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PRINCE RUPERT, B.C., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1960

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‘UNITED NATIONS;:
that the United ‘Nations
tions, called today: befor
path of negotiation.”
| “It cannot. toooften be repea

ed: that, without.a return to ne-
gotiation, we cannot hope 0 are.
rest the arms race. or to ‘begin
the process of disarmament. This,
General Assenibly has a heavy.
responsibility to ensure that fur-
ther time will not: be lost before
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hers staged by District 52° School
o right: Sthool trustee’Mrs. A: L.
sson; Bruce’ Ken-.
Page 3).)—Staff:

[TENDING RECEPTION ‘for newly-arrived continuing
Legion au
Mrs. F. A. ‘Dunford, pouring;
ams | and’ Mrs, B. J.. Kelly.

ditorium were, left t
Miss Moira Ma
' (See story -on

Board Friday ‘in ‘the Canadian.

.* Bell, who convened «the: affair; .

~“nedy, Menno Schultze, Bruce Will
“photo by John Pain).

     
    
    

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Diefenbaker.. contrasted:.. the
|srestrained, wise and” concilia=
assembly speech ‘by Pres- p
4 ide: hower to Soviet Prem-
ier Khrushchev's “sigantic prop-
of destructive mis-
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‘B.C. (CP)—Violence flared. at a rad-| |

Freedom, meeting, Sunday afternoon in|
niles-west of here, when four-members|
readers for Christ ‘movement: were |
‘mob. No one was serious

    
  
 
  
 
   
    
   
   

 

 

   
  

 

 

   
 
 

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leader: of: the
ual. leader
. fleethe meet
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that: the results »
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- NICTORIA;:,@—Fisgard ‘lignt-|[-§
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thé first-on the coast)...
e,, preserved for, posterity.
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gnated if'as an his
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Five injured... |
NAY -—Five.. persons
spital'in°Comox after a’
wo-car collision.on':the
hway. near. Courtenay
- Injured. in. the
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meeting in
conference,
1: Soroki the. .Free-
jritual Jeader, . on»,

  
  

with Stef
domite sp
- personal -matter

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NEW .WESTMI
Union of B.C. M
manded Friday t
royal ‘com
study.the a

  
    

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Wiilliam 1.
dit candida
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‘| Island Hig
Sunday, night.
smash, which. occurre
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and Mrs. A. Unruh of Bl
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lear ‘weapons of ‘mas:

  
   
 

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te in‘the September
elections, was con-
; ‘wherl:the count-ng.
of 381.absentee billots was coni-

STER ©The

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N.Y. (CP)—Prime Minister Diefenbaker, declaring
es a-threat to its very existence through: Soviet ac-
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mentation. _of Khrushchev de-.
mands that the secretary-general
pe replaced by a three-man com-
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ive views of the Eastern: and
Western. blocks and ‘the neutral
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istribution of tax'rev- ee
veges fficer Scott Me-
that. Mr. Murray
t opponent; CCF

Returning .o
Laren reported
edged his neares
candidate Angus’ Macphee by,

and: Mr. ‘and

| month: old ‘baby, .
of. Campbell

tution will mean a pe-| Mrs, Lioyd “Ryan

The reso | ;
for a royal com-

tition to Victorla, a IWA convention=

VANCOUVER ()-—The 23rd an- @ An end to nuclear testing. :
nual regional convention of the -@ The development of ade-|-
ernatio of quate peace-making machinery
America (CLC) opens here Tues- | within the framework of the UN
legates from log-|to ensure peace and security .af-
d. lumber mills|ter disarmament has been

 

er’s condition low
 @—A_ Cariboo
jured ina woods mishap
>t last Wednesday, was in poor con-

dition in hospital here
Logger Ralph —
undetermined injur
accident at Jocs
iboo. communit
He was. flown -here

esolution said. local gov-
ources.are insuf-]
the’ demand for

he’ increasing
isting ‘services...’

