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Parley crucial one
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“LONDON (CP)—The'leaders of 11 Common-|
wealth powers today opened a conference that may]
provide a turning point in the association that binds

them 0. :
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|ministers must find a way of aw
dealing with the  problem:*inj . F

  

int t, official residence:.of) *°"" ne SS :
8 oe ainister Macmillan, for | terms ‘mild enough to avoid]. Se SS ae ss Res

driving the South African repre- coed ss i oo
sentative, External Affairs Min-| -*: .Why, fight.
ister, Eric Louw, out of . the —
chamber, yet forthright enough| B:¢::. BR a
to convince South Africa’s -crit- B.C. BRIEFS

 

the first of tneir confidential

sessions... - :

| it Ambrose? The city’s not charging ‘you’ for it. Jubilee ‘Year,. you
The 11 men represent some —— - ee
700,000,000 people, of. many races

—_ : d’s total] % aC — ee Se EOE 1 Jubsi
Souation of, the world’s ve ics that the issue has not beeniggg®*f § . a 2 Be de Jsupiee
RUCIAD ISSUE ing nis Uber sie eveotconte/ WIT TACES MUAEr Charge cleanup

tory of Commonwealth meetings, | ence dinner with’ the Royal Fam-

thi confronted by an issue ily at Windsor Castle Monday| “@p.- fh. ar ie i ee | an oe Fe
- setilng one of them apart from |Might, the troubled statesmen a ter us | an ” sta e ey popu. a e
“the rest—-the problem of South gave ample evidence of their ef-. A oo ‘at Bd “ pws Bee ee
' Africa's racialist policies... forts to find a middle way... ~ coi ee ae be a ee <The Jubilee ‘Cleanup. drive’ i

Police, mindful of weekend) ABHOR DISCRIMINATION | -, VANCOUVER (CP)—A ‘Vancouver. woman Was | proving. popular” with city.
. anti-seun African de Ot 'cCanada’s John Diefenbaker, charged with murder Monday in the butcher-knife idents., ib was Jeernet
: 1 LOOK bh departing from. the text of a pre-| waving < ay hishs — —— oe ~ nye itd
clearing all. sightseers from pared speech, told a luncheon slaying of her husband. lind ayes LS. bob RON post t.A4: Since the free llecti
Downing Street today. There) ecting that equality of races| The murder charge warrant | NS © e top RON post to Ad-| rubbish and. debris. Seean sy
were no disturbances. laid peoples must be a major |Was signed Monday. but was still a ay Ae fe vb Se terday, the city. works':dep
In the next 11 days the prime principle in the Commonwealth. to be executed against Mrs. miral DeWolf told a. press|ment has received 96 ‘calls

 

 

 

 

 

      

 
  
 
  
 
  
  
  
 
  
 
 
 
  
 

 

 

 

 

 

| piuncip’. Doroth A. 37. conference he had made“his.rec-| Administrator R.. W.'-Lon
: Later, at a Baptist assembly, he Irene orot y Johnson, 7 ee. ommendation to the cabinet, but today.’ ae : es :
/ said all Christians must abhor| The woman, suffering from'se- t f-the decisi ey eg
Chamber plans | raciat ciscrimination. .. -, |vete shock, was under heavy te. was not aware of the decision..|_ “The campaign 10
ee ce oe . oe | "But the Canadian leader also | dation in ‘hospital and police] AG. awarded plaque |i 8 ove a Baa
“PRIME MINISTER: John Diefenbaker and his wife arrive at |- policy stud y _-|found time for a private meet- were unable to question her. . VANCOUVER «) — Attorney- 1c
‘London. airport Friday to attend the Commonwealth prime | Te - -ling with Louw, and there was no| Her husband, Theodore Martin |General Robert Bonner of ‘Brit-
ministers’ conference which started today. —CP from AP. | : di oe.  \indication their talk was un-. Johnson, 42,:was found slain |jsh Columbia has been awarded) “The collectic
— a on donations — | trienay. _. ||Monday’morning in_ the blood-|the “service to safety. plaque,” | gonmercw aad. T
os eran So ~.. |. A simuar pattérn was followed | SP ered bedroom of their South |the top award of ‘the Canadian| = yousehol < Gre asked.
LOTS. OF WORK BONE |rhe Chamber of Commerce will |py India’s Prime Minister Nehru,|Vancouver home. __|Highway Safety Council, debris piled. i “aceessible:- loca
a review . its policy of giving |who called upon South Africa to| Police said the husky, six-foot} — J a yanese . buses | tions ‘for. the pickup‘ jeks2
donations to various organiza-|change her policies but added | carpenter had been stabbed twice sap Uses

