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Seal of: Robert’ Skin,
with | murder, | opened: in

of. Burns Lake, charged |
B.C. Supreme Court. this | j

- tnorning” as the Spring - Assizes got underway before
Mr, Justice Hugh Allan MacLean, for mer Deputy - At-|
torney- general ‘of British. Columbia.

“skin,
= counsel John Coates. of. Prince.
George,’ -entered:'a.’ pléa: “Of not’
. guilty | in’ connection: ‘with ° ‘the

 

. sociation,

represented . by- defence ‘

 

death . Of. “James “ Andrew | ‘at |!
Southbank “August: 27, 1960,

A “Bruce ‘Brown, ‘as a member.
Jor. “the » -Prince Rupert ‘Bar As.
extended. a welcome
to; Mr, Justice MacLean - on’ the

occasion of. his. First visit to the

oe city.”

now. Mtudying” Kennedy |.
». fis ~ how. ..we: ‘could. “use:
Americans who™ desire to. ‘serve
in} our.” own: country, —*-slum
areas, :in. ‘education, Z retraining

woThe: e president’ s''¢ om m ents
° oe the « “White

- | Frederick’ Albert “Dowdie, James

“end of the. year.
8 “Volunteers © will

8) ‘for: living. allowances. ‘and per-
haps a- severance allotment,
They will go to countries where
they.are needed and wanted and
“work particularly,:on. teaching, |.
health and agriculture.

‘Ailing actress

a eaaeataaite

-on upgrade.

\ GONDON (n—Agtresa Elizabeth
or spenta restless night but

wed a slight’, improvement, 7

& morning In‘ her desperate
AL against pneumonia, her
tors reported: y*-

“There is a ali ne improve-

went in Miss Taylov’s condition, 4

yul.she is not ‘out: of danger
-sald-a bulletin, from \the
/Honin of..six doctors.
‘Hollywood sti
yr, Carl Heing Goldman, Miss
tors personal: physician, said
she ‘would be In the London Clinic
for at Jeast another 10 days and
“sho will need along time to
‘Yeouperate, perhaps a. yeny.”

a

$150 bursary
established.

en Another | buraaty. ‘has | boon
added to the growing list now
Utfored to students at. Prince
‘Rupert Sonior High: ‘school, yico-
rneipal Frank. Ny: Button. an-
olinced Mridayy;'s ;
* Mr, Sutton: atte 5 that: ‘Hugo
Kraupner, proalde *'and man-’
aging director of Rupert Cloan-
racand Laundry Ltdy had writ.
en. principal La Gy Truscott any:
Ing: that In comnverération of
hia” firm's 26th anniversary, dt
had: boon decided. ta. sot up. .a
yonrly bursary of, “$150 for n"dos.
gorving atucant: graduating ‘trom:
Prifica Rupert Senior: Wheh
choo) who. will. continue his :or
hor atudies at. tid: Boo" a of
ritish Columbia" Boo story

 

 

 

: attending oe

Mr
that. it’ was’a pleasure to’ be in.
Prince. Rupert and said. that he
found that: all the, tales. about
Prince ‘Rupert’s - ‘weather ’ are
without foundation. '

T..G. Bowen-Colthurst. of Vie-
toria, recently. appointed Queen’s
Counsel, and Harvey Jessop . of.
‘<itimat are handling the prose-
cution - for the Crown. :

After. “preliminary remarks
this ‘morning, a 12- member: all-
male jury was. chosen out of a
total of: 48 prospective jurors.’

= The. jury. chose. Alfred George
Ford, aS . their. foreman. : i

- Other: jurors are: ‘Emile Joseph
Blain,. Wilfred: Joseph — McLean,

Ross - oon “William Clarence

Centre, ~ ab 8 pm.,
night, next. me

‘ twosatdro
‘provides

 

“Justice “MacLean: ‘replied

leased: ‘after: having been taken
‘prisoner. by. ‘the: ‘Congolese. said
the officer - ‘in: ‘charge, identified
as Capt. ‘Belanger : of. Quebec
City, went out to" talk. with: the.
Congolese ‘duri g “
fighting. =
“ .-There | wasia burst: of machine-
gun. fires 2" puts we: ‘did: not: ‘see
what- happened ©: ‘to him,” ‘re -
counted . S/Sgt.’ ‘Li: Hy Harris, 37,
of Griésback, “Alta. Belanger. had
4Vnot been. seen: “since | and | owas
‘presumed. dead. me

-. Two Sudanese soidiers—mem-
bers, of a.135°+.man. contingent
station — “were. ‘also: Teported
killed. in’ “the. fighting. - “Twelve
other Sudanese’ ‘are missing” and
13 are. wounded.::

tacked. the. signal ‘centre atthe
port: of Matadi. The Sudanese.
troops. were ‘disarmed. ‘and forced
to” withdraw.: “The. ‘eight: other
‘Canadians ° were: - released’: and
flown: » to: Leopoldville Sunday |

1 Slightl: woundec

s | trey” had “Hot. be eu Select Me.

took.

