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- poviet Backed Government
‘Admits Rebels Still Fighting

VIENNA (Reuters)—Hungary’s Soviet- backed
goyernment today admitted that armed Hungarians.
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Speeders Hit.
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id the anti-Russian revolt

Budapest Radio. appealed. ‘to
workers In food industries

the min- }

y

A short time earlier,

‘ister of state in the Communist '
‘government
imade the first admission by any.
“ member of the new regime that

‘formed Sunday, '

the insurgents are still fighting, '
We said:
“yt is the duty of all of us to!
idestroy the ‘already beaten

ers wero lined a total of $360 in armed bands who are siill carry-!
the ‘police court herve for traffic:ing on their evil deeds in some |

oifences, ‘Three of these were;
fined. under the Industrial Act}
covering the regulitions on}
Aluminum Company roads.

For driving without due care
and, aufention Justinus Cornel-|
issen was fihed $75 and costs.

Fined’ for speeding on Alcan’s
road were Charlies Donald Mac-
Kenzie, $50; Rober Reid, $35;
Carl Reinhardt, $60; Alex Leb-
bier, $70; and John Moan, $30. _

Earlier. Zvoninilr Jurisic was
fined $100 and had his licence
suspended for three months for
impaired driving.

‘Two ‘fights resulted in fines
following charges of creating :
disturbance, One fight at the
Hudson's Bay Store found
guilty Raymond Figursky aud
Peter Edward Kormysh and both
were fined $50.

Following a bowling alley dis-
turbance Jacob Block and Gerrs
Pappas were cach found guilly
and .fined $30.

Mrs. Joseph: Alexander: Leslie
was fined..895 for. driving: with-
oul a driver's Jieence.. -

Plants, Shops}
To Close |
| On Monday |

 

VICTORIA (CP) Al
most everyone in. British
Columbia will get a holi-
day Monday except fed-
eral civil servants,

Post offiees and othe
federal hranches will stay
open because the federal
emembr ance Day Holl:
clay’ Act declares the holi-
(lay fov only November 1.
“With November 11 fall:
ingeon a Sunday this yea
the British Columbia joy:
ernment has declared the
Monday following a holie
day and all factories and)
shops must close, !

ederal offices do not
some under provincial!
closing. laws,

mote

Engine Sinks

 

As “CHR Train

Hits Sink Hole

WANCOUVER Qe Gnd
eer enel Nallwovs  Jaeninoative:
thich plunged Into ta Teaser
River Wednesday 38 miles east
af here hit tht river “wheels |
wp" belehed “huge clouds of
stoum ond seal" eye witnagsos
sald, Fireman We AW, Hleks who
Iamiped clear suffered back Ine
juries,

Kishore deh Alassel who
any the plinge sald “the enghlae
was an tty sida and thro men
ward mang fron It lownrds
(he rear of the briek." ,

eThe onalne slid dawn tho
hank dite the water ad sent
oul i My ise cloud of stoma ae it
sunk,

iy seeldont, Whieh alsa saul
four bax ents allcing down the
bunk, cecurred when the traln
alta "sink hole" aansed hy hoavy
wns, ‘The brakeman Ad ots
whiwwr wha fimped with Mr.
Hey were untajured,

'Sovieb tanks had by today ad-

‘merece left the city today

pices,”
Reports reaching Vienne
through Belgrade sald that 30

vanced about: seven miles in al,
armored offensive staried ai
dawn yesterday against a pat-
riot centre in the Gyor area o.
northwest Hungary.

The reports sald that Soviet
troops were conducting house-
lo-house searches in captured
Villages cod executing inhabi-
tants found with arms in thei!
OSSCSSION,

Last night it was reported
chat Soviet planes were drop-
ging ineendlary bombs on at.
ambassy. building in’ Budapest
where rebels were sull fighting.
Other rebel pockets of resist-
ice outside: the city were the
vargets of Russian bombing anti
itillery shelling.

A rebel-held.
which had been

ratio station
broadcasting

appeals for western arms, food eden a telegram making, clear!

and «medical . supplics wenbeof f
the: air -Inst-night: folowing thes:
hearing of a sharp crack.

