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J AMES LW. ‘PRUSKY. |
wins.

as all-out war called against UN

| ELISABETHVILLE (Reuters)—Pr esident Moise Tshombe. today took
over personal control of his forces—under order to “poison your: arrows” ‘and
fight until the last. United Nations soldier: has been killed or forced out. of: Ka-

tanga. »

~The orders were issued by Ka-
tanga radio..Thursday night -as
Tshombe returned to Elisabeth-
ville where the four. -day battle
has left the fate:of the capital
still in. the balance.

t The radio calledon every, Ka-
angan to: “choose: his. ‘Gurkha,
his Swede;his: ‘Trishman, his Nor-
-weglan: — we, now. ‘there’ Are
‘enough. of. them: for’all:”

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killed. by our: bullets or. poisoned
“arrows.”

“The UN stand” was | just as
firm, A UN spokesman said the
UN will stop fighting: only. when
the . Katanga troops lay down
their arms.

“The. military” are now in
charge,” the spokesman said.
“Even if the Katanga govern-

ment made proposals to us, we
are not empowered’ to discuss
them, and the only thing we
could do would be to pass them
on to New York.”

PREMIER FLIES

.Tshombc returned here from
Paris by way of Ndola and Braz-
zaville,

-yThe Prince Leopoldville Hos-

pital in Elisabethville was hit by |"

about 50 mortar shells during a
night-long barrage.

Doctors and nurses said the
fring came from UN Swedish
and Irish camps,

Abdullatif &uccar, third-rank-
ing .UN civilian officlal in the
Katanga capital, admitted the
UN forces fired: mortars In the
direction of the . hospital but
claimed. they were aimed at a
military camp -- Camp Tshombe
.~ 800 yards from the hospital,

_Dr. Roger Friart, In the hos-

Fish landings
still well up

Fish landings in Prince Rupert
Ing week totalled almost 6,000,-
000 pounds according to tho
weekly report from the Dopart-
ment of Fisherles,

© The report showed that the
total endeh was made up of 2.808

 

tons of herring: and . 108,300
pounds of bottom fish,
Ineluded In the bottom fish

wore! 66,000 pounds of sole; 6,600)

Jounds of grey cod; 4,500 pounds
Mf Ing cod; 18,000 pounds of
mink feod; 1,000: pounds of

shrimp; 1,600 pounds of crab and
111,700 pounds | of clam, os

The alums woro..taken from
Arens 3, 4, 7 and ‘B.whilo the ro
ninindar of the botlom tsh was
landod py threo .trawlors from
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pital
there were about 700° patients
there at the time.

“Forunately not one of them
was badly hurt though a few
were hit by flying glass. It was
a miracle nobody was ‘killed’ or
wounded by the bombs. ”

* Shells also landed in the Negro
‘quarter. south “of the ‘hospital,

and. Katanga | i officials: = “claimed | - oS

L FAbout ‘too 0 Congolese university
students today smashed up sev-
‘/eral British embassy cars during me
a demonstration outside the em- |.
bassy in Leopoldville. st
The British government has!”
been accused by Conor Cruiser

O’Brien, former UN Katanga |
chief, of hindering the UN oper-
ation in the breakaway province..

Associated Press correspond-
ent Adrian Porter, riding into
Elisabethville Thursday after a
|train trip from Northern Rhod-
‘| esia, reported:

 

Attacker given |

small cash fine

John William Lincoln, 21, of
Kitkatla was fined $25 today
‘when he appeared in police
court before Magistrate E. T.
Applewhaite on a charge of as-
sault causing bodily harm.

Lincoln pleaded guilty to the
charge which was laid following
an jineldent about 9 p.m. Novem-
ber 10 when Gordon Russel, 2],
of Port Edward was assaulted.
Russel received a cut on chis nose
and a swollen cyo and required
hospital treatment,

“A juventie involyed) in the
same case denied his delinquency
to tho charge and has been re-
manded pending magistrate’s de-
cision,

‘during: “the. attack, said a

 

“We were. ‘told the. line - to the
main station had been: blown. up.
| Besides, there was some. fighting
going on néar the ‘station.