“The absentee :yote.was as {01
lows: Murray (SC) 112; Macphee
(CCF) 166; A, Bruce B
eral) 84; Horaca K
sive Conservative),
stood the day after t
Murray .'2,255; .
1,972; Brown 1,008, ‘Kel
Final vote total; Mur
1e Macphe
~ "Kelly 199,

ssize Court jury acquits

of manslaughter in | itimat
“lo  Branklin C. Wilcox,
Avenue, Friday night was
death of Kitamaat’
Ans Asaize Court Jur
slightly -undor. an Ah
it verdict after Mr.
Collins had giv
choice of four
_, Addressing
fence counse
Kitinat..and-
rT, CG, Bowor-Co
had made: thelr:

ernment tax res
ficient to meet 6
vides and t

International Woodworkers

rown (Lib-
elly (Progres-
19, Vote as Ww
he election

day with 135 de
ging camps an
throughout Brit
Alberta attending.
major issues is’
wnemployment a
meeting in-the IWA's new
quarters, Woodworkers’ House.

burden of, ex
pe. ace :
ics in a log-

Lake, near
y of Wil-

y attend |
A. Brain

“funeral rites.

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acquitted ofa mans!

aS aughter ‘charge 4
ederick George Wilson, 56,0

te to Mrs, Brath's: lon

n the May 27
ad devotion. ay poses

loaner salesman of 1259 Park| —
dat Native Ir | .

of, service an
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“y discharge’! you from cus-

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Justice F, K.

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g tothe entire court) with the acau
Mr, duati¢g Collins satd: 1 Aaatnoe
ng. tho | Assizes,
utter that) I would’
ko: to, stato. publicly and that ta,
that Itle with ta ‘grentident of
anxious: concern. and sadnoss,
odaince coming. to/.
pert. that the bench of
ovinco “has: loat tho serve
‘highly,: respected and | q

“date to {tha une
the Iate Mr

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] Harvey Jessop of
Crown. prosecutor’
Ithurst of Vic
final summ
Collins, told the
‘they must choose b
rdict of guijty
‘not gulity, au
asioning bodily: harm

Mrs. Brain's.
iid Gordon
woyselii-lAW,
sand” Leonard:

-Strachany,
s Victor: “Before . clo
. thore 14 one.m
Tay Ciccone \ .., WUGOX, Ww
vernon ee incident: In: J
which Wilcox

son when ho foun

enon eT EES

Man re

Guttord Ter
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that I’ Joarn
tweoon .ve Princo: Ruper
alaughtor, (
gasnult oce
or guilty o
On hearing,
randered by f
Cobb, Mr. dus

athy, oub,
the. mornit

icon of.
vory ‘able, Judge:
timely donth of
tice Sydney. 8m
Columbia, Gd
whose: dodtiy}t
undor, auch, tree:
oo AYO WAS Oy Hi]
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chargod with nl sore
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Rupert’. has
‘vone 620. days
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sh Columbia and |achieved. . Po a
One ‘of the} In calling for an immediate rev
ted to be|turn to the path, of: negotiation,
t the fowr-day/the Canadian leader. said, this
-Head- | seemed, at the beginning of the
year, the course that: the .great

powers would follow. » .

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osed to this ab-..!
l-which would re-
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ansparent plan to undermine} }Ovn ™~ -&
he-prestige and,authority of the, ° Diefenbaker

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organization.
secretariat, ill
‘ism of the. §
the field of disarmament. .

“Having thwarted: the United
ations ‘so often in. the. security
neil through the ‘exercise of

ér‘the United Nations." ~ deliberately "exploited for the.,
t. express, purpose of raising. ten-
ot beconie the focus of an East-|sions.: -/ —
West: struggle; it. must be free
the direct interference. of
najor powers.. The African
ations must-be: ‘permitted’. to!
work out their own destinies: and,
if they-need help, the best source.

repeated: that. Canada is
make available for .
ati Snspection, and.
i-any part of its’ Arctic
in exchange for 2
le. concession on, the .
{ Russias, 0 9

asked, “has. the}
oviet Union, if he|

fel OpPAWA (CP)—Cana

prepared to.
on

‘comparab
“through the .agencies” of the |

  

        

“to his challenge | leac
on disarmament, Mr. Diefenbak-
r said Soviet propaganda at~

  
  
   

““@ The abolition, of, biological of tension.”

