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soles. Thitreday night
taw ed finds hamper
ofthe Trades and La-
Han Prince Rupert a
tine sated Vé to 18
readme the per caphha
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© CHANGE — Flyer, Lawrence Buol recently released from Communist China, seems to
ua weleome change of environment, He and his wife, fue, spent several days soak-
anhine at Waikiki before heading home to Stockton, Callfornia,

 

 

 

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VOL, XLIV, No, 241,

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tar cnraner yaeatton,

HV:NDANCE FIGURES SHOW
HCL POPULATION RISE...

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pecution it Behool District 62 has risen by 130
chad leo fy June this year, a list of attendance

uf puncipals from edght schools in the district
me hehe number of children atiending school during
- bs commared to 1,025 in the schools just

# extra stuaents there are 47 more at Booth
Myo orhoct and 92 more seattered throughout the
Sos daodsy

wens pent ine the sehools is asx (cllows: Baath

Ass To Aid TLC Funds, Aims Fail |
{Action To Boost Dues Defeated

Inception of the Prince Rupert: two-month delay was given to,
Lc 43 years ago, would have allow delegates to learn what
increased the labor group's rev: :action their locals wished to
enue from $340 a year to $960,:.ake.

The came motion was defeated

708, Pulp, Sulphite and Paper
Mill Workers, Reg Ginn,’ Peter

‘roster and Angus Macphee all i here until Monday, when he will

'snokie In favor of the Increase in
fees, stressing thal: to, accum-
play 1t6 ‘ work" the: Trhdes and
i Labor Council had to “hive
pamoner,

t Reg Ginn told the meeting:

organized or sell Unton Label

Buying Week If you haven't gol:
the money to back you up, An:

Increase of five cents a quarter
will not work a hardship on
even the smaliesi unluneand it.
4g the small uniong (hal stung |

Still I
Says F

Queen Phones Margaret
At Royal Meeting Place

PRINCE RUPERT B.C., SATU

BINFIELD, Eng. (CP)

to her younger sister today in a lengthy priority

telephone call to the countr:
Margaret and Group Capt.
the weekend. j

Rellable sources said the Queen
had telephoned from Balmoral,
her Scottish summer residence,
and that telephene Ines. froni
nearby Reading were cleared for
the ‘call. ‘

In another development to-
‘day, the Queen Mother loft Clar-
‘ence House, the London resl-
,dence where she and the prin-
‘cess live, for the first time since

{the meeting there Thursday

‘night between the princess and
+Townsend after his arrival from
‘Brussels on home leave. -

| She drove to the royal lodge at
‘Windsor, about. 10 miles from
where the princess and Town-
‘send are staying,, to spend the
weekend,

‘OFF FOR A GALLOP

‘was no sign of the princess.

‘
ytu

‘in t he day to visit friends in the

(district.

imital to the reporters, sayin
imerely that he would be stayin

pe | to London.
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| LONDON, {(Reuters)— Results of
+ “You can’t organize the une ,seccer games today In the United

Kingdom:
ENGLISH LEAGUE
Wyislon 1!
Arsenal 1, Neweastie 0
Aston V4. Manchester U 4

Labor Urged

RDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1958,

 

— Queen Elizabeth talked

y mansion where Princess
Townsend are guests for

To Register

PRICE FIVE CENTS

 

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j |Russia, as far as I know, has

Townsend got up early this
‘morning and went for a gallop
‘through Windsor forest, There

After the ride Townsend re-

tion to Increase the per eap!ta earlier In (he yenr at one of the - enarters the estate, trailed py

dues from 10 cents per quarter biggest meetings in the history chance that he and the prin-
to 16 cents per quarter, after uof the Trades and Labor Coun- icess might leave the estate later
notice of motion was lifted from. ell,

the table after two months. The | MONEY NEEDED
Three delegates from ‘Local! He was smiling but noncom-

For Voting
Members of the Prince Rupert
Trades and Labor Council: were
urged at thelr regular meeting
Thursday night to make sure
they register for the forthcoming
clvic elections, now that city
cqunell had waived the $2 regts-
tration fee for householders.
eter Lester, Local 708, Pulp.
Sulphite and Paper Mill Work-
erg delegate said that the’ TLC,
having worked long and hard
for the abolishment of the 32
fee, should make sure that all
members went up to the city
hall and registered before Octo-
bér 31,

He urged each delegate to go
back to his local and impress
upon the membership the nec-
essity of registering and taking
advantage of the franchise. ©

“Tf this is not done,” Mr, Les-
ter sald, “the work of the TLC
hés been wasted,

-We should make sure that
A aie representation of
(ridtissholders possible (urns, oul,
‘o vote.” oe mo

J, 8 Furness, secretary-treas-
urer ‘In reiterating Mr, Lester's
plea, praised the Junior Cham-
bor of Commerce for Its “get-
out-the-vole campaign.”

