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Governor George C. Wallace in their attempt to enrol at University of Alabama.

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C, TUESDAY, JUNE 11,

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OTTAWA i® — An opposition’

Tada pledge
draws retort from

PRE- BUDGET
HIGHLIGHTS

By THE CANADIAN PRESS

@ Estimated deficit of $709,-
000,000 for: 1962-63. fiscal year —
Canada’s second largest in peace
time.

|
|

 

| —_
Douglas | @ Despite mid-1962 economy

. steps, budgetary spending $85,-
tives 95, Social Credit 23 and '100,000 higher than Octoter re-

MP has pledged publicly not to New Democrats 17. There is one
vote to overthrow the minority independent Social Credit MP
government but top officials of Dr, Guy Marcoux.

his party cast doubt on a report|

that four others are privately re-! ‘early part of the session when |
solved alse to give the Liberals’ the

,

Mr. Howard, absent from the|

vised forecast at record $6,685,-
100,000. Revenues up $146,000,000
ito $5,876,100,000.

@ Defence spending down by

 

 

— AP Wirephoto
today by

 

 

‘Kennedy

as governor thwarts Negroes

‘ . WASHINGTON. 1 = President)

‘Kennedy authorized the Penta-
gon today to use such armed
forces both federal troops and

 

orders use of forces

! voting support on non-confi-

dence motions.

Frank Howard (NDP - Skeena)
said in a report to his constitu-
ents that “I do not intend to
participate in moving or voting
for, any so-called want of con-
fidence motions.”

“This course of action is to
apply during the next two - “SeS-
sions of this parliament.”

An informant said four other
New Democrats — while not say-

Similar decision.
CALL IDEA ABSURD

 

"At Atlanta, Ga., it was an- dark. It will” be ‘the’ first time
nounced that the city’s swim-|in years that at least some of

However, New Democratic
Party Leader T. C. Douglas said

“absurd on thé face of it.’ ..He
said NDP members will act: as a

 

ing so publicly — have made al

in Edmonton that the report was.

government survived two! | $102,892,175 from original $1,675,-

votes of confidence, said in a | 792,175 estimate.
column published June 4 in the

Prince Rupert, B.C. News that! @ Net debt of $13,937,000,000,

MPs “must stay here in an at- up $1,500,000,000 in two years,
tempt to straighten out some of equivalent to $739.50 per capita.
the problems confronting this Debt charges at $918,000,000, sec-
country and the people who are ond biggest budgetary outlay.
in it.” oP d onmnenammnd

|
| @ Eight-per-cent rise in gross
national product.to $40,401,000
with a volume gain, after price
advances, of 6.2 per cent.

5 @ Consumer price index up
” Bt 2 per cent as Canada credited
# with best 10-year record of price
“stability in Western industrial-
ized world.

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@ Government: cash deficit up|

News Desk 3204, Social 3205, Editor 3206, Sports 3207

largest budget deficit
istory reporter

Finance

OTTAWA (CP)—A

It was the sixth in a string of
consecutive annual deficits rung:
up by the former Conservative
government. This period, which
produced a total of $2,901,500,000
in deficits, started April 1, 1957,
just 2144 months before the Con-
servatives took office, and end-
ed last March 31, three weeks
before the Liberals returned to
government.

The preliminary accounts for |
the 1962-63 year ended March 31
were shown in a white paper
tabled in the Commons by Mr.
Gordon as a prelude to his first
budget speech Thursday.

The deficit was $139,000,000
larger than the $570,000,000
forecast last Oct. 22 by the
Conservative finance minister,
George Nowlan, when he re-
vised predictions of his prede-
cessor, Donald Fleming, on

tables white paper |

FUSE Eg
ie ee oe

 

PRICE TEN CENTS

 

 

 

minister:

federal budget deficit

of $709,000,000 for last fiscal year—second
largest in Canada’s peacetime history—was
reported Tuesday by Finance Minister Gordon.

 

spending to a record high $6,- -
, 585,100,000, up one per cent from
$6,520,660,060.

OPTIMISTIC VIEW

The white paper took an -opti-
mistic view of Canada’s inter-
national competitive position at
home and abroad.

It pointed to a 10-year record
of price stability better than
any Western nation, combined
| with rising industrial productiv-
ity. On top of this improvement
is the competitive boost provid-
ed by last year’s dollar devalua-
tion. .

The report detailed last year’s
economic progress —~ an eight-
per-cent rise in gross national
product to $40,401,000,000 with a
volume gain, discounting price
advances, of 6.2 per cent..
GROSS DEBT UP

The government’s gross “debt

 

April 10 last year.

