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“| ported yellably to -have’ Sol Thor-

PC ciicles. |

ee supporters in -the. provinces East

ja little: red: ‘schoolhouse: in. On-
* “etario. as -a, boy, : ‘and: ‘always has
been: ai ‘strong: drawing: card. be-
| fore Ontario’ ‘political ‘audiences,

“) the: powerful: publisher . of the
. “| Halifax Herald, - Through
{excellent : ‘reports. which the, Her-
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“| faithfully on: his behalf, and: hal
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{ support’ -basically “was what’ it

| And’ Hon: George...

| was'that Alex.. MacKenzie, num-.
ber: one figure‘in Ontario PC cit

in-a suite. cat Bigwyn.. Inn, Lake

patton ign Drew

: ‘bre’ ee fe aan on: his
behalf. “fe

f ‘phe! ‘Conservative Parliamentary

. the caucus: “will - fix upon’ some

whl proceed to: turn on the heat

 
  
  
  
   

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By Nornian M “MacLeod
ereresectverccsovscoeiasssorets

Pwo things are” ‘fairly obilous
Progressive- Conserv- |.
ative: leadership sweepstakes
while the Several contenders are
cl pa the naddeek and ‘before
they. have: left for: thi

‘Albert; Saskatchewan. sires:

respect to: rank- and- file suppor : .

: (cece etc:

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tion; ‘the:Prince: ‘Albert. ‘MP is re- |:
veldsen;: , ‘prominent’: “Winnipeg | -
‘lawyer. and: power in’ theMant=,|-°
‘toba: PC. councils, invhis corner’
as his, tactical: ‘advisor: ‘Thorveld-

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REPORTERS: SURROUND. Prime Minister St. Laurent (far left) ata press conference in ‘Ot

first: ever ‘photographed. It is believed the first time & photographer was permitted
to take’ a picture at. a. ‘Press conference of any - Canadian prime minister,

 

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Furthermore; Diéfenbaker has
By STAN ROUGH -

OFF TO THE “otantorres’.

After: weeks ‘of. planning” “our
party, under. the peerless ledder-
ship of Fred Barr. 'the’ Squire of
Tl’ ‘ell, left on: the: Union’, stéam -
ship: “Coquitlam” ‘for. our: des- |g
tination, - ‘the , -Queen Charlotte
Islands. :.

* The. “Coquitlam,” " thé invert
ed corvette “Lonside,” was built |

of the Great; Lakes, He went. to

Down’ in- the. ‘Maritime. provinces
he‘is perhaps: even ‘better nown,
(One, of his'staunch ‘friends was
the late Senator: W.. H.. Dennis,

the

yards. of Durham; England: She
has a gross tonnage of 1,400 with
Ja length of 252 feet, a draft af
16.5 feet, carries’’a crew of 60
and. can accommodate 0. ‘pas:
sengers, Her captain; ‘is W. -Me-

he has: be-
come’ Widely: known in the East
Coast ‘provinges. eo :

 

But this ‘is basically the. situ,
ation that-obtained-at’ ‘the: ‘time
of the 1948: leadership’ ‘conven,
Diefenbaker , at that. time Fred Smith, has. beeni’ with the
Union’ Steamship for. 4 Years.
QUIET. TRIP. ©.

was represented . in: Ontart tn
Leaving. Kitimat: at: & p. m. our

committee® which* “campaigng

jw. ny

   
    
 

° Torry. Shupe, Gordon Strain;

Atlantic “Provinces.” Yet: when Fred Barr and myself;. reached
v S| xl: h
followin Aay, After a four- ‘hour
stop we were off again. anid, woke
“Drew had/up to find ourselves: at- Masset
walked - away.+wi he “marbles | atthe end of a 55 inile Day. in
by a wide margin: ‘ oe thet ‘Charlottes,

‘The: ‘trouble :*for: Diefenbaker | JAD one. time there: were: Seven
canneries, in the Masset, area but
concentration: of canneries’ at
Prince Rupert,-plus over-fishing
wiped: them. out:-The. population
of Bays: summer. ‘Tesort, carrying consists, of ‘approximately: 250

- - |. people, who are engaged 4dn-lum-?.

   
 

had been when the’ ‘race started.

