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To Cut Crime. |]
: HEIDELBERG, Ger-|.:
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; KING AND GRANDCHILDREN SEE MILITARY SHOW—Emperor Haile Selassie I of Ethiopia | (00 troops in Germany:in os

bo and his grandchildren’ seated before him, watch with interest some of the military activities
' ¢ -golng: on at the Haile Selassie 1 Stadium at Adis Ababa during the annual Imperial Armed
{ Forces sports-day. The five-hour show in the newly completed stadium featured athletic
‘ events and a demonstration by units of Ethiopia’s armed forces. The aim of the show was
+ to Increase public understanding of Ethiopia's defense capabilities, - of,

Kitimat Train Service | Says Project
‘Assailed by Skeena MLA’ Threatening

_, Special to ‘The Dally News

-KITIMAT--Speaking today to
“a. public «meeting In Kitimat,
, Frank Howard, MLA-Skeena,

declared the Canadian. National} dation join In the fight by wrtt-
Railway co, was treating its ing to Donald Gordon and de-
passengers like cattle. “,{mand something better.”

“The daily trainrunning :be-}
tween Prince Rupert ahd Kitimat
is nothing but a sweat box. dur:,
ing hot weather.” Mr. Howard
ue tga ss S.1Reva sig ager reraatl ot |
i> Hesald the passenger cars’are;
' ‘dirty. and, smelly and the .so-
; called alr conditioning “is-noth-.

ing but a joke”

“No wonder people refer lu

"this train ab the ‘skunk’, Thes
, cars are, overcrowded and anti-
quated and’ should have beer
put *dut of service a long me
ago. In fact 1 wouldn‘t be a bi
surprised if they were resurrec-
ted fram the serap heap for th's
run.” ,
“He continued by saying that
passengers here were enlitled te
Le tomfortlable acconmmodation just
‘fs the same as people all acres.
the country,

“Because our Departinent pl
i Highways have fumbled the Ic itl-
n mat-Terrace road the CNR ha:
- oq virtual monopoly on trans:
“4. portation between Kitimat and
Terrace, This dogs not give them
the right to charge first. class
fare * for third class accomo-
dation,

My. Howard said (hat he had
recently written to CNT Presi-

 

parties inlerested, residents anc
community-minded  organiz-
‘ations, “who are desirous of get-
ting’ a better class of accommo-

 

Tuesday of B.C, Packers Ltd.

   

‘bark on some liydyo-¢

source,” the report said.

 

 

atomic energy as

 

 

‘salmon produelng streanis.”

 

the preceding year,

 

production of sockeye

 

‘A WHOPPPER—Men have no
monopoly on the sport of |

‘ring cateh, the report said,

|: ‘lng thi

dent Donald Gordon asking that Inia ae vo .

I up-to-date, alp-conditioned cars Ushi As ts by sls |

m be provided. He urged that at}| World's record 16-pound 2-02, | |

I Meee ieee caste « ceemeceet CUbthroat — trout caught ab: H

y Walker Lake, Nevada, by | ress un

Marge Peterson of Los Angeles,
» Marge caught the whopper on
Heht Arex spinning tackle
cusing G-epound test lina and a
10-year-old Bache Brown «pln-
ning reel.

R.A. Mcleod
City Proneer,
Alderman Dies

One of Prinee Rapert's plow.
cop clWzens and a former elt
alderman died Monday ly bane:
roy Ptede, The was leaned taday
Hy was Roderkk A, MeLend,
5
; MF Meheod,
sytherlindshire, Scotland, ats
rived with the “llrand scone
ctetion eompray Foley, Weleh
ands ion, 10

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Final Tonight

LONG BISACH, Calif, it--Mis
United States will “be selectad
‘today from among 16 girls chosen |
as the outstanding Aniorlent |
benutles ab the Miss Universe
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the house in elvan lathes,

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founell and
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alderman tn bo made Mridny night,

tank am nell
Prada; vod babyy ¢
He Pence Rupert

cactadlon,
Hee gediredd i TT) cl wentl bo

owl h his dienghiter Cheissle,
mm na calunel «4 Vou
Auten and thelr son Roderiek,
je Patty dey Puatee.

