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» A RECORD .NUMBER of 300 muntetpal engineers, public works superintendents and repre-
‘-gehtatives of supply and equipment firms, together with their wives, attended the 14th
»,Annual Convention of the Municipal Engineers’ Division of the Association of Professional
. Engineers of B C, in Penticton, September 20 to 22 Inclusive. Photograph above shows (left
ilo right) C.. J. Gustafson, Superintendent of Public Works, Prince Rupert; F G, deWolf,

‘P. Eng, City Engineer, Veron; and Art Joy of Vancouver,

 

 

BESET BY TROUBLES

 

Cardenas Last Trip

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PORT HARDY, B.C.

thé’ Union Steamship vessel Cardena Sunday night.

‘Jinxed From Beginning

(CP)— The grounding of

was the climax of a trip beset by troubles, crew mem-

t,

bers said Tuesday.

"An. eccentric passenger and a
fire were part of the bad luck
that jinxed the Cardena on what
was to: have been the last trip
before a winter layover and dry-
docking. ,

Tuesday, the Cardena; only
“sightly damaged" after being
grounded al Duval Point on Van-
couver Islapd’s.. northeast coast,
was being towed to "Vandouver.

The passenger ran amuck carly
Sunday, smashing furnishings
and holding crew members at
bay with a curtain rod until they
locked him up and set two men
guarding his.door.

When he became quiet, they
ppendd the door to have a look
alehim. The man was gone and
pe porthole was open.

With cries of “man overboard,”
the Cardena stopped, backed up |

and dropped a lifebelt while |
searchiights swept the water,
¢ Then came a
gine room. “Get that nut out of |
here,”

dering how the man clambered |

out of the porthole and up the |

side of the Cardena onto the |
promenade dees.

~The ship stopped at campbell.
River where RCMP and a doe-!
tor, toa the man ashore,

ep,

BC Slighted
By Attitude
OF: Easterners

“VANCOUVER (‘The prest-

dont - of the vast B.C, Electric !
Co, guid Tuesday night that the |
poople. of British Columbia: feel
alighted In thelr relations with
oastern Canadians,
othe Britsh Columblan ts
passionately fond of his prov:
Ineo, A.B. (Dal) Graver
Vancouver snid. “IMs wrtlinde
to the rest of Canada
gama as that of the Briton to-
wards (he Continent.”
The Britlsh Columbian be-
Heves that the eastern Cana-
(inn dogs nol visit B,C, enough
nor Appreelite B,C, feclings
anongh, You might say that
Vaneouver ts 3,000 miles from
Atiawa, bub Oltawn ts 40,000
fram Vancouver, We gather that
one presont premier, We A.C,
Hennolt, shares this feeling.”

Mr. Graver wis speaking ta
game 400 dows and apoelal guests
fylhawhne recelpl of the 10hd
h ‘Wit n min poorlwill trophy.

ey

Start Slated
On UBC Building

A gouen (b--Canstrnelon

bs dxpeelad to slarl this week on
ine University of WEEK new $2
HOHNOO urls building, ‘The con
brava. «far construction wis
mvahded Tresuay lo ALR CHlin«
wood Td, which subinittad the
towost. bid of $1,058,000,
, Gonplotion of tho project,
whiely will provide olnaaroony ad
office spude for the faculty of
arty and selene, 1h expected by
the sme of UN

ier ved

ery from the en-:

Saturday night, when the Car-
dena sailed, a smouldering cig-
aret set a mattress on fire. Dense
smoke in the corridor warned
crew members who put out the
fire.

The 1,500-ton vessel suffered a
few buckled bow platcs and dam-
age to her stecring when she
grounded ‘late Sunday... night.

: ‘Passengers were taken off by a

provincial forestry boat and an
RCMP launch, which itself suf-
fered $800 damage when her
wooden hull was buffeted against
the Cardena’s steel plates.

Capt. E, M. Sheppard sald he:

could not talk about circum-
stances of the mishap, The Car-

dent is equipped with radar but
officers refused to discuss
| whether it was working,

 

LONDON (Reuters!—Maril
Olivier in front of the movie ¢
ish national newspaper today
of the momentous occasion,
One newspaper, the News

© oseulatory attempl—a polite peck,

"Never in the history of motion pictures have so many
‘. fans been kept waiting so long for such a Wttle kiss,” It say's,
| In the pieture, “The Sleeping Prince,” Marilyn plays an

American chorus girl in Lond
grand duke,

photograph,
: “Marilyn--so used to the

 {ilms--was nervous of the more elegant style af Ollvler,
, She giggled cayly--and fluffed several takes,’

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IN MONROE-OLIVIER KISS ®

(Crew members are still won: |

One columnist reports that the kiss took all day to

Liquor P Price
To Be Boosted |
Soon in BC |

soon be increased by 16% peri
cent.

