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-CCF Turns Down

Tougher Stand
Ry RICHARD ANCO
Canadian Press Staff! Writer

Wi NNIPBG (CP)—
Despite pleas by .some
mombers for a stronger
stand on socialism, the
CCF party stood firm Pri-
day’ on its new Winnipeg
Declar ation for a co-exis-
lenge of private enterprise
and’ public ownership.

* Ending ts 14th national con- | Wy wy

ventoin with a hurried approval
of several resolutions on party
policy, ‘the CCF also had to cope
with a divergence of opinion on
American investment in Canada
and the Canadian Labor Con-
fress' legislative program,
Resources Minister Brockel-
bank of Saskatchewan led both
attempts to have the convention

water down Its policy condemn-.

Ing United States “economic
penetration” of Canada and sup-

~ porting the 29-point program of

the CLC,

He described them as ‘'politi-
cal dynamite” jn his proviner
and, referring to American in-
vestment, a source of embarrass-
ment in efforts to encourage

‘Investment in Saskatehewan,

SAV THROATCUTTING

“A sharp clash between labor
and farm groups brought CCF
leader Coldwell into convention
debate for the first time during
the three-day meeting, Unde: :

‘his urging, the convention ap-
proved the objectives of the CLC
‘demands but not the demands

themselves.

Of particular objection to aeri-.,
~-cultural-“deltgates were™

‘union
demands for representation by
population and reservation of

-DRUGS

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coistsl and inter-coastal ‘trade ;

for Canadian-built vessels. The |
first, It was feared, would result
in underrepresentation for rural
areas; the sccond,  Inereased |
(ransportation costs to Western |
Canada by forcing forelen ships:
to transfer thelr cargoes to Can-
adian vessels before being ship-
ped alone the St. Lawrence Sea -
way,

Answering Mharges that

Mr, Coldwell acinitted some de-
tails of the union’s statement
needed reconsideration bul said
its alms are In Jing with CCF
policy, ;

To (he Jast, a small group af
(Jetegates unsuccessfully tried te
gob the convention to ‘adonk «
firmer declaration of principle:
agaist free enterprise. ‘Phe
urged aorelurn ta the “path «
1093!-the founding year of th
Rogina Manifesto whieh now f
displaced by the © Winnines
Noclaration~ and warned — the
ere may be falling [iho tine
hahds of the Liberals.

Bob Kenale of Torento lost
an attempt to gel the CCF te
“ren (firm ffs previously stiles
hellefs In public awnershhy
when his proposal was labled,

declaration, the conventtoi
adyoented a society of private,
pubji¢ and co-operative owner.
ally, working together,

No Clue To Fate Of Briton
Kidnapped By Greek-Cypriots

“NICOL: A, Cyprity iA cdend-
ne, set, hy the HOKA under
mound passed today — without
fndttea ton whether a threat lo
exraytle an aged) Englishman
find been curled out,

OKA |s the nderground arn
at te GreokeCypriot movement

Sateking tooend Brilish rule of

Cyprus and tnlte tho island
Willy Groeen,

The rebel extromists claimed
they held us hostage John A.
Cremer, 7H and sald they would
KI tm at the stroke of noon

WEATHER
(toudy Sunday with ral hee
amin showery Washer see
Hany cing fhe morning, Not
mreh ehange in temperature,
Whods shifting qradually Aun:
day {g southwest Bi wn dearans:

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Tow tonight and high suns
dy iM Pork Hardy nid Sand.
apt. 4 and 2, Priniee Rupert

wo and 62,

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the | Minister

CLO's program was “cutting the; in an
throat of Western agriculture,” night the Suez crisis is “a Bur-

 

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VOL, XLV, No. 182

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PRiGe FIVE CENTS

 

Parents —
Angry
Over Verdict

McKeon Cleared,
Of Manslaughter

By The Associated Press
Parents of men who
were drowned in the night
(disciplinary march led by
otaff Set. Matthew Me-
‘Keon today greeted the
verdict of his court mar-

 

 

“PERFECT SHOOTING” — Terry Stewart, son of Mr, and Mrs.
Harvie Slewart, 349 Fourth Avenue East, and Jim Russell, son
of Mr. and Mrs, T. J. Glen, 1821 Seventh Avenue East, Prince
Rupert, examine a perfect target on the range at Royal Can-
adian Air Cadet Summer Camp, Abbotsford, B. C. Terry and
Jim were members of Prince Rupert 559 Squadron at RCAF

and anger,

“We. want to see reform in
the system. We co not seek re-:
venge against the sergeant,”
said Mrs, Douglas Aaron Wood’
of Bay Shore, N, Y., who lost
her son, Norman Alfred Wood,
17.