 

 

 

 
 
  
   
 
 
    
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
  
  
  
 
  
  
 

tions. and associations within |that he appreciated the political |in-the throat with an

the citys ie took: the acti difficulties involved. © _- “| butcher-knife.
e chamber.:took the action |. Britain's. Mini - pce Bet

% ain’s Prime Minister. Mac- | Last insp

t night» after it -had granted |millan. had private ‘talks; .with| | “ee Sd Is ne ng t “Ds
“$25-'doriation =to=the~Prince:| frenru; Prinie* Minister axrumanh | VICTORIAS tieeDerislonson:.a|Pipeand.e;bus: fleet in Japan.
upert’- Civic “Band. : © - -- lof Ghana and Prime ‘Minister | succesSo for-Rear-Admiral“H..S.| “Thé “paper ~says ithe” bus,dea
ee wow eS ee 08 Yo) wera Scott said he believed |Tunku» Abdul Rahman of, Mal-| Rayner “as ‘flag ‘officer, . Pacific would cost. the..company . about
- ae ehaln [oe OE op Be ole : ee - & s that’ everychamber member |aya, -all outspoken opponents. of | Coast, . will: be made’ this week, $1,250,000. Cost of the pipe:would
the Kinsmen’ ant{=polio’ cam- Bi Prince Rupert MLA William H. Murray got tired gave individually ‘and yet under apartheld ‘and phere _.were Te Vice-Admiray ¥ G. DeWolf said depend on quantity. purchased.
, “that. t finice.v af tivnino the ather cheek t pe ar present circumstances members |ports that. he. had. persuade ere.-Mondaye 9 fo i a nrohe _' rr
paign said that the clinic. would }of turning the other cheek to Chamber of Commerce! were asked” to. see’ chamber|them to agree to keeping. the) He is making his last_inspec- Finance probe mu ot 9
Alsbury said Moniday. that a royal| $'

‘be held for: persons*who: hav "eye aoe Tee ye a . were eee ; Fa
vet to receive second and’ bihird eritics last. night and let fly with a. blast: at members | revenues, mostly from: fees paid |South African. discussions un-.| tion of the Pacific Command as
‘by members, donated a second official. .; be commission on education :-financ-| §
ing is a “must’-and he.was sorry

y tecelve. se vo gay re Bee me Lo ee _ ‘chief of naval staff befor -
nti-polio ‘shots, between 7 and for continually. assailing. Highways Minister P. A.|time to the-same ‘organizations. | ——____—— c ef of naval staff betore
Gaglardi andthe highways department over Highway]. Last; month the chamber'7Q PER CENT OF CATCH. — _ | finance had not’been included in

 
  
  

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Be eg that: the B.C. Electric. Company
ction” “is négotiating to buy plastic ga

    

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n hand to assist Skeena Health 16. oo . - : at’ Digtrics Boy Scout as-|_ po an the Chant Commission's terms. of
nit personnel. ‘As a result, a letter of protetst- | form here that by 1960 motorists Rupert Disir ce ey eo + a! T°r reference. 0 consent. Had: sléade
rr rr ing Mr.,Gaglardi’s news that the would be able to drive from] mr, Scott's “motion that the; — as . wee S- a | U - ‘To issue bonds a the charge | P

: : “|Prince Rupert to Vancouver on ’ 5 é per
1960-1961 program will not com black top. Mi executive: review the chamber’s ‘VANCOUVER :. @). — Premier] T. Applewhaite

ma ~ plete the hardsurfacing of High- : wo “2 | polity of making donations, was i. ; “ar ¢ a oo, Bennett of British:Columbia an-| ing 1a:t omni
Niorven . Fu nd way 16 belween Terrace and| He said the chamber should} unanimously approved. =~ tot al S 2 4 5 200 pou nd S nounced Monday: night: that the ing ane me today
. ” . oe . . . . we : / . : , ; : rir . ten te . ‘

