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4 ‘Unemployment problem]
- causes Cabinet meet —

(OTTAWA (CP)—Prime' Minister - Diefenbaker |
| - bcheduled another cabinet meeting today, the. third: ‘in|
7 thyee days this week wréstling. with ‘the. prospect of, ;
" mounting unemployment i *

Accident kills

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docal woman

oA {former Prince Rupert’ ‘girl
wals ' killed Saturday: “when ithe
truck in which ‘she was. riding
collided with another ‘vehicle: vat
an: intersection in Princé! George.
“Dead is Mrs, Beverley. . ‘Jean
Michaud, 1, ae Prince: George,
“Mr. and. “Mrs.
Thomas Vigue of: 621: Sixth Aye-
nue i West. | .
Born: “in: : ‘Revelstoke,’ Mrs;
Michaud: and. her family came
tow Prince Rupert: in. -1957.. he
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to: ‘Prince’ George.

Mrs. «Michaud ‘is. suivived” ‘by
her: parents; -two -brothers;,Don-
ald «and : ‘Thomas’: ‘jr3. and" two:
sisters, “Ruby-and “Mrs: Murray
(¥vonne) » Stephen, all. of. ‘Prince
Rupert.

Euneral services ‘will be ‘held
at: ‘2 p.m." ‘Saturday at -Ferguson
Funeral Home, ‘with ‘PR. W.iShat-
ford; of the ‘Prince. Rupert. C Gos-
Pel. ‘Assembly officiating.

 

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PRINCE RUPERT, BG THURSDAY, ‘SEPTEMBER 8, 1960

Night Calls—Business : 6768, ‘Editorial 6769,

 

| nounced Wednesday the munici-
pal winter works incentive pro-
gram, designed to increase winter
jobs. in local areas, will start. 6ix
weeks earlier than’ originally In- |’
tended. He said further. measures |.
to: make work are under active
consideration; by. the: ‘government.

“The. matter: is - continuously
before the cabinet and. it is not
going too far:to,say. that no day
goes’ ‘py that:does. ‘not, include }:
consideration. of some possible’ or |:
projected. action, at. the . federal
level,”-he said... .

Public. Works Minister Walker,
a few" hours earlier, told report-
ers’ in‘ the,: “parliamentary press):
gallery. that . nousing - demand.
seems to be slackening, and that
house, construction‘ no Jonger can
be: ‘counted: on..as the powerful

 

it. has beon.
- The government ‘has been dis-

tively. small ‘num ber ‘of applica-
‘tions’ it has “received—800—in’ a

designed to make ‘work during
the coming winter. He said. that
the. “applications . “may: dinerease
before - the;

date, November | 30.

 

  
  

 

 
 

‘DR. R. B. TURNER, deputy

‘minister of recréation, will -be.

guest speaker at a. banquet at
6:30 tonight in: ‘the Broad-
“way Cafe, when tac tourist
.committce of the Associated

‘Boards: of Trade: of Central .

1 British Columbla.. holds a
t special meeting’. on tourism.
'Chairman for.,thie mecting will

be: WwW. G, Scuby,. chairman of

"the Prince’ Rupert  Tourlst
; Buren:

of.

goth: annual, convention

the’ Associated Boards of Trade.

t-Contral B.C, arid, Asgociated
“Riaskan Chambers of Com-

‘fbree, will be registering at

the! Prince Rupert Hotel, Con-—

vention gots ‘undatway tomor-

i’) result. ‘of earnest. -experimenta-
4 tion® between Liberal party..co-
: horts and’ an pydrogen cylinder.

-| bodies

‘Between.4- p.m. and |
'Opm, today: delogates: to the

 

  
 

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roofs of Prince ‘Rupert floats the

  

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Those

 

Reports. - f.. strange’, “aerial:
and” Martian .
coming in over the .next. few
| days’ will be checked. by this
newspaper. with — the
Party branch for missing mem-

bers clutching balloons.

 

employer, of. man-hours of: labor a

appointed, ‘he said, in. the “rela- |:
special housing incentive plan]. -
prograim’s.» - cut: off _

“ delegates: to.': 9t

Western Fares refutation of Jack.

"that insecurity, on :
| common, to all: -balloons.- ‘Three an
h e died ‘violent. deaths. at the

“now floating “dre. ‘the’

landings ,

Liberal].

McDonald, ‘who''Monday. received :

   
  

  

: headquarters: arein ‘Vancouver..
During . ‘the. ‘one-hour | show, :

ganined © ‘fish. |

available.

istrictly. informal. and
floor,” Mrs. 7 Smith - neal.

