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VOL, XLV, No, 148

 

 

Fishermen's
Earnings

Up in May
ee ceeth

Speclal to The Daily News
VANCOUVER— larn-
ings of British Columbia
ade eed
fishermen last month ad-

a ar

vanced 15 per cent over
the total for May, 1955, ac-
cording to fisheries statis-
tics for May, » published
here today by the Federal
Department of Iisheries.
“Fine weather throughout the
month and. firmer unit prices
helped’in the $1,660,000 total
land devalue of all fish caught,
-Leading species was halibut,
with a total catch of slightly
more than 6,000,000 pounds
which grossed $063,000, Although
the. International Halibut Com-
mission set May J2 as the open-
Ing date for halibut fishing,
fish union arrangements delayed
the actual start by B.C, halfbut

ment to May 20, Wilh practically
no haltbut in cold storage, open-

aged. approximately seven centy
4. pound better than last years,
Bulk of the catch of $817,006
pounds of herring, valued ai
$30,000, was used as balt in the)
halibut fishery, with a smal! pro-
portion going to reduction ond
fresh fish gales,
-Salmon landings, valued a!
compared  favorahl:
with $285,000 for May 1955, In-
crease was attributed not onk
to higher Jandings from trol
camps but to improved unit,
prices, . ‘
Trawl fishermen had a good
month, with a main Item of 988,-
000 pounds of soles, nearly dou-

 

month, The brought $45,000. Fur
farmers continued. to be vuod
customers of the fishing indus-
try. Slightly more than 1,700,000
pounds of fish guld as minkteed
compared with $60,000 pounds
sold under the same heading in
May 1055, and was valued at
$51,000,

Clam production pt 186.800
pounds, valued at 37,000, was
down sharply fram the 650,000
pounds landed in the sane per- |
jod a year ago, Ciysler produc. |
ton Increase] from 7.7% gale |
lons, worth $29,000 in May 1956, |
{0 9.759 gallons valued at $36,000 |
Jast month, '

 

PM's M
5 Meet |
LONDON @- The adnisslon of :
new members is expected (a be a!
prinelpal tople at. (he Common- |
wealth prime ministers’ confer. |
enee opening here Wednesday,
7 Another key Issue will be the ,
planning of a common front to:
wards Russia's “campotitive ca. |
existence” challenge fo the West, |

During the 1-day talks (he,
prime ministers also with discuss,
wortd affairs, the economies probe ;

lem of the sterting area and. A request for plans oF (he pros; og tye
government raya

Conmonwealth — defenee

trade questions,

and

“ MOBCOW i--Uniled States,
Brilish and Frenely ate ebtets
were emeshs ab Bundiy's Sovlet
Avintion Diy shaw but the Rus.
glans sald they did not disphiy
thelr new heavy jet bombers ba-
enuse they wanted to Keap the
emphasis on “defence,” not of-
fense.”

Tater Gen, Nathan Tying,
U8, air fares chief of start,
fold Tis Nasts ina apeeeh, the
Unitod States wih} not disarm
wl dh ds eerlala of world-wide
prima cout rots,

A7Twhalng, ba vidos and British
dnd French ale foree ehlody
were among forelgn eitesta at
thie alr shaw dn whleh the Rus-
stuns navelled threa new types
op fighter planes and a new jot.
propallar Lrnsport,

© frell, Che erowd of more thin
aqg.q0d ot Tushina Alrport saw
about WO flghters, 40 helleop-
yey teasparts and only 16
Hampers Ay aver, hast your's
ahow featured Th bombers,

NOTHING UNEXPECTED

Wester experts suid none of
the new airernfl was tnexpeat
ad, ‘They added that the show

 

Hee wy

RIDERS IN NEW YORK’S CENTRAL PARK give the horse laugh
to the driver of a new three-wheel utility car designed by Bas-
sons Industries Corp,’ Called the Star, the tiny vehicle has a
streamlined body of molded fiberglass, a one-cylinder German
engine, and will be marketed for less than $1,000; The car has
a maximum spced of 70 mph and is sald to get 80 miles per
gallon of gas.

