me by applying: ‘alreetly to: the Tire-

 

 

 

 

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WITH: BROOMS ON THEIR shoulders
ecal” and : vigiting curlers ‘in Prince

2 arine. ponspiel march up Seco
dl wntown » “parade

SELEY yy
Le 3

Gs BEE lila
and smilés on their, faces,

Rupert’s Golden Jubilee,
nd Avenue. West In: the. annual

Saturday. This year marks: the first year

athe: curlers. have been: able’ to march in good weather’ as sun.

hone - for” the - ‘annual . ‘hi-jinks

peni g. at. the curling, Tink,
FIRE’ SAFETY DRIVE:

 

‘Which preceded .the official
—Staff photo. by. Dick: Ayres. -

In‘a. drive tu. -ensure. that all oil heaters, stoves

nd fur naces are corr ectly j

heck”. of oi]! installations i is

I epartment next month: -

‘he move to increase the ef-|-
ency of fire protection isa
mbined. effort on the part of
the City Council and City. . Fire
Marshal Earl.W: Becker. | *
Under the Fire Marshal’s regu-
* lations: installation permits. are
required: forall. fueled heating
and cookin devices. see ee

ay. night, ‘discontinued. the}.

. $l’ charge for oil inst Hi jon. per-
emits. ,

Permits may now. be obtained

 

hall:

‘ing instalation as

nstalled, an intensive “spot

 

“Fird. Chief Becker said that all
oil burning equipment will be re-
quired to mect regulations cover-
set down by
the Fire Marshal’s regulations.

The spot check will not. start
until about two wecks from now

which will give: persons with oil
~ finstallations an spportunity to
7 obtain, their. ‘permits,

Failure’ to comply
régulation { t

€.. ‘Marsha
“suspension. of: ‘oll ‘delivery.

ent: house, where'an oil heater or

furnace is already. installed, can

find out whether. it..:has - been
checked. or..not, by telephoning

the fire department.

 

‘Fat. embolis

sm used

cannery man’s death

A

‘are condition, of fat embolism which plugged

he blood vessels and cut off the supply of oxygen,
‘eaused the death of Lawrence Jonasson, a coroner’s

ury decided: at an inquest i in 1 the City” ‘Hall ry iday

jifternoon, .

Jonasson, a 23-year old Tver
"ess Cannery: omployee, died
‘March 12 in Prince Rupert Gen-
‘oral hospital, elght days after he
‘suffered compound fractures to
‘both legs when he was pinned to
a wall by a car driven by Oscar
Helge Johnson on, the night of!
March 4,

COMPLICATIONS.

In Its verdict the jury; headed
by Gordon Payhe, foreman,
stated that Jonnsson. “died of
complications (fat = embolism)

“ Wkely resulting from injuries to
both legs when — aceldontally
P atruck by a car nb, 9 pm, March

4,
Toxtitying ate tho’ inquest, pre +
wv sided over by Coroner George J,
 Dawos, was Dr, Willlam B, M,
: Wek, who told thd Jury that
when he was enlled’to the house
of Oscar Holge ‘Johnson nt 1074
Hoventh Aventin Wat, he found
Jonasson tae hava.) compound
fractures of: both logs, below the
kneos, ab the, Tovol of: car
' bumpor,
De, Wak oated ha and Dr, .W. 8.
Korghn repalrod, donasson's logs
and that on the ‘Snturday morn-
Ing, Marah §, thare was no ine
Jlaatlon that nora was anything
rong,
. ¥ “nn fet,” the lontor told the
jury, ho was daly fe vory wall,”
However. he Canld, Sunday
morning, Maral 6, Jonnason
Jiupsod Into a cop coma and
LOVOr PHCOVOTOD, | oe
¢ Symplome dlxplayedt by Jonas

See ope EA oo A EO eR

an

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‘wes

 

 

 

 

 

. +e tiaseaeenananae in ecrinbretaert mapas

‘son Indicated that fat cnabolism
had been the cause of death, He
said that, shock from severe iIn-
Juries could cause a change in
the circulation of blood.and that}?
fat.onlarges the molecules, plugs
the blood vessels and cuts oft the
supply of oxygen to the heart,
Oscar Helge Johnson, driver of
the var which broke Jonasson's

‘logs, told the court that the only

mechanical defect on his 1956
car, was the fact that the engine
idled ata high rate,

He sald that on the night of
March 4, he, his wife and Jonas-
son aed arrived home in his car
from a shopping trip.

