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Published at Canada's Most Strategic Pcie Port — And Key to the Great Northwest

VOL. XLV, No, £2,

 

 

Kefauver

Captures

Primary
Nixon Receives

“Write-In" Vote

MANCHESTER, N.H.
(AP)—Senator Restos Ke-
fauyer’s clear-cut victory
in Tuesday's New Hamp.
shire primary has put new
punch and power into his
drive for the Democratic
presidential nomination—
but the election's veal sur-
prise was Vice+ President
Richard Nixon,

PRINCE RUPERT, BC., Wwabsespay, “MARCH 14, 1956,

PRICE FIVE CENTS

PROVENCEAL roma,

- ‘rotor, B, c. | eo -

 

 

 

Irked Bri fons Soo thed |
By US. Amba

LONDON (CP) —

 

American ambassador Win-

throp Aldrich called at the foreign office today as a
|sharpening Anglo-American: conflict arose over Bri-
tain’s policy in Cyprus,

‘Aldrich conferred with - State’ Bhortiy aflerwacds, the foreign

, the viec-presidential preference

“Nixon received a. lowering
“write-in” vote of 19,4967 from
260 of the state's 297 preclnets in

poll.
The figure is all the more as-

 

Minister Anthony Nutting ab the
Britlsh. officials request. Dip-
iomaitc quarters said . Nutting
wanted to express Britain's con-
cert over the American. expres- |
sion of syrapathy ty the Greek

office ‘Spokesman told & press
conference, that Britain had “no
eriticism to make’ of the. Un-
‘ted : | States state depariment’s
stand in the dispute. The spokes-
man added that a slatement Js-

 

 

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tontshing In ght of the fact that
Nixon's name’ waa pot on the
ballot, he did no campatgning in
Sew Hainpshire, and no orgaul-
ed effort was inade on his be-

halt.

* It appeared to be the result of
a spontaneous burst of ‘public
senthnent for the much-diseuss-
ed vice-president,
GETS ALL LIGHT VOTES

In the presidential balloting
ew Hampshire:

1, Gave Kefauver
oeralle delegates,
convention votes.

all 12 Dem-
and thelr elght
The Teones-

fev senator crushed a slate faye!

Oring Adlal EL Stevenson, who
did not persunaliy campalgn in

 

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HAT ‘DRY; PERT WET — “Bleatior and Lucille: Waine wade
through deep waters in the west end of ‘Toronto. during the
worst flouds sinee Hurrjeane Hazel 17 months ago. A number of
houses In tne district bad water fuur to seven feet deep in the

basements. —

Ex-District Teachers

(CP Photo)

 

 

i

District 62 teachers are going to have the oppor-,
tunity of enswering a quiz on what they think of;

 

this primary, and was not on the
ballot,

Kefauver'’s preferential vote
wis 16,604 in 260 of 207 precincts.
Stevenson had a total write-in of |
3,419,

2. As expected,
Republican delegates who are
backers, of President Eisenhower.

Jo addition, the state wave the
president a vove or 16,487.in 260,
of 207 precinets in the prefer.
ential section of the ballut.
was Unopposed there.

Though New Hampshire is
traditionally = Republlean, this:
was the opening round between:
Kefauver and Stevenson, and

both now are looking to the Mine!
vesola primary next week as a

mure dechsive teal of strength.
Slevensov ws offieially entered tn
tiut contest and, like Kefauver,

has been campaigning in Mine

nesot a

Liberal Majorit
Tory Parity Pri

OTTAWA O =. An opposition
preposal for farm parity prices,
Hiking the returns on agrieul-
tural produety to prives of othey
eonmoditics, has been refected
uy the Commons,

BC. Indians
Declare War

On Tax Men

VANCOUVER dh OF Rens obj
the Native Brotherhood of BG.
repreapding mare Than 000
Pritish Cotumbin Undians, ate
noyneed ‘Theaday ey wlll ina ke
wir ou (he federm) Gea depart
went

“Taek statement Followed a re
port drome Ofbawa nit Te" Th
tins wall Tone Thebie case ba tue
i upreme Count they fest thelr

"at I" ree tind WEAOUE pep erengy
(ate ee een.

hey said Olhawa fax of lelits
ite Fhe comment iter Paaees
Vodit, a Phalrernin, won a dls
Hit deve ab a eharge of fad)
Wie fe dike ee Tene Cus seburn.

