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VOL, XLIX, No, 72

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who plan to pay a. visit to Prince Rupert May 27:

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Royal refusals
not unexpected

LONDON (@—Despile the ef-
forts of Britain's popular news-
"papers to establish something
sinister behind the royal refusals
for Princess Margaret's wedding,
officials are generally satisfied
that short noticg is the real rea-
son.

“After counting a. Jong list of,
“We->regret” notices from Euro-
‘pean -royalty, a spokesman at

 

Clarence House, home of Princess | -

Margarct, said it wasn't | unex-
pected,

. “After all they have only’ had - ae ee ge
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six weeks’ notice. Normally one
would have expected: a much
longer, engagement.” ~ 0 of  3

So’ far,. the. only” ‘member. of
European royalty to have accept-
éd an invitation is-Queen Ingrid
of Denmark.. The royal families
of, Norway, Holland, Belgium,
Sweden—and even Don Juan the
Spanish | pretender—have: _Ssent
their apologies.” ‘

 

“Warm gree tings sent.
_ Lieutenan t-Governor

for May 27

and Mrs, Ross’ expressing ‘tHe
‘by Mayor P. J. Lester from the |

and when we.are there we will

with pleasure: to. our visit.”

accident led to a ‘drug ‘posses-'
sion charge against a city mo-
torist. »Monday, Police checked
the. driver, after
swiped a -guard rail and found
he hada hypodermic needle, a

spoon. and. .two bottles of pits

 

visit here|®

: The bity Council is sending. warm’ greetings: 0,
‘Lieutenant-Governor Frank M. Ross” and’ Mrs.: ‘Ross.

 

‘The City will write to” Mr.

City Council's pleasure at the |.
proposed visit and extending ae .
warm welcome. .

Council took the action last *

night after receipt, of a letter: |:

Lieut. Gov. Ross in “which he
sald:

“It is the intention of Mrs.
Ross and myself to pay a visit
to Prince Rupert on’ May 27

give ‘a reception: for.
imately 250 people.
“We. are looking: forward

approx-.

VANCOUVER @) — A traffic

his car side- |

 

 

pal tax: loads’ would :
ed by about: the same’ ‘amount,
the board says:in:a; brief. pre-,
pared for the provinelal ‘cabinet.

“The proposals! came ‘after ~ al”

five-month ‘study by’ the “poard |
of an earlicr proposal by the
Union of B.C. Municipalities
which endorsed them to a sub-
stantial degree.

Elected president,
CRESTON
Mackie of Trall has. been’ clect-.
ed president - of the: ‘Kootenay
Junior Chamber of Comerce, He
succeeds Don Lance of Kimber-
ley.- Dave. Masich : of ‘Kimberley
wus clected vice- president.

Fisheries meeting -

VANCOUVER ().— About 600
delegates are expected. here
April 25 for the three-day an-
nual meeting of the, Fisheries
Counell of Canada, |.

Among the apedkore “wil be,
Federal Fishetics: Minister: J.
Angus MacLean ‘and Dean George
KF, Curtis of the. ‘Unlyersity of
British Columbia tagulty of law,
who will discuss. territorial
water Hmils dealt, with nt the
Law of the Sena Coliference In

Qenevo.

Accep ts ryling
VANCOUVER i): Dr. Nor.
man Mackenele, president, of the
University of British Colume
pia, snys the = fadorhl, govern-
ments declsion to. doport: Irina
Rebrin, Russian lactivor at UBC,

uld be necopled. ‘
Or Mackenale ,, sid Monday

prior lo leaving lo aliend 0 Cun.|

Gounell meeting:
panel \t, but there may. be

reasons for i Whon we clect

appoliat
be vianonallalo for security, J

should have “mort | Anformation
han wo WAV@® vy

~ Prinee Tapert has
now  wone AR. days ||

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the. city's: history.

