vm [ Se ten oa ne mae by Feet OA eee aes see nitares ere a pee, Pa GRANT A Recipes \ ee 808 Ag -reported: to have: segrae ots 5 wat y lant ns Py, ~ " Daily Delivery | ORMES a oeda She aA VEN Matas ee yee EA tho aaa PS et ent ya ‘ Sel! eo. ha DRU GS | | Published at Canada’s Most Strategic Pacific Port— And Key to the Great Northwest ‘VICTORIA, B.C. hh | VOL. XLV, No, 254 PRINGE RUPERT, BG, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1056 ° . PRICE. FIVE GENTS: “Bag a naa We Nagy Pledges Free Elections. (AP)—The Hungarian Air Force ‘tonight threatened to attack the Russian forces unless Budapest within 12 hours. "BUDAPEST YP ORG they, Ieave Says More Pay Would Solve eacher Lack NANAIMO (CP) — Higher 3Gldrie’, would solve the pres- ent. teacher shortage in Brit- ish, Coluinbia, J. A. Spragge, executive assistant, B.C. Fed- eration..of Teachers, told the Vancouver Island Teachers’ Federation convention here. “ “The teaching profession would attract plenty of the right ealibre of recruits if it were financially attractive,” he sald. '-The present Ontario secon- dary:school teachers get as imu much as $1,000'a year more than de-those in B.C. with the same qualifications and doing the sane work, he sald. “Mr, Spragge said a new fee ertieture is indicated “tf feder- ation services are to be main- talned’‘and expanded. ‘ 4 ‘ a oviet Forces lo Be Bombed | “Hungarians, Give Ultimatum;. Ahe Communists has been ahol- . SNRW YORK (iA German: ' . frelghter with 33 men aboard free elections jn Hungary. gank today in heavy seas about: 400° iniles cast-south-east of Cape Race, Nfld. The United States Coast Guard . tion ered an, gian taken;stalling: any Hungary-style anti} iComnninist uprising. vessel Helga which answ "" off the entire crew. | Tho British liner Mauretanta , assistance. :slans app twarning altered course to lend dene ene oe maaan ttt aa ee WEATHER Mostly cloudy today nesday, A few showers of rain: or occasionally wet snow today. ,T Wednesday, | tanks be Winds light|Monday night, and took up po- Frequent showers Continuing cool. today and southe day, Low tonight nesday wt Port TH and Prinee Rupert 30 and 40. rly 20. Wednes- MRS. D. LIPPETT WINNER OF SERIES 3 IN COMPETITION . \ Winners In Series 3 of the Daily News “Scrambled Names” announced today by ¢ fu 2-plece luggage sixth Avenue East with se } radio and a flash camera going to & J, Hamlin Novk Strect, and Mrs, Kelth Faught of 1922 Plg- yoortlest were First prize 0 “pebb of 936 ofa nrante of 1516 Ove “Hol, Avenue, aoe MANY PCrIONS oye basis of neatness, or winners were selected, ‘Phe firm mames un fiheier's Exclusive Ladle {De Nelgon Brothers Fisherles Limited; Gleaners Ltd; Terminal News Stand The Fleetrlelan; ‘were reported taking up posi- |. and Wed-.German Communist regime. and high Wed-:of East Berlin near key com- ardy, Sandspit: munications and ulbllities instal- “unserambled” the names successfully, hut lwinality and correctness, the above scrambled were: Manson's Jewellers, s Weary North Star Botting Works; 5 Meanwhile in Vienna Premier mre Nagy told revolulion-torn Hungary that the one-party sys- tem Imposed on the country: by ished, Nagy announced over Radio| | Budapest that he was calling on the Soviet army command tn Budapest to begin the immediate evacuation of Russian troops|"™ ; from the cily. wo The announcement was broad- cast al 2:30 p.m. Throughout most of the morning Radio Bu- dapest had remained silent about developments in the capital, But from other sources it was report- ed that fighting was continuing there, with the rebels seeking to evict the Russian troops. Nagy saic the Hungarian gov- ernment would start at the carl- iest pozsible moment to negotiate with the Sovict government for complete withdrawal of the Rus- sian army from Hungary. 