4 Ea.
Znight
a Bory Thursday night,

| Are Invited

Bite Captain’ Cook Sea
lorps at’ IMCS Chat-
Avaleh your boy. or girl

 

BKilled
israeli
he Push

5 A
fl

hee,

inter-Attack

BSALEM (AP) —
bviest fighting be-
Bsracli and Egyp-
bes since the end of
| Palestine war was
A irom the El Auja
Bay, ‘The death toll
mc than 50,

Ficlis announced they
Pupled” some territory
Auja-Nizana demilitar-
& southeastern corner,

     

Hntians Start al

 
 
   
 
       

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pytians were reported to

 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
  
  
 
 
  
 
 
   
 
 
 
 
  
   
 
  
 
  
  
 
  
   
  
 
  
   
 
  
  
  
   
  
 
 
  
 
  
 
 
  
 
  
 
 
 
  
  
  
 
  
  
 
 
   
  
 
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
 
 
  

Biting centred around:
fr check post which the
Beviously claimed was
fe Keyptinas in the zone
Beacti territory,

fli military spokesman
sracli army unit “re-
he territory,” Wednes-~
m iilling 50 Egyptians
Bring more than 40, 1s-
Miltics were put ab four
#19 wounded In the op-

Ze yeports reaching of-
meeces in Cairo sald the
Flaunched a counter-
Bthe Sabha area. A
Fesman said the Egyp-
e considerable military
Hn the region, but de-
Bive details on the
Rack.
OUTPOST .
esinan snid that while
was raging in the de-
f vone, Israell forces
ire with - automatic,
fr an Esy ila obtpost
o7i, a camp for Palds-
refugees south of Gas

kesman said the Egyp-
ecd the Isreell flre at
juhina half hour. No
Rasualties were report-

ae Fine Set
Assault

S150 was Imposed on
dodfellow, of the Do-
pms, after he pleaded
B inorning In pollee
P charge of assault
m actual bodily harm,
Bw was charged with
mien beating to John
Pwham he had been
dluber To ab a city
Ase In the company
Ben),

oO prave provocation
Biult, defences counsel
uve told the court
New Royal Hotel por-
Hlested Che womey In
Mchere the drinking
miken yince,
ps. Cpl WG. Lane
the court hat the
Bby the accused had
Devond that neetlad
Bi her himself or the

Dist, TA, Watnwelg hit:
When he had gone to
K house the nceused,
lite Intoxleatad’™ had

pe he had “used the
wk,

 

Bt Beton Godly :
cosa Margret for the
nee wlth which ashe
Ih her firet public

slnen  gumounelng
Ould not marry Poter

applauded ina host
BY stories the “cours
Y (i which aha {need
Mle engagemont only
pier her ronunalation
DY
Deny, vyod abiding and
roof dodieation, wont
Night bow publia sors
Tal'y eathodral ate
N00 people,
Fegutlon was lushed
Lina minute's pore
before the high al-
Atoly after hor at

Bhed a counter-attack, |

     
    
      
  
 
   
 

alrcht
ee

quantities,” he sald in an inte

   
   
   
 
 
 
 
      
 
    

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
  
 
  
    
   

 

House, a.
York's Fifth Avenue, Work will

buildings on the’ alte to make way for the skyscrgpel. It Is ex- -
pected to be completed by April, 1957: Toronto drahitects: arc.

Marani and Morris with Eggers a

ew York,

pols on .tnG.Bt
«general In.

’.
wis

Reeve Assails Situation
Qn Liquor in Kitimat

“Hy BRUCE LEVETT
Canadlan Press Staff Writer
KITIMAT, B.C, @ -- Reeve:

Wilbur Hallman, in a drive on. ging.”
buotlegging and excessive drink. -

ng in this north coa

overnment to open aj

‘desperate situation.”

"Elquor is coming In g
Te)
few, "We are In a desperate:
dtuation and untll we ge a;
itore where the Individual may
buy bly Hquor by tho bottle, we
will have excessive ordering.”

