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"VOL, XL, No: 206,

 

  
  
 
   
    
  
   
   
 
    
 
  
  
  
   
   
  
  
  
    
  
  
    
    
  
    
  
   
  
   
 
  
   
     
 
  
   
  
  
 
  
 
 
  
   
  
    
 
    
 
 
  

ps sel at $3,000 in
vt this morning
n Allan, 22-vear-
ant seaman from
who Was remand-

Qetober 14 for a
bry hearing on a
f rape.

fenuzzo appeared for:
gas charged Oclober |
nded su that he might,
se

oj Magistrate W. D..
et a low figure on
Hs that. the accused
couvieted appears in:
n innocent man.

young man, a sea-
comes from an exeel- :
"Mr, Pettenuzzo said, .
m pointed out the :
of the charge fac-

bid added that there :
bon for the aceused :
emain in this distri! -
h to appear for the

i have to be brought
for the hearing.” the
ited,

Involves a young gir]

pulted in Prince Rut-
mber 2),

| Troops
Exodus
‘Tneste

W-—The first Alfied
left Trieste terrl-
as British and Ameri-
1 officers shifted
pure plans into high

ce American party
bln a 12+truck convoy
All 5,000 Allied troops
ed to be gone by at
Fi, in accordance with
alan > Yugoslay
lo return the present

 

few oeeupation ;
eft by private auto. !
rdnesday, the depart-
United States convoy |
pm the first large

i i Lrcks will Icave
itey, wilt Inter cons
flowing ay rod, rail

Oree IN the territory
D devin trking over
ne A Under the:

Kil rontinue (4 hold

fc they have oceus
Pend of the Secand

e Building
QW Sign

Ptotay whey ‘phone

name st gh
{) OF the butlalnng
a dark

Hilly Quit |
IRWNSt Ue
tide ot {hp Thire

sl Telephone D

ative Fish
Mfeasing

Reatrysy }

lat Toky
iy you

bof, Th.

Purlfle Ix Wt.

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ti yn

4 fishy we

Nutrition

Mt pnelen
& koubheny

‘ay ge
Foy

ir ehetng we contams

A cuit of

ng for bail, Mr. Pet-

St James, B.C, al-:

tlean-oveupied zone.

eons are expected to

Hourly way given bhe
ir Of Prince Rye
ene exchange bullde

MRS Completed in.

ren, block

ba bell outs “Clty

De-

of Mversity
HI thy p hidloneblye

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we Umited

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ITMOXA Wore

 

thened by the British Hawker’.

 

 

THE FIGHTER PUNCH of. five Western countries is:to be stieng-- |.

Hunter, supersonic, swept- back. |

' wing, single-seat Jet: Interceptor. Rated one of.the world’s fast-
est fighters, it Is already. In super-priority production | for’ ‘Bri-
tain's Royal. Air Force ‘and. deliverles for Holland,’ Belglim,

Denmark and Sweden are ‘to be spread over the ext, tno years.

Centre Could Be Aided.
By Booster: Membership:

' Civie Centre “Booster” mem-
‘berships and tag days were sug-
gested today by Mrs. S. W. Col-:
ins, 10 Ninth Avenue East,
writing to the Civie Centre. con-
lest in which the Daily News is
‘offering a $25 prize for the best
suggestion to ensure continued
‘operation of the recreational
centre,

Mrs, Collins' suggestions came
ig mombership in the centre
‘continued to ereep up, reaching
ni total of 1,038 today. A tolal

2,500 is required’ to ensure stic-
“eosful financing of the Centre,

i PEOPLE’ § CENTRE.

| Mrs, Collins’ ‘letter. to ‘the ¢ con*
test, Is’ as follows: :

‘The posstbliity’thatsour itis pad

‘Centre may have to close, ‘due’ io

‘tack*of: “support, puzzles’ ‘ie. I.:
wonder if the’ citizens of Prince}

Rupert realize that. it fs our Clvid
Centre’ and as such, is; ° very
worthwhile. contribution : to’ edu-
catlonal and recreational faelli-
*tes In the city,. 1
"Perhaps there are a large
nunber of people who are be-
hind It, but who are unable for
vatlous reasons to take an ac-
ve part in the programs and ac-
tivities offered. Why not sell
‘Lam a Booster’ memberships for
hon-active members ak aw nom.
Inal charge of $2 per adult?
. “Would it also be possible to
‘hold a Civie Centre tag day for
Boosters? Surely this is as de-
jserving of support as various
other organizations which have
jhag days,

-T hereby volunteer my. ser-

to B.C. elvil servants,

ine Thursday, Dee.
Dee, 28,

(ays inl the hollday sengon,

vices as a tagger, health -pérmit-
ting, should such 4. measure be
taken,

“More power: to the ‘ofticient
staff of our centre. They deserve
our fullest support...

