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THE
WORLD
TODAY
m
India
PM
named
Indias
ruling
Congress
party
elected
mild
-
mannered
Lai
Bahadur
Shastrl
by
acclamation
today
to
succeed
the
late
Jawa
harlal
Nehru
as
prime
minister
of
India
He
pledged
to
work
for
Nehrus
goal
of
a
united
social
socialist
�
ist
India
Socialism
isourobjectlve
Shastrl
said
shortly
after
Con
Congress
�
gress
party
members
of
Parlla
ment
named
him
their
leader
a
designation
which
automatically
carried
nomination
as
prime
minister
Dut
Shastrl
was
not
expected
to
be
sworn
in
until
June
9
but
of
deference
to
the
12
day
period
of
mourning
forNehruwhodled
last
Wednesday
at
the
ageof74
More
typhoid
The
Scottish
city
of
Aberdeen
braced
today
for
a
possible
third
wave
in
its
typhoid
epl
demic
Already
224
persons
have
been
stricken
and
one
woman
has
died
Another
17
suspected
cases
are
in
crowded
hospitals
and
now
reports
of
infection
are
turning
up
In
other
parts
of
the
country
The
original
outbreak
in
this
seaside
city
of
180000
was
blamed
on
a
can
of
defective
corned
beef
sold
In
a
super
supermarket
�
market
But
government
sources
said
there
was
no
proof
yet
that
con
tlmlnated
corned
beef
from
gov
government
�
ernment
stocks
or
elsewhere
had
touched
off
the
Aberdeen
epidemic
Rare
operation
A
seven-year-old
Australian
girl
has
undergone
a
startling
g
heart
operation
in
Sydney
The
girl
BrinwynPascbe
was
born
with
a
defective
thoractlc
aorta
the
main
artery
that
carries
blood
from
the
hearts
Two
months
ago
in
a
five
hour
operation
a
major
section
of
her
heart
was
replaced
by
an
identical
portion
from
tho
heart
of
a
dead
girl
Doctors
now
re
report
�
port
Brinwyn
is
out
of
danger
She
was
discharged
from
hos
hospital
�
pital
last
Friday
night
Donate
then
die
Cuban
exiles
in
Miami
say
the
condemned
prisoners
In
Cuba
are
forced
to
contribute
to
a
blood
bank
before
they
are
shot
Anti
Castro
organizations
have
lodged
protests
with
inter
international
�
national
organizations
the
Or
Organization
�
ganization
of
American
States
and
the
International
Jurists
Commission
in
Geneva
The
exiles
say
two
10-year-old
Cu
Cubans
�
bans
were
forced
to
donate
blood
then
executed
Quadruplets
Quadruplets
have
been
born
to
a
woman
In
Brooklyn
New
York
The
30-year-old
mother
is
Maria
Peloro
She
and
the
three
girls
and
a
boy
all
are
reported
doing
fine
SHOWERS
iiUU
Low
45
-
High
75-
Two
Manitoba
men
picked
the
wrong
customers
when
they
sold
a
stolen
two
way
radio
Frederick
Peter
Matychuck
and
Ronald
Voroschuck
two
young
loggers
of
no
fixed
ad
address
�
dress
pleaded
guilty
In
city
RCMP
court
to
possession
of
stolen
goods
The
eager
buyers
were
two
RCMP
officers
in
plainclothes
who
paid
out
40
then
arrest
arrested
�
ed
the
pair
Worth
740
the
radio
had
been
taken
from
aPaciflcGreat
Eastern
railway
speeder
po
police
�
lice
said
The
men
were
remanded
to
June
11
for
sentence
Now
hear
this
Just
in
case
you
should
happen
to
encounter
a
moose
calf
dont
let
your
good
Samaritan
instincts
run
away
with
you
Moose
calves
are
not
to
bo
picked
up
even
if
It
appears
they
are
abandoned
Call
the
game
branch
at
4
2111
Fooling
around
with
the
calves
could
cost
you
a
penalty
of
100
Klwanls
president
DON
YIP
called
on
six
volun
volunteers
�
teers
at
Mondays
meet
meeting
�
ing
to
pin
corsages
on
the
six
Aurora
candidates
The
men
Gardening
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INDEX
Building
Pago
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Events
