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v. All three aldermen whose terms of office ter-
minate this year on the Prince Rupert, City. Council—
Aldermen T. Norton Youngs, A. Donald Ritchie and)
Gordon E. Carlson—will stand: for. re-election, they

- have informed The Daily News.
Of the three positions also | >

‘becoming vacant on the School
Nistrict 52 board of- trustees,
only Mrs. A. L.. Bell. of 325
“Fourth Avenué Kast has signi-

“ALD, A, DONALD ‘RITCHIE.

| ment. oe
Nominations. ‘for ‘both. -alder- oe

‘ man Bellis. and. ‘Michael’. Kruc-

Wed. Scott, trustees: Av J. Dom-

,-| Lo cks: wil, be. “ba

 

 

‘| the throne speech. debate.

 

fied. her, Intention of standing
again; oO

‘Both Leonard Loucks of Port
Edward and K.. F.. Harding: of

2115 -Ambrose ‘Avenue * ‘are out: of: :

town:: and not avaliable for. com-

‘men. and. trustees close 10 a.m.
Monday, November’: 28 at City
Hall. The election : date. is” Set
for. ‘December BP Le. eo
Those remaining: on the coun-
cil will be Mayor P. J. Lester,
Aldermen: ‘Darrow Gomez, Nor-

ger;*: while. remaining school
board -: “trustees. are. ‘Chairman

inato- and: J. ‘B. ‘Davis of ‘Port

 

  

Mr ‘Harding’ is” ‘not. ‘expected |”
‘back’ until: December: 1 and:'Mr. |
November

 

tics, smap-using,

s course

; Corporal : “Berard. Morrison,
19, of . Prince- Rupert, > BC.,-

member of: the. Royal ‘Ganadian.
Corps. of Signals,. stationed _ ‘at

| Winnipeg, “Manitoba, ‘has. 'suc--

cessfully completed . an
week junior. :

‘eight

 

- The. course,’ ‘conducted | by ‘the

Army’s Western: ‘Command,’ :con-
sisted. ‘of. intensive : ‘training.
{ weapons, ,. drill,.. _fielderaft, . ‘tac-
first. aid: and
jother: military / subjects. L

“Qualification. on. the; course ; ris

 

st.step, on: the way toward]:
ad “rank. departure,

non- ‘cominisioned |
officer’s: course” at” ‘Camp. Wain- .
wright,: “Alta,

 

 

 

 

ae RE EN Ee a

: voys were expelled fiom T Congo today catter Con-

 

ported trying to calm his. ag ps

angered. at the loss of. their a

ast. ‘four men, ding

Kokolo,. were killed when Congo:
lese: troops opened up, wit “
ored‘ car and: ‘machine-gun fire:

pat UN‘defenders-of the: Gh
~' envoy's: residence here.

‘Ghanian’ ;Gnarge

e plane: for Paris this " morni g

 

under the eyes’ ‘of Congolest ‘s

embassy. eanene ba’
who . arrived. Monday..and®

expected to replace Welbe
leave. the country - on the al

 

DEPARTURE ‘HELD UP ys ‘h
coWelbeck’s’ departure - was: .de~

 

layed. more: than ‘two ‘hours: “un-
‘til. the . Ghanian’--secre tary.
agreed. The two: envoys: left; with

Gen: Henry. Alexander,. “British |

commmnader-in- ~chief. of. Ghana's
parmy..
JAS. ‘the. ‘three. men made ‘their |!
tengion rose in’ Leo- |

 

 

 

   

Seven. days: ‘were. snipped: from

Fiiiance Minister, Fleming pre-
sented supplementary estimates
of $54,224,918 plus details of gov-.
ernment- guaranteed -bank. loans
to spark expansion and modern-
jzation ot small businesses. —

= By ARCH MacKENZIE

we

Y Canadian: ‘Press Staff Writer.

  

 

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votes: during: thé ‘day. ‘The Liber-
als sided with thée:CCF and their

one-man. ally,. New Party mem
ber Walter Pitman ‘from Peter-
borough, Ont.

Mr. Fleming's tabling of the

-year ‘althotgh this: was. less ‘than
anticipated.

Exports were up and the trade
‘deficit reduced, he said while

{running briefly over the fore-

cast legislation and warning
that the provinces, municipali-

$pécted « -by his. men, . was | i killed

 

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, United: ‘Nations soldiers

 

i

Mobuti’. was “reported? ‘at: army ,

Ce al al al tl aad a eal ad at ts at as i
as co .

 

lorthwest

headquarters: in Camp’ Leopold A

rying: to calm his: ‘angry, soldiers. :

‘Congolese ‘authorities’ ‘reported:
an = officer: ‘much “re-

 

the exchange. ‘and: three! lieu-

nants were ; missing’! TUN: “hos- }
al officials said’ three: ‘Tunisi= ,
“killed ‘and :

n Soldiers -were.:
ven wounded, two" ‘Severely.

