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Report -
Spurs Pleas
For Peace

By WARREN ROGERS Jr.

WASHINGTON (AP)
Diplomatic sources say
Egypt has received from:

Communist Czcchoslovak-'f

ia 40 Russian-built Iyush-!

kin bombers — some of

them already flying.
Awareness of thts new apabil- !

ity, ib is suid, was a factor'in the \

urgent call by President Eisen-
hower and Prime Minister Eden
this weck for new efforts to pre-
serve peace in the Middle East,

In thelr conference communi-
gue, the British and American
leaders proposed discussions with
the French, under 4 1950 three-
power agreement, te decide on
Jolnt action which would best
prevent any violation of the
Arab-Isracli truce lines, . They
again denounced the Soviet
bloc’s $80,000,000 sale of arms to!
Neypt.

France has agreed to Lhe pro--
posed talks, which probably wil’

Isracli ambassador Abba Eban:
is expected to ask the United:
States department agaln next
week for approval of Israel’s re-
quest to buy $50,000,000 in Am-
erlean defensive weapons,

ALSO WAVE MIGS

The diplomatic sources which .
reported Egypt now has received

40. bombers also said that about.
25 or 30 Russlan-built MiG-15 '

jet fighters are in Egyptian,
hands. It takes about 15 minutes :
to travel by alr belween Cairo:
and Tel Aviv,

Isracl’s arms Wat eniphasizes ’

~ alriedefonep 10 jneludes: raday-*

warning equipment, antl-aireratl
guns and F-86 jet fighters.

U.S. and British officials striv-
Ing to avert any Arab-Isracii
hostilitles have expressed fears
that the spring months will be
erjbical,

It is believed Hisenhower and
Eden agreed on the Idea of keep-
ing British and American forces
poised in the general urea, That
would dnelude British troops on
Cyprus and the U.S. 6th Flect
In the Mediterranean, available
(o dntervene to thwart any threat
of bor der Mokation,

Conductor Asked
To Leave Canada

CALGARY Henry Pluk.
yer, Duleh uimsictan who is con
ducter of the Calwary Phillip
mone Orchestra, and his wire
have been ordered by the federal
lipurigeation department ta lense
Canada, Immigration thispector
Ho Methargey, sald Friday,
hh, ;

CMr and Mrs. Plukker jive
been unable Lo nicel Our require.
ments,” Mr Mellharery said
“They will be allowed (a remain
only unt) the current serles. of
philharmonte concerts tas deer
rom pleted.”

Need For Scout Leaders Urgent Meetings Told

The need ty keep the ny
Heouk mavenent strane (rough |
poll deed dendership was
strecoed yesterday hy LbeCol,|
Creager KO Glaavats, MEM, Hay |
Beouk executive conpndgsioner
fur admistratlon at national
hevdanerters da OGiwal aba
Teneo oarminted ont the
Browudwiy Cafe hy the Prlnee
Rupert Bay Seat Assochition,
Addressing representie i
tives from 1 ells orundgadions,
Bie Col aininons anid Chat. the!
tendeney fo look upon the
Seoul THOveDent ta fornia!
phen represented avery peal

Whe eseentives cominigsloner
call Chat Buropean countales
tad denned fag tite the result:
of apathy toward Chrekt eon |
marplice haste Peerdans dW
dag the Beeaned World Wa, |

Tayen TE Stel con eeilbles. aye.
Prhie Rupert thh deek of te
(eres contd see Beoukdag
ehiee orpandaadiona whped out
aver tke Col,
pill,

MON oad thie Gere wore 200,-
On) Seonts i Canada today who:

ie belie taht the underly |

jag motive of

Himated § $300,000,

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Published at Canada’s Most Strategic Pacific Port — And Key to the Great Northwest

VOL, XLV, No, 29.

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1056.

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MISS PATRICIA CONWAY, Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism |

. Society physiotherapist is shown beside some of the equipment

she uses in treating patients at the new Prince Rupert CARS |

branch treatment centre which was officialls

y opened this after-

‘noon at the Prince Rupert General Hospital, Some 50 Prince

Rupert and district people suffering from rheumatism and ar-
thritis have already been recommended for treatment at the
centre by medical authorities here. Endoctathermy machine
(righ. foreground) provides deep. penetrating heat in treat-
ing patients, while infra-red radiation supplied by smaller Jamps
feentre) give surface heat. Attending opening ceremony today .

» Were Alderman Kay Smith, representing the cily and the local

CARS branch executive, headed by Willlam Brown, president.

