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-dgnated more. than $15,000 over
the past six years, -

‘Numbers’ were. drawn sunday
for the start’ of five bingo at the

“the elty and these will be listed
tomorrow with further numbers.

ar B.
“Drawn hy - niet Binal Wanne '

. erosecvensern> weseoverseneceen

Bingo” when 80 members |.

of the Lodge staged af

Fleming, member of parliament,

drive throughout the ‘city
Synday

“The money 1s devoted: to the
Children's Hospital in Vancou-
ver. to which. the Lodge, with the
Order of. the. ‘Royal Purple, have

Elk’s Lodge and ,are: listed be-
low, Scaled cnvolopes may. be
purchased: at various stores in

Numbers will/bo drawn each day
and published | in, Tho Daily
Nows,

’ Pirst’ prize fot ‘tho person who
makow “yy on hig or hor card is
“opBlk's bingo’ ‘ont winner’ ‘Libero
Biggur Placo,
$100 towards
Midron's. und
Sunday atthe official drawing
of numbers.at, the, Blk's Lodge,

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“A . Priea:' S ‘Rupert ® ‘ has
now. BONG ; 697 days:
without a. tata: traftic
accident, » ae

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-Porvonol Kiar. ; Cards.

oz, 2 $8.00,

FOR;
Sree: Drugs |

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, HEFFORD holds a sackful -

money realised

‘at-the end of the.Elk’s Lodge house: bingo.drive.Sunday, after-
noon. In spite of bad weather the. ‘Lodge, collected some: $1) 600 ;

Lodge’s March of Dimes drive.

" Vancouver.

“on: card ‘sales during: the: afternoon. The : ‘money: ‘is ‘part of ‘the. ‘

‘for the Chiidren’s Hospital! in-
— Staff photo. by John Pain

 

~ Some i, 600" twas raised | .
for the Elk’s Lodge “house|- a

Tin Onnada, oxtonding from’

 

   

 

 

 

havo hoon Atoylng “opon a or

4B. Co ROUNDUP

| New conserva ative ‘iead-

" vikicouvir ) Stuart

for Okanagan Revelstoke, was’
elected president of. the British

Columbla Progressive Conserva-|
tive Assoclation by. acclamation!

Saturday, Mr. Floming succeeds
Allen Ainsworth, Vancouver al-
derman Reg Atherton was cl-
ected first vice-presidont and
Galt Wilson of White Rock and
Mrs. Bea Zucco of Burnaby sec-
ond vice presidents.

Salaries settled

° PRINCE GEORGE (h—Anoth-
er school district In Bitish Co-

 

lumbia has settled Its wage dis-
pute with teachers, An arbitra-
tion board Saturday awarded the
927. teachers In the Prince
George ‘district an annual
across-the-bonrd wage increase
of $110, The board sald the in-
crense was justifiod on the basis
that it waa needed to “continue
to attract the calibre of teacher
the district. should. have,’ .The
first throo disputes. sottled by

Tarbftration In B,C.. resulted in

no wage jncreases for tencheora,

Division requested.

PRINCH GHORAE @ — Tho
Cariboo Federal Liberal Assocta-
tion Sunday asked the. govern-
mont’ to split the conatituency
in half, The association ann iat
meoting. passed a resolution ¢
seribing the nding as, tho Inver

Hams Lake to the B.C.-Yukon|”
Dorder, Ti sles that it he divided
at Pino Pass, about 120, miles
north of hore on tho 86th parale

"ROMP eracks down

PRINCH GEORGI. (i— ROMP,
have arnacked down suddenly.
on shops which have hoon opor-
ating outalde logal store closing
how's, Owners, wore vialted. -by

olico and: told charges would
be Intd unless thoy oboyed the
atoro hour yoruintions Hated In}
the Munlolpal Act. Many. stares):

ile

 

elected by acclamation —

part of Sunday, The act says all
stores must remain closed on
Sundays and Holidays.

