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about city
“Hideous misrepresentation” ;
charged by irate local. viewer

The Chamber of Commerce will try to obtain a
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation film dealing with
Prince Rupert which brought a letter of protest to the
chamber meeting last night together. with verbal| /™
criticism of the CBC for a documentary it sereened| ¥
Mareh25, 0 2 rare
‘dn a letter to the Chamber ‘of
Commerce, N. H. McClary ‘said
that the film was a= “hideous
misrepresentation: released upen

n unwitting public by an -or-
“Banization purporting. itself to

  
   

 

 

 

   

 

  
    

included in funds
Two contracts were called today by the Depart-|
ment of Highways for the hard-surfacing of. the re-
mainder of the unpaved portion of the Prince Rupert!
to Terrace section of Highway 16 with the exception}} oo... Bes Be
of about a mile of road in the vieinity of Kloiya Bay. | NELSON, B.c. @—British Cole
_ Announcement. that the con-|——————-—______ ae sabia's. radical’ Sons of Free-
tracts would be called was made! y “eed cess om’ Doukhobors have -sent:.a .-
last night by Willlam H. Murray, Arey. a map “the ennee ee ‘telegram to the. Soviet Embassy...
| MLA, at the regular meeting of] tions of Highway 16 where pav-|4t Ottawa. branding press re=
the Prince Rupert Chamber of|ing could be carried out with a| Ports that they intend to aban
jCommerce.  - Seana | Minimum of cost.”. «| | don plans to go to Russia. as
In addition Mr. Murray. told Later the sum of $2,300,000 was |t2/8¢, leaders of the sects
the chamber, funds are avail- allotted to Highway-i6 and the ‘Monday.
able for the completion of the |? 0° road saway 78 and the! The telegram was.sent Monda:
“cannery road” between Port | ry ° : vcqq [OY Peter Elasoff, secretary af’ the
Edward and Cassiar cannery." | He said he told Mr. Gagiardi Sect’s 52-member fraternal cour:
_Mr. Murray. said that he had| that work had to go ahead [oi ‘and Mike Hadikin, chairmar
received verbal: agreement from| With the cannery road: “he-. | of’ 4: meeting ‘of the Freedom.
Fremier Bennett and: Highways| cause after only getting a $30,- | ites last Friday at which RCMP -
Minister P. A. Gaglardi that $2,-|, 000 down payment on the. road. | erg handed a brief to be:de-
‘300,000 extra of the expected $4,-| two years ago, he was fed up livered. to the. federal govern-
000,000 from. the new diésel fuel} With the cannery road. and iment. © 9 0 ee
tax.and.truck licence assessment | wanted to get it off his back.” |" Dress. reports Saturday. from -
would. be _made available for “I wanted to get the chamber ‘the sect’s shacktown, headquar-
-wotk on Highway 16.. _ {of Commerce ‘off my back and\ters at Krestova said. the ‘brief...
. Part of this money would be | 11, newspaper (The Princé Ru-|contained a statement that the =.
spent this year 6n continuing pert Daily News) off my back.” Freedomites did not wish. - to os o ws .
the cannery road, which he. | te said he was glad to know that/ Proceed with their:plans fora °° |.
told Mr. Bennett and Mr. | pings were now being provided. |mass migration: to Russia, |=.
Peer as at Present not | “as to the entire length of, Elasoff and Hadikin
rong eter than’ “a bieycle-.| niehway 16 from Prince Rupert| their telegra
roads 8s | he said that.a target date of 1960{a distorti

The two legal tenders, publish- was too ambitious but “that “all| howevel

  
    
 

     
   
    
  
      
    

  
 
 
 
 
 

 

   
 

  
 

 

  
  
 
 
   
    
   
 

   

 

 

 

striving for the utmost in quality
and authenticity in its releases
and public information, =~

“I,can firmly state’ Mr. Mc-
Clary wrote, “that it would be
impossible to ‘obtain pictures
that would outline more = dis-
{creditable conditions or.do more|

damage to a community in the |.

