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MARCH 8, 1960.

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- Avenue West,” she. said,:

strengthened its submarine fleet

   

 cibaret-style entertainment, °
_tation ‘of chain of office and.

Angus: McCracken, ‘Robert’ Mitchell,
Laren Heath, Bruce” Sinclair,: Tom: Moorchouse, James White, Jack. Anton, Len. Knutson,
a Robert. Woods and Nora Thompson .

 

- Improvement
In parking
reported ~

A- much . -better parking 's ‘situa-
tion - on ‘Third Avenue West. over
the past month has -been’ re-
ported, ‘by. Special Traffic: .Con-
trol ‘Officer George. Murray.”
In his monthly report to the
City. Council’s Police and Traf-
fic committee Mr. Murray. said:

  

“I have noticed a marked im-,|

provement {in parking on. Third

 

“Motorists are watching. how

pind here: they park: tt

‘eraged 51%" ‘patrols ‘daily of: the

downtown.: area,..three: in’ the

“morning and’three'in.the even-

ing “with: the’ jevening ‘patrols
more of a preventive - nature,,

“such as warning’ people -not to

park during the restricted time.

Also’ dnchis report Mr. Murray |.
‘Included ‘ia suggestion to the
Committee that thei white and
yellow parking lines be repainted |.
as soon as possibic. and, that the
sand collecting’ on. the sides. of
the streets be removed. He said
that the Superintendent. of
Works had also been noted.

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Supplier |
fined’ $50 —

Jerald Frank James of Fraser
House was fined $60 or in default
of payment sentenced to 30 days
in Jail when he was-found guilty
this morning in police court by
Magistrate E, T, Applewhalte on
a charge of supplying an Indlan
with Hquor. James pleaded not
guilty: to the charge which -was
lid after ROMP checked a room
mn the Frasor House Fobruary 20,

Russia boosts
submarine fleet

LONDON (nA ‘British official
siys the Soviot. Union has

 

in the Mediterranean, and ox-
prowios-surpriva that auch a. do-
velopment has: albructod. #0 Aittle
publie- attentions os.

» Charles I, Orr-Twing, civil lord
of the admiralty, sald. in tho
House of Commons Monday that
nine Soviet submarines now ara
working with tho: United Arab
RNopublla under: Prosidont Nna-
HOI'k control, | oe

 

 

“Prince: Toapert haw
now gone’, 419, days
without a fila traffic
necldent, - !

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| yonr-old Manitobn logger died In

 

 

 

 

 

, “PRACTICING | FOR city’s Golden’ Jubilee Ball t> be held Thursday night, at. HMCS Chatham
Navy: drill’ hall’ is: 12- piece ‘band ‘section: of Prince Rupert Civic Band. Jubilee ball,
staged. in’ honor ‘of ‘city’s 50th anniversary | of its incorporation March 10, 1910, will feature
imported - dances, cutting of city’s 50th birthday cake and presen-
robe to Mayor. P. J.. Lester. Taking part .
Jack Phipps, ‘Dan. Carmichael,

“the. Prince ‘Rupert Civic Band.

B. c. gC. ROUNDUP.

of the B.C. Liberal party,

“I think it's going to “be an
|carly election,” he told a meet-
ing Saturday.: “My personal pre-
diction is that jt could be about
April 18. I could: be wrong but
all signs point to that date, I
think."

Security asked

VANCOUVER ‘)-—Fugitive de-
portce Weldon Chan's hel sult
against Progressive Conservative
MP Douglas Jing will be dis
nussed unless Chan puts up $400
security within a week, Mr, Just-
ice F, K, Collins ruled in’ the
British Columbia Supreme Court

Mondny,
join CLC

 

May

vancoovens (eA - commit.
toc, representing 3,000 federal
clvl) servants in Brilah Colum-
bin and the Yukon will study the
posslbility of thelr nssociation
Joining tho Conndlin Labor. Con-
BNOSH, eH.

Rivor rises again

-PRINGE GUORGH @) — The
Nochnko Rivor rose to within six
{nchos of its banks hore Monday
threatening to repent Thursday's
Nooding which put. three planor
Mills out of operation,

Body found

KELOWNA «) — Tho buely of
Robert. Mitchell, 85, of Wosthank
Tndian Rosxerve was found floats

dng in Okanagan Lake near the

Canady National Railway doolk
Mondiy, Mitchell had. beon
miasing for a wook., The body
Was. apottead by two bugbont

*

Workers, | ,

Log

* 100+ Mrne

or dios

HOUSE (iA 20°

A bunkhouse fro, 12 miles north

“Of hore Sunday night, bringing |,
‘British Columbin's weokond noe |'

Cldontal toll to elght, The man,
Who was not idantifiod was over-
cong by amoke and collapsed as

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, leader of ‘the .