‘ta $745,000,000 -deficit, and the
white paper showed that despite
last year’s austerity program: the

 

| $478,000,000 to $1,467,000,000, re-

increased by $1,904,100,000 to a

total of $24,811,900,000 at March
Mr. Fleming had budgeted for 31..The net debt increased by ¢

$709,000,000—the amount of the
budgetary. deficit —- to- $13, 937,-

deficit fell only $36,000,000 short, 100,000.

ming pools, scheduled to open

‘Wednesday on a desegregated

Alabama National Guardsmen — ‘basis, would not. operate after

as may be necessary to enforce
court orders for admission of two
Negroes to the University of Ala-
bama at Tuscaloosa,

His order directed defence

Secretary McNamara “to take all!

appropriate steps to remove ob-
Structions of justice.”

“The Alabama National Guard
shumbers about 15,000: men and
"he. state's air guard: about 2,-
i 00. ‘
, Kennedy was acting in
i rapid-fire order during a chain
, of events in which Governor
‘ G. Wallace at Alabama stood
' in the doorway ofpthe registra-
} tion hall to blockade tt against
efforts of two Negroes to enrol
for the summer session of the
state university,

‘The two students are James A.
Mood of Bast Gadsen, Ala., and
Vivian J. Malone of Mobile, Ala,
both 20 years of age.

romemyeree

Russian whalers _
‘head for home

MANCOUVER “«) ~- The Rus-
slan whaling fleet which was
aglive off the west coast of Van-
couver Island has apparently
h¢ded back towards its home

Deve at Vladivostok on Russia's
cast const,

ne federal department of
fisteries sald a big whale factory
vessel with her fleet of 20 catch-
erbonts stayed in the water
wast of the Strait of Juan de
Fugen for several days, oppar-
" ty catching whales which

wate In the vielnity,

The whaling expedition was en

route home from a. Senson Mn,
tho Antaretic, '

IS POODE CPO R TSO LECHODOOT ODO ODDDDOOODONEOLOOD

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Annual Awards Day will be
hold at the senior socondary high
Kehool Friday, Hold during the
Inst porlod of the day, it will
foature presentation of trophtos
nnd crests to villous’ students
for necomplishmenta during the
paatl year, Boforo thls, a fashion

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the city pools have not been open
for business during the evening
hours.

 

group in the House and any sug-
gestions of a pledge from five
of the members “is just some-!!’

 

 

$500 bonus for houses

built next winter

OTTAWA ‘@.—Labor minister’ two Social Crediters
MacEachen Monday announced! New Democrats.
a nine-point employment and
manpower development program
in the House, a package plan
aimed at reducing unemploy-
ment, promoting technical train-
ing and curbing wintertime job-
lessness.,

The announcement came on
the 49th day in the Liberals’ 60
days of decision,

The program Ineluded a novel

and two:

servative defence minister Doug- |
las Harkness, who resigned over |
the nuclear arms controversy,
was not nominated to the com-
mittee by his party.

New ‘Prince’
will be open

$500 bonus payment for homes
built during the heart of the ;
coming winter,
The Javor minister, unwrap- to public
ping the package, flashed its
contents but left the detailed The public will Nave an op-
look to later regulations and| portunity to inspect Northland

new legislation,

But it ineluded = promotion
of winter house building—a
$500 incentive payment directly | Maiden run,
from the government to “the E. LL. Hubbard of the com-
first purchaser or owner of a | pany's local office srid today
house" built substantially be- [hours for the public inspection |
tween December 1 and Mareh [will be announced later
31, week.

The minister said the fder} Capt, H. J. GC. Terry, president
would be tried out noxt winter!or Northland, will be aboard
and then evaluated in the light| when she arrives, She is due to
‘of experience and the need for/sall from Vancouver tonight,

Navigation Compnany’s new

Former Con-!

der Douglas Fisher branded the
report “completely haywire, silly
speculation and insupportable.”

The effect of five opposition
MPs casting their votes with the
Liberals on a  non-confidence
motion would be to ensure the
government of a majority. The
; Liberals hold 129 of the Com-
i;mons’ 265 seats, the Conserva-

Key witness
goes to jail
for silence

MONTREAL «()) — Georges
Schocters, key witness at a cor-
oner’s inquest into the bombing
death of night watchman Wil-.