.. wA,railway official. drove
us’ to ‘a hotel in. the, centre of

Elisabethville. “It. was ‘a. drive
through... empty: streets,.. _elesed
shops ‘and. a, few: cordons' of ‘Ka-
tanga aan

    
  

 

Schultz Monday in County

.. Following. the oath of alleg- |)
lance, the clerk of the court read
a letter from the minister of
citizenship and immigration, the
Hon. Ellen Fairclough, who ex-
tended a welcome to the new
Canadians.

Bach person then reccived his
or her citizenship papers and a
copy of the letter.

The new citizens are: Mr, and
Mrs, F. BE. Frohnert of 139 Ninth
Avenue East; -Drago Hlicie of
1717 Second Ave, West; Mr. and
Mrs, Olaf O. Maeland of Port

Edward: Mrs. Aagtje Van der
enele of 210 First Street; Hend-
rick HW, Bakker of 633 Eighth
Avenue Bast; Hans P.M. Zim-
mermann of 102). Second Ave,
West; Mr. and Mrs, Guenther
B, Elfret of 300 Hleventh Avenue
East; and Mrs, Annemarie Lem-
ke of 855 First Avenue West.

 

 

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World News Briefs

The Space Agency announced plans
Nhursday night: to develop a two-man spree craft capable of |
making a rendezvous with another vehicle: while hoth are In

— Lenders of Chinw’s “Demvcratic" -
which co-operate with the Communist government,
atatiements today supporting Poking's: sland on the

‘ote
HLIZABETHVILLE (Routers) ~ Prosidont Molse Tshombe
recused tho United States of “murdering Katanga as
Russia murdered Hungary” In 1066,
The Amoricans ‘are sending dollava, alvoraft and diplomats
lo The Congo m= pveryuhing oxco)t ) foldlors.” : ;

fess .
‘LONDON ‘(Reutors) — Britain. has aureod to supply. the
United Nations with bombs for Britlsh-built planes oporating |
din The Congo provided thoy only aro used agalnat pirate alr-
‘araft on the ground or against aly abripa, It wns announced .

quortors of an anti-nuclear organization that plans a runway
aitdown Saturday to Immobilize three U.S, aly bagos In Eng-
~< Iand, Four officinis of Earl: Russol’s Commiltoa of 100 were ro-
ported to have been arrested on charges of “incitement and

“oft finves in apace for an -carth-mensuring: oxporiment. shot
~ akyward todny, Tho alr force anid tho finros, not vialblo to
« the naked oya, - would. bo photographed, by special camoras on

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Long, Mr.

as Krueger decided: to have » ‘a re-

   
     
 

a-Six-vote:majority-for Mr Pri
ky..with, (figures. at765° and 75,
ee total: of: 1,661 — voters.
ballots for”
three aldermanic’ seats. 00054

- Alderman: Norman ‘Bellis. (was
returned ‘with a- ‘count. of.“1;064,
J \topping: the poll; with Alderman:

Darrow. Gomez second | with’.922/. .

six” candidates - for,
“reid accounted for the difference in

count.
’ During the recount a number

J of votes were challenged by both
‘| Mr. Krueger. and Mr, Prusky and

avery few “spoils” were de-
Jelared valid by Mr. Long and
brought into the count, which

figures at the conclusion of the
recount.

Advance poll votes had been

votes, H: J. Scholten polied’ 697].

jand V. P. Dexter tailed with 395:

Polling was: ‘slow™ throughout |
‘|the day as. eight , polling: ele Ks |

   

voters who did . attend: out”
potential’ of ..3,780.. :

. The -school- ‘bylaw’ ‘referendum
for. $542,150 for school construc.
tion, school additions and equip
ment
with a ‘‘Yes” vote of 1081 against:

RECOUNT CALLED)“. :

was opened » and» ‘votes counted:
The count was supervise
Returning Officer . ROW,

 

At. the’ conclusion of: the ‘final

   
    

: itizenship paper 5
given eleven people

Eleven. persons pledged allegiance to the Queen
and. then received their Canadian citizenship papers
in a ceremony held before His Honor Judge

 

. A,
Court.

