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Published at Canada 's Most Strategic Pacific Port — And Key to the Great Northwest ,
PRINCE RU ERR, Brow [A APRIL 29,.1960" |. Night Calls—Business 6768, Editorial 6769

  

 

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VANCOUVER (GP)—Liberal leader Ray Per-

raulVannounced today he will seek election in the two-

seat North:Vancouve
Steacy and forme
“Mr. Perrault, who has’ never

 

will be pitted against Progressive

 
  

Jayson, who'has-ne'

"He will take-tte. place: “of: Mr.

 

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and.
oughly discussed and. analyzed.

He'said‘he would have run:in
Oak Bay, neighboring Victoria, if
a byelection .had® been called. to
fill the vacancy, created by the
death of Liberal MLA P. A, Gibbs.

Mill) rate. up)

KAMLOOPS : (— City council
has bunsted the mi rate by 3.5
mills for home-owners here to a

[North highway
Chamber topic
Monday. night

Reports and action on matters
concerning the northern trans-
Canada highway will be high on,
fhe agenda of the Prince Rupert,
Chamber of Commerce when it
holds Ws regukirmecting Mon-
day night. oO

Chamber seeretary #, T, Apple-
while sald today. that reports on
the .northerf highway will be
In correspond-
-MP. Frank

   

 

given the meeting
ence from Skeena
Howard, ne —_
Also to be discussed willbe
erilielsm of publicity given the
norbhern Lrang-Canada highway
which the chamber executive
feels should bo answered.
Other items on the agenda In-
elude a lettor from Wighways
Minister P, A. Gamardi on the
hard-surfacing of Wighway 16; A
discussion of plang for Whe forth.
coming visit. of
Board of Trade (o Prince Rupert
Miy and A report on the sta-
ts of the murine. Wghwey to

_Alnska.:

pene nner DRE A Ee

Fieezerman

A 3eyeour

eo meas ames

hurt

onion Wot, 18 in, -“waliafaclory
condition’ in Prings Rupart Gens
oral hoanital doday aftor suffor
Ing ehext Injucied youtordiy, whan
ho lost his hlange On the Atlin
Weahorioy Lic, leo Chute and fol]
v to the roof nelawe Do,
“conrad Stordalg,
joy first nid miey cbroated Mr.
- Bentene on the Kean. until the
~aprival of tho city. ambulance,

tg reheat TT

Allin Wishor-

| ONE CENT SALE

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oy

sonstituene:
‘Social Crediter

dell repor

  
 

an, who ‘crossed: the “floor of

   

ll} plants * ever.’ recor
'-| Columbia.”

the Vanconver |:

ole rreavorinnn,
Quinto Bertone of -200 Witth Ave|..

NOW ON. |

now held, by My.
J. Mel Bryan. |

S:mills.A id. Don Wad

  

   

  

 

    

 

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ded ‘in ;

‘A.J. Whitmore, fishertes dire
tor inthe Pacific’ area, said “1,
560,000 pink salmon fry were pro-

‘duced from:a plant of 1,641,000.
eggs in Robertson Creek spawn-

ing channel, near . Alberni on

Vancouver Island. -

Dysentery puzzles

VICTORIA ()—British Colum-
bia health. officials said Thurs-
day -‘Lhey are puzzled. by a contin-
ued increase of -bacillary dysen-
tery throughout the province.

A total of 553 cases have been
reported so. far this year, much

‘above the average, including 31

in the Victoria arcty and 133 in
the Greater Vancouver areca

'where there were only cight last

year.

: .

Morven fund
now. $1,534

ing the total to $1,534.65,
Prince. Rupert Senior

mous donor. sent In $5, —

WASHINGTON
wilh exception ofa
1. suggested that some of
Lwo squadrons of

Bomare would “nob

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abhor congress nicitialgn.
 ANIKARA, “Turkey (0) =

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‘)pins today and: continues! until”

ting on the -budget for
that- increases :in-

British

Funds to ald the {ive-surieken
Cuthbert. Morven family was in-
creased by. $33.17 today, bring-

igh
School students collected $28.17
for the fund while an anony-

“World News Briefs

,— Congressional — cc .
recommended elimination of all Bomare-8 missile production _.
small development. program, 2

suporsonic 1-106 fighters, ae

aw obtawa, Defence Minister Ponrkes sald any scrapping at:
be In keeping with alr defence arrange~ |
meita inace More Uru a year ago betwoon:
U8, governments. | ys