    
    
   
 

 

 
  
   
    
 
 
 

   
           
    
   
 

    
 
   
 
   
  
   
  
 
    
   
  
  
  
 

 
  

 

   
 
  
  
 

eyes of a stranger,”. — We
. He said that. it-appeared jfrom |.
_..finterviews with Mayor P. J, Les- |.
. | ter, Alderman Norman Bellis and
[Frank Calder. that — they were
_jcaught unprepared and that the/
‘| questions aimed at them by thel’.
‘interviewer seemed to. indicate
intention to embarrass and dis-
credit. So
. Alderman T; Norton |. Youngs
told the -meeting ‘that the CBC
film “was disgusting.” .He said
that it not only angered former}
Prince Rupert residents in Van-
couver but present residents and
ex-visitors.
. Me‘said that film went out |
-B, ‘Réece,-| Of its.way. to show the worst of. |.
Gt Westbank, near Kelowna, | the city and that the questions: |
critical condition’ in: hospi- Mines <a anted plong® the’ same ||
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said they weren't left I
feeling that the show was “ter-
rible”’ and the Prince Rupert |.
born man “didn’t get too excit-
ed” at what the film had depict-
ed about his home town. |

Orme G. Stuart, Iqngtime
Chamber of Commerce member
said that he had seen the tele-
vision show in questien and
while he thought the persons in-
terviewed “did a good job” the
questions were in poor taste. He
sald the show was supposed to
be “a profile of a clty and some

     

   
 
 
 
 
   
 
  

 
  
  
   
   
  
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
 

 

Feary or PAROS Da) Ss : - 16}. ‘ ot
j... However, he ‘said; he. hoped ta/conference. in Terrace last | ‘Freedomites intervie
‘get that portion done next year./month. He. said that there was}Sunday and ‘Monday’ refused: ¢
In the meantime, funds already such..-a strong - representation| discuss the brief but one gave
in the estimates would be, used !from Kitimat and. Terrace that;/the impression that it.asked
| to keep the cold-mix sections in/the Prince Rupert. wishes were|government assistance in re—
good repair, «°° —' , - falmost-ignored and a resolution turning Stefan Sorokin, spiritual

The portions to. be hot-mix | was sent out asking for work on| leader of the sect, from Uruguay.
paved would be from Galloway | the: Terrace-Lakelse road. _.| “Tf the government. doesn’t.
Rapids bridge to Kloiya Bay; | The meeting approved a, mo-|let Sorokin back, there will. be
from a mile or so beyond the | tion that the chamber go on rec~| trouble,” said Freedomite “An-
winding hilly portion around jord that at future. Highway 16;drew Makortoff..

Kloiya to where the cold mix |conferences no consideration be! Sorokin§ became the

      

  
 

 
   
   

“Pete” Briggs who
is last run’as Canadian
“Railways engineman
April.2,;and whose picture and
story.was subsequently fea-
tured on the front page of The
Dally News read the story quite
ly Friday night.

There were two things

   
  
       
   

 
  
  

 

SAME. OLD RECIPE—To one
little girl (immaculately dres-
sed in white) add one tin
can, a bent spoon. and a mud-

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to
which Mr Briggs took excep-
on. (1) the story called him

Rupert ferry included

sect’s

  
    
  
  
   
    
   

was an engineman and he and
nis wife Rose were married
n November 29, 1919, not No-
~ gvember 19, 1929,

 

OTTAWA @ — Drafting

become a virtual year-round

operation, capped by a feverish have sketched out some of the:

finn) round of activity in the
three weeks before the budget
8 unvelled to Parllament and
the Canadian public.

At this stage, two days before
“Heday", peruaps anly ao half
dozen persons know all aspeets
of the seeret docunient to be un.
velled in the Commons Thursdivy
ight.
" They would faclude Prime Min-
ister Diefenbuker, Fhoianee Min
ister Fleming and his lop assoc.
fates: Kenneth Tuylor, .depaty
minister; Claude Tsblster,  as-
vintant deputy noitulster for tux-
niions and AL EW. Plumptre,

assistant deputy milukiter for
e  geoanoniles.

aust NOT LEAK

As the  governinent moves

closer to budget day more por-
sons dey deb ino on the seeret an
the atriet understanding that it
c will not be divulged. A major

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~ Work on 1959 budget
reaches fever pitch

of
the annual federal budget has/ finance miuister’s enreer,

vieted of rioting."
The chamber voted to try to
obtain the film and = have. It
sereened in Prince Rupert by a
special committee,

 

leak could bring the end to a
Mr. Fleming is understoud to

general trends to his cabinet
colleagues au week or. so ago,
He Ukely will Gill the min on all
rematning detals today,

Once drafted. the budget
jspeech ts revised over and over
pagain as chanees are made tn
| Hine with nulled-down  polley.
Tho nal accepted draft may not
be completed until a few cays
before budyet time.

The speech ts typed and mull-
graphed but not put out in print.
ed form until tt ds dellvered in
Purllument.

The only advance printed mat-
ter ds the flsesl “white paper"
reviewing the government's op-
erations for the year Just end-
od. This will be niude public to-
marrow a day before “Beday'. It
Is printed tn a security unit of
the government printing bureau.

