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-«V ANCOUVER (CP) —
' Acar believed to have been
drag racing on Wall
Street, East Vancouver,
crashed through the wall
of-a house Tuesday night
and dumped a 250-pound
slab of concrete onto the
bed of an eight-year-old
Pri ince ‘Rupert lad, David
Marshall, son of Mr. and
Mrs.
1318 Eighth Avenue East,
said David, who suffered’ minor
abrasions and shock. The right

front wheel.of the car. spun: tol
slop on the boy’s ‘pillow.

ians eased the concrete” block |
from the boy's: ‘chest... The “boy,.-.
was attending school: in: Vancou-|...
ver: and :was ‘living | with his ce
grandmother. OOD eae

Mrs: | Holkestad
| buried d eae

  
  

gation OF.
gathered to" pay last: respects: to
well-known ‘city. business wo-
man! Mrs. Mary. Elizabeth Holke-
stad | ‘who died suddenly at her
home on: 243 Alfred: Street, De-
cember 17.

lated, at the funeral “services.

Me - Blessed God”.
Savior Pilot Me.”

L. Dawes, Joseph Ward, J. M.
Eby, James Smith, Peter J: Peter-
sen and Howard Haugan.

' Interment
Terrace
George Keenlyside presiding ‘at
the graveside,

tee

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ved

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peer

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VOL. L No. 250

Telephone 6767

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‘Concrete falls
boy’
dn Vancouver

  

Published at + Canada’ 3 Most + Strategic Pacific Port - -— And Key t to the Great Northwest .

‘TEMPERATURES |
“FOR.THIS PERIOD, |.
_ VANCOUVER -38
EOMONTON :10
REGINA OS
WINNIPEG 4
TORONTO 22.
MONTREAL. 8 i

ABOVE

 

R. D. Marshall of

“Get this off me! I want. out,”| >

 

, Two policemen and. four civile .

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  

 

“NORMAL.
PRECIPITATION -
“FOR: THIS. PERIOD .

VANCOUVER 7.2 -
.. EDMONTON. .0.9.:
> > RECINAS

. WINNIPEG
TORONTO
MONTREAL

Bey
09
25
34 |
52

 

OA PLEASANT “SURPRISE | is in ‘store for Prince ‘Rupert.:: - The.
~ long range weather forecast states that we. may., expect. warmer.
weather with merely light rain until the middle of January. To.
the east, temperatures. ‘will drop..and there: -will “be. light. rain.
1 over .the. Prairies, moderate around the ‘Great Lakes: and heayy
‘on the eastern: seaboard: for. the. same “period

 

 

   

: arg q
ad ‘relatives |:

 

‘Rev. Dr. R. W. K, Elliott offic-

' Hymns sung were “Breathe On

longings in the fire.
and “Jesus

Active pallbearers were E. A.

roared through It,
followed at. the

cemetery with Rev.

 

 

 

JR.

Mir di suid Friday nig
Tdst.a nickel” as a result of arra

depar tment did .a Montana contractor which werel’

af Columbia | Collitloso; Company,
Limited, has comploted 368 days,
without. o lost«}imo infutys |
wags, andunced
ynan Stables. auberintondent, |

SA foray B
‘and. Vornon” ‘Ryddo'in.
winting the 00
: opartinan trou d that tho mei
aD In hots without “ify

_ cag

t me added! Ut, n departs t'
rqiot will, be held |
Spat to, colebritto ‘the .

monte

tenny

om

Ro yal commission: welcome
into department, Gaglardi

questioned Wriday by a B. C. Supreme Court judge.