Fen eee eee stele

Non-Profit Organizations
To Benefit From Amendment:

VAC LOR] TAy (GP.)—Non- profit Ore anizations Sa)
offered some relief j in amendments ty the amusement!

‘tax act given first reading in the legislatur e ? hur rsday. |

The amusement tax will be re-!
duced April 1 from 15 to 10 per:
cent.

For non-profit organizations,
the amount of tax they must
hand over to the provincial gov-

thirds of tax collections to one-
halt.

Where not Jess than 100 per
cent of the gross proceeds of an
enlertuloment js devoted to the
non-profit, sponsoring body, tax
Will be remitted at the rate of
five percent, instead of the full
lax rate of 10 per cent.

The reduction in amusement
fax Will result dna loss in reven-
wes to the government of an vs-

BULLETIN

Hesulls of games hy Prinee
Rupert rinks at Smathers Woe
men’s Tonspiel are as follows:

Primary for the Smithers
Jewelry Trophy—Leah MeKay
MH, Aruersi (S) oF: Ethel
Johnston 1, defferey ts Ede
nonids (8) Mi, Li Thom 1,

Crimary for Manson's ‘Troe
phy Mehiny 2, Kdmonds 8:
Them Ti, MeMiMan a: Sedge.
wiek (S) 1, Johuston 1,

mee story Tipe 4

me or] ellie: A,
Heo added (ata praetiral
demoustrition of world unity

Was sep (ds summer ut the
Kiehoh World Seaut Taaherer
Ul Nusiaean. Ah Lake, where

Snow Buckles

Prince George

ernment has been cut from twee .

‘Arena Roof

ice

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. +?
The Prinee Georve civic

varena collapsed ino a tanele of

ftrena but [E was belleved na one.

{imbers yesterday under the

welght of sv feet of snow,
Pollee and firemen senrehed
the wreeswes of the 600-seat

was in the building at the tire,

Th ‘was reported that several
ehildven dae left. the immediate
aren shortly before Che weight

of show en the roof and on on

adjoining dean-to buekled the

*slippork.,

{

Wilh (he exception of the Tron:

Curtain eonuteles, Beouts af all.
nMOS, colors and ereeds
had lived, played and worked |
, LOK ether,

"And that Wits only Tar ye

“OOO af the world's Seats, lt

Col, Slmmons sad, adding:
"TE vou could see them al} toe
meth,

There were thousands — of

boys waiting fe doin the Beaute |
heewse |

who could hol das se
there were nak enough leaders,

Te executive commissioner sald, |

“Hhe contiaitions he Beat
MEVeTHOHL Cat dnake are Tie
less HD denders were availiable,”

"We need ta extend
more seowly oo Teed enalitpy ds!

Stamens cto he hettere (l " I L-Col, Slamans
wade

Poceu eve Conair Hine |

He fold tis audlenee that no,
man ds too bly, or tou ualinpors
tnt, to bea feader af buys,

The speaker wis thanked by NCO (i,

you would fel more of}
J Idea af the vide of the Boy
CSeouk movement.

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More than 00 ehidren were
chalive on the vatural dee su
face Friday and angther skarine
sesston bad been seheduled) for
haber foday,

The buildine was eonstoyeted
In 1989 end was loented in the
downtown wren twa blocks from
the main street,

perk Dlstylet Woy Beank Cont.

Hiestoney who oald (hat deadeps |

Wall devels were nat running 4
boys club, but trataing boys dn
woway at life,

“oer yon dave men of the

0, MerdreQ40: Fulton, § ytre

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‘Heavy Penalty
-For $5 Theft

Russell cilewavtn
;Weeks, of no fixed ad-
‘dress was fined $200 in
police court this morning
by Magistrate W.D. J
Vance or in default: of
‘payment senten¢ed ; to
serve three months. in,jail
when he pleaded guilty to
theft of $5 worth of goods
‘fron a Third Avenue
Store, ,

Police said Weeks was arrest!’
ed yesterday affer he was found |
to have $5.20 worth of goods;
|taken from shelves in Shear- |
down’s Super Valu.
' Remanded until Mond ay,:
‘Without either a plea taken or
jelection of trial made was George
. Parisien, city taxi-driver who is;
‘charged with theft of $180 from |
Alexander McNab of North Sur- |
‘rey, BC, .
| Offence is alleeed to have!
taken place between Prince Ru- |
‘pert and Terrace. Appearing on!
-behalf of Parisien was waa
| Ray. ?
“Also ayncaring in. volice court
; this morning “were. Fred. Faulk ;
andRoy +:
Purloh | ‘Renachai, ‘60 Port “Ed- |
jward who were found oruilty one