 

_Judge Schultz made a 20-min-
ute address to the group. stress-
ing the qualities which make
Canada an excellent country in
which to live; the qualities of a
good citizen; and the qualities
expected of a new. citizen.

W.-C..Hankinson, president of
the Canadian Citizenship Coun-
cil In Prince Rupert, extended a
welcome to the new Canadians
on behalf of the council and the
citizens _of Prince Rupert.

' Rev, Ivan Gamble, president of
the Prince Rupert branch of the
Canadian Bible Soclety,  pre-
sented each new citizen with a
bible ‘on behalf of the socicty.

Following this, the new Cana-
dians were guests. at a coffee
party arranged by the Citizen-
ship Couneil and representatives
of the Imperial Order Daughters
of. the Empire,

 

20-year contract

VANCOUVER KD) ee Proniler
Boennott says thit to got a “pro-
per price” for Canada’s share
of Columbia: River downstream
benefit powor there should be
v minimum 20-year contract
with the United States, can-
coliablo at any Lime after 10

‘{yoars,

ce MYr, Bennett, told an Intor-
viewer’ hero Wednesday on his
demand for long = torm hydro
sulos to the U.8,!

"Woro is what wo need to gob
iW proper prico—a minimum 20
year contract cancellablo at any
time after 10 yonra by the B.C.
governmont giving notice — not
the U. 8, ‘Giving notico,”

Parked. car rolls

A car, supposedly parked, roll-
od down Bloventh Stroot about

6:10 p.m, yeatorday and smashed
Into a sidewalk In front of o

 

Jhouse owned by Thomas Morl-

son at 1123 Bloventh Stroot.
The vohicle, owned by Lorenz

Hanvol of.208 Ninth Avene Enst,

apparently rolled down on its

 

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Own aecord;

i

- passed ° overwhelmingly

a‘“No” vote of 301.. Twenty-seven;
rural votes were cast, said School:
”|Board .secretary Arne Lien. pee

At ‘the. conclusion “Of ‘voting | at
8: ‘p.m. last night’ the: ‘ballot. ‘box:

  

       
  
  

 

       
    
       
 

 
 

        
      
    

    
 
 

 
    
  
  
 
   

 

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MICHAEL KRUEGER
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oy ae Sails at polls

 

Theft charges
stood over

‘Istvan Torok of Prince Rupert
wags ,vomanded until December
18, today whon he apponred in
police court before Magistrate E-
™, Applewhaite on two charges
of theft over $60,

Torok, reprosonted by dofance
counsel, A, A. We. Macdonoll,
plended not guilty to the char-
fos, Bail was sot at $600, Tho
charges involve tho thoft of a
watch and money.

 

Parked car hit

A parked car owned by R. R,
Whitely of 1462 Sixth <Avonue
Rat was struck by an unknown
vehicle about 9 am, yesterday,
Mr, ..Whitoloy's : vehicle, which
was parked in: front of tho post
office, auffored about $10 dani-
Ugo.

   
     

     

zm |8.C ROUNDUP

e?\) Vancouver.

E lattempted ‘capital

taken - into account prior to Mr.
Krueger’s move. :

Following: the’ ‘final check Mr.
Long made the formal announce-
ment that’ ‘Alderman .Norman
Bellis, Darrow | Gomez and Mr.
Prusky were elected aldermen |
for 1962 and 1963; and that the!-
school board referendum |

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” BeEN
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VICTORIA, B B'

 

 

had|.
passed by » the: necessary “two- |:

 

thirds majority,. ~
_ Mr. Prusky said: OP” like to
thank all those’ ‘who voted for
me, and* to. congratulate. ali who
came and, did their duty’ at the
polls ‘today: During ‘my term of
office I'N do my, best to further
the progress of this city and
{work to: the fullest extent of my
ability.” ‘This is the. fifth time
Mr.- -Prusky | “has. ‘stood for coun-
Jcil. He previously was elected an
alderman. in, 1954" and served one
period. -
Mr. Krueger has ‘served on ‘the

 

city council for the past 10 years.