AU present, he sald, Hquor had
to be ordered a week in ad-
vance by son or att fram Vaneau.
ver 400 miles to tho sooth or by
ral! from Terrace, B.C,, 40 :niles
o "he north,

“AL one the last Christinas,”
the reeve sald, “there was 26
tong of fquor on the dock.
Planes wotld book passengery on
outward (lights only, returning
with (lt toads of Hanon”

Constructicn workers In) the
last fow years, he sald, had been
ordering (hol lauor by the ease,
then selling half of tab s100
bottle to cover the shipping cost
and to pay for tholr own habit.
MADE, $20,000

“Our convictions for bootleg
nine nee few tye anid “but

 

public ongagements sbroloh tinge
months ahead for the prhicess,
and The Dally Bketch calla her
attendance ab the service “her
bravest hour,”

“TE wotld have been so onay to
have had weold, 80 cnsy to have
fund an exouse to slay away.”

TOOK WISTORTC STEP

Tho Dally Mall nny hat whan
the princess ontordd the onthead-
rat “aha took a historia slop on
Ue path aho had choxon to con
Unie 40 hours before."

Tho aorvico waa n momurlal for
tho Inte Dr. Robort John Barnar:
do, who astabiishod group of
homes for foundiings. Women In
the vongragaiion wept, portly ns
tho whitesrobod auffragit blah

' VOL, XLIV, No, 257,

Se tn ige

‘THIS IS.AN AROMITECT’S drawing-of thé proposed Canada
ff storey, $8,000,000. structure to be located on New

gibdirat.concelved by, Roy.haw..an,,
ee ee

 

"Published at Canada’s Most Strategic Pacific Port-— And Key to the Groat Northwest

~N

 

  

begin In January to demolish

nd Higgins of New York, sénior’

hata?

 

Awards |

Cited For Savi
Kitkatla Child: =|:

among 19 BritishColumbia:
residents who have been
cited for heroism bythe
Royal Canadian Humane
Association, Canadiat
Press reported today from
Hamilton, Ont, =."

{their rescue ftom drowning of’
a Kitkatla boy are Canon Same [i
uel Kinley, 63, rector of St, Pet-
er's Anglican Church, Kilkatla,
and Nathan Shaw, Casslar Can-
nery employee,.of Caspacd an
Kitkatla.

|been awarded the pair for. thelr

       
 
 

PROV!
LIBRA

nanaebieoned

NCIAL

PRINCE RUPERT, BC, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1055, °

 
 

RY
mS

? ‘
Gi.

   

«4

’
1

 

 

Oe i ee é
'. sohoF . ' . 7: a . a 4 fi "i i
ae Pp ee, Mi ne

\

‘i
p

‘

whee ot
ei

r

Two district men were

Honored by the assoviatlon for

  

d :

Parehment certificates have

 

part: in rescuing four-year-old
Matthew Vickers, after he was
found floating face down off
Kitkatla beach Jast May 25.
Canon Kinley discovered the

+

boat -andsrescued the’ ministe:
endafistied »
water OY

Fishermen formed a team to
apply artificial respiration, until
Jack Franks, clly fireman and
ambulance man, accompanied by
Dr: J. A. Macdonald, wore flown
from Prince Rupert with an in-
halator. uO

the roblld from:

 

“yumors aay a man went out of

here in 1953 with $20,000 In tax-
free money made on boutlog-

Reeve

num town, loday called on the isystem because “nobody Is yolng

provingial g
quot store here to combat al uy

to send down to Vancouver or
y lo Terrace for one bottle.
The reeve said the situation

reat had been urawn to the attention:

of the provincial government
but no action had been’ taken.
Only legal liquor outlet within
ilumat ds the Kitimat Hotel
with a beer parlor-seating 600,
“There are Usually long Ine-
ups on Friday and Saturday
nagglate, Ley
Kitimat den't wsconatructon
camp anymoro,” Regve: Hallman

sald, “Il’s a cominunily of 76001

people and they. resent having
to send lo Terrace, Wher? there
nro 6,000, lo buy thbir silppites:.

“We have a vory nellye chip
ter of Alcoholics: Anonymous 1)
icitimat.” *

At Vietorin, Col, Donald Me-
Gugan, chalrman of the Dquor
control board, sald (ho matter Is
“under consideration."

“iitimat ts entitled to a lquor
store,” he said, ‘and will have
one as Koon as eUlbable promlios
are avallable,” |

Ho declined to prddiet whan
Hho efaraweautd ba pub in

a

tincess’ Attendance at Service
° WW a WT
scribed as “Her Bravest Hour’

Ing us nll to a Ufo of orsonn
xneri{leo,.” ae

A fow hours after the princoss
had attended the sorvian, the
Archbishop of Canterbury, 0
contin! figure in tho marriage
cristae, broke ha public alfence
n BRC tolovialon Intorviow.,

Ho dociavod that thore had
boon "no, Chuvoly proxaire” on
the princess to vonounea mits

to do Clod's will, and whion tb bee

take nolo o
"Bho too

Ontobor 87 wae.