. The Congolese. opened : ‘fire on :
e Ghanian residence after the |

harge d’affaires rejected an’ ex-

ulsion order “‘for’ interfering in
e internal . ‘affairs
ngo.” rs

A cease- -fire: was. reported | ‘are

of The.

nged Monday night, but spora- |:

c firing continued in the -resi-,

 

 

Night Calis—Business 6768, Editorial

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“This. ingenious. trap, consis
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the: thief woe.

 

{return to: power. *

rebel “- beseiged' town. of) Luena
in central. Katanga. . The: :rein-
foréements “brought . “the. UN

| strength there to more than 300.

Some .200° Africans and 12
Europeans at Luena,.an' ‘jmport-

ant.rail and: coal. mining: town,
are encircled by Baluba. tribes-
men. .

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‘More false “alae:

 

Firemen were called to. the

| :At’ Elisabethville. ‘the UN com-
Sy mand:.-reported.. 100 -Moroccan
soldiers arrived * to ‘protect. the}

: orrAwa: (CP)—The Commons: ‘st eaked into ‘action Monday on n the wings
: of: three-par ty. accord. and. heard details f the first legislative measure up the
. government's : sleeve. asa. job-maker. os

"VANCOUVER (CP)—A. yan. who spent. a life.|
time in B.C. mining and early ‘this: year sold’ a‘coal}
miie for $2,000.000° has died in. Santa Barbara, Calif.
it was learned here Monday. : a

“Ridway - Re -Wilson, 71,, struck
it rich when. he acquired . the
Hat, Creek Coal,. west of. Ash-.
croft, in. 1944. In February the}.
huge deposits ' were sold to the |
B.C. Electric, as a source of coal
for a huge therm-electric gen-

 

 

convention ‘of! ithe. “BC. c. Fedora:
ton of ‘Agriculture. : ‘ :

 

Mine may, re-open,
VANCOUVER @ :—- Néw.- ‘te.

 

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nancing arrangements has made
it - possible: for New’ Ainsworth |.;
Base - Metals . Ltd. -to. step. into)”:

erating plant. | |.
Contempt ‘appeal

spending estimates ran the’
forecast total of expenditures
by the government - ‘this fiseal

manufacturers; retailers, :whole-
galers and services, - including
tourism,

tics,-labor and business also solu=| abou Hall at HMCS Chatham
responsibilities. in finding solu-!about 9:55 a.m. Sunday but it
tions ‘to the economic problem. | proved. to. ‘be only a false alarm. |.

of Vancouyer- ahd, Hans, AMEN
“also. one sister, ix

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“Pleads guilty, :.

A’ onoemontiy at lwponded. soni

ico was: given oi Mark. Gim

: hoon, of tho Domirion, Rooms,’
after he pleaded ; guilty: yostor= |"
. day afternoon: ‘a: pollee ‘court
© loon eharge of gommon: nasault,
“ROMP anid. “tho ;.charge ‘was
“laid Novembor’ 18: “after Dorothy
wilson, of no f fixod' ‘nddross,. wis
struck over. the head | and shoul=|.

 qore with a, hanmot ‘in the De-

pulnion Rooke, ry.

accent
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‘ wiyinin Oy gee M “ofl,
“sneon cant dian
nday, He wns.
Mo AvONNO eats: 10, a a
soho someway My. the prov=
{ but hla wont" whoroe |
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Aerbdllbe se waren ee ane ~- pane te

Prime . Minister - Diefenbaker,
Libera al Leader Pearson and CCF
Leader Argue followed tradition
in thé so-called leaders’ day ac-
tion. but self - Imposed brevity
muted ‘the crackle of : political

 

 

 

warfare, predominantly on. the
unemployment theme, this ses-
sion.

me Ponrson had’ suggested be-
fore “the: scasion « convened : last
week that the Commohs push

ahead with consideration of job-
making. legislation is Soon as
possible and © Mr, ‘Diefenbaker
took hiin up at the House opon-
ing. -

Mr, Argue concurred but slip:
‘pod In a non-confidence motion
which wadt't debated and: which
the: Conservatives crushed 138!
Me 43." In one of threo formal

 

 

| ORO,
-oxdcution of a girl. ‘accused of.
toy: plang, The girl, idontifiod |

So +
LONDON, = Thousands
, froin; British: railways today,

ROR con to: ‘contral London, 8B

HONTO of tho no auburn 8c

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quntry: should pny. toward
(eae aids.

