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‘government .

discussed in south —

VANCOUVER (CP)—The’ Province ‘says “the
“likeliest bet” for the new Social Credit: eabinet follow-
ing Monday’s ‘general election “is ‘Frank Richter «of
Similkameen as, ‘agriculture minister, Works Minister
Chant as labot ininister and. Waldo Skillings. of Vic-

toria as works. minister,

‘In a dispatch ‘from: Victoria,
the newspaper said the- appoint-
ae of Mr,..Richter,, wealthy

rffacher from Caweton,: . to. the
agriculture post” soe ms a “foro:
ene conclusion. 4s eos

Agriculture “Miniater Steacy |.
was defeated Moriday, along with
Labor Minister Wicksi 0:
: Granny Seymour, 108 |.
PRINCE GEORGE" “Q--Hap-
‘pin ness is the key. to: long life; says
; Finny Scymour, who. celebrated
Hef 108th birthday.-hore. . “The
old days were . Bost, but: these
days ara good, too,” ‘she, added.”
',8he was - born, “Margaret
Boychey, daughtot! df a Hudson's
Bdy Company tiator, at old: Fort
StxJames, one of-théploneor fur
nosis. The record Of.hor baptism
{nw 1860, at, Stiiart: Lake is pro-
sotved by. the church, ‘and :the
pifth’ date of 1863’ was accopted
‘pyr the ploneer:: ‘priest. who offi
elfited at the baptism, nn

“pho sald sha: romembers - aqnany
ndted figures of British Columbia
Itgtory, ©, Ineludings ‘Sir). Janis
Douglas,’ ‘governot: 9 “Vancouver
Tafind nd latdr: | Hoyernar,
Bullish Columbin,

+ “SieToRin ‘Qe Maye Pp
| Agfrrah sald: Tudeday tho: fedornl |
govornmont's: cpajafon tocrento: a!
AIeVORRGL _cOnAbe ft Py eervien |,
cold monn rellot of tha: mom:
wae altuation; ir. tho ahi
fel Anduatty’, ‘Worei: Ho'snld: ts
Hos tho governiinant’ will, ‘tal
Imai notion ils man r

Abuntor’’ man
Oy, “RNIB, BC. , i NERY Orn an
pihvae waa alia. t su oe

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night

the Fernie area, The man, whose

name was withheld, was shot be- .
in}
Hoxmor, oight miles northeast of]:
Police said the youth re-|:
‘ported he ‘heard a noise in the}:

‘hind’ a vacant. schoolhouse

hore. —

bush | and thought it was a bear.

New work lay off

VANCOUVER ‘())-—A. yy spornty
two-week layoff of 70 mon at
Western Plywood plant here was
extended indefinitely Tuesday
and 100 other. employees were
told they would be Inid off in six
to eight weeks time, A sales do-
cline and troubles with new ma-
ehinery. ‘wore blamed for the lay-
‘a Ss, .

Polio victim

LANGLEY «)-—A’ two- -yeur-old
boy wns admitted to. hospital)
Tuesday in this Frasor Valley
community suffering from. polio.
His’ condition, was reported: falr,
Tho’ new ‘case brought the total
nimber' of ‘pollo victims, in BO,
this, yen 0: 140. ;

rea be

wo! of the: City’ sewerage scheme.
028. 26 by Tnter oy. Contracting, Co,

GAG ‘nooting was-held: botwoon
the. company, tho City and the
City’s engineering consultants
which: resulted ina sories ‘of yous
ommondationas which havo boon
adopted by Counoll, '

‘fome 6500 feot of: aml nowor
Antornla, Nayo’ been, deleted, from
‘thie. original. contract and will,b
conattucted: by alty, crows, This
wor Ww high-risk item in the cone |
‘trnot: and: priced accordingly...

have also ngrood

‘yard f bedding gravel. at $2,

 

“Tho oom al
to: ay to. he. clty.4000 cubla}.

‘por, eu ple yard: londet:¢ Ou sak

_ Wilhelm Pieck:

jn .the second. hunting F
fatality of the young season in|?

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{with an- intended:...work™:
|scheduled .

=| trance. .road. and. car:

~ PRINCE | RUPERT, By WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,

: has:
re: of
0

“The
projects have: been & upe
gether ‘as follows?)

(1) Runway,:: taxiway

.[apron” lighting,..approach . ght-.
7 {ing > ‘and hazard : beacons: plan
"\are. being. prepared’. cand : ‘tende

will. be called later’ this mont
sta

for _mid- ‘Novembe}

1961.
2 (2). ‘Control,

| ber ‘1, 1960...

1 (3) Navigational aids and
: down ‘facilities. “(remote -tra

| mitter and: receiver.and ins

‘| ment’ landing ‘system; plans:

| specifications’ have. been . com=" »
\ | pleted: and. tender. call’ shouldbe}. ¢
| this, week: © The target. date
‘the - ‘building. and :access: road™is}..