* Robert Woods* (right); gives the drums a workout, -during practice
‘for Prince Rupert Jubilee Ball) - Thursday : ‘night. -

~ Liberal chief predicts
~ election for April 18

TRAIL. (CP)—A provincial general election six
weeks from today is forecast by Ray Perrault, leader

 

 

for 300

column “Report from the
Mr. Murray said:that

 
  

in Victoria, Mr. Ross. and

being |Mrs. Ross. informed’ him

in the. practice were | |
Roy Elridge, Arne. Lien,, |are .-hoping™ to meet ‘as
many people as possible,
, “While details “are” ‘not

: yet worked out, a recep-

 

 

people is planned,” Mr.
Murray said. ce
He added that it i is. many’

 

|governor - visited’ Prince
Rupert during his term of,
| office and that it was most
| fitting that Mr. and Mrs.

Ross should. plan to do so

J ubilee } years:

 

| BCHIS + receipts

  

 

: for income tax’

/ VICTORIA: (PB. C. ‘Hospital
“Insuranee Service ~ ‘today - re-
minded the: ‘public that BCHIS

 

12-piece ‘dane ‘band section of:
works over the’ bass fiddle and

 

 

longer deductible” for. income
a
Photos by” Gladys Baldwin: | [aX Purposes, retroactive’ to
mS _-, |... Payments made by the indi-
pO ee vidual for hospital services not
‘included: in the provincial in-
surance plan may still be de-
ducted, +

Such services include the dol-
lar-a-day charge, ‘out-patient
charges and the difference be-
tween cost of standard ward
accommodation, which is cov-
ered, and’ private and semi-
private wards, which are extra,

 

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the trailer-type bunkhouse at
the Storm Logging Company's
camp was burned, ,

 

No cost cut.

‘ VANCOUVER. ()—A University
{of British - polumbla professor
says establishment of junior col-
Chief polio victim leges Jn: the Interior would be a

PRINCE GEORGE ()— Burns lengthy and costly business and
‘Lake band Indian chief Frank} it is doubtful they could cut
Tibbett, 37, Monday was pro-|many Interior shudonte! educa-
nounced the community's ninth tlon costs, :
paralytic pollo case since Jan wr
uary 1,.

Canvass begins,

’ VANCOUVER (@ --- House-to-
house canvass to revise the pro-
Vinelal voters’ st has begun {n
Greater | Vancouver, District
Registrar of: voters Ken Morton
suid he put enumerating crows
into all Vancouver elty ridings
last week and Monday the first
crews move {nto tho big Burnaby ;
riding.

Big. crowd at rites.

VICTORIA (P--Oak Bay Unite
od. church .was citowded to crip.
neity Monday as friends’ and}:
members of the legislature paid
thelr Jast respects to Onk Bay
Liberal mombor Bp A. (Arehie)
Aibbs,

Promior Bennoti and mombers
of his cenbinet,. membars of the
Canadian Loglon, Onk Bay munt-
aipal workors, firemen, polices
mon, umitors, Shriners, Daugh-4,
tors of the Nile, conned] mambars,
Liboral party officina and othors
from all walks of life attendad

the feral soryice, |
POP LIOPOPIAIVEPELIVOLDODS I ODDIOOS

CURIOUS DRIVER FINDS BUNNY
_ WARMED UP, SET FOR EASTER

— 8T, LOUIS —Whon H, A, Insingor oponed the hood of
his car Monday to cheek the ofl he found -a rabbit,

, Inalnger, who had Just voturned home from a alxemilo
tip, sald tho cottontall apparontly had workod {ts way under
the hood {n an offort: to: find roltot. from tho: aubefrogaing
tomperatiros*and deep snow,” --

 

 

 

Oe {neh-
Noyos, commanditig offloor of
Naval Divisions at Hamilton,
Ont, will ‘make M1. annual
Inspection of HMOS Chatham,
Royal Canadian Navy Rosorve
division, Lt, Odr, 2, W. KX, Mee
ood; commanding officer on

‘oundod ' today, °.)