, Foneral seryives W
Frmeartaw aberrant
Pratele,

WEATHER

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Mrs, O. Dybhavn
Funeral Held

Funernd) services were held
from Perguson Hunemnd) Teme
yesterday afterngon for Mrs,
Olen Dybhayn, who dled ab hone
last week,

AL ie services condueted: by
(8. Bernardson, elder of St.
Pauls Lutheran ehureh, — the
hymns “Nearer My Clad to Pee"
and “Ablde with Me" wore sing,

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Suffolk, Mogan,

palen 1h months ago,

 

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wis known there aga Cele,
iW he held Meanwhile, Lord
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Boy tpern bal, mostly cloudy WH) Palbearers were T. 1, Black, {on negatintons wilh anyone,
Woy gienstonal very Nant rain in the |A. 8 Mitchell, Andrew Dybhin,| Ho said bly duty is ta shady
“napthern half. Winds light. Low |Goorge J, Dawos, A. 1, Nolaon, tho situation and draw

ue tomyht and high Thursday ab. Payne and i, I, -Cinagoy, recommendatlons for a consatlt-

ad and 78, Bandsplt!  tyterment wis at Falrvlew

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Fish, Tragedy!
VANCOUVER (Any hydro-

electric development endanger-
ing British Columbia salmon re-
sources would be an “industrial

tragedy,” said President J. M.
Buchanan in the annual report

“We cannot envision a greater
industrial tragedy ‘than? to ems
dros see

velopment which’ would have the
effect of destroying irretrievably
any part of our salmon resourc-
es and then to find that'a com-!
parable output of power could |
have been secured from another

He recommended investigation {
of natural gas and-ojl, coal and
altarnative
power sources, Ue noted that in’
recent months proposals have United Fishermen and Allied:
been made to develop hydro pow-. Workers’ union at the Civie Cen- |
er on the Fraser, Nass and So-'tre last night was described by i
mass rivers-—“all of which are T. B, Parkin, UPAWU northern

Sales and ather ineame totale poned one w
Hod $48,755,050, off slightly from July 21 to allow tendermen and
1955's total of $48,974,050, Poor,shoreworkers time to consider
and chum the proposals,
salmon was offset by a large pack it Is important that the tally be
of plnk salmon and a record her

Shot to Death

Miss America " NIGOSTA, Cyprus (Reuters)--

TA full senle seareh continued to-
day for three masked Killers WhO he leh unopened until Friday,
Hirst dito a suburban Nieosta:
hame Tuesday and shot down a
“BrIUsh alrman who wad visiting

clarks:
Hhalred Cheek Cypriot gil bellev-

yan Bhewart Ted In ; sy ‘he
o and oN Lhe pulling of ther Whoever emerges from aie aan tn ine any wn H
S Gratd Tomk Paeifle Railway, tonight will be pitted agaist gg Hie Cerrorist minmen eiieree ane
Me rato he heemme road faremat| girls front forelgn eountrles in| fred tree bullets Into bin it |
ea Eto Me provinelal deparinent of) the competition to plek Miles} potnt blank range.
Pa jirhaweay a estles servi AST Universe. The Nuit selection will The natymon was Gel ernest

Jolin Allen, 28, of Clare, West
Ile was the
Ay Briton killed shee terror
Iam beepme part of the Creek
Cypriot union with Groves cane
He was
inderstoad Lo have visited: the
house several times belare and

Radleditfe,
sent ta Cyprus by the Werittsh
government far protlin tna ty work
for
the Istand colony, sald ina ride
hulérview ‘Tnosday plait that hla
present mitssion does nat depend

up

ution, He sald the werk aight

 

  

 

    
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   

an effort to curb crime,"

quarters by mid-night on even-
ings prior to duty days and by
‘) am, on evenings prior to
duty days. \ Soe
“This command has been’ in-
creasingly disturbed in recent
weeks by unfortunate incidents
involving American soldiers and
German civilians,” Hodeg said. .

These incidents, with the at-

constitute a thfeat to the splen-
did: relationship between, the
U. 8, Army in Europe and peo-
ple of the Federal Republic. of

An order issued by General.’
Henry T. Hodes commander’ o!|:
the U..S, Army in Europe :re- {°°
quires soldiers to be.in- their!”

non-|-

tendant widespread publicity, |"

SMILING ‘THROUGH:
nine-year-old’ J é
tween. takes wilh ‘her. mother,
set of 'A

_ motion:

  

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& 5: 5 De:
er, » actress. Barbara: Hale,\on-,the | —°
Allied Artists’ film, \“The Oklahoman." Jody, makes: her:
cture ‘debut ‘asa. rancher's daughter. in’ the ‘picture,

eams:-as: she -rests

 

 

-stars, Miss Hale and Joel McCrea: --.