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Board Defers A

tion

On Circus in Park

A request to the Prince Rupert Board of Parks

Commissioners from the Kinsmen elub for’ permission
to allow a circus to operate for three days in Septem-
ber at Algoma park is being held in abeyance until a
hoard committee has checked the type of show expect-

ed and the financial
pearance here,

board last week after receipt of
a ietter from the local’ Kinsmen
r
Gayl
and 8 |

ge ag gg le ll ey

require
The move was taken by th

4
i

egarding the appearance he
and, shows, September, 6.7;

Doubts arose among the com-:
missioners aq the result of dam- |
age to park equipment and:
grounds In connection with a cir-
cus whieh pprformed here last.
year,

BOND SUGGESTED

A bond of $150 and a possible |
round rental was sagrested to:
ensure the park would be left in:
good condition. Commissioners :
A. E, Williamson and Duncan Me- |
Rae were delegated to check Into;
(he matter, "i

The board also decided (hat:
any fulure bills for cleanup of |

i

Hitter left after organized sport: [on

days at elly parks would be sub-!
mitted to the board for sanction. |

!

A bill for $100 covering the use |
of the hut at Roosevelt: park will!
be submitted to the contracting
firm of Mitchell and Currie,

LOWER WATER LEVEN,

In answer toa request fram the |
Salvation Army for a cement:
bottom to the pool in Alder park, |
the board has agreed lo lower!
the level of water in the pool to!
remove a possi!
rd,

|
|

“posed — provincial
bridge over Hays Greek has been

included nothing sharlingly
new,

Ata garden party at the Gov.
feb Army Glub after the show,
Sovlot lenders proposed repeat.
od donsts te disarmament and
world frlendship, When dis turn
to spenk came, ‘Pwlnlag sid:

"Wa know what war means
and my comlry has proved
Whrough the years owe are a
penceful peaply, We niways got
nto wars very dnte,

"Afloy tho list war we dss
armed completely, That, gentle.
men, da digarmament, We had lo
build up our forces agnin at
Korean we arte nat golng
to roduee them again antl we
ave gure of world-wide arms
controls."

During tha entertalnment,
Communat party chief Nikita
Khyushehey sald to Twining:

"yo Th would be silly fo ask
who ts firsh tn the armaments
mee, Pomethios, dn eerily
felds, the Untled States has the
lend, and sometines Ue Bovlet
Union, Uh keeps ehanglig, Why?
Beenuao all davelopmonts in re-
BaUrCH rd aeleneo are. known
both ta you nnd fo ua"

 

{

¢ referred to Victoria, th
j.sloners were
Godfrey, provincial regional. p
re of :iic works engineer. ©

“! Yof requirements and ree

e drowning htt! Winwipag @— Accreditation

i

 

itoday and ends Friday,

‘around sinee 1945 by the assac-

Soviet Air Show Stresses
"Defence, Not Oifence

Hiatlon wach represents 41000
Tnurses in Canada, Such a pro:

|

ments arising from its ap-!

on

 

ecommis

Ay

~The board has approved

 
 

dalions :tor MeClymont. par
submitted by “parks supervisor,
Rusty Thain, with the exception
of provision of bicycle racks and |
trail clearing equipment. 4

CAN SECURE WORKMEN

The parks supervisor in con- !
junetion with summer Nalson |
hoard member chairman Charle.
FE, Balagno, was authorized to se
cure the services of — workmel
othet than city workmen for job:
requiring immediate attention iI
the eity public works departmen
was loo busy.