   
   

cles, had spent two. solid. inonths’

 

~} bing for crabs. ©
Moored to: the dock’ were sev-

 

pr eon sewed. up the

   

ae surveys who River:
to. thes Alaska border

   
 

there awere + no. such ||
agent: working on any candid-|

 
 

skéa at “Port Clemenis
40 ‘Hours: ‘out of Kitimat: ‘and un-

baggage. “Squire “Barr: brought
‘along-the furnishings" for his
cabin, which represented numer.
ous: boxes marked ‘fragile, We
made arrangements with. Mrs,
Pauline Johnson, who ‘was: driv-
ing a Volkswagon bus . to drive
us fo the Barr Ranch on the
Tl'ell River, The bus was barely
large enough to take our equip-
meat and ourselves, Mrs, John-
Sol) proved: to he an extremely
‘colmpetent driver, backing off
the long bridge from the dock to
the shore with the rear window
‘blocked with batjige, and
around several trucks on
narrow causeway, Her driving

Diefenbaker. is not popular, with],
eaucus,: The: ‘Assumption. is (hat

‘candidate .more ‘to ‘its : liking
‘than the Prince Albert MP and

on his behalf as MacKenzie did
for Georee Drew, That is compe-
‘tition - that: easily ‘could’. leave
Diefenbakar, althotigh dhe post-
adds favorite; FBUNGIN gy, the’
post. EWR

    

-y Port Clements. has a‘ post. of-!
flee, scHool, «ga Hoya store, -hptel

drive along a remarkably
straight but narrow road brought
Us to the farm of Boh Beitush,
at the end of our road,

PICTURESQUE SHUTTING |
Bob Beittish came to TY! ec) 44

yenrs ago, Ab that time the dis-
tricl was booming, Settlers had

 

 

taken up land and several cam.
panies were drilling for oll, put
the gushers did not matertaliza,
The sotilers found few outlet
for (helt produce and the young
men went off lo the war nave
to return and the boom = wai
over, Today Bob Is one of thy
few orlginals left, His farm ts a
an Isthmus bounded on ‘ONG glee
by the Paelfle and on the otha
hy the dal ‘Tell River, He
grows a wide variety of vogot»
nibles In the slx month frost free
eeason and has a small orchard
that doves very well, He Is the
' Tanty one for miles who sells yoge
‘ ctnbles commereinlly,

so Wan t Adse=T Cc TEE MVE
is Wa h hey Pay; © The TYell, meaning “Roaring

 

TUAT. 8
haired Violet Briggs |s worth
$10,000 say the. oxports, Tb ds
the biggest valued stamp on
‘display at the conyention tn
Toronto of the Brillsh North

STAMP held by rac.

_Auneslenn Philatelic &oclety

GD Photo),

 

 

CIVIC CENTRE

NOMINATING COMMITTEE
REPORT

PREPARED FOR
THE ‘ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

orf Prosidont — Mr, A, P, Crawley
yr ‘Wieeiphyaiuene: ‘date, M, Woyman
“Fa Troocuror wom Mts Fr, W, May
for Socrotary — Mrs, A, L, Boll 7

Civic Contro Annual Gonoral’ Mooting
Thursday, Octobor 4, 1956
8:00 p.m,

 

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<Scsbi sien tan nian aaron nena nen A niet eblanee enimmanmmnni lene es

TIME and PLACE

«Surf in: the Haida: language,. ts

in 1943-by. ‘the’ ‘South Bank. Ship-.}

‘Combe, and the:Chiet- Ehgineer, |

jand a number of American visit-
oy ors cast in vain

party, consisting’ of! ‘Harty. Mel |

pupert at 1: 00 p.m. ‘the:

awash: wriggled past cur feet as

0} bering, salmon fishing: a d crab:
; ‘the boys, plus venison roasts and

IY bors | furnished us with plenty
| which, being located

loaded * Our ‘mountainous pile of

the |

_iabout 40 miles long. It fs a tidal
river for five milese The river
can be-fished from both: sides
and it was not unusual to see six
salmon and trout jumping at
the same time, Right in front of

r cabin is a pool named the
Meat Hole by a writer from For-
est and Stream some. years ago,
Several places upstream are pie-
nic areas built by fishermen
with a table and an outdoor fire-
place, Gregory Clarke of Packard
fame is one of the many well-
known sportsmen who have
fished and written about the
‘TYell.

