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PROVINCIAL, LIBRARY
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VOL. XLIX, No. 28°

 

PRINCE RUPERT, BC ‘WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1960

Night Calls—-Business 6768, Editorial 6769

  

PRICE TEN CENTS

 

 

 

~ Pow wer
posi ‘tion
discussed

 

 

féderal and British Co-
lumbia © ‘governments to-
‘day began ~

solidate their joint posi-
tion | before
. Thursday ’ on negotiations
with.

| development: treaty.”

tena! ; Affairs. Minister Green,
Justice, ‘Minister Fulton’ and Re-
sources. ‘Minister Alvin’ ‘Hamilton.

Williston is the -- only cabinet
minister in-the B.C, delegation.

- Both. ‘the, federal. and ‘provin-.
cial governments | will: “pe. repre-

sitting down later this week with
the Americans.

talks, ‘At. is. anticipated; wil) be
- the recommendations issued: late
clast.-year - by. the : International
“Joint: ‘Commission. « Among: other
things, -

  

‘Loud muffler.
brings. penalty.

CA ‘city driver who . fitted his:
vehicle . with a “special muf-
fler was fined: $10 ‘and ‘costs.
or-in default five days ° ‘On a.
charge of creating a disturb-
ance.

Clyde ‘Joseph "Trudeau. “of ;
1443. Piggott Avenue. pleaded.
guilty- in police court - this
morning, ae
- RCMP reported that a gar-
age had checked: Trudeau’s,
muffler and said. it was not -
defective, The
equipped with,

  

a Hollywood

 

Prince "Rupert has
now gone. 3.9.2. days
without a fatal traffic
accident. ee

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vehicle was’.

muffler that was: ‘too! noisy, | oe

OTTAWA (CP) — Thel__

ae-two- day Se
meeting designed. to con-|.

embarking |,

‘the: United - ‘States .
about’: ae Columbia’ River|

“The federal group includes Ex- |)

Lands and ‘Forests Minister Ray |:

- sented: in the bargaining | team / a di
FIRST NEGRO POLICEMAN—Lawrence McLarty, 30, ‘shown with.
Eee is the first Negro to be recruited: by the

~ The guide posts, in: ‘the treaty |

: these - ‘recommendations
~ “urge: development: of::the .most|-—
“. economic’ ‘sites: first: and guggest

oe 50- 50 split? swith, Canada. Ont.

 

 

son,.. Michael, :6,-

: oo day.

One,

‘Frank:

ce ‘the $15,000,000 . winter’

~ {works “program, was described by!
. J. W.'Pickersgill (L—Bonavista-:
| Twillingate). ‘as a “puny méas-?
-lure” in view of 772,644 unplaced
‘| job applicants at. ‘January. 21s

(CCF:
-Skeena) called it a. “two-bit,
peanut program” after Labor

Howard

  

 

 

"Winter work pian
“twe bit, peanuts”

| OTTAWA. (CP)
. ment’s biggest special

Two of the federal. govern-

  

    

 

 

  
  

increase, ‘the government should
consider. a law to prevent.  dis-

cants over 45. A Medicine’. Hat
doctor, he added that New York
“|State, which had passed such a

  
 

relief: projects. came under &
blistering appraisal of th Commons opposition Tues- :

crimination’ ‘against job: ‘appli- |:

jlaw, had found persons over. 45|.
jsHowed. better attendance’ ‘and.| :
‘judgment: than - many ‘younger ‘

 

 

 

Metropolitan ‘Toronto Police Department. A veteran’ of eight

order. clerk and: food porter.
years ago. The

s

-years.on: the Jamaica’constabulary; he has: worked as ‘a mail

ince coming to’ Canada three

police department said. his \ hiring did. not’

constitute a.change in policy but that he was.the first member.

‘of his race to mect.the requirements. .

CP. Wirephoto.

 

LITTLE ROCK, “Ark.

   
     
 
     
 
    
   
 

(AP) —A home-made bomb|

shook the home, of a Negro student Tuesday night in
a new. outbreak: of violence over integration ¢ of Little

Rock’s high schools.

The 16-year-old girl, Carlotta
Walls, and three other members
of her family. were asleep in the
house but escaped injury.