About three months before
budget time the government's
“blue book" of proposed spend.
Ing ts pluced before Partlament,

Then comes the bly job of
deelding whether the govert-
Went ts to plan for a budget det.
cit, aw balanced Wudget or a sur-
plus,

There have been deflelts in
the last two yours. Another ono,
perhaps much smaller than the
estimated peacetime high of
$700,000,000 for 1088-30, Ia probe

 

 

Dredging
experiment

scheduled

AW experlmental channel, 100
feeb wide, is ta be dredged
ithrough Metlakatla Bar to fuce

MP reported to The Dally News
front Otlawa today,
Ile enclosed a copy of a letter
from the depaty miutster of pub-
He works which stated that the
dredging would remove the nec-
esstty for hoats to make the
trip nround Tugwell Island.
The fetter stated that the
public works department snag -
hoat “Essington UF would un-
dertake the work “during the
coming season,” .
However, tt was polnted aut
that the project was strictly ou
an experimental basis.
In his accompanying letter Mer.
Howtrd sald that it the dredy-
Ing ts stecessful and the chan
Hel remunins open for some ex-
tended perlod then the bar will
be kept open and dredged as
required."

ba sinaatat RES Tak eee Tee

Underwriters
making survey

RON. McLeod, representative of
Canadian Underwriters WaSuchit~
tlon, Writish Columbia division,
urrived In the city toduy to bent
wosutvoy of fire conditions ane
hadards iy Prince Rupert,

Mr, McLeod will nike a cone
plete Investigation af the city's
fire-fighting axsoty pnd alse, tf
Necessary, INAKE rerouted

 

 

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ably coming up,

Wilate navigation coming
through frem the ouorth to,
» Prince Rupert, Frank Howard

program of highway development for Aluska was out-

‘lined today by Senator Ernest Gruening, Alaska

Democrat,

' The 10-year program was
/worked out In colliboration with
‘chambers of commerce and:

j blhiers In Alaska and with repre-
Tseubatives of the Bureau of Pub-
je roads,

; Cruening will present the pro-
Pararu ta the Senate Publie Works
committve Tuesday and urge
that it schedule hearings in
Aluska this summer.

The programy would conneet
Inost population centres in
Maska. A major feature is a
ferry service from Prince Ru-
pert UC, to Skagway via Ket-
chikan, Wrangell, Petersburg,
Juneau and Halves,

Also contemplated is construg-
thon of roads from Skugway two
Curcross, ¥.T.; Juneau to Atlin,
BC, Wrangell and Petersburg to

Telegraph Creek, B.C. and Ket-
ehikan tou highway from Hazel-
ton, B.C,

Construction of those roads
connecting Southeast  Alaski
With Interfor tighways, would
depend upon Canadian ¢CO-O))-
eration In bullding the through
route connections,

TNT UR ALO EE ROR ENE EP AEPLRIND Hel

Boy -taken
to hospital
after mishap

A three your old eity boy wus
takun to hospital for observation
after be was in colltsion with
Wweeur wear the corney of Third
Avene Wost and Third Strevt
about 3:30 this afternoon, The
boy's name wags Wiavallablo at
press tine,

ROMP are

 

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Witholding — the

nnme of the driver of the eur

‘$7 00 damage
to vehicle

Au estimated $700 damage was
caused toa eity mutorist's ve-
hicle early hast Wraciesday

highway 6 and hinded
side Up Un same roeks,

“Paul Andrea Doumont of 181s

Attn Avenue wis heading — to
Pringe Rupert when he lost con-
trotof hls car due to a mechan.
ical fallure and was forved ante |
the rocks at the afde of the road!
wbout L? miles from bere, Port
bctward ROMP suid.

rleht

morning when if careened aff:

He sald that alter being given
iverbal assurance in the presence
“ot G. P, Woodside, B.C. president
‘of the Junior Chamber of Com-
‘meres, that the contracts would
ibe called, he and Cyril Shelford,
‘MLA for Ominecea, persuaded
{Premier Bennett that there
ishauld be a greater allotment of
funds for Highway 16,

Luter with Mr, Gaglard!, Mr.

