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— DRUGS | ‘Published at Canada’s Most Strategic Pacific Port — And Keyto to the Great Northwest 7 a eee High.
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VOL, XLV, NO. 61 PRINCE RUPERT, BC, ruesoay, MARCH 13, 1956. PRICE PVE CENTS Eo A

In Action.
On Cyprus

_ Strikes Spread
Across Island

NICOSIA (CP) Bri
tish troops loday went in-
Lo action with clubs swing-
Ing against Cyprus demon-
strators as strikes spread
through the Mediterran-

ean island in protest
against the hanishment of
Archbishop Makarios,

Troops tleared Metaxas square,
where one of the demonstrations
took place. Two other charges
‘ were made oulside the Phaner-
i ginenl cathedral, where youths

were stoning army vehicles, and
hear the Olymplakous Greek Club,

_ where troops were stoned.

Several arrests were made.

Greek Cypriot workers . were
idie again today for- the. third
"(ine since the deportation: Fri-
day of the Greek Orthodox

churebman, leader of the move-
ment here for union with Greece,
Stores remained closed despite
government warnings that
4 strikes with political mBulves are
> Wegal under existing: emergency
regulations, and thal if is an of-
fence to take part in them,
STRIKE TO CONTINUE

The bells of Phancroment cae
thedral.- whose chief priest was
deported with Archbishop Ma-:
kurlos--rang again loday as al

signal that the strike Is to con-}
linue. ‘The bells rang Monday:

Defends _
Wage Body

uW

"Disappointed’
A gt ie:

t Criticism

Dealings between city
| tiremen's union and the
city council's wage: com-
imittee over contract de-
\ e
‘mands have always been
“Jast-minute negotiations”
SENTINELS OF NEW YORK” — Guarding the ski N rior George E. Hills told
“ ‘ELS OF ! " _. Girarding ie skies over ow Lae VT Lact astey
York and the entrance to the elty's harbor are these’ NIKE icity council last night.
guided mbsiles ab Fort Tilden, in the Borough of Queens, Each ; Mayor Hills’ statement came
of the one-ton missiles, 20 feet long and 12 Inches in diamieler, | @fter council received a letter
is appropriately slenciled “Sentinels of New. York.”-The anti- {fom the Prince Rupert Trades
alreraft defensive weapon, which spols and tracks bostile planes {2%¢ Labor Council criticizing

lure of a meetin betwoen
under the sole control of automatic radar devices, may also: be fal 8
used agalnat surface weapons, Other NIKE sites are scattercd the union and the wage commit

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‘Decision : was’ “peactied “after
‘Mayor. ‘George E. Hills. chairman |
of the council's wage committee to.¥
asked ‘the council asa” comunit-.
teeof the whole for. BY ‘directive. Oe
Sih. approaching. ° the. Siremey v's olicy.

contract: requests. . fo

‘Council ‘decided to’ Infotun: ‘the! ,
‘firemen’s ‘union’ ‘that. the wage |
‘committee * is’: not: ‘prepares. to:
offer any. Increases this‘ var, :

o ~The 'mayor. sald that “fire de-
“MAY: oR GORGE E, HILLS (eft) left this morning for Vietoria” ipartment costs in. Pritice Rupert:
where ‘he will meet with members of. the B.C,’ nf Commis. | Were becoming’a serlous. problem.
sion and also meet with Lands Minister Ray Williston in. con-, /2nd. the counell should. have # iexce
nection with the establishment of an alrport at, Digby Island,” full disctsston. of. phe 5 ells or
Atvlast night's council meeting Ald, -T. Norton: Youngs (right), re. protecuion "0 Is CHY. as.

. compared to other miuniclpalities: 1
ve as ye r .
va ak acting mayor for the five days Mayor. Hills will of like si “Fire deo iment costs {2

last year. amounted to $66, 335.. 2% if

The * mayor: “added © that: he‘ Leste
- realized that’ Prince Rupert was |":
‘faced with - excessive ~ building
costs: due. to ‘the: topography. of.
the district, but. he said! 0.

“It's little difficult: fc
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lowed: a.comparison of: fii
Hino other: municipalities ompil A:
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meee ae

wren cee

| APE ee ea ARIE ET eee

through the New York metropolitan area, but thelr numiber Js lee on the flremen's 1958 con-
under criticism from the TLC be-
:
| sulymoning the Prinee Ru ! -
With schools closed and pews-! - | teged delay had not been inten- ) § . ul pert: ambulanee, ib W ag dle.
union with Greece Lu
was Imposed just before Makar.

tract requests. Ambulance- Calling Plan
sul secret, The mayor said he was dis-!.
i appointed to read Saturdyy that To Remain Unchanc ed
Four- Way Parley Aim cause no negotlations had taken g a
iplace yet. The city council -will keep unchanged. present
during a clash between demon: ! TWO OTHER GROUPS
papers not publishing, life was: ° Discussions leading to.a four-way conference between Canada, j |Wonal and added that the wage | cided last night.
fj, normal only Jn the Turkish sec-; R ursla, the United. States and Japan: on‘olfshore: fishing along (Committee had Pech engaged mM Veeision followed adoption of a) anbunnes have
i (lon of the capllal, The Turkish ithe Pacifle coast are:on: the agenda ofja week-long convention of concluding agreements ‘with two recommendation of: a health and | Phone listing
The BFitlshY governor, str John!
Harding, today lifted a ban on
Jong-distance telephone calls fn-:
los was deported,
Censorship on telegrams to
Cireece, imposed at the same

