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A 45- -year-old Port Simpson
man was sentenced to five years
in“jail, today in police court
When he: pleaded guilty before
Magistrate E. T. Applewhalite to
a charge of committing incest.
Wiliam John Wesley. a Port
‘simpson fisherman. received the
penalty for committing incest
between January 1, 1959 and
August 15, 1960,
"Magistrate Applewnaite said:
“This is an offence, which, under
the. code, carries a maximum
Sentence of 14. ‘years and the
dash.”
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' Vinéent © Dundass of Hartley
Bay: pleaded not guilty to charges
of~assault with attempted rob-
bery ‘and robbery with violence
today. and was adjourned until
August 24 for trial.

‘+ Dundass was charged with as-
Saulting Anthony Clement and
attempting to rob him = and
Stealing a wallet and: $1.50: from
Thomas Didorak at 3 a.m. Satur
day. ;

4 The complaint was. laid by
“Clement, . a taxi-driver with 99
Cabs.

 

 

‘Klaus Richstadt - of -no- fixed
address was: fined’ $35 - today
when. he pleaded. guilty toa
charge of Gefrauding the Social
Welfare Branch of the Depart-
sa of Health and: Welfare of

‘Eichstadt received. $66 . (a: :fuil
‘month's | allowance). from” the
Prince Rupert office _ April, 1.

    

i aie ee the®: declar.
tion. to the effect’ ea, he had
not: received ° any ‘other * money
for ‘the’ month: of! April. :

A juvenile “was convicted of

driving without insurance, today
in juvenile court. The final dis-
position was suspended.
Another juvenile pleaded not
guilty to a charge of robbery

with violence and was adjourned |

until August 26 for. trial.

 

-There were six” persons con-
victed of being intoxicated under
the Indian Act of Canada; and
one person convicted of being
intoxicated under the Govern-
nient Liquor Act, today tn court,

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Libs ma y field

a. candida te

“ae mecting of ‘Prince Rupert
Liberal Association ‘Js scheduled
to"Be held tonight In the Civic
Contre at 8 pm,,. Neil, MacDon-
nid, newly-elected president of
the. associntion,. announced over

thoaweokand,

“ “Tho local Liberal supporters
“avo reluctant to leave the Prince
. Rupert riding uncontested,” said
“Mts MacDonald, “and we are
«hopeful of nominating a candid-

vate Monday who will be strong

Sv onough to. regain this constitu-
‘oney, "
; “oprince Rupert  constituoncy
A {ire represented In. the logisla-
ire by. n Liberal, A, Bruce
“Brown, when the sont was takon
chy Wei. Murray, Social Oredlt,
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“fiesPrinee Ruport has
- ‘now gone 586 days
| without a fatal traffic
‘Tuecident, _

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1 Hng-te-derrace-where. Re-and
‘Murray. will: speak ‘on behalf. of}:
1 Dudley .G. Little; -Social .: ‘Credit "s
| candidate -for - thes Skeena. con-

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Port Simpson
next stop —
for Minis ter

‘Honourable R. G. Wiliiston,

‘Minister of Lands and Forests,
will speak at Port Simpson Sat-

urday next, W. H. Murray, Social
Credit candidate announced to-
day. Mr. Murray stated that
arrangements were. completed
Saturday during his visit to
Port. Simpson.

“Mr. Williston, who will arrive
in Prince Rupert : ‘for a meeting.
next: Friday:. ‘evening. ;will speak.
‘at Port. Simpson "before. eed.
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stituency.

Two hurt i in crash -

‘Ambrose. Sampare and his wife
Violet, ‘are in Prince Rupert Gen-
eral hospital in satisfactory con=
dition following an accident
shortly after 8 p.m. yesterday on
Highway 16.

RCMP said that Sampare, of
Skeena Crossing, B.C., and his
wife. were proceeding towards
Terrace when the truck appar-
ently went oui of control and
shot over the left side of the
road. The truck is estimated to
be a complete loss, Police are in-
vestigating.