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- Reception mooted |

Lieutenant-Governor Frank M. Ross and - Mrs.
Ross plan to’ visit Prine Rupert j n either April, ‘or
May, city MLA William H; Murray, disclosed in his

  
   
   
 

while at the: : state dinner !

of their plans for a visit, toy
this city and said that they :

‘provincial. election: -
tion for appr oximately 300}:

    
 
 

. delegate. to Ottawa: ,on .Indian
ye ars since. 2. Heutenant- [cal party, Indian | Independent..

first native Indian. to. be.“nom-
Anated : by the’ Conservatives ° in

“iin. for the CCE until ‘his. defeat
sin 1956.

during the city's Golden}

  

 

ays MLA

gislature” today. - enc

Tories name |.
Guy. Williams
as candidate

‘KITIMAT;: ‘B.C. on A: native .
Indiah: has. been’, ‘Mominated:Pro-
gressive “Conservative: candidate
for >Skeena. riding. An, the, “next

 

   
  
   

Guy. Williams, 52, : an official
{-the Native: ‘Brotherhood of |:
British Columbia ° ‘and.a. frequent

-business, contested. ‘the: riding in«
1953 as ‘leader of his own politi-

Although Mr. Williams is the}

‘B.C. he would. not -be the first]
‘to. sit in the legislature, 2°...
‘Frank. ‘Calder represented. “at-

 

‘Federal’ vote

 

"KAMLOOPS (CP) —The MW

 

hospital service receipts are no»

led. Monday with: more

 

rirst’Session of the annual |
convention . of: the. Native}.

 

‘lambs: orn*on: the® ‘farm of Frank Ryan ‘during the. ‘last: month: : .
eee is: -the daughter: of Gordon: Hogan, manager, of, the farm.

Paty CP. photo:

 

Brotherhood of B.C., open-

 

than’ 50: delegates. taking’ a Ne 0 : ban 0 nm
look into: the future: Of In-{ oe

diansin this country.»

. Brotherhood - president Bobi
Clifton described promise of ‘the
federal vote as ‘'a great step for- |"
ward,” and - said «the. -day: will}
come “when. one of our kids is
prime minister of this country.”
The. ‘conventior: lasts all, this
week. and: several more" ‘dele-
gates are expected. to arrive,
Tuesday.
Mayor J. E, ‘Fitawater said ‘he.
would ‘welcome the day. when sidered Megal under the lotteries
native: Indians - obtained | full fact.”

eltizenship. | yoo oes "Mr, Bonner. said ‘the

NM 7 os sections of the, federal Criminal
Still. critical” |Code cause more enforcement
Lawrence. Jonasson. ‘of Inver-

trouble than’ any other through
ness Cannery was reported today | !ack of clarity and public resent-
as sti] in “critical condition" in

ment,
Prince Rupert’ Genera) hospital,| ‘The’ situation was brought to
Mr, Jonasson had both legs | light at the weekend when the
broken Friday night when. he| Parksville’ Fish. and Game: Club

was pinned. to the ‘wall of a house revealed that the RCMP stopped

by a car, . two derbies: there last summer

“News Briefs

WASHINGTON, n—In ‘blunt language ‘rarely. heard: In.
the polite world of diplomacy, ‘the United ‘States today accused -
Cuba's Fidel. Castro of “extromely provocative and “rrosponsl-
blo” charges ‘against tho Us, 4

¥. +
_ LONDON. (Rowlora)—A- British Sok “flghvtor pilot who
defected to Russia In 1056. was ordered today to stand trinl.on |

ichatgos. of handing: over Information of Possible go to an
enemy.

“Anthony Maytisrd” Wralght, 26,
Molation Of. tho Offioinl Boorete Aol:

NEW: DELHI W-A monber. of ‘India's Parliament with,
“contacts in: Communist Chinn sald today the Chinese plan:
‘to sot! off n ‘small atomic bomb of. “Hlroshiina size” March’
20 with Soviot help, There was no official: confirmation,

HOUSTON, Tox, MenFour white youths ted a. Nogro man
to a tree Monday - Night, beat hin! With: hains for 30:
minutes and carved . ‘81x Ks. into Ma. ‘oheat and stomach,
Hovaton police sald,
Tie pollco sald tt was impouslbto. for. ‘ateyour old "Potton"
Turner's Wounds Lo nape een solf-infitotod. a

ey rele.
SHEDIAC, np. W—Mromon batilod, ‘arly loday. to chock.
a fire raging ‘out: of: control in one of this: ‘town's prinolpal
Wists Dlooks,. ‘ '
~The blocks. housed. a branch | ‘of. th ante! of, ‘Montreal, | :

 

He was commenting on reports
that several organizations in the
province have been told by the

lottery

 

 

  

loaded - not gulity to
He: “was yetused ball,

 

MIAMI BUACHT, ma incrour Canidians
a $47,500: bank.: robbory:d2i -Jollot, ‘QUO,
arrested. hore. Monday, Armond. ‘Lavoae;, $4; Goorgo Alrd; 88,’

nvoused’ of pulling
Fobruary..10 ‘woro.

