Telephone 6767 .

ec mimittee “at. -Quebe

ae,

is way. to. ‘the: rime. ministers’

Be “can

ended. motion that the cham-.

study: the matter™ but failed
approve | “sponsorship,

“gDr. Large said: that the com-
inittee was in favor of sponsor-
but not unanimously, as
‘one member doubted if. the
hamber was the proper body to
uy dertake the project.
arl Gordon said that he was
avor of the exhibition but
Vhought that some other organ-
ition should stage the exhibl-
: eh Ae ee

 

by.
n orette Airport. “He gavea press conference’ and then ‘address:
eda dinner meeting of the ‘Quebec. Progressive Conservative Association. “Mr.

conference in London.

Diefenbaker: was on
le ae * ‘Wirephoto’

 

hibition was “held ‘annually. until

: the 1930s". when - the. “depression
‘closed it. A

“He: ‘sald one “or. “two ‘abortive |
o attempts _ had been made to: re-

vive it and last. year the ‘Jubilee
Committee ‘ staged an exhibition
which’ it hoped. would again. be-

tecome an annual affair,

“In reporting favorably,” Dr.
Large said, “your. committee
points out that an exhibition is
desirable because:

“It brings visitors to the city
and: ‘therefore business,” 9.

“TG helps to establish Prince
Rupert as the commercial cen-
tre for this portion of B.C,

' “If; we don’t take steps to do

vy bbls we: can expect. some, other

 

ned fa re middle May y

= WS, Huggins, director of education for the Alco-
felis Foundation of British Columbia will be in
Prince Rupert Wednesday to help organize the foun-|~
Iytion’s pr oposed one- “clay clinic scheduled for mid-

Maly.
mhamber. of Commerce pre esi
ent A. P, Crawley at tho group's
nthly meeting in.La Gondola
e Inst night. appointed Karl
undstrom, Dr, L. M, Groene and
NéFman Larson as 2 committoe
Omwork with Dri Wilfred Sin-
r, director ‘of ‘the Skeona
ith Unit In’ meeting Mr,
Te gins, Boforo-.coming here
oo Nugelns. will: ‘go to Kitimat
—-foaconfor with’ groups thore whoa:
‘wiwh to have a. clinic held to
a Nop mcoholics, eo
othor businoss tho cham:

& ny
a clected Mr. ‘Lundatrain a. dis];

taRtor to replica : A D, Porloy

resignod: whon hay. Was
asferrod to Kolowna, oy

, K. i Oallvia, was Hamed ohare

ues of tha ‘ehiambor's Alaska:

pittrine highway... gommittoea to
-¥eBlave Orme G,- Stuart, who ree
Al ned aa .chalrman, Mr. Stuart
“WY remain on. tho, commibtioa

ORMES |

DRUGS. LTD,
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along with Earl. R, Gordon and
G. E. Sherman,

-W.G, McGruther was appaint-
ed.the chamber's representative
on the city’s employment nadvis-

ory committee to replace Edwin
Bnvight who was transforred to
Vancouver

The meeting yoforred. to. the
Department of Transport a late
‘Ler “from ‘the’ Dodge Cove Imn-
‘provements Associntion asking
why tho Digby Island. village
couldn't. be hookad up’ to the
power noes that: now. had hoon
laid to the tshvund,. .

The chambar., voted paymont
of {ts annual dues: to. tho Narth

om Trans-Canada, Roula Asso:
and urged Individual
moambars: tio join the: group which
is, SUPpOrUNE “Ve seaond - preande
provinginl highway through
B.0, vin Jaaper, McBride, Prince
Goorge. to Prince Rupert,

As -tha. chambor's noxt. rogue
lay moating night. would: frail on
Wastor Mondny, tho date of tho
April meoting. was sot: for -Mon-
dry, April, 10, op

 

; Prine Rupert has
‘Now, gone "8 1 days
without a. fatal traftie
nceldent, OAs

 

 

 

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shea he Bedi asd Nad

este

Een ° * 2 « tay uy

top’of: ‘Acropolis. Hill'and: ‘the’ ex- |! it: meant’ a

 

 

 

ey An pe ba thy ee bs Mad

nly argument
: hibition: was that
great: deal of work.