, “MARGARET COLLINS.”

The contes* ‘will continue until
October 31, with ‘letters. of ob-
vious valuig. to be published..in
€1 the Dally News. and all letters re-
celved to be: turned, over” tothe
Civic ‘Ceritre. board. of ‘directors
for study and _pudging, «No. let-
ters’ will be. published” ‘without
[ena tres. :

Letters should Be addréssed to
.| The: Civic Contre Contest, Pince

    
   
 

The Rivers ‘ and (smith inlet
areas of District 2-close to all
salmon fishing tonight at 6 p.m,
the Dominion Fish¢ries: depart-
ment announced ‘today,

The Central grea ‘of the Queen
Charlotte Islands fron, Skidegate
Inlet and the.west.conat of the
Queen Charlottes closes ‘to sitl-
mon net fIshing at 6 pm. ‘today
and the north Queen Charlotte
Island area closes to salmon net
fishing Friday. at 6 p.m.

Salmon trolling in'the Queen
Charlotte area will remaif open
until further notice, the fisher-

 

les department. sald,

FOUR DAY HOLIDAYS SET
FOR B.C. CIVIL SERVANTS

VICTORUA The provincial gover ment today: ‘ANNOUNC
Kalan agreement, the: ¢d Christmas and New Year holldays to be granted this year

”

The province's 10,000 employees wil leave work al quitting
98, and reburn on the following Tuescay,

At the New Year, thelr Kolldays will be from ‘Thursday, ;
Dee, 30, to Taesday, dan, 4, This will give Uhem a total, of alght

 

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PUINTE MINIBTICND ST, LATENT hand a orion sorlltlonte \o
Patriok Jamon Shon, 14, (contra) wirile Giller Prowlx, 12 (oft)
and Anthony Malone, 12, look on, Tho Urroo Otlawn nowapnpor
Murriora yocolvod the cortifiontos from the prina minister on
hahalt of aomo 26,000 paper onrrlora i Canada on National

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Nowapapar Roya’ Day.

 

.{German reunification:

  

 
 
 

 

 

 

“Molotov: Plan
| " Received Coolly:

_ +» By TOM REED™ ="

‘BONN (AP)- —Ghanieel:
lor Konrad. Adenatier’s
| West German governinent
{coalition closed. ranks: to:
day against. - opposition
| Socialist: support: of
eign “Minister , Molotov
Russian bid’ in. Berlin: for
new four-power’ talks: on

 

 

- Thomas Dehler, chairman: ‘of
the Adenauer-allied Free: Demo-
erats, criticized = Soclalist’..” de-
mands that thie West take: somie:
active step to méet with the Rus-
sians on the, unity , question.
Dehler, whose ‘party: is the No.
2 group in the coalition, prev-
iously had also urged:a’ new ap-
proach to- the’ Russians, Be

Defending “Adenauer front So.
‘clalist: ‘oriticism:over ‘the recent
London’ agreement’ to. regrm
West Germany, ‘Dehler said West:

 

"The. Socialists, ‘following wp

ighe offer made’, by, Molotov DAML
) Cakt“Berlin speech last:
“{also urged formation of.a Euro-|.-° -
‘Epean security -pact- within the.

 

framework of the United: Na-
‘tions. " ee

The Sovict for oign minister

ssid in his sveech that the!Ris-
slans are willing to discuss any
proposal on free German. clec-| »
tions, a stumbling block-in prev-
ious unity talks, He also called
for the immediate withdrawal of
all occupation forces from: Ger-
many.
Meanwhile in Blackpool, Enge
land, Foreign Secretary Eden to-
day spurned the new Russian
proposal and said the Kremlin
sttll alms at Communist domina-
on of Germany,

Eden made the declaration at
the opening of the Conservative
party conference during a detall.
ed review of the recent nine-
power London conference's de-
cision to re-arin West Germany
In the Allantle alliance agalnst
communism.

“They, the Russians, have
made every effort to draw Gers
many dd thelr side .and to pre-
vent us from drawing Germany
to ows,”

“They have created German
armed furees In thelr sector long
ngo. They have consistently re-
fused to agree to Germany be-
ing ‘reunited, wxcepl on terns
which would result In the Com-
munist minority belng given the

  

 

power to subvert the whole

German ratifieatién of the-Lon- :
“{don accord would not. interfete
with German unity efforts, :

‘been done at the drydock to keep

 

two"-youn

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sera Roman misses't ‘Thanage to outelass the’ class c lings.

nt G astle’ Sti Angelo: Jooming: behind, then

 

wraps’ in a’ State of protection,
JJ. Béhan,. general’ manager of

rhe’ Cainadian. National Railways| a
for’ the B.Gstdiviston, : ‘sald Jast :

night.’ hog

Mr: Behan’ ‘who ‘with his wife;
is on holidays; was In Prince 'Ru-
pert briefly yesterday after ar-
riving on: the Prince George. He
and Mrs...Behan left last: night
for Ketchikan. While here Mr,
Behan miade a tour of the Jry-
dock and shipyard.