Mill department
goes full year |

 

required by the .

today. by Not |porrauliy sy. §

‘My. Justiod: :" Gh. ‘Norris’ ro

Btnislon | wna,’ Joindd:
yVornon:| ‘Saker
Donald | Ivoson
‘congrnt-
mombors Qf. the

i,

dayatter Ao had served

‘ordoy,, Mri

a racordl’ of |, almost fing for tho Aomo offence,

aangueys Mn.
SHE ccd BALE

sible

ton:non his. rH ise os.)
financial stabil

carly | in
ncltover |

Ve ‘ 3

caw eereeenmrenecmnn et

 

   

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job, Ho. anid the, tendor wns ‘tho
lowost: ‘bid! mano: ‘on tho job,

 

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V ine et mes
pb Bae . habs aioe.
f GS"LTD.:
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oe honda nre.not: normally,
: eer ak gone ore. tn

 

f ire: gut: Greenville-hoe Ouse;
two families now foreneae

Righteen: ‘persons | ‘were - “driven
into ;the snows on ‘Boxing: Day
about’. 9:30- p.m, ‘when ‘the’ home
of Gordon McKay of. Greenville
was gutted by fire. Two families
‘are said to have lost the greater
‘percentage of ‘their personal be-

Mr. and Mrs. McKay and their
nine children, with Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Robinson and their’. five
children were forced. to vacate
their $15,000 home as the flames

The efforts of a hastily: or gan-
ized bucket brigade were .unable
to cope with the fire. Prince Ru-
‘pert Indian agent R. H.S. Samp-

VANCOUVER. (CP)—Highways Minister Gag-| -
ht the people of B.C. “have not
ngements bétween his

Mr, “Qaglardi snid- in ‘na atate-|)
ment contractor Clyde W, Thorn-
ton had made the normal deposit
dopartment

have n-royal commission inquire
it Into. the: dopartment’s affairs as
‘| domandad: iby Liberal, londor. Ray

wwe

lonsod . Thornton from: ‘jal res]
WO
months: for cortompt of court in
recelying nm paymont from th
J dopartment: contrary to a court].
Gaglard) paid a $1,000

0

it The judge ‘ant nolthor roa |
y:0N0, ‘would: OX= |'
nect from .thore engaged on Im-|
portant govornmont contracts.”

“MY, Goglardl: ‘ald In his atite-
ment the department rocelvod a

Tha: mintator ‘anid: orformance |
roquired
f|) will be ax

a) 10 onae 0
A > alataned agropment aignad eat dummiers, and y

 
 

2
2.
“Se:
P

 

son stated. there: had apparently
been a failure: ‘in the: village
water suppry. “greenville ~S ap-

River from Kincolith.
“No one was injured in the fire.

build by the Terrace office of the
Indian Affairs department.

B I NG O
There Was no’ dra w held: today
in the Elks House Bingo, for the
March of Dimes as stores have
been closed on, Wednesday..
The numbers now are: B-10,
I-30, N-34, I-10, N-44, G-54; B-2,
B-13, B-1, B-4,. B-3, ’B-12, B-11,
B-9; I-17, 1-23; 1-23, I-29, I-24;

 

38, N-39; G-46, G-56, G-60, G-50,
62, O-74, O- 67, 0-65 and O-él.

 

Telephones in service.

“Tho North. West. Telephone
Company. report : that some 30
phones were out of ordor during
the long Christmas: holiday.
Theso were due. to cable and
line trouble ahd have beon re-
paired, the company stated,

  

~ PRINCE RUPERT, B.C., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28,. 1960 ©

 

 

- }workers : from the ‘gas. works’ ads
| ministrative ‘office. The “crowd |: ae
tossed ..some’ ‘of- the bombs back}
‘land they“ exploded among the}:
police.” The police finally‘ turned}
on; itive fire ‘hoses in the near=}'
freezing. ‘weather, forcing

‘a cordon of. riot: police » to attack
‘the street cars: after massing. in|:
_. |£ront of the Socialist party: head-
a quarters.

‘1. Police: in: Ghent used tear. gas.
bombs and fire’ hoses. to- force:

 

" Austeri y , plan —
- provokes strife —

‘BRUSSELS (CP)—Mou unted riot police charged

 

about 6,000 workers today. ‘as anti-government demon-}.
strations flared here in. th ninth day of a crippling

. Socialist- led strike.

The angry. strikers smashed'|
" streetcars and beat’ up a driver.|<
ae before | police dispersed
Las. with. the “backing
“armed with’: machine guns. |. “*

“The. strikers, led | by ‘three’ So="|-
cialist legislators, broke. through

 

 

‘crowd. of about 1,000 into, ‘side
Streets. Nobody was hurt.’

