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Hazelton —
Woman Dies:
After Crash
-City Man Hurt
“In Collision

‘Mas. William Lehuray
of Hazelton died in Wrineh
Memorial Hospital, Hazel-
ton, early yesterday morn-
ing as a result of injuries
received Sunday afternoon
in a two-car collision four
miles west of Skeena

here today,

William Lehuray ty In hospital

at Hazelton suffering from a
broken left Je.
Driver of the other car. Rd-
yard Ftouzeau, 36, of 1269 Park
avenue, service manager for the
Prince Rupert branch of Finning
Tractor Lid,, is in Prince Rupert
General Hospital with'a broken
Jaw. a4 . .

“He was: taken to hospital in
Hazelton and released — after
treatment and admitled to hos-
pital here Tuesday,

_A passenger in Rougeau's car,
Anthony Cosco, an employee of
the same company, escaped with
bruises to the head,

RCMP report the car driven vy
Mr, Lehuray was proceeding east

toward Hazelton when the collts-
ion occurred at the crest of a
hillon a straight stretch of High-
way 16. Cause of the accident fs
being investigated by the Hazel-
ton detachment of the RCMP.
Report of a coroner's Inquest
into Mrs. Lehuray's dealh held
yesterday under Coroner C. H.
Drake of Hazelton has not been
made available yel to the RCMP |
in Prince Rupert.

Ross Opens:
Convention |

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PRINCE GEORGE—With 150
délegates and visitors _ from
Alaska, the Yukon, Victoria and
northern and. central BC. in,
attendance, (he annual conven: -
tion of the Associated Boards |
of Trade got under way this;
afternoon after opening remarks |
hy vreug-Goverpur Krank R, Ross, |

The resolutions commiltee met

this morning to line up sublcets |

to ne disciisoed by the assembly.

Business of the convention will:
be. concluded tomorrow afters |
noan, It will be followed by ® | thelr

 

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exercises. for students pa-sing:
school. will be eartencd by

the step taken by a school in the United States, Above, young

scholar Josoph Quattrara, 5, In
faction. on graduating from St,
York, The high sign is hls way
made it okay. ‘

cap and gown, expresses satls-
Dominic's Kindergarten in New
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Far North MPs Demand

OTTAWA (CP)—The

New Deal For Indians

Far North’s two represen-

tatives in the Commons have demanded a new deal for

their Indians.

Mervyn A. Hardie of the North
west Territories and James Au-
prey Simmons ‘of the Yukon,
both - Liberals, have mace

lelear that they think there are

shortcomings in government ad-
ministration of Indian affairs in
the North. ce
“Mr, Hardie sald~Jndian agents:
provide’ relictto'-destitule Ind-

jans which “isn't worth the pow- | conditions instead of infthng per Liberal support in a 1953 by-clec-

jer to blow it to Hades.” In-;Sons with Ph, D. univers Y Ue ee SEAT IN DOU ve
' * wt ’ ; ' © - on EA IN D r te

stend, the government should |grces'"who wouldn't know a rab- {ONE SEAT OURT ve |

provide jobs.

“These people are Interested In:
working and making a living if}
they are provided with tha'work.
There js no work in that part
of the country.”

jp (er

jans in Mquor laws, Treating
whem differeauy trom whites’ re-
sulted in a market for bootlegg-

ers. -

“Let's deal with them as adults,
not children.” ©
Mr. Hardie also had o -word

bos

Even if the Indian agen! knew
the difference, he was too tled
up with paner work to go out-

 

 

 

FOUR FOR 4,500

Mr. Hardie said there is a!
game warden staff of 23 per-;
sons (0 look after wildlife In tre |
Northwest. Territories, but only;

four Indian agents to look after: number of

4,500 Indians.

Mr. Simmons said more edu-
cation and vocational training
is needed to raise Indians fram
status as govgrmmient

banquet. at which Howard Mil- | wards,

hell of Vancouver will be guest |

speaker,
Attonding the convention fron

1
"pass the buck,
rishould work among

Some Indian agents tended Lo
" Tnstend, they
the Indlans

Prince Rupert are local chamber ito provide personal supervision,

president art Gordon,
S{uarb, Kenneth Robertson, F.
W. Brown, Hugo Kraupner and
J, I. Magor.