 

 

JC Director .
To Kamloops

J, €&. (day) Burns, Regional ;
Director for the North Coast-:
“Skeena Junior Chamber of Com-;
ly ‘
car for Terrace where he wi
scheduled to leave by alr to-!
morrow for Kamloops vio. Van-
couver, Mr. Burns will attend
the Rerional Executive council
of the Junior Chamber of Com-'
merce In Kamloops on November:
Woand 12, He will return to tne
ety on November 17 In time for|
the Distrlet, Convention (Prince | |
Rupert and Terraye Jayeces) |
to he held here on November 18)

Founder of CARS Named

Vancouver G

The “Florence Nightingale" o
 canndlan arthritis, Miss Nn
Pack, Was honored by Vancon-
ver lash might, I wag learned
here today,

Mayor Fred Hume presented

i Miss Pack with a small silver
i medal

Inserlbed, "A

Good Citizen,”

simply,

1 The quick, unassuming exec-

secretary of British Cal-
Arthritis aid Rheuma-

ubive
Hunt

tls Sorlety had been ehosen

| Vancouver's good eltiven for

, 1080,
“ath HONORED

Miss Puck beenme the dith
'Vaneouver resident to reeelye
the award presenled mummy
by the Native Sons of BAC, Post
‘No, 2 Tb was presonted to her
ilnal night at the BC, Bullding
a Preltle Natlonal exhibition,
| The rasult of her uneoashny
labor aver the paat davade |s
“tho Ganadian | Artheibls and
Rheumatism society,

PAUTH, DETERMINATION

rom practleal falth and de.
torminntion Mary Pek forged
the notlon-wide CARS ongniz
ation whieh has tredtlod mare
han 11,000 avthritles in 3.0,
‘lone,

Mary Tek, born dQ-odd yenrs
ago WW Ampthill, Bedfordshtre,
Mngland, wndertonk to tone
physically handleappoed ebildren
In thei homes ty 1049 and she
becrme Interested IM the plight
of Onnada's arthesdties,

On wedvlee of Vaneonver Bun
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PRIME MINISTER ST, LAURENT, shown above talking to re-

 
  

porters afigy. a cabinet meeting
dian voveniment Wes making
United Nations for relief of Eh

ada. wes making a further donation of $100,000 to the Red Cross

for food and mecical supnlies for

\
ing the Russian onslaught in Hungary. Earlier in the week the |
Canadian Prime Ministcr is reported to have. sent Prime Min- |

ister Eden of Great Britain a
government for its policies and

  

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LONDON (CP)—A r

parliamentary circles here that Prime Minister St. wn President Bisenhower or

Laurent had sharply rebu

over Britain’s action in the Middle Teast.
Early: this week it is. said, the®
| government. for’ ‘the - efforts at!

Canadian ptime® minister sent:

Sunadas, yeasiness:
pets Jor ne Ayes “French
vervention In Beypl.

The message was said to have!.

vor fas:

   

thanking the Canadial

den cece ee neat an oe nen |

Waiters Ask
‘Double Time

On Holida ys 7

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VANCOUVER. (:—Double time,
on statutory: halidays: ls one at:
the highlights of wage demands}
being nade by Vancouver and:
Now Westminster locals of the |
Feverage Rispensers’ Union,

The union, which represents!
yeey parlor walters, also secks
120 per cent pay Inercase, Basle
pay at pr esent Is $2 a week,"

Eaen

00d Citizen

 

MISS MARY PACK

Mlss
hundreds
effort

Paek
of
ta

soll arthrlia,
wrole Jeltors to
newspapers nan
Aratse public apinton,
She pot thousands of replies,
Tho Jettara were pititul and
heartbreaking In ther appeal”
Minally, $n Ovbohor, 1047,
Health Minister Paul Marth

ay

wis barn,

here on Qelohoy 12,

Outober 16, by William Brown

 

sprig of the society,”

_ Laurent Raps

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ifrom

# Of Objective

euled together health leacdars
fram verass Candia and CARS

Miss Paek was Mtradueed: to
Ihe Prince Rupert publle when
to promote
the CARS cnmpalgn in the elty

presidont of the Pines Rupert
OARS Deneh, as (he “mains

  

 

said yesterday that the Cana-
a. $100,000 contribution to the

warian refuzees, He said Can: |
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the thousands of persons flee-. |

telegram rebuking ‘the British i
action in the Middle: East.

Britain

eport circulated today in

ked Prime Minister Kiden

 

 

‘mediation made in’ the: United }4
i Nations”. ‘General! ‘Assembly:
i External. Af falts’ Minister Lester!

    

| Pearson. .