 

 

state; the Ea

“The new council: will: ‘take: over the funtti
abolished : ‘following th

~. whose post. w

: ONDON

. the Russian. Steppe, Moscow Radio said Tuesday: in a broad- —

cast, for. ‘agricultural - workers. :

No -rain “fell: ‘in7 the region ‘in

April and. only, about: a half” ‘inch a month from May. to. August.

"he will seck*
' gave. his. supp

fifth term ‘in:

*

0 Mayor Nathan Phillips. aiiniounced. ‘Tuesday

"the December ‘5 elections’ and

t ta, Sunday. movies ‘in ‘Toronto, an. issue that .
: also Willybe. settled-in the: voting.

Controller. Jean. Newman

- announced earlier | that:she would be a candidate . for: mayor.

«Various. church

LONDON, “Oat

survive nuelear war.
+

“Three persons were
' Clals to distribute anti-civil defence pamphlets near'a nuclear
- fall-out sheltér-at. the western fair Tuesday night. The pamph-

lets said fall-out shelters are uscless for: ‘protection and that
their only ‘function is to “persuade us that we can ‘gomchow

+
‘NICOSIA’ (Routers) —Arehbishop Makarios, ‘the . president

‘Etoups’ have said they will fight Sunday movies.
cS +

*
forbidden by offi-

+

of’ Cyprus, will “most probably” lead this young republic’s first

” delegation.
Tuesday. re
KUALA LAMPUR, Malaya |

*

to the United Nations Gencral Assembly session
— starting In New York September 20, a press report sald ‘here

‘
4

+
im—Tho: Malayan govrenniont

‘has agreed’ toa’ United Nations request to Increase its con-

tingent to the. “UN force in the.

Congo to 700 officers and mon.

Ib was, roported: Tuesday an extra company will be added to

the original: 460-atrong unit duc to leave for

WOOK, Pa

Leopoldville next

 

‘Kirst: Aid study |

“A ‘one-day - ‘abuidy course In
casualty simulation - ‘Is planned
for. Saturday, ‘eptember Wont
the Civil Defence hall, across
tho street from'Oity Hall,

 

Changes in Pha:
~~ yeduce. tender ;

Board: of Works: committee. vepolted: a $96; 828,

 

Tho courso; sWonsorod by ‘the
Prince Ruport branch of tho. Bt.

st ‘ ae

ot, nt * :

ampount.

‘Tuekday night.

Ol at: the. ‘oruahor, It was alao Agreed
that tho conpany work on 4
bnala of 65 mon during the wintor
work Incentive porlad, =.

The city, In yotirn, agrood to}:
grant to tho company right td
orusly and. use: (on 'thig. project|~

atockpiles of. .b kon. TOOK non
Moroaby AVonoy®.

Buffiaiont fur are; now avnlle
ablo to complateith
tondorod, sy

Reduction | insep 00 :
0| manholos, ° rook excavation and

L boddlug: $05,005 q7

2 of

work na Now|

"Toe | f

set, Saturday

John Ambulanco “Association,
will provide instruction in the
bnaic arts of casualty portrayal.

Boginning at 10 am, sharp,
the course’ will last all day, and
nv $l'foo will be charged to Pay
for matorlals.

‘ae .

sewer @.

by

77 .cost. ‘saving 0 on "Phase

The, orlalmal bie, was. , $858]
Lid, of. Pentieto ny

ed lise wheres Leesan

4

duction by minor nitorationa ‘int!
dosign amounted to $15,750; and
the reduction ty

dortaking: cortaln:
$18,008. |
of $06,023.77, ee

ality crews Wie
works will bo

ae

Prince ‘Rupert “jaelle
now, gone ' 608’ days

che He wae

1. traffic

 

| tateet. date: for, this. is s March 31,
#1961. :

, (6) Working ‘deawings “are> val-
“rimost ‘complete ,on,.the . “airport
“ terminal building and a ‘tender |

death 0 ¢ Pycaldont or

at ?P permit | to. start, operations.
éuters)—Drought has hit. thie : Volga region. of. fos :

‘that up tothe:

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‘Supply. and © ‘sewer-

ge. disposal ‘facilities platis.. and

specifications. are’ underway. ‘and| :
a tender call ‘is: ‘expected ‘early: ‘in|:
! . Completion: date, “April OS

(5) Airport: :

preparation for: purchase and the

eall. is: expected:: very, shortly with
@ contract award in.October. ‘The
project: will. .be- completed, . if. on
‘schedule, ‘by. October 1, 1961. :
City: “council © work. involving
‘ferry. Jandings. has* reached’ the
-engineering | plan: stage,’ put. fur-
ther; information is‘being awaited
from- Ottawa... “before, work’ ‘PEO-

equipment and. _nalee ig'in|

 