Burglars get $13,000
VANZOUVES \) — Burglars
made off with. loot estimated at
$13,000 ‘here’. Saturday night
when they ransacked the apart-
ment of, Mrs, June Sapera,: The
loot Inclhded furs, Jewolty, and
Christmas prekents, a

‘Hall elected |
- VANCOUVER: ” Qs Willlam

|Hall of Victorlix has: been elect-

ed presidont oF. the Professlonal
Engineers of ! ‘B.C. A - Victoria
consulting’ engineer, A, B. San-
dersson, was*'olected as. vico-
prosident. by: thio: group, Elected
as members of: ‘tho: association’s
council: are: d.:8. Kondrick, i,
R. Wright, P..N. Bland,: W. M,
Armatrong ‘and: R. HL Richmond, |
all of Vancouver.’ wo
ots holp.

Program'¢

‘epinga GIO GE (i) Rie
coinell, “has: ‘Agreed ‘to. “pay ‘10
conta. per capita” to holy" “tinaiice |
n ‘frac homo nursing “care: pro-
gram. Dr, Kor, Bonaon, Medical |
hoalth officer for. the Cnriboo
Hoalth Unit, anid, the provincial
ffovornment, tie subsidize the
program by $11,860.) 0s

No licence -
“costs $10

Driving without a Nconde' coat
Oxcar WIN, of O18 Sixth Avenue
Wert, § $10 bln morning Wn police
court,

AMM plonelad ‘iuilty ‘tothe
charge: which (was Inid, about
2:90 pan, Priddy-“when ho was
chodked on Third Avoniia.: * :

srr mrtotes

RDINBUIGE (A= TH Gilcon
mlaod -the -youts of: 95° of ‘hor
Scottish tonhit:- armors’ today,
Tho rents .for' the: tdrma® hive
boon: Inorenadd: to £3,518. 0 your
from £1,014): The: ‘turmors'‘ar
) Daying:s wp: without u aquoaki

 

 

2 as affairs healtl d
| G. W. Je Fiddes, zone ape

at by: “the: ‘visiting: dentist, Dr

1 bitter. ‘protest : ‘against. th
: ‘the’ ‘dental program . for:

an preparations” ‘for ‘his.: forthcom-,

‘led the 708-party which was. Held
by: the: “Women’s: Auxiliary

: gifts: to,all. the, children. at both
° parties.

neers, Lee James Dell,

 

* Charges of: inhunia

ly. ‘After: a: -five: year ‘interval al.
is now. working: here.} |
Only extractions. are ‘being | done |-
and. no attempt at. _ preventative.

iD nis 4

been: ‘subjected’ to this’ treatm
J
“The? wire

‘states? SeTphis’ is al

 

Santa ¢ Claus paid “2 a “short
to. Prince: “Rupert during.
weekend: but has ‘since. returned’
tothe North Pole to complete.

ing: trip’ on Christmas Eve.!

 

epart-" |
4,

: “More than. 500 children. atten

 

vee whil

aes

dentist

Approximately 10 children. were

fA program. This is- only .one ex-
Pi) ample of many inadequacies.|_
Immediate reply please. Signed |
{—Staff of the Hazelton’ Amal-

yr gamated , School.” ~.

‘lowing the dispatch : ‘ofthe tele-

 

Teeth be fitted with: false. teeth
“Tat:the expense. of; the» SeParicy

“y
; day. and the firémén's te eater

intendent. of Indian Health

 

dentistry is. being made.:.Many
‘children dre losing permanent.
teeth without parental. consent.

were denied today by Dr.|

 

treated in three’ days.’ Almost
every child had ‘teeth extracted,
some as many or four: in a few
minutes. We are not criticiving |
i] individuals but the Native health

In a letter. to Dr.. Fiddes, ‘fol-
gram, the ieachers state “we are

or not these teeth were need-
lessly extracted.”..- 0°. :

They reqiest that ‘children
who have. lost their. permanent

ment.
“Dr: Fiddes stated:

volume ‘of. works: aba Miller, ‘Bay,’

 

jildren-of the fire
uxiliary: firemen ats
jre-gepartmient) a:

"santa. handed: : out ‘goodies ‘andi

   

 

- The jovial, bearded: gent, Jook-.
ing. trim’ and © proper in a freshly
laundered. suit,.. was delivered
from the’ airport. to the fire hall
ina fire: truck,

Before departing for. the North.
Pole, Santa:said that he was un-
able .to bring - ‘his reindeér this
trip.as.the snow was spread 2
little. too: thin’ ‘for Ais sled—G.O.

na

| City pioneer
dies Sunday.