OTTAWA, -@—Appolntinont of

Raynor, 40, ag chiar of, Naval Blatt, effective Augial 1, was: | gue 8 Pe gi WE:
, Mining Pot an") Cire Centre: in.

announced by Defence Minister Poarkos: today, Oo

{MONTREAL —With somo grave mts 10 ¢

Labor Congress Thursday oxpolled tha Sonfarors Internationt |

Union and warned the powerful Tonmaters Union ‘Lo, gat: In:
80 -cluya or ho nutomeatteiily, ousted.

Poth unions wore hauled on the OLC carpet for raiding

At lonal 100 “porwons, wore acl )
swinging long rlol'atioks, charged Witin famonaisnting atudonta, «
not bean: Invited to Princess Margaret's wodding May 6 but

.Wouse sud Thursday; that chlota of ‘abate ‘aresnaked to tho
wadding only If thoy happen,

   

  
 
 

 
  
   
    
     
   
   
    
    
      
  
  
 
   

 
  

 

  
 

‘GIRL’ GUIDE COOKIE. :
convener Mrs, R. E. Gladding:
is pictured yesterday’-in “her”
garden discussing: Cookie Week |
plans with Girl’Guide. Shirley:
Robb and Brownie:.:Kathy:
‘Lloyd. The..National: Cookie”
Week campaign officially be-.

 

    
 

May 7. One hundred” and...
eighty Guides and Brownies.

the city’s quota of 2,160 pack
ages. “Money,.goes to. supnor
the:-work of the movement. .'

   
 

  
 

 

 

 
  
  
 
 

¢#| 10. children, Mrs. “Vesta.,.. Holt;

 

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during summer _
: ; Citizens Housing Society

ota of 10 per cent of the total
tizens apartment-type. build-

 

Sydney Kirk, president-:of the
society said that $17,961.85 has}
been raised to date and the quota
should be; reached by the end of
next. week. 0 eg

, Cost ‘of the building is:$175,000
not, including the architect’s-fees
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10.-per cent of: the total. cost
while: the provincial government
will give:a grant. ‘of not: “more
than. one - third the . total: ‘cost.

eget

ther:

Deane died in hospital: at. Ne
Westminster, . yesterday’ » after-:| Central Mortgage and: Housing
jnoon: She.was.75." °° mes Corporation, will supply: the -bal-
‘Mrs. Deane’s parents and|2nee, on a’mortgage if they ap-
grandparents: came . across the prove the plans.) 06 20 Ho ths

United Statesby prairie 'schoon:|,, Mt: Kirk said. that ‘the arch-|.
‘er to Salt Lake City, California, tect is meeting. with, Central

and to British Columbia, in Mortgage and Housing ‘officials
Mrs. Deane was ‘born |i now and results will,;\soo}
ears later.” known. sou arene
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ov Survivors to. -Mrs." Ry
wher; “husband: .Peter,. two, sons
| Harvey: -and. ‘Lloyd and.” one
prother. William’ .Aléxee* all’ of
Port Simpson...
Memorial services“ have been
set for ‘Ferguson: Funeral, Home:
tomorrow at 8 pm... TS
Remains will be forwarded: to.
Port Simpson Synday afternoon.
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Motorist fined
for poor parking

Mike Rudolph Lundago of 436
Fourth Avenue East was fined
$10:in police court today when
he pleaded guilty before Magis-
trate Applewhaite to a charge
of ‘parking on a grade without
turning the wheels of the motor-.
vehicle toward ‘the curb..