No eee on’ had. been. re-|.
ceived, said . Ministeri. Hees, from
‘Canadian Pacific. :Airlines: for‘a

do oy mane
-from’59 level

‘construction. in prince: ‘Rupert

| climbed during July. but almost

collapsed in August.
Bullding inspector. J. 8. ‘Ewart
said that-39 permits:for a value

| of :$206,197 were. issued in July,

while 50 permits for a value of
$50, 167 were issued in August.
“The large increase in July was
due: to:construction of the Can-
adian. Bank ‘of Commerce on

| Third Avenuc which was valued
at $99, 507. .

An ‘eight-month total - “shows
end of August,

1959, 335°, “pormits for. a total] ’

\yalue of $1, 319,804 were issued,

while for the same period: this
yonr, only 278 permits: for Aa
total value of $748,324, have been

 

i for $63... and. Ono, ‘wrooking for)

This 18. a total saving) a

igaued. ‘This . is a _ decrease of
$871, B70,

In Auatist there ‘were 41° real
dential permits issued for a total
value of: $40,067, while the com-
morclal | total was seven permits
for a value of $4,680, July's fig-
uton wore 26 renidontial pormits
for $74,250. and ning commorclal
for- $106,747, | mo ,

; r/The: construction: of realden-
tials. dwolling. houses | almoat
atopped last month 8 only one
‘pormit. for. $14,500 was isauod,. In
July. four. ‘awolling permits wore
“|'tanued ‘for a value: of $56,500.

a Aig “1060's. total. was 1h
‘dwelling «perm
‘IT value. of $149,000,

 Pormlts issued for uly ine ‘Ins

gludad::80 building for $347; 14
‘| plumbing : for $74; one: ‘plnating
for’ $2; ‘and four. septle’ tank for
$90)\A Avguat's total was :50 butld-

permits for $180; nine plum<
blag. for. $57.50; threo blasting

12.80.

: de

° Hae ‘Other Group will meet ‘at
‘Gp méitonight: at 196 Fifth Avoe
nue: ‘Woat; ‘Business, | genoral dis-
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Congo. (AP)—The: Congol. aaa a ;

Army,. counted asa decid- =
ing: factor in the. struggle] -

between | ‘President: J oseph| ©

Kasavubu » and’ Premlr

Patri¢e Lumumba, today
appeared _ ‘disintegrating

na : | into. tribal lines. °

No: one was’ Sure’ ‘whether. Lu-

‘}-mumba, -: OF ‘Kasavubu * held’. the:
in: “the “undisciplined: ’
Ba was- cleat | oth leaders)

: “of.ts

upper : ha

teeaasily
into. their: ‘tribal: attachments in

~ | the 10° weeks ‘since they’ ‘mutinied |.

against | their... Belgian ‘officers
following. Congo’ independence.
The “situation became ~ /more
‘| confused Tuesday- night when
Lumumba. defied a new ‘Kasa-

-vubu arrest: warrant and strode

intoia joint session of . 'Parlia-.
ment. which gave the premier a
rousing cheer and voted him dic-
tatorial powers.

-The vote meant liltle, since a)"

majority of the Senators and
Deputies were. absent, but Lu-
mumba. jubilantly hailed it as a

legal mandate empowering him |

to “arrest. any person | causing |.
trouble.”

“T did not ask for full powers,”
Lumumba asserted. "It is the
Parliament which has offered it
because of ‘the gravity of. the
situation.” we

‘One Killed
‘at ‘Smithers ”

An ‘acoldent which occurred 35
miles cast of Smithers about 2:30
‘this morming took the life of one
teenager and soriously injured
wo: othors; ROMP. at subdivision:
reported, ; .:

Dead Is Josoph Haran ‘Gozo,
18, of Smithers, Franklin New-
ton, 14,.48 In fair condition in
Bulkloy' ‘Valloy District. hospital
at Smithers,. while Jacob Bison-~
berger js.also In. hospital in sori-
ous condition, 4

Polico anid : that. othor details
of the ‘neoldent aro. not known,
put. | no. other’. ;Wohiele was, JIn-

A long-tim yaident. fo Prince
Rupert,’ Jacke: do’ Hod’ formorly.
of: Milor: "Bay,, died: yestorday.. in,
Pririce® ‘Rupert General Hospital; |
nt the ago of:72 years.
“Born in: the

Hod" rinca: Ripert: in

niet
| 1020 ° and had lived hero aver

i a gardonor: for

uh -Hovhad: been
school: Distriot ‘Ba for! tho, ‘pit

olght.
MY,
wife: ‘Margaret an
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regrouping. ‘themiselves we