“One braves omeu't
wad Ge Wats. ember of
{he Brothertood lerlsl ve cate
Withee

ged abu Hine Tix men

HC reeesoaiy Tyersal Tita (ie ex
hegre COTE,

We hn Che bw Of
romans ae everyone iil
Ieopee bas recumy,” wild
WAT n ae, Dh Pani Yay”

We qi ward OF The payer

monk and San eee fore us |

pay dealin bien, .
Tabert  CUEOn,

president
ba eee oaltadltok Me,

cttan for oun

this WHHL dead) to Chonsads |
or ie. Tid inisy nol Meg recs

tile eu) be silt

it elected 14}

Het

aleep,” |

Mn

Hratherhood | Tigh Hun ty the northern part
vatih Ue dleatssatl of begiintne this afternoon,

‘ Point ebipe doo lemperctire,

Harmates a very clndurtnoalnis pos Hehe today, somthwest 1a fomors cid Teneo Bennett,

Prince Kupert, , how they find their work and W what!

jthey: think of ¢ the weather, fos sees
These are just some of the!

{ >
Vent-feacher. association ques (44st four years, the committee:

Hionalre, forniulated by a elty. Polnted oubthat the large turn-,
PTAs! “leacher-turnover com- | 0?e? ‘1s becoming a major pre
{ mittee” formed reeently to find! lem.

7 eu why. so’ nang members uth
ithe (eaching profession only | ter stated, adding that “edntin-:
titay tn the elty for a short ¢inse.; ulty ls broken, and the applica-:
IPAR AND NEAR ‘ton of good teaching methods
' The questionaire to be sent to. ls jeopardized ag a result of the:
tleachers whe have already deft: “high turhuvert of teachers,"

Is also going to be given 10: HEN LEFT JOBS

‘teachers who have stayed in: ar
. v we
town after icy left their tench- |, In the questionaire former
He jobs teachers Will be asked thelr mar-
Fay a oo ital slatus, when they taught,
AU a J {vestlons ie here and when they left thelr;
drawn up dash Thursday ato a: jobs,

meeting of (he committee on
Section | oof the que: sonalre

‘which two members: from every,
parent-teacher association In. #8ks the teachers’ comments on

the city | were _tepresented,

ebave conrlbuted to your decision
eto Jeave’v and eheck the answer

An esttmated 100 nersons were: ment, and three other Greek Or-
y efeats a ane corres concerns ‘arrested after the shouting to-.thodex —ehurehmen — arrived
(heir leaving,

After cach of the 12 questions, :

government Tuesday over
vyprus problem.

wo bursts of automatic gunfire!
Tn a letter to all teachers who: which rattle?’ through a iain; yig,
questions to be asked in a pars: have left their posts here in the istreet of the capital as Cyprus: ‘agimembers of the House of Com+

“Byeryon@ I al fockvats the lors Greek, cwarter. Tb. will romain,

‘Archbishop
Teading churchman and leader

marks.
.of the Enosis movement to unite rally Herald says the envoy's{co-adjutor archbishop of Van-

security forces kuled since Cy-

ed a terror campaign a year ago!
sthe factors that “we felt mlghtitn suport of the Enosls de-
jmands,

sued-in Washington late Tuesday
night: “superceded the expression
tof sympathy and concern” made
— | Tiesday by U.S. Ambassador Ca-

UK. Sergeant Tea ona eo
18th Fatality

‘After Aldrich’s hour-long con-
From Violence

ference this. morning some: Bri-
NICOSIA uy —

the

tish officials sald privately that
they had been given tie unpres-.
sidu. that Cannon had~ over-
stepved his Instructions from
Washington. Prime Minister
Eden's government originally had
Pro-Greck ter- concluded that the U.S. had

 

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To Get PTA Questionaire ‘oles shot und killed a Brhish | aropped its hands-off altitude !

police sergeant and wounded 2! ang decided to side wilh Grecee.!

‘Uypriot policeman in the heg art! But urgent discussions bad es-
‘OL

this British Mediterranean | i tdbilshed that this intexprota- |
island canital today. | ten. was a misconception.

A Greek civilian bystander | .
iWas wounded shigntly by the } 1B

   

ritain, and’ aroused °
‘newspaper comment against the

continued in the grin of a gene-;
‘ral strike for the fourth day-

‘A curfew
after ‘the

mons assembled for today’s de>

i bate on the strategic. Mediter-
was imposed shor tly jranean island,

‘shooting on ‘Nicosia’s} -

 

 
  
 

effect until’ further notice, e- Opposlon, s

The spontaneous — strike

‘protesting Britain's deportation lapse of negotiations -in Cyprus

dast. weekend of Greck Orthodox ; and the deportation of Gree

Makarios, Cyprus’
, . found fresh fuel in Cannon's re

The Labor newspape
the island with Greece.
ISTH BRITON KILLED

The serreant was the rath
wnember of British military and

istatement was fully justiffed,

‘British-held Sevehelles group, a

Iriots of Greek descent launch-

day, aboard a British warship.