   
  

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Telephone 6767

Published at Canada’ s Most. Strategic Paciti¢ : Port

 

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quality of mill

Columbia Cellulose Company Limited is ‘undertaking extensive works to in-
crease water flow to its Watson Island mill from the: present 20,000 to 30,000
gallons per minute. The additional water is primarily. for further i improvement
in the quality of the company’s cellulose pulp. Total cost of the project is expected

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PRINCE RUPERT, BC, MONDAY, AUGUST 22, 1960 |

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The Hon. Howard Green, Can-
ada’s minister of external affairs,
heads the list, with Robert Ellis,
one-time United States senator
and president of Ellis Airlines of
Ketchikan, -Alaska,.and E. L.
(Bill) Harrison, a director and
vice-president of B.C. Packers
Ltd., completing the speakers list
Mr. Harrison is also current vice-
president of the Vancouver

 

    
 

 

Board of Trade.

‘The convention will get under-
way with registration. at the
Prince Rupert Hotel beginning at
4 pm., Septembzr 8. Further
registration will-be handled at 9
a.m., the following morning at

 

Howard Green to speak

 

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available ‘to’ “welfare families. in:

need, “Application: through. the

Prince Rupert ‘welfare officer,
or the “unemployment office
‘should be made. Distribution -is
being made by..Civil Defence
Director J. Laurie at C.D. head-
quarters. |

Old age pensioners are also
cligible for this. assistance and
should make their application to
the above-named offices.

C.D. headquarters will be open
to distribute the cases of free
pork from 10 a.m. until mid-day
and from. 2 p.m. until 4 p.m.
The headquarters are directly

 

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Ani imposing array of top-calibre speakers j is slated
for the Associated Boards of Trade of Northern B: C.
and Alaska, this year to be held in Prince Rupert from
September 8 to 10, J. D. McRae,. convention chairman
‘jannounced today.

 

the Annunciation Hall, conven-,
tion headquarters. First business
session will commence at. 9:15
a.m., September 9,

The city of Prince Rupert will
host delegates at luncheon on the}.
the 9th and following the. after-
noon business sessions, the’ Fish-,
eries Association of B.C. will pro-:
vide a seafood dinner for those:
attending...

’ As the convention will be held
toward ‘the end of the. week
designated as Jubilee Week, com-‘:
memorating 50 years since Prince’
Rupert's incorporation. Enter-
tainment will be provided Fri-
day evening. at the exhibition
grounds.

Saturday, the wind- “up day of}
the convention, will see a con-|:2
tinuation. of, business sessions to-

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ner“ sponsored by the. Columbia
Cellulose: ‘Company. Limited.

TRANSPORTATION 3 2ROVIDED

‘All luncheons and dinners’ “will
‘be held in. the Armouries. Tran-
portation between hotels and the
two halls being used during the

convention is in the hands of the|,

Prince Rupert Jaycees. :
Board of Trade officials during
‘the convention will :include W.
W. Gilgan of Burns Lake, resolu-
tions chairman, A. A. W. Mac-
Done!ll of Prince Rupert, regis-
trations chairman, E. Enwright
of Prince Rupert, reservations.
Prince Rupert officials may be
reached through the secretary,
Prince Rupert Chamber of Com-
merce; City Hall, Prince Rupert.:
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ladies is being arranged.

   

  

 
  

to be about $500,000.

a Flow in the existing pipeline
Will. be increased by the instal-
‘tation of a 500 horsepower
diesel-driven pumping unit close

|\'to the downstream .face of the

OT convention -

: 50. feet of head to increase the

‘Kloiya river dam. The installa-
tion will provide an additional

flow- down the existing 48-inch
diameter woodstave pipeline by

40, 000 gallons per minute. The
‘increased head on the pipeline}

will necessitate additional ‘steel

the pumping station will be in
operation by late November.

