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ea Published. at Canada’s ‘Most Strategic . Pacific Port — Ard Key to the Great Northwest |
PRINCE RUPERT, B.C., MONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1961. ~~~ News Desk 3204, S

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“Greenville |
~ to relocate |

_ TERRACE (CP)—Nass|
River Indians,. devastated |
by floods two. months ago,
have . decided. to relocate
their northern. village. of |}
Aiyarish ahd are prepar- —

ing to dicker with.the Brit- oe pares ne ac
sah Colt wan g : w ee | hoped. the. suruge €: wou ene Jjrequisitioned ..the. stocks . of .ex-
18 1 Columbia. government) , s a. matter ‘of -hours.: ue . losives ‘of. all mine:owners, evi-
. for other land. BO “jie Tanks, artillery, ;_ jet... VS |‘Gently..to. destroy property, he
“Jack MacFarland, superinten- |; { ‘and jet fighters backed "bie" Meadded. re
dent of Indian affairs here, and) ‘|dian infantry. ‘An’ estimated 25>" |'sa'Vs. DIU BOMBED.
B: C. Boys, B.C. Indian Affairs 000-30,000 men were reported ’ In Lisbon, the Portuguese in-
Gammissioner, visited’.the vil-|/ volved.in the march — on, .Goa.4: i : iat’ sai j
nmissioner, . visite “the vil ~ € marca 9 OF .vee a) formation: secretariat said, Diu
lage on .the Nass River near]: Portuguese; strength : inGoa ha, nba y by Ind
' B.C.’s border with the Yukon and_| ; been estimated at 12,000. men
Alaska to investigate. reports of] : including African ‘troops-"
ae hoeen tt “teod had J “oh i | CAPTURE TOWN ES [bya strong air.
= imouto pag a | TURE TOM ing _oftea|Pottrusee OPE Were,
sons, the villagers cranaged al sources: in. the Indian, capital of fending theniselves. bravely” and
sons, > villagers ane New Delhi said the main Indian systematically destroying: every-
column had penetrated... eight | thing that could be of/ value to

pay banquet for. the visiting of-.
icial r, MacFarland -3: i- : : r ;
ficials, Mr MacFarl und said Fri miles into Goa and captured the ithe enemy, :the: secretariat re-

 
  
    

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lot Portugal’s: three enclaves. on India’s west coast |;
were reported ‘to have,fallen today as crack Indian
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was bombarded today by Indian
ships and planes:.It also. said) pays AUGUST GEN
Goa's radio station was destroyed | gst. night outside The

 
  
  
 
  
 
 

 
     

   
   

 
  

TLEMAN grew. to gargantuan proportions: «| i
Daily News offices as a téam of. enthusiasts
ek. “4. | molded the features and other marks onto a huge: snowball they «
vere “de-| nad rolled along.the sidewalk. This morning ‘his?imposing pre--
sence drew admiring glances from those on their way. to work.’
oe ee Staff photo by John Pain:

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: orhe commissioner was most town. of Collem, south: of. the ported. oO
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METHODS AND MEANS

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whole Indian band Thursday. ) . ul ee MEE ote oo ep
nMr. MacFariang on Inetnocs LLL Ss Me Footed just of about nt local sa | |. Gale force winds, driving snow. and low tempera-
; eans: of obtaining a new.) THE CHRISTMAS KETTLE is back .on. the: ts as Brigadier |StATveC JUSe ee ee Din-. total cae C1Acq d oe vac atwiiele 4 er dl a ttongon-on theft <1
ste, plans for surveying the land,| N. i, Church receives a donation § ane atopher McLean of |tme. Daman and. Div | Wel: ssuggeste © | tures. struck the city Su day afternoon on the;frt
availability of water. and town) seal Coye. Returns s ivation “Army.reports, |2°00 0 square miles and have), oprawa «@ — Establishment | O!. rther:south

 

    
   
  

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discussed. “Contributions ard. mak _ Reports. uareaching..  Belgaumyiigurance: Bre
” amis on BOX "Das: : 2 22 oe GOR rei nea tg Oa ae tnsurance-Fund.., Su ortée
<-Gommissiones Boys. toe aye | eee tu Said Indian Toces miade'a naval {taxes from all and paying ee
Indians the B-C; government says | Staff'photo by John Pain |landing in. southern ;Goa “near | fits"tocall unemployed, was pro-: a5
400 feres,of land. on. the opposite = |Majhali, early. this. mornin posed’ today: to. the special’ com-: “Pp his-wil
established a beachhead. ."'..-'|mittee. of inquiry: on’ unemploy- Nig: and’ loaders n’ remoying’ snow