Cannon's statement . shocked |
furious wer, March 7, tonight. will

js sure the government for the col-; ' tholic ‘provindlals and’ priest:

The exiled archbishop landed
today on a remote island tn the

-most 3,000 miles off the cast
‘coast of Africa, as violence con-
tinued on Cyprus over his ouster,
‘The archbishop, leader of the is-
‘land's union-with-Qreeee move-

 

  

  

 

BIS SHOP FERGUS ooRADY tf

instalation
For hp
Tonight

Most Rew F ergus
'O’Grady, OMI, conseerat-
ed as titular bishop of An-|
ideda and vicar apostolic of:
| Prince Rupert in Vancou-!

 

 

The resentment woounted be installed in the; ‘Chur ch

 

of: the. Annunciation, :.

   

| hear -administrator. Rey...
acDonald,. OMI,. read a

 

ki thony M

‘Orthodox Archbishop Makarios,} bull from Pope: Pius, XU -ap-}

-; pointing him to his new post,
r| Most Rey. Martin M. Johnson,

couver,* will preside, at the In-
stallation, and. will, near the
conclusion: of the service, lead
}; Bishop O'Grady to the throne
and present bim with his symbol
of office..

Pontifical mass will be cele-
brated after which . Most Rev,
James Hill, bishop of Victorla
wil) give a sermon,

Bishop O'Orady will then ad-
Gress the congregation,
| Tomorrow at | p.m, a recep.

 

teachers ure asked ty cheek as’
hoowhat extent caeb faetor tne |
fueneed thei deelslan fa leave, |
as to whether il was a major ore
minor reason or whether it had
ny effect on thelr quitting their!

posts here,

The questions ta be answered
are as follows:

Hh As to the aelial position |
sell, were vou happy? genere|
ally satiated ar definitely dip:
Tvalsf}od) |
Hy Did von feel he work wis!

1
\

ice Proposal

(Phe Liberal tiejoriiy vated
solidly ‘Tuesday onlebt against.
The partie move after Agrieul-
flure Minleter Gardiner said that
‘aystem Of price suaport, un
sitfshietupy in the United States,
woutd be unsound tn Canada,
A Provressive — Conservatlye
nolfen weedy partly order leis.
lation Chis oesolon wie defeated |
WG to PS afher a two-day debate. t
Vovetorf Mf te St niinuteys ear fienvy? reasonable? ar ight?
Her turned down an COP amend. Sh Did you Ihave enough free.
ment stallug the plan shawld | line from your work) Was it
censure farmers a fade share ep adequate) or bol enough?
Abe national dieonre, mec Did you feel the people of
"BEDGET. NEVE. WEER © he eomminily (i) HpPprech led ,
The anabiens, Leehnieudiy wanes (Sur efforts? Eb were eosoperits
laferontigenwe Haves. were bak [Eves
ad bye all three apposttien pare (1 Did you feed the status af
fle, and tee Ouebes independ. | SOur professiany dn the: ¢ con
ents. Paul Gaenon, Chivoytnal. ay Wie Dhahtverespeeted? rent
and Raoul Poulin, Meaeur, Gas- json respected? ap not pes

‘ vf
kutehewon independent Hoss | spected:
m mthehey, CN (ane 0 tte oy aike | (( Did Voy think yay soley

Centre) vated ily tlie pays i ao Dh adequate? ap lew?
Th Was hen ‘Ing yecommada
| John Dielenbaker ope Hon gntistaetoey? ar wisi iste
Prine Albert, who potaarey | fone
bis party'y motion Monday. dee Dub you Unde the reeren
cenibed partly aplees as tyne Hon yeu wanted
whlef give fori pradnet the 2 DM yeu feel The weather
sae purel Ing power Chee had de! bob toa bid on the wholes
Inca oehosen base pertod hen, SH) (Mes ransequence? or une
(viny velees te sel Mog Wege pp “hearatile?
raided ae HW good halonee, HN Wiis The peographical tae

t

ernie

 

Wesley the parity debate SH Uen oF Privee Rupert a major
the Commons ‘Tuesday gity  freblenvh a intnar problen or of
‘ ‘ . ‘we yee
Hatven something else Co think Be eoneeienery
Fahouts Pinner Minister Mare Hr Shite persona) feasuns

for Tenvdag HE sai wish,

QO Cer reasons.