 

op of Croydon anid:

 

p first of tho avores of

 
 

py qual Ufa, God aponka, evils!

' ‘
'

 

advice, ‘

4
ate
'

Hallman sald excessive,
st alumi idrinking was. cacouraged hy the |

ringe to tho divoracd ‘Townsond.
“Bho waa sooklng all the tine

came cloar whot Clod'a will wax,
xhe did th nnd ib da not a bad
thing for people iin gonoral to

f, : fo

k thin doclalon alone,
and that moans of hor own froe
will...) Tho arohbishop anid
that the Princoss' vielb to hin
joroly to Kook

HECOVERED HERE

The youngster, son of Mr, and:
Mrs, Arthur Vickers of Kitkatla,
recovered jn Prince Rupert Gen-
eral Hospital.

Inchided In the Ist of Humane
Association honors published to-
day were 17 other recipients of

!
i
t

 

| the parchment certificates anda).

‘bronze medal winner,

; Top award, a gold medal for
bravery, went posthumously to a
Quebee man who lost his Hfe at-
jtompting to rescue his'daughter
and her girl frlend last July'24,

}

|
!
|

i

City Enjoying
Good Weather
As South Soaks

Hither the Vancouver woather-
man ts mlxed up or Priifee Ru-
pert is no fongor in the north
coast region, The synopsis from
Ue Dominion public weathor of-

1
i
1
i

‘

child: and plynged in lo rescue). .

him. “However, the elderly min-|° «

istor got into difficulttes himself.1,,
Mr. Shaw put out in a small)’; .

 
   
 
   
 

 
 

  

 
 
  

 
  
 
  
  

Laks

“NICELY: ATTIRED =~ -Though sne's not’ wearing mu
Redwood’ Empire beauty, Sharron Gleason. is ‘cer

Attired, Seated In-a big airplane
“dedication: of a new’5,000-foot ai
AML RF tee and Navy were. alsg.o

" 5

   

. ir. ' ue
ang, A
yey

PO cdh . ws ml i *
VICTORIA’ :)—Leaders, of the:
30,000. native.,Indlans ‘of B,C:
strohgly protested Tuesday, night
any plan to’ lease. ‘reservation
farm lands to white farmers.

Rev, Peter Kelly of Nanaimo,
chairman of the legislative com-
mittee of the Native Brotherhodd
of B.C., sald the proposal is {l-
legal under. the federal Indian
Act, re

Furthermore, he sald, lt-1s “'al-
most lke a political appeal to
land-hungry farmers who are
coming into the province.”

It was reported Monday that
the provincial Indian affairs ad-
visory committee would recom-
mend, during a three-day closed
mecting which began here Tues
day, that the Indians of the
province farm thelr reserves.

If the Indians would not farm
thelr Innds, the committee would
recommend that the lands be
leased to white farmers,

Dr, Kelly and Robort Cilfton of
Comox, Brotherhood president,

to polnt out that “Indian lands
ean only be lensed or sold by the
inujority voto of the band, ac
arene to the federal Indian
C au . .
Tho advisory committee also
studied a report by Labor Minis:

 

fleo In Vancouver stated yoster-

a
Pacific storm, ‘Tha forecast
atated’ that a gale warning was
continued,

Bul in Prince Rupert there hus,
beon nothing bub fine clowr
wonther for throe days.
Tudsday wos cold and sunny,
[willy the night cold and elenr up
wnt miduight whon the moon
shone faintly through low-lying
clouds. About J am, the elty's
frat enow of this winter roll but
It was dry and powdoyy. yoster-
day morning, '

Yostorday's gale dddn't mater
Ilivo and while Prince Rupert
continued to enjoy old, sunmy
wertior with a bright «moon
Ina night, the soubhor male
land and Vancouver Taland were
delugod Inst night with rain
thint averaged about in ineh in
A alx=frour porlod, Vancouver vit.
port nnd 2.4 Inehos te 24 hours,

Today's foreunat for the north
vonat roglon ia niortly clonr today
nnd Wriday. Not much change In
Lomperatires, Winds northonal-
arly 18 Low tonight and high
Friday nt Port Wardy 43 wnd
40; Sandaptt and Princo Rupert
2 and 48, i