 

 

Germany, len.

He said the curfew was order-

ed to help cut the incident rate
Soe ge Bh

to a bare minimum/."-"
re

Fishermen
Vote on Offer
Continuing —

A vote held by members of the

 

  

 

 

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‘representative, as “quite good.”
|

The company’s financial states | Members were voting on pro-
‘ment showed net profit of $1,- posals made by the BC. Fisher-
‘470,853 for the fiscal year ended ies Association to avert the strike
march 31, « drop of $21,855 from called for last Saturday, Dead-

Hine‘ for ‘the tie-up was post-
eck until noon an

For that reason
- completed by Friday night, Mr,
“Parkin sald, -

_ Acceptance of the offer was
‘recommended to the membership
by the Joint Union Negotlating
“committee,

| Last night Sunnyside and

North Pacific canneries voled on
the offor. Port Edward workers
‘vote tonight and those at Cas-
slar tomorrow,

Mr, Parkin said that tender-
men entering port are helng
handed a prepared bulletin that
xplains the dispute and that
they may then place their ballots
In sealed envelopes whieh will

Ty order not to prejudice work-
ers who have not yet voled, no
results will be released until the
tally Is complete, the union of-
'flelal sale,

eee ee Ee Men EE Sie HR REE OT

Halibut Prices
Remain High

cents a pound dele pald for

ST conta a pound.

Price was pid when

brackets, landings were

a7
ies,
Orbit

they

(U8.) 26,000

On,

 

MA) tH) to BG. Packers,

 
 

Halibut prices in Prince Tue
pert remained at a high level
Loday, an average price of 3738

medium fsh, only slightly ba-
Jow yesterday's season high of

three
honta, two U8, and one Canads
hin, sold 118,000 pounds on Prince
Rupert Hatbut Exehange ts
morning. With prices for med
WoL, large and ehleken given

Recovery (U8) 69,000 pounds
Dds to Packie Fishers

pounds
Qt 2.85 1) lo Atlin Fishers

Ispaco 1 40,000 pounds (1d;

PRINCE GEORGE

“Throvigh indifference.and the
careless neglect of our own heri-
tage’. 4s how easily or tradl-
tions can suffer. from: erosion,”
he said in-an address to the Joint
Canadian clubs of Prince George.

Mr, Massey artived at this cily
lot 14,000 after 9 462-mile train
trip ‘from Prince Rupert.
{ Throughout his tour of B.C,

 

 

CHILDREN DESCRIBE RUPERT ©

  

robust ceonomie health but in a tim
perity it is casy to forget intangible thir gs,-Go
General Vincent Massey warned here Tuesday

 

 

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seended down .the? escape. stair-:

case, “It was below freczing.-be-
cause the stalrcase: was: along-.!tativ
side a refrigerated: part of the} pres
cannery. But the girls had:coats. | that; 1
T told them the story-of Huckle-‘internationa “06
berry Finn in’ the, cave. while: we lductions or
-yelimbed down. .They were laugh- ‘of ‘an agréement:)
ing when. we got:to the bott .

 

ithus far, the governor-general
‘has stressed the Importance of
leach community maintaining a
strong individual character and
a connection with its historic
past. —. ‘

“This vast country has {ts own
clearly-marked divislorts, ‘cach
with Its own character,” he sald,

"The Yukon highlands, the
Mackenzie River valley, the Are-
tic Islands and the northern Ca-
nadian shicld cach has ils own
life.

