeastern British Columbia, Defence’ Construction, ‘Limited
that Area 1A and Area 3B will - .

© 2,260-_ feet and will haye an opens “type. stecl Bild deek.

Great ; Baste ye Compary
ech a ees Abt

He “houses |

 

‘Ing rescued.

Mr. Justice A. E- Lord said he
could find no‘evidence of neg-.
Yigence by the railway and con-
structious companies in the wid-
ening of the road, below the
bank several months before the

slide occurred after a. heavy
rain. ns ‘ ‘
Claimants .. were. Britannia

Mining and Smelting Company.
Ltd. Laura, Knauf of Vancouver,
Stanley Adams, now of: Oliver;
Albert Anderson, «Mrs. Joan
Thomson and Mrs. Elien Whar-
ton, all of Brittania Beach.

 

Elvis Presley
flies home
to ill mother’

MEMPHIS, Tenn, (i—Army
private Elvis Prasley flew
home Tuesday night ,to the
bedside of his ailing mother.

Presloy, the rock 'n’ roll
singer drafted into military
service, was granted an omer-
goney seven-day leave from
Ft. Hood, Tex.

Mrs, Vernon Prosley is suf}

‘tinues to.Soak: forests, district et forester Percy Young

‘total of. 66 fires burning in: the

 

  
   
  
   
 

‘EDMONTON. (Tenders: are expect
Sept. 1 on the main contract. for’ constructién 3 :

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G00: Alaska. ‘Highway. bridge: over the: ‘Poace River at: “Taylor qn

 

officials ‘said’ ‘Tuesday.’ Te
“The new: ‘cantilever. bridge: will, ‘veplace.: 2, ‘thie. Suspension
bridge’ ‘that. collapsed last: October. -Work..on. the ‘new’ super-

fall of 195 sto begin carly this’ fall, and. to be. completed’ ‘by the .

. fall of 1959. :

~ The proposed. ridge. will: be % a ‘five-span. -cantilever. type 7

     

 

     

“Driving: Co.,: and, “Manning Construction | C a
“awarded: a $1, 194, 383 contract ‘for: constructing: of ‘Piers. and ap- ~

 

ling: here: for the first -time<in

 
  

: Fire hazard i ine the Prince Rupert orest district
has decreased, considerably since | last t week.as rain con-

 

 

reported today. —: Mey id that u
5 7 r, oung sa na here are

Mr. Young said that there is a 65 forest service:men fighting 22
blazes in the: Terrace district. He

district at present. said that the large: fire at Kalum

Fighting the fires. are. 257 forest. Lake is now under control.
service men and “106 ‘ company} He said that-thére is one
men, with the largest portion of . *

‘large fire stil]: burning in. the
ee Weald Lake concentrated -Tweedsmuir. Park at Seouth-

bank. A total-of 50 men are -
tg * battling the blaze, .
Nuclear test Nine fires are burning in the
shows effect
on fishermen

Telegraph Creek areca as forests
‘remain dry from Jack of rain.
TATEYAMA, Japan (®—The |
193-ton fishery training ship

+. | UND ‘action, including: ‘creation: of
La. standby: police. force and: ‘acre
| gional. agency ; to: fmance bette
+ living: » ‘

oF journed until’,
: : Gromyko's ‘speech. .

_ Britain tothe abs to hurl

anon.:

yko- ‘said. [
tempting the. ‘monopolists ‘of. thes
| United States and. United. iKn

   
  

‘The Nelson |

   

“The. assembly. ‘sessio was
‘Thursday.

Gromyko; charged
‘cies ‘of the United. States

   
  

He: accused” the ‘United. ‘States
of trampling the’ UN: charter - by,
sending. military. forces into Lel
‘He. also. charged that’ in=
direct aggression was a firm ‘part
of. U.S. foreign’: “policy ms
“OIL, OIL, OWL” co
“Oil, oil ‘and: oil: again,’ " Grom
“That is: what

dom in the middle. east and: ma

 

‘nearly. five. year's, told the

. | sembly the United States-i 4S read e

  
  
 

  
  

ary .mecting’ of :the.: United

 

dent at the: same. ‘time. ‘accused:
Russia without naming’ ‘the So-
viet. Union of “stirring up.” war
hysteria -with: tactics of “ballis-
tic blackmail’). *

- He said his ‘program | “would
promote “a true .Arab renais-
sance.”’: The alternative, “he: as-

- |serted, si.

