il
.
Xj
Accept
Offer
'
Janitor
Forecasts
Correct
k
ST.
JOHN'S.
Nfld.
CP)
-
A
VANCOUVER
i
A
35-year-old
'Vi
Abolition
of
Supervised
Strike
Vote
Requested
rlc'rter.
strike
by
NewXoundland
Ilsner-
Experts
Plan
Neighborhoods
In
Kitimat
Jan
Klklena
made
a
perfect
forecast
m
,
Hi
football
games
played
Sept.
28
and
took
ih.
i..
.
4
Prince
KuperT
Doily
News
Socreds
Heckle
Opposition
Speakers
in
Legislature
'J
Vancouver
Province's
quiz.
"I
em
such
a
happy
man
now
I
will
"'t
law
hard."
he
said.
"Maybe
I'll
get
married.'
men
for
higher
prices
htih
almost
ended
Monday
when
the
Newfoundland
Federation
of
Fishermen
accepted
n
offer
of.
a
20-cents-a-potind
top
from
ex-:
porters.
Price
b
2
j
cent."
a
pound
lower
(
than
last
year's
but
half
a
cent
higher
than
previous
offers.
The
federation
recommended
that
locals
accept
the
oifer
pending
further
representations
to
,
the
federal
government
for
price
'support.
TORONTO
(CP)
The
town
ol
Kitimat
will
be
one
of
the
best
'
planned
communities
In
Canada,
J.
S.
Kendrick.
company
t
engineer
on
t:ic
project,
said
1
Mondav.
Mr.
Kendrick
told
the
Cana
The
B.C.
Federation
of
Labor
presented
a
brief
asking
53
changes,
while
the
Trade
Union
Congress
asked
12
amendments
and
made
other
recommendations.
RECINA
Cf
Residential
construction
has
bectme
one
of
Retina's
biggest
Industries
this
year.
Value
of
1953
home
build-insr
permits
currently
exceeds
$10,000,000.
By
The
CanHdian
Press
VICTORIA.
Opposition
criticism
was
with
Social
Credit
heckling
and
demands
for
LINDSAYS
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD
Established
Idle
'
dian
liiaii
Club
viuu
hen.-
i.v
i:.at
r."v
town
pian
VANCOUVER
KP)
Abolition
of
Labor
Relations
Board
-supervision
of
strike
votes
was
demanded
at
a
meetini
between
Labor
Minister
Lyle
Wirks
and
BC.'s
two
main
labor
organizations.
The
strike
vote
demand
wis
among:
65
amendments
to
tho
Industrial
Conriliation
and
Arbitration
Act
proposed
at
the
meeting
here
by
the
B.C.
Trade
Union
Congress,
representing
all
AFL
unions
in
the
province,
and
the
B.C.
Federation
of
Labor,
representing
CCL
unions.
Both
labor
organizations
boy-rotted
an
earlier
conference
because
the
labor
minister
invited
local
groups
rather
than
the
province
-
wide,
policy
-
makine.
councils.
withdrawals
Monday
as
the
throne
speech
dehate
m
j
nig
experts
are
laying
out
the
legislature
went
into
its
fourth
week.
sues
lor
a
communis
y
wmi
an
ultimate
oonulation
of
50,000
IvtWINU
.
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World-wide
Shipment-:
Reasonable
Rates
for
HUNTING
PARTIES
Season
open
for
Deer,
Omit,
Bear.
Ducks,
Ocese.
Kor
arrangements
telephone
Green
8110
pensons,
whicn.
woma
maw
Kitimat
the
third
largest
ci:y
in
the
province.
The
site
wil-
be
d.vided
Into
neighborhoods
of
about
5.000
each
with
its'
own
schools,
shops
and
indoor
and
outdoor
recreational
facilities.
YACHT
Charter
Service
"MOVK
Wf
I'll
KASfi
.
.
.
SHIP
Vl
UM)
it
1
Asents
Allied
Van
l.inrS
Lid.
I'lione
UO
or
K8
,..
..
.
mu
rir.
premier
Bennoit.
is
expriiru
w
;
speed
up
the
debate
by
calling
j
the
first
night
sitting
of
the
;
I
session
today.
j
j
Two
speakers,
P.
A.
Glbbs
iL-;
Oak
Bay
and
Arthur
Turner
(CCF-Vancouver
Easti
uspd
up
the
wnole
3'2
hours
of
Monday's
i
sitting.
C.
A.
Parker
iSC-Pcace
;
Riven
)
did
not
have
time
to
de-i
liver
his
scheduled
address.
j
1
Mr.