Alderman George 3B, Casey.

 

Proto by

Van Meer Btudio.

| Community

LIKELY-LOOKING contestant
fn the Civic Centre Commu-
nity Week beard-contest 1s
Jack Macintosh, assistant
agent at the Canadian Pacific
Railway office. Chin foliage
was about three weeks old
when picture was taken nine
days ago, Beards will be judged
by panel of women on night
of Super Dance at Clyic Centre
October 21, Dance wil! wind up
week of activities designed to
promote centre as antirely
community project. Commu-
nity Week starts Monday and >
residents can acquire mem-
bership while attending any
of the events scheduled next
week,

cei oem tere te hind NON AA mn) me nan mA

Dignitaries, . .

Bands To Launch:

 

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Week

Two: banos and ervic and fed-
eral officisis wil Ihe on hand
Monday to. officlally launch the
Clvie Centre's Community Week
at a ceremony In the Centro
Gymnasium at 8 pan.

 

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Claims Al

The British field marahal told
the English-Speaking Union Fri-
doy night that “We are still
highly yulnerable In Europe; and

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not ceased building up her
strength \n the alr or at sea.”

Field Marshall Alexander, ac-
companied by his wife, was
scheduled to leave by alr this

turning to eastern Canada.
The famed Second World War
soldier described as a “step for-
ward in the right direction” the
meeting of the leaders of Russia
with the West and added “For
the first time since the end of
the war we sce the Communist
powers prepared to discuss world :
problems «with the West" In the;
spirit of Second World War co-
operations. ,
Alexander quoted Prime Minis-
ter Eden of Britain as saying: °
“But there Is now a better
chance than we have known at
any time since the war to gct to
work on practical proposals to
solve the differences which have ;
divided Europe for all these
years.”

GENEVA TALKS BIG HELP |
Field Marshall Alexander com-
mented that Geneva has given
world leaders an opportunity to
understand and appreciate each

 

 

 

think’ it unreasonable: to’ hope
and expect that theif personal
‘oars pave gone o re wig
towards clearing Up a. lob OF ntis=
niaetstany Pee

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He added ©

ministers’ conference. opening In
Geneva Oct. 27 “may produce
some concrete results."

 

TOMORROW'S

RE
EDMONTON. (CP)—Karl Alexander, Britain's
former defence minister, says “there is no cause doY
easy optimism” in the ivorld today, 2

Bus Cra

morning for Calgary before re-|.

passengers ina two-decker Groy=
hound put were killed and..20

others Were rajured ently today:
whon the bus crashed Into’

six of the 20 injured were;

cluded the name of Hans Henels

immediately known, . -

that ‘on ‘ths’ basis{ son
“we have some hope’ the foreign

| fatally.

sreeial guest for the meeline.
aleg urged the meeting to make
eure (he TLO memberehin went

Binckpoo! §, Chariton A 0+
Baltan Wi, Evarton 1
Cardiff Clty 2 Burnley 2
Cheluva 2. Tottenham Hoa

 

ginning of the week's festivities
was announced thls morning..

WEATHER

Cloudy today. Raln tonight,
Cloudy with showers Sunday.

Official program for the be-

   

any ide 3,

‘eet eo Conrad Street and Seal Cove 400;
40) Port Rdward 18; Dighy 2% Port Esshng-

 

  
  
  
 
 
    
  
 

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Haltish Colum.
Consiny yesterday
Pele tac report that
fro tot enaineers,
Ary org Prinee Rae
Poortaet the power
Pope ton, made an
ia, “ne Woodward

Be penatoek and fram Axsoclated
{ Por orh Of tts find aervees.
i! voted] The story also stated, Mr.

Bh tt,

To ossornilede Bie
oe ees the fhm of
oO OR Bek) power
Po ager dn
Btn “i that hts af-

hh,

ier Company Official
dé by Report on Dan

to vain, 7

“Admittedly Local 703 Is a bly |
unton,” Mr. Ginnssald, “but the :
$80 a year extra won't Ue felt |
nnd it will help the TLC, T cane |
not see vow it can be arpued |
that the increase woulda't be |

Vudeorsfietd FO, Linton TY
Munchester CG. Preston NE 3
Portneuth 0. sirmingham,c
Sunderland 4, W Bromwich $
Wolverhampton Wd, Sheffield U 2

Iivistion Hf
Blacthurn 26 Barnatee t
Seated Tl, Swansea T 2
Donenster RY, Notts CI

beneficlal.”