“Wo now are realiaing the’ vc-
onomle possibilitics of this land.
We cannot foretell what Init.
Live, resolution and resourceful.
ness will be needed In develop-
ing It, Tb Is no longer a ‘never:
never land,

“It Is nob only part of Canada
on the map bub {tis part of Ca-
nada dn the fullest sense, be-
cause transportation and the ap-
Pieatlon of sclence are making
the north an Integral party’ of
our country,”

Little Susan Massey, four-yenr-
old grand-daughter of the gov-
ernor-genoral, thinks the three
days sho and hor sisters Jane, 7,
and Evva, 6, spent with thelr
mothor {i Prince Rupert provide
ed her grentest oxeltemont on
the tip so fir,

He wis a crabegathoring ox-
pedition the Massey children
wont on with five obters,

All got their buckets fll of
evabs but only Susan, the baby
of the “qroup, was vernturesone
onough to do her own gathering.
"TE pleked thon up with my Ang
era," she sald, Lo

And then dane remembered sho
algo had a unique experience wt
Pened Rupert, She caught a
dogfish on on figging Mn, “but
wo had to Uhrow Ib back, Tb was

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polsonous.” 7

Mrs, Muaaoy (hen deserthod an
inetdent iy whiely sho anid. “I
wis more frightoned than thoy
wore, They had gone bo seo the
aquariun ha cannery ab Prince
Rupert. The power cutoff Just
ns tholr levator Wt the frth
Sloar, mo

“The yoople were very good,
they brought Interns and we de-

 

 

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HOOK-LOVING .SATLON —
Movlo actor Claude Jarman,
Jp, sludiously carries hls books
that ho wil usovduring a 16-
week course nt the Officers
Candidate School at tho U. §.
Naval Base ab Nowport, R. J.
Jarman, who won fame for his
starring role In the motion.
Pielure, “The Yonrling,” sov-
oral yerrs ago, will be commls-
sloned an onsign, when he Is
graduated October 12,

Tuna Avoiding |
Coast of B.C,

VANCOUVER ()-"The alusive
tuna appears to bo keoping clear
af (ho 1, CG, const tvs your any
fishorles offlelnls,

Tho patrol vessel Howay range
ed out Into the open Pacifle
recently and found water tems
poraturos of 69 dogreos and other
alguns that should = oncournge
tuna, But tho fish weren't tere,

No explanation has heen off.

 

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‘ineasures ‘are'In fact: caried 0

   

J appeal murder convictions

| Court anponts: follows, Mr,, Gare

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Mr, St; ‘Laurent. saldye

OTTAWA ‘b--The governmeAt
is moving to give convicted: myr-
dorers a wider hearing Ip: thelr
attompts to carry appeals to the
highest court In.the land, -

Justice Minister Garson Tues:
day night Introdd¢ed a bill, to
require that five mentbers of the
Supromo Court! of Canada, In-
stead of one as-at present, must
hear applications for leave to

to the
court, en ee
The monsure on Suprome

son's unprecedented actlon Inst

convicted murderer Wilbert Cof-
(In after one . Justice ' rolected
Coffin's. request: for an. appedl
Wearing,
' Coffin,. convicted “of murders.
ing one of three American bear
huntors found cond. In, Quebea's
Gaspo pontnaula tree yours ago,
wna hanged Inst Fobruary. 10.°:
Tho court hnd, advised ‘the

Impaired Driver
Pays $75 Fine
A charge of driving while: his

whility wos iniynired iby alco
hol brought a fine of ans, coats,

 

month's Jail senterice, to a elly
minty inn police court yeaterdily,
~ Counsol Willa Ray. entered. 0
plon of guilty. on baht! of David
William MacKay, 830 Sixth: Avs
one Bath
Polico told: Maglstrale. W. D,
Vaneo that, Mackay, who adit:
tod that ho: had boon. drlivking,
tnd driven his one Into -a. ditch

 

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governn '
held? his: convictlor
heard: the “appeal. }
“Pho bill does not‘altor’ the p
cedure. on appeals. ‘themal
whlch ‘are heard by, tha iy
WWhe-member court; but only.th
roliminary,, process”.of obtain:
ng . permission,;..to: make

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JACQUES AMYVOT of Quabe
above, yeslorday. became: ‘tht
fivst Canadian: male to's ! .
(ho Bngllaly” Channel fr Mt “
France too England, We alae’,
was the.tirat awinimod’tournnkg
the Wricky  oronalng ttn gots.”
“gon, The Steyoarold father qf.
“treo children clamberad »
“ahora Thosday ‘ab: Bt, "Marge: >
tret's Day, four, miles. north a
-of Bovor, Bean with: dew}
rgonditions , front. Pranedes. Ut
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