 

 

 
 
  

“@ The: outlawing, of, military " “Western ‘colon-
. |activity.in outer space and espec- aati

“n-|ially. aban on th
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cuttere
‘major “colonial goods ‘and’ services” prod
1 orld today. © | Was running at’an annual! om
Kk ‘Mr. .Khrushchev to $35,048,000,000. during the April: "7
June period; This'compared with |. -"'
a rate of -$35,588,000,000' in ‘the |!
he’ year, when |.. :

 

mounting. of }m

’ @. Cessation of the production
nations under his.
‘the right of, free |< Ol.
to give them the op- first quarter of.'t
mine the there was a gain of less than one

: last quarter of|:

of fissionable material for. wea-
pons and the conversion of .ex-
isting stocks to peaceful. pur-

:.. * | portunity ; to’. deter
kind of government ab
reriuinely free condi-. 1958." ae
Then indeed, will his | Today's report’appears to dash
- words résult ‘in action carry- government-hopes of ending the
ing out the obligations of the current fiscal:year with a budget
UN charter.” Fe
* In addition, the
said, while,

developed: count
oe YS “Canada regar
“Again it seems incumbent. on

. e . , .
om" this assembly. to press for. the
| COX _ |resumption of negotiations on as
| |proad a front. as-. possible, but

SPs particularly as regards the main
A issues which divide the U.S.8.R.
@a - land its allics from tho Western

imposition upon eg gee ee
rica or else-| ¢ agmarcetet ©
where or. any particular social, of f ish caught -
ic. or. political order. > ~ mo eh A
(Contititied.on Page 5) — .

 

“There is no othor road. to the

World: New

ters) —-Twen

ALGIERS, Algeria “(Rou ,
soparate. ©

lic recognition: given In, this| Injured, Sunday: night In two
to the passing of an oni). ‘pombs hidden in a motor scooter a
me me ‘wore hurb in the ‘suburbs -whon a
ittal of Wilcox,| bag on a motorcycle’s handlebars explod
the Fal) Assizes of the Supreme when 0 timo-bomb hidden In a motor sco
Court of. Canada came to an ond.| of an Algicrs apartment ‘bullding.. .
“Wileox. was charged after ie Go Bs,

zithnat: May 26,

a Ae i ee
8 ! oxandra’ lott.
Knocked down Wil- |.) day; night: for. Lagos, where .8

ini era sho’ will attend: the

d him inchis “ dopendance colobrations as the.

warning him twice to) | 93-your-old princess is to bo In

on died early in|) British, colony bacomes indepen
f the following ¥ "

It]. LONDON. (Routers) —Princes

y.tarmor Davi

PRETORIA in —/Wonlthy farmor D
a". ‘today.-aitd!

“nounced “mentally ‘disordore
the attempted murder ‘of Pri
- was abandoned, Pratt, 52, Ww

stitution, by Bouth »Atrlaas 8

day ‘night’ who

°) wpw wore’ irttgqe’ nine tiata't
slashed outside

ra fo Videl. Cnstro,
cos the. Ouban prime minister's “Hayl
d Bs were arrested, The battle royal ‘orupted
st gons gathored to watch Cnatro’ amile an
ORE a Se “of the Hotel, Theresn, Police quic
atrict: No,' 2 '8| before It gathored too much atonm, , .
\ CAPT CANAVERAL, Fla, (f}--The
 targot (for Amorledn -rookots,,
; «dh commanding lend in lunar. oxploratl
losod: to nll. salmon . tempt to sond the first mar into apace,
Anat |> most powerful: apace ,velio) Y
"Wadnose| si Staton, tlazled in-an. effort.

Iohed . the ‘battle...

 

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| the Soviet: Union now [Rie
destroying the .
ns by: neutralizing —
wer to proceed effectively -
romptly, ‘in emergencies as:
they arise. fel Ti oo
- “Canada ‘is Opp
surd. proposa
duce. the United: N
nocuity.and-indecision.”: |.
said the Khrush-
chey.attempt to:make @ resump-
tion of: disarmament talks con-
ditional on acceptance of his re-"
: plan for “the UN
ustrates | the cynic-
oviet | leadership in.