One of Prince Rupert’s pio-
76, died
at the goneral, hospital Sunday
afternoon,

Mr. Dell first came to this. ‘city
in 1910 from his birthplace of
Oshawa, Ontario. He worked in
various firms as a stationary en-
gineer and was last employed by
the city council,

He Js survived by his wife, An-
netta, .two sons;, Wallace of
Prince . ‘Rupert, and Gordon of
Kamloops; and ‘one daughter,
Mrs,. P. | (Violet) Cappadocia of
Montreal,

Funeral arrangements are be-
Ing handled by Ferguson's Pu:
noral Home and The Rov, G. T.
Pattison. will. officiate at the
service to be “held at 2 pam.
Thursdays

| Mines affected || |
“in northwest

 

VANCOUVER. o — The Brite |.
ish Columbia and Yukon. chame |:
bor. of Minos, has expressed con= |.
corn!- ab. proposed. changes In].

mining reguintions that. would:|:
affost ‘mining proceduro. in the|.
Northwost. Torritorion, °

\Dr Christophor ‘Riloy, prosl=|"
\ dent of the chamber, sald Ina ws

sBtiatgmont;, today a committce |»

by. Aim Js conducting’.

porat
tong." )

Dry ‘yuley ante ‘mining poople }

gonorally.. pro grontly- concerned |.
ovor, «tho so-called “Canadian:
participation: ‘Claude’ -
quiras 50 por. sont, participation |":
by: ‘Canndinna’ ‘pofore any mine},

cin’ be brdught' into production...”

Th ia folt. this clavac will have.
a! sven aorlous' effect on the Ine

voatmeit. ‘of: foreign capital in|!
fot only In]. “pe

thie mining: {Ndustry,’

tha: Northwout. Torritories, | put

 

   
 

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Assault sentence

Port. ‘Edward, was found gullty-

T ‘Applewhaite; Ho'was remand-
ed until tomorrow . for sentenc-

  

app intou
a: os gh:.aurvoy of the pro-|
"Canada. “Mining, ‘Rogulas).: ;

Which. yo«.! .

 

 

      
       
     
    

H Port, Edward, Leja School, ‘and |*-
complaint. a

 

and, ‘most. of’ the. children:
7 came. out: smiling.”

Ls, “Dr. ‘Fiddes. stated. he; regretted
‘the. ““discouriesy. evident. in? for-’
warding .such:.a “complaint. to
government, Native Brotherhood,
etc., without checking: facts and
referring - problems to. this. ‘ot:

 

He went ‘on. ‘to. ‘gay: “Tndian
Health Service-officers are sub-
ject to. investigation -if. there is
good. reason. to belive - -careless-
ness or inconsiderate. work «is
done. It'\is unwarranted however,

to make general statements ‘in }.

such: cases where facts and cir-
cumstances are misinterpreted
or magnified. We believe’ from
our reports. that this particular
officer was carrying out his re-
quired duties according. to the
standard .practice of travelling
school ‘dental officers." .-:

 

given tomorrow
Wilfred Victor Stevenson . of

on’ charges of ‘common assault
and-indecent assault; when he
appeared in police court Friday
afternoon. before Magistrate ; E.

ing, ae oe i
“Stevenson: nad. ‘plonded | t not
guilly to the charges.” which

were: “aid as a result of | on in-

cident ‘November ‘10 when) Os+
wald Alexander, of’Port idward

was punched In the face , and |.
Flora Ford,:also of Port; Bayard, |1

in no ‘position to state. ~whether |.

   

THREE

Bolti,:
d’affairs,:

.

