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children and their uncle were drowned

    

Tuesday when

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_—a Statement the Vancouver

 

Key ‘to. the Great. Northwest pes

SEPTEMBER 23, 1959

Night

 

 

: |Home Oil dock this morning saved three adults. and
gillnetter.: eT
"Almost dragged from .the 30-/
foot gillnetter Juneau as it sank |.
‘Qeneath them were Mr:-and Mrs. |,
Marshall.-Watts, two-year. old
Rudy Watts and his uncle Wil-
jam: Martin, all of Kincolith. —
‘The ‘boat, belonging to the
Ganadian -. Fishing . Company
gank stern. first,-while the fam-
‘fly -were ‘still asleep about 10
o'clock’ this morning.
Godfrey.Madsen. and John
‘Haugen employees. of Skeena
‘River Piledriving.Company spot-
‘ted''the boat sinking: and’ along
vote | with: Bjorn..Wick, Home Oil Dis-
|" Obviously tired, but stubborn-|ttibutors Ltd., rushed. down to
“lly. beaming, the Soviet. “premier: ‘the -waterlogged: boat to see if |
“.|seems ‘visibly to be slowing down!) BUYone was aboard.
| o(. His demeanor Tuesday, night)" ~ RYONE: ASLEEP teenage
| lata civic dinner: ‘in’ his -honor| ? M: “Wick said he found all
| jand his facial expression reflect four persons along with .a black

 

| Khrushchev
feelin

| °° DES.MOINES, Iowa (P?—Nikita

-| Khrushchev, facing.“ another
|rugged’.day, in his* jet-propelled:
tour. of the United States,. is
showing signs of wear... .:°

 

Ja two-year old child from:drowning in a submerged |

her..." holiday". at --’Balmoral | |,

_ dio Monday. .with ~ Prince.
-Charles.and ‘appeared to.be in.

QUEEN © ELIZABETH, expect-
ing her. third child early: next:
year, took the. train for Scot-.
‘land ‘Tuesday night. to resume

Castle. She‘came here Friday
‘for. the dissolution: of. Parlia-
ment. She visited ‘a°movie-stu-.

 

- : ee es ‘and: white kitten, sleeping in: the
“led happiness at his Iowa’ recep-| 200 Write * , ar
|tion, almost to.the point of “be ‘bow ofthe boat which was still
Sue Dbarnid ae OS ‘above water. . a
ing benign.. 0 ne, ae t ey . .
‘But for the first, time, Khrush- ses tried ‘to arouse the adults,
[chev did’ no: off-the-cuff ‘speak-! Mr Wick sald, but was unable to!
ling. And. for-the first time, he; /™Press. upon them the serious-
|did not even read’ his. own|Pess Of their situation. Arrival)
oan ae eae (Of -the RCMP. and’ the city. am-
speech..His interpreter.did it for. hiilance .¢ eded. matt
-|him, in English. And as Khrush:|PUlance crew speeded, matters
"| chev stood by listening, _ his: eyes p. ah As
‘lelosed occasionally as if from|LOST $250 IN SUPPLIES
: igue. He seemed pale. :|4°Mr.. Watts and his wife Mil-.

 

 

 

>’ | trying to in’ too 1 a
| tivity. Later he was to visit:
State University at: Ames: . ,
~In-his: speech ‘to the’ civic din-}. «
ner, Khrushchev-challenged: Am-

  

   
 

  

 

      

 

 

 

fine health: .(AP. wirephoto)..

' Joseph

Cazes |

-A-yéteran of the Second: World
War and.ahn employee of Colum-
bia’ Cellulose“ Company ... Ltd.;
Joseph Eustache Cazes, ‘died - in:

about 5 p.m. March 27 and ‘said:
°, “I. just:’got.. my family. back
together ;again and... he
Ewen) comes along and louses
. it up”. els " mE re

‘Mr, Justice A. EB. Lord and a‘‘12-
man jury in the second day of
the trial 90) ne

|” PROVINCIA
“ -VECTORIA,

Burns Lake logger told an.

~ Brother-in-law of a-man accused of murdering’a
| this
| morning that John Baptiste Prince came to hhis-cabin.
|and told him that he had stabbed Grant McEwen; 43;
[and that “he had it coming to’him.” 7.

“Had it coming”

Assize Court. jur:

 

Arthur Crocker. a logger, said
that. Prince.. appeared:-at’.-his
cabin,: perspiring ‘and’ ‘nervous

(Mc-

Mr. Crocker _ testified» before

- Mr. Crocker’ said’ Prince told
him. .that. he’s ‘stabbed “McEwen
in the chest. 0
- “T‘said I guessed that McEwen
was in-hospital. and-.not~ dead,
but: Prince did not answer... |
Mr.” Crocker ‘said that. while
they. were talking: in his cabin
Prince. wiped the. bloodstained
blade-of a jacknife-on a willow.

fibre.