A valicyball cours will be built
the site of Che old bathhouse
ind an estimate will be prepared
for the cost of black-topping the
aren above the swimming poo
bleachers,

er eng eet eee ete reat pemreee eneanee BN ae eR

Nursing School
Accreditation
To Be Studied -

t

i
t
i

lof nursing schools will be one
major toples ab the dicen:
nial meeting of the Canadlay
Nurses’ Aszoclation which open:
has been lossed

The ddea

Hygram has been operaling in the
United States for 20 years,

A propos) to set ip a (Woe
‘'yonr pilot study and Initiate
ravereditablon belleved It will lend
;to Improvement of nursing ede
‘oatton by helping schools became
aware of thelr weaknesses, ‘There
care V4 hosplial schoals of nurs-

ng in Canada,

SOME SET OWN

Delegates vlao are oxpected to
idisenes the desirability of estab
lishing a Canadian national
examinniion service, sinilar to
that whieh has heen devaloped
by the National Lengite for Nurse
ing In the U. 8

AL present Nove 8totla, Mant:
toba, Saakaiehowan, Alberta and
British Columbla Nursing Assot-
inlians wwe NEN exnminations,
While associations in obhor prov
Ines seb thet own

Theme of the tlyeeday mect-
Ing Is “nneslng serves the nate
jon."

Today's agenda will sea Pret
jor Gumpboll of Manitoba offlel-
ally open the moelng, Clndys
J, Sharpy will deliver the presl-

Greek government. and disorders.
in Cyprus. :

informed by. D...E.{ ne
ub- Lis
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PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.,, MONDAY, JUNE 25, 1950- *

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~ Senior Jurist.
. jog oe lo pw oe peo
Shot in Neck ||
NICOSIA, Cyprus (Reu-|:° !
ters)—Terrorists attempt: |.
led to assassinate Senior)”. §
Justice Bernard Shaw here|;
today. They fired two] —
shots which injured: Shaw). °
in the neck. ee
Justice Shaw is.a senior judge
f the special court ..which{.
handles the most serious.“EOKA |-
terrorist crimes, He has sen-
tenced several terrorists to death
and others to life imprisonment.
Shaw was shot as he sat in his]:
car in Nicosia’s Victoria Street.!>
The shooting occurred during the|
rush hour when Nicosia workers}. \;
70 home for.a three-hour noon; ©
break, Oo , ve
Shaw passed the death: sen-}
tence on Michael Karaolis and |_
Andreas Pemcetrious, the two ier-

rorists whose, execution ‘in. May
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ck and head by the shots and! mg
said to be in serious.condition. |

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legal officlal'in Kenya, Palestine,
and in England. nee

Before dawn today pro-Greek }'
rebels bombed a police station in
suburban Deftera,. wounding a
British soldier in the Jeg.  °

In 6, co-ordinated move, the.
rebels blew up a small bridge a
mile south of Deftera just as Bri-

  

mancy: is the aim of. a“ mecting. of:
Wednesday at the Civic Contre, the mai w

 

tish troops moved in to repel the ing the move said today.
Abtack, , ares

. ackers ation; Priority on the list of matters
The allackers ab the stalon ‘to be discussed Js planning a full

faded into the darkness as police
ypened fire from the station. lclosing day for city stores, G.

 

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A 25-pound rcrial bomb w iP, Lyons, secretary of the former |
Besides planning the ro-form- |
outh of the village. The blast tion of the association, the
narrowly missed a Royal Horse ‘meeting w
! The association all but drop-|
Pl a n lo E; nd ped out of sight after Christmas
f
Cypr us 5 t I / e Thursday half-day closing has
been in force In the city for the
Rupert Wednesday,
The elty council passed oo
Ymed al ending terrorism and: '
removing the Island from the
have lenked ont Include:
@ A formula under which a
Funeral services were held In
Turkish-Cypriots--to choose by vancouver tne 20, for ‘orm
whom they wished to be ruled,
ions Canada from Ireland by paddle.
Wound 15 yours, wheoler In 1883, Hved In Prince
© A recommendation that
oral measure of self-government, oftlan aft of the, Devartment
Most obsorvers agree tat o be
Mys, Erskine tg survived by
of in legislature, af : lee Mug TAN
@ Provision for satogunt ing four daughters; Mrac Jet Bln
i 0
Mirkoy, whose const ia only\40 . '
af A" [superintendent of — Childrens
miles fram tho island, hospital, Vancouver,
plement the proposals. WEAT ER
Tiformod sources reporbin EATH
red) aaurGOR ree Cloudy torlay and Tuesday, A
dotnily of the plan or Just qonoral jetiange in Lomporatira, Winds
outlines of n rovised poltay, ‘The {solthorly 15, Low tonight juni