:_MEMBERS.- of. a ten-man. Cuban trade: mission held”
brief "press ‘conference in Ottawa recently. , They are!: >Regino|:
-Cuban ¢ -minister: -of ‘economy,: Emmanuel - ‘Btolik,. charge:
-and: : ~Americo Craig, -

ambassador « -designate.* The:

mission is. in Canada to, Investigate t trade ‘possibilities: with ‘this’

country.

Lo cea CP. _Wirephoto. :

 

 

 

Speaking, to @ Progressive: Col
servative:. “party:: luncheon:..M
Fult mn: said: ‘Premier.’ Bennett

: H officer. and his: :work ‘is; endard .
practice. He. completed. @. large }.

 

   

(A stroke: ‘Of: luck "Friday: pre-
vented | a. ‘motor-vehicle. accident:

. Gilbert: ‘Gaudry, of 1152 Elev-
enth Avenue’ East, was teaching
his wife: how. $0, Grive about 4:14
p.m. on the road 'to the. Depart-
ment of Fisheries dock at Sour-
dough ‘Bay.’ ‘In: ‘the car was the
Gaudry’s' two. and: one. halt year
old: son’ Dedn::* mat

Rounding ‘the curve befote the
dock, :Mrs;-:
“panicked,” ‘said. Mr... Gaudry,
acccleratod | ‘and lost control of
the: ear. ‘The: vehicle. surged
ahead;’’ jumped” a small guard
rail’ and: ‘plunged into 12 feet of}:
water. 6:

Mr, Guiidey took his son out
throught: ‘a window and then |"
went back: for: his wife. —

Fortunately no, time was lost
and~ his” wifo | was taken out
through’ the same window.

Although . badly senred,’ none
of the: Gudry's' were injured.

. Mr, Gaudry sald; “Everything
was golng along fine and thon
all of a ‘audden we wore. in’ ‘sor!
ous trouble, Wa were very lucky.”

Lorie: oar. ¥ s towed out about

'16"pim; the. same’ night, but

 

 

Was beaten and. attacked, -

Wor,

i Fal ATLANTA

tl ‘

Voday did oxtotiatve damage ta tho
‘dows in a‘number. of. ‘houses jn the pred

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“MANILA:

-gonvietion of 9,000: offigials,

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orhood:* Thore wore nd carly, reports «

(Rowtors) - — The ‘Philippine:
“announced: moro than. 19,000 ‘govornmont
*. Investigated sinc; 1067. for allogod: corr

"18,000: ndministrative onRos hnvo = “ ronulting. in, tho ., *

“AN GATRO" (Rautars). ice} Tho’? sorninn
Spnpor ‘M Goumburla,-in-an unsourged
envy. ‘oxploaton + inthe. Jordanian Y

awn termed a complete Joss. .

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ALM, a A. blast fita Nogro: ‘slemantary ‘school. oarly:,’ a

bullet and shattared wine ,
sinately Nogro nolgh~:,
Injuries, ,

spin “ prosidentinl ‘fice ‘
yupt. practicos,, About

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ent-tonirottd “news... |:
roport, anid. Sunday. wi

aval" ‘polacd ae Amman":
pohly yy day Ve oe Pe ee a
se) a pbe gkecs

— The Contminilat bloc: aloppod ‘up: ‘ite
Md to underdeveloped nations inn 1060 to. ore thar $1,000,000,-.'.
000 but U.S, ‘officinis aro Jonas concerned ‘by: {MyoRc | Offorta“than
of: Stato dopartment ‘figures ‘show. tho’.
(_ COMMIT TIAG, lod “extondod $1,340,000,000,, ‘to: 20 nations during
“WO-Wovitha of thiv yonr, |
OxprOasOA alarm” at tho’ rity ‘the ; total: ‘was ”

* 0 } sf

  

 

R NaGOON. .: ‘oom -Rangoon's’ iguoab Engilah | lnrighiigo # A
ne The Natlonicarriod' a page-dno 'ropdtt todny: of: fighting:
ony ONIneae  Nationnllat’ quoreliad vane ! Burmese: ‘troops: 3

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dese shav ve |

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officials - havo. been ;:}

| after “stranding

Bennett on. ce

- VANCOUVER (CP) — Justice, Minister-Filton|3%
said. Saturday: Golumbia River: discussions sven ca .