The B.C. Liquor Control Board :
was notified of price increases |
Tuesday by two distilleries. |

The increases quoted average |
19 per cent but because of the
federal sales tax paid by the
liquor board, actual bost to the
board will be 161% per cent.

It was expected that other ma-
jor distilleries will follow Sea-
grams Distillers Western Ltd,
Alberta Distillers Ltd. in an-
nouncing higher prices,

: WEATHER

Cloudy ‘with sunny periods to-
day and Thursday... Scattered |
showers. Little change. in tem-
;perature, Winds westerly 25 oc-

 

 

 

Kitimat
Strike
At End

Electricians
Reach Settlement!

Strike of 200 electiicians,.
‘employees of Canadian.
|Comstock Ltd., on the.con-|.
‘struction of the Aluminum
{Com pany of Canada -Ltd.;
‘smelter here returned to ,

work this. morning, : :

 

-casionally reaching 36 in expos-
ied areas decreasing to 15 tonight. |

‘Low tonight and high Thurs day !
lat Port Hardy 45 and 85, Sand-,

i spit and Prince Rupert 45 and|
52,

BRITISH PRESS DISAPPOINTED

|:
|
yn Monroe kissed Sir Laurence

ameras—and nearly every Brit- |

finds space for 0 photograph |

Chronicle, {s eritical of thelr

on who Js wooed by Olivier, a

torrid clinches of Hollywood

 

Foreign Ministers. Meeting
‘Before UN Hearing on Canab

| UNITED NATIONS, NY,

dispute moved into high gear to-
day with tae arrival of more
Hrorelan ministers for the first
United Nations alving of the con-
troversy, '

The Security Counedl will open
Its Buea debate Friday, with seve
en forelan ministers expeated to
be on hand, Ineluding Peypt's
Mahmoud Mawel Maypt is not
a member of the t-ecountry
comnell, but was Invited to sii in
As AN interested purty,

Selwyn ddoyd of Beitaln and
Koen Popovie of Yugodavia are
rived on the seeno Tuesday and
ongaged Ina busy round of pre.
Iiminary conferences,

RESOLUTION PREPARED

Ruasia's Dinitel Shoptloy, Paul
Henel Spaak of Belgium, Chrrist«
hy Penn of France and awa
wore fying i today, stite Bees
rotary Dulles ts expected from
Washington Friday or sooner,

Heitain and Prince are yo-
paring w resolution for the coun
all ening for Intornaonal
control of tha auntogle waterway
nalonalived by Baypb duly. 26,
Yugoslav and athors wre ree
rorted Working for a comprom.
ac, The Soviet Union lis baek-
od Maypt ty the canal dispute,

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{Peas !
Is the, Private talks on the Suez Canal jbonight at dinner with Henry.

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Lloyd and Pineau were to meet

‘what Lodge, United States rep>;
resentative on the counell, with;
the British - French resolution |
‘oxpeeted to be tha top item In!
thelr talks,

A Brillsh spokesman sild Lhe
resolution was on paper taday,
hut that revistons still wore be-
ing eliseussed, Tlo did not say
when {t would be introduced in
the counell,

a Senta eaten memes Pepe te imme 8-08

McLeod Funeral
Set For Friday

Manor serviea for Willan
Kenneth Meleod, 34, of 250
Tred Avenue West who died in
gonoral hospital Monday, will
Ihe held at Forguaan's Manor
Homo Friday il do pm, Rey,
Canon 13, 8, Procklor offlalatng,
Burial will fallow tn Valrvtew
Cometory, '

Mr, MeLood wag a (axl driver
Wn Prince Rupert for many yents,
Te had lyed hore most of his
life, \

Surviving are his widow, Shire
ley nnd a son, Norman, bath of

 

 

KITIMAT (CP) =

Jack Ross, international repre. ae

‘sentative of the IBEW, said this
l morning:

“We have reached an honor-

VICTORIA —Prices of hard ‘api sett}
| liquor in British Columbia will! pyar. Selmrement and the strike fs

The terms are quite sat-
isfactory to both parties.”

No release has been:made of ‘

‘the actual terms of the agree-! 0 {eee

ment’ which will be. -officially

signed today. A retroactive pay
clause asking for increase going
back to April was one of the de-
mands of the-union.

The electricians had been .on| -~’.

strike since 1:30 p.m. Friday and |!
covered the entire construction.

 

area with a picket line...