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Markets
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rose
to
the
occasion
but
after
viewing
the
finished
products
the
president
requested
the
mens
wives
to
see
that
the
gentlemen
had
more
practice
At
the
same
do
WALT
WALMESLEY
Introduced
the
chairman
of
the
queens
committee
telling
of
her
work
with
the
candidates
as
well
as
being
a
lioniemaker
with
four
small
children
He
climaxed
his
remarks
your
master
of
ceremonies
Miss
BENE
HILL
Some
350
boys
from
15
cub
packs
are
expected
to
participate
in
the
annual
district
cub
rally
to
bo
held
Wednesday
Jn
Fort
George
Park
The
rally
will
bo
opened
promptly
at
0il5
ptn
by
Dis
District
�
trict
Commissioner
BRIAN
TAlP
Theme
of
the
rally
is
cowboys
In
caso
of
rain
the
event
will
be
moved
to
tho
Civic
Centre
A
lone
woman
driver
suffer
suffered
�
ed
a
broken
ankle
and
possible
concussion
in
a
rear
end
col
collision
�
lision
at
mile
10
on
theCariboo
Highway
last
night
District
RCMP
said
Mrs
Elizabeth
Maria
Grcnwald
of
755
Alward
was
driving
north
behind
a
flat
deck
truck
that
began
to
make
a
left
turn
Mrs
Grenwalds
car
slam
slammed
�
med
Into
the
rear
of
the
truck
SERIOUS
SITUATION
r1Fflfl
Tk
e
police
said
The
late
model
car
was
described
as
a
total
wreck
The
truck
was
driven
by
Ten
dall
Hartman
of
Red
Rock
Tony
Uniacke
of
North
Burn
aby
is
a
sound
sleeper
Ho
told
city
RCMP
he
was
sleeping
in
his
auto
carrier
near
Hub
City
Motors
when
some
somebody
�
body
made
off
with
two
12
foot
rtfupiwg
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daily
newspaper
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Topley
west
of
Burns
Lake
are
slowing
traffic
but
not
causing
serious
delays
Rancher
Wilfred
Wiley
looks
over
his
fields
flooded
when
a
highway
culvert
could
not
carry
all
the
water
surging
down
flooding
Findlay
Creek
Wiley
15
years
in
the
area
says
the
creek
has
never
before
been
as
high
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The
Fraser
is
sneaking
up
on
the
trailer
court
at
the
north
end
of
the
old
Fraser
River
bridge
The
backyard
of
this
house
is
already
under
water
making
hanging
out
the
washing
a
bit
of
a
problem
Now
floods
hit
Alaska
FAIRBANKS
Alaska
ff
-Flood
waters
swept
through
na
native
�
tive
villages
carrying
away
homes
and
-washing
Out
some
highways
Monday
following
a
late
ice
breakup
on
rivers
Severe
flooding
was
reported
along
the
Kuskowlm
River
with
two
villages
Sleetmute
arid
Red
Devil
nearly
de
destroyed
�
stroyed
No
deaths
or
injuries
were
reported
Residents
fled
to
high
ground
as
floodwaters
carrying
huge
chunks
of
Ice
swept
Into
Sleet
Sleetmute
�
mute
about
100
miles
below
McGrath
At
least
four
homes
were
lost
and
many
others
were
battered
beyoiyi
repair
Heavy
flooding
and
ice
dam
damage
�
age
also
were
reported
at
the
villages
of
Stoney
River
and
Anlak
Helicopters
airlifted
02
resi
residents
�
dents
of
Sleetmute
to
high
ground
Saturday
Thieves
picked
the
wrong
customers
long
aluminum
ramps
used
to
load
cars
on
the
transporter
Police
hope
to
smoke
out
some
discriminating
thieves
Edllbert
LaLonde
of
Marlowe
road
reported
he
purchased
an
old
garage
at
Ninth
and
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
for
50
On
checking
up
he
found
someone
had
stolen
a
tllo
lined
chimney
worth
10
Alberni
strike
continues
pickets
halted
VANCOUVER
CP
-
The
Brit
British
�
ish
Columbia
Supreme
Court
Monday
ordered
the
striking
office
workers
of
the
MacMlllan