_them |.
of: soldiers |,

   
   

ainst the strikers.
Meanwhile, the

  

scIt was believed it was the first oo,
time tear gas had been. cused |’ :

‘MINE TO CLOSE-. — The Atlantic provinces, with’ the’ highest ‘unempioyme nt. rat
face: gloomy’ economic prospects in 1961.
_ when the Dominion Coal and, Steel Corporation , shuts. :d

government i
‘announced that “acts” of. sabo-

 

tage” occurred on railroads over-

  
 
 
 
 
   
 

‘up: 'by strikers to disrupt” bus
hedules in the south. |

‘BUSES HALTED
About two-thirds of the. puses
d street cars in the capital
ere halted ‘this morning ‘when

 

  
 
  
 

 

half the transport staff joined

the nine-day old strike.

«Riot police surrounded Social-

‘ist. party headquarters for . the

the} second day running as workers
heard a strike official describe

 

Par

 

proximately 20 ‘miles up: the! Nass ;

The family willbe assisted ‘to ree |.

‘Beer parlor

   

- Assaultine':
parlor: earned. John’. Woodro'
Donovan,. of. ,613>Eighth . -Avenue:
East, -a ‘four-month, jail sentence
, today: in. spolice : court. pte

-: Donovan .: was. “convicted: by:
Magistrate E. TT. ‘Applewhaite. on
70
\bodily harm. “He Had: pleaded not -

1 guilty December 197.00 -

The charge was: ‘laid; following
an incident in the. Prince Rupert
Hotel November; 21 when Lass-
low Mitla, of 619. Seventh Avenue °

East,-was, beaten: up.

A. second. charge of assault
‘against Donovan was dismissed
on: application by the crown.

-Tndonesians. buy.

Sls ‘as “treason” the decision by Ro-
man Catholic union members
against joining the walkout. .
. The ‘Socialists. demanded the
uster of Premier Gaston. -Bys-
ens. ©

 
 
 
   

ight and roadblocks were -seti

 

COLO CV O COLLARS

Night Calis—Business 6768. Editorial 6769,

 

 

 

‘About 800 miners will

Bay, N. S. if two other Cape Breton pis are closed another 1 700 1

own: this:. Caledonia : '

  
   
     
 
    
  
  

Me :

“ane ns

ou INe: Tat Lronan

, - yxoronta, By Ci

 

 

 

be put out of. wi

Le ry:
men wil pe ‘unemploy
oy eC

 

of imports “by sale tra de
“VICTORIA (CP)—Trade Minister’

more “made-in-B.C,” goods. He called on. industry. to. make goods here

are now being imported.
At the same time he issued a

 

special report listing 78 com-

 

‘a man - ‘in ae beer

   

 

 

 
 
  
 

: [holiday

 

 
   

hargo-of: -assault—— veausing dy... 7

‘No- drivers: were: -charged : with:
impaired driving:. Suring | this
samé period -..

-Following a ‘two: “car ‘collision
at the intersection cf Second Av-
enue, West and. Eleventh . Street

at 11:20 p.m, Christmas Eve,
Edward Laing of: Prince Rupert
and Peter Hegg of 116 11th Av-
enue East were taken to the
Prince ‘Rupert General Hospital

 

of Laing and facial cuts in tie
case’ of Hegx.

Few accidents reported:
over: Christmas. holiday "*

-Only six accidents .marred the jong: ‘Christmas |!
weekend in Prince Rupert, ‘with: no fatalities Jos
and only two. persons. injured,’

nee” ans pens alee

‘|with minor injuries in the case|

ROMP: reported Tues:

 

   

par s eh ye
“Frank N. ‘Sutton, “of 800" Borden
Street. No” estimate of ‘damage
was given. * 3 7
William ‘Greene Lor”
Borden: Stréet: was in collision

 

He JEL rs

945 |:

 