 

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PETTY. OF FICER, FIRST CLASS Reger Hugh Twiss, ‘RON, 33, els
i shown receiving the United Nations and the Korean campaign
i medals from Acting Commander .T.. A, Johnstone,. of  HMCS
Chatham at a regular reserve Navy -drill night recently, PO
Twisz, a veteran of 16 years in the Navy served. in. the Koréan
war zone aboard HMCS Athabaskan and was aboard the destr oyer
covering the landing of United Nations forees a4 Inehon -in, ‘
Febr uary, 1951. Born on Galiano Island and educated there and
in. Vancouver, PO Twiss joined the Navy at’ Victoria and trained’
at Esquimalt. He served aboard the armed cruiser Prince Rupert
| for.a year, before trans ferring to the Prince David at Scotland.
He was aboard the latter vessel covering the June 6.D- -Day
landings at Normandy in 1944 and also the landing of Allied
{qrces in southern France in July of that year. In. addition,
PO Twiss also served two years on the. cruiser -HMCS Ontario
before coming to Prince Rupert in May. of last year. 5

   

 =Pnote by Jan Mest Studio.

 

LONDON... \—Biting Siberian | far below ‘tteeaing during the
‘bHezards kept Europe freezing | night and reports: of death and

Charge was laid as a result:today, and forecasters warned | suffering poured in.

of a. three-car collision at dhe; that fresh blasts will keep the;

corner of McBride

Fifth Avenue Januery 21, Poth another three or fowr days,

_men vleaded not euilty January. Mei

oo and case was adjourned until) ported building up in the North:

racing ice flocs were. re- |

as the death toll over the:
1 Continent rose vw 13 In:

today, sea
deueies bi ve cuctmug ent vate uma var ‘froze1
TAIPEL & — Forty Chinese five days,

Notlonalist soldiers stationed in
southeast Formosa were recover. ,
ine ftadev after a enok jnadver-
tently used an insectielde bastead -
of flour Friday in preparing a
meal for the men,

Europe’

hit w

e's worst storm In the 20th!

ith 31 dead, Britain re-

ported 25.
Temperatures again dropped}, In traditionally sunny Italy, '

 

ARBITRATION HEA

RING

TO GET UNDERWAY.MONDAY

vA, Spr, execulive assistant
Teacher's Federation arrivecl in Prh
center wih Prince Rupert school

of (he British Columbla
we Rupert yesterday to
eachery. on lash minute

walls before an arbitration hearing begins Monday dn the
tegele es 1G contract dispute with Distiet 6% Board of

Sehnol Trusters i! was announecd (is

Mt,
lang wil present the school board
arb ration hoard is J, 0. Meltne, T,
true tee reppesentatlye and BP) O'Ner
senuetlye on the board,

Comnilssloner Robertsen salads

Dr, Morris: Wayman, president | boys,
af the Prinee Rupert Boy § Sout
Assochition who endled hs aude!
lener "a cross seetlon of the |

Loup.
“No

s morning,

Spragee will present the teacher's br lef and R, W.

brief, Chairman of the
W. Brown, QC, is the
ods the teachers’ repre.

dedication, a willingness Co Joarn,

Chairman of the nivetine was sympathy and understanding of:
Willingness to be an ex.
ample and loyalty to his own

one man should be asked |

calibre of Col Slams devar cconmuinily" and urged them to. to handle a troop,” the executive:

Ihe Meir life (othe Bay Seoutousk thelr vartous organizations: commisstoner sald, ib ts neers
ay. Lo interest parents In the:

Pavement, Vor ean see we are

ito consider the need tor addl.

Not plying around" " Distelet, Henn) Scout leadership carefully, Movement.” Te added that ifn

S ae A

 

4.4

4 SEMMONS, MINE:
Seouthag fo de doh M, Rebertsen, Pree ite ‘W re threat ly present

© thts aren,

Lr, Wayman said he would like! lender

reft (he troop vv ussistant

{a see one of the elly's servicer | should be ready to take his place, !