Bloedel
and
Powell
River
Com
Companys
�
panys
Port
Alberni
operations
to
withdraw
their
pickets
from
the
companys
Harmac
division
plant
near
Nanalmo
The
strike
involving
COoffice
workers
from
the
companys
Port
Alberni
operation
spread
to
the
Harmac
division
early
Mmday
when
800
longshoremen
and
mill
workers
refused
to
cross
a
picket
line
set
up
by
striking
Port
Alberni
office
em
employees
�
ployees
The
office
workers
members
of
the
Office
Employees
Inter
International
�
national
Union
CLC
went
on
strike
May
19
paralyzing
the
giant
pulpf
inns
Alberni
opera-
DONT
LIKE
TAX
FORT
WILLIAM
OntIi
A
resolution
that
the
sales
tax
be
abolished
will
be
sent
to
the
Ontario
government
by
the
Lakehead
branch
of
tho
United
Housewives
of
Canada
The
brunch
said
student
iiotepuir
is
taxed
while
salacious
litera
literature
�
ture
is
not
tlons
and
leaving
3000
men
idle
The
union
is
seeking
a
union
shop
for
MacMillans
large
clerical
staff
The
striking
wo
women
�
men
office
employees
seek
an
average
Increase
of
75
a
month
on
scales
ranging
from
200
to
450
Tho
company
has
offered
a
general
f
lye
-
per
-
cent
increase
E
P
ONeal
secretary
treasurer
of
the
BC
Federa
Federation
�
tion
of
Labor
said
in
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
Monday
that
an
ex
extremely
�
tremely
serious
situation
is
developing
PROSPECT
OF
LAYOFFS
FACE
IWA
TWO
MILLS
The
International
Wood
Woodworkers
�
workers
of
America
and
two
Prince
George
lumber
mills
are
holding
talks
over
pos
slble
layoffs
In
the
aftermath
of
the
sale
of
the
firms
An
official
of
1WA
local
1
424
said
today
meetings
are
being
held
with
Prince
George
Planing
Mills
Ltd
and
Northern
Spruco
Ltd
following
a
court
Judgment
In
Vancouver
Tho
Union
sought
an
in
injunction
�
junction
to
prevent
tho
two
firms
from
firing
employees
The
injunction
wus
dis
dismissed
�
missed
by
Mr
Justice
J
G
Ruttan
who
said
the
union
had
established
a
prlmafaclo
case
that
the
men
would
have
to
be
rehired
In
order
of
seniority
when
ho
operations
resumed
The
union
official
said
the
layoffs
at
Prince
George
Planing
Mills
was
a
normal
layoff
for
spring
mainten
maintenance
�
ance
However
some
enu
ployees
of
Northern
Spruce
have
been
left
Jobless
he
explained
Prince
George
Planers
and
Northern
Spruce
were
sold
recently
to
Interior
Spruce
Mills
Ltd
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Fraser
river
rise
slackens
slightly
but
threat
loom
The
Fraser
River
rise
slackened
overnight
but
the
ingredients
of
a
serious
flood
hazard
rain
warm
nights
and
sunny
days
returned
today
The
river
rose
another
nine
inches
but
measuring
devices
show
the
rate
of
in
increase
�
crease
has
dropped
The
slight
reduction
in
river
rise
is
attributed
to
decreased
temperatures
overnight
and
today
The
river
flow
Is
measured
in
cubic
feet
per
second
at
the
Fraser
River
Bridge
The
in
increase
�
crease
since
Monday
was
6000
cubic
feet
per
second
The
rise
in
the
previous
24
hours
was
7000
cubic
feet
per
second
The
Fraser
is
now
rolling
along
at
a
rate
of
134000
cubic
feet
per
second
River
depth
at
the
measuring
point
is
2947
feet
compared
with
2874
feet
Monday
The
1948
flood
level
was
3474
feet
A
spokesman
for
the
federal
Water
Resources
Branch
in
Vancouver
said
the
reduced
rate
of
rise
does
not
mean
the
flood
threat
Is
over
Above
freezing
temperatures
are
forecast
for
the
mountains
and
fast
melting
of
snow
could
push
the
river
over
Its
banks
Warmer
weather
is
forecast
for
Wednesday
Temperatures
may
hit