TO TALK WITTE NUIT

‘NEW DELHT (Roularn)— [x-
ternal Affairs Minlalor Ponraon
of Oanadn arrived " aly today
for talka- with Indian Prine

Minlator Nehru,

 

day (hat wide spread gales and
rain along the British Columba:
onst doveloped ns n result of a,

tor Lyle Wieks of “appalling”

we liying in the northern intor-
or,

The report is tha result of
honrings held tn the Burns Lako

i da Son
To Head Police

VANCOUVER (—~ Mayor Fred
Hume and today “one of the top
law onforconiont officers In Ca-
nada" nay be brought to Van-
couvor to fll the post of police
ehlof temporarily.

Pee Ce tag

nomos hore, he will bo rotalned
for not Jong than sx months and

\ho imnyor.

didato, for the porltion vacatoc
Monday

emled, 4
"Wo do not
aval
mi ot
ayor: Thum
know
wOUETE WIHT bo avaliable, «

wh

ron

fl
aval

G,

 

eR
\ :

'
fo

hope to sce the committee today,

conditions wader whieh Indiunw

If tho tnidontifiod prospect

not moro than two years, sild

Tho man sought by the pollee
commission, of which Mr. Humo
Iw the honed, would nob be a ante peal for roparnte trials,
by Waltor Mulligan
whon pormanent applleations are

i think he would ho
able for tho permanent

0 anid: he would
‘in 10 days: ifthe man

Tho. niayor ‘refused «to Any
ater tho'iman uneor consids |.
oration would have (6 be “bore
rowed" from tite presont Job, To
did-any that throo otlor wien al-
Ppronchod word nob

 

 
  
  
 
 

  
 
 

tire, she's ready
retrip at Uklah,
n hand for: :

          
  
 
   
 

and 5 Pop ton }
5 told’ reporters’ Ki

  

month. ;7
Mr. Wick:

 

heariig Thiirs
terrible conditions," he sald.’
_ The Indians in‘the'two areas
are not living on reservations, |
but are-squatting on crown land
near the sawmills in which they
work
Mr, Wicks sald a large amount
of valuable farming land ts “go-
Ing to waste” because the Indian
people are not Interested In ‘ag-
riculture,
"Y have only asked the com-
mittee to look into tt,” he said.
Earller reports Indicate the
provinclal government Intended
taking action on Its own to lease
the land for agricuilural pur-
poses, Mr. Wicks, sald’ the prov.
Ince:‘has no power: to take any
action, be

ly
Half French.

BRANDON :0--—Trlal: of three
Quechee youths ‘charged with
murder In connection with the
slaying of a Roman Catholle
priest reopens todny after a two-
day adjournmont iS

yi.
It was adjourned Monday to
enable sheriff Don Smith to sume
mons 40 Rronch +s) onk Ng pers
sons from which glx will bo sae
loctod to alt on tho split jury,
Of 40 persons questioned Mon»
day none spoke French and the
court line agroed to n defence
counsol roquost that at lonst half
Uno jury aponk tho Innguage of
tho accused, ”
Charged with the gun slaying
of Rev, Alfred Quirlon of BL, Ed-
ounrd, Alla, Jost dan. 0 are
Claude Paquin and Gorard de
Tonnancourt of Montroal and
Guy Forrango of - Riviores dos
Pralrles, Que
Paquin and da Tonnancourt
wore both 17 at tho tne of tho
alaylng but haya alnco durned 18,
Forragne ta nso,
Mr, Justice Sampo! Freedman
Monday rojootod. a defence ap-

 

Ambulance Men
Re-Elects Parks
Robor) Parks waa’ Tas night
ro-olectod prontclont of (ho Printe
Ruport Ambulance Amoolat ion
at tho group's aynyal: menting,
Inck Franks, wna ro-cleatad

aoarotary of tho -nasoolntion and
Wayno Torrid wos oleoted

who lel

oN ts
‘PRICE: FIVE CENTS —

mushed to
of the worst, 1
history."

Malohat high
Arbutus Creek 'r:
north‘of Vistor!