Gibbs
was
ordered
by
the
;
j
speaker
to
withdraw
two
remarks
!
and
said
he
did
not
have
to
withdraw
a
third.
At
one
time
i
he
described
B.C.
as
the
test!
:
province
in
Canada
for
short-
i
;
ages.
!
B.C.
Roundup
KIMIHItl.l
V
(CP)
RCMP
said
Monday
that
Darwin
Lavrrne
Sutherland
of.
Kimberley
has
camitted
that
he
aceldfntally
shot
19-year-old
Edward
Coelen,
Kelowna
motorist
whose
body
Was
found
buried
in
dense
woods
near
here
with
a
bullet
wound
.in
the
back.
Sutherland,
who
gave
himself
up
to
police
here
Saturday,
was
remanded
without
plea
to
Oct.
12.
djuyvULlJyl
i
Attorney-General
Robert
Bon-1
VANCOI'VFK
CP)
Daniel
iner
demanded
two
of
the
with-!
O'Brien,
63-year-old
former
i
drawals,
one
of
them
accepted,'
union
organizer,
went
on
trial
and
Health
Minister
Eric
Martin
In
assize
court
here
Monday
demanded
the
third.
j
charged
with
conspiring
to
kid-
j
Early
in
the
speech,
Mr.
Gibb.r
nap
a
woman
who
lived
across
,
said
if
interruptions
from
the
j
the
street
from
him.
government
side
of
the
hou.se
Walter
John
Tulley,
a
mech-
continued
he
would
turn
off
his
anie
and
first
crown
witness,
j
hearing
aid.
testified
that
O'Brien
told
him
I
Both
Mr.
Glbbs
and
Mr.
Turnei
ATP'
he
planned
to
kidnap
Mrs.
Mar-
i
criticized
speeches
made
by
gov
ernment
ministers
la.st
week
garet
Pritchard
and
offered
to
pay
S500
for
his
help.
(
i
Mr.
Gibbs
said
the
health
minister,
by
saying
that
ho.spitl
costs
must
go
no
higher
was
telling
labor
leaders
to
"get
theii
wage
costs
down,
for
he
knows
as
well
as
1
that
hospital
costs
can
only
come
through
wage
and
VICTORIA
(CP)
Premier
Bennett
said
today
the
freight
rates
changfs
announced
from
Ottawa
Monday
were
only
a
"preliminary
step."
The
changes
increased
rates
jost
of
the
Lakehead
10
per
cent
and
reduced
them
five
per
cent
west
of
the
Lakehead.
"We
look
forward
to
full
equalization
and
hope
it
won't
be
postponed
too
long,"
said
the
premier.
salary
deductions.
"
"But
...
he
didn't
have
the
spunk
to
say
so."
j
Mr.
Turner
said
the
sole
right
for
wholesaling
and
retailing!
natural
gas
in
B.C.
should
be
in
!
the
hands
of
the
B.C.
Power
Coin-
!
mission.
He
said
public
ownership
would
prevent
the
"monopoly
and
ex-
j
ploltation
exercized
In
the
pub-1
lie
utility
Held
by
such
corpora-!
"'
,
k.
...
VANf'Ol'VKR
(CP)
More
than
100
photographs
were
scrutinized
Monday
as
Mr.
Justice
J.
V.
Clyne
opened
a
hearing
here
lions
as
the
B.C.
Electric
and
the
;
into
two
landslides
that
dam-
i
B.C.
Telephone
'Companies.
Rig,
burly
l
ord
Economy
Trucks'
have
plenty
of
muscle
and
stamina
i.
take
the
hard
knocks
of
modern
sptcd-hauling.
Rugged
dccp-uW
frames
are
desioned
to
resist
back-breaking
torsional
strains
.
.
.
repacked
V-8
engines
hustle
big
loads
fast,
over
the
toughest
routes.,
every
working
part,
every
body
and
chassis
part,
is
built
to
stands:
aged
the
S5.800.000
Whatsham
"Unless
B
C.'s
natural
resour-power
plant
Aug.
1
and
16.
ces
are
publicly
owned
the
same
The
photographs
show
views
:
thing
will
surely
happen
as
what
of
the
plant
site
before
and
happened
to
electricity
in
thLs
-fcftr
the
slides,
which
covered
j
province."
the
plant's
switch
building
an3
j
later
wrecked
part
of
the
main
.
hydro-electric
building.
under
the
punishing
wear
of
hard,
steady
driving.
Ford
Trucks
art
:m
and
they're
thrifty,
too.