 

ions - “next * -year.:

“However, labor. is. nov: - expected
to benefit from. the improvement
since the report noted that pres-
ent resources and manufacturing
developments are not ata rate
sufficient to fully employ: the
growing labor. force..

V-P resigns |

VANCOUVER () — Dr. Harry
L.:Purdy..has. submitted -his res-
ignation. as:'a vice-president of
the British Columbia ‘Electric
Company, the giant power utility
taken .over by. the government
last August. 1,

Millionaire charged

VANCOUVER «() — A Vancou-
ver millionaire stands charged
with the attempted murder of a
doctor. In hospital
under police guard charged with
murder . js
Patrick Blako Ballentine, 34,
former Toronto advertising busi-
ness executive. who inherited

 

Hit, run driver
caught, charged

Raymond James Sklapsky of
400 Eighth Avenue West, was
fined a total .of $45 and costs
today when he appeared in
police court before Magistrate 5.
T, Applewhuite on chargos of
hit-and-run and driving with-
out insurance. |

Sklapsky plonded guilty to the
charges .and was fined $35 on,

the insurance, a

Ho wns ‘gharged following an
Incident about 6/10 pm, Novem~
ber 26 when the car ho was driv-
ing collided: with throo other
vohicles and ho- failed to. remain
at the scene,

Bast near Ambrose when he cole
lided with. ©. veliclo driven ‘by
Bort Logai: of 1181 Righth Av=
onuvo Raat: collided with anothor
vehicle: drivon’ by Robert Ritchie
of 1020 Fifth Avonue Waat; and
thon collided .with a parked
vohicle owned by Arthur Loos of
1120 Sixth Avenue Bast, Thoy
sald that after hitting Leos’ ve-

drovo aways
He was ‘neeoatod : ‘about. ono
hour Jater and’ jailed, ‘Damage

moro than $600, Skinpsky's
licence. was: +alea > suspended for
one month, | ee

 

 

on the hit-and-run and $10 on.

RCM? said ho was apparently.
heading wast on Sixth Avonue,|,

hicle, Silapsky _backod Up and ||.

in the ‘acoldont: ‘amounted to.

la two organizations.”

some $3, 000, 00 when his. lumber-

.

jermen's Co-operative

 

ment, ‘said. Homer Stevens, sete
retary of the union, “was over
the: appointment. of an. arbitra-

Oreercrrmerersene

- ‘Krueger . Yj
 Prusky ..

Prusky

YES’
“No ee : a

meeting. between

‘com-

-The major point at the: mo-:

tor. The company had stated, he

Below’ are ‘the “arogressive “counts, ncludin the advance :
count; in yesterday's civic elections. | ,Candidate
order. they: appeared, on. the. ballot and | ‘th succe

Ais

 

The unton has been trying : to |:
arrange:
themselves. “and the company: ‘for
some. time to iron out,points of
dispute. relating to the.
pany’s. Butedale. operation.

 

‘said that their solicitor “was ‘out

of town and no meeting could be v

: PROVINCIAL _ ROUNDUP a

arranged until his. return.

‘The. company said yesterday,
that ‘their lawyer ° ‘had since’ re-

seiners. in’ the ‘Kitimat’ area. The
union contends: that men*laid
off have.: not been -re-employed:
as agreed upon ‘by’ the compan}
at the ‘time: “This - ‘only.<st eng-"
thens. our conviction ®: that: ‘the .
written’ word “of: the company |
‘their. :
;foneluded “Mr.

 

means little and stalling” is
favorite tactic,
Stevens.” oe oes

 

 

 

 

turned and a meeting would take

m |He ‘said that he. has - not. given! place as soon as possible between |
any thought as yet to whether
or not he will Stand at the elec-

Major bone |.’of. “contention,

next to the matter of arbitra- ay

 

man. father died 1n 1954.

