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‘man holds a considerably higher.
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RIAL. STEW of the new Wot
§ Plate. Built at a cost. of $13,000,000, the.
4 elaborate. “It is located in. the Toronto» suburb :

“esti: and -mos
tretch of the mile track

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ipa wee

described as the chief of’a Vaneouve
_ Heds charged: withconspiring|
‘to traffic In narcolles pelween|:
Jan, J). 1955, ond June. 14 this
"year,
990
/ city
_-Morran asked
‘old ma

" VANCOUVER @—Major crime
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$65

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For Alleged ‘King Pin:

“ST ANCOUVER (CP)—Reeord bail of 665,000 was
police court:-hére Hriday. for Daniel (Red), Place;
er drug syndicate.

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Duncait MacPhail, president of
the Greate?: Victoria Association
for Retarded °Chlidren, said’ the
new school will train children not
‘exceeding a.mental age of eight.
years, and. not considered eligible’
for presdnt classes for slow tcarn-
ers, : ne Bae. By aT

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and was remanded to June

-proseculor “Sten art Me-
for $50,000-ball and
te Oscar ,Orr “This

gishra

yep et

position. in the hicrarchy” thare
tly arrested}.- noe
“TRAIL: g-—Thestudents of J.

Tdoyd Crowe Senilot High ‘School
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mi t $30,000 /eadh-:
“He 18 not an.addich and It will
be alleged.that he is head of the
syndicate in Vancouver.” wre 7
Harry Frank and Sohn Petrie
were arrested a week ago on a
charge of, conspiring to traffic in
narcotigs: Bail was sel at $30,000,

  

‘think a lot of tielr retiring pr
cipal, A.B. Allison. ©
In an hour-long farewell cere-
mony Friday they presented him
with an eight-foot skiff, an-out-
poard motur, a gasoline: certifi-
cate, beach wear and a set of
binoculars. Mr. Allison has been
principal for 31 years, . |

— ree

Chief Constable
r took office in Jan-
marked drop

since
George Arche
iary has shown @

VOL, XLV. No. 141.

    

Woodbine race track, “scene
new. track

is in'front ofthe grandstand and behind can

  
  

{Bill Beasley of Toronto, took ait

 

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do's Most Strategic Pacific Pott —

  

” | PRINCE RUPERT, B.C, SATURDAY JUNE,16, 1956.

  

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‘of today’s. 97th Yunninig
ck 18 North. Atherica’s‘new-”
of’ Malton. The ‘statid ‘holds -
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‘First Oil Spray.

 

Canadian.
Champ Wins
0 (CP)

TORONTO: (CP)— Ur-
beaten bay colt. Canadian
Champ kept his Canadian
record unmarred this: af-
ternoon. by winning the
9ih running of’. the
Queen's Plate in a breeze) A} the hard sw

by slightly inoie than four terrace ‘om the Village office
Ichgths at’ tho new Wood=|te.the Wome for therag

yine race track...
“' Ben’Stoen's Argent. was see’
ond, -B. .P.. Taylor's, Loviddn Call-

Terrace, it was learned to- |.
George Beaton, district “highs

ways superintendent, said: that
provincial highway’s department. |’
crews -had already started oil
spraying in. preparation” “for

Terrace. This part of “the pro- |,
aram should be completed’. by}:
August 6, the district superin-}
tendent’ said, adding that a sec-
tin 21, miles long would | be |"
iprayed and then placktopped. «|:
Also planned:is the hard-surz

   
   

 
 
 
 
   
  

  
 
    
    
  

 

 
   

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On, ice Rupert end; Mr.
aton said, the hig!
prought up a-foot with ,
rushed i

   
   
    

   
  
   

 
 
     

      

 

     
   
  
 
 
  
 
  
 
 

   

  

ing-third and -M Taylor's»
ConisoF. FOUTS. -e4 | ae “the ‘sin
Canadian. Champ,, owned “by: inary/spraying. and iblacktopp

as far as Kloiya bay will
rled out. later. .