; The increased flow will require
increased Storage in the water-
shed area. Prudhomme lake will
remain at the present maximum
‘elevation of 97 feet. The neces-
rsary. additional storage will. .be
ébtained by installing a concrete
dam 600:-feet downstream from
the Diana lake outlet to raise
the elevation of Diana lake from
186 to .197 feet. This will. pro-
Vide 2,700 acre-feet of additional
storage: Flow in Diana- creek will
not. be interrupted during  con-
struction of.the dam. The water
storage will be built un gradually
during heavy run-off . ‘Periods
after , the: dam. is: completed.

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gether witdi.a, reception .andidin=. 464
‘Dult:

‘banding on the pipeline in‘ cer-|
‘| tain sections. it is expected that

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Night Calls—Business 6768, Editorial 6769 |

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Fire hazard |
now at Low

- The. latest - report from. the
Prince Rupert Fire District shows
the hazard as'low.. Up to the week
ending August 19 there had been|
a total of 109 fires, costing. $38,-.
607. Last’ year, fires: totalled 48,
costing” $58,636.

‘All fires* vaused by: the: elec-

 

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iately, ‘This: road is. needed. to

for. construction. of the dam. .

 

Agent appointed
Angus MacPhee; CCF candi-
date for the Prince Rupert riding
in the September » 12 provincial
election, with. the assistance of
his campaign committee, opened
the CCF campaign headquarters
Friday, August 19. ‘The head-
quarters will be in charge of Mr.
James Prusky and is located at
217 Sixth Street, phone 6468. All
supporters and this desiring in-
i formation about the CCF and its
policies or to meet the candidate
: are invited to drop in.

 

 

THI. LARGEST OW, ‘delivery to Princo Ruport o on’

coord arrived :

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Anturday. ab Watson Island wharf whon tho Standard. Waahe .

 

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bunker fuel, The vossol was skippered by Cnptaln R, L. Harriss,
Tt doparted Sunday, for e Vontane, Callf,

—Btast photo by John. Pain,

y. “Constraction
Co., ‘with: “work © starting -immed-'|-

get. equipment and materials in

jsut of tho ‘commission's Intonal-

  
    
 

 

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areas ‘most, fonten ‘were ‘Sinithic
ers Landin, -Telkwa, ‘Hourston }}
and ‘the: ‘south | “pank Six hun: |'

Smithers Landing area.

Ivan: ‘Holmes

CCF candida te

PRINCE GEORGE’ @ — Ivan
Holmes, 46-year-old carpenter
from -Decker Lake, was nomi-
nated CCF candidate at a con-
vention in Burns Lake Saturday.
He will contest the Omineca rid-
ing, currently represented by So-
cial Crediter Cyril Shelford.

 

 

Murray car found
total write-off -

A car, a late-model Plymouth
owned by: Arthur Murray of 1812
Atlin. Avenue, was recovered at
the bottom of a ;100-foot cliff, 25
miles west of Torrace, and police
reported that two suspects wore
apprehended: and > are “now in
custody, -
Police said that. the: car Is a
complete loss, 1b was towed into
Prince Rupert yesterday.

The suspects, a juvenile and
an adult are in jail, and charges
are pending,.

 

Record penalties |
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for UIC ‘fixers’ —
VANCOUVER—During the 12-
month perlod onded June 30,
1960, a total of 177 porsons in the
Pacific region were  prosecutad
for infractions of tha Unemploy-
ment Insurance Act, : Horace
Keotch, UIO regional director,
Vancouver, disclosed today,
“This Is a marked inoroase
over the number of prosecutions

during tho corresponding poriad
of the provious:year, and is a roe

fled onforcomont program,” Mr.
Keotch stated.

* The regional director oxplainod
furthor that tho. large majority
of tho prosccutions was against
claimants for fallure to doclaro
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‘115,000. men. to put. ‘Lumumba’. in
control ‘of: mineral-rich: Katanga, a

province, whose | president: and

  
    
 
 
  
  
   
  
    
   
   
  
    
   
  
  
 
   
 
  
  
 
   
   

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eral’s policy’ of neutrality toward the Congo’ S domestic, oe

disputes.