She is oneof five Negroes at-:
tending Central. High ‘School;
where integration of Negroes was
enforced by federal troops in
3o57 after mob violence broke;
ou '

The blast was the first over in-
tegration since bombings on La-
‘bor Day last year.’

Police “began an ‘immediate
search for two -cars reported
erulsing in the arca shortly be-
fore the explosion at the home,
ina predominantly. Negro neigh:
borhood.
 Pollee said the explosivo ap-
neared to be two sticks of dyna-| 0

 

 

{legal still conviction
~ brings $100 penalty,

‘Deno. Tessar, 86 of Phelan, B.C., was sentenced

 

imite. “Dynamite also was used in
the Lubor Day bombings which
damaged ‘school: .board . offices,
the. .office...of: Mayor --Werner
Knoop and: ‘fire chief Gan. Nal-
ley’s station: wagon,

|. Following those bombings five
‘men were arrested in three days.

Three were convicted later and
given three-year . ‘prison - sent-
enees and a fourth, who pleaded
guilty, was given a five-year
term, : The Mth still is to be
tried,

Tuesday night police chief
Gene Smith,: ailing with influ-
enza, got off-his sickbed to take
personal charge of the investiga-
tion, just as "he had done in the:
Sept, 7 blasts. He was joined by
U. J, Casper, special Little Rock
agent for the: Federal Bureau of
Investigation, ©".
RIOT GUNS | .

Smith called oul all available
polleemen, An officer with a
viol gum was posted at each of
the two Integrated high schools

 

—* to the minimum: fine of $100. and costs ov in default.
re thee ‘months-on a charge’ of having possession of an
“illegal still for brewing: alcohol,

Tollowing more. than seven

how's’ of cour hearings before

i » Slipondiury Magtatrate R, A, Mes:
oe was found guilty

Leah, Tessar
" Nuesdnay night .
‘Court,
Spenking throuiglt, van
: ~proter,’ Teasart -
‘ ' oy plen,
. A, Bruce Brown,

mn provincial

who told. th

Soom te

-inter-
‘antered' a not
Ho was. dofonded by

of the purposes of three places of

: - aquipment submitted us

deneo,
, One wasn “unrea’

weeniew oe eeent

avi.

gallon ‘cream
enn, the seqond..a: jd whieh | fit

the onan nnd hae! V: piece of, cop:

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trometeemng nr team iting rien ar. er ae RN ewe men Ee mere topo

par ‘iubling inser Lod “Uhrough | th,
and the third ‘wasa four gallon
metal contalnoy with, a copper
tubing coll soldered Inside, .
Magistrate McLonn in his de-
cision cited ovidonce by a de-
fence ‘witness who stated he
noticed the top ofthe cnn, ard’

Olthe container ~with the. copper
court in his summution that the Nv pp

ncoused had no guilty knowledge

tubing when. ho visited Tossari's
house noar ‘the- rllway station
In Pholan,

Magistrate. . MoLean asked
Tossarl Tuesday night if the con-
tainor witn. Its: tune and the top
of thy can could be readily ob-
sorved by n ansual dbxorver, °
— Possnrl atatotl thoy wore stow-
od in-a barrel in a ‘ahod behind
the hov¥o and could:not bo not=
jeod: by n cnaunl observer, ,
“wT adi eavidence together

friond Indicatos that when his
friond ‘told him to throw the
equipment awny, they both had
previous knowledge. of ‘ita. pure
poso—that ib could constitute a

 

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Tat

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nnd at the homes of seven other
Negroes attending them, |

Police sald the bomb probably
was thrown from an automobile
speeding down ‘the dimly Hghted
and unpaved street, -It tore a
hole a foot square In the exterior
of a brick wall and shattered all
the windows: on that side of the
ono-storey,; home, Bricks were
blown 100 feet and a fow wine
dows In hough borin homes were,
broken, ! oo

Mitchell
registers _
first win

 

mnk from Prince Rupert capture
oc Ita fret

here this morning,
resounding » “11-5

Jack Minotte of.
Rarlior Mitahell:

Colownn,

it stake bit. thelr honor, in ‘tho.

turn, inthe, playdowns by. wine].
ning “tho « nok th waa one. plays
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ae 4 ‘fle

|! program. of aid for Prairie farm-

| ployment ite
‘lieve; “Was: set, over. for: later dis- |,
: cussion.

