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>: Airmen

In Collision

: Injures Three

 

 

pee ee er

Killed

- Head-on Crash

‘CAMP BORDEN, Ont.
(CP)—lFive airmen from
che -RCAI!* station here,
were killed carly ‘today
and three others injured
in-a head-on collision of:
two automobiles near the:
camp.
+ An RCAT official ‘said the:
names of the victims will not be:
released until their families have’
becn notified. :

The official alsu said he had:
no Information on a sixth re-!
ported fatality. Two of the in-'
jured men were In the Camp:
Borden hospital end the third:
was taken early today to the,
Sunnybrook Military Hospital in:
Toronto, |
. Details of how .the accident,
happened were meagre, Tho RC!
AF sald the two cars collided on:
the main road between this!
large service camp and Alliston, !
60 niles north of Toronto, about:

 

32:30 a.m,

 

Mother Dies
Trying To Save
3 Children

NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. ¢
~-A Ql+year-old. mother was
burned to ‘death Wednesday in
a valn attempt to save her three
young ‘children from flames
which destroyed their two-storey
frame house, 4

Dead are Mrs. Doreen Richard.
21; Theresa, elght,njonths; Day.
\d, 2° and Yvomie, 30° 0°

The alarm was turned-in by
ive-year-old Juackle Rivhere
who said his mother told him
“run for help" when the fire
broke out, .

The mother then apparently
went upstairs to attempt the
rescue of her three sinall ehiid-
ren,

"The bodies of the four were CoUNtHICS,

found in an upstairs bedroum.

' First reports of the tragedy ithe United States and 19 other
sald the mother and four child- | eountrics, was adopted by the!

ren had perished fn the fre,

‘Commission
To Study Dam

Specht Tae Dally News

“VICTORIA- Studies are being
made vt Comox Lake on Van-
couver Island with a ylew to re-
hubilitation ur reconstruction of
the 43-yenr-old storage dam far
{Vie Puntledge River hydro-clec-
Power
Commission offlelils sid here

trie develapment, B.C,

torlay.
whe reinforced conere

Yn May, 100d,

Work being planned for the:
dum will bring Improved eantral regret Ghat the Russians had Nob pate the Soviet In vie course of
level of Comox iwithdrawn from Thingary, Buleqts pepular work.

of the water

Take, a commission spokesnin |

sald,

Five-Year Old Smokes
Pack of Cigarettes a Day

iy DICK AYRES
Daily News News hditor

the Dally News editorial staff
Int thls morning from
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who shocked news odivor Dek
vos, sports ealtor Unaev Gay
soclal aditor Grice Brawn

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hn tnisual fiveevent alc

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conten todly

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with: her
Capt,’ Ody, wel
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Mytu

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VOL, XLV, No. 291

Published at Canada’s Most Strategic Paci fic.
PRINCE RUPERT, B.C., THURSDAY,’

     

  

DECEMBER 13, “1958 oe

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NO FINE-WEATHER friends, four-year-old Teresa. Loftus of
Southhampton, England, and the fancily named toy poodle, .

Twinkle-Twinkle Aquila, are ready: to share lhe worst kind of

weather together, The snug “pooch suit” is guaranteed to keep
the poodle just as doggoned comfortable as Teresa's cozy outfit
will keep her in wintry weather. The dog also has‘a pair of boots
to go with the ensemble, but he's saving -them for rougher
weather, ‘ mS

UN Condemns Russia -
-For-Hungarian-Action:

UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (CP)— The United

 

 

to dan,
800 feck lone and 80 feel high,
wos bullé du His by Canadlan
Collivvies Ltd, and was tiken
var by the Power Commission

| powers as well as the entire Asian-African group of

 

' The res ~ sponsored by ’ :
The resolution; sponsored °Y  Thdonesla abstained as expected

‘assembly 55 to & with only the oo : va
‘Soviet bloc casting negative bal- the split in the Colombo group
lols, It was the strongest cen-
sure the assembly has voled:
against the Russian military ac-.
tlon in Hungary,

The resolution also ealled on
Moscow to pull tis troops outot
Hungary ab onee, under UN sue
pervision, 1 asked the Russians
(o “permit the re-establishment’
of the politics! Independence of delegate, be

ou

Hungary,
JSOME ABSTAIN

over the resolulion Ibself.