' modities worth. $435,500, 000 which
; are imported’ through: B.C. sports?
“Tt is hoped ‘this | ‘isting: ‘will
encourage. more. detailed ,investi-.

industries. Or enlargit
operations.”
,Products which

 

 

with a vehicle driven by Urean

{Joseph . White’ ‘or 1438 ‘Piggott |:

Avenue at. 12: 20 am. "December
25. No estimate of damage was
given. .-) e;

ROMP have - juunched: a “full
scale search: for. 3 hit-and-run
vehicle which struck. a-car own-

ed by. Ralph Deinstadt.. of 134 ,

Jritory, which. it.calls West Irian,
N- 31, N-41, N-33, ‘N-35, N-40, N-

G-51; O-71, O-70, 0-75, O-72, O-.
‘| world we. ‘regard .

Russian arms

JAKARTA. (Reuters)—Foreign
Minister Subandro of Indonesia
left Jakarta today on an arms-
buying. mission to Moscow which
he said was linked | with the
Dutch military build- -up in West
New Guinea. —

' Indonesia claims that the ter-

is part Of Indonesia, -‘
. Subandro said before leaving:

The second car was driven by
Donald Allen Daleney of ‘1109
Beach Place.
McMillan, 1285 Water Street is
said by RCMP to have been the
driver of the car of which Hege
was ‘the owner .

Donald Russell Smith of Prince
Rupert collided with a parked
ear, according to police reports,
in the 800 block Borden Street.
at 12:15 a.m.. December 25. The

Seventh .. Avenue. East, about
1:30 p.m. yesterday while. it was
parked. in front ‘08 Deinstad’s
home.

Lorne Valentine

cription of . the hit-and-run .ve-
hicle has been obtained and.all
patrols’ have ,been alerted.
‘Damage was not ‘estimated but
is believed to be fairly extensive.

Street and. Third ' Avenue ‘West.

 

“We want to show the outside
the Dutch|-
build-up in: West Irian as very |
serious.”

Asked if the flow of arms here
from the United States is insuf-
ficient, the foreign minister said
Indonesia obtained from the U.S.
mainly small arms “sufficient for
internal sccurity, not ‘sufficient

City pioneer
dies in Seattle

| The death has beon reported |.
from. Seattle, Wash.,

‘occurred at 10:20 p.m, December’
‘| 94,:'Oné car ‘was ‘driven’ by’ Carl’
| Johnson of Prince Rupert, said
ROMP, and: the other by Joseph,
Didychuk. of-1012 Tenth Avenue
-ast, No estimate of damage:
done was .given.....-

All thése . accidents are under

of Mrs, investigation by. RCMP,

Police said that ‘agood “des- |.

‘A two-car. collision on First 2

 

to meot’ the strength |
7 Netherlands,”

Marion Blanche Moore, 68, wife
of R, E. Moore, who was manager
of Burns and Ca., Prince Rupert|

of | a

 

 

ving tho administration of
od Enoray Commission. ° ;

mee |

tours. trying: sundorn

Bombs:oxnlo

An ono of tho atores,
-NuW: ‘publ wi ~ Wh — Police,

; Persons On -Oaplory lage. charges,

B / AMONR:. 41080.
~forolgn and ide

“the Britis Broadcasting
‘Christmas Day! massage

     

 

4 “MOB
‘River, Pravda ‘yoporta,.

tonded "under.

 

 

one 10 working’ ‘fora, Communist, C

World News: Briefs 1

was named by. Prosident-olect Ken-
forco sbcrotary in the now Democratic
‘administration; Zuckert, 40, sorved as assistant secretary dur-
formor Domocratic president Harry
Truman and his also sorved ag. a membor of tho Atomic

a -
ot HAVANA’ (= More than, 60 persons wero injured Tuosday
in, boll daylight: bombings and A'train’ wreck: blamed on ‘sabo-
mino. tho rogime of Premler Fidel Castro.
od’ in ‘two stores and a:
Havanay ‘Fourteen porsona word injured

whon he made.a pid fora high--
without: ‘mishap - way job which. was. lator ae-, PALM BEACH: (a. — Eugene Zuckers,
Tho Drying “and . Finishing goptod. ar : sent the aly force,
my, ‘ !
roam ab the Watson: Inland, mill]. ro said ho would ‘bo glad, tol” y y'

’

A

erontel ‘are: ropor'
gras “ation, : nga .