ELOWNA..@——ack Miteholl's |

win of the 65th ane
nual Britdaly' Columbla Bonspio)

Mitchell and, nt rink ncored. ay,
‘vietory ovor

had ‘dropped

decisions to Aohtulor of Princo-
ton, MeLinnan’ of Bralorne and
With other tostimony by Tossnrl's (Barry Naimaérk's Vancouvor rink,
Tho Mitchell rink. has nothing

bonaplel'to date. They onined a

 

Wiest ch.

Minister Starr estimated that -
federal costs will exceed. last:

year’s. outlay by some $8, 500.- - |:

000,

winter about $84,000,000 in mun-:
icipal works: projects are under’
discussion as part of ‘the plan...

Some | $10,000,000. already has
been committed by the: federal
goyernment. as its: 50-per-cent

| share of approved labor costs-for +,

the projects. .He said that. Jast

year,35,000 jobs were created:
The. other ; relief project, the

' federal-provincial | - cost-sharing

ers with. snowed-in grain,.was
rapped’ by Opposition. ; Leader:
Pearson as’ requiring. Parlia~.
ment’s blank cheque for $6,000,*:
000-—the federal. share—to “be
paid out under” the same order=
in-council procedure that. the
Progressive Conservatives had
often denounced.

n job applicants.

Mt. Staré said that‘so far this’!

 

In the end, the Yarm- -aid estit

recorded 4 ‘vote: and: the wihter?:

 

is? “designed to. re

Today, the. Commons pegins a
Lwo- -day: debate, on: external al- |
fairs. ce
Other developments Tuesday:

1 Justice ‘Minister. Fulton ‘said |
there is a. ‘decided possibility |
criminal: charges will be laid a&
a-result,of information uncover-
ed by the RCMP . in weekend |

raids ‘on the homes. of employees
and former employees of the Na-
tional. Harbors. ‘Board in Mont-
real, mo

The raids were ‘niade in a re-
newal of an earlier RCMP Inves- |
tigation ,into Jacques Cartier
Bridge toll collections which rose
sharply following installation of
automatic collection devices last
year.

2. The Senate: passed three
‘harbor bills.. Two set up har-
‘bor commissions for Oshawa,
‘Ont., and Nanaimo, B.C. The
i third ‘is for extension of har-
bor -factlities at! Windsor, Ont.

.3. Senator F, W. Gershaw (L--
Alberta) ‘yald during the Senate
throne speech debate that’ with
Canadian life expectancy on the

 

VANCOUVER () — Liberal
lender Ray Perrault. said Tues-
day his party will propose an
amendment to the’ controversial
Trade Unions Act at the pre-
sent session of. the legislature.

 

 

 

mate “was.” ‘approved ‘without 2/1 as.. was

Heys Bulger
funeral ‘rites

A large ‘number. of relatives

and friends, gathered: yesterday
afternoon at. St.: -Andrew’s: An-:

glican cathedral to pay™ ‘their
last respects ‘to John : , Bulger,
well- known city “jeweller” who
died Friday. ©

The ‘funeral ‘services for’ “Mr.
Bulger, a longtime | Mason, : were

‘conducted by ‘Dean’ G.._T. Pat-

‘tison: The: service was attended
by 2 «members: of .Tsimpsean
Lodge, AF & AM.:

“During. the church. service the

  

‘hymin‘Abide With Me” was sung me

  

the 23rd ‘Psalm, wane
‘Lard. i My. ‘She herd. ae f
the, Masi

      

Re fonorary vallbearers ‘were:, Cc.
P; Balagno, C.-C.’ Mills; T. Ho
Wilford, WoOR Stone, ‘Dr.. R. ‘G.
‘Large’ and -W."D. Lambie.

‘Active: pallbearers . were . We. J.

Scott, A. D. Perley, William Bond,

+} ROMP:* ‘Staff-Sgt. W.. J. Currie,

    
 
  
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
   
 
 
  
    
 
 
 
  
 
 
     
 

‘| TASTE: OF “LUXURY—tiitle | ~
time was:wasted by two young +}.