‘time to take a firm stand.
SIGNIFICANT VOTE

rmed the Asian-A

‘tries feel there must be

the Aslan~ Afriean group aR- pad fy the Bast, dt fs al
‘stained on the condemnation'iy the Wost.”

pers of the Asian-Atrican gFOU) pounced the U.S, resolution, IM=' now I Ils fourth day, is ab the!
heather tree ( mediately began pressing adrive merey of the weather,

India and (he other three Go- tg get the assembly to charge; phe prospect of cldur weath= jton, 40, MP for Kamloops,
At midnight, ‘wore more guarded, ;
predieted
reloud at the 1,500 to 2,000-foot
rlevels would again frustrate to- Broadview MP and former na-

voted against the Soviet Union,

Jombo powers--Indoneslt, Coys washington with “subversive act ay» ,
Jonand Burma--had Joined earl qyiqy" dn the altars of Hungary: Fela at

der In sponsorlng a nildly phras- and other Soviet-bloe lands,
ed coumber-resolution CXpressINg —¢pye assembly ts expected to de

in the yole on the U8. resalue:
tlon, Ceylon and Burnie voted ta:

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:- Bingo Number
Today's number in te Elks
Lodge Mireh of Diines House
Ringo bn ald of the Crippled

‘Children's hospital and drawn
‘by Melvin i ‘Thompson, Min

In Control

“!Most Hungarian workers)

“Janos Kadar.  * .

   

i. :
‘condemn Russia, while India and,

Observers said Russia’s dele-'
galion was more coneerned over |

on whom Moscow had counted |
for at least injstied support, than,

.
Sources close lo the Burmese. Hampering

and Ceylondse delegations sald
they finally had decided It was

Henry Cubot Lodge, ehjef a
clean split “very significant” be-
Toause “iL shows that many coun-
one rule! |
Yugoslavia, Finland and 1 0f for overybody-—If aggression {s/ sons In the mountalns of South-:
go bad: western British Columbia,

are Ie IO™ | Flin Survivors,
offichal sald Wednesday, but he|

ly (hree ‘fect ball, (sllhtty
duller In high heels), and wolgh-
(ls, (he nye young:
dn elgarotte, Wt up
while
d the offlea nid de-
would hive

cherryerad
Peshiyt
e moceasli socks,
(to ehhapunace, moat
of the ape family, On
visit here fran Pentleton, BC,
drapped tito Hie Haws offiea

tinny
Jeknawn Cannd-
eurnivind propre.

fe

Sater of Blpson-Bears Ltd, ts
sehedied to abpenr for woo NAA, .
shows Monday night at the} Number to phone Ifa bingo

Ganadiin Legion auditorium, At!
O80 and sO pam, Myta will
purfarm some of her unbellov- |
able Urleks and shins, Among,
then) she shows how to wash!
shes, sweep floors, In fact dv)
all her own housework, Niurnd
ly vetlye and apparently nble |
Lo understand overything Wyiut's |
auld to her Myla has been in
the entertalnment world for;
nowely four years and has ape |
ponred on both shige and tele
vislon,

Despllo her tender years Myta
smokes (ko Capt, Ody dixclosad)
h packet of elgurettes a diy,
She prefors cork-tpy,

After helping Mra, Brown
write a social atory, looking ove
oy the National Hokey Tlenguo
situation and writing the head
line for this story, Myti latt
with Capt, Ody to do ow ttle
window shopping. After all, it
girl has’ to keep up wlth the
fashions,

 

Is made ds 2d, on day number
is published In Dally Nows,

Other numbers drawn so fie
Vo!

1h, Bel, Qed, Weld, Ov,
Nett, Web, fed, Cet, Ciel,
110, Wed, xT, Nell, Gedll
116, OT, O-67, Weld, W-7,
Nel, GHG, Wes and Ned,

Ty an effort to combat th

this thie of yur,
The stygostion

Thla would erento more ¢

mind meonnd,

 

clon sidewalks, allay ways and driveways aftor

‘sme dine would render i sor

ho National Fmploymont sorvica haa a number of men
who would be willlng to undertake theso tasks, ‘Thoy can he
obtained hy calling the NES offlca who will bo glnd to send a

Police Boss

Kadar Regime
Reported Split

 

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BUDAPEST (AP) — #

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returned to their factories!

today after a two-day gen-}
eval strike, and informed

sources reported that the].
boss of Russia’s secret po-

lice, Gen. Ivan Seroy, has '
taken control of the Hun-'

. Lon
garlan government, |

“This dispatch was written by}
Associated Press correspondent ;
Eric Waha during a minor break ;
in the four-day communications !
blackout between Budapest and!
the West. |

The situation in Hungary now!
is so-chaotic that the Russians!
‘are reported running matters‘

lentirely, in effect replacing the) A

‘puppet government of Premier |

| DEPORTATION EXPERT |
i A Hungarian source said Serov:

'

.bers are fighting among them-'
selves.” The Russian police. boss

* seu

  

‘deportation.