LIVED TOGETHER —

 

MéEwen for about. two years but

tHe incident.

“He said that Mrs. Prince left

that she had gone:back to her|
hiisband about..a month before].

 

‘afternoon.

 

Prince “Rupert
Be

. 'p

¢ g:-the Second World War
-|he served:.with. the Royal Can-
adian’ Army: Service: Corps: 0° <
' He is survived, by his widow,

Yesterday

been - drinking ©

   

the two. of them

this cabin with...McEwen. that -

earlier in the afternoon and that
‘drove to Mr.

“He said ‘McEwen. told~him*to.
Stop. the car because*he wanted. -:
to talk ‘to Prince.. Prince ‘walked.
over to the right hand side*of ~.
the vehicle and°-McEwén. opened:
the door. 0 angers

?

“Mr. Nadon said’ that”! Prin

and McEwen. began..arguing).and: ©
‘the next thing he saw'was:Prince’ . +.

wielding:a knife and thrusting. it.
“somewhere .in McEwen’s.chest:”).

. He said he ‘drove McEwen
fast: as he’ could ‘to the; Burn:
Lake hospital but. that. McEwen.
died about’.15. minutes later... *

~ Dr. Trevor .«. Thomppson:.. of:

Burns Lake said that.McEwen.
‘was’ in’ considerable: distress”
from the stab-wound and.died.  .
before he could be given a:trans-"
‘fusions 6 00 ek
“The trial-continued this: after-:.
-He told the jury.’ that” Mrs.|.°°——
(Mary) Prince had lived with|.. 3 -,

ecurity prison: 1a

-Titewas learned . Tuesday ‘nigh ee
“Sommers «was. sentenced. last...
spring’to five years in.prisonon |.

 

 

bribery and conspiracy. charges
involving ‘the ' issuing of: forest

          

     

  

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destruction.” |: : :

wg eee tO re as a SE he ag | man. denies, “(CP Photo): | ericans to compete with Russians Laura, a’son Allen and a daugh-|Crocker’s cabin, + __|management licences. He was 9. f
“their 12-foot outboard motorboat swamped and pitch- ——— ——— — lin agriculture ‘instead’of in ‘the C ; ter Maryanne at home at 1800| He said they were at the cabin originally sent to the B.C. Peni-
" edithem into a lake in upper’ Michigan’s ~ Hiawatha manufacture of weapons of mass Eighth. Avenue. East,. his. father | Only 4 short-time when they de-|tentiary at New Westminster: ¥

cided to leave at which time they

Frank,..:four ':brothers’ Adrian, which
; were accompanied “‘by Mrs.

William Grant, supervisor’ at .
Gerard, Joseph and Lucian’ and

WHAT'S WRONG WITH IT?» William Head, said, “he’s here

:National Forest. Only the father survived. ae En thr onemen t 7 new dir ector

: None-of the 13 persons crowd- |.

ed ‘aboard the little boat could

one of the girls’ once.”

 

service set

“What is wrong. about our
wanting to compete. with you,

of swim pool

 

 

 

a Sister Lucienne all in Quebec.
"Funeral. service will’ be. held

 

Prince, 9 6" ne
The three. had driven a short

 

under the same circumstarices as
anyone else—and he’ll .serve’

 