'FHIS IS THE SCENE on Parliament Hill eich autumn as Fed-. eral District Commission gardeners’ plant Dutch: bulbs.to ‘blos=. ‘tulips have helped make Ottawa the second most popular. tourist . centre in Ontario.. This photo, taken last fall by Malak:of Ot- tawa, shows gardeners under the Peace Tower planting the bulbs which grew in profusion this spring. .. (CP Photo), - Nagy’s am-ouncement was scen as a desperate, last-ditch bid to unite the people behind his gov- ernment and bring the rebellion to an end, Immediately after Nagy spoke, State Affairs Minister Zoltan Taldy, one of the two- non-Communists in the new government, broadcast a de- mand that preparations start immediately for the holding of BERLIN i — Russian tanks s around Berlin today in a t exercise aimed at fore- Western sources said the Rus- arently launched their: manoeuvres in co-or-: idination with a massive security | lalert. order by the nervous East The West Berlin newspaper agesspiegel says the Sovict gan moving Into position ‘sitions in the wooded outskirts ijations., ontest judges, sel goes to Mrs, D, J, Lip- cond and third prizes Kitimat Laundry and Reg'd, DEATH ACCIDENTAL ‘ing In front of a parked car, We: After half an hour's dellbora- End To Parking Cars. On 5th Ave. Urged A strong récommendation to have ‘the parked cars on Fifth Avenue East removed to another park- . Oi 5 ; : i - : ing spot as.soon as possible, jury yesterday.", | fT ans “phe .. six-mians Jurys, -buoyght phile a lady, was, summoned, to down “a verdict’ -of * aceidental | call the ambulance, police‘and:a death after an inquest into the | doctor. Cs ao death of Jancy Lou Cromp, 614-} Under questioning from Cor- yeur-old daughter of Mr. and poral, W. G. Campbell conduct- Mrs. Lewis W. Cromp of 401.Sev-|!ng the inquest, Mr. Stordale enth Avenue Eas, who died Sat-|Said he thought the girl -got urday as the result of injuries! frightened when she ‘saw: the received when she was in col-;c2! approaching and ‘stood ‘still lision with a car driven by, 18-| before the car collided with her. year-old Johannes J. W. Yoob-|1N SECOND GEAR ae: Rooy of 1047 Eleventh Avenue) vip -Yoob-de-Rooy ‘told .the “ue ; . jury he entered the Incline of After hearing the testimony of | the hill on Pifth Avenue Bast in three persons on the avenue | second gear which restricts him when the aceldent occurred and} to 20 miles per hour on his Eng- 1 doctor, the jury ruled the child j lish car, He didn't see any child- died from multiple iniurics atiyen dart out from the sidewalk 5:15 p.m, Saturday as the result until he saw the Cronip girl on of an unavoidable aceldent ati ihe front of the car, 415 pam, the same day. | Mr, Yoop-de-Rooy told the The driver was exhonerated | court he had only been out fron from blame, Holland for four months and had | Upon Coroner George Dawes'! been driving for two of those ! request an autopsy had been} months in the elty. ‘ conducted by Dr, L, M. Greene; Two other persons, bolh wo- who reported to the jury in aimen, told the jury that they statement shag the child died! heard the screams of seven-year- from extensive head and ab-!old Diene Mortel, ‘daughter of dominal Injuries, iMr, and Mrs, P, A, Mortel of 329 Only witness to the accident, Seventh Avenue Rast who was Conrad Stordale of 612 Young! With the Cromp girl at the tne Street, told the jury he was of the tragedy, but did not wit- walking along Fit Aventc Bast Ness the collision, at the tine the tragedy aceurred | They sald the Mortel girl came when he saw two children play. fushing by them screaming, ‘TO SAE can Aye ay. er they. were Egyptians’. relttio cou py.” iNial: is a ‘ceasefire within: 12 -hou (by:8:307p.m, PST) 3: som forth in-spring. Ottawa board of. trade officials’ say. the | .: Prime Minister asked © curity Israel;,to withdraw’ immediately rom’ jEeyptian the He - sai of ‘both. Egypt and. Israel had): ‘peen‘active in-the neighborhood of thecanal and that. the British and}French: governments’ were i Y {determined to-do everything pos- was made by a coroner’s:sibic!:.to safeguard =“traftl a | thro we “In eWashington, ‘President: Bis-i an | Wer calledvon- Congressional rth eaders.to be ready-for a possible | Is emergency session of Congress. Egyptian President Nasser: was reported :to have ordered a gen- eral mobilization as the fighting: looked more and more like war. where:.war.