 

Fighters fined

Andrew Eordeskle of 708 Pra-
ser Street and Ernest Multtland
of 318 Sixth Street were each
fined $10, casts or in default of
payment sentenced to seven
days tn jull when they pleaded
guilty an elty pollea court this
motnling to charges of causing
it disturbance by fighting on the

 

There were no toiurtes,

HOLLWOOD (—Susan Ea
WII an Oscar gob le on
David Niven, after Y5 years
won the Oscar fur best autor

one of the nine
lucluding best pteture,

tor

Barbara Graham in ft Want
performances so realistic that
Hope joke variler in the eventu

Hope said, “that L was surpris
tonlght,”

Niven wou the actor
womtan-molester tn Separate ‘1

 

 

Hlons for reduelng fire havards,

UNUL further investigation has
out,

been carslod

eullay "a David Niven type,”

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SUSAN HAYWARD, DAVID NIVEN
GET TOP PERFORMANCE OSCARS

’

The Hrooklyn-born redhead and the debonalr Svotyman
won the academy awards tor acting vefore an audience tilled
With most of the bly names in the entertatument Industry.
They shared honors with the movie Gigi, whieh won tn every
categories for whieh

Burt Ives and British actress: Wendy Fliller won Oscars

best supporting performances,
Miss Elayward--for her cole of concemnod niurderess

“The movies this year are BOlng tn for so mucky realism,”

Sho dies tn the gus chamber
award

time dn hls ecareor that he did

straot,

yward, who once despalred of
her tifth try Monday night.
of pleasing movie audiences,

It was nominated

to Live—ygot the nod on a
{t provided fodder for a Bod
Be

ed to seo Miss Hayward here

during the picture.

for playing a pathetle
‘ables, It was one of the tew
nop play whut the trade

“hearty
vote of thanks" to Mr. Murray
for hls work on behalf of Prince
Rupert and Highway 16.

ALGARY (CP)—A

business with the city.

The Inquiry, under Judge L. S.
Turcotte of Lethbridge, heard
Mayor Don Mekay testify that:
He received an electric dish-
washer and $200 In building ma-
terlaly from Stanley Vineberg, a
Montreal financiers having
apartment interests in Calgary;

He muy contribute to churity
an amount equal to the value of
all personal gifts he hus recelved
in his capacity us mayor;

He recelved $5,000 and a car
as settlement for the part played
in orgumlzation of Stampede Mo-
tors.

Sumuel Helman, counell for
the mayor, told the hearing that
since the Inquiry adjourned Feb,
27, Muyor Mackuy has pald off
more than $6,800 in debts.
Included were $1,780 for a fire.
place at his summer home in
Bantt, $1,000 for the remulnder
of the down payment on the
sunimer home; $1,300 for repalrs
to hls Calgary home; and $3,000
to ollman Cle Walker for back
louwns,

Bach of the Itenw had been
Gixcussed during oarller phases
of the Inquiry, The mayor eariler
had testitled he had refused to
pay for the ftlreplace because {t
didn’t work and couldn't com-

 

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|
! ° ) | Starts before Tyee; and from |given to resolutions on side! spirital leader in 1952. ‘Shortly
rainman and (2) due to a Jot its problems.” He sald the} of. Above, demonstrating, is | " " ; there to cast of Kwinitsa. The | roads. afterwards he left Canada, sup-
yPographical error, the story jquestions kept coming back to two-year-old Lynn Bradley, | in as a ‘Od p ans remainder to’ be done in the Later on in the meeting W. J.|posedly. to find a homeland for
listed the date of his marriage one problem the “riot,” that “it daughter of Mr, anc = Mrs. | oo r . paeena district will jake the Scott chided | the members for ne oes repeat America.
20 years later than it actually W. N. Poole remarked that “it} Wiliam Bradley of Oltawa, | VASE wp >) LUA e2 felon], Dard = surfacing — rig o |/taking Mr. Murray's e 3 ~

s. wasn't a riot. No one was con- CP photo, | WASHINGTON (AP)—A $300,000,000 federal! Shames. granted and moved a
So for the record, Mr. Briggs b

Ing in luxury on a 25-acre or-
‘chard farm in Uruguay with
funds. sent to him by the Sons
of Freedom, ,

Calgary Mayor quizzed
on business gifts -

judicy! inquiry into Cal-

gary’s civic administration resumed Monday after a
five-week adjournment and continued its investiga-
tion into gifts to city officials

from persons having

he didn't have the money,

Replying to questions, Mayor
Mackay said he had = recelved.
gifts from Mr. Vineberg, de-
veloper of the Spruce Clift
wpurtinent project, at a time.
when Spence Cre was seeking
sewers, vouds and bus service
from the city.

 

Prince Rupert has
now gone 82 days
without a fatal tragfte

accident.
r

WEATRER—

Suuny with cloudy pertods
Wednesday. Warmer. Winds
southeast 18, ut times ine
creasing to southeast 98 over
exposed waters, Low tonight
und tigh Wednesday at
Prince Rupert 38 and 54,

TIDES

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