 

Kolth. Pleraon, 34,) and: Veyonr-old':t onry, “Desbols,: ul” of:
Montronly BrO bolngiho 1: dr Quoboo provitiol '

RCMP that the derbies are con- .

 
  

a clothing storo, resturant, and sovoral upstatrs apartmonta, -

 

Ls

fish derbies

PARKSVILLE " “CLUB HIT.

from attorney-general —

VAN COUVER (CP)—Attorney. General Bonner
said Monday there has been no: ‘departmental ruling
clamping down specifically on fishing. derbies, :

 

on the grounds that fishing der-
bies are a matter of chance.”

The RCMP ‘official told the
Parksville club he was ‘acting on’
instructions from the attorney -
general’ 8 department, |

’ But Mr. Bonner said ‘he knew
nothing about it and “there’s
been no ordors from anyone
around me. As far as I’m con-
cerned there's. nothing ‘wrong
with fishing derbies,”.

Mr. Bonner said as long as fish
derbies are run along the lines
of awarding prizes for the big -
gest fish there is no trouble ‘ ‘bub
when they get into awarding,
prizes in. some game of chance
they becomo suspect.”

Tho attornoy-general is awalt~
ing ® communication from the
B.C, Federation’ of Msh and
| Gamo Clubs which indicated it
intends to seek trom him an in-
terprotation of the Jaws' respect
ing fishing derbies: -

At. least. one major

In. the {neo ‘ of. _ Prosecution

thrents, |

Officials of’: tho - “Nanaimo.
brinch of tho. Canadian Logion,
which sponsors: the island city’s
largost derby, sald tho fate of the
ovent. hinges on the attornoy-
gonoral’s decision.

| Cuban company

closes down. |

 WAVANA O—Blaming roatrio-
| tons: of Fidel Castro's govern-
| mont; offloials' of the largest
| niekol’ and cobalt. mining, en-

 

torprisos in Cuba announced |.

Monday: that thoy’ have closod |
down ‘Operations, |.
-8pokesmen: for. tha Mon Bay

‘Mining Company, a- subsidiary
of Freeport Nicko) and the Freo-

J port Sulphur at that gave for.
Mal notice: that thatr $75,000,000
Cuban ° operations ” “word closed

1 Maroly $..aftor months: of vain]...

 

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Bottom: fish Tait ng
ending: “March -

previous week; the: re
leased by the. Depa ment:
Fisheries said. today.” et

- Two draggers operating ‘in he
Hecate “Straits. landed. a: total
of 78,600 pounds of. bottoni ‘fish
as compared: to. 73,800": pounds
{landed in: the: ‘same. vicinity: last
week

 

Six shrimp trawls operating in :

Chatham» Sound: landed |;21,300
pounds of shrimp which .sold-at
a price: range of 12) to lancents
per..pound,: we
- A total of 276 000 pounds: ‘of
clams: were: mainly. ‘taken:from
area five although landings” were
also made in .area’s 3Y, 4 ands.
The clams sold for 02%: centsa

"Herring catches totalled: 145.7
tons of-which all but. one ston
was used as bait,

 

fishing:
derby may be cancelled: this yoar

' Bottom fish. Categories | ‘and
price . ranges per. pound | ‘are “as
-follows::) =. .

Lemon sole 2,300 at 03: to * 04;
grey cod (drossod 14100. at. 308;
ling cod400 at .
at 0644; grey. cod. (round),.30,200
at .02 to '.02%4; mink feed. 24,600
nt .02; rock sole .200 | ati 0455.

 

 
  

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Customs revenue
down in February

‘Total of duty, excise. tayo

 

 

 

  
   

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other levies collected ; her a
month by the Canadian. Custom
office’ here was esa thay! Bale
of that: levied An January.« of
this’ year, ": toto
Statistics showed that in.dane
uary this: yoar $30,546 was col-
lected whilo in February, the
revenue. was $165,000, ° siete

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