Prince Rupert, was referred to|“so after” the contractors to get B.C, Power Commission will} james Jeffrey Raid:

 

. was the chamber's highways commit-|the work done, © The crushing] — me pe make available a ‘$25,000,000 is-| |, leve at
.. .; ee cham : 1 he “the. f ca Ce gee fed wee berg of 611 Eleventh «
: now SI 654 [tee for study and later action. plant wes thera ‘and. the paving Fishing camp Halibut landings last week made up almost 70 per | Sue of Parity bonds Similar to the} who was with Jensen when. the —
} Of Mr. Gaglardi’s letter replying very rby, he said. erator . eae a Pacific Great. Eastern Railway pair were arrested Saturday af-
Cuthbert Morven Family Funa|td a previous chamber “strong| Mr. Scott sald that the cham- oper ro cent of the 356,200 pounds of fish caught for the week |issue which was oversubscribed) ter being caught in a car owned —
limbed past the $1,600 mark to-|protest” urging the completion | Her should consider the-fact that} J §¢tack dies [ending April 30, statistics released by the Department et oe premier sald the mové was by Bdward: Garner of 740-First
" ee, ; ; : : venue West, changed. his-ple

; Cae _, {of the paving between Prince If rip-rapping of the “highway eS . : . 1
The Women's Auxiliary to the! Rupert and Terrace, said that he [was necessary, then the chamber} A 49-year old fish camp opera- of Fisheries disclosed today. designed to ‘create a new money| trom guilty to not guilty...
United Fishermen and Allied, could “not advise, definitely that should urge’ the highways de-| tor, John Joseph Stack, died at| Two halibut vessels landed market for BC.” He sald the|  s15'was remanded for trial’uh-

Workers’ Union ‘donated $128.10) the 1960-61 program will com- | partment to get on with the| pundas Island Saturday. 245,200 pounds of- halibut from|2400 pounds of reds and 1,100 Power Commission issue would til tomorrow and released on.$50

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hile Margaret C. Brain deposit- plete the hard-surfacing of|work, as the chamber didn’t}. yr. ‘ was erating the|the Bering Sea. They were 4,600 probably be followed by a B.C. : lew
ed $25. mo Highway 16 between Terrace and|want the highway dropping off fish camp for. reltie Cannerles Ibs. of chix which gold for te verge recs Girotled) 1400 Bridge and Toll Authority offer- eeAiso in.’ jolice’ court this ehh- |
“The donations bring. the. total | Prince Rupert. nto the Gkeena River any more} 5+ the'time of his death. cents, 234,000 Ibs. at 17 cents, | poun Gs sold for 32 cents while |{n8- ing NorW ost Retriger ated Foods
“veto $1,054.58 from $1,626.48 lnéb) opppAIN FUNDS TR AVON OeSe ean |. Born in Ontario, he lived in large 3,800 Ibs, at 19 cents and/small (trolled) red salmon sold] — — | Ltd., was fined $50 for fallitig'to
co week, _ “Certain funds are contained if i s necessary. to "ip-raP|-errace and Smithers before | No. 2—2,800 at'14 cents. ~ |for'14 cents. Large reds (gill- 31 709 ds comply with’ the Mills: Industry.
a ~ — in the estimates for further pav- “ vn mee ee Bool coming to Prince Rupert 15 years One longline vessel in ree netted) 00 at a fe oo cara ye poun S Ach. 0 oe are ‘aries :
ite co ing, base gravelling and hot-rmix | sald, adding “Let's get some work) ago. He ved here for some years|and two draggers operating injwhile medium (trolle sO : © | ‘The company. pleaded ‘guilty:to
: Tenders : called beyond the end of the 1959 pave- done.” before going to Dundas Island. |Area 4 in the Hecate ' Straits | at 25 cents, of fish landed the. charge’ but A ruce Brawn, .
co , ment, but there still will be some Mr. Stack's survivors have not| landed a total of 76,000 pounds of| parge (trolled) white spring] One fish packer, the Elva | counsel-for the dofencd, saldthat
we for roads sections uncompleted.” (Continued on Page 5) been located and no funeral ar- flatfish. The longline vessel|salmon. sold 800 pounds at 22/of Nelson Brothers Fisherles| NorWest was merely a disttibutor .
bo Mr, Gagiardi wrote that “later Sec — MURRAY rangements have been set. landed 6,900 pounds of black cod. |cents while smal) trolled of 300] brought in a. load of 31,709| for the product and had nothhig |
to airport Giids |in the year we may be able to ; The price range and catagories | pounds sold for 10 cents. lpounds of hallbut today from!to do with the productionvewi oe,
~ obtain: funds for further paving Oe of the fish are as follows: "two shrimp trawls operating|Squadarle fish camp and took "Phe charge was lald bythe 9.
renders for the construction| but I um not able to make any or ews if /é S$ Lemon sole 35,000 pounds at 4/in. the Chatham Sound landed|it stragiht to the company’s sanitary Inspector who. sald.that = =. |)
of three miles of access roads to CO eee on thi ost filea|l a cents, grey cod 7,400 at 2%, red 4,000 pone on eee eat te Pout Edward plant Inls..5 the et eo Salty aes nin
radio aids locations for Prince 10 leer Was ne i LONDON (Routers)—-Changes are boing. made on Princess | and rock cod 600 at 2 to 04, ling| Which sold at a price F One hallbutter,, the. IMs: 3, am from’ Lakelse Dalty...was
‘Rupert airport on, Digby Island whon W. J, Scott, urged tho mect- Margaret's wedding dress following a ‘staggering leak” | cod 100 at 8, minkfeed 27,000 a to 14 COMES, a snamennnnnnn en Creep eOEY sehaseooneeonnnes Nek pheeoes thas according to epee fica