Orme |
ito diserlnination agalnsl Ind-

Mr. Simmons called for an end

oct vaweeencnee

 

Smash-Grab
Thieves Hit
Terrace Store

RCMP tin Terrace are Invest
galing asmuishenad gra) raid on
a. jewelry store ab the Interior
hown ently Us morning.
Police In Prince Rupert roport-
ed the thief or thieves used a
rock wranped Ina handkerehtet
to smash the front window of
Miller's Jewellers about 3 in,
today,

Missing are about Wo men's
and women's wilehes, Pollen
were still determining the value
af the missing merchandise with
Abraham Hart, store manager
{iis morning.

| gree geen Se REISS HerTeure mamenT BARE HERES Te

Legion Meeting
Set For Saturday

Members of Canadian Leyton
Braneh 27 will assemble ab the
peglon auditoriin Siadurday vt
Hoya to meot the Zane Come
mandor Hyd, Craker of Houston,
who wil be paying a vial, bo
fo elty, Mr, Graker will be min
spener ut the meeting to which
delogntes from Bmithers, Queen
Charlotte Islands, Kitab and
meernce lve beon Invited, Also
attending Will he sceretary of
provinctal rommind TD, Ane
denon of Vancouver and Oi
Harrison, seerotary of the Ter-
race Leglon bined,

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/B,C, NEWS ROUNDUP
|

1956 Sockeye Catch Seen,

Less Than H

\

‘of the International Pe

' mission, says the total 1956 ci

+, will be less than half
Mr. Royal estimates his year's

totnd of 244,000) cases, In 1054
Khe dota) was 80,030, | experts
blame the over-abundanee uf
vont (hat has been sting RCrOss
rivers and channelways. in the
list fow years for the shortage.

eye en eae

VANCOUVER (Angus Mac.
donald, whe wishes Lo ga back bo
ihe Vancouver police force to
find those responsible for blow:
Tay up his cir early Tuesday, wits
told Wednesday his request ti be
ing considered.

Mnedonald resigned from the
foree week ago bub asked pers
nvaslon lo withdraw hh res
nablon,

Chief constable George Archer
told him to put his application ty

wrillng and promised to give It

consideration,

VICTORIA (eee ROMTE here
Hove told the H.C, and Yaken
chamber of mines that hend-

 

 

quartors ab Otlawa [x “exploring
tho possibility” of amending the
erliniaal coos so. that revelyer

Douglas

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about Indian agents, The gov-)
ernment should  choosg,, agents
from ‘persons “who ‘Siew toeal:

bit track from a-‘snowshoe track.” :

 
   

 

PRINCE, RUPERT, B.C, THURSDAY, JUNE 21,19

Majority
Reduced

By JIM PEACOCK |
Canadian Press Staff Writer

REGINA’ (CP) — The
CCH party of Premier. T.
iC. (Tommy): Douglas, .its|
‘majority redticed . from
1952 and its popular vote
cut to its lowest point since
it was first elected in 1944,
today starts its. fourth-
straight term as Canada’s;
only Socialist government. |

‘Premier Douglas.-and all but
one of his cabinet ministers were
returned in: Wednesday's. gener-
al-election balloting. But the:
CCF’s majority was cut by a pos- |
sibte seven from 1952, 0.7.

The election, a full-scale three-.
|cornered fight forthe first time:
[since 1938, also saw: oo
| The Social Credit elect-its first

jrepresentation to the legislature.

 

 

 

 

‘in 18 years, taking three seats

i from the Liberals.

‘MAY BEUPSETS" 7
The Liberals take several seats
‘from the CCF in. voting so close
, that an upset could occur in any.
‘of.a dozen seats. when absentee
| and declared ballots and advance
| polls.are counted in two weeks.
| The, Progressive .Conservatives

close the lone. seat they won with

With one seat still in doubt;
n counting ended carly to-|
nd- ;

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gt

iwhe
‘day, the Canadian Presg*sta
‘Ing, compared with 1952"was:

 

side and look, cor 1956 1950
WOULD INCREASE FUND ‘liberals. sf!

Their comments were made as "Social Credit 3 _-|
the Commons debated a reaalu- | Deferred ty ae
tion preliminary to introduction IDoubtful oc ee ee 1 |

a Geermeeat DHL to amend | TOTAL 53 !
the Indian Act, It would make 4) The doubtful scat is Turtle- |

administrative chang-
es and increase from $650,000 to
$1,000,000 the amount In the re-
‘volving fund for loans to Ind-
‘dans.