3 sind : _ : - Ce eS . in. roduction from Ferguson Funeral Home.|distance up the road in Nadon’s| ti like anyone else.” ”
:swim.. It carried no. life ; Jack the ‘mother; “Marry. Larson, oa Se tember 3 0 oo ee aeeat or milk? Hardly{[ es with: Rev. Christopher. Diamond | car when they.saw Mr. Prince ae said arrangements now are
one family—one-tenth the| her brother-in-law, and these 'p | . =. anyone woul d contend that the} . Appointment of. Ronald Gil- officiating. Interment will be approaching from the opposite! being made to start academic
population of little Skandia,) Larson children: 0 Rt. Rev. Eric. George Munn, consumption of more milk, but- christ, ee or Ocean Falls as |in Vancouver. ‘Idirection, Mr.” Nadon sal d. land ‘commercial Cae eses for in
Mich.—was on a family outing,| arthur, 15; Shirley, 13; Harry, | will be enthroned as Bishop ‘of| ter and meat would make.. the Clie Con i reer or ¢ NEW | ppneernorenes o - , e+ | mates with an. accredited civil-
headed across the lake to plek!19; Marlene, 9: Freddie, 8; Carol,| Caledonia at St, Andrew’s An-{Soviet people aggressive. eragunced today Pool, was - . oe ian teacher n charge .
fee a hog Sushi! oa") ny ao | wean nea a Bp, wad Hoe suzas Sew sonie- Sec avsmcs water! EIGHTH AVENUE EAST REPTILE, sss Stren esate
clemontary school was closed for Melody, 3; and Terry Lee, 5 peal te Am ae 30, it was ith competition is more use- Tudhope who resigned ‘ rer . OM CEDARVALE wes fats rant ia ae
Except for himself and a 16-| my, 12-foot aluminum boat}. Bishop Munn, who was con. | f¥ than the race to stockpile teaching position at Mase t ec a IMPORTED FR | mers, with i eee aseful to 4
! year-old daughter whose high | was new, and Leonard told Mil- | secrated at Christ Church cath- hydrogen bombs .. . We want ‘Born and raised in Ocean 4 rt us wee mth ys i
: of 42-year-old Leonard Larson, !4y jf several times before with-|arrived in Prince Rupert with peaceful plows and not by rock a member of the Canada swim-| East was solved today when 18-year. old Yvonne Howden | /ascistant; he said. AD i
i a sawiniller, was wiped out. out mishap. his wife yesterday, ets and tank tracks,” he said. ming team at the British Em-| Phoned The Daily News to say that she and her brother , . i
‘ BOAT LURCHED z — . e ~ “re pire Games, the Pan-American}; Victor “Imported” two. snakes from Cedarvale. _. ™ 4
m4 lp : e Fishing closure Games and in Canadian and The 18-inch snake was found earlier this week by young P i
State police Sgt, Clarence Mil- a ... North American championship| John Brass in his garden at 1323. Eighth Avenue East. falrié Man ay
ter sae ol, inh ae Tap Or, CWS us L / e S$ set for Friday mects, " Yvonne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Howden, aan &
the little boat, with water lap- | | |

agp gn pele Se ect

ping at. the edges, suddenly
lurched on its side when, he
siatted the five-horsepower mo-
tor. ‘

The Larsons had just pushed

4

off.from shore and the boat was

* +

+

WINNIPEG «)—-A‘resolution calling for Saturday, closing
of all post offices was approved by.a vote of 132 to 96 today
at the convention of the Postal Employees’ Association.

LONDON (Reuters)—-Rain fell in most parts of Britain

He js expected here with his
wife, and daughter October 9 and
takes over his new. post October

Mrs, Gilchrist is the former
Lenora Fisher, noted British Co-
lumbla swimmer who competed

Fishing district No. 2 will
close to ‘salmon troll fishing
until further notice starting
6..pm. Friday, September 25,
‘| RoC. Edwards, district sup-
ervisor of fisheries announced

 

1315 Piggott Avenue, said that

they returned from a holiday
“We had the
and took the snakes out of the

 

 

two black snakes home with them about a month ago when
snakes in a box but some bigger boys came

shice,” Yvonne said. She said she and six-year old Victor
had had the snakes for about a week before they were taken,

she and her brother brought
at a farm near Cedarvale.

box and we haven't seen them

remanded =.

Rae

for sentence

 

A Saskatchewan man, Cerald
Gordon, 22, was remanded to

no more than 260 feet oul when during the night, ending the longest drought on record, After this. morning. for Canada in the Olympic Still roaming around somewhere between Piggott Avenue October 1 for sentencing when
tragedy struck, 38 days without measurable rain, London ‘had a steady down- Mr, Edwards sald the clos- |Gamos at both Helsinki and! and Eighth Avenue East ts the relative of the snake now in {he pleaded guilty before Magis- fl
Miho fathor said neither he nor pour carly today. a “ure was being imposed for the | Molbourne. - the possession of John Brass, son of Mr. and Mrs, Peter | trate BE, T, Applewhaite in: city 4
any of the others could swim, ed * . a oo conservation and protection of Mr, Gilchrist is at present as-; Brass. a , {police court this morning to a
bub he managed to grab hold of| WASHINGTON (All 18 members of the joint Congres- coho salmon = migrating to Isistant director at the Ocean Nows of imported snakes will cheer oldtimers who asscrt |charge of possession of three 2
i , " " | ( WALCE uy y~ , ! y AS PHODOCOPODOLI DID PODOVOECDOD EL EGS PPC OPPDO ODL IOROELED ODDO POOLED DIDDLODIGITG & . -
pled out And got a “hand ow soon as possible, Noting that $800,000,000 alrondy had been B.C. ROUNDUP - . . Oe tee ne eee anvina the 3
, spent, the committes said “it is in the national intares|, [=e . ‘|

 
  

 

-84,000 pounds
of fish landed
Phreo vossols landed a total

of "4,000 pounds of halibut in

Prince Rupert yestorday,
The Bluo Ocean with 81,000

 

to achteve nuclear Might as early os possible, not only to
meot stated miltary requirements,.but also to provide a boost
to world. confidence In America's sclontitta capability.”