- 2) villa with a maghine- -gun facing

. the: Congolese: barracks. .
swimming Club will. hold a® “gen-.

eral- meeting of all members, in
the. main. lounge of the Civic’

“I tried to get: them to ‘take it.
“did: not know on

whose authority, it-had been put
there,” he” ‘saldieT

 

: _ Thursday

‘top photo: peor to. oporing ooromonios:

" ahapad building ta of:
eoommodation for 40 native. ‘trontimgn rt}
haa own! laundry, whiely Isdoon, at right, ‘Tn Wotton: photo’ at
Traut Treuitlr” Gorvicer Miululer Erle ‘Martin Ayog: Jual ‘wulpped

nad a Congolese

N00 shoabitny is shown. in
turday ‘afternoon, Now

ods, : }

guarding: wthe.. Canadian signal .

i: More | than. 1, 000, Congolese. ate

‘of The Congo’s feuding factions,

“At loft are'Roeve Walter Yoo and B. BR. Dodda,. mombor' of tho.

aia public: tad a tour, of the now

 

' “phen ’ someone: -pulled.
ger—I- don’t ™ know. who. .W
sumed battle: positions: a The
was lui. ‘during -which a.
wounded Sudanese was evacua' -
ed. The firing. began again atl)
about: 2-o’clocke ss “

At: abuui: 3 o’clock . the Congo |
lese’ began” using. ‘grenades... -we
had: hoped” for reinforcements
from’ the Sudanese. ‘But’ now 1.
‘realized : the’ position. was, hope -
less.’ We agreed it: was: no. “use:
carrying on because we had ‘only
‘small arms fire against the Con-
golese heavy weapons.

“I went: outside with a white
towel: to, tell the Congolese: wel.
were. ready to call’ it. quits.: We| :
‘left our .weapons behind. and
went out.”

SENIOR CHAM
safter winning ‘Prin

 

-i night at the Civic® Centre. Kitimaat: whipped last’ year’ $ Kitkatl
» ney. The. boys were beaten by Kitkatla‘ in: the early stages. of 't

- way back into contention through . the back. door f
- LOW As Allan Hall, pone while: coach Dee Se ener at far right. Players in:

upert: Basketball Association’s “i961. a Native | Tournamen

champs 66- 53: to. win the. tour-

of the double-knockout ‘event.: "AE left; back.

Douglas: Stewart, Charles’ Smith,

 

‘Harris: said that at one ‘thine
the’ Sudanese guards. had taken'|:

 

refuge in a: ‘bedroom. |

~ “My impression: was’ ‘that: it 4
was their first’ time. “under, fire |’
and they were nervous, ” “he ‘said.

-Sigmn. n. Ceall B Bates, ‘ast of oaus

id’ he, had—no., idea . what} 3
was foing on “Upstaits ” when’ “the: :
hare flag. was shown.

““T lay on tne, floor, and the nag
next thing I heard. was the Gon- |
golese telling. me to get. up. ‘They |
were yelling as if.they were mad.
One grabbec me by the arm ‘and |
dragged me outside.”
‘Rival: Congolese © leaders . as-
sembled in the Malagasy. Repub-
lic today for the opening: of: a
peace conference out of earshot

 

Martin unveiled a plaque to open.
the. building, long needed. for

 

 

 

 

 

cAWOY ‘loth. covering plaque. noting: tho? opening. ‘coromionids,

hoapltal! board. for.10 yonra and. chalrman: for. aovon. Yours, .
Aton’ tho opening coromonlos, Mt, Martin, othior |

- Health ‘Services: Minister. Eric

‘| tachmont, attended: in ny
“)form,,18. Thombers ‘of the.Skoora |:

Olub: nanlatod t

Jample’c of community, enterprise.

 

Ta haga : community of
close to 7,000 as well as: the wide-
spread district.