Cubs sponsor i Seoul troop as: Int
Qo major undertaking,

The Association president rat)
that this yenr (he auiiual ean
pal fund, whieh starts Mon. Cann
day Had an objective of $1p00 |dent
and that the Assorlution haped on an
to sponsor a disteleb simi op tle
Cup for Seouts, dn an effary Rover |

COMUNE

 

Apeuking toa gran af

» Seantors, Seoul group committed | Murel

Members and prventy last nights Diet

he question perlod that fol |
‘Towed, a diseusston an tralndng ,

for leaders,

possible

thinges ty the Seout uniform,

In-wide sickness and anced.
Nsuranece covertye Seouls
¥ stipervised Seoul aellvity,
posed bility at organialng

Seoul IW Prines Rupert

- tO broaden Seout netivittes dy and of sending av local delegate
itu the provinel innit meet.
go le to he held in Vaneouver on

19, wos held, ,
re Commitee prealdent

al the Camadlin Legion, bheCol; Wayman opened the meeting,

Alamons sald that the respane)  Dbst
HabUty of wetthig lenders verted Son Tl
AWwith (he group eamuilt toes, The

ret Commlssloney Robert =
Mrodteed (he speaker,
neeling follawed ao dine

Care should be exeredsed The ber hell in (he Canadian bee

Col. Slmimons sud hab the lend. talon
Crs ihosen should have knows | Siam
ledge of (he Seout als, rellglons | telat

Club Ot at whieh Lt-Cal,
Ons wie the gies ef Diy
Committee members und

RUIN, spilt of sacrifice and Group Committee presidents,

In Glasgok, six Lascar seamen!

Streel and Continent icebound for at least | died from fulmes as they huddled

lover a makeshift stove aboard
their ship,

jwas cub off to couserve power. |
-Garbage has nol been collected
‘in the capital for 10 days: be-!

Latest fatality reports from-cause of icy streets, |

Damage in the famed flower

century showed France hardest | fields of southern France was

‘estimated as high as 1,000,000,000'
: franes ($2,800,000). |

' sub-zero temperatures brought:
jtraffie chaos across the land, A!
;foub-of snow covered the castern
‘Italian coast near Burl, and Gri-
‘vento reported the heaviest snow
lin 40) yours,

 

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OC Soccer

ENGUIST. LEAGE h
Diyistan 4
Avconal & Sunderland t
Mrulugham C4, Charllon A 0
© Waekpool 0, Munchoitor |
» alten Wova Axton Vo ppd,
i Melson Q-Wolverbamplou Woa
‘Everton 0, Portsmouth &
Voeedorstlotd Tot, Carditt G2
Manchester U8, Burnley 0
Nowerstle Uo, Tobtonham ig
1 nerinld Ug, Preston No |
;  W Bromwiel dy bute Td
: Hiv iston i
Wackburn 28, Urlstol to
1 Rrbtal City h Harnsloy 0
TM Cvs Doversler Re ppd
Pelooster G8 Plymouth Al
Wincoly Cov Bloke Clly ppd.
Middlesbrough 1, liverpool 2
Notitngham oO Shelthedd. Wo
Pork Valea Pulham t
Rotherham U ve yords Uo ppd,
Rwanon Tt, Nults 0]
Wost Hun Uva Wury ppel,
SCOTTEIE RACED
VIN Rome
Mrdvteonting 7, Hamilton Aad
Ave U8, Terwlok Roe
Hreohin Goa, Arbroath 4
Clyde ys Dunfermine A ppd
| Dundee Ud Dundes o
Mast Fite va 8tonhounensaly ppd
Malhirk QO, Kilmarnoek 3
Hourta a. Forfar A 0
Hibernian va Hlth Re ppd,
Morton 0, Celtle 2
Motherwell ve Quona PE ppd,
Pardek Tad, Allon AO
Queen of Hoth Cowelenhenth t
Tanger. Abordeon 4
HL. Mirren de Phir Lanark
Hiring A 4 Ht, Jalnatone

Sareea Pememeneerea oon sate

Milk Licences

Cancelled

VIGTORIA @- Suspension of
Ht cutry farm Teenees for falls
re to meet pttary standards
wis aMnounded reldiy by Agrl-
culture Minister Klormu,

The Heeneos were suspended in
tho porlod hotwoon Deo, 88 and
Jun. Has a result of the depurt-
ment of agriculbure’s stepped-up
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*’ Police said the. ‘smash. occur r-| LOSE 01
red. when. Robert E. Johnson, 95- | thy

year-old longshoremaii, attempt} >
ed to swerve into the ‘outside |/P
lane of ‘the:;: four- lane bridge {

day, with
known to the dog-leg ‘dirt road

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med. and, police: said, the mech-

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crossing. -

They ‘said he hit a girder

which damaged the mechanism
of the. bridge. SO. that Ly -carinot

be opened;
He - suffered: a broke

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VANCOUVER O- _ The. swing aceite
: span of the Cambie bridge, which j. t
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! “Barkerville | :

[ WICTORIAs@-2A° ‘$10,000 an-

;nual provincial. grant may. soon! tion rere
breathe new life into one-of Bri- Party ‘by amalgamation. off
In parts of London electricity! tish Columbia’s most colorful ‘mot organization he"

ghost towns.