‘aide, of ‘Une -rive available,
as alm ‘quicker ‘and’ so, spéed traffic......|nJ
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y record: of .1960 about 2 p.m.. the public? works |,”

     
  
  
     
   
     
     
  
  
 
  
 
  
   
     
  
  
  
 
   
 
    
    
   
     
 
  
   
 
  
  
 
   
 
 
   
  
 
  
    
   
 
 

to.the band: *... a what eo mo ape : im a red d f : - The forces were reported: on ment insurance eee eo AL
-- “As the provincial government). -. Es pe HT - rl : Nes * their way to link -with,India's| The: 95,000-member Confeder- night’s fall
will; not sell land for Teser’es) 8 og. a °. Oey uo \i7th -Infantry Division. which |ation:of National Trade Unions, | *he monthly : ;
but’ will trade,” Mr..MacFarland| |" -§. a a [ol mT -|made the original ‘attack on/|the central body - of Quebec’s when a total of 14-inches fell | G.partment « said .this.’morning a
said, “the Aly anshicouncil 1s now). ©” ooste inl anco uver . Portuguese territory early today.|trade union movement made.the during:the entire month. -Cer- ee worked well ‘into the night
intent: to approach en asls and a oe BE Pete eporis said the Indian|Proposal in a brief which also tainly it is the heaviest in many |Gjearing, sanding, salting and.)
ment on a ‘dickering basis an Cera : oe wd, ‘ePOr ls Boe ee ‘+ Davi e'ye@ars.. os See kt a | Ea : t EE
trade acre for acre.” - VANCOUVER (CP) — Most Vancouver magis-|air force ‘this morning bombes urged chat pen efit payments od y Boats, trucks,.cars, buildings Cae, away for|” Puscale‘of.1063 Ninth
It is believed that the village| trates favor a get-tough policy against drinking mo- S08 a ot Bomba airfiers wat{and that the new fund's opera- carried heavy mantles of snoW|" raunches along’ the” waters ;Avenue:' West’ was.-beaten (in ‘a —
now covers about five times the . . oan oan iu, north of BO Yr é put} ons not appear.as part, of the /&5 the city merchants set about lsont carried heavily’ frostea. local shotel:.and. some’ minoz..ef-
amount of land offered by the torists even though arrests are fewer than at the same | both out of action. os federal government's regular clearing their sidewalks ready rigging and deck loads of snow fects were: taken. He was: badly:
government. time last year. » Heavy mining by the POrw' |\pudget. "” “ \for business as usual. '. \this morning, but no ‘sinkings beaten. about tne facé’and his
. . e|guese of all approaches in Goa|” “he brief was presented as | HIGHWAY ‘OPEN were reported. - lclothes..were. torn and® blood:

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CONSIDERABLE FUNDS ody oe _ |
: . -<i$200 fine in cases where h . "D100 -
. The provincial governmens pas eee ea police court would normally have imposed °. was hampering the advance Of|the committee headed by Ernest | Highway 16° remained’ open More snow is expected’ tonight stained: when ‘he appeared :inithe .
suid It has cons! era bre . loc s tor impaired offences which | 9125 penalty. 9° - Indian troops. C. Gill of Toronto, president: of ' throughout: the storm although land: tomorrow... ©.) °°: -», [police ffice Saturday.” .
available to assist In the re:oca- resulted in 21 arrests last week- oS All-India raido reported In-/|the Canada Life Insurance Com- jsome extra. slippery portions of | —~-——— —— —— — - ————
lion, Mr. MacFarland sald. + ond, and aver ‘wed three or four Bewley indicated he would) dian troops were advancing| pany, resumed public hearings |the road proved difficult to cars. B.C, ROUNDUP. . wey

‘The federal government has|Poe. al ntl harin the week,’ |2mPose similar penalties. from their entry point north of|on unemployment insurance, |Snowploughs worked throughout | op ais oy
announced that it will spend|cases nighey Alt 3 ee we ___|Goa and had captured the town) The committee's task is to find|the night, today and will be|- fe. Oi oh
${70,000 to-help move and: re- Magistrate .Gordon Scott says| Magistrate | Lorne Jackson| or ganqualim, and that units out how the Unemployment In- working again tonight to keep eace jversion. funne Ss:
build the willage. eoeg |e: Intends to follow ‘a’ policy of warned previously that he would| moving in: from the east had|surance Fund can be saved from | the highway clear for traffic.| y ; - ; a, GSES Bwii