 

be
early lead over a: field of. nine es
other three-year-olds In tie
$45,000 classic. He sailed home
in 1:55, a track record since to-
day was the firsl time thg new
Woodbine track was used. Old
Woodbiné track record was 1:52,

 

 

Threatened

VANCOUVER th—- Aluminum
Co, of Canada officials sald Fri-

| Highway 16 Gets| 5
cA start has been made ee
on the 1956 blacktopping| .
iprogram scheduled for 30)"

miles” of Highway: 16 be: oe
tween Prince Rupert andy’,

blacktopping from Shames.: to

cel

away Will be|' “rp

Expansion Plan |,

 

 

SAN FRANGISCO: (

States Air Force spokesman: has.
first hydvogen bomb dropped from aA
missed the target by about two miles,»

last yeur,

fram the same period
as told

the. police commission W
‘hursday night.
"Jn, the same period revenue

Squadron Drill Praised |
At Annual Cadet Review

day that plans to expand thé
aluminum sineller at Kitimat
are threatened by a possible
blockage in the 10-mile water
power tunnel,

vlared the “whole thing, was: 4

- gd,80,000 horsepower to Vaneou-
> yerfahind’s ¢

fiom fines Jumped 80 per cent.

‘ Ohiet Archer, formerly of the
RCMP, succecded Waller Mulli-
gan following & yoyal conmnission
investigation of Vancouver pallee

Praise for an outstanding d
Cadet, Squadron was: given by

“Very good indecd,” wos the
comment of Sqdn, Ldr, A.M,

aifolrs.

see cw eee Orilvie, of the RCAF at Sea |
wie » Dewar Cam. | island, who arrived here yegter-
VICTORIA B.C, Power COM*|Aoy tg eonduct the Inspection,

cmisafon's application for a water,
Hephiee for development In the
Great Central-Sproal: lnkes area,
Friday, Is the first
step Ink $20,000,000 scheme to

“TE congratulate the squadron
for Hs fnevappearance and high
standard of drill.”

Speaking to the encets ofter
they had gone through their

loabrical eapnelly, ,pAccs pefore the reviewing party

HEPC, sald, ‘on the court house steps, Sqdn,
J apye-plan Includes construction ret Orlivie rl te rae
“ihfoo new power plants, ) the squadron Ww
of {he ™ — ta ben eredit to the Alr Cadel
et _mravine henge of Canada and to this
MICTORIA Gi Pray Wrvclal COr+  coyyny,

PARENT SUPPORT NEEDED

“Ty he successful, the squad-
ron must always have the sup-
port. of. the parents ond the
community asa whole,” he adds
vd, “T am pleased to see tit
go mony have turned out lo
wate the parade tonight, and
J wish to congratulate the
sponsoring committee and the
women's auxiliary whos have
done so much to support thelr
squadron,”

About 200 spectators risked
(ho uncertain weather to will
the boys go through Wie formal
procedure of parade and Intor
carry ont thelr precision drill,

- LEGION TO HONOR DEAD
OF TWO WORLD WARS SUNDAY

e Imperial Ordor Daughters of
row afternoon by Canady
te wxitiney members i
{ho dead from

ogtry service has almost expends:
ed.dhe $250,000 voted by (he leg-
jahriture: to cover fire fighting
costh Tor 1050.
tyith several danger months
gijjahend, the cost of fighting
1,200 fires throughout British Co-
tynsbla since May | Ina Heon
anda 61,
Only.
{ra groy

o new flres broke out In
Hee last week while TW
were’ st{ll burning from the wook
pefore,. About ah wore stil) burn
ng Friday,

"VICTORIA (b--A selal for re-
tavded children will open hero
ulin fall, '

 

 

 