Ho sald he parked his car on
the'20-foot long by 13 foot wide
wooden driveway and after they
hind all got ont, he deelded the
cir wasn't close enough to the
house,

The sald he went baek to the
cir bub diday't elose the dour or
turn on the headlights as he
was only going to move the car
"a couple af foot."

After ho had started the
motor, he pub the automatic
transmission Into “forward po-
Altdon” and the high rate of Idl-
Ing onusod the car tofump for
ward, THe said he hurriedly triad
to Jam on the brake but in doing
80 he alappoed on the accelerator,
The cay shot aheid, over the
threo-tieh phink at the ond of
the vamp and erashed inte
Jonnsson and the house J% foot
aloud,

Te sald he siw Jonnsson Just
aa thea was about to hit him
but couldn't stop the ear in time,

Mt, dahnson told the Jury that
ho dldia't know ‘whit Jonasson
had beon doing in front of the
Onr, 1 the steps lending Into the
house: wore on tho Nght of the
drivewny,

Olly solloitor A. Brueo Brown
[eoratol tho. Inquost. for tho

planned by the City Fire].

 

 

Persons ‘moving ‘into. a ‘differ-|

SSW

Ly a
Wy YMG .
_ 2...

GC - Mitchell
dies sudden! y

vat age of 56

One’ Of 28 Prince
_| staunchest ‘sports fans and. ‘a
former ‘athlete himself, well-
known city businessman ‘George
Cowie Mitchell, died suddenly
Saturday night in Prince Rupert
General hospital after a brief
illness. He was 56..

Born in Grange, Scotland, Mr.
Mitchell came to. Prince Rupert
as a child with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. J. R. Mitchell.

AS a young man he was most
active in sports, playing soccer
for the Sons of Canada and Cal-
lies elevens and basketball and
baseball for the Colts. He was
also an ardent badminton player.

Educated in Prince Rupert, Mr.
Mitchell | started his: business
career with Bryant and Greer
men’s furnishing: store, “worked|:
for the -Royal:--Bank of Canada

 

_ tand later. became manager of Al-
“l-bert and McCaffery Ltd. :
he: bought -the. interest, «

e-| Currie i 1 (
“could: Fesult | in’ <f

'In 1948

Limi ted

A Jongtime. member’ the
Prinice Rupert: ‘Rotary. Sub, and’
the Chamber ‘of. Commerce, | Mr.)
Mitchell was also ‘a’ past: exalted
ruler of Lodge: 342 of the Benev-
olent, Protective: Order of Elks,
"He is survived by | his wife,
Margarct Jean, whom he married
in October, 1935: a daughter Mrs.
i... T, (Georgina). Novakowskl; a
son Bruce; his mother’ Mrs, J. R.
Mitchell; a sister Mrs: W. D,
(Caroline) Lambie; a brother,
Alex Mitchell, all of Prince Ru-
pert, another brother J, R.
Mitchell of West Vancouver and
a sister Mrs. David (Irene)
Mitchell of Powell River. -

Funeral services will, be held
from First Presbyterian chureh
al 2:30 ..m, Wednesday with
Rev. Ivan 8, Gamble officiating.
| No’ flowers by request, Con-
tributions may be sent to. the
First Presbyterian Memorial

Ruper t’s |

PRINCE RUPERT, BC. "MONDAY, MARCH 21,

 

“move on I

Minister Hees in a ‘letter

based In‘Victoria, -
The letter to Mr.
tests vigorously the decision : of.

 

ini) at Victoria.

agency,” the letter said.

based.

 

Man. given.
suspended
sentence.

"Robert. Alonzo McGarvey, QT:

pnineTen cas. charge-o

of | $50 -and:was' given e mi
‘| Suspended... sentence. ‘Magi

 

E. T. “Applewhaite ordered. h
make. restitution | for-a’ ‘coat: valu-

hotel,’ HR ,
McGarvey ‘pleaded not guilty.
March 17 to the March 16 theft
when he was seen taking .a wo-
‘man’ s coat ‘froma beer parlor.