The approaches to the Hungar-
ian Parliament Building. were

Nations General Assembly condenmed ‘Russia Wed- blocked today by.masses of Rus*) pon, George Drew stepped out,
nesday night for stamping out Hungary’s freedom
sid, The vote split Asia's four “neutral” Coo

An earlier Yugoslav. report to;
Belgrade had said the- workers
were threatening to continue the

two of their top leaders. This
apparently did not materlalize,

Poot Weather

1
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Plane Search

' VANCOUVER —One hour of
i"untimited visivillty” might be
Fenough to permit finding a
missing alriiner which Is fear
d to have erashed with 2 per:

®

The seareh for the Trans-
Canada Aly Lines’ North Star,

offlee

day's hunt,

"We hive nol Jost hope

agreed that if any of the

members were alive, “they ean
hope to survive much longer”

fr,

doesn't rentize how lamatrung
wo rouly are when the clouds
are down,” sd VO Tal Caner
on, 27, of Vancouver, He Is a
radio officer on ono of the
senvel alreragt,

“You can't fly In the moun
tains with that stuff all around
you, and you enn't soo
searoh.

 

Clearing Snow Off Sidewalks
Good Job For Jobless Says NES

OAM songoNA MNEMployment

the Prince Ruport Employment. Adytsory

Committee his come up with a suggestion,
ja Lo omploy someone for na fow hours to

i fall of snow,
vat Jobs In (ho ally and at the
vico to the public,

Red Secret ;

‘Ss now running what is left of)
-the Kadar regime, whose mem-, .

  
  
    

sian tanks and armored.cars. :

‘strike to protest the arrest of:

; Most of today’s morning: and
-afternoon sessions were occupied:
-with discussion of policy. and}
resolutions.

avowed contestants all were dis-

of he has been trying vainly to gob
"an aleling 0

aa 50 utr, Diefonbaker's home prove
passengers and laree re Wiineo; said that by late Werhes-

Only 56 flights and 106 seareh-
Ing hours have been possible x0 |

“The avernge eltizen probably

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pre
"yésday for the Progressi
velition in Ottawa.
to the retired’

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farewell to the old:one..;

of the spotlight Wednesday amid
warm personal tributes and ‘ex-
hortations. from top-ranking
Conservatives that © the party.
fight for the improvement of na-
tional unity and the: supremacy:
of Parliament. eS

1

Tonight the .ma-!
‘chinery for picking a new leader!
will gel under way with the non-
‘ination of candidates, to he’ fol-
‘owed by ballotting Friday.

' As the buttonhoing of. dele-!
igalus for votes: continued :
through all of Wednesday's op-!
ening day and far into the night,
campaign leaders of the three

playing confidence, »
PREDICT WIN
Supporters of John Diefen-
baker, 61-year-old Commons
‘member for Prince Albert, Sask,,
were predicting an’ casy wi on:
ithe first ballot, The camps of
Donald Fleming, 61, MP for To-
ronto Kylinton, and Dayle Ful-
B.C,

| “Diefenbaker is sweeping
'them” sald George Hees, Toronto |

‘Honal party president, who sald

wh bets on a first ballot win

for his man,
Alvin Hamilton, party leader tn

‘dy the Janky: westernor could
cout on-nbout 1,000 of tho maxl-:
nti 1,472 voblng delogates, Mulf |
the ballots polled are roquived
fora win,

Bub My, Fleming sald that
“Things are getting better all
the me.” .

"It's golng to go tho right
way,”, ho suld, “Don't pay too
much attention to bandwagon
ballyheo,"

CLAIM QUENKG SUPPONT

Fulton supporters contended
tho British Columbian was pick-
Ing Up surprisingly strong sup}
port from Quebec, whore the
Floming group has beon claiming
anything wp, jo 96 per cont of the
W2-momiyer colegntion,

So far, tho only provineial
promlor dofinitoly committod: 1s
Hon, Wugh John Momming of
Now Brunswick, who has ae
Nowheed hoe will formally nomin-

ato Mr, Diofonbakor, Now
Branawiek has a blow of 00 delee
antes,

Canada's noawest Conservative
premlor and the convention kuy-
notor — Nova seotin's Robor
|Blantield—hins nop publicly do»
olared Winall,

_

 

| night stiick to geheral part
cies, ..Hé “urged ;that the

taining national: unity, and
said itvein do te yo

avoid “narrow, partisanship” aid |
to ‘cxercisé~imodcration: towards |
those with’ differing. views, ‘ac-
cusing. the Liberal party: of -hay-
ing “perfected'-the ‘art
pulating. prejudices,

manded discipline, restraint
moderation, ;

 

naster the “challenge”:

',He advised. C ntiservatives to

 

‘of manl-

aiid convle-
‘Jn’ Canada and “the world ’;to-

Canadian unity. would - nob

emerge If the party were to “ex-

plolt, dissension or dwell on our
differences,” - a
Party polley should: not be
based on regional or sectional in-
terests, The convention should
draft a program.dedicated to the
interests of Canada as a. nae
tion. ,
“The prosent relavions between
the provinces of Canada and the
central government,” the 42-
year-old premier sald, “are une
happlly strained...