‘the wage committees had come
| regulations governing the operation and: method of
ftrators and troops Of UFAWU Convention The mayor said that any al-
minority on Cyprus Is opposed to}
side Cyprus and with Greece, Iti
time, was also Hfted,

With Uhe ban ralsed, calls cane.
through to Nieosia reporting the.

strike spreading to other town,

| the United Fis

“yesterday that-discusstons will be!

held as a result of am letter to: a

the Japanese Trade Unton Con-
gress and to the Russlan coun- -
terpart fy reference to thelr:
four-way conference of maritime
unions,

James Sinelalr, federal fisher-:

 

Court Upholds Judgments
Against Tabloid, Owners

VANCOUVER ¢  - Two

judgments, totalling $30,000

watt (he Toronto tablold Tash, its publishers and distribu.

for, were upheld dn Tritiesh Columota

Monday

auprenie Courk here

The judgments were obtalned th Prince Rupert, by Huge
Kraupner aid Ideal Cleaners and Laundry, Lid, over a letter

to the editor,
Dineen WerO aS

ments had been entered giainst all defendante,
Howard Somerville and John Blunt Publicatlons, fd.

eeatd ast Getober after defaull, judy.

Louls Ruby,
failed

ecohes a court order tat they prodaee doeuments required

edn the netlon, Colonlal Oledrib
fated to enter a defence,

Hors, Ld. a fourth defendant,

 

Death Penalty

Abolitionists

Confident Of Final Approval

LONDON Reuters). Support
ers ofa DHE to suspend aad ul
ntely wbolish the death pens
wre far inneder la Tvitoly were
roptident daday Chat Tbh a ulh get
(it approval tn the Howse of
Cocotiode, Gespiie reduced sup
port shan i tbe Taner Man
day dell,

‘She haebers ob he oo Taig.
hig’ bi are further confident

Ex-Postmaster
Pleads Guilty
To Theft Count

VANCOUVER dol Setth
Saebonald plerded uilly here
Monday ta thell at Sa aoa fram
Hoe Helton Heaely TG, pot
aldive wid Wis rented fo the
pahaf Che ascidian for sentence,

Abeta wine Livi ait
Horiine MUP, One, da dol te,
aren when Tee wii rea ber
mere Tron a month ages Te Jel
rtfieers Co Rune Taarled: Wt (he
Frocer eenund ander: Che atl)
Hiri homie where Te wily Hvdng,

Hie Way Healstien tk Pushaster

“What Cre DHE Wd gromately be.

come piv altnoueh Chey fear de-

aft Lords,

The Haye ed Cotapons Mon
oy nd ae ep oval ia ppla-
ple toca WW) providing for che
qspereion oF the qegur penalty,
wd fur ie complete “o_O
unless retatradueed witty
vl eos at (he deabe of both Hone

ws oOF Padivunend,

CE SCAIE CLAESE

| This quadifention ti deahaied
Wa escape cause should aboll
Haw dnhig abouk an trereae tn
nders Gurl (he 1 year In

SPY TE (ren sG i Pe nok covers
ee) ty fee Pt,

eC ORE rendane WE a ten
menk ta reject Ie had been de:
fouled hy gad voles ba Zoe,

A tence, peked House reeety.
ed quietly the news: tliat Che:
WT ltt the deh pene:
ity hid dropped tad from mia

 

termined oppudtlon di the louse,

wddliion, seurbioe executlous far

Whe House pave the bul its

 

Joris af db nd 40 Inst month, |

When tembers voted to cehinge to smother the peathonndlt re.

The Tay ci eaplal pundalioent helion eane aid wave at Ale
Bydney Aiiverinan, fhe harbor gerkin troop) dewertlons plagued

Inenihes whe titrudueed (he DHE the renet tthe Norte Afrienn

prlaitely, expressed pleasure ah: eri tary,

the resulh “havine regind to all]

thermen's and Alligd - Workers Pulon. scheduled. Ao |:
=. att next Monty: in: ‘Vancduver| merepten a weir nes eat

paw wclait sit 2

Enquiries had been received by

want

: © Parkin, norubern répre- Hes nilnister Ww itl mice wlth union |
‘sonialive of the UFAWU and a 'delegates March 21, Mr,
delegate to the convention said! sald,

‘unions,

other city employess'
Mayor, Hills. sald che:

    

‘yas ,also: Ae
disappointed’ fo read’ that a re-| pelt
(port of intimidation of bergain-;fred Benson, 447 Sixth: Avenue
Parkin |ing agents from the fireman's | 2ast,

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"Since I've been a member of {the ambulance,

1¢ UFAWU from the Russian ; "his councli, I've always felt that;

In its recommendation,

Sea and River Fleot Workers | fair labor practices have been :committec said:
‘Union and from the Japanese ; followed.”