“Also in police court this morn-
ing was Leonard Griffiths Jr., of
717. Seventh: Avenue. ‘East “who
was fined $10 and,costs or in de-
fault of payment five days when
he pleaded guilty to a’charge of
backing a motor vehicle onto an
intersection,

‘In police court Saturday mor-
ning was Ervin E, Isbister of 1349
First Overlook Street: who was
fined $75 or in default of. pay-
ment sentenced to 30 days in
jail after he pleaded guilty to a
charge of being in cantrol of a
car while his ability was impatlr-
ed by alcohol. Magistrate Apple-
whaite also prohibited Isbister
from driving anywhere in Can-

 

Fund, 237 Fourth Avenue East.

ada for three months,

BURNS LAKE "The number of paralytic pollo cases
reported’ from this area jiereased to 14 during the weekend,

Mrs, Martha Michell,

25, Of Pendleton Bay 265 miles: north

of here, was admitted to Burns, Lake Hospital with slight

paralysis,
+

JOHANNESBURG, South A

}

.-
frlen —Police opened fire on

12,000 African. Nogroos besioging a police station today. Brig,

+
QUESBNEL Q—An outbrenk

CO. J, ils of the Witwatersrand poliea: said 30° ‘Nogrocs were
killed and at jenst 100 were gon

+
of mild influcnzas has affocted

600 persons In thls area with a population of 10,000, Dr. K. 1.

G. Bonson, medical health officor for
is also an outbreak of ' measles at

south of here, There
CAECH '
+.

tho Cariboo, sald there
Williams Lake, 60 milos

wis no estimate of the number of
e_ , Y

oc

GUNEVA (Routors)—Russla loday proposed that East and

of detecting bhom is qorked
OTTAWA, aM,

Wort should voluntarily suspend small nuclear tosts for a
porlod of “from four to five yonra”

while a foolproof. mothod
out, .

nob

m—Orline lnborntory offieinis anid today

that two of the three sochally ‘prominent. women beaten to

doath In Starved Rock State

~ wore bound together by a

sid they were hunting for
HOON ilk ing to the th
they ware killed.

rs
WASH ING'TON (Mme

a

psychopathia kitler,:

+ +”
The | olghth: wook of Nogro anti-

Park 2 week ago: apparently
Barllor police

YOUN Wi. reported to have

reo women Anat Monday, Shortly before

‘

doRTeRAiton cdomonsteations hogin in: the United Sintes South

. boday with no alg % ano in

LIRMINGHAM, lin
ord Wore Idle nt: plants
today becniusg of n _Wildent 8
drivova, og

gland (

Ynedlate solution: in alght,
+ +:

Noutors)—Ton thousand works

of tho glant British Motor. Corporation

triko | PY, at Jondors, and: truck

. + +
WORONTO rhe body of. Jonn Pusllto, 33; WO, : found

Sunday night wodged bononth
In wv suburban North: York.

 

workora died ‘Thursday night,

tho wator main ho wna wolding
tunnol | where, fivo immigrant

_ Curtailment. of, protection:services by the Depart-
ment of: Transport’ could: create a hazardous situation
to coastal, deepsea vessels:and the lar ge fishing fleet
here, ‘the Chamber of Commerce has told Transport

The protest: was made. in. .view

of the fact that the. new.:CGS
Simon Fraser, scheduled: to work’
out of Prince Rupert,. “has: been August 9, 1956, as appears on|

“Hees. = “pro-

your.department to base the new:|
, Vessel (replacing the CGS. Alber ;

“The new vessel was built to.
replace a locally-based ship. -It
was intended for the Prince: Ru- |.

 

1960.

iew vessel

°

 

then’ minister of - _transport,

‘Page’ 7332 of the: House of ‘Com-

ons debates of that date: “Also
in-a letter to E..T. ‘Applewhaite,
then’ MP for, ‘Skeena,. dated Feb-

> ‘said:
“The total -ship’s- ‘com>: noe
“.plement is 36. The ‘ship .*

 

pert (DOT) agency as specifically. r
differentiated’ from the Victoria: oe

The Chamber pointed out tol’: |
Mr..Hees that the federal gov-: US
ernment was on record as ‘having : :
intended the CGS Simon .Fraser | *-
destined to be Prince Rupert- ae

year-old fisherman: from: Alert;
Bay,. changed : a plea of not guilty:
to guilty in police.court this: mor=\s

ed- at ‘$65. ‘he’ ‘took. from a local

 

_-ds ‘to be used for’ supply
“and .buoy work for. the
-'. Prince Rupert | agency
-but will have a ‘radius. of
action sufficient to per-
“mit operation in’ “the ™
» Canadian western Arctic
_and it is planned to’ send
the ship into’ Arctic

.» waters to assist with the

., DEW line. re supply -for

 

“This was stated. twice by the

uary 14, 1957,. the deputy: min-
sti . of:

"a

 

“holds “Good Rink”
“worn on: the sweaters of. the
Tink he was going’.to’ skip ino
the Prince. Rupert Golden Jub-