"Canadians have watched and
wourled of this contest, And
since It has been my experlence
that they are loss and Jess sus-
ceptible to tho harsh and divis-
Ive tactics which have dominated
election campaigns for over two
docades, I bellove they will sock

‘adoption, ofa national 'f)
Jnternational: front, -It} 0,
would urge:that-the United’ Na-|°
tious Emergency Force bé maln-
a ee [balned. in: Egypt until,a:peace
Vons" oycr many: Years..." 7° ltréaty is worked. out between. Is-
rael and Egypt and: until, equal:
day, narrow partisanship was rights of spassage . through...the,
“out of season,” The times de-jguez Canal are guaranteed’ tol
and a)! countries. including Isradl,”, ley

PERMANENT FORCE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

On. the ;

The party would seek perman-
ent machinery fora United Na-
tions police force for. use.in any,
part of the world, It,would use
Canada’s close connections: with
the United States to tron out dif-

{

Britain, a
These and , other proposed
party planks will be taken up for}.
jnmediate, detailed examina-
tlon by the convention today and
Friday, . be

Proposed social benofits, an-
icipated to add about, $105,000,
000. to existing federal . social
costs, Hkely will bocome a major
plank in the party platforms:

It would allow all present hos-
pital Insyrance premiums to bo
wholly deductible fronts taxable
income and would provide moro
generous Income tax deductions

 

 

mn end to this orn of fl-will”

By TARVIE GAY
Dally Nowy State Writer

Whon tho results of the
Prince Ruport votors' dealslons
on who should supply power to
the ally are announced tonight
1b will be the culmination of
two ‘wooks: of extensive advors
{ising and prosentation ‘of trats
and clams to fanillarize the
public with the tase,

Spoculation iy rife in tho city
today ny to the outcome of tho
controversin} power —rofurone
dun} whother tho B,C, Power
Commission showd tako over
the Northorn BO, Power Come
pany by expropriation ay other
wise,

Tho qnostion to be decldod s
(ho most dlaputed and debated
for sovorn) yours,

Although thore avo no books
prakov's odds, 1b would appoar
that whoover wins, power cons

 

 

| Is koynote addrose Wednesdiy

pany. or power, vommlyston, will

for modical expensds, At-prosent,

Whatever Result of Powe

just scrape by with
gin of yotos, .

Both sides of ‘the question
havo boon alrod by Its expon
ons, a

Mayor Goorge B, Hills as head
advocate for the B,0, Powor
Commlasion here hag. prosonted
City council's onse to try to gab
the Powor Commission to come
Into the olty for flvo yoara now,

Gonoral manager of tho Nor
thorn Britlsh Columbia Powor
Company Ltd, T, G. Black in
announcing futuro polloy, If the
company Iq pormitted to remaln
Ag the auppilor, promises. dofln«
{te dovolopmonts, Lo

He has donowncad tho. city's
hocnsntions of 0 lathargl gate
pany policy by olalming® that
with tho throat of oxproprintion
oyor the company's load It
Would not bo ‘fonalble to“Invost

0 aNynll wale

  

Jerine Smith),
Robert ‘celsoy,- Wiliam

(A, L) Bell;
“Av addltio

ferences between the U.S, ‘and|*

vty

and: Friday: exept. occaslonally
showors mixed ral and snow du
the, extrome: north. “port
Little: change’, In: tempera

 

when.
illis

For, District 52: School. Board
C.:Hank
nson,- Marcel’ G 's,. Arn’

“Cloudy * witht. showers...

buko;
Winds Hyhtexeopt west :30).n
oxposed areas nont the Ohare
Jottes,;; Low tonight and’ high

Friday ab:Port Hardy and Sande |
aplt 38 and 42, Prince Rupert:32 iy
and 3B 8 ee

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“Labor. orgatavons. have,
tempted to: miko’a wnanimous
atand ono, way; oi tho ouhar bubs”
there haa.-nlwiys bool dlasonts
Ing volds.on efidoyration,: ey
» Byon ally, coutiall Itsolf ‘cond ‘*
nob gol wi WANT ONs ondopsas
(lon of the. Powor. Commission.
~ Suombyig une tt anpoara yg the |.
ontlre giostion i subject to.tn

dividualnopidonis fT. an Indiyic

wal botloyel ‘ong: utility. js. golng,
to Improv it Ih Pena Rupert,

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th lg,iot : .

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orenad 1A power, . |

oroneo Otho: ballot) Othorwiae
tholy oplilons, brits ton ‘

        

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