were called yesterday by the De- ing not to necepb the letter. yublished in the New York dress trade paper Women’s Wear : < “ oe ht a
/ etre ; Ile recalled two yoars ago ] . 11,75, brill 100 at 5%, and black); 9. ee oo —_ seats
Pre tes ier rll bo re Ived up| When he sccompanicd Promiar| Daily, the London Dally Herald reported Monday, cod 6,000 at 18 cents (under six INA Bil [ ] y OF WIFE TO DRI Y ae S ill eg eg ea iw
The tenders will be recelved UP) Bennett, Mr, Gaglard! and Rec- * + + pounds @cents), | ee ad pL ti t undecided: ee

to 3 pan. May 1D, reation Minister Westwood to see . VANCOUVER. (—The four-power “atomic club” should Salmon landin " ea oR . od Corte on, pone ANE
oe yar Poa) SIR Skoonn River] Ge 9 another nation, ty . | — C SAYS INSURANCE CHIEF © | cams. Potetatemenn
ida, for bho overhead power) njsiway 16 by. the Skoona River ‘close up shop, before another nation tries Jo join, Fritz Brier, ; , RIM E SA y. IN. R ; wt , «PARIS. Routers) <2 Thane oo nae

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ne and distribution to the al|and the premier deserihed Prince deputy partamentary lender of the German Social Democratic . es ' a8 at)
sorb have been recolved bub the 4 ne t dost community| Party, sald Monday, bey M | mor : are | aid not know whether he afid'the
gontract, has nob yol heon award- with ns teat rents many) phe four ntomte powers are four too many," he said Oraes inquest All VANCOUVER The gorera aid neve Monday that it 13 | fing of his niece, ‘Princess: Mars oo
acl. a WA MAE RY wre ; “Ih waa my understandings In un Intotv ie Possossion os well as production of nuclear * criminal if the ‘women of the household doesn't learn to |garet, Triday, The ‘Duke'spoko |
Loweat of $124,208.20) wis suh-} wir, Beotti snd that the rond was) Wms, te Suc, should be prohibited, a journe drive-the family car. _ oan to reyorters when he dirived hore ‘i
mitted by Sultspring Conbracling| tq ho finished bihis yont. , | oe ace tensa "ae . orn, HL. 8, Piper of Montreal, here for the Canada. Highway _ | following his annual winter: ay
Limited of Vancouver, A, P, Orawley, vice-president LOS ANGELES (n—Choryl Orane’s {light ended Monday. until Ma ] ] Satety Conforence, said: —_ Soe Tin the United States 3 Bry
pane’ of ihe’ ehambos anc (hat the Bhe telephoned her fathor, Steven Crane, and asked him ‘to . y THs {Wat AB necessary for the woman to drive-in the case. | eee Pe
yf Vf TT phrase “1060 pavomont wak aM=) como for her. ° a Se, ee ee Te 2. Lee ry Fay
Princa  Ruperb has) pigious as the contractar on. tho Ho nnd a country probation officer pleked her up near An Snquost into the rifle death of an He ee oubeto iho husband: aust ag tine husband might - WE ATHER : co
“ONG 4] Pring rt hadn't com-| the county-opernted home fro Inst Friday, |Sunday of a Q3-yenr-old ap-| ative t OspPitM, §O should the Nae mS,