. Hitchhiker killed
PRINCE GEORGE () — A 58-
year-old man, attempting -to
hitch a ride. during a heavy
snowstorm, was killed Wednes-
day night when hit by a: car..
Enoch. Alexis’ of the’ Stoney

Creek Indian reserve south of |:

Vanderhoof,. died near Clucluz
Lake, 40 miles west of- here,

Hope held slight |
VANCOUVER @) — Settictats
Thursday ‘night held out Tittle

‘hope for four men on board a

54 - foot herring dragger that
went down in heavy’ seas. the
night before. Searching air craft
and vessels have sighted an over-
turned dinghy, two life jackets
and a hatch cover, ~

Fall from. ple
injures man

A city man is In good condi-
tion in Prince Rupert General
Hospital today following an ac-
cident Tuesday afternoon when
he fel] off a pile: of sacks, |

Antonio Fernandez. of 1057
Ambrose. Avenue is suffering
bruises: received when he fell 20
feet in the Prince Rupert Fish~-
Associae
tlon’s | eduction plant at Fair-
view. .

 

 

Rear-end. collision
after sudden stop

(A two-car collision near the
Intorsection ‘of . First,.. Second.

and Third Avonues. West. about,
| 12:10 p.m, yesterday caused moro

than $100. damage,
oar driven: by: Mrs, John
Johnson, 1800 Atlin Avonue stop-

ped - suddenly: to: ‘avold some.
children who had run onto the]

yoad.: Another. vehicle driven by
Fotor. Martinovich of 1717. S8cec-

following: behind, collided with

the renr.of Mra Johnson's vee :

hicle,

 

” Prince Rupert has
now. gone 1,052 days
without a. fatal traffic
accident. and 252 days
‘without: a fire. fatality.

4

 

 

 

‘trustees ‘as ‘voting _ ‘t ok
place’ ‘throughout . the. province.
, Plebiscites ‘for fluoridation : ‘al-
so fared: poorly,’ with’. three ‘of
four communities voting | ‘on’: the
question ‘rejecting, the’: idea? “of

dental health. :
BYLAWS APPROVED °”
Most * ‘of. the’ $10, 600, 000 |:
money | bylaws were
however,

 

“approved,
along with referend-

Vancouver-area district of Rich-

 

Avonue Wost, which was|-

mond ‘and’ Sunday bowling.
Penticton. | é:
Mayor. Anderson, centie - of
controversy in. the ‘Vancouver
Island ‘city. of Alberni since *hér
election two years. ago,.,. Was
thumped. out of office by former
alderman. Fred Bishop,..a,famil-
jar figure. in Alberni who: polled

  

41,005: votes to Mrs. Anderson's

383, ey pee :
The victory is expected: to end
disputes between the aldermen
and the mayor, who during the
last two :years frequently has
been' removed from the chair by
the councillors so she could not
interfere ‘with city business. ..
Two other’ women: ‘geeking
chief. magistrate posts. .in.. B.C,

second’ time ‘before Mayor. Gar-
vin. Dezell_ in Prince » ‘George,
and Mrs. Myrtle Vickberg losing
to Mayor’ Bul Moore. in: Court:
onays :
SMALU MARGIN le

Mayor Fitzwater in office ‘for
10 years, was upset by 0, H. Day

. at

“lin a two-way race in Kamloops,

losing by a 77-vote mar in,
In’ Penticton, where -Charito
Oliver is ‘retiring, | former °B,''0.
Chamber! of Commereé |.’ ‘presl-.
dont: ‘Maurice Finnertywas'.el-
acted, in a‘ four-way battle,- beat
vote his. nonrent opponent: by. 65
votes, 9."

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n cats

Mainly” sunny along .:

tonight, Winds northonat st
“98. Baturday.:
and Algh fom

Baty’ "Dooembor, 0, 196.”
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in,

ums for Sunday movies:.inthe —

cities also suffered defeat, Mrs.
‘|Garrle Jane Gray falling’ fora

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