Members from elly UTATS on
(he eopunlttee were: Mrs, dames
Pinter ane Mie. We AL Gordan,
Borden Street sehool PITAL Mes, |
and GO. OR Green and Mis, Gi, Ty!
Wordslde, Sine Rdwardl sehool
PTA: Marcel Ghaurdet and Rone
Little ald Small, Compad Street seheot |
Winds PTA; and Mrs. dol Denulig
Hooth Mee

ris ineunerd he will nresent
His wom baeged nest Pues
vty eventing,

WEATHER

choy Garde y
With delermiltent

Muddy
PT iataday

Haw, Low fonlght and high merkal sebool MTA,

hursday at Port Therdy, Sande Chlrman ds Mya, Al n Bell,
splt and Prince Rupert, so and: representing the Patent-Teneher
ld, Cound,

 

 

CROCUS, SNOWDROP EVIDENCE
“SPRING NOT TOO FAR DISTANT

Anyone who has doubts that sprlitg ts still a long way
awiy enn dispell them,

A erocus In bloont and a snowdrap were brought Inte the
Daily News editorlul offlee today, the discoveries of Marie
Pheardown, O-yearotd daughtoy ul Mr and Mrs, A. AL Sheate
dawn, HANG Ambrose Aveute,

Murie found the flowers eloar of the snow and elose (a
Lhe southwest side of the Sheardown home, She pleked the
wo froma falrty large group growin there and presented
them to her parents as concrete evidence that Spring cannot
be lou far away,

 

SC ee ee ee core ree sev ence nerve aise rae si tepeneaitel

Goon SUIEPHERD —~ Plodding I belly-deep snow, four sheep

Leadscamon WOON NE eae ree. oot on

ave led by thelr shepherd down a mountainside at ira, Tey.

The shepherd ded (hem many tilles Cawind (he const dn seareb
of food after (hele hilly pastures were turned Inte white deserts,

tlan and dinner will be ‘held
eb Anninelation Church ball
to honor Bishop O'Grady. Wel-
coming the new prelate will be
civic officials, church dignitaries
and representatives of city or:
ganizations. Canon Basil 8.
Prockter, rector of St. Andrew's
Anglican Cathedral will attend
as i representallve of the Rt,
Rev, Horace G. Watts, Bishop of
Caledonia,

Priests from all over Canady
and also Alaska are attending
(he justallation orttes whieh
stark at 7 pam,

Olher prelates attending be»
aides Bishops Johuson and Hl
are Mast Rey, Jean Coudert, OMT,
of Whitehorse, Yukon Territory
and Most Rey. Dermot OF lan.
nagan, bishop of Juneau, Alaska,

Tue tluded dn other elergy whe
will witness the dnstallation of
Rishap O'Crody ares Very Rev, Wh.
KK, Poupore, OME provincial of
ISL Petor's province, the English
ispeaking Oblates of Canada;
Very Rey. Poul Plehe, OMI,
Preneh provinedal (rom St. Bond.
(ace, Mat; Very Rey, Shinley
|Washowiee! Rov J.T Carrol,
OML Prince Cearge; Rev G.
I Cionaughun, Prinee Geurge: Rev,
Thomas Bbell, OMI, Mefrtde:
few dh dunghtith, OME, Port Gh.
Jobing Rew Tl MaeNamirn, OMI,
Worl Ht, Johny Reva V. O'ReU Ty,
ae Vanderbaotl,

Rey, Bdward Green, OMI, hee
Jue seheglt Rev, Norman Rae
eelie, OME, Burns take; Rey,
Jinnes Pughan, OMI, Pellsway
Rey, doh Citlaly, OME bith
rss Rev, Joseph Bugies, OMT,
Hugelton; Tey, 1 Ma beltuy,
OMI, ‘Terrare; lov. Lawrence
urgean, ‘Toreneey Rev, Wd,
Quintin, OME Al, Auguathies,
Vaneouver: Rey, Kaylan 8like
OMI, Fort St James; Rey, dimes
Mann, Oeent Mallss Rev, Jiumnes
Tracey, OME,

Loent priests from the Chureh
of the Anpuneladun ab the tn
stallation willbe Rey, O, Py Moe
hin, OME Rev, Henry Tunney,

 

 

OMI: Rev, doseph MeMuhon,
OMI] and Urother Michnel
 Sinatleonly,

. a \ ag at is

  

‘the: northwest, “who.