 

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They were:. pioneer druggist | ~
Cyril-H. orme; former city“asses-
gor. Harry M. Dagectt. and for-
mer magistrate, Herbert F Glas-

Trio of ex-mayors,
_ reminiscing at home coming banquet

Three former city mayors. were’ yinong |
pioneers who-were honored last night, at. the Pioneers
the Armoury by the Prince Rupert Golden,

 

ny too » _yOung. ‘
“afro by ROMP;

- fisherioa: ‘ae ‘Borys
""Bollco, sale, tho ina ‘fog
van nian, ©

ae / }
, 8 Oe “Joot"-

row at 0:15 am, at Anninela-
tion: auditorium with: opening
rimiarks by H. G, ‘hove, preal-'
dent of: tho Candillan Cham-.
aie Commeréa. ; co.

‘Three juveniles”
on theft charge

: a Nelson Bros. |

Juvanttos “were:
oatorday, In}
with, t o' Tuesday |
Nelson Bros.

wee panes or ne seyreramease

iu jootion.
io prevk-In::

Sven |
t tho theft |:

wera: “roaponallles
extensive

of806 in ehnngo: antl o

pony
Pollca also rap vl, iva thore:

many y otl hor vonilok found
oi the robbery,

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SCY, |

Mr, Orme was Kept bunay after,
the banquet handing, out leather-
bound copies of Dr.'R. G, Large'’s
history .of, the ,city “Prince Ru-
port, 9 Gatoway to Alaska.” Dr.
Lirge, haad of the Goldon Jubilee
Committoo was, also. chalrman
for the. banquet nlso altended by
somo. 00 friends and visitors,

“Mrs, Jolin, Denning, , chair-
“man. ‘of the Homecoming com-
‘midded: which staged the ban-
quet sald today thit there were
about 75 plonéers who were not
present. to receive thelr city
“history's and. nouventy Jublilec
okovise "THey ‘may ho: ploked’
“wy or called for: ut Mitchell's
“Flower Shop, . -

"The. oldtimors, ‘most of then):
Hale! and ‘honrty’ despite:
threo-acore: and. 10 .yonrs, “hoard
walcome:: Dry ka py Mayor P,
1a TOat 0}: Hy BO, ‘and . Me
rn m :

wole |:

Mayor: Lpstor oapecially

thre olty for.the Jubilee and thore
who have atnyed hore forthe last
$0, yoara , ‘alnoo the clty was in-
corporntod, Sn: March, 4010, .

. it trust you find. that-the alty
na progressed: and that. awhow
you yaturn to your. homes’ you
Will be proud to Nave boon con-
a with. tho bivth - of. our
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somod thoxo who lind roturned to.

mo re

eers and read mensay Qs of regret
and greetings from 0 dtimers un-
able to atte end, Among‘thom were
lettors from’ John. D, ‘Turner,
Scotland, Califi, who Hkoned the
city Lo Carmal, ‘California; form-
oF shoriff Mi M, Stephens now in
Wost Summerland: Mrs. Tom
Waller, who. was married In the
city. In Decembor,.1909 and G. R.
T. Sawle, founder of, Prince Ru-

 

4

Five. alarins i

A tolophone: onl brought. fira-
men to the. Dally Nows office
only Wednesday morning, but it
wasn case of lots of, amok, no
fire, When ‘the - load>melting
furiiace was’ lit, ‘alouds of smoke
appeared aver the building, giv-
ing tho ~ impression that the
building: was on fire,
‘Tuosday, firemen: worp called
Lo the cor} nongt Hnys:Cove Circlo
and Conrad treots,. but. ib. was
only a falao arme okey
reece serpennee NG
aa! roy ba |
‘A honeh warrant was lisuod
Wartnesclay | for Iran Moore and
Lawrence Meck AY.” of Groonville,
charged undor nue soctions of.
the ‘FishorlosiAct: of: Canada,
who -falled to/appoar in court,
‘Thoy ave’ charged with roflse
ing to vlow! a.taherios, officer |,
to inspect tholr hont, throwing
fish overbonr ‘ahd: having pos-
goanion of fish in an avon whore

 

 

 

 

"Dt Large: welcomed: tho: pid

PRINCE RUPERT'S. Golden Jubilee. a are

annual conyenti

| Tete of Central British Columbik

Chambers of. Commerce: who register erase and-hold ' ‘bu in,
_ sessions: Friday: and Saturday. ‘Logs for arch, which marks it

50th ‘birthday,’ were- donated by - 2

his generosity. Carving on arch was done “by provincial ‘gover
i carver.’ On: reverse side lettering urges ‘visitors to. “G m