 
  
  
 
 

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. surplus...) :

prime minister}’ In his March 31 budget speech

Khrushchev dwelt at! Finance Minister. Fleming ‘fore- |.°
1e evils of colonialism cast a’ $12,000,000. surplus forthe |
e had little: to say about econ-| year ending next March
omic ‘assistance © to the _less-| was based on an expected: six=

   

 

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- One grain: ship sailed. Thurs-.
r-arrived -Fridaysand’ 2°
Terminals Limited .
ved. at ‘Watson Is- 900-3
land Friday ‘to take on.a:cargo. oi

PUP eg
king-.10,010 long tons'd
‘Land No: 2'feed barley: Thur’
ito the United ‘Kingdom:w sth
‘Panamanian’ r
ship’ Pragtis,' w

day,. anothe
a, Saguenay.
fleighter ‘arri

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. ! ds economic and a
technical assistance asaformof|:. -r ge em ee Ab

rid-wide sta- 640 000 |b phe
bility and sperity and we do|. TV www! S. es

not condone-the.
new nations: in.

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wore; 8,600 pond
2,400 ‘pounds’ of..

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Jmogn-romatinoe to hold. | vousola, while inn
nd may,.soon at-. ors, from, Chatham |
ant Ating-Ablo, "| brought | in the ,shtimp. : Re |
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the previous Sunday:
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ernment. olevator.
fore:noan.on. Friday from:
Liberian -. regis
mna C. Loading. ofa ,
arley began. today. ~
the Lith vessel .to

his year, is.expected

Canadian Gov- 7
tor dock just bee...

was: the: =.
freighter, Am
full cargo“of:b
The. Amno_
lake: grain .t
to sail fdr. the U.K, on.
a total, of |.
sh was land-''

. ~The Department.of Fisherles
“See — DIEFENBAKER weekly | fish-landing |. report
———— ?e hl showed that -for:the week end-.

aw a |i ing September: 17,
Ss a re $ _ 1) 640,000 pounds of fi
eee — fped in Prince Ruport.
ty-dne:; persons: ‘wero.
Xplosions involving’
btor-cycle, Twelve.
BoD in a Ore
ed. Nino were. in ured: ee
oter wont off in front. bottom fish,

~ Also varriving Friday at’
Columbia... Cellulose: Cont
Limited: dock’ was th
vosse}. Sunpolyna
620 ‘tons. of. pulp.
son Island; mill. &
m, Saturday, bo
‘Avonmouth, Bngland. ci

> Ineltided in’ the salmon catch} °
ds of red spring;
white “spring;}
ohoo;: 1,200,
.700'pounds.

OF -the total, the: roport stated
that! 401,700 ‘pounds “were ° sal-
mon;. 3,000 : pounds |. were . steel~
hend;. 66,100 pounds: wore. hall-
but; and. 160,200 pounds were

from the: Wats...
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-  SPRARE RESIGNS“
“y QUESNEY! —W..0. 8
‘yacontly:: elec
MLA/for tho,
ed an. Ad
Baker. Momorial
8 logislative
basis. Mr. Spoaro, wae
strator’ Of:

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fatrepwetpg Pn”

tod SocitlOredit
hag roalgn-
inistrator of sGnB.
ial Hospital tg,
work: on: 8:

by air sun,’ 180,400 pounds, of .¢
Gueen'a roprosontatlve, Te aeisy amd 165,00 pounds of
dont Oatobor Me mo cet ae Balman was tnnded by 86. gill
Brau was vos) "Halo waa maa ot
See nino veo | an ety A on
outt, of: Tustlco;

pointed. admini
hospital in, Maroh, 1061; 4

WEATHER
ding over lonlg
onsiona} rain ins -ng

temperature

   
    
  
 

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3. Throo ve Is from, Areas, 4].
and 6 brought in the halibut, . ve
oludod: ‘30,000 not dat nolo; |
lem hotel, Wifteen..persons. | 22,200 pounds a grey cod?
Atter about 6,000. pores | 000;, pounds’ of ing cod;
d wave from. a window. .|pounda.:of black: cod; 51,800

{pounds of mink food;
pom lye of. green: shrimp}.

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