 

Bishop O'Grady, former “pro- ;
vinclal of the English. “speaking

&- WU. Secretary: Homer. 5 vens, ‘by ,
B representatives’ of fishing unions |

and “vessel”: owners

‘ing: here. Tuesday,” vee
“He. said the: inion: hhadisas

fora raeeting Monday-¥

halibut ‘exche ng

the: dealers :

 

"| Inously opposed: to. any form”
| collective. bargaining’ and‘ min!
‘hm "price agreement,

: Stevens’. sald: a. joint: union=|
owners conwittee. agreed: strike
action’was “the only answer." *

The. Joint ‘conference: ds’ “con:

tinuing ta a session: with Prince |*

Rupert Fishermen's Co-operative
in, the ¢ event, of a strike. Biles

 

 

Vandals, Fr 0:
abt Kitimat

 

  

won company : official’
bungalows,

Housing. Corporation, and: muni:

oceupancy because, of smashed .
doors, broken ‘windows ;
missing: plumbing ‘fixtures,

“More - than 50. tollets ’ “have
becn stolen and the same num-
ber of windows have, been. bro-
ken,” the spokesman: said.”

Frost-has caused cracks: tn
walls where. the pre-fabricated
units have been joined.

Frost depth In the area aver-
aged three feet and foundations
of the bungalows baye lowered :
il-suMe cases.

Municipal counel) has met in

which: had = -been -
passed, by. Central Mortgage #¢\Labo

cipal Inspectors, are. unfit. ‘for.

“and |.

Deadline Nea

education,’ bel “spon=
gored by: :the’ Prince:
Tr rades : and: Labor Cow
have their. applicatlo :
TLC secretary J,'8, Furness
Nd later ‘than tomorrow, "
‘arnounoed yestorday. :- A
Course will bo held tui Bale
urday pnd Sunday from 9am,

until 5:30 panvat the! Civic: Ce-:

  

ire Common lounge,
Delegates from both Canadiaa:
Congress. of. Labor: add the.

rades and: Labor. Congress’ afs =. one

 

ae

Tho elty will conalder. Intros
ducing a system of part-time
firemen as an auxiilary lo the
Prince Rupert Fire Department
for relieving during the annual
vacatlon perlod,

Iden was approved Monday
nleht over the objections of two
aldermen,

System was opposed by Ald,
Petor J, Lestey who sald that in
his dplnion —auxilarles were
“wastoful, inefficlent ond dane
gerous" compared to professlonal
fre departments,

Ald, Lester suggested — tint
such a plan to substitute pars
tlally-pald men ag replacements
for men worklug wth a union
agreement would be “Wogal’! oy
would neeessilate paylug te
duxillurles the same rate as the
pald men they replaced,

Mayor Ceorge 1. HIN suld
that: Where was mued to fud oth

Auxi liary Firemen: Plan
To Be Studied by. City

committee to study the ia {iliates are eligible to. send. i:

ra

“iit

 

about the, system and stdgested
that adopting the “Iden"-of. the:
proposul was authority: lh
to continue an Iinvestlgatlolt
Into its feasibility. 0 4
Ald, T, Norton Youngs: sild

commiltan in. considering ‘ithe
proposal. had felt that adoption
of such a plan would echable
flremon to take thelr ‘bollddys
during the botter weather and
at the samo thine, save the dity
considerable money, He ‘suggest
ed the auxiitaries be used, fot
ight duty,

Inato yoled against a motlo
adopt Lio whites — com Wn
report containing the recom:
niendatlon, whieh auks tat All
pertinent Information ba obe
talned hy Mire Chief B, Wr
Booker ad - Clerks Comptroller
R. We Lone, . tea

 

 

ROA, (M),
production of “IIMS Plnnfore!
agin tonight,

heton lnst mtght from 30
Second Avenue and Becond Bt

Searelllght erow will aga
Wight from TIO pa,

 

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GUNNERS USE SEARCHLIGHT
TO AID HIGH SCHOOL OPERET A

Members of the (20th Weat Const Uarpur Defence ‘troop,
Jont thelr ald to the Booth Memorial High Behool -

" Inal night ancl plan to do 80

The unil'y soareblight, manned by olght monibers of tino. :
troop under te command of Lt, Fred Roleh was pub tate -

to OO pan. ab the comer of.
rool, Passersby avuractedl by the

roarelilight'y bem wore greated by groups of children Uiatele :
bublug handbills ndvertalug the oporetin,

In bo on duty for an hour: toe

Boo story of "Pinufore” proview on Pago, 5 wt

that the majoriby of te uttlitles

Ald, Lester and Ald, 8, J, Don

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