_ Peter Lester, president of 1o-
eal 703 told the meoting that
the TLO is the co-ordinating
body of all the affiliates.

Referring ta the Oetober 12° pupPOse NECESSARY

ste of The Dilly News, Mr
Black sald ao front-page story

had stated Ghat "a cursory ex-

amination af the Northern BC

Power Campuny’s Intuke dam at

inch:
ys Wouldn't he

Wonrworth Lake and the 45-
senstock was made by engine

Bluck sald Mat “the highly de--changed slnee 1013" he sald,
ferrornted condition” of Lhe dim opye aur thluking and our iden

Inve, Tf we don't advance our

wis hoted by the engineers an

a repork made of Uhese observa.

tions ta the counell.
Mr, Black asked the enplnecr

Engineering Mrpes

) Ree ord of a request
moe the engineerlig!

Pethe AN Oxnminne |
-UTTy or La subiald

> Lauded
aPart
mB rackdown

mes Acting patie
hoMersiter gan elby
Toeccwark MeMorran
med De Bet. Arable
nT othe wenbera of
Meer tahea farce who
eee geen mand
vt progeeutlan of

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page slory was correct, (hat it
‘dae they refrain from mak
Ing furbber  exmatiat
issuing sdmedlar
slitements.

“Hirquirles at (he Company's
office In fringe Qapert hy your
roprodentatives would have
heen waleanead and they would
Ihave heen informed af the very
Inege amount of work atrendy
performed hy the Company In
presare grouting (he care of
the dam and af (le work In
pragrosy an the penstock and

 

Hee Mave of Me dan"

a! eHstible osal-
ir. pradse wftar rent
brote the pollea com
hon Me. MeMorran tn
Te eoutOr lio Cont

Mystery Man is ..... -

i work of the poles, ,
| Msnvan'y lotion nugueat:|§ Contostant’s Name ... .. ” :
i Val of the work
mY Vancouver polleo
Mid performed in Koma Addross ee att

haey " . .
iil personal rk to Nepowl entry bank

MI alsa tak part in In (he Glvle Centre lobhy:

“UD AUK. O whieh nob:

ome edd drug tragtlekers,

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ions or United Fishormon's and Allled

“arroncous, Worker

on (he roar fee and apron at |

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Who Am? Entry Blank

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A. Night of Comanintty Week Super Dance,

purucucegecuqurs PVedrerernrorasecrrerpesrereesaurareene

* You have to have @ purpose
sand you have to have the jean
to earry out that purpose,” Mr
ester sald.

He added

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that the

tide" was bike,
“The per caplta ques haven’:

dies along with Uren Chen ate
rials WHE fallbeby the waystde’

wd

1 the membership of the TLC I
he

esperlally —ajneo

sy Unlon bad bean ex-
‘wpHed, Vawaver, ho sald, he

hoped that tho merger of the

Mr, Black's letler continued: “Prades and Labor Congress of:

Canada and the Canadiin
‘Congress of Labor would correct
(ho situation,

cats mephea, —secroliry
-dreamirer of Local 708, and alao
‘nuattiews nent for the walbress’
Hon! of the Restaurant and Ho.
te} Employees and Bartenders
‘Union, sald he coulis undor
iAband why the motion to! booxt

Yoo PLEAS TONORED Bare 4

Le tap sao nae reqanlsueaeenstener parevommnanineetires woe met
100 tll woe Od tal we wd Ol od we OP

mV" question tox

fore 100 pan Felday, Oolaber

 

TLC
ole to titi its
df a “penurlony atl

' Soeretary-trqasurer J. 8. Mur
ng consultants, that Othe Nowe pars sald that over the years

1 Leleester C2, Bristal Cod
i Ptneotn G1, Middlesbrough: 2
| Hiverpool d. Weat Ham Ut.
| Mettingham Wot, Fulham 0
Phyo At. Post Yate t
Sheltie! Wo4 Leeds U0
Stake (ity 1, atherham U0
Hutt Cliy a Aer a
SCOTEISIE CUT
rote Rownd  ephey
Peebles Pa, Inverness TI
SCOTTISHE LEAN
Dlytston A
Alrdriconians 1, Dunfermiine A 2
Celtic 2 Aether a
Dondee Oo, Ralth md
Best Vite 1, Ctyde f
Vihernian ft ealkirk 0
Portick Tob Thansera gy
Queen of b 4, Hearty i
st. Mirren 0, Aberdeen
Mtirling AL Rusnnrnock 2.