:The-~ audic nee. will’ ‘pe. ‘able to taste. the cooked: ptodiicts : “

‘anid: printed : copies of . -Teclpes for all, foods prepared will . be o Victoria ‘University: As vexpected |
“1300's

' Mrs.- smith; ‘arnounced that as an added attraction she __. 0 students, when. ‘togistration

will prepare barbecued salmon steaks, “The demonstration is -

we encourage questions from: thes;

Jubilee committee,

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city... logging contracto
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Eco omist: for. thé. Départment: of: Fisheries: of Ottawa,: ‘whose’

 

Mrs." ‘Smith, a graduate - of
the School .of: Home: Economics, ‘University of» British’ Col- as
umbia; will prepare some six recipes: using fresh, ‘frozen: and:

   

seenccesesereseeyar esr eeesseeee seerscorercreeees sercevccoossese 7

among. pioneers

than. 120. _reminiseing
J ubilec, ‘banquiet staged at

pareeme s

' socond |. newspaper,

Optimist,

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to jiimp 20 per‘ cent, ‘to. about: 1,-

      

nds: September. It willbe’
the: first time ai mplete : -four-
year program has. been offered by
the’ university, : ‘and. degrees. will
be: granted: next. spring:

‘Nisei gift arrives .
village ® ‘of. New Denver B.C,, has

arrived in. Vancouver ‘by . boat
from an association of Canadian-

to Japan after the Second | World
War, . The gift, from theCanar

qui :
Mr. ‘Tisdale said: there’ isa" Jack{:

 

: a 10. ‘p.m:—Queen ‘Crowning...
7 10: 30 Pp. m Queen’ Ss Ball.

way.

VANCOUVER: (—A gift for the |

born’ Jiipanese. who ‘elected to.go|’

 

dian’ Nisel Association of Japan,
consists of a ceramic garden set,
fi collection of 12 Japanese dolls
and specimens of culture’ pearls,

.| Soe. cherry trees. will, arrive: in
The}.

November so a Japanose gardon
‘can be set up at Now Denver,
whore many Japanese were sent

 

 

 

: -pm.—Vaudeviile.
-9: p.m:-Queeén «Contest.
9330 p.m.-Vaudeville,

: “FRIDAY
9 p.m.—Exhibition’ and Mid-

3 p.m.—Cooking - ‘demonstra-
tion—Department of ‘Fisheries.
7:30 p.mi.—Aquatic Show.”
8: 30 p.m.—Vaudevilie,
10 ‘pm.—Dance. °

Lo ATTENDANCE we
. For Wednesday. wére: 239 chil. |
drendren;. 154, . students; ! 863

adults. Total 1,256. a

VELOCE SLESELIOOILON OPEL OE OLEEE
Arthur: Roya Mckay, of, Green- |:
ville pleaded . not. “guilty toa
charge of; - possession , of: stolen |.
goods, and: ‘was: adjourned ‘until.
Septembor- 12. for trial. - .
McKay. was. arrested ‘Septem-
ber 4 when, he. was. found... to
have a radio valued under $50 in
his possession known to have

 

was mayor In 1030, 1931 and 103

Bo

Daggott upbralded The Prince.
Rupert. Daily. Nows for ommMILting passe
from its Golden Jubilee edition
mention of three former mayors, |
Mayor W. M. Watts, Mayor.
George Ridderhany and himself. °
Mr. Daggett sorved. as, Mayor ie,
1044, 1945 and -1046; ‘Mr, Orme

Bx-mayor Glassoy, who got ou
of a sick= bod to attond the bane’
qual wan mayor. in 196] to 1052,

One” of the: ‘dity's | ont lioat, are
rivals. who: ‘attended.; athe. bane.:
quot: was GH. Pothick, - wh
came: to tha: townsite as an’ one;'
gincer with the Grand Trunk .
Pacific Railway Company in 1006...

+ Othors, bringing greetings wer
Wigas O'Neil! of Smithers andi:
Robort MoKay, both ‘of whom en= ®
‘tortainod thor. old. frionda | with
thoir. dry. wit:

A Pormoyr . “vosldent, G.' Douglas:
Mriazoll: brought: qraotin a from: :
Prince: Ruport, plonoors ying on
Vancouver Island.”

Boforo tha: ‘Dbanquot. ondod the:
plonoers anng the: northern ane.
thom ‘of 1010. “wo're hero, bee:
COUSO WO'lo. hore." Aaa climax.
f0-yony: ald Gilles Couture lod. |

curing the war yours. .