75
degrees
Overnight
lows
are
in
the
40s
The
area
in
greatest
danger
of
flooding
is
the
trailer
court
near
the
Fraser
River
bridge
Land
around
a
residence
be
beside
�
side
the
trailer
court
has
flooded
A
spokesman
said
arrange
arrangements
�
ments
have
beenmade
to
trans
transfer
�
fer
tenants
in
case
of
an
emer
emergency
�
gency
We
dont
want
any
panic
at
this
stage
but
were
ready
for
any
developments
he
said
The
superintendent
of
the
BC
Hydro
generating
station
said
the
high
water
will
not
affect
operation
Nor
are
the
waters
expected
to
affect
operation
of
the
sewer
system
North
of
Prince
George
a
50
foot
section
of
thellartHlgh
way
near
Chetwynd
was
washed
out
by
run
off
from
a
hill
Traffic
was
held
up
nine
hours
until
highway
crews
restored
one
lane
to
traffic
last
night
and
the
other
today
BUCK
RIVER
NEARS
PEAK
AT
HOUSTON
BURNS
LAKE
Staff
-
A
flood
threat
looms
over
the
rail
and
highway
community
of
Houston
25
miles
west
of
here
Cresting
waters
of
the
Buck
River
which
drains
a
huge
area
to
the
south
are
nearing
their
peak
District
superintendent
Pat
Dunn
of
the
department
of
highways
at
Burns
Lake
described
the
threat
today
There
would
be
trouble
If
the
river
rises
another
foot
he
said
It
is
caus
causing
�
ing
concern
-
only
now
Another
foot
would
be
quite
a
bit
in
a
river
travel
travelling
�
ling
at
the
speed
It
does
Mr
Dunn
said
The
surface
of
the
speed
speeding
�
ing
river
now
Is
Just
a
foot
below
levees
that
runthrough
the
community
Heavy
rains
fell
through
the
area
again
overnight
It
affects
the
town
very
much
if
it
gets
out
of
the
channel
Mr
Dunn
saldi
It
causes
serious
prob
problems
�
lems
to
the
railway
the
town
and
ourselves
he
added
Traffic
was
halted
three
hours
at
the
Highway
1G
bridge
In
Houston
last
night
while
crews
strapped
the
bridge
with
large
stringer
logs
after
a
piling
had
been
pushed
aside
by
driftwood
It
Is
now
open
to
all
vehicles
Elsewhere
the
depart
department
�
ment
expects
to
have
the
secondary
road
from
Topley
to
Topley
Landing
open
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
night
after
crews
build
a
stringer
span
across
a
washed
out
ap
approach
�
proach
to
a
Findlay
Creek
bridge
and
fill
in
two
other
washed
-
out
bridge
ap
approaches
�
proaches
New
weekend
train
service
to
aid
McBride
shoppers
The
CNR
will
start
a
special
train
service
from
McBride
which
will
give
residents
in
eastern
communities
an
op
opportunity
�
portunity
to
shop
in
Prince
George
during
the
weekends
J
P
Dateman
the
railways
assistant
superintendent
of
transportation
said
the
serv
service
�
ice
which
will
be
operated
on
a
trial
basis
for
four
weeks
is
a
result
of
requests
The
organizations
protested
after
they
discovered
residents
of
communities
between
Mc
McBride
�
Bride
and
Prince
George
could
not
make
shopping
trips
to
the
city
after
the
railway
revised
its
schedules
Mr
Bateman
said
the
train
will
leave
McBride
at
G30
am
PST
on
Saturdays
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to
re
return
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on
trains
which
leave
Prince
George
on
Sunday
or
Monday
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Five
moose
culves
like
this
one
who
is
the
grand
old
age
of
four
days
were
shipped
by
piano
this
morning
to
the
Alberta
Came
Farm
Giving
the
little
critter
a
warm
sentloff
were
stewardess
Fat
Hekis
and
CFA
manager
Earl
Brown
The
five
calves
were
collected
from
this
area
by
the
HC
Fish
and
dame
Hrmuh
-Miller
photo