Combined ehaptors of ih
the Hanplre will ba Jolned tonvor
Legion Hranch 27 and Legon Women
LODE “Decaratlon Day" coromonies honoring
two wworld Wats, '

ep JODE Magbenrers, deld Lonm will moet the Leglonnlres,
WA aemnhers, Canadian Women's Army Corps vtlached to
the ath traap of tho Sth West Const Harbor Dofonee Hly,
ROA (My and te 120Lh troop pipe hand wb 2 pars wt the Leglen
nuditartim, Under parade marshall John Laurle the coutine
teegyl. wlll marvel fo the eonaliph where the 1OWDM Teglon and
WA Wil plice wrantlhs, Mombary of the public may alsa jay
wrenths, Hagler Willi Rance wil) play "Tho Taal Tost.”

At Watrvlow comolery nn address wil ho given hy Rey, R
Wanye of Mirae Prosbyterian ehureh, and TODt members W
— degurnte volorina’ griwwos with lugs and poppies,

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squadron's annual Indpection last night.

Jurh

ag

Head office of thé company in
Montreal confirmed reporls cur-
rent here sor some days of a
pussible obstruction in tne tun-
nel, which carries water Srom
baited axe Ww Lhe powerhouse
ab Wemano,
Oulicials said the tunnel will
have lo be dralned or the flow
ur water reduced “to obbaln 2.
complele explanation of the in-
iauaerenue,” bub” production at
wie Kia smelter will not be
snberiupued, a
rey sud power avallable
despise the joss of head Is more
thin enough to supply bho four

rll performance by No, 559 Air
the reviewing officers al the

 

 

 

 

 

 

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word of come;

ve whieh no
aud is given, ;

Aso addressing (he squadron,
1, B, Quinn, vice-chairman of
‘the provinelal- alr endot eom-|
mittee, congratulated the boys)
Lon their “fine turnout and smut
sappenrance,”

“Ihe a cadet moyement Is a

‘youth movement in which the
IRCAF Is taking a keen interest,”
‘ho sald, “Nevertheless the boys
‘need the support of the public.
lin general and the help of thet
sponsoring commitice in partie.
ulay, I think Une good attend.
aneo tonjeht shows that this
Hg belng realized.”
Mombers of the visiting party
wore Introduced by Jack Lourte,
presidént of the local sponsoring
committee, who also congralu-
Jntod the squadron on Its per
formance and folb sure that It
Had earned a place In the top
Iprneket of squadrons through:
lout. the province,

Mr, Laurie exprossed Unis
to the plpe band of the 120th
troop of tho Fifth Westeonal |
Harbor Defonca Battery, RCA
(M), for bling in attendances, and
for the help which army and
navy unils hero havo given to
(ho alr cadets,

TROPTTY PRESENTED

A feature of the evening wis
‘the presentation of tha Cine
ndlan Legion trophy to dud
Anderson for belng selected ns
tho outstanding flrateyorr eadot
in the squadron, ‘The present
nvion was made by dames Nicoll,
president of the Legions Branch

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wa Well vs UNIly Now Under con-
struction,

Tho obstruction is thought to
be near pe Hurclaky creck ac
coss tunnel, above the 2,000-f0o1:
penstock,

penetra pemeenT w

Appe

At Sa

A general enll for adult volun
teors to turn out Sunday for a
work party ab Salt Lakes, was
isanod thy morning by Hugo
Kraupnor, chairman of the Salt
Loko provincial park clevelop:
mont board,

Mr, Kraupner sid (haba goat
response had been yeeelved In
Whe pas from sontor atudenta,
Pineo Rupert Sk) Club ment-
hors, the dnyeoa-ables and othar

 

 

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hod nob shown tgo much ie
berent,