Pauline, LW, »

tho crowd in alnging “Alouette.”

‘homecoming, committoo wore Co
§,D, Johnaton; Mr, and Mrs, ‘Alo
Mitcholl,.: ‘Lottoring In"

 

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fishing for. antols Hah: ‘Waa pror

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the alty's | {ar
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two ea admiring thio. Intost. 00
“a 1006 ploncer G::

an Mra.Potor Smith of: {
he '.120;ploncers who. attended: | ‘tho: ‘Golden ru Joo

Armourlos Wodnosday night.)

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rected. against. the. Soviet ‘Union| 4
and Belgium. ~~
Hammarskjold : also told. the. 11-
nation. council in-a- "special. ‘post-|-Aq
midnight: Teport that-it: “may “be}:
» | necessary. to. ‘disarm ‘Congolese ¥4
"| military. units: ‘temporarily | ‘sinice]:
‘these- forces. are” an. obstacle “tol:
the re-establishment. of Jaw. and
order. ue

‘jor. part of: ‘the: report, to his pro-
‘posal: for’ international - ‘financial way
aid to the Congo. ¢ 2. 2

‘said, that’ the: UN's. whole’ pro=
gram of. military and. technical j:
aid : “may . very,’ soon. “be: put. cin
nh jeopardy or’ even “nullified: unless
~|certain steps:.are ‘now. taken ‘to |:
‘hstabilize. the financial: ‘position: ‘of
.1... | the Congolese government and | ‘to q
a . ‘| lay. the foundation for the future}:
: ‘growth of: the. Congo. economy:

_ COUNTRY NOT. NAMED

o a say which: country was.
) military. supplies” into: ‘the Congo
[independently of. the: UN.

the? Congo™toeh
A tri¢e Luniumba, but down sé

~~. | meésday’ “considerable:
-| of arms were’ being Tr ecelved' from

|The arms-were- described. as:hay=.

“| Katanga .which:has. declaréd: ib

10: 115 pm. —Fireworks | Display. .

. of a dam on Dian a Lake,
Prince Rupert, The call’ Gloges 3. p m,, Monday sme a
ber 19, with International Power and-Engineer} ng@o;
Ltd, Vancouver, engineering: ‘consultants for: Colt
'bia Cellulose Co. Ltd,, of Watson. Island. The estimated a

been stolen: from, the eilinctior :

}14: feet ‘high’ and. ‘situated "600
«/feet downstream of; the present
'Foatchmont.. Tt.will:be. construpt.
“ted of concrete and. Will spe:

s | atriiotion Lid... both ~ of: ‘Brings

bo] Rupert; Peter: Kiewit . fons OF:

.| Canada; Ltdi; Torrace,: and: 9
monwonlth, Construction Co. ws

a add J

f rocky’
at :
| tlonsot: ‘stool, " Teanding ‘for:
| prosont': pipeline
i Dian: Prudhomme. arid’ Klolya |:
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set Dag ‘Hammarskjold today. zalled 2) 8 Seciitil
Council action.to halt. the. flow. of outsi e.aidt
ring factions in the Congo.”

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Belgium: A: “plane: carrying nD
tons :of:arms: landed in’ Katang
Wednesday; : the, .spokesman' sau

ing been ‘ordered by the? ‘Congo: |:
lese Army before. ‘independete,
but are now. being. delivered ‘£0.

self” jndependent’ of: Lumum
central government... ch

- Washington reports said. Ham- :
marskjold: already «: has.:..com:
plained privately to the. Russians.
about the: amount of Soviet:aid
arriving in the  Conee. . He is said’!

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cost, of the dam project i is $40, 000."

til ore “Min

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materials .to the. vate bite with: Ke
completed: this: ‘month ‘by Granby |:
Conftruation Ltdin. of: Prince: Aue,
pert: pee aR ate
Four firma have taken
‘the proposed: dam.

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and Nottliwest ox Sone Have .
tendered: ‘for the’ ‘ins allation
only}. while’ Canadian Wood;:Pipe —
Coast.
Pipe Cos Ltd,, of Vancouver,’ have
tendered for: both, woreey | ang dn in
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Hh ‘Ma itly,) cloudy. : today” “and
““priday: with frequent. olear
“port da;in’ the: southerty.86C>
tons “during tha: afternoon
“and ‘evening: both’ days, and
teow showers, Ain tha, northr
i Ord: ‘seotlon'o rl ‘ght.
» Winds. fouthor! 16 in. the
“northern “gootions,' “other: .
A wie lght,:Low. tonigltt, and:
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