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ry — * donimuitiat. China: Wag “‘aynounced - tho |

* pub: ‘ov. the, tracks for faster,
 combilaaion: ‘expects to Increase rovonud by: ‘four ‘mou: "on :

my “none (Routers) — Amorioan, roqueata for" i!
“mot Wort Gorman reluctance today and opened tp, a gap boe. |
avon. tho two teams: yogotiating how muohy this: booming |
tho coat: of Wester dotenog and 1
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year to g,record $5,910, 019,323. .
The biggest chimiey,was $30,-.,
730,000 for the labor depart -
ments minicipal winter works |
program and: voentional train-: |
ing. vate

Mr.. Pearson, ‘said the govern-

ment is showing.. shocking un-
awareness of the seriousness of
Canada's. unemployment and
urged that the: government has-
ten to bring inithe pre-Christ-
mas. “baby. bydgot, forecast in|:
Thursday's throne, speech,
The economy's, fpreing s ahead,
countered Mr Die! nbaker, al-
though everyone “recognizes: that
unemployment, , is, gorious, The
gross national: ‘pr aduct—~total of}
all goods nd; ‘gorvicos produced
in. the ‘country=tose. by three
per cont in tho; titst. half of the

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planning tox bomb: Important:

buildings in Crinton with explosives hidden. {ivibandy and ay”

ns Ho Liehaloni,Wwas executed’;

_. Soptombor 95 along with.two mon: also: ‘neousod oe ulavorsion, ,
t a a report which ronched Tokyo today. eo a

died |

 

of commuters et 4 now. deni: 4
Shiny: tow oleot Ie trains woro.!
moro ' fronivant ‘ Yusheloures
ritain’s, natlonaligod itranaport”’

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" and. Ttavan:. Promior: ‘Amnintore Yanfani mot, ‘today: for a.

to moot the coming. “yony. of.
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Founder of-Fishermen’s Co-Op,

Andrew O: Morse dies at: 82

ON lifelong fighter for labor and one of the found-
ing ‘members.of. the Prince Rupert Fishermen’s Co-
Operative Association, Andrew Olson Morse, of 345

Fifth Avenue Last, died just before noon yesterday
in Prince Rupert General hospital. He’ was 82.

Born in Osthjorka, Sweden,,
Mr, Morse. was Initinted into |:
Jabor. and trado union work in
the ‘Kiruna nfine district of
northern Swedon, He loft Swe-
don in 1902 when he was 24 and
first settlod at the hpad of Lake
Superior. In Wisconsly, bafore
coming’. wost., Ho worked with
unjons- dn‘ the ‘béoni mining days |-
of” ‘Bpokiino, Washington and
Ropkland: B.C.’ and® also. spent
sonio time’ in) Sngkatchowan and
Alborta,::

BATTLE. or KELLY'S CUT '
«Ho'omitio to Princo Rupert In|:
1000: apd with: . ox ~‘aldarman

| George: “Onsey, ‘former socrotary

‘Lof.tho, Rossland: ‘Minora. Union| &
‘Vote: tar Wostorn | Faderation 0
Minors; helyiod® “organize . tho
Prince ‘Rupert. Industrial ASHOS
‘elation, He-waa: fulltime: secre |
tary of tho, 1,200-momber In
duittinl association. at tho time
of tho famous. Battle. of". Kolly’s
Out 'in'April, 101s.

Ho: Inter. oatnbtishod his oact-
pation: aan painter anid pnpor=
ANNO! , ‘tlrat: working for Trade
orlok. Sanddon ane James Curtis

Anti he: wo t Into, his own burl»
neg, in 1920,"

“In 1014" no! ‘returned to Swoe

don to fotch, his. flancec, Anna

 

Hanaen; whom ho ‘niarried in

oP rhnog, Rupart Inter typ: yon

 

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“Por awhile the Morse family

‘lived at Beaver: Pass and Porch-

er Island, returning to ive in
Princo, Ruport in 1028. oo

r OUNDER OF CO-OF.

Ini the early: 1990s, ho: olped .

found. the Prince Rupert Fishor-

‘men's: .Co-Operative . association:

and. also: turned: his hand, to

building. Even. at 74 ho - lollt |

four. houses in: Princo Ruport| .
although | he officially rotivod. in

“Apart: from his siativities help-
ing trade unions ho Was a neme
hor of the Valhalla Lodge «67
and" longtime | ‘baritone mem-

t| bor’ ‘of: various’ cholrs Including
tho one-with. tho former Prince}

Rupert, Philharmonie, Socloty.. t

'.Ho'ln aurviyod by: one son Ing-
vor Li... Morso; ; threo’. dauglstora,
‘Mrs; Btqnloy (Ingrid) Voltch;
Mrs, Christian’ (Vora) Fossuny;
all sof Prince Ruport and Mrs,
Norman (Moroneo) Iyorson of
Qonn, Rivers, ning grandchildran) 4
and ‘othor: “rolntivon. in Sweden.
"'Pineral “sorvices ‘will ba held
nt. 3 pm, tomorrow from Forgu-
‘gon wunoral Home with Rev. Dr.
RW. Kk, Wilott officiating. In-
Gary wilt, bo. nt Falrviow com.
0 ry, “ y
“No, Hower a Hequowts ae

 

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‘VANCOUVER ‘Q — Highways
Minister, -Gaglardi’s appeal
against . his | contempt. of court
‘conviction will’ be. heard Decem-
ber 6 and 1 5 .