“The danger that. nations un-
der agercssive leadership will
seck to exploit may’s horror of
war by confronting the nations,
particularly small nations, with
an apparent. choice: between su-
pine surrender, or war. a

The president proposed: six
points:

1. A. standby United | Nations
peace force,

. An Arab-run mid-cast ec-
onomic development loan’ fund
and a technical assistance pro-
gram, financed jointly by the
Arab states, the United States
and other. countries, presumably

 

| Including Russia.
to

3. A constant UN check

 

 

Prince George has 470 men
fighting 62 blazes, while in Kam-
fought by 124men.
district has 41 fires burning and
533 men on the fire lines,
4 There are only two new fires
Kyocl Maru Tuesday became tie! jn the Vancouver fire district,
fifth Japanese vessel to report
among crew members as a re- men are employed.
sult of Inst month's Enlwetok ne!
nuclear Lest. . ; — (|.
The Kyoel Maru, which re- ~
turned Inst Saturday from the
Its 22 crew members and ed
students of two fishery high
schooly showed decreases of
white corpuscles, The ship op-
arated about 600 miles from the

 

Sorlng: from a liver allment,

 

loops, theretivare | 74. burning,
a decreaes of white blood cells | PUt 50 are sli burning and 410
South Paelfic, reported six of
publicized danger BONG,

 

   
  
 
   
  
  
  
    
   
     
  
 
 
 
 
  
  
  
     
     
  
  
    

mission, Vancouver, -

“thin compares with t total of
$4,970,007.17 paid out in the Pa-
alfle region, curing tho previous
month,

~ One of the rongond: for the
decrease ty the ‘docling In_ the
number of persons roglatored Tor
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July unemployment payments |
drop sharply in Pacific area

Special to The Dally News
o> A toto of $0,602,000,06 waa pald out in Whomploymont Insurance
benefits in bho Taolfic rogion during the month of July, according
to Horgee Keetch, regional diroctor, Unomployment Tnsurayee Com

 

am abd

the end of July’ thore was ap-
proximately 20° por cont loss
persons looking for: work. than
there was at the hoghnlng: of
the month,

Agcat dune. 23t, tho vinmbor of
persona with jobs In ‘the Pa-
cific region was oxtimated nt
489,000, an Ineronke of approx-
imately 12,000 over the month of
Mny.

No figures have yet hoon rH
loased respocting tho number of
persons oniployed during - te
month af Ju

Toinl amount of unoenploy-

mont Insurance bonoflt pald out
In tho Princes Rupert local office
avon was $01,700.00, . eo!

LENNING 7 Fon Torneo,

work of Totor Lambda, Will bo
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STrmaten," lonns a bronve figurine af hersalt to May Bo Mott,
outlay of the thontre colleation of tho Musou of tno é

Now, York, whore Win bolng ahowi in “The Art of tho Nogro in
Dineo, Muse and Drama" exhibit.

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Atur. of the Tirondway | ‘nuatan!
ity of

‘Mina. Horno's portrait, the
on view. nt tho. Musou through

one we sk WE Ce Se “!
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tions general ass bly, ‘th -presi-. ¢ :
nectio with’ the. Centennial Riot} *
her August 3 was: withdrawn by |.
Crown prosecutor: James: K: Shaw [> "
in City: police: court ‘this. morz- a

nalts
ailing: world:

dom, :
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of: Sunnyside’ ‘who: “was. ‘charged |.

of an “unlawful “assembly:
Kenneth’ Grandison ‘of Hazel-
ton was remanded until August

causing a disturbance by, fight-
ing and obstructing | a’ police
officer in the execution of his
duty. Grandison pleaded’ guilty
on August 5 and was remanded
until taday for sentencing. The
crown requested a further: ad-
journment.

 

  

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"Truck plunges
into Skeena —
A. Smithers ransport: | ruck

carryng ‘a shipment of: milk: to

way 16 and plunged into the
Skeena River three miles: cast
of Tyco at about 7:30 a.m, yes-
terday. :

The brand- row four- ton truck
and {its contents of mille in, con»
bainers and cans WAS complete
OHS,

-Driver of the truck,~ -Mion-
dort Badstra of Smrlthers oxcap-
ed uninjured. Police say charges

are contemplatad.

north pole,

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. Magistrate EL tT. Applewhaite a oe
dismissed the ‘case of: ‘Sydney. Flif::

 

dT ay
bids to: buy: igh Canadian’ N ational. Steamships'y ves-

sels received, unfair consideration: from. the . : federal a

 

