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“THIS IS AN ‘ARTIST'S conception of a heart-of-city plaza bei
‘Rallways as part, of its 23-acre terminal proj

wis; tHe’ Queen Elizabeth Hotel, still under cons
concept of future development.

‘eA

BOARD FIRM IN STAND

truction. The o

 

“one child may have to adandon tory.

her. quest to complete Grade 12; The app

i board in the dormitory . was
{turned down by trustees because
‘the young mother is related to
dormitory, matron. Mrs, E.
'Groome., ce

| The Grade 12° student whose

Prince George

Fuming

A ma ENnsus quires to complete her junior

PRINCE GEORGE: @—City of-; matriculation standing.

ificlals and businesstien here are| The school: board: remained
timing “at figures released al adamant in its stand, despite a
Ottawa by the Dominion Bureau, petition made”on Mrs, Demori-
cof -Blalidtics .. establishing y. the dlenny.s.pohall baths by. eines

population for this community George senior high school: prifi- ' De ee hE a ae oka ty be
at 10,295. ~ jeipal Lorne Downey and ‘sentor' Ok vaccine has "beer In: com-' scarclt “for” survivors «from | the;

‘girls’ courisellor Mrs. C, B. Car-
ter, asking that the girl .be al-
‘lowed to remain In the dormi-
or is as. tory.
_: School dormitories here were
“payers here will be deprived of constricted to provide low cost
‘accommodation for out-of-town
tudents, Residents pay a fee of

Aldermen and city. hall offie-
tals claim the population ts about ;
13,000.

“And df the census err
large as they think It to be, bax

an. cstimated $150,000 in provin-
's

‘elal grants over the next five |

Wears, '$25 a month and are required to
1 City e ‘assist. with the cleaning of their
‘man rlosest Lo
‘ndicaté the actual populatior
deseribed the census count as!
“orany.”
» Thomson sald munielpal utility
mecounts Indicate that there are
‘at least 12,000 people here, not
taking into account the large
floating population.

ere nen a ey He a

lerk Arran Thomson, the
the records which
},'tlon of meals, '

Principal Dowrcy deseribed the
young mother as a “good and co-
operative student.”

Trustees acted on a policy cs,
tablished by them which forbids
occupancy in the dormitory of
rrelatives of $ts administrative
istaff. Mrs, Demontigney is the
daughter of matron Mrs, Groome.

Hoping to find accommodation
with a friend, the young woman
‘sald later that “nothing will
j make me slop school,”
— as

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City Pioneer
John H. McKay

Dies Aged 71

 

‘Missing Girl
Mi ‘ald time resident of Prince: Found by Police

Rupert, John Hector Mekoy dled’ A 14 year-old girl, missing
tn, Prince Rupert General hospl- for more than 20 hours over tie
it tis morning following ® weekend, was found by police
lengthy illness, THe was 1,
 Rorh In Sidney, Nova Scolin, walking In the city.
Mr, McKay was a fisherman! Dorothy Elliot, of |
here for a long time before he,
roulred,
“Tle hnd lived ab the Savoy Ho-
tel before moving to the Ploneer
home. where he stayed for two}
weeks before galing to hospital
tus Oploher, Ie Is survived by
n sister th Nova Scoula,
_ Funeral arrangements i the
andsey of Merguson Funernl
Home, have not yeb been can.
pleted,
Duke Starts Tour
LONDON (Reuters! The Duke
of inburgh lett London hy air
today an the stark of a 35,000-
nile round-the-world trip cen
dared an Olymple anes next
mond dy Australia, '
eve Queen, Priner Charles
amd Prineess Anne waved hin
ali
gaye: hoe
s a)
The W
Goudy with
tls Tatas,
Houlvest. wiid
renehing 24 WN

SO Ninth

pin, Saturday after she had been
last sean at VW pan. Friday out-
side the Totem Theatre, police
sald,

tion CPPR Saturday evening.