Nooded hb

would release:,minutes , of the :
day. “We: found) 1°

ye. WG: und | vancou ¥
.' southeast”

tronauror, replacing A. TT. Toson, |

-VANCOUVE

ret
ad

 
 

atand

”

ainstorm ‘in Br

  
 
 
 
  
 
    

 
  
 

 

 

0-miles
washat

h

Way

The. ‘Trans-Canada. hig

‘| was reported “extremely danger-| 4|
ous” In the Fraser:

cany on. @

‘Island, .: the

‘was cut
wild 15

 

On :. Vanco

   

les
More thar 200 pe

 

 

re. ysald -anoth
YY off the

 

Alberni registered @ 2
in M4 hourge
LOSES, WATER ‘SUPPLY. :,"

Youbou, another. Vancouver Is-.

ply and power ‘when, Ruge. logs,

amashed transform
pipes, Fy
CPR officials: said: no
Injured among’ the,
gors and crow aboard thé
Infon ag It plowed Into a: alide
of 200 to $00 tons of rock and
mud. The passengers were tak-

i
ba

ers-and water)

5

lodged in a hotel, In all, three
dlosol unite and an: ex

 

whon

land. centre, lost its water sup-|'

tla
a
en to Hatrlgon-Mills by bds‘anid |),

     

press ear} C

  

  

     
 
 
   

   

 
 
    
  
   
  
   
   
 
  
    
      
 

floating. down, .Coon’.. Oreek, | trt

10 one Was] he Ok
00 :passen- Talan
4 the Domes]. #1

fig.
ey

bishop ett

United

  
   
  
   
  
 
 

 

left the track,
District §2 school board: Tuos-
day night dectdod to ask tho city
of Prince Rupert to proceed int-
modintoly with repalrs to the
sowor running fromthe Rooso-
voll Park (Parcel 16) school: to
Morao Crook: oe,

Cost of the project ta ostininted
at $8,000, John Currlo, clork’ of
works to the schoo) board, sald,
Ropnira to the sewer, left by tho
United States army, will anvo the
achool bonrd, more than $4,000,
Putblng In a new ae [
achool down OF aot Ae oo
neal with oxlsting sowers would
cont in the nolghborhood of $10,'
STOUM DAMAGE $6,718,, , wt
Mr, Currlo algo told the: board
Hat a claim for 96/718,76, the
amount of catiniated damn Ine
foted on tho tly constricted
school by the hig alorm Ootoher
5, had beon forwarded: to ‘tha
honrd's insurance agent, ,

Tho olork told tho bodrd,.that
work waa progressing favorably
nt.tho now'sehool, and dubs.fo thd
good wanthon.thp, projeat lho id
be rondy: for the root: by. the
ond of this week. The. are
nlrondy orooted’ far’ Me gym:
naslum, ho aald, budlt was te
ablo. fet the, root oh the builds.
Ing 40 hat work: bo ite cole
tinued “all winter: ide “the

mbruobure, 25".
EXTRAS APPROVED |)
Gt'vohin Ate

   
 
  

      

(any
i

rk

 

 

‘the pant

hi
te! .
: ‘ :

dl the pot, for
yout, ey

   
 
 
         

from the!

now ahpol

Ws ;

Cit
et RE
atruction. of “a; .6ingl; dre
room adjaccht:to tho alidit
for children to. chango) tt:
taking part ‘In. stage :actly!
at tho now school, at adsl
$265; addition of 20. n
outlots so flint tanchora
Ab night.rrdod only: wo two, U
Inatend of -n.. whole: "
at n-cont of $105 -gind all
another: drinking foun
the-girla’ ontrance .o
Aron'ntn coat of, $1
Sea
MS for dri
Amps to. provotit

Tho honye “qlxo: 0
pencliure, pt “$436
Ara and 0
fue) olf tank fof,
from: Mung du

      
  
 
 
  
  
    
 
   
    
           
   
 
   
         

  

nydergrouy)

  

wot woathyo, 4"
TANK. AINIPTIAD:
| Despite thd wolghy oF the |
tank, anid:tlio walght. of,
allore of oll Ae tank tlppd
io, solld, rook” space dug
whan hoavy ral flied the,
in wot-worther,’ On. advio
vib urd line Fok OB
f fo a0,

cannot be alifted, °°" x

«Alwd dnaptoved: waa We'd {
sation W it aa i
i i i

 
           
 

 
   

 

 
    
 
    
  
   
  
 
  
   
  

 

]
Mant ooh. of; Una Tounehe
tn on digi Nand atone
laos invent bionioh wed)
Sa

f
alm tise with ren 3

(an or iter
brimenital: 19:

ey
hs

 
   
  
  
   

 
  

®

  

olor. fh
ot voneia
a de

 

nr Or the Roosevelt, FA