 

       

government. pres

Transport. Minister: “Hees. an-
nounced: in ‘the House of Ccom-
mons Tuesday. the ships had-been|.
sold to, a. Cuban firm for. ‘$2, 800, -

|: intact ‘aind operating unde Ca
‘adian registry. © °°":

 

 

 
 

*: ofthe Aurora Leasing Company,

count, in, trying to. keen, the fleet
Prinee Rupert, rolled :off high= |" :

 

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SECOND. ATOMIC SUBMARINE
CROSSES UNDER NORTH POLE

WASH, INGTON (AP)
“staked anew claim in undersens pioncoring today:
after a second atomic submarine crossed uniler the

Phe submaring: Skate ronehed the. polv.
morning—juat six ‘days after her older. sister, the:
Nautilus, emoryed trom a 1, 830-mile trip aeross | the.
volar cap, ‘The Nautilus av rived Tuesday ith Porte

“Pho bare announcement uowday taht said the
Skuto guifaced in an ice fold some 40 infles fram the.
north pole to radio word of the trip. Tho navy said
, the Skate, the third USS. atomic sub built, is gontinn- :

“ing undor-leo explorations, my

000.

> Mr. ‘Rashkis« ‘said the Aura
Shipping Company, a subsidiary pany,
Made three bids to. buy the ves-
sels. He admitted the latest, for
$3, 000, 000, was. Mailed Tuesday
and did‘ not: reach: My, Hees, in
Lime,

“Mr, Hees said all ‘possible con-
siderations ‘were taken: into ac-

had with Mr.: Hees, :

lan ‘National "Railways, |
company of. the CNS’ and-M: R.

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novemeanees reamyeiennlnenem ene tirpinis

‘Bonner stalls
‘on request
for inquiry ~

VICTORIA | «.—Atworhey-Ciens
arn Robert Bonner: ‘anid Thorday
he. would want Lo know tho Onte
cone’ of. a Prince’ Rupert: clty |:
younal] Investigation | into a. ree
cont riot in that city bofore:con-'
ddorlug a provincial: Inquiry,

Fodoral Justice ‘Miniater’ Ful«
ton was taker by several Prince
Ruport ‘groups to investigato. a
lash “hetwoon ROMP: Officers
wid rioters: -olght days..ngo.:. Ho
vnld {f wae tip tothe provincial |;
govornmont to indtltute, An nef

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Morday”

 

 

 

Speeder fined. $35

Cifford Howard: Borgs; of. 728
Fraser’ Street, was. fined $35,
costs or In default on payment
sontenced to seven: days, in-Jall
when he was found guilty in
Port: Edward :police court Satur: |
day. ona: charge, of ‘speoding.:

- Borge, who pleaded not. guilty,
was ,chacked for speeding near

Oliver. Luko, on an July: seindoonee

~The | “United: Slates

 

Mov Kald ‘ho. felt the: matter: wis.
faye” gonvorh, - Hg: “neldod Tuek:
CuLy § ' yi !
WY, lndoratind the:ndyor: and
counsll:: have» boon’ Jconduating |
an tuventigntion. J’ would. ke to |
know..thd outsame of :thaly’ Ine

  

Jueladiation, he

TE hie ‘quowtton, ofttaw ‘arte |
Jordor. Ib. ot d bon -provinoial |:
matter, Te tain queation of, In
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” He later told newspaper. men Of
he Ras never heard: of the: Aura .

Shipping ..:“Company-.; and.’ ‘was|
“completely unfalmiliar with: any}:
offer. of any kt nd” from the com a

Mr. Rashkis' showed reporters a ‘
filo of correspondence he said he’:
vt R, Mac te oe

‘Millan, vice-president: of Canad+|" .
parent |, .-

Jack, “oxecutiye asalstant ‘0. Mr *, -

Wallon, aiornoy-aenoru Bons]

ulvy: before in ruding: Unto tnety

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HMCB. Now’ Waterford: ret
“Rupert, x
‘planned: ‘Tuesday morning. when’
| theship. made”
fon to: rush ° ul :
¢ .the

«Able ssoaman: G y
aamited 2 posnltal ju
4{ noon yosterday : and:
Jn. ‘good”‘conditto:

ad ot

tor appondicitis. il
“The) ren '" a

‘Tho, Irigate:
over. tho.
‘Antigonish:
loft. aye i on id
tinue :training’ e
thetn. “BO. Witerh,

‘Tho. two ahipe (0
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