 

 

 

steamship Northland Prince}
when she arrives Friday on her uproar 20 minute

this|
'Guy Desjardins, x lawyer repre-

fred Vincent O'Neill, was sen-
tenced today to a month in jail
after repentedly refusing to an-
swer questions,

The court was thrown Into an
S earlier when
10 lawyers walked out after cor-
oner Marcel Trahan announced
jthey would not be allowed to
speak further at the inquest,

Schoeters' sentence came after

sonting the crown, renewed his
efforts to have Schoeters name
persons who attended a “forma-
tive meeting” of Le Front de Li- |

body’s pipe dream.’ Deputy Lea-!!

the high-level test ban talks

 

FRANK HOWARD

PPPODE CLF

FLAG LOWERED |
FOR POPE JOHN

The court house flag flew
at half mast today in honor of
the Pontifical Mass celebrated
for Pope John XXIII in Rome
today,

Government apent W. 4H.
Harding said the flag would be
ab half mast for today only.

He said the flag was also
flown .at half mast on the
Pope's death.

Harriman gets
test ban job

WASHINGTON (4) — The Unit-
ed States has appointed key fo-
reign troubleshooter Averell Har-
rimen as its chief negotiator at

 

 

opening in Moscow next month.

. of $42,600,000 covered by trea-

® more winter jobs,

DEFENCE COMMITTEE

Stato Socrotary Pickersgill an-
nounced the composition of the
24-membher Commans  conmit-
tee on defones, made up of 12
Liberals, elght Conservativos,
oO

 

During trials Northland Prince
reached a cruising speed of 1614
knots using only two-thirds of
hor horsepower, .

Northland «Prince will take
over the regular run of the Ca-
Nadian Printe, whieh she re-
places, for two weeks, and will
then start hor own schedule in-

Mr. Harriman is uwndersecre-
beration Quebecots, which has tury of state, and has under-
been ‘blamed for acts of terror- taken several important missions
ism ae the Montreal aaron, ‘abroad for the Kennedy | admin-

 

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Dean Pattison leaving

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PHPPDRPPDO DOOR OOOO D6
show will be hold in the nudt-

forum, with high school girls
modelling thelr own erentions, Spy charges
Tho publle ta being Invited to os
nbtend, me
¥ + ¥ MOSCOW (Routers) — Tho
Among those registering at |Australlan ombasay today do-

nie ww “absolutely and com-
Britiah Columbla Wouse In San wotoly antler” cnlonnte char.
Francisco wat week were Const,

; HON
nner KW. PIL of Prince night against Wiliam Morrlaon,

tho embassy's frat sooretary who
+ + + was doclared persona non grate
Travelling to Vancouver Thura- | and unwelcome,
diy iH senior secondary school] A Soviet forelgn ministry
prinaipal . G, Truscott. Mr atatoment charged that Morrison
Truscott will be Interviewing! had “fora long time boon on-
prospoctive teachers for this! gaging In the collection of In-
TLD, 'Lolligence,”

 

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made ,by Russlw Monday ;

Vary Rev, G, 'T. Pattison, B.A.
DD, dean of Caledonia and rec-
tor of Bt. Andrew's Anglican Ca-
thedral, will loave Prince Rupert
July 1 to tnke up a new post
olaowhore,

Doan Pattison sald today he
doos not yet know where his now
post will be.

“Bub we have nbsolute trust
and fatth in God that He his a
plnce for us, and that wea will
soon know whore It is,” he sald,

Donn Pattison said he and his
famtly would journoy first into
tho Pence River country to visit
his wifo’s family, He sald his
family planned a camping hall-
day on the trip,

Wis Inst Sunday in the pulpit

 

at beginning of July

 

hore will bo June 90,

Doan Pattison has beon in
Prince Rupert for the past four
years, Bofore his nppolntment to
Princo Rupert, he served In tho
dlocose of Now Westminster at
Mission City.

Dean Pattison and his wife,
Janet, have four children: Kon,
in grades 12 and 18: Arthur In
grade 12; Sharyn in grade olght
and Kathy In grade ono,

Rov. Canon fa. Wage will
replace Dean Pattison,

Canon PWlagg, of Red Dear,
Alta,, Is expected to arrive in
Prince Ruport in the ently part
of Beptomber.

Until that timo, sorvicos ab St.
Androw's will be conducted by
Rt, Rov, 1. G. Munn, Bishop of

iflecting operation of exchange
crisis.

| @ Old age pension payments
*4{— not included in budgetary

| spending — up $108,600,000 to
$733, 700,000. Pension fund deficit

sury loan.

Pickets will
pursue any
“hot” cargo

VICTORIA () — Pickets will
be flown to any port in the world
touched by ships with “hot” car-
go in the event of a longshore-
men’s strike on the B.C. coast, a
union officer said Monday.

Dockers in the B.C. locals
of Ynternational Longshore-
men's and Warehousemen's
Union vote Wednesday — to
authorize calling a strike ata
moment's notice to paralyze
shippingon thes coast.