 

 

“Bis * resignatién, ‘speecl
pected: for: some time, was’

or so delegates:: i uh is
‘IT have spent a lot of: time ana

far. this can go.” - .
Mr;: Finlayson’ said:

 

  

until a’ successor ‘was * ‘elected;
probably at‘a:later- convention..
_Most. of::Mr..iFulton’s address.

new year.” :

years, possibly |
Mr.. Fulton sald. -

ernment. assistance, pe NS

copt where: the: federal‘ govern:
ment would invest in.a partner-
boing.”
Mr. Fulton sald once Ottawa 48
‘repald in ‘full: tt would: have’ no
further < Interost in! ‘the: Colum- |;
s gu ay Ee oe SEG fy
He sald ‘Mr, Bonnett's ontas |.
Yogue’ of falaifications" concern: :
ing‘ ‘Finance’ “Minister. Fleming's |:
offor.‘and ‘the premior’s subso-|
quent : ‘Yofaction: wore, i f00: jong
to rote; tovatithis time.” ES
( “Wermust' see: that; the: ‘projet |
‘|Js-of bonefit:to the podplo, of the |:
|province," - tho: milnlator’ anid,
“not: juat: ‘Another, Pot, ‘pro, ect
of the promgier.” ON ge hats

| Four: men:

  
   
       
  
 
      
 
 
    
  
   
  
    
    
      

1 safe

Bote S..

our: Princo: Rupert;
fovapond’.n cold, wot: wight. 0
Graveyard.Islind |,
[Cove near Motlakntla’ Anat night.
Triond hand’ telations’ of
1 onattos’ ells All fi "Campbell,
“1 Gordon Ronson ‘and Willlam An
‘deraon.” ‘all okpressod., , conoatt Wy
‘{wlion : tho” ment! Ald! Hof? return
Howevor,' al
| ante: and sound th

werd unabla.:to: handlo thocb
properly, ,.

ut PWey nade ite nto,

 

i about 6, a

a standing: ovation’ by the: 250;

money as leader of the provin-| ©
clal association; , Mr|:“Finlayson |:P&
said. “There ‘is ‘a” ‘Hmit as 3 to ‘how |’

remain ‘in: the : party ‘as‘ leader |"

was mbie a up fim discussion! of] ”
. jy-Columbia negotiations and -how|. « iL

-Gaudry sudden ¥* they, led to the treaty between) --..[.rgmey.
the United States and Canada,|\. SSS
expected to be ratified: “tin te) \ \N

' “Without: this, treaty, the pros: Cy
ject would. be. dolayed for many]: .
dndefinitely," cia my 7
-He said. the. federal offer’ of |
$172, 000,000..to' help B,C, start]. |:
work | on the Columbia‘'‘project) |
was “a now: approach” | in Bov- ’

“Tt is.a new,, imaginative‘ con: fy

fet rad
dn Pillabury |

froma: ‘bonting trl ‘ttn steely |

amin a
“The four:hdd: bow eagle i
lnat. Mehtis tervifia’ atorm!! ant

 

 

     

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ship: to ; ‘bring the project. sdnito |: ef

wit Nw fel .
“RECORD: WOH £2 lia : a
” cost=of-lvinig: Mdox fenchad'’a\ cae

: recoya'S High «for: the: third -

“gtrnig ght. wonth;” “ratng: ‘twos a

tenthe: ‘ofta. ‘pointiito” 190.6; at .
“November!:1.); Previous’ high *
was" 128.3) aimonth'earlier..Up-.
“yor ‘grap tracesi living ‘costs, |

“pao Pe oad'eloea. equalling. -

100,"for 1050: and'to ‘date this.
your: ‘Lower’ graph? shows tho::.
Indoxt of Cavorigo « ‘ndustrial..
“wagestand anidrios.’. Tho Index;.
“based: ‘on 1949 -figures’ wequalers

"Unig, 100}! Wwas178.2:at October: |

“Ys ‘up Léitrom 176.8:nt Septem-.:
' bor. wey, tel, tate LOR Nowanay! !

 

  

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