‘Spending. higher _
* VICTORIA: @) — Total capital
expenditure. in’) British: Colum-
bia will reach $1,290,000,000 in.
1960, about 7 per cent higher
than dn 1959. and 6. per. cent
above 1938, Trade Minister, Bon-
ner predicted Monday. :
“He said his estimate. {is based
on the. national and- provincial
figures” during. the first quarter
of this year.

Record high was in 1957 when
$1, 502,000,000 . was spent. -
"70

Skills. ‘obsolete by
| VANCOUVER IP). eee Te skills
this year’s high ‘school | grad-'
uates learn will be obsolete jby
1970, the chalrman of the Can-
adinn Conference on Education
says. .

By the time ‘they. ‘die, society
will be entirely different than
it.ts todny, Kurt Swinton, presi-
dent: of . Encyclopedia Britan-
hica,of Canada, told 150 teach-

 

| World News Briefs

" JOHANNESBURG ‘Prime Minister: -Verwoerd's: governs:
ment today promised a- drastic ‘yevision of the “choup black
Jnbor” system on which white South Africans are dependent.

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Monntime, 160 policemen

“Township Monday...

OF. onds in failure, a .

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SROUL,

~Masan Monday Night ,
Mv hand promndon., ny

fi belek. bungalow,
“Bandra,

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crs, ‘trustees and parents at an}
education conference Saturday. |

 

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~ PULABIST, Vn (Na A young bist
old alator-in-lnw hostage, wavod who
_ shouted wild thronta oarly today. as he, ‘abayod: barrlendod In
We domanded. that. dus .16-yonr-ald ‘wife,
Iso brought to the pungMow,"or I'll come out shooting,”
«Tho youth, 1-yoar-old Jack: Jennings; rushed Into the:
“bungilow Monday after. he: broke'‘nway from pollco tiking
had ‘boon charyod with unauthorized. uso of

  

  
 
      
   
     
   

  
 
      
     
   
   
 
 
  
  
  
  
 
 

 

 

 

    
    
  

‘athounting’ to $2, ie rng. was ect, a
first ‘to: exceed the $2, 000, 000. in, oo

_ cause of fa tal mishap

- Acor orien” ‘sur y inquiring ‘into the April 7 death
of 21-year old Mario Santurbano decided last night at
City Hallthat he died'from a. severe blow-to the neck
which dislocated his’ sping between his. neck and

shoulders.

The jury, after ‘hearing ¢v-
idence from the RCMP decided
that. Santurbano died) between
8:30 and 9 pan. after lds, cast-

bound:car &kidded 131-feet’ on

Highway 16, three tnd: one-half
iniles from the city” limits: near
Oliver Lake. :

RCMP said the ear jucknifed
and. overturned Into a muskeg
pond some 75-feet from the edge
of the road, The jury, presided
over by Deputy- -Coroner Dr. R. B,
Smith, could net determine why
Santurbano's ear left the road.

Dr, H. J. Monwissen said he
found a complete diylocation bo-

supported by threa armored |

cars raided 10 Negro townships southwort of Johannosburg.
. The “cleanup” jy eaten followod nv similar rald on Western

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HAVANA Ay inaurient band: led by a. foriner Castro
 offleor was reported bottied up in the Sierra. Mnestra mountains |
of onstern Cubn. today, bul tho government refused to talc
about Jt, Unconfirmed roports sald:-troops and militiamen In
Onlonte provinco were moving In on an onolreled . group of
apout: 40 guorrilas: lod. by. Manuel Bonton, former ouptitn in
Wide} Onatro's rovoluliennyy forsod, a ,

GUNEVA' um—John Haro, Britain's. minister of. ‘agriculture 7
and fsherloa, siid Monday|tho’ pico! of. fal all over tho world
$s bound to: iso rognrdlosn” of whothor the world maritime
‘CONFOrENCO, AFTK ON fe <unlvorsnl Hon and fishoplos hordor
we tw :
Koren: (Routers) —-Pollee throughout: soutly Koren °

wore on the alert today following anti-government. riots at
In which 10° | poligemen Wore: wounciod

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gun police and

‘tea ag

and that he.had not. been. drink-

NO DEFECTS:

sald.that the vehicle was in good

| Petors pf Port, Edward, testified

Ahad dlttleutty in vaising the vie-

potang “hls t0-your= My

preg eRe Re RE em mea

tween * Santurbano's sixth and
last. vertebrae of. the cerbical
spine which could cause instan-
tanvous death, |.
Witnesses told the jury that
Santurband was, last: seen ‘in
Prince Rupert’ about ; 8:30 -p.m,

ing prior to the aceldent. They
could give no reason. why. San-
turbano was leaving town nut that
time of the night.