The board chalrman sald thal
yn dnrgo soctlon of diloh lad

wi,

While lying Offlear J, I
Barry, squndron commmnnding
afficer, wos in aharye of the
fill parade, the endots wore
incor the direc command aft:
Warrant Officer Roy sleber i
Ahoy marched) past th rovlew,
Hab, Mad Tureotio gave te inital
command Far (he proclxton drill,
Also (ny the Inapection party
word Wt, Lb, Mavold Carling,
0, aie cadet lntson officer,
mid BAL Rossy,

remove the leogenod cart,

ghovela and to wear walerproot
pools for tha Joh, Meee Liane
portation will he provided lo
the park, The ferry leaves: Gow
Tay ab Haan and every hour
aftonward, Mey Kraupner aatd,
Visiting. the paris Unis morn.
tg was Arthur Gang, 1.0, Lib-
oral party leader who sid bli

 

 

 

 

 

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day nly
Chronicic,

| dropped In a y

cxipine Pub lies ab bie smelter, |

or Workers
It Lakes Made

qroups, but bho general public i

eon "blown" with ditetiny paws HY
der and crews wore neaded tO 5

Volinieors were yged: bo bring |

Brig.-Gen, Robert Scott, air
force director of information, de-

human error.” .

In a telephone Interview, Pri-
nt with the San Francisco
the general sald &@
‘mamory switch”
b-was dropped
it Bikini’ atoll May 2l. The
‘memory: switch" Isa device
vhich corrects an aircraft's wind,
dvift.

Scott said the switeh was “not
burned off and the bomb was
awing altitude,”

CLOSE BNOUGIT

“Wo donb want to-come oul
and make a bunch of excuses Du
the bomb hit close enough to
destroy anything, anywhere,” he
added, - a

Stories Unit the bomb missed
dts target had become current
‘uhe last few days, with estinates
of the miss up to ‘seven miles.
The air force 1 Washington had
been Noncommitlal regardlg the
ropor'ts. ‘

 

cr vagh tect ae er ON ema aM S sememrmcr nen ineraenet

the people of Prince Ruport were
to be congratulated far thelr
efforts In rehabilitating the
recreation Aaron,

 

  
   

 

 

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‘Tyoclation notiflod™

él 20 tomorrow, Low

 

 

“Scott, “said : (he: “miss” was
ror which the New; York Times
eeported, attributing. It “10 un-
naried Washington sources, mG

Scott sald: “You: will have: hu-

was no} turned)... we
man ‘errors when” humans are
off when the bom ' ges when” humans at

concerned,

ccrewreepeenneeernnmmnmerreneeentee |

To Be Sent
“WCB By TLC.

‘Tye. Prince: Ruporl Trades and
Labor Connell will forward ac-
tual case claim numbers. to. tho
Workinen's. Compensation board
in order Lo.back claims that de-
Jays of up to nine.weeks had becn
experienced by workmen walling
for compensation cheques, a
~ Action was taken this week af-
\or recolpt, of a totter from wCcB
hommissionor::C,:W, . Pritchard
that his department was prepare
i to track down eiuse of the (lo-
Nys.-, a 4 oben oe “
In May, uid Woinigkprossed tho
opinion that parhyoe the fault
may have boo vi jive medical
association tn Nob. fi

blind, - sya
‘nedical ‘ase

In {ts partite
Hott tino TLC that
onugon for noneres

ware failure of

g claims

among ober
velpt of payment
the workmen to keop’ appolnt-
monty and fallwre of compantos
to send In compensation reports,

meena ont once ting ney MORRO ORNS OO I

The Weather .
Variable cloudiness attor mid-
day torny, Ram tomorrow. Litue
change iv tomporatur, ° Wind
westorly 18 today and wonthenst

“domly. and
high Suyday ab Port Hardy 47
anid 60, Sandaplt 48 and hh,
Peineo Rupert 60 and 00, .

aera EDAD RT TE .
PINTS DALIT phan ©
VISTA, Call, Ut Leo Wallon,
ny, deiyor ofa wreekor truck, Was
dalled to Vhe scene of near
wreek Friday, Th wae the ent of
tia danghtor, Mix Luella Tete

 

HUGG: KRAUPNEM
oy Reel work crews

nandes, 23, who was killed In (ho
ural, Coa? re

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“while Catiada:. need call!

médney it can’ get. we are losing

 

vouiing. back," Me, Laing sald.