He‘ said last -yea Is. experience |

‘emphasized. the. Jack’: -of interest |

and support of. ‘Tocal mrchants.
“To be successful it. must be

‘backed by the. :>businessmen: of

the city and we suggest that ‘the:
idea should stand or fall.on the
decision of ‘this: meeting as the}
chamber is the. only. represent-
ative organization of business-
men in the city."

Bonner boosts.
magistrates —

VICTORIA «) — British Co-
lumbla's magistrates were de-

fended in the legislature Monday

by Attorney .- -General Robert
Bonner, who said: they are the
most dedicated. group in, the
| province, a, 4

The remark: was’ prompted’ by
‘(lengthy discussion on magis-
trates in British’Columbia,

»Mr,, Bonner,.. whose depart-
mental estimates: said it’s un-
fortunate there have | been
sweeping generalizations - dn

 

: islmds. for’ airport. ‘brani
- port: was Vancouver’ ‘Pile
- \driving Co: Ltd: of: Van

_jeouver, at $79, 920.

..Four ‘other: companies ‘also en:

$85,307;- Quadra © Construction
Co, Ltd., $85, 606;. Greenlees’ Piles
driving and. Construction “Co.
Ltd., $94,848; and’ Pacific: Fi ~
driving Ltd., $97,510...

Ltd., Vancouver, for. final’ ‘ap:
proval,, and, ‘subject. to approval,

council.
Work | ‘on: the

| floats, ‘dolphins and wharf ‘tres-
| tles - is. expected, ‘to: ‘start in ‘the

|| near future and to. ‘be. completed

‘Greater. | use | |
Pacific ports |
required — :

VANCOUVER (?) — Agriculture
Minister Alvin Hamilton — said

Board has - recommended more

grain be shipped through Van-

couver.

The minister was meeting
with representatives of 18 grain
handling organizations. in spe-
cial conference on port facilities
after complaints about slow|
grain. handling and ticups_of
ships picking up ‘grain sold®to
the Sovict Union and Commu-
nist China.

He said he hopes grain ship-
ments from B.C, can be speeded
from an average of 15,000,000
bushels monthly during peak
months to 18, 000, 000 to 20 ,000,000

 

 

eriticisms of magistrates, yoy

 

bushels,

 

Accused threatened victim
with death, Assize jury told

An Assize Court jury was told this. morning that
Robert Skin ‘of Burns Lake, charged with murder,
threatened to kill James Andrew who died August 27,

1960 in Bushs’ Lake,

The second: day. of the trial in
B.0, Supreme. ‘Court got undor-
way. this morning beforo Mr,
Justice Hugh Allan Maclean,

“Skin, roprosbnted by defence
counsel John. Contes of Prince
Goorga,: pleaded. not guilty to tho
charge yeaterdny,

Crown prosecutor T. G. Bow=:
an-Calthurat of Victoria: called
tho: dond. mantis 26-year-old son
Alox: to ithe,atdind ‘and, after, Mr,
Justico Maclean had ruled. tho
ovidonca ndmisaabto, Mr, Androw
Lostifiad about! a taht nt Grassy
Plain August 13.

Ho eald that ho and a friend
word play ». fahting when Skin
Intorfarrod, Ha- ‘atatodl that whan |.
his dad came’ around = Skin
punehed hinvahd ‘kknookod him
to the grounds

"T told Wintito’ Jonve my. dnd
nlono: becnuse’ ho was too. old,”

Ho. atated that Skin “swore nt]:

my dad andaald: he Waa going
to” ki him: someday.”
“Mr, Andvew: ‘-toatifiod that

 

whllo hl familly: was ‘camped Abe

the Fae t iF 8

 

Southbank. on Francois Lake, he

and his: younger brother, Peter,
woro attacked. by Skin and his
three - sons, He said. that the
three, brothers. ganged up on
Potor and knocked him down.
“I wont for my dad and he
cname down and told Skin to
Jenve Potor alone as thore wore
too many of them.”