Police told the court that Lun-
dago had parked his car near
hiss home on’ April .23. The car
rolled back: and struck. another
vehicle causing $80 damage. ©

VANCOUVER «)—The British
Columbin Federation. of Labor
(CLC) annotinced ‘today it: has
roquested the:.federal govern-
ment to take. emergency meas~
ures to help unemployed. workers
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committee — today.

the funds "be usod ‘to purchase

   

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-Surviving:. Mrs... <D
Patrick K. Deane. and J.sW-.
Deane ‘of: Prince ‘Rupert, De
H. -Deane“of: Terrace, Mrs.’ 28. 2
Leake of Vancouver, Mrs.. Percy. floor wing will jut out of. one e1id
Church. of Willow:. River, “Mrs. /of the building: and this. section
Harold: Bridgman of, Port Coquit-|as ‘well as the front: will!
lam, Mrs. David'A: Deane of Mas-| consist of single rooms.” * ¢ -"*

  
 

set, Mrs. Roy Roullez. of Port Co-| ee Re ae
ye fabuahta ‘Occupying ‘the two-storey sec-
quitlam, Mrs. Donald Arney .of tion of the building which grows| :

Chemainus, and E. Alfred’Deane| out of the main’ section will be

of Chemainus. nn the double rooms... 3 000 35. |
She has 24 grandchildren and ‘Inthe. front section - a ga mie b

one great grandchild, =... ~ |

Funeral services‘ have not yel and rit ot wil oe pa

been set. , ye cupants. | ee

To 7s} Mr, Kirk ‘said that the féllow-|

Lo st boy - safe |ing organizations have donated
° a to the down payment.” ,

_ as police search

“ROMP searched for two. hours

Rotary Club $4,0003° Canadian ti
last night.for a missing boy only
to, discover he had. been safe all

Legion, Branch 27 $2,Q00; Bus-
iness and Professional Women
$500; Prince - Rupert's: :Fisher-
’ men’s Credit Union $2,000; .Unit-.
the time. a , ed Fishermen and Allied Work- |.
Mrs. John W, Davey of 24llers Union $1,000;' Gyro Club of
Eleventh Avenuc East reported | Prince Rupert $2,000;- - City _ of
lat 11:10 pm. that her 13-year|Prince Rupert $6,050; Prince Ru-
old son, Alan was missing. She/pert Trades and’ Labor. Council
said her son had left the home) $25; Anonymous $486.85 for a
of his grandmother Mrs. Ailda. ne
Davey of 114 Hays Cove Circle at
7:45 pam, and had not .yet re-.
turned home... oo i

total of $17,061.85, °°
$ Police searched the path be-.
tween the two houses and gli in-
‘oryoning territory, all to no
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‘Two more -boats.
“clear for grounds

| ) es, Another two halibut boats were
Ab 1:16 aan. a-call was recelved [cleared for Area. 3A in the Gulf
from the boy's: father “that .tho}of Alaska today, while. about .25
boy was asleep in his _grand-| boats are in. the process, of being
mother's room. and had = “been|cleared for Arca 2. which opens

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fow. yonrs: tho” swimming: poo)
will start, to. pay for -itgolg," «|:
Apart “from. salaries,” which:

  

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sQivic Contre would bo operat-
ing “nthe, black” if 1b) wasn't
for ho nowly constructed sawin-
ming pooh ee
| ‘This wos ‘disclosed “at last | totalod $6,840, the biggest, costs
night's Clvle ‘Contre hoard. of in. the swimming. pool. onera-
directors’ mooting at tho. centre.| tion “are the heating “and” the!
"pean July 1, 1060 to March light and: powor,. | cares

nol, rovonue was. -£41,860' while) ono to March 1,°1000:tha ‘hen !
nor dxpondituros for ‘the ‘anmo | 080 to March 1,.1060,tho honty,
porlod totnlod $44,008, OF ‘tho | Ing: cost was $2,794.10 whilo, the:
Ovoreoxponditire, $8,400 was ol- (light and power » conta |; were,
tributed: to the awimming pool, $1,880,05 for tho same porlod, -'
Dr, W, a iD, Arnold, ; Civic}: Total  oxponditures: of the,
Contre - naaocintion » prosidont,|swimming pool. for this period,
anid that by the ond of Julyi.wore -$14,087,78: compared with:

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destroy.
/Moiven, 19

17. ‘as a result- of asphyxiation
from smoke and..fire. ~. mer

the:, six-man “jury headed = by
Arthur | L., Lees, foreman, heard
evidence that ‘the. three. chil-
dren, could not escape from a

and-a-half storey. home at 600
Thompson: Street because. of a
casement. catch. -which Imited:
the opening. — . ee

proval of the
next door, |
Street. and. owned by Mr. and
Mrs, |W.
one-and-one-half: feet from the
Morven he
have. been ‘much more severe,
had, not, thé heavy winds been
blowing-in the opposite dircc-
tion towatd an:opon street, "|

bert Morven, allowed out of has-
pital only,to attend the inquest,
testified. that: between 3 ‘and
3:30 auin.,March,17,-his' son Nol-
son, 24, ¢
he: smdlied “something . burn-.
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iring into’ the:M
ind their youn
troyed ‘their house.»
The ‘jury. found that. Yvonne
her ‘sister’ Linda, 15,
nd brother: Desmond, 13,’ died

etween 3 a:m. and 4.a.m. March:

     
 
 
 

Coroner George J. Dawes: and

op storey window ‘of the one-.

The jury Also expressed disap-
fact that the house
at. 604. Thompson.
W, G.Jeffrey, was only

home,:, Damage’ could
Father of the children, Cuth-

woke him -up and: said.

When. he went. downstairs he
found himself faced with'n flam-
ing living: room. and was unable
to ‘reach. the ’phone: to call for

arch 17 deaths of: tv
ger brother in| a. fire:

he looked: for, Desn who
been standing :beside him. ‘but

When ‘he . ttled to’ reach his |
brother and: two. sisters .Nelson)
was, forced. out by.heat.-and| at.
flames ‘and had to escape -him-

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Desmond who had

the younger: boy had vanished.

Mr, ‘Morven. sald. last’ night

Jeffrey to. phone, the. fire de-
partment but that’ it took: flre-
men 45 minutes to arrive. When

them came.

‘He said. he told the: firemen
that “there are ‘still ‘kids’ alive
in there; bring. your axe so that
we can get them out,” | - wt

The firemen, who were reeling,
out the hose “didn't give me ‘a.
second look,”;.he. testified,
WG Jelfrey,. the Morven’s
neighbor. said he ‘called. for help
at.3:20 a.m. He couldn't remom-
ber. the fire department number
and dialed ‘‘O" for Jong distance,
Ho said he told the oporator that
there was a fire involving. three
children at 600 ‘Thompson Street,

sall was. recorded. at: 4:05 ‘a.m,

froma woman’ ‘othor ‘than! a
telephone: operator, He sald the

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holp, He sald hoe tried but was
forced back=:by, tha flames. |.
‘Still bidly-scarred. from his
coritact with the fire, Mr, Morven

atalrs to.try. to break down the
door .to did daughters’ room, but

wags. unable. ta do.so.

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for holp,.. Nelaon helped.’ Mrs
Cuthhort;.and Grant: outs.
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the total doflalt will be out down.
‘|to about $2,000, 0 8 oy VOTO TON

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Aftey. dhlling Nolson and ‘his
brothers Desmond ond. slx-youre
ald Grant, Mr, Morven dad that,
ho" left:tho house: by a sliding
window. jin his wife's ind: his
hbodroom, “While ho was calling
ie walla, . . oy
Whonitho. inquest: frat opon= |
Moron 17,. Nolaon.”’ Moryon
fled that: he was nwakonod
by his “fathor who, waa, outside:
the house, shouting, “thoro's: 0
fir, “thore'’s a. fire,” Wo. sud

"Mp, Hill*who*aald he had had
20). years. experience in. fighting

was: burning’ and “that it would
on that floor”:

inthe lving room: blew: baal
oxtinguishing the. flames. and
[ignited by the hoat of tho houtor

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now gone.“47 1°. days

without a fatal: traffic

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flromen were, at. the scene: at}

flvos | said that: when. firemen | .—
arrived at. the blaze the. whole|/\
top storey.of the Morven -hoime |

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they’ did, he said’ only “two: of}. . |

havo.” been: humanty : Impossible).
a4 for anyone: to have: been’ alive

"The. tlre ds. bolleved to : havol:
been caused: when the ol! heater!”

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Street, at 9:16:72,
recovered: by a fast-actir

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