The line was respected by 3,000}.
workers . most. of}.

construction

Morgan and Bob’ nt
anders, fol \

 

 

 

whom. went back. to’ urgently |"

day: morning.

Plane Crashes
Fatal io Four

CHARLESTON, S. C. ih —~ A;
‘C-124 Globemaster crashed and
burned today at the Charleston |
aly force base and three of the}
10 men aboard were killed,

, The injured were taken to the;
U. S. naval hospital here.

{needed housing, church,:theatre)
and ‘commercial buildings Tues- |-#-

“ VANCOUVE

to meriate in strike of. B.C.

its: third. week, |

sociation, whose \ member - com-

 

 

 

panics have had pr ojects: stalled
iby the strike, made the request

to Mr, Wicks. -
|The strike originated over a
‘controversy between the Inde-

I
pendent Tunnel: and”: Rock

!Workers’ Union and Interprov-

The base public information | inetal Hod Carrlors.

‘office sald the huge plant, com- | ---
lancled |
‘short on an Instrument runway

ing In from Bermuda,

about 7:30 am, The plane ap-
parently burst into flames after
it hit, . ‘
*-The hospital said three of the
crew were dead on arrival and
one of the Injured was in good
condition, There was no Inimed-
jate report on the others,

Last night at Rockland, Mass..
a United States naval reserve
flyer perished in the burning
wreckage of his downed Jett.
plane after waving away threa |

'wouldebe rescucrs for fear an
‘explosion would harm them,

Scores of ather persons stood
by ata safer distance and saw
the flames kill Lievt. Donald PR,
Good, 27, father of two children
and a commerelal pilot in ely.
Mian Ife,

Peck Memorial
Service Set
For Sunday

Memorial services for Col, Cy-
rus Wesley Peek, VC, DSO, will
be held Sunday ot 2 pan. at St,
Androw's enthedral, not Situt-
day as published yesterday dna
nows story, Canon Basil 8,
Proekter will offfalabe at rites
under tho ausplees of Canndian
Legion branch 27, Col. Peak
dled Jas) ‘Miursdiy aged 08,

Leglonnalres and members of
the Branch 27 Loglon Women's
AUNiary wil form up for pare
ade ab the Loglon ab 130 pa,
Medals and berets will bo worn,

Creme stereo en: tebe emg) REN TAR 8 mn RL

Columnist Sued

For Divorce

LOS ANGHLNS id—Iiln col}
wnnlal Jimmy Fidler was sued
for divorey Tuenday by Adeline
Mdlor, who alleged ervelty, The
Midlers were nyareled ty V4

 

 

Prinee Rupert,

ey tet gf Ae fej Bee Wet acon att rae 4 vty eee OR

They have three eliidren,

‘But More Sun

Despite. AN, sii ghtly damp
September “this # orn,  conipare
with Seplmber, 1955, Prince Ru-

more sunshine than In the same

pertod Inst year, ‘
Rainfall Jast month totalled

penesek pe gn en mee Ca cee em ape enaenaE PORES | sumeera Te ame gan ate

Former Pope
To Be Beatified

silica,
Contre of the glittering cere:

crystal cotfin

tho culminatinge)

chuming Innocent one of tho

Church,

a )—Labor ‘Min
ister Lyle Wicks: has been askéd’

rock and tunel: workers, now in, I

The Heavy, “Constrivetion ‘ag:

pert enjoyed a good 20 hours

VATICAN CITY tt—Popo In-
nocent XL, a humble man whol:
dared stand against powerful
Lows XIV of France, will be be-
atified Sunday in St, Peter's Da-

mony will bo the silvor-masked
body of tho 17th century pope: |.
Popo Plus XIE has given the
pontifien! robes to clothe the
body of Innocent XI, and the
papal ring that has been placed
on his silver-covered hand, The
containing the
Pontift's hody will ho exposed at
aU Aue.

solemn and “Joyfilebtenony—
whon the papal brief Is read pro-

pleased of the Roman Catholic

vention” ‘t0.: -exercis

roads on municipal rights: by. they’
two scnior. governments, :
“Th is, becoming more and. more

aid. must be forthcoming in: ‘the
near future,” he said. °

“Mayor Hills said increased’ pro-
vinclals grants will. also be need-:
ed, particularly ‘inthe fields’ of
‘y}municipal eae and public
works,

. He urged , the UBCM during
the: “noxtelow.. years at least” to
concern , itself principally with.
| the financial aspects of muni-

cipal services,

 