‘Mr, MacFarland said surveys lingreased fines in impaired | deal severely, with such cases... - en | bankruptcy, whether it is being|Reports . from’ the department’ a mt : oy bet : cy

ahd relocation must await spring, cases and Magistrates: A Lt y instance imposed the ° | |  e 7 ee wk “ee ae te
. gistrates A. L. Bew- | ane n one msta } h . labused and, if so, how abuses |say that. the snow ceased near Y, =. :
Meanwhile, his department could maximum fine of $500. mit ers man ican beeliminated. ‘vinitsa and. no ploughing was Ww reroute river e

es Nae ‘de ley and N. J, Bartman indicate oa
nesist fry ‘ensing the hardship of they will do the same. ro epAe courts do not expeel l . \ The CNTU brief argued that necensary beyond that point. , fe ote ree
: ‘Is “Certainly if the offence Is On| yay sa vane for. Christ fe d d d ‘the present fund, whic a anadian Nationa allways ; Be ee aa tit nas
Indian Affoirs officials have line increase something must be play Santa “Claus ( le toe oun ed ‘sunk to a low point of $110,000,- | report no delays to their east or VANCOUVER (CP) — Bids on a multi-million .
mas driving mixed with aleo-| , gmithers man was found ogo at mid-year from, $028/70%. |wostboull (Arerrds A snow-|dollar project to construct diversion tunnelsst0-re+
di . . . . . : y ° "ois Ok

said the main hardship there Is ner °

due .to crowding: with homeless done,” sald Magistrate Bartman |ioi” he said. “Penalties impos: | goad in his car two miles cast 000. at th nas . te ON ae
' : ’ : ‘ e end of 1956, suffers |plough was ‘used last night. on arene .o ey are.
villagers moving In with frlents mus, be yudued on its own mer. ed will certainly be no Christ-)or the town about 1 p.m. Sale from a number of basic defects. the line between Terrace and route the mighty Peace River during dam. construcr
and relatives. They say the The) yy mas presents for thelr (drink| urday afternoon, | Prince Rupert and had .been|tion have been called by. B.C. Electric, the government-

 

dians have plenty of food and Ibs." a Ing drivers’) families” vent .¢| SOME NOT COVERED — ; . 5 , ; - é
clothing, Scott suid that, all things be- i _ |_ Dead Is St-yeat old James) "Tt said the fund as now con- used previously over this same}. ned company announced today.»
“ oe There have been 55 arrests Robert Rennie. stitut : id progres- section, + ; : ; * ca
stituted cannot avold prog City council crews had thelr} The tunnels ; are. expected :to Song inteome

 

 

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Snowfall blamed as accident cause |" drunken denying ae em eelige sald thay ie. motor sive depletion oven with In-|yraders clearing snow from city) cost upward of $20,000,000. =~ ;move to Brazil. Joseph Podovin!-
: | connpareel wit BO at Us me mn] WAS Tee  elaors locked Sroyeg cont employer and om |strects as carly as 5. am. this|” 6. wlectric, ‘expropriated by|Koff. a member of the seet who

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the heavy nowt on the thie Avenue West was siruck 1060. Mee ae hose leading. from the t k
weekend and slippery roads were | by an unknown vehicle causing 08 several categorics of workers, |olearing © te _ proceeded to A ; d-
blamed for a rash of fairly minor | slight damage. Impaired arrests Lotut 680;exhaust pipe to the Inside 0f SS ere ould lose thelr jobs In an- clearnee eas proceed d bOlnamed b: yit to construct the anid the. acct has oo all's
motor-vehicle accidents and one) = Half an hour later a car driven eampares with 705 at the same the car oO other depression like that of the | notrcr. WARNING | Sooo venent, sald een inydro an ta Gntatina State ne $15 an
hit-dnd-run. ms by Raymond Mitchell of 848 time lust year. An Inquiry ts being held. 1930's, are not covered: RCMP advise that any moe. cele See encoded to vert the acre, may!
About 12:00 um, Sunday & car summit Avenue was in collision 7 eae eee aaa “? | torists failing, to keep thelr | pivor around the site of con-| Lawy one ee: ad.
driven by Juling Darvas! of jwith another vehicle driven’ by ‘ eye on | ear windows clear of fog, snow, |struction of the Portage Moun- Lawyer criticized ..
Princo Rupert slid off tho road /Abner Dare of 200 Seventh Av my, fee or any other foreign mat |tain dam, some 12 miles wost of NEW’ WESTMINSTER ‘(j—Mr,
and ‘collided with a parked Car lone Weal. Damage was about ter are liable to a fine, . Hudson Hope in. the B.C, In- Justice Harry Sullivan has se-
Police say. that accordin toltoylor. ©. oe ‘lyorely.. criticized «a Vancouver