‘The: council raajotity rejected a
the . Congolege |:
Premier... -Patrice.- Lumumba* and}: oe
the: harsh. eriticism:by: ‘the: ‘Soviet,

the .. blasts | of

COW! “Radio™ Sand: was

to ‘use the: UN: fore ' Of. nearly

 

‘premier, . “Moise ‘Tshombe,
Lumumba’s © government. Ham:
marskjold asserted that if Lum-
umba’s view ° was’ upheld, “the
UN operation | would : ‘have ‘to. ‘be
ended in. ther Congo. ' os

DEMAND IGNORED. | ,
. Lumumba, charging. blackmail,
demanded that Hammarskjold

from 14 African and Asian coun-
tries. Lumumba’s: emissary,
deputy: premier Antoine Gizenga,
repeated. the demands in the
council debate, but the councl}

majority ignored them,

Kuznetsov proposed a resolu-
tion to create an ‘Asian-African
committee as a sort of overload
of the UN force, But ‘as the
council session : neared | its . end}.
after midnight, the Covicti offic-.
lal confessed he could: not get,
the seven votes necessary - in.

prove ‘the resolution. He with-
drew .the resolution and. the
marathon seasion onded without
avote.

It marked still. another... ‘got=

ing the debate the Ruasians ‘ (1)
domanded withdrawal ‘of Can-
adian troops from the' UN: force
“becauso Onnada js an ally ‘of
Bolgium;" (2) called Bolglum an
aggressor In the Congo, trying
with NATO. ullies . to: establish
fi new form of: colonialism under |.
tho UN. flag; (3) and: sald. tho:
United. States: was trying: to
bring the Congo into the NATO
sphore of Influence under: Ham-
marakjold's olvillan ald program |.
to got.tho Congo government
going on a worknble ‘basta, ;

‘contention Was unmistakable, ”
DEFENDS CANADIANS. wl

‘The. -socretary . goneral . paid
that tho conduct. of the Canadian |.

troops -had beon’ correct. This |.

of. Security Council: dologates,

Tho noatotnry- sonoral sald: he
was adopting tho Soviet suggose |;
tion’ for an: advisory committee,
which ho sald ‘would bo made
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clared his: independence ‘' “feom|

be supplanted by a conimission |

the 1l-country . council: to. ap-~|.

back for the Soviet Union, Dur-'|.

The rojection: of . tho. Boviet. |

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units to the UN: military forpo
Hin. the Congor es

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THIS MAP. SHOWS the track to be taken py: ‘the. new ‘road. ‘to: the: “Klolya -damsite ’ ‘which’ is
being ‘built © by the Columbia Cellulose Company Ltd? Increased water: ‘supplies- will ‘involve -
. some changes at Klolya,, ‘Diana and Prudhomme lakes, increasing the’ flow ‘to the: factories. ;

: blow Stat, Photo by. John. -Pain. :

  

  

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world: who “passed” the:
‘There: ‘were | 164. perso: is: writing

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diplomas to. the three -menjelec-
tion ‘of officers, installations,
completed’ at: the. meeting: :
Mr, Furness will,’ retury ale’

Prince Rupert ab the end of
week. ty wit

and: general | ‘business * will

  

 

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‘ROMP: found a Inte-modol car,

Second Avonuc West, abandoned
on. ‘Wantage Road late yosterday
afternoon.) |

The vehicle: ‘was “smaahed. ‘in
the rear, and was first: thought

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and run motor-vehicle accldorit.

Howoevor, the driver: ‘Was *gub=
sequently located and agrood.’ to
pay .the cost’ of: ropalring:’ the
damages to Horts. U-Drive;”’
‘No: furthor. notion ‘ls contom-
plated by ROMP at. tl tio,

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Council | Sunday night renivkeimingly exidorsed ipa oe
Hammarskjold’s direction of United Nations military -
and civilian. aid in the Congo. There was: no formal
vote in the council after:more than 12 hours’ :

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owned by Hertz: U-Drive: ‘of: 250 ©

by police to be victim ‘ofa hit

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