ania tee NA Re: NE MEN OD CUO

Bastethal
Meeting Set

Future of basketball in

Rupert Baskethill

Clyle Centre,

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showers body
Remalning eaol,
4 18 occasionally
expaNEd — NPOME,
row dontght and Digh lamorrow |
at.Part Hardy (2 and $2, Hand.
spit and Prince Rupert ah and
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ect in Montreal. The plaza_contains. landscaped .
re-plece, The building in centre of this sketch.”

ea Cut in: Half
mitory | During Year

wf
lication of Margaret |

“*summer_ and usual fluctuation

| {
[home is in Terrace Js unable to;
obtain Home Economics courses|¢
in her home town which-she re-| the

iquarters and with the‘ prepara- .

Saturday evening as she wns

Avenue Bast was located ab 0) onod the disease,

Messages urging eltizens to he
on the lookout for the girl were
proadenst perlodieally over sta-

Wve,
ality will be under discusston |
"hursday night when the Prince
nasoclation
holds ils annual meoting ab 130
pan, i Whe Board room of the

To major toples will be taken
uy hosides te olection of ol.

Ono te whellver tho assoclie
tlon wishes to be taken over hy
the Clvle Centre asaoclatlon or
whether i) wil continue apari-

Provision also his to be made;
fora team or denme to play the
Tarlo Globetrotters wha aroun
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ng built by Canadian National.

Of Survivers

ther buildings are’ the artist's
'.. ,CP. Photo).

Polio Cases.

Royal Air Forse: spokes-

 

tish ship has picked-up the

Jerearriage from thé U.S.
military transport . plane
missing since Wednesday

By The Canadian, Préss ites sci vicemen
: q ee LU. . ‘
The Incidence in Canada of| °
poliomyelitis this year has been there might be .a dinghy..or

‘]

ve} es. iCornwall, “A new. ‘searell now.
Authoritles In the 10 provine- jis being. gradually, -built” ‘up

es say widespread. use’ of theiaround the area in ‘which - the

a coolj wreckage was found.” a

|. The debris was picked up by
the British tanker Navicella.

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‘Salk anti-polio vaccine,

lin the-disease’s cycle appear to
be the, factors in its sharp de-

about 250 miles ‘southwest’ of

ine to 435 cases from’ 867 te Land’s End, most southwesterly
same date in 1955, . [Point of Britain,
‘| A high-speed Royal Navy

So far 16 deaths have been launch was sent out immediately

to pick up the wheels and take
Vat i to search headquarters at

Ce ’ \§t, Morgan's Cornwall for furth-
Health officials sald it ls to0 ‘er identification. SS an

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recorded this year, 14 less thap
lin. the comparative period ‘ast
: year, pF

ree
hating the disease, but added plane would. continue “indefi-
‘that. few children wha were nitely.”
given shots have been stricken, ;
and nearly all were mild cases,
‘STUDYING TRENDS.

“We cannot-see any. curtail-
‘ment at this time, and. the
‘search is continuing on !sched-
; inte,” an air foree spokesman
Officials are not prepared te; said, : ce
‘draw conelusions from Ontario’ | The big military transport dis-:

comparatively slight drop In. appeared on a flight from Eng-
land to the United States,

-engns from 159 In 1955 to 143 se}
far this year, Statisticlans nov
‘are making a study of the trend
‘tn the last five years... -

i The exception to the overal’
drop may be Quebec province |
lwhere the total so far Is 08, gnle
‘one behind the figure for all of
1955, Flve have died so far, com-
pared to 13 last year,

In British Columbia 66 cases
jwere reported, of which 22 were
iparalytic, a sharp decling from
last year's 163 cases In the same
period, with 99 paralytic cases,
Greater Vancouver had 17 cases
of all types, 18 fewer than last
ven, and Victoria's total was
down 16 to six.