BLANTYRE, Nyasaland (Routors)—Claude Ambroso, Car-
caw, 80-yonr-old plonoor of Central Africa, was found, stabbed
to death Tuesday at his home in Central Nyasaland. Cardew,
one of throa surviving members of a column. of ploneers, who

Crosswalks instead

PENTICTON () — Highways),
Minister Gaglardi said: Tuesday
olimination of 18 mileean-hour
school zones coupled with em-

Five missin
HOPE, B.C, @) — Police and
bontmoen today began a search

of school zones

School referendum

WEST VANCOUVER (@)--Rato-
payors will vote Oct, 24 on a by-

said safer
Miner killed

BRITANNIA BEACH, B.C. Q—
A 27-yonr-old miner was killed

Univorsal store with three sports
shirts yesterday morning.
Police said he was apprehend-
ed withthe three shirts: lator
that day, ee
Also appearing In police court
this morning was Froderick
George Spillor of Prince Rupert

wie a

, Tuesday in an .underground shar lrod’ div:

00 . ‘ . ‘en to Southorn Bhodosin in 1800, was [phasis on the propor use of for four mon and a woman whol law for $1,000,000 worth of now : . .{on a charge of Impalrod driv-

pounds mado a dlroct anlo to} trokked from South Africn or 0, wa wore missin at 0 0,000 a. tm | rockslide at tho Britannia copper |i ars
Jnea Rupert Mahermon’s vl In the neck and shoulders, . school crosswalks Js in tho Inter- g and feared drown-| school construction an m ing.

La ree aanoctnttan, Also Aabbed it it ests of highway wafoly.. od in the Fraser river near Yale,| provomonts to existing buildings, | mines hero, 30 miles northwoat

direct ta the Co-op was
tng, Gony with 1,000 pounds,
‘Pha W § made nv. direct anle
of 2,000 pounds lo British Col-
ympin Packers, °° .
“here were no antes on tho
oxgh ing. ee

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NEWARK, Na. (—Wive 18-your-old white youths wore
accused Tuosday of bombing an empty Negro church Monday
night, Polica said rovengo rathor than racial discrimination
wis the: mottye, The explosive did extensive damage,.Tha
‘youths -had been refused the use of tl
na clivbhouro,

B.C. 10 miles north of here,

he church basamont as

LONDON (Routors)—Canpdian-born. alr Bovorly Baxtor,
. Consorvative mombor of Pariinmont since 1035, sald at .

Mr Gaglaral was replying to u

Inet meeting hore which urged
Vo-catablighmont of speed Himits
noar four achools in Penticton,
Ho sald 18 mile an hour zones
aro helng ollminated throughout
tho proyinco,

 

 

 

briof presented to a special cabe|.

Police Identified the missing
as Mr. and Mrs. George Ohnap-
man and. Arthur Pat of Yale,
and Aldo Busnto and Ed Pandoro
of Spuazum, a further 10 miles
north of hore,

Boy charged

 

 

The working figures have been
Improved by tho Deparimont of
Education and the final bylaw is
only awaiting eleclorate approv-
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Hospital plan hit
GREENWOOD « —Opposition

 

of Vancouver. Dead is Ivor Sal-
lows, formorly of Oliver, B.C.

Rights discussed
KAMLOOPS i)-—-Indian chiofs
councillors and band spokcsmon
have beon summoned to a meot-
ing hore Sunday to disauss a
brief on native rights which will

 

 

He was remanded until, this
afternoon for trial. cane fe

Vegeta

Cloudy with intermitient
rain or drizzle today and
Thursday. Not much change

 

 

 

 

 

in tomperature, Winds south |

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4 ; Southento Tuosday night. t. may well’ bo tnt this will be Ni school NELSON, B.C, @—A  nine-|londor Robort Strachan told a de - Be
‘ft E - tig Inst time I shall contost wm parliamentary election” ° wan nyight see than 1 | year-old boy has been charged | mooting here Tucsday night that committee on Indian affairs; . ‘Thursday §0 and 60,00 an
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qh ; VIENNA (Dr. Hiro Furuuch! of Japan waa olocted |rol for night school classos here | the destruction Sunday of tho|ahoddy a rocord towards it hos- Prince Rupert us TIDES— oe
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