; contalnod liquor, yr

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te pftletntin yet |

 

jen-day ‘ja
handed out: by Mag trate! Bet

Avenue : West? when. aie, pleaded}
guilty. to'a charge’ ‘of’ taking ‘a car}
without. ‘the: owner's .; consent

9 «it his ‘home, following | ‘an ‘in-
Canadian National
Famp.. oa tg! .
Ae A- similar ‘chatge- ‘against - al
juvenile and Arnold: ‘Angus of no
fixed | address: was‘ ‘dismissed. ' “

- Railways

oA. charge. Of ‘possession: :Of.
1| ward Isbister:of 1964 Seventh. AVs
enue. East was. dismissed in. court
today. on the grounds “that'lt-was
not. proven: that what. Asbister|
discarded was a bottle of Hquor.”
Clayton Dennis : Anderson? of |
1130°"1l0th Avenue «East: and Is+|,
bister .were observed: at the: fair].
| grounds near the Civic Centre; Ib]
was, stated: that when,-the : pair |:

throw two. bottles away... -

Andotson was found quilty of al
similar charge of possession: and |:
fined $15 when’ police — proved
that: the bottle he ‘had Slagarded |

y
: Sa oe

emer

Frank George’ Rabivison; , of
Metlakatla: WAS convicted’ ‘yeater-
day: afternoon, in » court: on.
charge of: assaulting G, Rolica: ofe|:
ficor and was, ‘romanded yntil

Leonard D, Leighton:-ot): 9187
Seventh Avenua Beat pleaded not
guilty to'a charge, .of. Impaired.
driving and was: remanded. until]
September 24 ‘for, trial

Leighton "and : Robinson were

arrested early: Sunday ! morning
wm jat McBride Stroot and Third Av-'
* -lenue whenian ROMP patrol s at
et ted: Leighton’s’ car weaving:
ed. and: Robingon :

cnt. was atopy
immodintely ‘began fighting w:
‘np constable: ‘Thoy: were o how ql
sequently: ‘charged. y

th

:
. ni We “

Tetfory. and, Reginald .
woro, ' ‘onch ganvverioed
months. In. fail. whan t
‘|Roared din. Por
court. onterday “Uttorne
ane ‘af os and on 1 ony
y and" Do
th a! not Wan

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nha nd btok
wae IZ Howe. in:
jut hnd: left: empty-handed.
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Applewhaite today.in police. court
to Clive Russel. Wiatt*of 713-Thira}:

Waitt: was: ‘arrested - September. c

eident at the- bottom: of... they

a methods: for.: ‘the: ‘promotion..

liquor against Irvine: Erwin Ed-|,

Soptomber 19 for sontence,,.’. ae

be o ’

mwo. Bort, Edward: mon; Toahna |: .
Bouglns,|- :

Haward: peice .
arin,

én' Into . >
‘Port wdward |

re “appointed. te
E ritish’ ‘Coltimpbia, ; wil

‘Harry. Loder of: Prince: Géorge *

i It.was. decided to. prepare.
‘Maps - of the entire route: show- .
ing: sections . completed,: “terrain
structure’ and -other. details:-Dis-
‘cussions. ‘also covered ‘publicity ~
of
the new,route... 9) 2, ,
“The Association felt, re a
‘Applewhaite;: that. joint: fe cpale
provincial: action on the northern
‘route:-should” start. immediately
‘and not wait: for: the. completion —
‘of: Trans: ‘Canada. Highway:;No Onl,
as’ this: might;.be : “considerably.
‘held: up .in other provinces
Mi, sApplewhaite,’ in reporting -
to Olty Council, ‘urged: active:par-
tere ee ‘support: ae she

‘| caught sight. of the police, -they ae oe
‘)fled up First Street towards Secr| |.
jJond. Avenue and were noted. ito] ey

pala to the Dally. Hovia?

|. MASSET, ; QOI. —No,’ “tnjuges:
‘wera veported from 13. crew.and..
passengers of the Joy Cheridne
when she went aground on “RvOsa
Spit-last: Saturday... -. .

"The: 50-foot, vasool, will: 'Bé te-
‘floated: -Q8 .§00N. as: poss iblo,
‘Blame. for tho. wrack was laid; to
fog; Tho, vossol. was’ holod ini.tho
accident, ts ca : : .

"eileen eee i a
RESCUE: AIRCRAFT?)
“An ROAR ° Oanso’. flow” ins 10:
Seal: ‘Cove : this: cmorning:. 16)J4
carrying’ ; officials: who willy be,
‘discussing’ reactio: work: ‘In, this
@} erga. wihh ‘Toon. oftletalay

yt ian

1

“Mostly: ‘su

 Dhursday:.? “

“wouth tattle ohan
porature: “Winds:

- eantonally,- wrench gre
6.;, Low. 't night.”

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