In Victoria Dr, Elizabeth Ma-
haffy, suid i Is too early to
atueibute the decline to vaccine
results, bub in the Age group
whieh had Its. fret shot int | manta radio and an electric
year the usual pollo incidence | coffee percolator were won by J,
penk has levelled off, No child- 8, Burns and Mrs, B, H. Craft
ren yaeclnated Inst year devel- | respectively,

Prizes for Series No, 2 of the
Scramblod Names" contest are:
first, n man's wrist watch; sec-
ond, 1 corner taklo and, bird, a
table lamp. y

Kntries will he recalved at
, the Dally News up until noon
on Octoher 22 for the secoud
part of the contest sores,

Contestants ave oliglble for
one win in the flve week series,
bub are urged to submit thelr
entries weokly so that thoy may
bo used In the Judging of tho
grand prize winner, ‘

Mrs. Wrathall |
First Winner
In Contest

First prize winner in
the first series in the
Daily News “Scrambled
Names” contest goes to,
Mrs, J. R, Wrathall, who}
wins a women’s wrist
watch, the judges an-

nounced today.
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‘Diefenbaker Set
It "Wanted"

WINNIPEG @-—John Diefen-
poker, Progressive Conservative
membor Crom Prinec Albert, says
ho will stand for the Consery-
allve party lendorship “If Cane
adinns gonorally’, wish (hat he
do 80,

Mr, Diofehhakor made the
statement dy an interview here
during Uo weekend { amplify.
Ing mn announcement made
Felday night in Prince Alhort,

“Ag {rr as Lam concorned,
only if tharg ty a genornl do-
mand will Tt stand” ho anid,
Hotherwisy T abl) nob ho tn it."

Oe eager 20 me ERE ORI UUUHETI HT ETT

Protest Lodged!

LONDON (Routers) Britny
haa protested to Communist
Chinn over v recent violation of
the horder belweon Hong Kong
1 Ohina by Chinese troops, a

 

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11 Arrested
In Strike Fight

WINDSOR, Ont, Gm Shrikors,
pollee and company — offleints
baltied briefly ab Canadian
Hrldgo Co, today and. 1 of tho
Plekots warg arrested,

One pollep, report anid two
persons -— A Man and a worn
— wore Injured in the fiva-
minute melee, Licences plats
wore rippod from company Cara
nnd fenders seratehed and
canted aa plekets Wied to kaop

 

UK. Ship
Of Plane

Clue Gives Hope |.’

LONDON (AP) — A
man said today that a-Bri-}

wheels and part of -the un- -

in.the Atlantic with 59}

“Tt gives us new hope “that |

ust less than one-half of lastidinghies in the arca with suryi-|"

vente teeneeee {PD 9 f Margaret year's a coast-to-coast, Can- yors,” the RAF officer said: in|”
emontigney for permission. to! adlan Press survey discloses ;

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to raise: funds for the Canadian.
in, Prince Rupert, 126 canvassers |».
ht to: raise an objec:

 

will. coyer the city’s re

osiana
Segregates
All Sports

NEW ORLWANS iM—Loulsiana

It will be Iegal for white and
Negro amateur or professional
players to compete in the same
“athletic training, games, sports
or contests,” Spectators ‘also
must bo segretated, The maxl-
mun punishment is a. $1,000
{Ine and one year imprisonment,
Although the law passed in
May, did not take. effoct until
today, its provisions have been
felt fordmwacks, -_ 34 pe ae sem
Soon after ‘Domocratic Gover
nor Earl Long signed the bill
July 17, some colloges began
cancelling thelr commitments: to
appear In Loutsiana. for football
and basketball ganes.