 

“approximately. three | ad

months: ‘each year. ~The -. ,
hip is well. equipped to
reak ice and: has: a-20- .
m ‘ton . derrick: for: lifting a

‘the’ buoys.”-

 

snot that: ‘the building. of, a new

Vessel would leave : the Prince

Rupert agency ‘badly unde
d

 

 

 

|... The Chamber said‘ that-it had
always’ understood: ‘that, the new
“4 vessel would be based here | ‘and |

ilee bonspiel.., Good was
. unable to- anriye: in - Prince:
in time. and delegated his.
_duties to Jim Georgeson; Jat
‘Tight in front row. Others on.
“rink are Jeft front, Bill “Mc-

ond at right rear, |
.,=Staff photo: by: Dick Ayres
LLITO EO

senrooreccooroe

 

».

Jarge fishing fleet’ since it is de=|: s
pendent : to a ‘great’ ‘extent’ on 8

properly’ maintained aids. to nav: oe

 

igation, ey

 

The letter: “tg “Mr. “Hees “tireed “
| him ‘to: give serious: consideration |:

to the’ time required for: ‘a vessel
to reach Prince Rupert: waters
from Victoria and ‘to the needs
of. the north coast | of: British
Columbia.

“We fecl confident ‘that you
will agree that this. vessel.'to be
used for supply and buoy work
for the Prince Rupert. Agency’
should. be based. at Prince Ru-
pert, " the letter concluded.

Ship waiting
to load grain’

A second! freighter’ is. berthed
at. the Canadian Government
elevator with the arrival Sunday
morning of the Norwegian-reg-
slered MV Bronnoy . from Van-
couver,

The Bronnoy, which was hore
in July: of 1059, Is expected to
start: taking on barley whon the
MV Peter Niclson finishes lond~

ing.
reevecoeee sorcsoecoonsoovesoes

Soft section
on highway
“hazardous”

A soft, soction ‘on the east side|
of the “summit towards Tyee
on Highway 16 has caused haz-
urdous conditions, Roger Mc-
cown, district highways super-
Intondont reported today; He
suid that a 24-hour patrol has
boon placed on: the arow by the
Dopartment of Highways,

Mr, Mekeown: sald: that the
general condition of Highway
16 all the way to Prince George
is generally: “good" with the ox-
voption of a. fow frost. bolts and
slippery seations..
sorscssscsosssscrsecseerssezees|
VALSE ‘ALARM.

' Olty: flremon ‘anawored « a. endl

Bunday wt 4330 pum, to Ninth!

wd Fulton SLroct but upon tre

rival found i) was a false arm, |.

Wromon. sad that an? arm
box In that. vicinity had been].
turned on by some » ohtidron n play:
Ing. nearby, -

Princo | Rupert "tins
now gone 482. days
without’ a fatal trattie
accldent,..

 

 

a flower: bed “

ae _HiMes Chatham.;

ro roveccorncoroes

Morven fond
now at $392

“The Cuthbort Morven Family
Fund has ‘now swelled to the
amount of -$392.33 since dona-
tions have. been. reccived over
the weekend,

The special fund is “for the
Cuthbert Morven family whose
home at 600 Thompson Strect
was destroyed by .flre Wednes-
day, .

Last donations recelved have
been from Mrs. -B. Stewart with
$3;- two anonymous. donations
received in- amounts of $50 and
$20; $30 collected by Captain
Earl Melnnes, commander. of
the local: Salvation Army Corps
and $22 roported from the Bank
of Montreal, $20 from .G. Fox
and $2 from. Leon -Paulin,

Donations may ‘still be sent
to the Daily Nows cditorial of-
fice or any of the three chart-
ored banks) In the elty with’
cheques made out to “The Cuth.
bert Morvon ely Pund.’” |

6 die i in fires,

By The Guniadian Presa

Mires and. ‘traffic nevidents took
tho livos of 34 Canadians during
the wookend.

A mothor: and two children
died ina Nova Scotia fire and
two bacholors died in a fire In
Napanos, ‘Ont, Nova Scotin ro-
ported one-othor flro donth,
SLING OIRIPODILI LS

 

D COMPANY, IRISH. FUSILIERS
(SET FOR INSPEC TION TONIGHT *

lit«Col, Wi 0, Lamb of: the Canudlads. Army. Hondquarteta,

‘RO. Area, will hold:
Irish Wistlora?:
In ‘tho: Avmoury.

snual .