LONDON h). Nel ‘Tho Queen ‘has recelyed an apology from
Corporation for a 10-word out in hor
to the Commonwoalth, Tho BBC ro-
corded the spooch December 16 for broadcost on telovision and

¥
cow. (he Ruaaln is going to help bulld a dain and

peer ries ‘hydro-oloctric | atation on Ghana'a: Volth
A dispateh' fr
party nowappor's: corrospandont, in
thd ‘do-operation and’

+: “y ae

have. uncovered three’ apy rings,
ountry;.and have nrrostod eight
the Times of India anid today..
tod; to, ‘bo ,otttalals, ¢ af the

for many years. '

comber 23 in Seattle,

Mrs. Moore was born in Port
Wadlock, Wash., and was & grad-
uate of Notre Dame convent,
Charlottetown, P.E.L, and came
to this city in 10910. For: many
years she worked with the Bank
of Commerco and ‘married Mr.
Moore in the Chureh of the An-
nunelation in 1020,

Sho ts survived by hor husband
and five children, Ellon, Frances,
Richard, Glonna and Lawrence;
and 10 ‘grandchildren; and: one
brother, George Morrissoy. . :

Tho funoral took place Decom-
ber 27 from the Sacred Hoart
church, Seattle, Pallbcarars wore
Goorge. and Androw . Morrison,
Charles: Gngnon,: John ‘Kenny,
Toh ‘Wilson. Hdward Moyah; ‘:
Mra, Moore was: the: daughter.
‘ ‘ ns of Mr,
who wero nao woll-known in the
Prince Ruport ' district in the
carer. ploncoring ' days. of
ality os

1 formor - ‘assistant

eo.

main power: station In
mostly by, eh glass,

ee, raise WM, ‘

Tey bel t care

 

     

nee : ay ‘ ae fi oo ao nt toe Indio, Chelkeman Day. During. fh brondonat, a fault in the | P ¢ f nt se: "
Car , | yocording “aduipmont enusod a 10-word Joan be ore nv ulck-

Hite 1G || ropreaonting the norm fivo |: acting loohmotnn awi(chod ovor to a atandlay madhine, ' opo' sen ntencee

hy percent donoslt on the $750,000 rs ¥ as i “VANOOUV! eee Latry

‘Jpopoft, twiloo ‘gonvicted. of mure
dor, in, the! Beating. donth * of
Clarence Garrott('35, near-Trall,
Ostobor, 6,: 1088; , Wns, sontoncod
jochnton). nae /|jto: alx, yonra,Jn:. oe

itis manslaughter, ibe deeg ehh hd

soot isk é

nv the Soviet Communist.
corn, spys. tha Soviet: ald

 

 

Mrs. Moore died suddenly De-

| have: charged: Mrs, Mike Bayot!;
and. Mrs, D. W. Morrisacy.

‘| home. about: § ‘am,Tuosday, bony

    

 

Boy ‘yeads’ épeoch |
t Parliament” start

saath —' ‘Legislation “: to
provide socinl ‘and ' recreational
activiticos ° for tho: -ehronically-ii1
and handicapped youth of the
province will be proposed dur-
ing the 30th session of the Oldor
Boys Parliament; of B.C. which
went Into, sogsior: “Tyosday night,

Notification : of: the proposed
logistlation came in, .the speech
from the throne rend by “Licut-
enant « Govornor" Maurice D.
YOung,,....6., Breeton oe oes

Woman faman charged
with.arson

ona

‘ORERTON | “@—Oreaton ‘F ‘ROMP

 

84, of netrby Wynndel, with: une.
fawfully and wilfully. dotting. fire
ton Bullding Wkely. to couse in-
| othor:: HPO iy. red Nt

NTO, qharga: was Ind following
doatruction: of...the., woman's:

Mra Bayoff,was.found.b por.
| Noo: ajanding Mainked. hofore: the

 

ay: for.

binalng: threo-room: -houad, » Sho
‘was -arrontod aud 1, bol

In. ov .