Notr'g Damo, Dayton and St,
Louis quit the Sugar Bowk tour's.
noy, The Sugar Bow! substituted
Alabama, Houston and Virgina
Tech to play with Kentucky,
only team yomalning of the

sidential.district tonig

a
ow

contributé generously’

ve of $4,200, 7.2 fp 85 480,
‘In. the ‘one night's extensive.
blanket of the ‘residential area
the objective must be. ralsed to
keep. the vital clinic operating. .
‘Citizens havé “been asked to/®
keep their porchlights .on and Na
“td the | miles so
campaign... co
“Miss Mary Pack; executive
secretary.of CARS (B.C, division)
urged the public’ to consider
their contributions not as a don. |.
ation but ahinvestment.
Campaign manager Is H. Wel-
don Stee
Last. year. when the CARS
cline was sot up in the Pyince
Rupert General: hospital it was
financed by CARS. This year all
expenses*have to be inet by the
local CARS branch or the treat-
ment clinic will’ .cense *. to)

function,

Mrs.

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Dies Suddenly ©

A. Kitimat man, William Ben-
nolt; 60 died In Kithmat hospital
Saturday night, ROMP In Prince
Ruport: reported: his morning.
“ROMP: sald that Bonnett, had
boon’ pleked up intoxicated by
police onriior In the ovening, Was
intor moved to tho hospital

s0n,

dsson &
Beaut

forings

sent by

 

arrived

 

orlginal four Invited,
Roxing proviously was
only snort specifically sores
a} throughout the state, Tint
ban was applied through 4 rule
af the. Loulslana State Athietle
Associntion, Tho now state law
goes furthor — (> will.pro
white hoxers from. working
wlth Negro boxors in gyms.

the
rail:

aarcerere 9 geen ty IR POO TS
s

500,000;Cases

JUNEAU, Alnakn (--Cannors
packed more than 600,000 moro
anges of snimon from Maska
watora this your than they att
Ina yor, -

The final roport from the US,
Tah and Wildlife Borvice for tw

hotal Alnaka eanned simon paek
Ab 8,000,000 cnaoa--nny {naronKo of
00,000 aver the 2,800,131 ansos

 

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today,

pial.

1060 Mashing ‘sonsoy showed bie

whore he died: ashort while af-
vorwards,

 

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‘4

WA talent showense” for Pr
bin tho Clvle Conte
niin‘ sostlya

held tonigh o wh

Distrlel Music and Dr

y to perform

porbunt,
sooklt

monthly op
hildron and adults,

fielence |) ¢
foal ability,
Thoro isn
Tash from 7 to 8 pam bhus leaving ¢
who have other committmants,

Though the programs are primar
mont of youngatora, Wb ts planned to
gololst ab ancl porformance, Mr,
Ho antd persons infor
Inlont In tho ally are boing nakod

 

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Funeral Held.

Funeral services. were held “at] tak
Forguson -Funeral , Home .Saturs/6
day afternoon for:

V, Jonsson, 94,: who
home at Osland, October. 7...

Rev. F. W. Mitchell:conducted
the service, Miss
|was organist f

i m : “Noaror My God “ Thee tal

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Kitimat Man hiss s Ment oe
Pallbearers were Walter. John- |:

§, 8, Kristmanson, Richard |
Long, Olaf Olafsson, 8

toom for Mrs, Jonsson: who,
born at Eyaturdi," Tooland,’,

came to the Princo

SICAL TALENT RECITAL.
AAUNCH SERIES TONIGH]

| association and'tho Civic."

In public |
g to furthor thotr mits

Conie nasoclation Inunches an opening twleasmonthly Borles. er eras Sr
of‘voullnls, Ve Ye Ray ..
Poxtlval association prosidont W, G, Hankingon sald today.) © ones Boy als ‘
thal thoro Is a qront dent of niuateal (alont in’ Princo' Rupert: ack: in ‘Jail " My
‘which neods the sthnulus of yoaponsive audlonco and a ble |! roe eee ma

Hankinson sald,
ostod In furthoring ¢
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Two men, died: as at
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the Vancouver ‘aren, :, N
yan Immodintoly Identitlo
HA middlo-aged: mart was.!
carly Sunday when struck by
darlin midtown Vancouver whit
Aid T-yonr-old- man, died tn Nake":
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fonsod ‘by misloke for: Ridhara.
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{oro Saturday tee i ore
bla spotted. the

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without, offoring nny roslatanga: ..
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