; The reply said in effect that
ibeen in reply from one fron if Eden persisted in-his present
policies there wouldn't be much

left that Pearson could” do- ‘toi!
help things,

Canada Gives
$100,000

For Refu ugees

OTTAWA (CP)—

‘
'

Prime

‘Minister St, Laurent an-

“nounced last night that:
Canada will contribute)’
$100,000 to help refugees
Russian - invaded:
Hungary, |

The prime minister sald fol-:
owing aceabinet meating that]
Canada would send. $100, “000 lo
whe United Nations for direct
Passistance to the thousands of:
}Hhingarian omen, women and
jehildren who are fleeing the
“blood bath” In Mungary,

Mr, St, Laurent also sald, that |
‘Canada would donate another
$100,000 to the Internationnl
Red Cross to buy food ane med.
jeu supplies for the refugees,

Peete men 9 pen Pere Ree tee: Sipe ret

CARS Drive
$800 Short

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Local diive lo ralse funds for
the Canndlan Arthritis and
Rheumatism line here is only
$800 short of its objective of
$1,200, campalen manager Hy,
Woldon Stoel reported today,

However, Mr, Stool snld, all
the veliins are not in yet and
with (hese and 170 call bneks to
make th ls wntlelpated Cho total
fund will reach $3,700 whieh fs
$500 short of tho abjective,

Mr, Steal sald (hat appremin-
Hon must he extended to the
community of Pork Edward, the
Columbia Cellulose = Company
gnd the Chinese Community for
tholr contributions whieh cone
sicarably boosted the fund,

No word has bean recolved
from Torneo vs to how much
of the villnge's abjective of $800
has been radsed,

Tho Joon! GARS olinte is loca
tod tn the Prince Rupert Gen-

a ‘skirmish between an. Egyptian |,
{patrol and British troops.

‘ turbing than; ithe Jordan’ raid. .

, London said some British bomh-

‘ers were’ withdrawn .from: th: :

" Sucz area; an

Le | Britain thinks full-scale militart :

: oy ‘operations are, unlixely to breaks
+out again. . :

ot He ypt. to the Mosleni werld to:
fight, « Brits!
. Fadiivas “as

   
 

au YNcouwon ot the Allied troop.
‘pulling out of. Egypt until’ the

sone ‘day of spreading ti to the Isi wal ee
ayen before a precarious’ cease- sive in. Egypt had Bers
come solidly established. ®7>" ° :

‘Later, in the a: y ihe. UN: ‘As

Arab raiders from Jordan stab- ‘sembly passed ‘a resolution: urg-
bed ‘geross a 30-mile stretch. of ing- Britain, France. and : Tsrael }
the Israel
faint: plowing: up a water, pipe-

‘The’ Israeli army said: that

‘border Wednesday

ineand three’ cinpty’ houses: ‘and
steinpting' (a. sabotage, a. raii-
vay..line and. bridge,
Allied headquarters dn Cyprus
sald thie cease fire in. the Suez
urea was broken Wednesday by

But this appeared. ‘less: dis-

An Air Ministry spokesman -in

 

hedication . thai!

‘In. another : ‘levelopment |
Cairo radio broadcast an ap-.-
Teal: by .the Grand Mufti of”

  
 

French and Is-’
red’ duty. ”
There were reports in London
that Prime Minister Eden migh{
ifly . to: Washington : to conte;

the ‘crisis... .

SCATTE RED F IGRTING - os
Reports. from the Middle East,

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to withdraw troops: from ‘Egypt.
The: vote "63-1. with .10.- -absten:
tions: and ‘Israel: voting . against.’
Israel's” ‘delegate: said his: coun-

“eypt or ered giving: up tha. Jand

try had-no Intention of! leaving |

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‘ay: when ihe ‘Canada
wonal - Telegraph began,

lines, mele an
The telegram ce

dated. back. ty“ Jast

were _ déliverec

fighting was still continuing ih. 4 :

Port Said but there was :no or-.
ganized Egyptian, resistance. 4°
spokesinian « Tor Une" “Brilisii t
JFrench forces” estimated © thal
‘about 1,500 members; of the
Egyptian armed forces had ‘beet
silied or wounded, Allied cas-
ualties were ‘sco ab: duu. Kiiie
cand wounded,

Despite “ ‘pressure -from’ “the
United Nations -a: British. mill:
‘tary spokesman said there war

 

frst, United Nations police forte
_ oops arrive,

In New York vesterday “the
United Nations General Assem-
bly voted to form the UN police
‘force, The 76-nation assembly
‘ voted O4-0 with 12 countrics ab-
staining to form the UN con-
-tingent, A dozen countries have
yoluntecred to supply troops with
‘Canada and India each offering | |

1,000 men, :

Major-General E, L, M. Burns,
of Canada has been named to
command. the UN force,

Prime Minister St. Laurent in
‘Ottawa said that the RCAF
would probably airlift the Cana-
dian troops to the Middle Bast
and thab the alreraft carrier
HMCS Magnificent will be used
to transport’ vehicles and stores
for the Canadian contingent,

Kiwash Island
Beacon Out

Legal shipping was advised |
today (hat Kiwash = Island
lighted boncon. No, 2854.8 In
NMizhugh Sound bas been re-
ported not burning, N, A, Bel
elov, marine agent for the
Department of Transport sald
today, He sald the beacon
would be rellt at the flrvt
opportunity,