Garage mechanic Dawn Bodger

mechanical condition and that a
flat Ure found on the front right
wheel of the earafter the ucel-
dont-cdid not cause the ckid. He
said that: the wheels of the car

 

TT had Jock-type hubcaps which are

connocied to. the alr valve, Hea
explained. that tho hubcap con-
taining’ the: lock ‘and valve were
found inthe muskeg near the
cnr, not’.on thé ‘highway where
the: vehicle: ‘ntarted Its skid.

“Arthur: Hell of 1821 First
Overlook . Street; and  Robort

thiit. tay arrived almost. simul-
tanooudly’ at the nceident about
8:50 pan, and found, “tho car up-
turned with tha lights on und
storm Tang from tho ongino,

Si Nv VOR: WED, ys

Thay sid that: whon, chocking
tha vehicle. thoy found a porsan
with his hond in somo’ two-feet
of wator Jn:the car and Immed!-
ntoly: sont Mrs, Halin . to Princo
Ruport to summon help.

Thoy told:the ‘yury ‘thie: they

tims head. from {ho wator, In four
of Santurbaia drowning, and
couldi’t froo hhh, from the. ve-
hiclo without the holp of several
othors' who arrived Inter.”

~Doputy Ooranar Smit}; lauded
Mr, and Mra, * Holi nnd the
Potors for thair quick aotion in
"wy Aifloult situntion," |
Wo ante that tholr fast thinks
Ing In sonding for holy as soon
a thoy. discoverod somoone In
tire cay wan. something. which
mmaiy poopie: in auch a altuntion

 

woe voices has, been’ _grantec

 

Banks. to open

ered banks wil be closed over
the. Easter’ ‘Holiday week-end
‘but will be open from 9 to 11.

today.
Good Friday,’ |

Easter Monday,
18. °

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Arise of 73,800 ‘pounds in ‘the

, Editorial 6769

en Saturday
Princed Rupert’s | three chart-

UL Savurday, it was disclosed

‘The banks. will close. all day’
Sunday » and.
April AS: to

‘Bottom fish’
landings up

which denies equality to. Indians
should be. changed: ” =

. no: place in. Canada. ”

after .he- had pointed out. .t
the’ Special Committee - appol

1958 riots in Prince Rupert ;
recommended . “complete © equal-
ity” for. the. Native: peoples
the special- committee ste
peopie is ‘proceeding at.

this process must: be.:
-ated..

 

reported . today.

 

-| feed. compared to last week’s 5,-

 

it :was’ “Peported © -to.-City,
Alderman Norman :
chairman ‘of. the! council’s*.
and . personnel...committee, “Baid |.
an agreement had: been reached |.
with the’ linemen, members. -of
the. International . Brotherhood
of Electrical Workers. , ae
‘He: said. the. agreement : boosts
a 4 lineman’ s present wage of $2.80
per ‘hour: to, $2.93 for. 1960 and
$3 ‘per. hour .for 1961. oe
Ald. Bellis reported. that. tole-
phone. operators had’. “accepted
a salary increase of $10:a. month
for’.1960: bringing thelr present
salary to $260 a month, An ad-
ditional salary’ boost of $10 per
month will be granted in 1961.
All other pay grades not cov-
ered by agreements will be
boosted by 4 per. cent: for 1960,
he told council.

    
      
   
  
  
 
 
  
    
  

  
    

   
 
    
 
  
 

 

 

“Firearm: case”
adjourned

No | plea was taken in police
court’ this: morning when Jaro-
yiew Domansky of 921 First Ave-
nue West was charged with un-
lawfully pointing a firearm at
another person, uo!