now gone ATH cays] Prince Ruport end ha the county-operated home from which she fled Inst: Priday vant \ R mother bo ablo to drive hor children or her husband in case : ate!
without at ual brat @ ploted the milonge expected" and Ohory!, 16, daughter of. actress Lana Turner, escaped from - prentice drycleaner Joe auened of aceldent " tor, HUBDANE 1 GuBt me yo
without a fatal traltic | tot this year's monoy was AO-) tho BI Roliro home with two companions, All three were day nicht until 7 pam, Wedel Tho vice-chairman of laws and enforcoment: sessions. at |
necident ing to be apont finishing It] inkon Into custody, aera Seen Monday night un pM, - t id ane | au
Ve yont's work, ; ¥ . |noaday, May 11 at the City Hall; the conforenca said women ara tho big factor in safety
eococmereceremmemrmes | | ; ” The jury, svorn in by Coroner] campaigns, . me
re neem 1000 SAID DEADLINE HALITAX HM, J. Coldwell, national COP tender, todey | george J, Dawes, viewed Mornes'| = "Thoy, are.n torrific Influence,” he sald, “Whon a couple’
“Dr L. M, Greono, past pres-| eaarlbed tho Bomarc misallo nso waste of Canadian monoy | hody at Forguaon Funeral Home| goon out to/a cocktail party they should have an agreomont
(dont of tho Chambor anid it had}, on the defonce of the United States: . . and thon adjourned, The body| ps to who will drive home, My wife and’ I do eee
Kon his undoratanding for aomo| “Tho Bomare was noyor intended to. defend Canndei |was idontified by  Mornes’ Mr, Piper coosn't claim that women avo, potter’ drivers [amy
yours that the paving of High- it, was designed to protect the U.S," ho sald In anntorviow. | brathor-in-law James Griffin, than mon but he doos say that women. aro moro gmonable ‘|
~ PRUGS LTD." way 16 botweon Torrce and| Any doaiaion to buy manned intorcoptora from the U8 Moraes was found dend in| to training than mon, a : amon .
. IAL ra Frings Ratnort was to ho finished "would ba throwing away more monoy," ho added, tha hector of hia home nt ~ Women got through driving schools. tastor than men |. i Yi
n po og im my ae ark Avenue onrly Sunda Thy is t ) | _ 7 Sta
mo ‘OD ns No!] McDonald ‘ante that dur- HALIFAX (W--Dobris floating §n wators 200 miles south | morning, with 0 30,80 ritla Mad hele neues mucky moro ronal otive tren imont, but, oe Hie Ore
7 151 ing tho Ina, provincial oloation| of Grooninnd haa been tentatively identifiod na wreckage | bealde him. This, No! anid, js why tho inaurance rate for, bo aupto | og. 80
5 campalgn Wighwaysa Minister) from the 49-ton Danish ship Ianne 8, missing since oarly ‘A alx man Jury chose: George] 95 Ia. go high i a hoya up tO | poy ;
oo a Gnglardt had sold on tho plat- Baturdny: with 18 poraons aboard, i W, Cook as foroman, , OOO ODD DOORS cppcdaninpnnneeoes - '

 

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