He then stated that Skin nit
his dad over. the head with a
‘two. by. six" board and that his
dad. fail to tho ground,

He stated that he wont to the
forastry offico for help and sulre |
sequontly mot two mon who ro-
lured to the svono with him, |

‘Whon thoy roturned, he said,|
thoy: found Jimmy Androws ly-7°

ing.on the ground with his oyos)

open, Ho wasn't moving but ho
what doad. olthor, My, Andraw |’
stated...

“Jimmy. Androw war Inter tors |:
Nod across tho Jako to the Frans:
cols Dnka: Aottlomant, Mr. An-
drows toatified, 4

Trial: Ma # ontinulngs re

: . pit Te eh PgR ae oe . er
w eis Sa cc p * e: nm, Wy ue aM wy s Ey AE Nay ee Nk By ee od
cts MN es :

‘The low bid ‘will now » “be: tor
warded. to the. consulting’ engin ts
eers, Swan, Wooster Engineering 5

‘the: contract: will, be awarded by :

installation of |:

constructed | and “will ‘be install” | “

Monday the Canadian Wheat/—

tered: bids: for the: project.: “They: os
were: J. “H. Todd and Sons Ltd

 

Too many
says ‘university man

- OTTAWA ( CP)—A program to ‘reduce the 1 num-
ber of fishermen dipping into British. Columbia’s|

 

‘erry bill
vote soon

islation creating a new
department of transporta-
tion was introduced in the
house of representatives
by the finance committee
Saturday in an effort to
bolster support for. House
Bill No. 44, the $23, 000,000
ferry bond issue Measure,
which is still waiting on
the rules committee for|
placement on the house]
house calendar.

Tho bill was passed by the fl-
nances committee by a vote of
four. to three, This bill is a sub-}.
‘stitute for’ tho adnilnistration
proposal and implements: forry

bond proposal approved last No-
vember 8 by Aluskan voters, '

~ The now dopartment would be
empowored to operate and main-
tain: tho prosont. state ~ owned
ferry and torminals; forrics and
torminals Involved in tho’ Alaska
Marine Highway; Anchorage and
Fairbanks alrports; and a varl-
oty of fncilitios financed in the
futuro: by revontio bond tases)
approved by tho logislature,

POOPPPOOLOTIOOD

Japan to build

largest tankers

TOKYO (Reuters) — Con
+ trnots wore signed Monday for
‘construction hero of | the
“world's Jargost oll tankers,
“both: of “whioh will ho 180,-

O80. doadwoight tons, Thay:
‘wore ordered by Jnpan's dome
. Weau Wosan ofl refinery, ©

 

a teasssoscoosecanoosooaqacsareees :

Wo

JUNEAU (AP) — Leg-

 

on ‘Diefenbaker:: ‘told . ‘reporters: eel
f Throughout. my. life: L i have

 

sheen,

. salmon and halibut ‘resources igs recommended in a}

report tabled in the Commons Monday. .
Said the _ report, prepared by

Dr. Sol. Sinclair, head of the de-
partment .of ‘agriculture | ‘econ-
omics and farm management. at
the University of. Manitoba: )

““Since. free, entry has pro-
duced a depressed industry, it
seems absurd’ to argue’ for its
continuation: by. permitting en-
try to everybody who. desires
employment in it.’ —

.Dr,.Sinclair was hired by the
federal fisheries department to
make the study following repre-
sentations: .charging excessive
participation -in the primary
fishing industry of. B.C, .

In a prefatory note, Fisheries
Minister MacLean «said the re-
port “does not imply a commit-
ment. by government with .re-
spect to any of the findings.”

ference. of. Noinmragealtiep prime
ministers. starting. Wednesday

assed ‘bythe’ Canadian * Parlias
ment: last fall: He: had. ‘first. ain:

troduced. athe: bill -in’ 1941,: rand. ait. seg

 

South;.-African. oe ae

the Commonwealt,

The .British. prime

sions: on: South: frica): a

strained as: “possi
_Diefenbaker ‘Sugees 2

“Caldough | <= |
for bail: ‘appeal.