' The military court cleared
McKeon of manslaughter but
convicted him on two lesser
counts—negligent homicide and

Station, Abbotsford, All cadets recelved instruction in rifle
handling and firing during the camp. _(RCAP Photo).
violation of a + or day orde:

West Awaits Answer

On Bid For Suez Talks site

“family, Mrs. Pear! “Thompson,
LONDON ( —The Western Big Three await-; mother of Leroy Thompson, 18

. ; of Brooklyn, said, “ sn
ed response lay i" their call for a 24-countr y con- of Brooklyn, said, “There om
ference to work out a peacel ful solution to the Suey statement later.”

Canal crisis, tee at eee whole thing is a

8 I ‘sh ace. But in the criticiem Egypt: White wash,” one parent’ said,
Pacing Uhem was a fresh ac ‘neither accepted or rejected’ van 'lt looks like a packed deal to
Invitation to the Aug. 1@-confer-;}Me and anybody with just ¢
ence on international control of ; ‘litte bit of sense sees it the
‘the water - way. Diplomatic Same way. They'll probably pu’
‘sources here have said the con... him on probation, I think the
‘ference would be held whether sentence should be six years a’
Egypt attends or not. ‘hard labor or whatever more

 

 

rights had been ignored in this:
week's London talks on the can-
al question.

Canadian Fores. :
Not Implicated
Says Minister

VANCOUVER @ -—~ Defence
Ralph Campney said
interview here Friday

 

British diplomatic sources said: they could give McKeon.”
dt was assunfed Egypt will ac: |
‘eept the invitation, if for no:
other reason than to send a rep-: M S d
‘Tesentative to use the conference: an ave
‘as a forum for explaining Egypt's
Nationalization of the canal, As lug
The sources said the Sovict ;
Union's reply may come after B 5 k
Egypt's position is made known, UINS, if] Ss
Britain and France meantinie:
opean matter." and Canadian pushed ahead with military, SECHELT @--A 44-foot tug
armed forees are not likely to preparations in’ case peaceful. burned and sank off Seehell
be implicated, means to settle the issue fail. Friday night. The sole occn-
“This is primarily a European: In Washington, however, U.S. pant, identified only as Mr
matter. 1h is nota matter which State Scerelary Dulles predicted; Mainwaring, was safely taken
wartieularly concerns Canada, the “moral farce” exertert by fram the vessel and then te
We have be oll herb, We don't other countries would solve the: seehelt hospital for. treatment,
use the canal for shipping,” Mr. Suez problem without resorl to; Rescue officlals.at Vancouver
Calnpney sald, Arms, He added that the United: said a distress call revolver
Members of Britnin's reserve States had “olven no commite; i from A hue th bcelver
: , » fle Marsatur, sald
forces living InyCannda are sub- ments” fo use wnilitary power UW ‘It had developed engine troub!
‘ec, to call-up in the Bryptlan peacerul means fall “and was in ‘lan 10 jnkine,
risls bul need not report for SHIPPING NORMAL i. Ror OT sinking,
uly unless notifled Individually,
owas reported today In Ola. wore hopeful {hat Russia WOU gy yep
An offledal of the United atlond the contorence, Init they WY petson aboard,
Whee said de dd not Appear tint might. sk hal Red Chinn and:
UY Britons dy Canada would other Communist satellites be
de suMmaned under the Imme= tyyited toa,
tate Tinted program of calling Reports fram Caiva sald ship-
Up only POSOYVG wriny speclilists ping continued Woo move norms!
‘ally through the canal, although.
ship-owners of the inajor marie:

Lime powers stil were paying
their tolls In London and Paris:

A between 8 000 and $6, 000,

The eall-up began Periday ane:
der an emergency proclamation |

hy the Queen, 1 was reported it

FORT ST, FAMES, 1G,

few U, I, reshdents dn Canada to the old Sues Canal Company, (hme
ley * This tiny Northen BG. settle.
valrendy had recelvedd notices, which operate] the waterway ment, onec the Mateos