Farmers’ convention ;

‘VICTORIA@).—.. Farmers from
across the ‘province meet today
to discuss: their problems and
suggest {mprovements for Brit-
ish Columbia’s $123,000,000-a-
year, agriculture industry. Dele-
gates from: 83. farm organiza-
tions will be.on ‘hand as Licuten-
ant + Governor; ‘Goorge Pearkes
officially opens the 27th annual

 

 

 

 

uic fund

OTTAWA. tho weil
the . Unemployment - insurance’
fund jheredsed’ almost’ $10,000,-

000 hotweon Boptomber . and
Ovtohor', “but: wos ' still ‘far sholow

 

the lovol a ‘your onrlior, tt was err

reported. touny,’ Co ah,

Tho, incredue: bétwoon ‘the’ Hop-, en nas
‘Octobor | lovole fole|..:

tember an
lows tho-pilttorn of tho: last two
yours. oom

At Ooctobor: 41, the ‘fund's: re~
sorve. was, $920,072,000,. compar=
od With '$310,476,000- at tho. ond
of Soptombor.., ‘At, the. end of

Ootobor "Jas ‘your, tha. rokorve
amounted, 0, $404,834, 000,05

Tho: govornment: has: forocnst
logialation aimed. at rtrongthon-
ing the: fund which has shrunk
from n-ponk of ;nlmoat. #000, 000,-
000 ‘In. 1O87--to . dangor.: ie

 

 

witey

with. sbunkruptay, fonrad.. ,

pseddabbbthsnnddsdddadldenned st) tssaibbbns ibe ¥

he ed ae

fae a,

| production, .
said here Monday. Operations of

Kaslo:were suspended,a nuimber,
of. years ago. because, of, opr ess:
ed metal prices.

toe

‘Heated f fort

FORT LANGLEY O@—A $43:
500 federal: government * ‘winter

and ‘insulation,:td..the recon-
structed. buildings: at, Fort Lang-
Jey. Willian’ McLennan, Conser-
vative, MP ‘for. New Westmins-/:
ter, announced Monday. that, the
work will‘be done by next March
31 and will provide. oraployment
for 1 men for five ‘months, an

\IWA: officers, pay; vote|

. VANCOUVER A’ reteren-

dum} will ‘be:.takon | of: ‘western |
/Ganedian is embers of: ‘the, ‘Inter-.
niatiotial: -W dddworkerstor; Amer |’
lea, (OLO),.on. pay, driérdases for
regional, ‘officors, A: “pay: boost!)
was approved ‘by the. TWA, con
‘vention. ere ‘In September, but
a-reforendum. of mombers is. re-
quired if: wono-tlte.. aaks | for. Its}

yf

when ho plonded guilty Saturdiy
i, paliea. courtibofore Magistrate
‘ f

Cann had: stolen, four ‘pairs/.of|
socks from; squire: Shop about
2:45 pan: -Novomber, 18-,and | was
grabbed. and:hald by.w ator, ome

company |. _ officials |:

the. former. zine ‘producer near | bavan

eft cer THER:

" Wittiom Victor ‘Mo Gann of ‘Hol .
flxod ‘address, was: "reminnidod wie!’
til: November 25: for’ sontenclng,,

All be at, 2°D,
st. Paul's: ‘putheran Ghurel wit
Rev. M:-B;’Odland officiating,

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” Le SER
OTTAWA, ‘dp-—Sales of the:new
issuo of: Canada Savings “Borids
now.have. topped, the. $7 5,000,-
‘000, ': mark," Pinanee Ainiister
Fleming ‘innotiticed , todayindh 8
progrogs., report... on, the waal
campaign.

 

 

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Inia. alemont, he abidiiboa

"i as an “excellent. response” ‘and’
‘sald moré: phan , 1,000,000. "appli
cations; rave been recolved;."" —
“ Bome: $208, 000,000
have “hedn' gold. throughs ne.
payroll’ savings | plan, ‘with ?an
average singlo purchase of $332,

 

¥. “Pyne : “Rupert “hal
now’, gone- ‘6.7. 7: days,
without..a: fatal: strat fic
|| accidents: sy,

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Applewhaite: to’ a chargo |e.
of thoft undor.$80:(ahop-lifting): |:

ROMP: -told tho. court: that: Mee |

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“Ir ekment. will be at’ Fairview.

one ar t oo “ es top
$785. alee ee :

works - project will, bring ‘heat 7

in bonds -

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