NO BITES

: Messrs, Barr, Melvin, Rough
amongst the
Jumping fish without success,
while our teen-agers Terry
‘Shupe and Gordon Strain
caught them with — effortless
ease. Cohoe ran from 9 to 15
pounds, cutthroat from 2 to 4
‘pounds and bachelors up to
‘three pounds. At one shallow
point of the river: fish, churned
the water as they made their
Way upstream. We stood and
‘watched’ as schools of a hundred
for.-more cohde with their backs

we. stood in the sha llow water.

LIVE, HIGH

* We bagged a young buck and
with plenty of fish’ supplied by

Stews; ‘We lived well, Our nelgh-

‘of fresh potatoes; carrots, onions
: (beets and " ‘apples.”. Water was
‘secured | from a nearby well
close to
tidewater, hada’ not. unpleasant!
salty taste. Our neighbor kept a
-herd of goats. ‘and the Barr
Ranch is located in a park-like
‘setting. of closely, cropped grass:
and gnarled. spruce, Occasionaliy:
‘flocks of geese and ducks flew

  
 
 
 

   
 
  
 
 
 

  
 
      
    
  

   

(CP Photo).

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member organization , said. this
would ‘depend: on! the. CBC. re-
maining in the dominant posi-
tion and added that. private
broadcasters cannot’ finance TV
network ' scale
without reducing the. quality of

. programs. on ”

The congress, also. proposed
strengthening the finances of
the CBC through parliamentary
grants up to perhaps: $120,000,000
‘{a year for TV as the number of
homes - with. television | expand,
‘| WOULD INGREASE ‘GRANTS

-Currenily, ‘the grants might
| 80 to $60,000,000 a-year for the
" type of activities the CLC looked

 

Death Toll
On yprus
Now 205 —

NICOSIA, Cyprus (Reuters) —

A total of 205 persons have died
and 799 others have been in-
jured since the outbreak
terrorism and violence on Cyp-
rus 18 months ago, figures pub-
lished today show.

The statistics, based on offi-:
cia] reports, show that 166 per-

sons were killed by members of

the EOKA terrorist organiza-
tion and that 21 terrorists; sus-
pects and rioters were killed by
British troops,

In addition, eight
were hanged for
tacks, six Cypriots
Greek-Turk clashes:

Cypriots

died

-and = four

terrorists died from explosions

of. their own bombs.

Sixty-one of those killed were:
British, 52 of them servicemen
and two of them women,

Of the 799 injured, 363 were,

British. servicemen hurt in
shootings, ambushes, and other
forms’ of . violence, Thirty-six
other Britons were hurt while

'400 Cypriots, including 28 Turk-

ish Cypriots, were injured. -

Meanwhile, 15,000
who have been under
curfew. here were lét out of their
houses for two, hours today to
go to specially’ installed food
markets in the main streets, The
curfew “was Imposed after -ter-
rorist’ ‘atthcks last Friday” in
which four Britons, Aneluding. a a
woman, ‘died:

Growing Fund

UNITED 9 TONS The UN
children’s fund estimates it will
sell "6,500,000 greeting cards in
ithe Christmas season for $615,-
000, at a profit of $301,000. Sales:

 

‘overhead and giant well-fed
gulls and: ravens patrolied the!
river, ever alert for a stranded!
fish, The roar of the surf, the:
ever-changing tidal Mow of the:

provided: the perfect setting for

Princess Sails

 

skill evoked a chorus of cheers:
and prayers from the passengers. |

afd pi. dozen gp. housis, talrly |
wel, Haden’ by ‘trees, Alen walle '

Lars) -Pyncess Margaret. today
isalletl westward agross the Ine
dian, ocean bo thea spice -bearing
island of @analbar, off the Bast
| African coast,

She left Port Louls Monday
"Toyieht fy the royal yacht Bri-
tannin ofter a Uhree-day visit
rduving whieh the town was gay
jwwith fags and lunting for one
of the blygest cceasions in its
history,

Highlight of the farewell seene
mas dhe explosion ab. three
harborside polnts of 14 000
potinds of surplus erm cardi,
which turned night Into day:
with binding Mashes of Weht.

As the Britannia sailed ont
of the harbor, small boats
crowded to the gunwales, dart
ed In and out Whe flrefiles,

The royal yacht js due off:

| @anelbar rr ‘day morning.

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT

OTEAMSHIP INSP

IMPORTAN
TO VESSEL

tifleate which will axpiro bo
Voonal over fiftoon grous ton

immediately,

 

before March 1, 1957, may |

*
a

 

 

relaxalion., root

For Zanzibar

PORT LOUIS, Mauritius (Rew- |.