Sram fs eompletion nearly a
Century aa Uae) the national
Tatlon last week,
SAYS PRESSURE PUP ON
' Nayptan President Gamal Ab-
del Nasser eu short a vacation |
in Alexnndria and retirned tog
“Cava Friday nieht to study the:
Jnplieations of Lhe projected
conference,

Ali Babry, Nasser's aide, issued
ho bristhng statement asserting:
the Westen Big Three's deelari. |

centre of vast fur trading area,
conmmemorates dts 18h birth
day today,

Founded Aug. 4, 1806, by Slinon
Fraser during ty history. “making
ip lo the Paeifle Coast, Mort
St. Jimes beeame the seat of
/foverniment for a territory ex
‘tending from the Roekle to the
Pacife Oeonn and from lus.
shu's Lerettory of Alaska to what
How Is California,

Ih (8M the Hudson's Wry Ga,
iansferred dts western head.
quarters ta Vancouver Wash,
WIL the transfor, Fort St, dames
ios ts slenifiennee is aw fur
Wading centre and sipped into

today unless the death: senten-
ces of three Greek-Cypriot ex-
wremsts were commuted,
Reforriig to the threat, 4
British offfetal announeed only
“that the course of Justice will tion on the canal nationalization:
nol be defleeted." Hook ne notlee af Meypl's mplts.:
HOWKA Velday night claimed Ht] Snbry sald the declaration was!
had enptured Cremer, a rotiredt | lssued Wan kmasphere of mite !
bachelor who has been nilssing tary and economle pressure an:
from hls hone sinee Wednesday Kaynt, planned and implemented, obseurtl
eventing when he went for a from Pals, London and Wash , Wily,
walk, Cromer tived alone at) iyton. Hub most of the residents of
Kyrenia, © norvy const nso | A proclamation by the Queen, this community on Sturt hake
Lown 10 miles north of Nleostn, jot a state of “wreat emergeney” ‘on milos northeast of Vaneau
WOKA elreuinted on leaflet saved the way Tn Britany for a ive TC, point to the aren’s rap.
charging he Was a high rank. {CUbMp OF wring reservists, | he Idly expanding himber idustry
Ing Dritlah military ngont” The ; fovernment. indented i ve rae an ination af bigger and
‘ ’ ’ ‘ ' § '
loutlet std unlosy the Fret touniforny less than 8 B COME,

bhree yng at the 400,000 reservists, "od
‘ serv lis Wy, loend) sawoulh '
condemned Creek -Cyprlots were | ‘ling Mn to "m0 ‘oto og taut

aranted a reprlove Cremor WOU TAMPA, rn. ia Ng the child in week,

he saln, ‘wha aonb Ih the most mnusnal) An histarien) parade, one of
Tho yea mean aro scheduled [thing on a clown program, WE) severn) events in Saturday's colo»

fo be Nanged, probably witht LA-TV promised n pela. Tom. “bration, will roeall ovensions

Iho next two wooks unloxs the |my Lee Rowe won the pele, Wis whieh hiehiighted the settles

kovernar's — oxeauilye conned) things Ts grandmother's Ball ment's heyday,

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“Two tugs In the area rishedijo i»
Wostem diplomats in Mose OW to the scene and rescued tine Ot

The loss has been estinated been found joo suckessful, owe i

One-Time Western Capital

Celebrates 150th Birthds y

Among them isn vite ti 18 Great Master Ratlway,

 
 
  

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thi ee vehicles.
Taken” to ‘Terrace’ ‘hospi

     

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eller of: ‘Vancouver,

- Jampolsky’ “Sustained: a “broken
. left ‘arm, .- dislocated ;

:|was in’ collision’. with “a truek:

Fourth: ‘Avenue. Bast.

“Menzies and. his’ companion “Rd-

jury, occurred. at, 4:30. p.m. yes-.
terday. near Exchamisiks’ ‘forestry

 

‘could only be ‘oxtrieated “het
| welding torch’ was ‘broughit,,’b
TALE. Bates, forestry camp, fol
man, and his. crew. a:

FIRST AID GIVEN.

fj ald’ before the arrival of Dr. Rob="|:
ert. BE. Lee of:. Terrace’ and: the |,
Terrace: ambulence, .