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‘At Impressiv

In an lnprosalve coreniony,
well attended by parents and
frionds of Princo Rupert alr
‘epdota, wings wero presonted to
two membors of local No, 659
| Air Cadet Squadron al a parade
In the Armory taat nliht.

Honored were Cadoty Kon Mc-
Kinnon and Don Martinusen,
who siecessfully completed thelr
flylyg (rolning eburse tha sun.
ner,

Th making the presentation,
Aquadron Loader Cloorge Fee of
Vancouver congratulated the two
erndeta for sthiylahing then
aclvea (n. tho alr endot moves
mont which he desarthod ns a
“course In goad citizenship.”

"A poreon who la valuable to
himsel€ and to hla country ta
Hol ono who gota but one who
ylves,” he ankd, “The alt cadat
movement helps our young olll-
zens to appreciate thls fact,”

CADETS INSPECTED

The proaontntlon followed a
parade Inspection by Squadron
aondor Foo, who ta sontor Troe
toatant chapiain for the Fifth
Alt Diviaton, During tho inspec
ton ho apoko to onch of the
boys pornonatty, He was wecotit:

‘eounell conducts Its business.”

Local Cadets Get Wings

“through the rigmarole of ten-
idering the $? fee" but “make
i~yre way vat [t back,”

Be snid that he wos there to

talve the Trades and Labor
iunell its (rst “offiein! werd"
team, the eliv council eon. the
DME C's rane. for abolition of
‘hoe ragistration levy.
{ Mr, Furness sald that the
“ThA “had vet to receive any
jrommunication from the city
feaunell on the subject.”

Alderman Casey complimented: g. yitts will be Introduced.

“he TLE on the way in whieh
‘tt conducted Sts business ond
“the high callbre of discus-
sion."

He enld he had attended many
har TLE nieatings in his time.
‘and “vou sean te know how to
‘rondueb vour business Ina far
‘batter manner than the elty

 

e Ceremony

‘pantod by Flight Lieutenant Tal
Carling, RCAF Halson offleer for
tho cadets,

Anothor presentation of wings
was mntide to the two cadota by
Robert Kolaoy on behalf of the
Princo Ruport Asro Club which
wits rosponalblo for thelr flying
Inalruation,

Othor vlalling officials wore
Cn I, L, Olarke, B.C, cone
miittea chalrman for tho Alt
Cadot League of Canadas V, Rt.
Clorihyo, a natlonal director of
the Lengio; and FB. Anfield,
1.0, commition niember who was
proviously a momber of the
Prince Ruport sponsoring con
mittee,

In a brlof congratulatory ad-
dross, Capt, Clarke polntad out
tint boys heenmo alr cadets of
thelr own freo will and, upon
lonving tholr squadron, were
froo to follow any cnreor thoy
wlahod,

Mr, Cloviiue spoke of the
“good offort’ shown by the
Mineo Ruport aquadron in ylow
of ita compreativoly amall sli
and tho fret that it was started

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provide background music as
the gathering assembles after
which, HMCS Chatham's band
will play “O Cannda,”

Opening address will be made
by T. Norton Youngs, Civic Con-
tre Association president, who
will Introduce E. T, Applewhalte,
Skcenn MP, '
Mr, Applewhalte’s address will
be followed by selections by the
Booth Memorial High Schoo!
band afler which Mayor’ Gcorge

Mr, Youngs will address the
gathering after selections by the
Navy band.

Next Mr, Kraupner will play
organ asclections after which
Canon Basil 8 Prockter will
spenk, .

Closing remarks will be given
by Mr, Youngs.

"God Bave the Queen” wil be
played by tha: high school band
after which Mr. Kraupner will
Agaln provide orga selections,

ner tine bee ae seencern oot etme ee tem AA

Organist Hugo Kraupner will |

Little change In temperature.
Wind westerly 15 today becoming
southerly 28 tonight. Westerly 20
Sunday. Low tonight and high
Sunday, at Port Hardy, Sand-!
spit. and Prince Rupert, 38 and
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VANCOUVER (h—James Mal-
gron, 28, and William Slosson, 34,
were cach sentenced Friday to.10
years for trafficking in nar-
cotles,

Also sentenced by Mr. Justice
HL 8. Wood was Hirbnt Singh, 20,
who was given a two-yeur term
for breaking and entering. The
charge arose from an attempted

  
  
  
 
   
  
  
   
  
  
 
   
 

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parked ‘semi-trailer truck, +251,
‘Capt. Ogden Jarvis of the -
Michigan cfty police sald at at

critical condition In hospitals;
A police lst of the Injured.