Trade Minister Ralph Chet-
wynd recommended in the legis-
lature Friday that the grant be
made to preserve the gold rush
town of Barkerville, about: 300
miles northeast of Vancouyer,

The ghost town, now a.scram-
ble of tilting shacks, once called
itself the. “gold capital of. the
world” and boasted a population
greater than any centre west of
Chicago and north of Sun Fran-
clsco,

Barkorville slands deserted to-}:
traffic almost). une

that slices through the centre of
town,

Mr, Chetwynd also urged that
the post offiee issue a’ spectal|,
stamp depleting the old St. Sie
vior’s church lo commemorate
the B.C, centenary In 1058,

a

Nestled Ina vulloy of craggy
freed mountains, the town
tumbled Into a hurlysburly Ute
in 1801 when Billy Barker diss
covered i rich deposit of gold,

The ore veln proved more than
substantinl and In 100 at the

ipenk of Barkerville's boom about. fund,
*30,000 worth of gald a day was} ‘The record quartorsbillion aK [-.

bolng pulled from the ground,

At that tune, 12,000 persons |Premier Rennett Wednesday ‘ts

were Hying In or around Barkare
ville. A bronee’ plaque on a raw
stone calrn estimates the total
amount of gold taken from Bares
kerville clalins at $40,000,000,

Tn 1808 1 flre whipped throug |

‘the town, Jonpefrogging. from

| shuek to shack until almost ev.

ery bulldlng had been destroyed,
Thore was only a short li in
the frantic mining hetlvyiitos
while Darkervillo was rebuill,
Tho gold voln. dwindled grinds
wally and Barkerville waned with
It, but a small nuclous of miners
continued to lve there, panning
enough gold to keep thom ally,

eocccasocevorvdsaconareceeresees

WEATHER

PO OPOTEEEET ORTOP LOEEEEOEOTNES.

FOUNOAST

North Coast Reglon--Raln and
virlable cloudiness with a fow
dhowers tonight and Sunday,
Vite change In temperature,
“finds southerly 85 ccenslonally
renehtnig 46 In expored avons dee
er uslig to Hight by evening, Low
tonight und high Sunday at
Bandapl and Prince Rupert 35
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Political

Chairman: Andy: Smith,

IWA clidn't san how: the.

to brine It hofore the. nie} eli
Canadian. labor’ congresses,)"!"".
“A - considerable: amount:
spadework should he done,
sald Smith, .. i

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VICTORIA , - Hon ‘Soelut oa
Cre¢ilt’ government was told IA, fon.
tho legislature Friday tt should) 3.) +".
“sol an example of thrift forthe; I, po
people of B.C." and nob, spend; Pond
all of its rover, : . a

P, A. Gibbs (Lib Oale: Buy) oes
wld — $20,000,000. ought. to. che”
taken from, the $60,000,000 Gp:
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lar budget brought dow by:

 

“conlelbuliing to Infletion,” auld
Mr, Gibbs, a-churtered necowbe
anh Es

The Theral member was. the

 

Iiird spenker fn the new budget
apeceh debate and: was followed
by Trade Minister Ghotwynd.whos ©
reported an the province's gr qu
Industrial expansion In. 1085,

"An onthrely now orn of ‘sty, oy
cess mn prosperity Was etarbady" Me A
he sald, :

Sree er cmmeoneniemesen Menem ysorepnen sn

Widow Sentenced:

VANCOUVER () Mya, ; Mitps:
rleb Mulealn, 45, gonvletad hy tit).
aeslzo cotrt jaey January Woon 3
nh ommunslaughter charge Me the, e
stabbing donth at her husband, oa
ways sentenced Mriday to ul yours: ao
tmprisonments es

She had beon charged wih |
murder, following the tlidiig: nt:
thw body of her husband, THING, -
int tho basoment of tholr home. :
hore lngt Octobor,’ Ho lad bev.
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Mrs, Maleotn'y: counsel ante ae
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