 

jiby. hosnital authorities as: “fave:
orable, ”
to be. total wrecks

   

 

PRINCE RUPERT AIR CADETS ready to fly at Royal: Canadian: |

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A. Jampolsky,:: commercial: tay: NG

: |owned ‘by. ‘Menzies: City. ‘Transfer: A ;
Ltd, of Prince; Rupert’ and:driven |".
‘| by |-Robert. “Menziés; 29, OFF 650-1) 4

- The accident, vin. vihieh both “nin

ward: Davis’, ‘escaped: without: in-1'

36 mile site on. ae nea about, wo

Mr: ‘Bates administered, first |

 

Ait Cadet Summer Camp, Abbotsford. (Left’-to. tight). Ray. |) In another. accident esterday,
‘Oakey, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Oakey, 509 Ninth - Avenue... Hilmut,
West, and Stewart Noble, 14, son of Mr. -and Mrs... Willlam. | Avenue "West;

Noble, 615 Thompson ‘8t., Prince Rupert, wonder what would : when his: late
happen if they pulled the. np-cord on a “chute.” The ‘boys are ersaulte
“apemibers of 553. ‘Squadron, ‘Prince Rupert, During their stay”
“ab Summer ‘camp; all ‘Cadets "have % an hour's” ‘tight: in’ ‘astwinss
~ engined RCAF Expeditor. aircraft. Other -activities “included.
firing, rifle handling, drill, sports, leadership training, flyIng,~

and conducted tours throughout the Lower Mainland of B.C. |

‘ (RCAF Photo).

Sewer Lack ee
To Section 2 Building

Loans from Central Mortgage and Housing Cor-
poration to home-builders in Section Two may be

jeopardised, it was made known boday,
R. G. Scott, elty sanitary in- | -

spector, sald that the corpora: ‘and the heavy wator run-off,
Hon is unwilling to authorize it was alsa learned that a
loans to prospective home-own- meeting is scheduled Monday
ars when no sewer facilities are: ‘between City Clerk-Comptroller
available, R. W.. Long and Skeena Health|
“People ho plan to fnstall: Unit director Dt, W, B, Laing, to

 

‘Ischke after: he. Managed:
a window of. the almos
merged cat, . sf

LIGHTS FAIL

Kitschke blamed: i fault’ in! ‘the
lighting system’ of the car‘as ‘the

that he was ‘forced “to pick his}
way along. ‘the highway. with
headlights which,: after flicker-
ing for some. time, finally went
out altogether, — ,

At 12:25 a.m, a car driven. by
Jay Burns. of Prince Rupertl
came along and took the palr to
Prince Rupert, A check by Dr.
‘W. M, Hick disclosed no serious).
injury to either of them,

The car Is reported to he a

 

slecping in’ the car a “the: time .
was rescued unharmed - by. Kit- ‘

cause. of the accident, -saying |:

hips andy
fractured. knee cap when: his cart:

Jampolsky's condition: is given an)

Both vehicle are: Said o

 

 

£0 name ,,t e
were identified.
Bertha, Kornelso: ,.
ford, B, C.,.. and Katharine.
of -Rosthern, :Sask, Their,”
tives were. ‘notified: of, thelr

Appearance by: cable, nt
Tho. men, an officer . and. a.
private, - have., “NOl . tyet. bean
identified,

ocean ‘by: heavy surf. oinlchi ©

 

septle lanks in the absence of ser what ean bb done about the! “total loss.” '

sewers may find that they haye problem,

Jost their chance of getting hi
Drivers Fined

Mr, Seotl sald.
He added (hat septie tanks in
the residential wren have not
Three local drivers, one Ql jue
-venile, were sentenced in district
‘courts today and yesterday,

In juvenile court at Port Bd-
ward this morning, ao 17-year,
old youth pleaded gullty to
charge of driving without due
renre and ablention, and was sen-
lenced by Magistrate HW, F. Robins
ly sir. George Simpson, then to a suspension of his driver's
yovernar of the Hudson's Bay cence for one year, payment of
Co, A $10 tne and costs, and told to

The parade will alsa commen. | repor ( to the probation officer
orale the work of Mather Moriee, monthly for one year,
missionary, Wistorian, and sur The charge arose fron ay ace
Voyor, who devised an alphabeljpident on Mghway 16 Insl June
In the native language of the) ag,

Cartlor Indians and taught then

 

Ting lo the slant of the ‘ground

week was overtime, .
Before work In excess’ of

1 af ov

Wn pollee court in Prinee Rue

struck thom. as they’ ‘sft one |
rock, eh Se

| PERMITS NEEDED FOR OVER rae
|WORKED IN STORES TLC TOLD.