Magistrate B, T. Applewhalte
udjourned : tho Case. until to-
morrow..

A charge ‘of caviaing a disturb-
imco by using obscene language
in a public place against ‘Gra-
ham . Alexandor: of 329 Fifth
Avenue West was dismissed’ on
tho, grounds: that: no’ other. per-

 

  
  

  

 

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funeral held ©

"Requiem high Tass was sung
at ‘the Church: of ‘Annunciation |
this ‘morning’as‘ relatives and
friends gathered. to pay . their
final respects’. to Mario’ Santur-
bano - who, ° died: in’ a’ motor ve-
hicle’ accident. Thursday, April
1. Prayers, were ‘said at Fergu-

400 pounds.

ver hewspaper says “Canada and
the United ‘States are nearing
agreement on the proposed Col-
umbia River project that would
‘assign. the key. ‘Mica. . Creek dam
a secondary: position... he

mink feed catch ' boosted the
landings.of bottom fish at Prince
Rupert for the. week ending ‘April
8, the ‘Department of Fisheries

 

  

-Of the. total 115, 300° pounds
landed, 79,200 pounds were mink

    
  
  

Price. for: the mink
1..Q2 cents. a ‘pound.

 

pound .
“Four dragg S. operated

 

White Rock. .
“The -: green:
brought’ in’: ‘by.

* shrimps el
“seven “shrimp

toe

 

Start | on. dam seen_
VANCOUVER, @) — “A Vancou-

 

son Funeral Home last night.

_ Reveréhd’ Thomas. Lynch of-!
ficlated at the mass and the
Interment at Fairview cemetery.
Pallbearers. were Frank Mar-
ogna,’ Joc.’ ‘Irfino, Artuo Pucci,
Vincent Clecone, . Valerio Col-
ontonto and Robert Player.

Ex-RCMP. chief
heads provosts

OTTAWA (Colonel L. H:
Nicholson, who resigned Inst year
as ROMP commissioner, has been
appointed honorary colonel com-
mandant of ‘the Canadian pro-
vost corps, the army announced
Monday ceo

Col, Nicholson ‘was commis~
slonoed in the ‘Saskatoon Licht
Infantry: machine gun In 1041,
Two yoars. later -he transferred
to the Canadian Provost Corps.

He subsequontly served ag as-
sistant provost marshal of both
the lat and 2nd’ Canadian corps,

 

 

 

sons but thio” principles: in the
Ineldent. which ° ‘ocourred April
10, woro disturbed. .

“Ry KEN) SPECHT
* pully! ‘Nowy: (Abate Writor.

ndvised ‘today’ ‘not: to’ ‘accop

got the full; valuo in.return. .

has warned | cuatomors not.

sond $n rolls: of. ‘ourroncy. 4
Yo sald’ that, the banks are

in moat plocon, ta About, 8

 

‘complotoly forgoh. : 4

ae Ae ey

cents:

Prince | Ruport. ’ ‘cltizens ,were
tiod today, as morchants posted

Unitod States colng \nless thoy

A.D. Porloy, manngor of tho
Royal Bank,of Canada, told The
Daily Nows- ‘today. thati his: bank

Includg ,U.8,- coins, when - thoy

charging, ‘the. current, rato of
dlucount.on'tho U.8, volns, ‘which
nor
M 1 Atreol sald: that. whan. ho wont.’

and from: Soptoember; 1045, to
Apes 1046, he, was provost mars

 

American half- dollars only worth
45. cents under. new discount plan|\

United Btatey gol had ‘bo-
come worthloss In somo Toronto
stored, Canadinty Pross report-

notices’ warning that tho colns
no longer: aye. being accepted,
Othots wero charging two conta
on 0: U.8., quarter and one cont
on nickles and dimos,

A sad tale of tho. discount
wiles to cleny. the Influx of Am-
orican colina from. the country
wis related to. the Dally News
today, after - \t- happoned in
Prince Rupert...