“and minutes later were. pro- .

'@ group of 35 ‘members of. 10
* families ‘that were brought. to :
- Winnipeg, 10° of. them suffer-. |

 
 
  
  
  
 
 
 
  
 
 

European: refugees in sampling “
-arrived ; ‘by! plane. in Winnipeg .

vided with. the necessary dimes
to obtain, the bars from. _the
“machines. : They were part, Of.

‘ing! from tuberculosis. ‘The. tu |
bercular. patients : “were quickly ,
taken to St: Boniface sanator- .}
ium: and. a clinic. for «treat-.

 

 

ice’ court. yesterday: afternoon
when he. pleaded. guilty © ‘toatl

 

Trevor: Johnson “and: Ae Bruce.
Brown: Se :

pes
\

$300. million

target figure.
for . tourists |

VICTORIA @—British Colum.
bia’s tourist industry has the
potential and the promise . of
‘becoming the province's second-
largest money-maker in.a.very
short time—rivalling the $600,-
000,000-a-ycar income from, the
forest industries — Recreation
Minister Westwood said ‘Tues~
day,

The minister, in a Throne
Speech debate address. to the
Legislature, sald this was no
“midsuniumer night's dream” and
the B,C, Tourist Council has ;al-
ready sot a short-term target
revenue figure of at least $300,-
000,000 a year for the tourist
industry, .,

 

 

 

 

  

SRR STR Ao 8 8d.

 

rusraen Brling’ Sissi asin, son ‘of, Mr, ‘and. Mra, ‘Dinar Mage
nusson, 1945 Wraderick Stroot,. lonvos today for, ‘Vancouver
for onllstmont: in Quoon's Own Camoron Riflos,’ Tuallior: ‘Mnge -
nusson as been p mombor of Prince Ruport. reserve ‘unit D
Company, Trish Tualliova of Canada; (Vancouver Rogimant): for -

Photo by. Glndya Baldwin,

. union directed tho committee to
_| Invostignte the, violence, that is
| being perpetrated. on. the water~ |
he Canadian Brother-'|

‘| business a

~| tho city and surrounding. ATONE

‘)Day, Act: was adjourned Tuosday

charge : of ’'fraud', before ; ‘Magis-
trate BLOT. Applewhaite: “
~Doll was “charged: with ‘draws
‘ing’ $18:50. over the amount he
was eligible ‘for. through. dupli-
cate social | allowance - ‘grants. din
Smithers ‘and: ‘Prince. Rupert, for
the month: of August, 1959.. He
was. charged ; ‘under the “Crim-
inal Code?” « «.

Reiterating. his judgment. in
these cases,: Magistrate Apple-
whaite : said: he. had absolutely
no. sympathy. for any. person
who would commit a premed-
itated ‘crime’. of this nature,:
_Born: ‘in Winnipeg, . Manitoba,
Doll has’ ‘lived in around Prince

 

 

Canadian chocolate bars. They || ..

month: jail: ‘sentence. in? ‘city. ‘po- :

land the. Canadian’ Brotherhood

| volved.

 
 

 

 

ing..a contest between’ the. sIu

‘of Railway, ‘Transport: and: Gen-
eral Workers (CLC) for ‘certifica-

unit .of |. seamen,;: employed. by
‘Kingeome Navigation Company

NO ‘SUPPORT...

bor. relations ‘board: has. turned
down the certification applica-
tions of both unions because
both failed to gain the support
of a majority of the seamen in-

As to the intimidation: ques- |
tion, he said all votes conducted

 

Rupert - for several years.