“Pol tnd woman, ‘doolat-|
a. ae . a0-8ha|':

 

J manager ‘for the..-
: lyears,’ Prominent.in: local, come,

     

“Bonner. Fide yy

gations which. are. the necessary. |
initial, step,.in. establishing . new. | 1°.
f ‘

   
   
     
  
 
 
        
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

jssued an. appeal £0 ay

 

 

 

 

   

pany, ‘

 

; not we

this: deadline: .

sre ofthe wees

   
  

 

"ARTHUR BELIVEAU: :
ye New. ONT ‘manager

Lees

‘D. Jee Lic ght: :
‘to Edmonton

“Dennis. ‘Light,.. 82, |:
manager - it the. Canadian’
National Telegraphs : here
for the ‘past: four “years,
has’ been’, transferred. to.
Edmonton as district sales
supervisor, | it, was ..anr

with

nounced by the: Cunadian,

 
 

day...

yh ay

munity work,

he is.a past diro
tor: of tho. a

Kamloops: ‘Diateioe

oy
clu
loops | District Scout: Coinell,
hovo ‘from ’Vancouvor in.

While here ho'has, boon ancrotury
‘of the Prince Ruport Ratary, club,

ld) active. din Boy Sdout wor Nand

with. 8t. Andrew ‘a Anglican a
edealy ih niga MERE

 

oul:
Lis i “| Be

    
  

: ‘month, of “November as: ‘Ebleased

‘| Service show a. marked, rise’dver

National Telegraphs:: to-

‘Ho will be’ siicedodod! By Av paid ‘to those: ‘geporting: sy ter-
Boliveau, 34, presently, manager RON. a seraenune
of the ONT. ‘office at Kamloo . ye
Mr, Light's promotion | takes “Pitnes ~Bupert’ wha
offoat January*l, and he and‘his|| yoy BO. ne 718 . days
family “expect. to “leave © Prince’ eng wid
Ruport about January 5.6 «| Lwit As \ fatal traffic
' Mr, Beliveau has beon with accidents” Vag Ln Beene
‘| the company: as: its. Kamloops). [72 ae my tS iota

Posh) Savon |,

Board: of Trade; Grand Knight|"

‘anid post: Faithful: ‘Navigator: of, .
the Knights of Columbus, ‘score. |.
‘ot Aine Kamloops" ‘Rotary | o
and prosidont: of ‘tho’ Kame |

“Mr Light: who; has: boonwith : =
tho: ONT: for) 16% yenrs | one |:

   

 

  

‘ielease

riemnployinent, figivesitor : ‘the:
cby;, ‘A165, National: Employment : a (:

the. previouis:, month,, according
to, Cecil, ~Pitt, . -manager,; ‘of: the
‘Unemployment. ‘Insuranca..Cgm= :
mission. in Prince Rupert.

Up to: November. 30, 1,818.men
‘and ‘480. avomen: were | registered
for employment with the service, si
‘This maybe: compared, with:960 a
men and:340,women. unemployed
-at, the: end-of October. "i"

- During: \November- -48 man and
il, “women .were. ‘placed. in*posl~ th
tions ascompared:.to- .63,,men a
and.112.: Women, during: the: previ- aN

% vm *

 

 

 
 

ous nionth, .

) Algol at. the: end: ot” ‘November

n° total of $80,664 was patd, in

[eee “OL Which $27; 064..wos
we

 
 

 

  

 

 

 

WEA’ [ AER ; -

“Oloudy Thursday: with. acne.
tas toredrahowers Inj the north- . .
“1 ern: ‘potions. ‘! Nob.emuch |
carob ange! .temporatures, |

| Winta:ght: ‘but: -oconsionally. ©
Jou. yenohing: southerly.:;202in 0
"northern arons.: Low. tonight
“88 ‘ang

 

 

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ja Anduhigh tomorrow:
» ie. OM hg

tad een a0;

io Gaagities standard:
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