Mr, Behan told The Daily News
last night that evetything has

it tn a good state of preserva-
tlon, “Machines have been oiled
and ‘greased and can be put
back into operntion the moment
anyone purchases the plant, Mr.
Behan. said, Other equipment,
sich as saws have bden placed
in storage,

He sald that only a skeleton
slaff remains. Robart Cameron,
superintendent, and T, J. Boul-
ter, assistant superintendent,
are still on the Job, as ts the of-
fice staff which is winding up
the plant's affairs, Two night-
“en aro atlll on the pry-
r0

RAILWAY PROGRESSING

Qn other CNR business, Mr.
Kohan snid tho company is still
hopefw) that the November 10

 

alitto,”

Strike-Lockout

VANCOUVER The thrade
montheold atiko-lockout of slx
major Vancouver ‘bakorios was
ended Inst night followtng over.
wholining necoptance of aobtie-
mont forma by union membors,
Mombers of the Bakory and
Confeationory Workora' Union
AFL>TLO votod 277 to 68 In fn
vor of a nine-cont hourly wage
Ineronae for male omployeos and
0% conta for women . workers,
Tho old pry rate wos $1,07 hourly
for mon and $1.40 for wonten,
Tho tneronsa waa mado portly
rotronotlve from Juno.) to June
B, date of the work atoppnge..

- Cloned atop provisions, anong
tho mal abumbling blocks In

J tio long dapute, roman na thoy

wore before the abrikeslookout
bogan July 8,

Tnoludod In tho asttlomont ft
rolontlon of the §a-hour

(Wook, The union originally: nnd

denimnnded a 88-hour soldeliite,
Tho clapute bognt when’ omn-
ployoon of MoGavin Ltd, took

 

4, (OP Photo)

ret fel '

In Vancouver Comes to End

deadline for tho completion of

of Bakeries.

mands for a dh-hour wook, Five
other. ‘bakorlos -tmmeclintely
locked out’ thelr wnton workors,

Hownowives wore not hard-hit
by tho closuro,-ns stores Import.
ad Iarge broad supplies from
Washington State, northern Bri-
tish Columbtn and Alberta,
Small bakery shops, wale
footog by tho dixputo, alvo sup:
pitod much of the domand,

The alx major flrma wore exe
yeotod to resume operation this
wookond, .

se inennvenyunronansnenssecreneeoan

= WEATHER-

“Forecast |

North Const Reglon—Cloudy
and milld with Intermittent rain,
Winds northorly 18 becoming
sol onat 20 in oxpoxod watorn
(htaroVoning.: Low tonight and
high Irlday at Port Nardy, Sid.

“Prihee Rupert drydock’ is:under. 7

1Q & merdlaaen QC,

Kitimat Ya way lin
Considerable ¢

€
ith’ he
was continulng, td, take. cé

the heavier. loads -now-: “being
hauled by: ‘thie: ‘ONR since ship-
nients of ‘pulp: from ‘Ketchikan
had become:youtihe atid: alumina} °

    
   
 
   

oes

gun to he hipped.

Chetwynd Makes

Bet on Date

OF PGE Start.
VANCOUVER CP) The first
traln. out of West Vancouver to
Prince George will leave at 4:15
pan, June 11, 1056, rallways min-

iter Ralph Chetwynd predicted
ner

He told a octal Credit party
meeting ha had made a bet on
this tlie and date for tho of-
ficial atart of the modernized |.
PON.
The minister also predieted the
railway will - operate “in tho:
black.”
“It will pay back $600,000 to
$1,000,000 n year Instead of Lak-
ing money ‘out af tho. ‘taxpayors
pocket, "

 

sontor parker -ty.tho Inw firm
of Thorvalduon, Degorton, Bake
tn and Stringer, wita te ordny
oloctod prealdont of tho Unnin-
dian Chambor of Commoreo,
Mr, Thorvaldson, who atoceeda
W. J, Borrlo of Vancouver, waa

 

 

Pek notton In apport af do-

iN and Princo. > Rupert 60 and.

vioo-prosidon}, of the Winnl-
we Chamber of Commordo,

 
  

roplstrntions' wore:
. font

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on elvan alteratio
ast’ summer mage

m italiations will ie
‘ berhood of, $15

   
  
 
 
 
  
  
  
 
 
 
  
  
  
   
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  

 

 

 

i the end: of the last F i year cf
eel | 809 residential users’. consumed | 1
onthe average, exactly 10. times | ’

as: much® power: ‘monthly—260
kwh,; at.an average: cost of only
9,8. céhts“per kwh...’