September Slightly Damper

shine Recorded

me 93° inches, an increase of 1,05

Inches over September Inst year,
At. the -same thine 10 days of
monasurable precipitation. were
recorded Jasi month as compar:
ed with 17 in September, 1955,
Howover,, the nine-month. total
preeipltation this year is lowar
thane lastsyear with reeords of
5749 and 69.00 -reapectively,
recording to figures supplied by
the Digby Island department of
transport marine radio stallon,

Sunshine in September last

year totalled. 81 hours recorded
has compared with 103.01 Inst
month, Total synshine up until
Seplombor this year shows an
inerense of 75 hours over the
sAMne. parle od..up-wnbll September
Indl voatdvbin’ F total of 8208
hours: liad“beon recorded,

The temperature hit a high
of 69,8 degrees last Seplembor
oh and a low of 36,8 dogrocs
an’ Septomber 26th, while the
monthly mean lomporature was
81,7 dogrees or .7 dogrocs lower
than Saptombor 1065,

 

 

Thies Loot
Hard To Hide

ikely fo he a mite COUNT
ous HP he (rlos to wear part of
Ios loot,

To wily & ved football Jorsey
with the large numeri oh
front and back, Mo Jorsoy and
WX footballs were xtolen from
the locker room at (he Untyore
sity of Denver Monday,

 

DENVER (en Thin (het Ix

Tho fund today rose $30
the total to dite $106,
Adding holy contr
ataft of Suporior Radio, mo
Dan Kristhanson, frther
aily playora In Vancouvor, $10,
Th was vepor
~ Pupelt cago star, now
Poolfle Alviives, may
plan to enter Sontor 1

workin
rom)

Illy Nows,

 

Jobvious. that federal municipal |

: nicked Ford for. Singles. a

 

 

 

 
   

 

 

 

 

 

vigilance” against .possible. in= $i

ed” further. trouble, sont
Gi IHodges ‘sent ‘Brooklyn. tito
a-5-2 lead in the third when. he
belted. the third: homer of! “the
game into the left fleld: stands

Snider on base. They" both’ had

MARTIN: CLICKS. a

“After. Billy | ‘Martin: coiuigetea
for another Yankee homer in’ the

 

Ford

 

Just $15 Is needed to vomplot
Rupert basketball players who wl
HB compotition In Vancouver: this season, ©

Donations may be xont to the ort Dopartmont,

ter ahd Johnny Kucks" came. in|
to pitch for. the Yanks,-; The}
Dodgers got to him. for” a, vont
inthe fourth on a ‘double’ ‘by. Roy |.
Campanella, and. a. “Single by
Sandy Amoros, - -

That onded. the. seating, but! It
took a‘ lot of’ pitching by Mag-|
lie to protect the Brooklyn lend.

Ford, Kucks (4), Morgan: (6),

and Campanella, Loser»
Martin; Brooklyn,
Hodges," 4

Or terete ee

DIES_IN EAST.

PORT ARTHUR, Ontario’ in:
Allan Murray, 84; the tlrst, light-
house keoper on Thunder Capo}.
dled Tuesday in hospital, My,
Murray cama’ to tho. Lakehead |
In 1886. and ‘worked: ag an: ong.’
incor on the Inkos; 11111024 ‘ho
beenme the first” ghithousey’
koopor and worked , On Trobridge
Island, Ho was ‘tranaforied to
Woleomo Island In ithe onrly
1030s, Ho retired. In 1041...

‘Robinson,

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CAGE FUND ONLY $15. SHORT
OF $200 NEEDED BY CITY GROUP’;

0 tho $200 ‘und! to ald Princo.
sh to nko part In ‘Bontor:

wre dice tet be peel

from yostorduy's $165 belughig

Mitcholl Mower shop, $10; “anid:
Fred ‘Welabmangony gtie:,0 of: the

toc today that Mickey Wobstor, former. Pei. /

Kin Vancouver. will: Canadinn

tn the original’. seven phiyora, who’;

olltion,
Tho |

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beet path aS canbe PA ANS RAE Ma! soit a

with: Peewee Reese, rand: “Duke |,

fourth , with: the, bases yemptyy att ‘ath
ins ‘lifted: for.a! ‘pinch: hit.) 3, ¢

New York ..,. 200 100 000—3 9 11°"
Brooklyn ww. 023 100: 000—6'0-0)""

Turley (8), and Bora}. “Maglle Libs
‘Ford.
Home runs—-New. York, Mantle, |:

= | tho'liborala lose: than two hours

: to COP, candidates who con

| Ho: prodlated: bottor’ Itiok
ibutlons to tho: fund today word). the, 4]

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“thts dloctlon -hns shown: he.
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tho funds to fight:the Sing i

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