 

Stan Ball, business agent for
Victoria local 504 and member
of a four-man negotiating team
dealing with the B.C. Shipping
Federation, said the union is pre-
pared to meet the companies
again to forestall a strike,

But, he sald, the international
union has promised the B.C,
locals full financial and moral
support should ‘there be no al-
ternative to striking the 4,500
longshoremen In the province.

If after the start of a strike
any ship takes cargo handled by
wiyone, the ship will be boycot-
ted whorever it touches port,
Mr, Ball sald.

PPO LOD ODP DODD DIOL OL OLA LPOVOLOOOD

CITY ACCEPTS
BOND OFFER

Tho Counell has accepted an
offer of Pamberton Securitios
Ltd., for $1,125,000 flve por
cont waterworks bonds at
$100,778 payable In| American
funda,

The acceptance of the offer
Jn American funds was neces-
kltatod by requiromonts of the
Provincial government depart-
mont of finance In order that
® provinalal government guar-

Defencé spending continued to

f his forecast.
\° It compared with the peace- take the largest share ‘of the
time record deficit of $791,000,-|>udset— 24 per cent—but de-

fence outlays declined to $1,-
000 the previous year. 572,900,000 from $1,626,100,000.

SPENDING A RECORD The cost of carrying the pub-

Heavy

insurance and public

VANCOUVER (CP) —

of them working in Hecate
coast of Vancouver Island.

son opens.

been below last season.
In addition to the smal
big halibut boats are fishing

PPPPPDP LIP PL POD DIOP OP DY

today started the machinery of
fovernment on nv course which
could “well result’ in a complete
overhaul and revision of the

 

increases in costs of/lic debt — next largest single
technioal training aid, hospital |item of cost—rose to $918,000,000
debt | from
charges helped push budgetary |tuted 13.9 per cent of outlays.
PP PFDPLOELI PDO PDP DPI LO PC PPL PODP PO PD PPO POOP ODP OOP OOO ?.

$839,000,000, and consti-

NUMBER OF HALIBUT BOATS
REACHES RECORD 1,000

A record number of nearly

1,000 Canadian halibut boats is out this season, most

Strait and along the west

Lured by high halibut prices last year, many fisher-
men with small two or three-
ing their luck at halibut fishing before the salmon sea-

man salmon boats are try-

They have not been very lucky so far because con-
stant high winds have hindered fishing and prices have

ler boats inshore, about 75

in the Gulf of Alaska area.
POIIPILOLS OL LODO OP OVID PS oO

MP introduces bill aimed
at Indian Act overhaul

Frank Howard, MP for Skeenn, *errrerorereeersowrorosore roar

$2.50 FINE ON’
LIQUOR COUNT

A juvenile appearing before
Mueglstrate BE. T. Applewhaite
this morning was fined $3.50
and no costs for possessing al-
cohol,

The juvenile was charged
after pollee checked vehicles
of praduating students on
thelr way to a plenic at -Port

Tndlan Aet.

Mr Howard’s approach was to
introduce «a bill to consolidate
tho Indian Act Into one plece of
legislation,

The bia, by virtue of the Bill
of Rights, must now he examined
to see whether or not tt lg in

conflict with the Bill of Rights
itself, If there ls any such con-
flict, a report must be made to
Parliament so that Partlamont

can take corrective steps, he
sald.
Mr. Howard malntains that

the Indian Act violates the basle
fundamental rights set out in
the BUl of Rights in a number of
Instances und that those viola-
tlans must bo removed.

CELEBRATE FOUNDING

MONTRUAL (0) —- Tho pare
Ish of 8t. Jonchim in) subur-

 

nntoe could bo obtained for the
{asne,
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Daily smile
Many people grow five things
ty the garden — pens, mdlshos,

 

Onledonla and loca) clergyman,

beans, tomatoes, and tired.

ban Polnte Claire ts colebrat-
Ing Its 250th anniversary this
year. Four ehurehes have been
bull In the Roman Catholic
parish—-the first in) 1713, Two
built In 1760) and, 1761) burnt
down and the last Was bullt In

 

1886.

Edward last Sunday,

The youth was apparently
with ono of the graduating
class,
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WEATHER

Mostly cloudy with senttored
showers today and Wednes-
day. Little chango in tem-
pornturo. Winds westerly 15,
Low tonight and high Wed-
nesdivy 45 and $5.
Daily News Readings

Tomporature at noon... 68

Barometer, faving ou. 80.00
TIDES
Wednesday, dune 12, 1008

(Packfle Standard Thme)

Wah... . 04:10 10.3 fool
17:24 17.7 feel
LOW we 10:65 3.0 feot

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