Tho oporator of any vossal with an Inspection Cor-

Cortificote that will require Customs clearance botoro,
March 1, 1957, should contact tha Stoamshin Inspector, ,
Mr, P, Forbos, at the Prineo Ruport Customs Houso

Tho oporator of any vossol without a valid steam
thin Inspection Cortificata roquiring Customs claaranec

tor's oxponsos from Vuncouvor,

last year were 4,708,000 and pro-
ifits $226,913, to aid in care. for:
‘others and children around the!
world,

river and the glorious scenery! poe

 

tm

SOLM SUPPORT ~- Look, ina,
no skis! Young Bobby Wills
is seoollng along on his bare
| feat ab Cyprus Gardens, Fla,
This kind of thing could be

trying on a man's: sole, but
' Bobby seams ta Ve having a
heel af A yond time,

 

ECTION SERVICE

T NOTICE
OPERATORS

foro’ Mareh 1, 1957, or any
& without. valid Inspection

20 requlrod fo pay an Ingpoe:

of

terrorist at-
in.

Cypriots ;
punitive ;

to, against the - $30,000,000-a-

year rate at: which the OBC. now

is spending money. on-T'V.
‘The CBC. now. Is

jal excise tax on-radio ahd TV
recelving sets., Lt’ has expressed ,
dissatisfaction with this’ and
ilooks for long-range financing
through parliamentary ; votes.

‘The labor congtess in-ils brief:
approved the CBC proposal,!
suggesting “that Parliament
might lay down a legislative
standard of amounts the’ gov-
ernment must turn over annually
to the CBC, based on some factor
such as population.

 

   
 
 
   
     
  
 

ni TV Networks Says sie.

OTTAWA. (CP)—Canada can afford two nati
al television networks and the development of color
TV, the Canadian Labor Congress said today bef ure

the royal commission on br oadcasting,
But a brief from the 1,000,000-®-—-—-——- >

vaaf

10Ns

commission’s final
hearings following
nada tour,

The CARTB

series of
a ordss-Ca.

“tapi

private broadcasters’ proposals: :
for such things as an independ.

and ‘TV and for more. private. |;
station freedom to. form.,.nebs
works, are not in the. best, Inter-,
ests of union members, The AS-
sociation
right of the CLC leaderghi''ty’
speak for the congress member.

issue,

submitted for’

 

financed, ' 7
mainly from.a 15-per-cent, spec- private radio and TV and-vesem~.

the final sittings, the CARTR
called for an expanded role ’'Toi*

phasized its. earlier contention!
that the regulatory powers “and
loperating funetions of the Go
should be restricted, «©

“Under
C5 "the association said’
‘state broadcasting
coursing towards a concentra-
jtion of size, wealth and power,

isignificant enough lo weaken the
safeguard represented by eleative
governments,” voy ta

 

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agency, ;. 5

Meanwhile, the Canadian ‘As- | aera rettntntmaeneaeeennnninime |

sociation of Radio and Televis-

ion Broadcasters—spokesman for.

took the labor congress to task:
on several points \of a CLC brief.
delivered when the commission
opened its public hearings here
last spring. ,
FINAL HEARINGS.

The association _ submission
was made public. Monday: in ad-|
, vance of today's slartgpf the’

ta tay

| Musical Thank-You |

BONN,

the bulk of .the private stations— |

West Germany (Ah +

Chancellor Konrad Adeniiei* 8 a

“Rikdlal

“sending Sceviet Premier

Bulganin a tape recorder with 4p
.60 selections of German classical .-¢-

ent regulatory board for -sradio *

also. challenged the I

ship generally on the pdlnts ab AM

in the main brief of tive Ae Nas
consideration’ at’

   

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WILL BEON

DISPLAY

Friday and Saturday, Oc

Door Prizes — Refreshments

KER LTD.

BOB PAR

Tabloid Assails Bigwig’ |
Who Annexed Spo tlight t

sees

LONDON (Reuter $) —The tabloid Daily Mi”
ror has lashed out at the “bigwigs” who “put their
cold clammy hands-on the visit of Princess Mar" "
_garet to the island of Mauritius,”

ora we

we
i -

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“the: mass-circulation paper says: “The pr incess ”
was on Mauritius for 56 hours,
she spoke to-not one single ordinary member of’
the public except to say thank you for bouquets.”

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vheeled into”

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