- tlireatenedAmeri- In a communique, the Egyp- ‘can citizens: can -b¢ picked \up, igh thew faq It W on Reypt docs nob.halt, an official source sald. «7° The forelgn ener ‘moned the American and Brit- ish ambassadors and the French {charge d'affalres and told them to Inform thelr governments ‘that the Iraqi Army has pre- pared for war, offered dnstan Egypt. Iraq cariie Egypt that rendy to offe ean naval 10. | shed deep withir tis i ddy ag Britain.and Franee-warned the tcountries to cease fi; | em * . ides to: keep. their’ forées | + 10:miles. away. from the: canal. ame: time, the United RGUARD WATERWAY | voys. told the British. parlia- ment‘that paratroopers had ‘been eidid- not! BAGHDAD (Iraq today ‘warned ‘Britain, the United States and Franee that jt will enter real war with Israel halt the Israel! thrust, THE HAGUE (An Amert- ordered to break off a vist to the Netherlands and leave al Woodhill, Products: Quallly Store, 1, G. Heleerson Ltd.) TMhe Stork Shoppe and Menales Clty Transfer Ltd, Pmeh week there ave new prizes In the Serninbled Nanies contest, Bul persons can enter each contest so they ean have an I heard a serena and saw the car tion, the jury returned the vere idriven by Mr, Yoob-de-Rooy had diet of aceldental death with a ipussed over one of the girls, The ‘strong recommendation — that ‘other ehild ran back to the side- something be dona as soon as Walk sereamlng, he sald. Both | pussityle to have the cars parked he and the driver rushed over to in that avenue removed to ane opportunity chosen from all entries receiver ‘contest in the serles, Dissensio A VORONTO hm Resta long aiid oliispaken speeches by top: Fatbor=Pragressive pirky lenders: Indienty clissenston nnd dofecs| Holt Nive strnel the ranks af Crndlan Communtaly, | Qpen signs af party ferment: uve Apnoarad In the LPP nows- piper Canadian Tyhune I ree cond weal; Ross Dowson, 2 Toronto Trobe skylle Communiat with frlands wa ie LER, sold dina Interview that “hundreds have lett whe pany, We Ce dust eoupla al monthse He sald dy, 1, Su libory ur ‘Tupenbe, be Watlonnl exeadl Hive mentor, appears to be the loader af a rehalilous faction (hat wants to reorlontnio the parky wlong more democrat and Candia Hes, Dawson, farmer jonder of tho AntleBtallutst workory Tovolie Hunaey Party whieh dlshandod Hy (nay, wddad bhut Tn Tuck ryan hug far long! as party Lenders Mth a apparent old alloglencer ware stivblered 4 (he wooks ate jor NIKI Rheushehoy's OxpPoe yo oye wen et to win the Grand Prize, This winner will be i up lo the closing of bhe last erties af Joseph troubles i Poland sure af the Stalin, Now and Tungary Ghrenten furvher demaralaation, Thal numbers have resigned from the LPP is cerbain, ‘Phe Canadian Vebune dn an editors lay urged the return of nob only the aly Communists who resign ed 1 Qhebee hut of "obhors who have followed” Tn the samo odttorial The Trib. ane referred ta promises of iventer freedom af diseusston wivon by parky lendors and sald shat "words are nob enough lhrab outward sign oof the party's plight Appenred — two woeks apo i the, roslgnation of nablonal exooullya member Gul Giron wid flve other lending Quehee Communisty, three of thom also on the nitlennl ox. ooullye, Tron “ethor to wh EPP eliths, Gayon enllod for "a deelalva preak” with xubserviena — to Moscow, Ho urged seuttling ot the coneopl of Motatorship of tho profetarink In favor af pit Hiementary prinelples of govern- ‘the girl lying in the road and; other