*The event: was the realization
of a dream come true for many

hospital board .as well as. for
citizens“ and: organizations who
contributed: time and money. -
!Terrace-born’ “Dudley. Gi: Little,
MLA for Skeena was on the plat-
form for the. opening. while’ B.

seven . years; master of: ceremo-
nies, paid tribute to all who had
taken ‘part.in the campaign for
the new hospital. .
Dedication. prayers were given
by Rev, 0. P; Mohan and Rev. A.
M. ‘Rempel’ Also. attending the
ceremonies was Rev Turgeon, ex-
member of the hospital ‘board,
who came 700 miles from. Dawson
Creek 3

The firsb sod. for the new hos

pital was turned Just,a year ago

and the new building is a far
ery from the first Terrace hospi-
tal which was a one-room shack
with one bed built in'1927, Prior
to that pationts were transport-

Jed ‘to Prince Rupert, 98 miles

away, Some’ survived the trip,
some didn't, |

Dr, Stanley - Alls 2 oa) ‘yotlred

physician, Stlll- liv ng "i: ‘Terrace
and his wifo-Wdith, stil] a mem-.

» | bor of tho hospital : nursing. staff,
«both recall many / anxious ‘hours

spent : ‘transporting: ‘patients:
boxcars. over. the, onotime. “YOU
railway bedi,’ Veep: 7)
‘Reove. “‘Waltor Yoo,’ apok
bohalf of: tho. community; eins:
mon. Gordon: Davis - prosonted: a.
modorn - fully, =.@ mbtl-
ance; to: the, hospital ‘on: be

of tho, Kingmen,-Olub and Kilns,
ottes, tho Torrace ROMP. d
‘rons,

high’ achoo! i band’ played «music
for tho opening - and. rogistored |.
NUrsOS - and..the | Tuturo: Nurses |.
the, ‘oponing

Walter

coromonies,
Othors: atlonding wor

Cobbot,. project. superintondent |

of contractors Potor Kiowit Sons
of .Onnadn i Ltd. ehiof. architect,
Frodoriok’ Brodio, District’ Nigh
ways. auporintondent: Onrl Shaw.
and prosd and: radio yoprosonta.
tivos from’ Terrace and Kitimat,
‘The Torraca and, ‘District Hos

 

Ignitarios and
byilding,
— Fugtoa y a Ly’ ‘gation

, +" at Dyes

ey ey

has” vonjelbuted housqu

dollars © ;

hardworking. miembers' of the}:

R... Dodds,.. member of . the.- Ter- |.
race and District Hospital “board | ° Wl:
for 10: years: and . chairman. for}...

worth. of. :

served refreshments: : “ ‘
Also .donatéd to hospital’ ‘was:

$700

school. children... ..-
‘Saturday. evening . about’. 200:

persons, ‘including . members of

pert. and Kitimat. ‘hospltals,. ate |
tended. a banquet, |

Three-year-old Richard John
Hillis was burned:to ‘death: about
5/45. p.m,.
which destroyed two small dwell=
ings at the Mountain View Saw-
mills at: Kitwancool; about, four.
miles west’. of. Hazelton. bode

‘The child was in the care of. a
12-year-old baby. sitter atthe
timg of the incident while «the |
aunt and uncle, Mr, - and. Mrs,
Alfred: ‘Hillis, who have’ been:
caring for the child since ‘the
death... of ithe father, Charles
Hillis,” were’.in” Hazelton, ‘: ~The

at Kisploxi: .. . .
A faulty oil burner is Bald by:

feetM

An’ enquiry ‘will: be ‘held. No

other. persona , wore injured,

jail: WAS | laa of on: yon ay Cat!

whon he. plonded
morning, Ini:police.,

court, to}
‘charge; ‘of” fraudulontly. rebtalive

Ang: ‘transportation, before Magy
latrnte. B.. T., Applewhalte godine
-ROMP.- told, tho ‘that

‘box car, Ho: had} not. paid
ONR: for’ as transportation,

 

pital , Worldn's: Auvelliory, al ‘at

 

contributed - “py. ‘Terrace :

‘Saturday: in: a: fire |.

mother, Mrs, Bruce Johnson, is

in e

Richards. had. come into town ae
carly; this. morning by riding in|:
ie Canndinn® National :, Rallways :
UNO

 

 

the hospital staffs of Prince. Ruw= | fres

RCMP to be tho caiso of tho’ fire, og

the: Jnok and Jill” ‘School .

atk Open. Hous

«28 by,
dehigh: tomorrow,

45,

eing: held:.to-

upervisor,

in| eaenel ea bo on v hand: to. ro.” Pe:
Richards .of, ho. fee tn ‘

ia ‘Toadny Initially:
‘ * ittlo

morrow out Ne vn tee

‘midday, Low: tonight

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