detonated on the bridge In ae Merchants’ astoctation
ill also elect its offle-
1950, when the members met to
Ey eC ed Soon vs: 30 years, ever since mere
pect |
Thursday-closing by-law te
Hist of world trouble spots will be, ----
date would be set for the island's
Most commentators here aro sug city resident Mrs, Hannih lets:
Lord Radcliffe, an eminent Bri Rupert and Dighy Island, (Or seve
ronlly Uboral, the constitution Mr, and Mra Erskine moved
the rights of (he Turkish-Cyprl- mons, Vernon; Mts, J. Rook,
@ Acomand that ant-Hrily | punornd was hold wb Mount
those features did not say whoth- Wshowora today, Moro. fr0=
govermont Is malntatning atrlot | Mgh Tuesday ab Port Mardy and

 

 

contin) address, follawed — by
Toalth Minlater ‘Th Dentley
of Sasaki tehewan,

ig

iRetall
attempt to seal the Deflera sta-
Guards unit dispatched to beat iets and discuss matters for athe
set store hours for the Christmas
chants chose that day beenuse
LONDON (Reuters)— A new
accommodate city businesses al-
announeed this week. .
Ex-Resident
500,000 populatlon—roughly 400,-
sine, ms } odny,
gesting the pertod before self. kino, 96, It was learned today
aynl yonrs, where her husband
tsh Jurist, dvaft a new constitu. ral yours, where
nist provide for an olected na- to Vancouver in 3030 whore MY,
Sette: Mra, RB. N, Chambres,
Lervoriain on Une aland must nd! pieasan, Chapel,
or Lhe government strtemont (0; 4
Went showers ‘Tuesday, Tbtlo
aoeroey an Lhe eryelnd points of Sandaplt 45 and Ge, Mines Rue

 

  
    
 

though the. voters
Wednesd
~The PRRMA Intends circulat-
ing 0 pelftion among city volors
this week after. the Wednesday
meeting has decided upon a clos. }:
ing day, Mr, Lyons ‘said this
morning, = 6 00
Onee 10 per cent of the cllg-
ible voters have signed the pet-
itlon for a full day closing, Mr.)
Lyons added, the petition; will
be sent to City Hall asking that},
a plebiscite be held at the earl. ¢
est. opportunity, “probably in}
August, : '
The plebiscite
simple. majority to. p
Lyons snld, .

Halibut Price
Climbs Again

' Prlees for medium «hallbut
ronehed m season high overage
today when the three vessels sold
enriches totalling 121,000. pounds
on the Priice Rupert Halibut
Exchange, — ve

Mediums averaged almost 24,0
cents a pound, 0 cents higher
than the previous top price pald
A wook ago, Highest pelea on the
Exchange Unis senson for ned
jums wos 25,1 conts n pound,
pald for modiumes this morning
off the United States bont Hazol
WT,

Individual Inndiings wily pric
os for mediums, large and ebie-
kon halibut In brackuty are ag
follows: Mes

United States boat—Hazel W—
10,000 pownds (26,1; 17) IM), sold
to Atlin Fishorles,

Canadian bonts—Fisher Lasslo
(6,000 pounds (uit, 10: 1)
sold lo BD. O, Packers,

Aodina Tyht—40,000 pounds
(24,0; 10,0; 14) gold to Paelfle
Wishorles, oo

Tw addition, threo bonts dolly.
ered 118,000 pounds of halibut
to tho Princo Rupert Wishure
mon's Co-Operative Association,
They wero tho Signal with 40,000
pounds; tha Covenant with 80,
000 pounds nnd the MRI with

  

had favored:

needs only ¢
ass, My,

ay closing in a: plebls- |?