Citizenship Minister Pickers-

makes It d
vet loans through usual chan-

nels. The fund provided money
gel aj slowed'sotling up of election ma- ‘39,
fish- ,chinery,

to Indians wanting to
start in farming, forestry,
ing, handicra

alf of 1954

itch of sockeye
the 1964 cateh,

iin ee ee Se a are
{
i

aloulsts,
See carter story on Page 2

VANCOUVER (Prem MNS, Wather
ihe Pung, ae

wey
Wednesday of the armed robbery
of $20,000 from a branch of the
Canadian Bank of Commerce
here Oet, 20,

Jndge Ray Sargent told the
mathor of two children he could
not neeept her story that she
was foreed ta drive the getaway
gay by two masked BUN who
jiumped Into the ear while: she
was parked neat the bank, she
will be sentencod Tuesday,

No Halibut Sales
On Exchange

There werd no sales repartad
on the Pelnee Rupert Malthut
Exchange (hig morning, nor
delivertey to the Prine tupert
Fishermen's CasOneratlye Swe
soclutlon,

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ns ee

gill said the status of Tudlaas
ifficull for them tojheld by the Liber

ft work and so on,

“""BARLY DEAD
entely will about equal jast years “permite ean be {ssued to praspece |

‘tors, mining engineers and gee

was found gullly

‘ford, in west-central Saskaiche- |
‘wan, where the Liberal candi. |
i date, Franklin Foley, had a nine- |
vvote margin over RH. Woolf, :

 

   
  
  

     

  

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Socreds Cut
Into CCF,

REGINA ~—Soctal Credit,

i atchewan, bit deeply-into CCF and Liberal sha
voie In Wednesday's general election.’ ~ iene

Social Credit ‘ calylidates —
three were electes| == captured

33/21 ner cent of the. vote compared
with four per cent-in the 1952
‘election and efght.;per cent in

de, wy
The CCF, which won re-clec-
tion with a reduced strength of

‘CCF member of the last House. 35 members, received 45 per cent

Four polls were still to come.

In far- northern Athabaska, |
als in the last!

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‘House, voting was deferred until |
lJuly 4 because a late breakup |

‘CUTS POPULAR VOTE
| Sorial Credit's first all-out ld |
‘for power in Saskatchewan ale
into both the CCF and Liberal
popular votes. With about 85
per cent of the polls accounted

fron

‘share dropped to 3) per cent from
39 ny 1082,

Social Credit, with 52 candl-

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VANCOUVER (CP)—Lloyd A, Royal, a director: dates running for Uae 52 seals ab,
ieifie Salmon Kisheries Com-
salmon in w

istake Wednesday, polled 21 per
‘eet of the total vote, compared!

isuecessfully ran 24 candidates in
1982,

Marly returns gave the load to
Whe CCF candidates and 8 min-
ules after the polls closed The
Canadian Press sold return of
the government was indleated.
At the sume tine, te heavy vote
for Suctal Credit was evident.

Volurs went to the polls in
shirtsleeve weather, with tem.
pernhures In the M-degreo range
in tho south and around 80 In
the north, A record 616,000 per.
sons were ollable to east ballots
and some offlelals sald thoy be-
Hoved nonrly 48 per cent lured
ont at the polls.

WATE FOU PIGUIRES

Tn 1082, n record (dd per:
sonst20 per cont of the 605,007
Nealble--turned out, but the 1066
figures won't be avaliable of-
Helally for nat lonst two weeks wnd
posalbly longer heenuse of ihe
Jato vollng date in Athabnakn,

The only member of the Doug-
Ins eablivet defeated was Pro-
vine) Secretary a, We Burton,
beaten by a woman tn what was

wep CaRHEREEE® Ore

(Continued on page 7)

 

(of the

ior loday, the CCF's popular (Li
vole share was cut to 44 per cent {SC
54 per cent In 1952 and 48) PC...
iper cent In 1048, The Liberal's|Olhers 4,114

vote compared with 54
four years avo, The Liberals, whe
elected two more members than
in 1959, saw thelr share of the
vate shrink to 3L per cent from

With 91 per cent of (he prov-
Ince’s 2,073 polls reported, the
vote was as follows, compared
with the vote In the last clec-
thon (percentages bracketed):

956 195%
CCF ., 201.489 (45) 200,557 (51)
fly, «130,825 (31). 200,463 159)
90429 (21) 21,002 ¢ 1
8,708 (2) 12,177 (2)
‘ny 2,769 01)

emeepereronny

535,062

ever ener

Totals 450,505

Thee figures, however, do nat
of voters bul
Tn the
province's three multiemember
ith four per cont when It wn! constituoneles, a voter can mark
ng many candidates

pepe seceemane 9 Het POLED ER OE TOR,

indicate number
number of votes cast.

his ballot for

City Socreds
Re-Elect McAra
As President

pert Boe
Clylc Contr

sociation for Whe coming year,

Tho new sinte of officers wil
roprosent v mtielous of the Sorin
Credit group to lay the ground

wanizalion, viecpresident Mur
tay stid this moming.