Clarification: ‘as to the statis: ie vertline rates of ny,”
for retail store employees was received this’ morning, J, Bie .
Furness, secretary of tho. Prince Rupert. Trndos And ‘a
‘council's organization committee sald today,

-Mr, Furness sald he had: bean Informed hy. M. ‘A, Carrledj*
former industrial relations officer at Smithors. that anys
time worked over elght hours In a day, or

 

44. hours In a

threo hours js. requested.” th

merehants, an overtime permit should be obtained. by the
employer from the department of. Inbor,..Mr, Carrico Idd!
ndlvised To added that those permils sot ltt, tihe conditions :
rime payment, Tho rate of overtime, ts timo and whale
of the provalling yates of pays. boot Ly
The organizations commiltes was “poeucsted ‘to Rona ®
clarification on overtime status by the TLC neni
nt a meeting sonia months Ago, ee

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to write,

Destendants of this tribe will
Meh dn the parade tn full nae
Wve costume Jed by an Indian;
princess, ‘They will also stage
War danees, canoe ries, ane
displays of native handleratts,

Another fashbaek will glimpse
In lo tha only career of the
ilvsh Govoernar of 1.C,, Sir Jamas
Douglas, whe came hore dn thes
axa trading post clerk,

A prominent figure in the feld
of commorelnd aviation also gat
bumble shart in tho Port St
Janes area,

Russell Baker, now president
of Pacifle Western Alrlines,
worked In the aro as a bush pl
lot defore he became an aviation
executive,

Kylng to the eelebration with
Mr. Baker lan dlatinguished gov:
ornmont party Inaluedlng Attar
ney » General Robert Bonney,
Lands and Porests Minister Ray
Williston, and managing diteator
Blivt Cinderson of the Maelfla

pert yesterday afternoun, Magis.
trate W, D. Vance heard A plea
of not gully from Robert Joseph
Lovie, 25, of Pringe Rupert, also
on a charge of driving without
due care and attention,

Pallee presented evidence Miat
Lovie had crashed Inte tho back
af a slow-moving cnr on Elov-
oth Avenues Mast dune U6,

Loylo was found guilty and
recelvod an fine of $28, costs,
or In default of payment a jall
sentonee of WM days,

Tn pollee court before Magis.
trate Vaneo this momting, Alan
Barr, 40, of 247 nab Flrab Ay-
one, plonded guilty to charges
of driving without a valid driv.
er's Heanes and also of opornat- .
lng a baller without a Heenco, Tpuitt ab a cost of $125,000, the

Pollee anid that Bare was] "Sloop Robbor" has hoon closers
driving in from Kitimnab whenced as “one, ie tho moat. modern |,
he was eheckor, flahiing bonis over: to bo put In

Minos of $25, costs, or sontons |Aorvico oly’ thls const,”
aes of I days in jail, were Doalaned by Willlam | Garcon
Imposed for eneh of the offers fof Soattla, sho la powored by. a

Tolovislon for both mastor and:
crow, showwors, and enbins :fin-
daled in natural birch aro fou.
tures of a new flahing boat that
alld down the ways ity Now Wost=
minstor duly 26,

Sho ls the “Sloop Robber", 72+
foot combination halibut and
folie bont, catatnod by Fred
Kohso, §40 Fifth Avonuc nat,
votoran Prince Ruport ‘flsher-
man,

 

 

New $125,000 Halibutter
“Most Modern” On Coast

 

 

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‘gina, has: ‘ ‘titol onpacity of 6,080

gallons and ts oquippod with ay - .

tomatio, pilot,

radar of
Tho launching at Star ais
yards “(Moreors) Ltd, dn Now

ocho sounder mie

Woatminator was triggored wliaty

Mra, Prod, Kohxa, wite of ‘the

akippor,.. arnokod’ a ’ bottle ' ait
shampagno.againsl the: bow, i
oY wt Htdd
WASHINGTON tito vii
Staton! Navy: mola ‘reported: Wie
B,200-millo non-stop flight of an
ABD Job bombor frony.Tawall to.
Now Moxlco, Tho. t'Sky-warrlor".
completed tho fight: Tuoaday,
tho navy: anid, Abn. arena
npoudl of 570 miler am hour,

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