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Hie: Gaitskell and eight ether

{the ‘British “Labor
Party. They ‘ate Junch ata: pri-
vate room: at, Truman's ‘hotel...
Referring to his, ni¢eting with
Sunday,

members| of * the «

reporte
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the ‘rifle:
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Truman saldy 7 hs
“Oh we won the war: all, over
again, - took credit for, doing it |,
and Uke two old -men, tad.a pe”
good time reminiscing.” eh Lye

| eee LT ANE FOE SO PORATED SOO

Queen Asked
To Attend
Seaway Rites .

LONDON -@—- Prime Minister He aD ert :
St, Laurent porsonally, invited} inbin, where: an
the Queen: today to go to Can- \
ada for tho, opening .of the St,
Lawrence Soaway; in 1050, 7
Tho Cavadinn prime minister,
here for the meetings of Con-
monwoalth prime ministers
starting Wednosday, had (an
audience with the Quoen at
Buckingham Palace. Juet, after
lunely, Tt Was understood ho look
tho opportunity: to. linvile s the.

 
      
 
 
  
 
   
    
   
 
 
   
    
 
 
 
 
      
 

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din, where: another four: por
sons dled in traffic. An ani
froginan. was: drowned,
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Wattle nealdenta dnd ono dlodst
a. trafflo aceldont. I Saskatehos
wan, Whore: anothor -porsdn wis
Killod tna trainecay: orngtyy:
“In Nova, Scotin:one, poraon
drowned! noth
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FOR CADETS GOING 10 CO
) 1 Gaclots of Prinea Ruport’s Caplin '(
b for tho Royal. Canadian
Iday’ of Unis wook;

Thirty-four
will leave Prince Rupor
Camp) at Comox, Bt, on Friday

Cacots will be oscorted ns fir aa Vaiicouvor. beLlotien«
Yonant Melvin Thompson on tho teat lap: of tielr -bworwook
sojourn, Also travolltiig will bo Loading Codot Yoneliim Kraups
ner who will bo attonding a govan-weol bealningé
vourge In TMCS Nadon ab Exquimalt,”..°.

» Nowly-qunlifidd Lending Cadob Anntolo: Unischow
lonvo Prince Rupert. by tall Tuoaday for TMOS sShoarwa s
Dartmouth, Nova scatin, whoro he: wll] jontor a govenswook 5

4 :

come In nayal aviniion, a aut
Final parade of, (he yeni tor endeta who “are procood ing,”
to. Comox will bo tonrorrew ‘al Vie regular Will: Umi’ of; 11)
pany, dy bho Dell Hall of TEMOS Chath ete ys
Rogular dvillg oncocd nab -ThurgdaysVgh bres ete ee
Corps notlvics will: bo vorumer after, shoal: opontng, IN:
wely..of Won bing vill:

     

 

 
 

Boplombor, bub Cadob nctivitlon: tn. tho?
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‘said, |
Mion off from Nicosta, cieht miles!
off the rebels. good and welfare of retail trade,
holidays. - .
of the arrival of. boats In Prince
plan for the future of Cyprus
Features of the plan which
Of City Die
nod of Greex orlgin and 100,000
determination world be between Mrs, Erskine, who arrived tn
eb W nybor he
tion to give the islanders a Hb- Robert was a member of the
i y¢ \ ed
jorily of Crock=Cyprlot, mombors Braking died in 10k
ols and the defoneo tnvtoroats of Vornon and Bmw Ry Erskine,
before netlon can bo taken to ts, wean es nmee
Parlinmont this week will alive
Ml
‘Whe plan, pert'4s nnd 55,

{20,000 pounds,