V-8
dependability
and
Power-Pilot
ccononr-
Father
Tells
!
Of
Attempt
To
Save
Boys
mean
big,
worthwhile
fuel
savings
...
and
Ford
Truck
tngincenc.
means
extra
ton-miles
of
pa)
load
hauling
for
every
penny
spun
&
Jy
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a
two-fisted,
tight-fisted
truck
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VICTORIA
(CP)
Incidence
of
paralytic
polio
cases
in
British
Columbia
this
year
is
far
higher
than
in
1952,
the
provincial
health
department
reported
on
Mondav.
He-alt
h
officials
said
a
total
of
474
polio
cases
had
been
reported
uu
to
the
beginning
of
this
week,
including
288
cases
involving
paralysis.
They
said
this
represented
a
100
per
cent
;
increase
over
1952.
j
'The
number
of
fatalities
re-'
silting
from
polio
Is
lower
this
ABBOTSFORD,
B.C.
(CP)
Five
minutes
of
terror
were
related
j
Monday
by
a
grief-stricken
father
whose
three
children
I
died
in
a
fire
that
destroyed
I
their
home
here.
.
I
Killed
in
the
blaze
that
early
j
Monday
gutted
the
two-storey
frame
home
of
Mr.
and
Mr.i.
vi
ar
with
only
15
deaths
re-
;
James
MacDonald
were
Karen,
i
ported
romparid
to
24
deaths
eight,
Patrick,
six,
and
Gordon,
i
la
the
corresDonding
period
of
three.
An
older
daughter,
Marie,
I
1952
when
371
cases
were
re-
13,
suffered
a
broken
arm
when
i
ported.
'
she
Jumped
from
an
upstairs
I
window.
;
lifiiiiitoiAirK.ntn..ii
'.
1
V
t-d
M
.
a
7
Z
that
.
Mrs
.
.
Mr-
MacDonald
said
he
Monday
re,.,
Ag-
;
in
when
h(.
was
was
1
awakened
by
a
noise
downstairs
;
elly
shot
and
killed
Saturday
by
Vi'-r
17-year-old
son,
Billy.
,
1
he
two
were
on
ia
hunting
U.
1(il)ce
reported
the
gun
was
accidentally
dischurged
as
Billy
W4S
lnading
it.
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1
1
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J
1
,
.
,
il
l
t
'
,
and
started
down
to
investigate
"but
J
never
got
there."
j
"When
I
was
half-way
dowa
the
stairs
there
was
a
'poof
and
the
fire
seemed
to
jump
all
'
j
around
me.
I
rushed
back
up.
.:
i
to
the
girls'
room
and
shouted
'
for
them
to
jump
and
then
went
;
j
after
my
boys
in
the
other
room.
I
j
"I
had
my
boys
in
my
arm;,;
VICTORIA
(CP)
Beautiful
hranuiids
may
adorn
B.C.
res-t
iuinnts
serving
beer
and
wine
jnder
the
province's
new
drinking
.system.
Government
circles
have
Indicated
no
objection
will
1
then
the
Tire
exploded
in
my
;
!
face.
I
"I
can't
remember
what
hap-
i
be
raised
to
women
serving
liquor.
A
group
of
non-union
j
,nHlT
nex:
1
them
some
way
I
can
t
remember
jumping
.
Waitresses
will
meet
with
Attorney-General
Bonner
here
on
Wednesday.
from
the
boys'
room
wir.i
.-,v
but
1
I
must
have,
because
the
next
I
thing
I
remember
I
was
on
the
ground."
j
The
northern
white
pine,
among
the
best-known
North
American
timber,
is
valued
for
Week-end
Deaths
By
The
Canauinn
Press
WINNIPEG
Charles
Henry
Dahl,
65,
transportation
mana-l'ltl"""''"1"lt
1
it
I
mm
.
I
j.ir
ger
for
the
Greater
Winnipeg
transit
commission.
'
j
TORONTO
Chester
Brown
Hamilton,
69,
president
of
the
Hamilton
Gear
and
Machine
j
Company.
j
BERLIN
Dr.
Friedrich
Wolf,;
"A,
prize-winning
East
German,
author
and
diplomat.
Johannesburg
Johannes'
Jarobus
Venter,
57,
president
of
trie
South
African
Trades
and
Labor
Council.
TORONTO
James
Patrick
Hynes.
85,
prominent
architect
who
designed
many
Roman
Catholic
buildings
throughout
eastern
Canada.
To
VANCOUVER
fiavelimcl
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moneyJ
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7
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