Germain ,Grise of 80! Teaser

patch from. Ottawa, ‘that the
High Arrow dam on the’ Arrow.
Lakes would be the first devel- |,
opment along. the British Col-
unibia section of: the | Colunibla, |

Centre: manager said. today. |.

‘The newspaper said in a dis.

department. ‘but no answer: had
peen® received.

ter a Police: Committee ' “recom? een,
mendation “that the “attormey-
general. a
what is. holding: up: > equal: liquor ©

hasdey’ unde ¥

PRICE

ination in Cane Mayor P. J. Lester said last. me oye
after City Council voted to write Attorney. General
Robert Bonner asking the cause for delay i in the grant

ing of equal liquor rights for Natives. pe a

Mayor Lester. said that any, law :

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- “integration ‘or, th

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- Council's ‘action. was ‘taken |

be. written. inquiring

 

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trawlers: ‘operating. in ‘Chathann’ here
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ergency. law

the Toronto. ‘re

 

story. written, t y.
porter... 00."
‘External. ‘Affairs Minister! ‘Bil .

-'would be released when police.
had. finished questioning him,, on:

  

South Africa; immediately.
' Canada had made: a: “atrong | -
‘protest to the. South African:gov-

 

 

 

for Centre, swimming pool

Civic Centre . will, be., closed ;
Good Friday.and Baster Sunday
while the public Nbrary. will be| T
closed. Good, Friday and: Easter | 2
Monday, Jacob’ Vandenbrink,

He sald the: swimming’ pool
will be open: Good Frida ay from
2 to 6 p.m, 7 to 8 p.m,/ grid 9
to 10 .pm.: for! public» ‘swim
ming, |

As most of tho winter’ pro-
grams ayo - nearing “completion
tho Civic Centro | will. snot: be
open any’ more .on. Saturday
mornings or Sundays, Mr. Van~
denbrink anid, :

* Civic. Contre’ will: bo. oon 1

he

  

 
 

Irito Jocal” cata. ‘to. purohaso |:
a package of cigarats he rocelv. |:
ed an American 50-cent- piece |
as change. He sald he know
nothing of the currency. dige |;

as equal» to Canadas’ halts
dollar, ©. i:
Ivo. minutes lator,‘ he, axe

sana cafe,
artlolo Joss than 80-conts,, and
whey he handed. the. -Amorican

cents: In order: to, cover tho cout |

{5 p in, 7 to: 8pm ands 8

count jn coins and: accepted st].

‘plained, he went back to: the],
purchased. ‘anotiner |

half-dollar to.tho proprictor. he |:
was naked ‘to add: anothor | tive.

ernment over Pauley: detention. -

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ne

to 10:30 pan. Mondays to Batur- |
days | ‘and will’ close’ Sundays.
Tho Ubrary. will. be open, from
t6 8 p.m, Mondays,: TAurs-
days ° ‘and ‘Baturdays and:
‘6. pm, Tuesdays and - Fridaye,
and Sundays, 9’ Ren

Swimming ‘pool houre will: ‘be

as follows: ao : 4

' Mondays}. 2 to: & Pamain8s to
10°"p.m.; Tuesdays: - closed ‘for .
cleaning} Wednesdays: a t0.'8:
pm, 7 to'8"
PM; Thursdays!’ 2

8:30- ‘to: 10. pm; Fridayai.2

 

2: to: 5° Bm

oto -
10 pan.) Saturdays; 6:30, to.d0
Pm. Sundays!’ 2 to'6 -pmer

All other hours {1 .the | “awime
ming pool’are taken up by: ‘swim:

  
 

 

| olasaon, Mr. . _Nandonbrini/antd.’ : a ce

, “8 qianlo waining: over,” , Cloudy
with showers’ ‘Wednesday, “A
“fow. clear” ‘porlods® tonight
‘ture: Winds.’ fouchweat is
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employeé sent: justice officials:a

Louw said ‘Monday that Phillips:

the condition” that “he. leave

  

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