VANCOUVER Ours, ‘Leonard:
Udell, "34, of* West. “Vancouver:
was granted: bail .of. $5, 000: when’
he appeared’ in. court’ Monday in:
connection with: fraud: charges
against: Vancouver “promoter,
George’ ‘Caldough..: | aeaueen aa

Roland Smith, "49° -Yoar-dld
publicity assistant, ‘and Caldough.
were remanded Saturday‘ ‘in: Cus-.
today. They. were ‘allegedly, in-,
volved jn an oil fraud totalling:
almost $250,000: and..will. appear:
today to have their applications

 

 

 

should ’

motive is.to. try tadtiony 3 discus~ Ba
é=

 

for ball heard, 9.»

 

 

ca eVully.. “noted (an

‘marine.
its.

sy Ae he’ yort. and.
committed: has. . completed :::

‘study it:will repurtto. the. cham-

ber and) further actioh to Hdve .
Awos ~WedSels;-based: ‘here: ‘again,

“The chamber. also. heard rom:.”
Frank Howard, MP."Skeena: that:
‘the’ two” so-called: cpastaeliird
vessels”? : scheduled for. the Pacific
coast. are dn: the. design. stage’ ‘and.

| tenders, are, ‘expécted. 0. be: called

Yn ‘April;, They are: expected to'bo™
between. 90; and: 100: ‘feet... in
length, « 3 ere me
Pi Mr, Howard. ‘uiged’ "that" he
chamber’ “Keep up. an. ‘insistont |
demand, that, Prince, Rupeit’ is’an

ideal. location. for ‘one of them, to.

[be obese ;

A wire was:sent last night to “Agriculture, Minister of 1 i - Hanillton in

Vancouver urging him to. fly up ‘to Prince: Rupert aes ‘study: Khe potential # fou
additional grain outlets to the Orient, : -

Mr. Hamilton is in Vancouver
conferring: with grain offictals
on the handling’ of grain deg.
tinad for Russia and Communist

‘China,

“Ho sald there -yostorday that
there would bo a neod for addl-

Three-car crash .
causes $600 bill

N three-cnr collision occurred
akaut 1:26 am, Sunday in’ the]:
800 block Sixth. ‘Avonue Woat,
ROMP said’ yostorday,

‘Polico said that.a car driven
by James 8, Haugan of 310 Pifth
Avonuo Enst was in collision with

 

n parked cad awnodl by John Mi-.

chaelson of: “1317 ‘Bloventh Av-
onue East, This vohicie Jn turn
collided with another: parked ony

owned by Enrnost T, Schooley of
1428. Bloventh Ayonuo Bnat,

Total damage | Amounted
about #000. mee

CRON SAAR DER fe getnnsa Ale 8 AB Ae

4 ee tf a a tee

Lt

\

tlonal grain outlots: on the Paoi-|
fic _Coast and mentioned. New
Westminster and’ Prince Rupert.

Tho chamber voted to wire Mr.
Hamilton thanking “him for his

handling facilities and the mo-
tion Waa: ‘amended’ ‘to. ‘also ‘ask

them oxpanded,: '

$1,500 damage.

whon: car driven by. ‘Vincenti
Charilos Lid of 1132 Second Avoe
nue Woat was in collision with a
parked oar owned by Pater Mar-
{novich: of VAT Socond - ‘Avenue.
West. in! tho. 1700, blogk: Second

08

ROMP. ‘sald: thot ohargos- na

 

contomplatod: Os v roault: ‘of

mS Aooldont, 7

{ntorest in: ‘Prince-Rupert's grain |

him ‘to’ tly - ‘hero for an on-the-|,
spot survey. of tha prosont: facilly |
tlos and’ tho possibility: of having .

Damage. amounted . to. about tk
$1,500. nbout 4:30 am, Sunday |:

“phe ieobind waa: ‘told that: ‘tho
Canadian |! government. clovator
hore waa: originally bullt.so: that
it could ‘be expanded’ to handle
an dations -#900,000 : bushels |

een

“Oleudy. “Wadnoada i
clont’: ‘periods’ ca lowg,.tho |
_matnland tomorrow, A few |

i Soa “ahowera; or wot SNOW ve: Little

Ogeecin: temperature,

Winds: north 18) tomorrow,

LOW: ton ht: and high. tos