Pg ag a ge
Union Label Talk

Princo Rupert Trades and
Libor counell will hear a talk on
won label buying at tts rogue
Inv mooting at the Clyle Contre
tonight, Spouklng to tho unlon
delogates wlll be Goorge M,
Droneck, Britlkh Columbia rop-
resontiative of tho Amalgamated
Clothing: Warkors of, Amorica,
In addition to the rout bust.

was ‘last: Motiday
weather f 5

yesterday even that. service, ‘was
broken for a: “short, time S

_ CNT repair. crews have, ‘beer:
working hom dawn: to dusk foi.

blanket of wet snow felled 15t
poles last Saturday | night, Pro:
gress was belng made but las!

lines near Port Rdward, Beside.
‘he downed poles, a CNT spokes:
man said, there were hundreds
of breaks and shorts to be loca-.
bed and repaired,

A CFPR spokesman sald lo-
day that wilh the radio station
going Into Its fifth day without)
SEC connections It’ was the
longest the station. had been
without. A network contact’ since
1042 when: the station was cut
oft for slx and’n half days duce
to.tho Fraser Valley floods, ’
However CEPR’ ptasf has been.
bringing. the -publle “the.” 10
o'clock CBO. nows ab 10:45 pam,
by tapesrecording the. CBUX
short wave brondcast, :
Meanwhilic city radio “hams

| Norman Kingler and T..G, Tike

ster have been using thelr sets
for sending emergoncy messages
for the CNR and the ROMP,
There Is stil no way of telling.
whon the elty’s tolephone ane
telegraph services will ho: fully,
restorad,

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Potee ERIE n9 Me RE HEHE EERRERANDER EH

Infant Dies

Michnel Alfred: Ritz, son of
Mr, and Mrs, Elmer Michne)
Ritz of 345 Blggar Place, dled
in Prince Rupert General hos
pital this morning,

Surviving tho \S-month-old
Infant bestdos hly parents are
© brother, Byron Dai, ond a
sister, Donna Tee,

Funeral wit bo held at Worg-
son Funeral Wome Snturday at
2 pm, with Rey, Vernon 32
MeEiachorn officiating, Tutors

 

novs meeting and Mr, Droneck's
balls an Alm will be shown,

donting with ear thiovos,

mont will bo in Palrviow Come-
ory

MAGISTRATE TO LOWER BOOM’
ON VANCOUVER CAR THIEVES

VANCOUVER (= Maglatrate Osan Orr served notice
yesterday: that he wis golng to Inatitule a toughor polley tn

Ho anid that during Ostobor 801 cnrs had boon stolen tn

Vancouver,

on J am going fo ‘lower the
ane thort,”

 

 

oval Hosptial,

"Tam amnged ab the amount," bo sald, “and from now

‘oon on porsons cornvloted of

 

  
   

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five solid days, since ‘a, heavy |!

night a treo was felled. over | |

   

radio telephone circuit through |’ ae
the Queen Charlotte Islands and |’ A

The ‘pei
‘Wisenhower*, 41: ‘states, jane

publican ‘candidate: 4
“su undecided

‘Man’ Granted
| Stay :
OF Execution

Joo Gordon who was scheduled
to. hang November: 20 for. the
shooting of a Vancouver police.
constable, was postponed Wod-
nesday until February 12,

Gordon was convicted: ‘along
with James Carey of the Deo-
ember 7 aldylng of Constable:
Gordon Sinclair,

Gordon's conviction wrs up-
held in conrt In appeal Inst
month, Carey won a new trial,

Gordon's counsel, Larry Hl;

noxt. weok for lonva to append”

Court of Canada,

‘
coernecnnmareemninen tan nrenniananien® se

Pair Acquitted .
Of Manslaughter
QUESNUL ; ‘QimAloxndor To-
ma and Proderick’ Aloxandar
Ponnie were.ncquittod of a. jotnt
manslaughter charge ab tho. Fall
Assives of. the. 1.0, Suprome
Court hero Wednoaday, -
- ‘Tho ascused wero charged fale
lowing tho death of  Blyer A,
Cook, of Williams Like during a
fight Inst July 22,
Dr, WP, Sparks, Kamloops
pathologlat, auld Cook wag aul=

forlng front.a brat condition -at
the tlno of tho fight and this

anythne,

Bofore on and Ponnlo were
rolonsod from custody, Mr, Jus«
tleo’ (Harry Sulllvan waned
thom not to colobrate .tho : o-
onalon, Ho. rominded thom that!
Cook Ind did Iny the souffle on
the way home from . Willams
Lake whore all throe lind hoon

 

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VANCOUVER (-—Hxoeutlon, ot (ct

zald he would apply’ to Ottawa:

Gordon's cnge to the Suprome |

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