nenr the hospital: Damage Was | $100,
slight. Ons _ _.) Leas than 15 minutes after, a
Bix hours lavor, a car driven |oear.driyen by Hans: ‘Van der
by B, C, Gosnell: of Bunnysidelsander of 1400 Sixth Avenue
went-off the rond°on Highway |mast'.was in.collision with an
16 and alld into the: ditch; nose othor ‘vehicle driven by Hans
tie elty Himits, Daninge amountr |gchmidt of 1002 Sixth Avenue
ot to more than; $100.0... | beast near Third Avenue and Me- |-
“About 8:36. nat a car driven | Brido Btreot, Damage was more

hy David Charles. Lockhart oflthan $100, oe tf
1065. Sixth Avenue Znst-:collfd- "Porl. Edward ROMP. did no}. :

nd with the sixtly: Avenue bridge, necidonta were reported in thelr

Sec, 7,05, of the. Motor Vehicle RAD eco deme lawyer. for being a pasty. toa
Act regulations, “no-person shall Woman bound fraudulent real estate. deal and
operate vA -yeohiclo on any. high-| VANCOUVER i=. Police are said he. is unfit for membership
way, tho windshield or any whi |scarching. for'a bandit who held|in the British Columbia bar. The
dow of which-js In:such condl- 'a TOA passongor agent prisoner judge jn a written judgment
tion that the vision of the driver |for two hours ‘and made an un-| Friday sald White Rock..motel
is Impalred successful attempt to open the operator James J, Oran had, been
The current, cold wouthor will company. safe, Honrietta Fuller- victimized by the treachory- of wee
cause many. car windows. to bo« ton, 30, told police a dapper gun- Inwyer John P. Mackrow,2who cae
come fogged: or iced-up. and; man swore av ner, threatened hor hnd been acting as his solicitor,
MO AO ro eavln sorape and left hor bound and gagged, |e ne gon
10 windows bofore loaving home poe .
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bounced off and: hit a-rook: bluff) aren} but. r conditions, wore a
Lockhart lost. control of ‘tho jvo-| A oleng, Window may prevent | PRINCH, GEORGE © — Al gonttored. snow.» ‘showers
an nocidént-or a doath, hoavily. =‘ populated residential Gonlily. with cloar, periods

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Nfale hecmnse of icy conditions: OA yohielo belonging ,to Earl
‘At 2:30 p.m. in-tie 1000 blodk| Gordon of 316 Fourth Avonuc |: —
Third Avenvo Weal, onr OWN? | Maal was atruck by an unknown
ad, by Emil Magiioecht of 1012] vehicle whon It was parked out-
. omaal sido tho Bank of Montroal Pri-
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APPEAL: TO;MOTORISTS | | section of the city was without) 0100
Motorists have: beon asked by | powor In sub-zero ‘yonthor tor 80 A Mo coy ying ae
olty. offloads’ to ‘keop: tholr cars | minutes Sunday. og most house- Nah t oy, a8 ond § H
loft. tho strocts overnight’: bo« |wives wore: preparing. the eve-| a on 138 '

a MIT ning. ‘moal, The, outage wns The. Daily News Readings...
1103 Seventh Avenue Gast pload=|eioinis anid: | " Barometer, Plalrig oayryiet 20.

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mi DRUGS LTD, now gone 1,062 days a ) teen por nari Fhe | causing t: dlsturbaniao’ by: fight-| VANCOUVER «) -- Mombors) © °.
a Ae TIE: , mo 13° on. rday and lost ih almost burved - ‘oa. |Dowkhobor sect. aro -
Lotel THI, HHAVY. SNOWFALL of some 13 inchos which fell yostorday and ‘Jost night sore pntowhaite(mooting with Justice Minister}

  
 
   
  

   

Fulton here Wodnesday in an t=

aceldont and 2.62 days|| this car in the lower portion of the pleture and henvily conted tha trea: and: torrncos ©
g and tho possl- ‘lta ra Wodn vo
Yompt to.got finanolal old for ate °™,

thout a fire fatality, vice Park, ‘The Christmas effect would. bo highlightod with n fow. colored: light 4
wi nou) etary || bility of moro snow augurs woll for a white, Christmas thls yonts = Gintt photo by John Pan

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