parking space to avoid eovered her with their conts ‘sinilar aceldents, n, Defection Hit Canadian Re ment, And he squared off at Puck hinsell, OBIE! OF CULT Buek, he sald, ls the objech of a Henit of the dndividnal! He; rwensed him of keeping dotalls ‘at Stalin's erlmes from party members, of “continuing lo min. imize and push aside the ques- von of what happoned tn. the Soviel Union and why It hap. pened, ' Thon, vt two party meclings lin ‘Toronto last weok, Salsborg Hdenomneod the Bovled party Hine, Roth Caron and Bulsborg had stood isolated dash duly diab oa Meeting of the national coms mittee when tt decided to reverse fly stand erittelaing the Mnides quney oof Khruahehoy's “ox. planation af Stalls arhwnes, Tey alone yolod far continued dofanee af Moscow, Biice then Caron has quib the Party, dumbing ib as Ineapnbla aft becoming “qonuinely Cannd- lan and genniiely denooratle,” Tit not Balsberg, His ravall tnalde the parky 18 bred Inrgelyy on apposition to ds Soviet antl-dowish actions, A Jew, Salsberg was momber for TorontorSt, Andvaw's In thea On- tario legislature for 12 years, At the July 34 meeting of (ho LPP executive ho and Caron stood Alone on anothor lasuecriticism of the Sovlet ateliude toward tho Jewish poople,” This was onty two months af- ter Sulsbere returned to the nie lonal axceutivo from om yont long suspension, Imposed bo- conse of his continued crltlelsim of Sovlet troutiment at dows, Party londers conceded lls evitle cls May have boon justified, Th hia ‘Toronto speoches lst wook, he told party memborss "Do not follow the Massow line of forced Integration of raat groups,” Ho wlso deplored Say- fol opposition to the formation of (ho state of Teruel on the ground dint "Wb shows Inel of falth in the Jawlsh Communist Difforences of opinion within tho party undoubtedly will ha a major subject of dobato at the natlonnl convention here dn dan. ny, The ships United “hunter killer include = (he submarines a force Beenuse of Uast erlsis, th heon ordoyed ation of this TEL AVIV Cen, wu Ty, today apponl mn negotint sald, TO TA An apy dvlvling ty Coorgo Hi, Mayor. Thosp #0 the ohil here will noon for a seerot destination, State: Anulctam, six destroyers, tivo arrived Monday for a fourecay visit,’ anectiiation that the ships had Oth fleet in the enstorn Moditere yanonn, Thera was no conflris clue to the group's destinntion. United Nations truce obsorver firo, unofficial Jarnoll soureos A United Nations ‘spokesman lator anid the Canadian gonoral MAYOR URGES CITY MOTORISTS anood Mitts put “really slow down. to glyo chance" botwoon the hours of aungot and 10 pi AP)—Beyptian and Israel troops: anid gypt's Sinai’ peninsula | tivo: middle}, powors threaten-@ c= key’ positions: dr zone-uniess: ther¢ tS, alah: ‘Eden said Bri- Beypt. “have asked troyed "12; Israeli,"armored:: cars ne, the United and" strafed’ Iardeli; troops, ¢-" the . United © Na-.)-Te] -Aviv..military’ spokesmen Council to order |; nnounced’ that, the'Israell: Air territory. ©.’ ° {and-ha aweratt “fi 4 “Anti areaof the Suen the’ streets: but could. see ‘no Force..also- had ‘gone ‘into. action |". at ittacked Egyptian ‘con-.| dyer: Caito, Residents’ gathered | planes, :-No’alarm, § | WARSHIPS READY “Three British desttoyers, French .. destroyers: and : Freneh light ‘cruiser’ arrived’. off Limassol, Cyprus, ‘and are..|. d: tie’ air: ‘forces aterway.. 1 Washington, th partment, annotiiced ing -to,divert.’ several: mere ‘ships in-the: Middle East to ‘ports’ tid a g Three eal W , fl “R 1 : x Af the attack minister sum-¢ approached -the Israeli foréign ministry late Monday night and + merchant | Vet | ies Boer War J. F.Fuller. appealed to both'.sldes for a cease-fire, | a . No reply has yet been recelved from either side,’ >. Burns was also reported to have» requested’ an: Interviev with Mrs, Golda Meir, the Is: racll foreign minister; 6) + Two Vessels ’ - land Halibut — Two fishing vessels arrived in Prince Rupert yestorday and tos day witht a total, of 64,038 pounds of halibut in thelr holds, The ."Sloop Robbor” skippored by Capt, Fred Kohse, arrived carly this morning from: Boring Straits Ardn 3A with: halibut halled ot 40,000 pounds, Pricos for medium, largo and chicken were 22,7, 21 and 14, The vossol an O0-fool solnor, can carry oO dapnelty lord: of 160,000 pounds, The eateh was sold to. Royal Wishorlos, oe Tho “Paolfic Wave” which at: rivod yostorday morning skip. norod by Capt, Al Wolo, wolghed in with 14,538 pounds of halibut and 341 pounds of hlack cod, On tho exchange, prices pald wore 93 for mediunis, 24 for large and 14 for chicks, The vorsel wich also sold to Royal Wlahorios had hoon fishing in tho Shumigin Taland avon, _ and thateIvaq has t military help to r had informed her troops stood r Instant help to force today was are thoso of the s Atlantic fleet's "group No, 2 They niveraft cnrrloy nd in tanker, The in Rotterdam the current Middle ore was immediate to join {he U, §, , howover, and no (Routers) — Maje M, Burns, chief od to Yarnol to bo- lons for A conso- KE CARE ON HALLOWE'EN lata Lo nado axtrome caution whon yon) fo nl motor ala was lenued today by Mayor tho ally tomorrow Wilk, Hilla urgod drivers nob to take ndvantngo of the tro. Kiddies ho svld, must uso caution driving on Hallowe'en, tholr big might of the. yan, dren can gob around on and.a ‘man who was here. weli before :the city - was. Incorpor- | ated in 1010,° John: Frederick West; died -in:; Prince | Rupert Africa,-.-Mr,. Puller. also «served tn ‘the \Flrst World’ War-"ano later was. mombor' of the Great War Vetorans association whieh later: became the Canadian’ Le~ glonn yg. Cg A carpenter by trade, Mr, Ful- M. Ay Tuttle dn Washington, D.C; and. a nieco and nephew plso of Washington, — i bo announced. Inter, Fred Scadden Funeral Held Funeral for wolleknown and long time resident of tho. city, Froderieck Seaddon of 324 Sixth Stroot, who died In Princo Ru. port Goneral Hospital Thursday was held yostorday at Morguaon Munoral Home with Canon Baal 8, Procktor officiating, Burlal was In. the Mooso plob of Falr- ylow Comotorys ' Ing contractor ml hig Wfo.. Pallbonrora wore; . Orme Ritohlo and Robort Makany 8. organist, Mrs, W. '. Konnody, stator Jn Dorset, Ungland, fos eomrmnaceneennenmennee ie (ho alnking was Philip Hardakor ho ad, ' bo hundreds of children on the strools, wy Ud he ‘ ‘ I to work 0 _A-vetgran® of tho Boer’ war} Puller, of (1035 First. Avenue |}; Jeneral: Hospital, Ho was 87, .: ; Besides — serving © dn’. South | | lor Js survived by a sister Mrs. | Funeral sorvices, In the hands | of Ferguson. Punoral Home, .will . Mr, Benddan, 76, wast, paints cavoveneconecgerees seeeooonrn: Stuart, Coorga: Thaln, ‘A, Brice Brown, Potor Gamula, A, Donald Hymng “Abide With Mo” and "Rock of Ages’ woro playod by Surviving Mr, Sanddan is one NEW WESTMINSTER, 3,0, —A 12+foot boom boat sank In tho Hragor River noar hore Mons day dendling ‘and ‘of! aly’ logyars abonrd to, lila donth, “Vitim of 96, of Vancouver who wan’ Rolng 1 Ve ofal grandehil Funeral ary announeed ; “Punoral devices: for" Tanoy. Cromp, GYe-yearrald daughtors Mr, ond Mrs; Lewls W,Oromp 0 4i_ Sovonth Aventie: Enst,” whd diod Saturday wore Held (ny Fords win “Funoral. Homo: this. ates NOON, re Rov. J, Ay Roskam, officlated Surviving the-ehild besides’ parents ave: a°brother, Brida ane hor grandparents, Mr, -and Mra, A, ©, Cromp of Latlyxm) BO, ' me Pegs de . Burlal was dn Ory, Talivie By Curling Group tt * Pund to (nance, Meteo We port adudonts presontly. studye Ing at (ho Univorsity of Beittals: Cohumbla who wlalto: form ourling foam in aftilintion, with Chetcualydrattyy i Wa: smntaly, BRS aot oe player AWwhidh | $78 Palsode + Gon tributon foe nthe alt ‘colvad at: Doott } ¥ By : Job, i hia flrab. day aba now