“Indicative of ‘the’ srohotional |

um ingots from Kitimat-had ‘bee ‘foature of the Commission's rates called there from, his court. in
{is the, fact that the average

bill for domestic customers In
11047 was $430 for the 26 kwh]:
used, Today, 10 times as much
electricity costs less than double:
the 1947 figure, the average

. monthly bill belng only $7.25,

In the commercial class, it's

the same story:

 

In 1947, 36 customers. used |
only ‘an. ‘average: of 80 ‘kwh, per
month, average monthly. bill wag
$8.95 giving on ‘average coat!
per kwh of 111 cents. Today,
there are 167 commercial con-
summers, using an average 763 kwh,
sper month, with .an average
monthly . bill of $10.05, and an
avernde coat por kwh of 2.5 conte,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
  
 
    
     
 
 
   
  
   
 
  

y. Phenix. Clty,
of: the defendant's
said: he expects.
for'a new ‘trial... Mee
- Special judge: ‘Walter B, ‘Jones, a

one:
four lawyer:

Montgomery, the Alabama, capi -

 

 

tal, earak at Ye
"Spectal soli “george -0.-
Johnson; Inter retod:

 

" ponalty: "aga!
‘that “the pepple of Phenix City.
are determined to.rld thelr com
inunity of rackotepring and-¢
ruption, oncg and for all.” oe

Cook ' clalmed.: ‘gelf-detonce.\p
the killings, mE ta!

McBRID®: oe

 

 
  

 

plant. -Commisgion chairman;T,
H, Crosby. will ‘Officlato at, ‘tho
lawiteh-throwlng * coromonlea

 

 

Only four classes aro assured
to date in the 1064-65 “night
achoo). schocule nt Booth Me-
morial’ High School, -.with. low

ldtlon of.xome proposed courkos.| -

‘Typing, art and Bhgllsh ‘for |’
Now. Onnadinis attracted thr
largoat numbors of the total, of
nbout 00 poople rogiatoring »ab |
Booth: Momorin) High « School):
Tubaday night, and all : throo

Pbatteaee ro qanurod, with — tho!

Cannan. group © large},
Y igh to bo spilt into lwo
ie Orie. for beginners ‘nnd
ond! for thoxn with. some knows

Jloqgo of the Englialy Innginge:

Bhorthand and. book-keoping |
in three or}:

short of tha 18 voquirod to

{warrant the. ‘provinalal education

dopartmont . grants: to a
achools, Ww ite mathematlos;
dros#mnking. and forelgn lange}:
age reglatrallony ate al) low, | 8
oy four to ax’ poraons
In. eboh olan, sastgat.0
RM Davidson, priyelps
ni high achoo) an i win
school, expressed ‘inne
fe cintivent at tho’ low: rogitths
fons. to dato, but hoped that
further roglatrations throtghout
his wook and noxt Tuesday night

Would boost the totnla to allow
continuation of all’ proposed

\. vo 4 fm “ee

 

‘Only Four Classes ‘Assured
As Night School Under Way.

roplatration threatening cancol-|

olaasod, Howeter, it rogistiatigns | |

hors Tucaday night, low classes —
will ie gana

1 1 Airmen Die
In B-50-Cash

WILLOWS, Calif, (Mae A United
Btatos Alr Force, B60 weather
‘peconnalasanice. plano. ‘orashed,
‘bxploded and burned’ near, hero
‘an :Wednogday night, klliing ub.

least Jt of tho 17 mer abonrd,

ard two aro misslng,

mlaston from iis baso’ ab Bl.

Paso, ‘Tox, dived out of murky.

Akos and hit tho oarth. with wo

shinttoring tour ab T13 pm, A

Iga bnll of fro burab Into: tho
lox, vlalblo for miles,

‘But, Frank | sely, Blatt |
Jovoph W Wittono and Aletinn

Oy Rd Vaaquos was. thrown:
sleny whon tl it pline hit oe

 

Pation. at te
out.'aftor.t iW lnno's * Warn} ao
hol} had sounded,

Ono, . however, :
phimmetad to death |, Ale. body
wos fourtd: Hoar ite Vite kugor.
Lop wea a ie o '

| ‘ ct stat
Ly so,

 

  

the severo 07"
Inst Cook as a’ sign...)

ot ey

st ae me Sb. et
The B.C, ‘Power oa
Commilasion’ will (ako over.pro::
duction) herd Saturday with tho © >’
official opening:.of a, $260,000 ©

aro not tp'to'the required num=

Four mon miriculously ‘nurvivet), ene

Tho big..ptano, on A vouthid Pe

uh

| Vole B, Patlon parachuted'to |:
Afety al tho, Inat momvomtt, Bylo.

four nen: bait cod