“Commanding officar. of: the loval millttn: unit, Captain” |
Moore sald today. that Lt«Coal,'
Wi who was :unablo. 6

Bishop,

10 Inspecting. offiver is Major © :
ny. agno outs of tralning: and, ‘administration: of the ‘local. |.
‘ parrio out together With “a: parade of: tho:s ipo dT,

POPULAR “RADIO SPORTS,
commentator Bill Good, centre, y
banner, |.

Chesney;:lead, Sid Elkins, third: P
“at left rear, and Al. ‘Perley, SeC--)

 

jh beinee ® Navy. ae ng
ec) first: daffodil, re-.:

‘rink ‘handed ™ Ed: Garner's’ ‘quar.

10345: draw: this. -morning..

draw: this’ morning. ©

{> In Cc! Event play ‘today ‘for the me
secondary to grand: challenge oe

| trophy, Miner, ‘Simundson °trim-
med Pat Deane 11-6, Larry Pru-
den ‘from Terrace beat: Pete
Moroz’ 9-4 and . Stan’

downed Ted Parker 4945

 

Seaman fined |

while impaired

i Knud- Berg: ‘Anderson of. the

Danish freighter MV Peter Niel-

sol) was ‘fined $50 or In default
of payment sentenced to 30 days
in jail, when. he pleaded guilty
before Magistrate E. .'T.. Applo-
white in police court this morn
ing toa charge of impatred
driving, He was, also prohibited
from driving ~ Jn: ‘Canada ‘for
three, months,

Honor students
visit warships _

Eleven members: of Booth Mo-
morlal.. High ‘school: “Honors
Club” were treated to: a . visit
aboard : the - visiting: Royal Cans
adian Navy destroyer escort
HMCS Fraser Saturday after-|b
noon, Under. the direction of
tholy.:teacher-sponsor --V,..R,

‘Prolson, the: students, wore taken |’

oni specially guided tours of the
modorn ; anti-submarine voxsol
and later ‘wore sorved refresh-
mons, Tho Fraser which. are
rived hero. Saturday © morning,

 

(vancouver. Rogiment) : tonight : at, 8 o'clock

fe ‘HO
une

sallod onrly: nt 8:30 0, We Locay

{napection .of “D": Company,

Liunh: is representing ..
attond, Accompe.
+ Ujlley. Cee yt

     

Cooper :

$50 for driving ,

which. won't go’: down. ‘ins:the.

“Gerry I Lemire’s si mike stood alone a at noon’ toda “as
“Ja quartet to reckon. with. as the: Prince Rupert. ‘Golden.
J vite Len Bonspiel headed. into ‘its finals '

   

 

cae +Bell’S [:,
tet. a:..13-7. shellacking. in the 6.

In B° Event: ‘Anderson. downed i
Myers of Terrace'6- 3 in: the’ 8: 30 "

VICTORIA (The B. Griew:
islature. ended. a - 37-day: sitting

record : for ; anything : politicnlly
spectacular — except. perhaps

that It may . be’ a _Bre-election

session, “0:
Lieutenant’ Governor. =

met

 

Ross ate Friday gavo.: ‘assent to

& ‘prank

NS Te ANI PG: po

 
  

"80

80' bills inthe traditionalwwind-_

up ceremony. Paper fewsinall.

directions as membors ‘syowed

thelr exhuberance ‘at the, ‘end7of.

Jong” logislative grind: which

| ' ineluded | 18 night -alttingsy. wht

The billy signed. by: MtfRoss
Included. the supply meast¥; for

$331,000,000 « budget, .. a: “be
many. obsorvors ‘say is. ae Inter
lo an election, probably im Bep-
Comber, ce i
PREMIER AILING

j ah eee
‘But the promlar isn't "es ing.

A unt ‘late suming wine
. ‘ade-

eo

  

cluding . a, May-June:
boosting. trip to: Britain.

Increased pensions “and!
issistineo,.an -{nerease wh
from $28 n-yoar in: thaw

owner grant, group. inky eine

mel $8 fram $6.0 dhy~Wi
oluded in the government
ta

Braun.

wb

| WEATHER...

Raln' ’ Tuesday:

“Little change An te

+ ee we 1B au southw ‘
tonight, rain

‘90 aver tho Chnroilori

drys Lew ton hi ht. andi tl
Tuoadny 38. and. 45."

 

Still convalosclng: from a fane
gary kidney operation, hewwill |
au

Premier W, A; C, ‘Bonnott'siFedord nae
dget,

Mot

and some. pry imoronses teolvil

sorvants and. increased jury? nm we
1a \