B.C, ROUNDUP

 

VANCOUVER—The’
Union: (Ind), aceused: by

:
ate

A 250-membor meeting of the

front ‘by

.More, hectic.

more ‘hoctic year this year than
last, the buslest yen: ‘on. rocord,
“Cpt, B, 0, L, Johnson, ' port:
managor,, sald in an | interview |'
“through... Vancouver
harbor “brought | “Approximately |.
$110,000, 000 .into clroulation | in

Sunday sport

" PRINCE GUORGE— Trint. ‘of
tho City,.of Prince. Goorgo for
alloged: ‘violation of ‘tho ‘ Lord's

without ploa to: Fob.’ ‘19 In Police
court hore,

told court ‘ho .willohter. 0" plea
atte gullty,.on. bohalt, of tho
“The ‘tty 18° olna’ charged: with

   

Wa terfront violence
rings union probe

hood of Rallway, Transport and}
}Gonoral Workors (OL0)." =
year “Th.
| VA NO 0. UVER: —-Vanwouver |

harbor’ officials expect an even

Dofence' "sotttiuol WR: ‘Protwoll |

by:the board are taken by secret) »

3

 

Seafarers’ International

Mr, Broome; indicated “the -al- t
leged intimidation. occurred. daur=}:

tion: as: bargaining ‘agent: for al:--

'. Mr, Starr-said the ¢ Canada. la- ~

for: a.period of three monthg}.

 

many - British” Columbia

 

owned coliseum ‘on ‘Sundays.

‘Election year).

“VICTORIA, — Ib: may; “hve,
heen a slip’ of the tongue, but.’
government. ‘party whip, Bert.
Price’ called. thls, son _sleation
year, wy

‘Promicr | Bennett, has Iniigtod.
Nie thinking is ‘about. 50-50. ho-::
‘tweon an: election this year, or:

il in 1961, when his Social Oredit

govornment: will ave gone its,
full ‘five-year term,

Teacher’ raid’
VICTORIA—Deputy ‘Edueation

*,

day night denied ha, had clamped
down on 6 “teacher: recruitment
raid! ab: University: ‘of B.C, and
Victoria : Colloge ‘and. .sald he
know nothing about such a,raid
unttl one of: Ns staff, told im
Wednesday, pee

Ho"! was. ‘commenting. on.
story’ from Prince Georgo
aorlbing what! was. termed a. auc.
| cessful campaign’-to beat: “slavo
markot" bargaining for toachors

a

 

violation’ of: the act: ‘through ‘ale

 

 

 

 

logodly: y “allowing pad :

  
  

Admission |

whi me aay ae begins, ‘ ‘next

 
    

| also. ‘recommended that:
unions of intimidating seamen Tuesday decided: to

establish a committee to probe violence on the prov

linée’s waterfronts., »
ine s wa Y to hockey games” ie “the olty-|

Ministor Dr. J. 8. K. Bnglish Fri-] ,

 

TR Tas

 
 
 
 

Second: Avenue “West | was: ‘found
zuilty dn city: court ‘this: morn-
Ang: to. a charge ‘of. driving :wit

  

fied, $25. or. in default 21 days -
and ‘had’ his’ ‘icense. suspended”

RCMP * ‘reported thatthe
charge arose as a resultobean:
accident:on Biggar Place: where:
|. they. found’ .,Greene’s eaNeliiele
foverturnedtin, a ditch... wv

ROMP Constable Don ‘ptyarin=
‘son 'stated.that. tire. marks“in-
| dicated: that Greene, was.or-the -
wrong.’ ‘side of. the. road'when
‘he. made the turn at Borden ahd °
Biggar. and’ swerved . to. @82b.QON,
the. correct: ‘side, hit a. fence: and
turned.overe ii: rn

- Magistrate,’ B..T, Ap what

 

 
  
 
  
   
    
    
     
    
  
    
     
        
   
 
 
   
  
       
    
   
     
   
       
 
  
   
  
     

 

sundergo''a ‘physical caietion :
when his’ suspension porte “
over. Yo,

“REGINA ~The “oly .
Indian lives under a. digtatgre 9
ship ag wicked as any inMrope, «9.
SQYys Qalgary lawyer Mradvr0,
Gorman,” She told a ae
club Monday every diclsiondiivan
Indian's Hfo ts ultimatel ae
by:tho Indian affairs departAlont *
and the minister of cltixenship,
and immigration... | eit

e ata Yh

 

| WEATHER—S338

‘Rain. beginning’ eo
Little, change In- t@
ture, “Winds 25 - tomerroy
“~~ morning and. shift:
Southwest 20 in- ante
_ tornoon., Low 30 ay
high. tomorrow 3

‘phuraday,. Tob.
(Paaitic: hee