26, of Winnipeg. Pollee had’hi
street address for him and;th
extent of his injuries was-.no
as,
The big, new bus crashed ihn
the semi-tfaller on U.S. .20;*
four-lane highway, abou
miles east of Michigan Clty
 Kilies vere four.wom:
two men, all identified as
from Chicago or California.’

Jarvis sale 28 persons were Oh:
the bus, hound fromi Chicagota
Now York. One of those orit?
cally Injured was the bus -drivé -
er, Thoring Locke; 39, of Chis.
cago. Pe,
‘Police .sald: the: hits

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“phere appeared to” hag
no pantie,” Jarvis said,"

body on the bus. was ‘hurt,

   
   
 
  
   
      
    
  
 
  
 
 
 
     
       
   
 
  
 

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“The hus seats were twlated .
and mangled. and the. bus Wasa
total loss.” a Mal
The truck overturned on {ts
side after. the collision: § y's
Horry Willams, 43, tho truck.
driver, told pollco he had stops.

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ped his truck, loaded with 15". 4

000 pounds of freight, to rept { “an

a broken airline, He'set out fouy . 4.
woe ‘

flares. ina
“after repairing the alr line {
wont to the rear of the trugk'td
plek up the last Hghted pol when
I saw the bus approaching. “hs.
“I kopt waving It so the drivor.erts):
would see it, ete
“T kopt thinking, my God, lan't;
he going to turn? Tan't he nal: Ane
to turn? . pies
Then I know tho bus was gotig:
to hit the truck and I starging
running. I got about 20, fee
trom the ‘track when. tho?,byst

    

 

‘gnfocracracking at a suburban
drive-in theatre.

Manitoba Pr

 

CHICAGO wh -- Abo Polukow,
1h, sontonced Friday to a yenr|
for theft, told police ho hos spout.
60° yours of his Hee in Jail, THe

   

‘rat offence was stealing a ho
iy 1002,

WHO AM 12 CONTHAT ts Juat anott
Community Woek wiitol atarta Mandlay
Baturday, Bhown above ave the hands o

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| VANCOUVER \th =» Premier
Douglas Campbell of Manitoba
riday that trucking rogue

 

latlona should be made uniform

    

Photo by Van: Meer @tudio
ror parl of Olvic Centre
card tuna tint) next
“Tho Myatory Man," a

woll-known Princo Ruporb olticon, Ploture la a olio in the

giicaning conte

at, A privo for §

96 will bo nwarcod for the’ Cleat:

corroch nnawor drawl out of a box tn the Clylc Contre lobby nt
the Supordanco October 21, Anyone but Clvie Contre of Cons

munity Wook offleinia la eligivin, but the
gupordunce to vullevt Uw prise

pormon muat be at the

Second Trucking Parley

 

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debris,”

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ncroas the country to keop pace
with Canadi’s vist |
pansion, |
In a apooeh to the Vaneoyydy
board of trado — transportatlan |
buvony and the Automotive
Transport Avsoctation of 1.0, the -
promior sald he was tn favor.of
Intor-provinelal motor  vohtols
transport conforenees, auch: AS.
was hold in Winnlpoiy tn 10840
"Wo can't remake transportis
Hon ritlor dorays Canada In Und
wink of an ove,” he sald,"but wa
tan mako progress. at n-eecond
conference.” — yoke

Ho hoped 0 second contorencd
would bo held this spring in
clther Ontarlo or Quoboo, F'*

Mr, Campbell aid the laaue
wan bocomlig Important boaaiith a
Catindn stands on the threshold =”
of great Ineluatrlal expanalgy, |

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and transportation ts tho wa
artery “carrying: the Induatelal
Wloeblood of the nation.” —jrqry
He and both highway rane
payt and railwaya hinve cxsorital
economle functions Lo porfornt to
keop tho wountry's brado movilig,

"Lack of uniformity of highs
way rogulallons ind procedures .
botwoon proving la aH i
concern,” ha anid. “Agreenieh
could suroly.be worked out Abine =>
Lereprovinielal won torenoga vaficy

any