8h ab which a spenkor from pro
vinelal headquarters th Yancou

 

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vor will be quest,

      

Lead A ae ek PE

Preparedness for any conline

goney was the koynote of the
annual meeting of the Prince Ru-
inl Credit League vt the
0 Jnsh night ab which
W, D, MeAra was wnaninously
reburned as president of tho as.

W, HT, Murray was cloctod yleoe
president; G, M, Carlson secre
Wary and D, L, Jonson treasurer,

work for oxpansion of the ars

Ho added (hat the executive
will moot in Who near future and
will report to the next meethng
of the Social Credit league duly

reat Northwes

IVE

Deep

in its strongest ‘run yet in’ Sask-
res of the popular

       

Copyright;1958,
adian, Press:

parks supervisor

paired,

1! Polleo sn

ring of a cat

 

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‘as there “are” mem
constituency, ©):

 

Halverson as woll ng br
Mr, Halvorson'a glasses, ‘Tho
nccsed was: ordered to nko
arrangements to pry for dams

 

 

 

Swim Class
Applications ~~

In Paper Today
All applications for’. Parks
Board swimming classes must be ;

in the hands of Gyro pool super-
visors by June 30, Rusty. Thain

said today... -

The ayplications for children
wishing to. learn to swim will
be published on. the. classified
page of The Dally N
noxt week, They are
In and glven to: supervisors ab
the pool, When classes get we
dey way In July children of all
ages will be taught by parks
board supervisors,

Miss “Thain also announced
that the entry. deadline for
children wishing to take part, In
the Elky Flag Day swimming and
diving competitions July 2, has
been extended to June 30, Mow-
‘evor, sho sald, no ontries will be
necepted after that date and no
entries for the swimming and
diving contests will be accopted
pn tho day of the ovents,

City Moto
Pays $59 Fine

Princo Rupert. driver, David
Vospor was fined: $60 and coxts
his morming In pollee. court
when he plendod guilty through
counsol, Willa Ray, to a charge
of boing In control of an nuto
Mobile while his ability was line

+

rist —

Id the accuscdl was
1 found asloop fn his car on Third
Avonue enrly this morning.

Fined $28 and costs on ft
charge of causing wilfil damage
was Willlam. Starr who was
aceusod of \broaking the horn
bolonging to Carl
enklng

lp A RRB CE 8 ates BEG tM

pers’ In his

by ‘The Can:

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backed Independents: Pierre. La-:

93: constituencies.’ The’ Liberals | 5%
nominated. 91.’ candidates and}:

 

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per cent of the popular vote,
ngalnst 46 per. cent polled by Mr.
Lapalme’s Liberals, and ‘one per |
cent by ,the Social. Democratic
party, 6 Bs

The victory was tho: fl{th for
‘Mr, Duplessis sinco 1986 when he
welded his party among the

servative party, a group of Nat-
fonalists and somie:dissident Lib-.
erals, wo oe
NEARING RECORD.’ .
In hig first victory 20 yenrs:
ago this summer, he ousted: the
Liberals who had beon In office
since 180% '
in opposition for: the 1030-44
~war vertod, Mr, Duplessls hounc-

yee

porte in Montreal Laurler “and J cen
Four years “AgO,. the Unlon, alec on and’ has‘ retained 'o.
Nationale recelved an even: 50 since,

remnants of. the Quebec Con: ¢

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Alexandre

ed a-continuntion of; the. pre
‘fer's tradition. of making:
“Jevents in tho:life.of his: gove
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edd back {nto power ly a..1044

Attacked by Li

‘ghootal to,Tho Dally’ Nowa. |

_ §MITHERS--The, recent _ rate
inoronses hy the B,0, Power Cont-
nlasion were attacked hero Tuca-
day by provincial Liberal leader
Arthur bang, ts

"Rural subsaribers aro, bolng
told that Incronsed coysital. covts
for source power call for higher
yatos, but Urexo Ineraaged capital
coxts aro all on Vancowrer Ta
land, not In the northern {tore

or
“Tore will bo short lompors
whon the rural subseribors find
that the biggoxt Industrial: ace
counts on Vancouver Island are
on contract fixed ratos.for 0 20-
year porlod and (hat the lurgost
Huvo 14 yours still to run”
Giving oxamplos of what tho
Incronsos monn to Intorlor aus
tomers, the Liboral london snids
“Tho Kamloops Bentinel hina
announced that Its nronthly pow
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