 

 

Hon’ feet of: Imber ‘in’. chips
was shipped out of B.C, to make
ulp In the United. States,"
~The new vessel being built for
Grown: Zollerback; . the ‘Duncan
Ray" was fitted with spectal tanks
so Lbat 20,000 tons of Hquld: pul

could ‘he, shipped from tho: Bk

  

manufectirind piper’ tn’ Cann.
na” oy yet ‘ ee . ne

“‘Inatead of the, U.S. hiding ‘bo
hind a 27/4 per’ cent tariff wall
they will have to make thelr
goods In this country, he gald..

Ho said.the total debts: of B.C.
at the time the Johnson governs

too much of our wealth with litte)

He said:that. last your 05:mll=|1

Falls. plant to. the :U.8) to" save]

    
 
 
 
    
   
   
      
      
    

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claime, that, contin
‘pay helt own WAY nash
“That Is not. truc,.We; owe .o

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‘iment resigned was $53,000,000,

~Afior deneribing. the: Liberals
as the most “effective part of tho

Mr, Laing sald that to the Bo-
credy “everything; they. did was
My GOW a ae

Ho sald Mr, Bennott and form
or lands and | forosta . ministor
Sommors signed a deal”. whords,
by 0 U8,
powor for 50 yonrs at $1,000,000
a yonr for a million horse power,
My, Laing saldy. bea!
HA horso-powdr
tho Liberal: loader gntd;” #0 Wo
word going to lob $260,000,000
worth of powor annually: go for
$1,000,000"

Porlunatoly, he sald, tha: fod-,
orn) govornmort aleppod ‘tn, rnd
prevented: the . propos golng
Wrought ee

Mr, Latng anid, that he potted
out to Promior Bennott that the
dlcblonary .dofined “a, dont”.
“an arrangonjont for mutual ade.
vantage, quite often politcal and
quite offen dlahoneal, and under
Wind" os A
wattor that the.word ‘doal!: wis
nob ured by the Bourods”

Alxo aponking to tho meeting
was A, Bruce Drown, MLA Prince
Rupert who sald Unat the Sovlal
Credit governmont Wie: ols

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"ovoneliing on tho, rights of mts

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Opposition at the last, sersion,".

~ Tpudgot.(o the provinalal' gov
concern waa to got 73.0.)

In wort $980,"|

  
  
 
 
 
 
    
  
    
   
 
 
 
 
 
     
   
   
    
     
 
    
   
    
  
 
  
  
  
 
 
   
   
     
    
     
  
  
  
 
 
 
  
      

      

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colpallties ant school, boar
hospitals: ..;
Ho: sald ti BOE,
stage now whelo not only. did
school board have to. suboul

 
  
 

mont, bub. the’ Iatost roqtiest,
Wiat-tho, hourds sond In copley,
tho minutes of every. moobingis

 

ning for. clyl
bonrlan
— Mr, Brow

Mr, Bi Vane Ui
Qnoon. Charlottes,” he..'n

1
Wel Mh,
Taal found: that: 178,000,000'¢aab
of Umber wad cut. annually).
More tran a quarto. of tho tol {:
1,0; log-nrit’ of. 630,000,000 foal”:
hie waa worth geen doa!
Iv abuimpngo | foos ‘and: -royall
Jo the government: hos ald,
[tite fn Who way.of ronds was.
Ing pub bagke es:
WNO money: tH telng canet
cover hore nor over hore by
vald, adding Mat he doubled Ae,
(ho promtend 80 miter of blacks:
(op hetivoon Prings Rupert ani
Terrace would he acoompliste
Unle yorty piel bee
tT. Norton Youngs:

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