General Counell of Trace Untons ;

Ina letter to the council, E. P, ;

“The ambuiance will be sent
to answer calls only on the au-

about the UFAWU convention, O'Neal, TLC president, said that! (hority of a medical practition-
-Indieatlons were thab the two. failure to negotiate with the fire. { er, industrial first aid man or

organizations would make every |
‘Mfort to have delegates attend,
Mr, Parkin sald, Also, it was al-
Most certain, he added that

“here would be represeaiation

fromthe Pucel Sound salmon

Hishermen besides Aluckan dele-
ales,

All visiting delegates vould be

the sects of the UPAWU and:

would he hiken atiy tour of flsh-
ing wrens, co-operatives, storage

plants and other phases con-:

vectod with the Paelfle
fIshery, Mr, Parkin sald.
This would probably caver, he

coast

|audded, iw tour of Vaneouver
Island, Bleveston, a trip to ted
Gate, Namo, Tutedale and:

Prinee Rupert,

Alva up for diseusstou wilh be.
the deeline ta the salinou fal
Trouraner
for fishermen nnd the extension |

ery, ubemployment

of (he ferrtarkil water tates,
Other Loew) il UPAWU dole.

gates WHE be Jolin Sretlnain,

Curl Seeard und possibly ane
ather alternate, while members
af the shoreworkers union Local
Ot wil be RL. Gardiney, red.
eriek Wilson aid Pelor Wanner,

Allending the Women's Aux. |,

Wary eanyention whieh
Bueigiey UE te Alea,

vlirts
WT Tlivtat

-Creenwood und Als. Th i Pare

kin,

‘Assembly Backs
‘Mollet Bid

PARIS OB Premier Giy Mole

lol's DHE for sweeping emergency
powers to quell Cie Algertau re.

bellon went to We Prened seu.
we (ody, bieked by overwhelm

(nye approval iy the Natlorl As.

sem

The Gemite be espeebed to et
ther Wednesday or ‘Thursday
Te authorlens
proud powers lo lmnpase umlhal

ay Te mene,

Jaws shake up the Apert nde
mintvtratlon aid frenk
tied estates far the beret of
Mester tenn farmers,

The Prpls qoverment’s yelion

Tat seaslon that wen lon past

up

men's union,

‘Wighters was a contravention of!
‘the Labor Relations Aet, inas- |
ebvuch as the union had indieated
It had compiled with the act in:
trying fo arrange negotiations, ;

TABLE TO BING

The LRA outlines that cither:
party ton collective agreement
May by natiee require the other!
“party Co start collective bargain. |
dng. The act also states that
after the notiee is given, both:
parties shall) slart bargaining
within five days and (hat fail
are to do au by the employer:
leaves the employer Jiable to a:
maxinwind fine of $123 for each:
“day Unto any: refusal ov failure |
PONENNES,

"H has vever struck me befare |
hat there has been any need for:
Atul, We've always met dn time!
before to reaeh a setdlement br-
‘fore the April 1 deadtine,” the:
mavor said,

i The fire flehter's union has ap:

“ adst IW coneluding
Megotlatlons with (he city,

Winners Set
| In Series 1
| OF Contest

Winners: of prizes In series |
of The Dally News “Mix. thesM xe
uN contest were announced tor
day,

re as follows:

Miss Gilda Campognola,
Ninth Avenue West,

Men. Wroehaltl, 200 Third
Avenue West,

Mrs. Do Lippett, ooh Sinth
Avenue Bast,

Wirst priv far series {wins a
seb of silyerphite cutlery, dees
ond pelze wasn mantel radio and
Wind a eared set,

There will be three new prises
for early af the a remning
Weekly (he contest ts seeded
Lorin, taadditon there wil be
Wegtand pre of aw combination

sunt)
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Local 559 of the:
International Association of Fire :

The whiners In order of merit

the ROMP,

“This system was instituted i
March 1955," the recommenda: |
,40n continues,
representations from the Prince!

tee ‘docto

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‘Funeral Held.
For Victims -
Of House Fire

Funeral services were held Sat-

ouncll will give: consideration

seeking removal: of present | to: placing instructions for ‘sum-
union had been made and added: {rules governing summoning. of | moning the ambulance In future!’
| issues of the telephone one directory.
the!

‘Tola. was: $315 while the figure:
dropped to $308 if metropolitan

Rupert Medical ‘association in! Oday at Ferguson Funeral Home| areas were excluded.

which it was pointed out thati for Edward Johnson,

|

his system was the original poll-;
“y of the Prince Rupert: ambn-

Barbara
Catherine MeNeil. and Velma
Reece, who died last Tuesday

The report showed that of the
i 16 municinallties, Prince Runert,
Clty of North Vancouver, Van-

Hance and that failure to observe; When fire destroyed the home of cauver. New Westminster, Oak +

his pohtey resulted fa persons:
boing transported before seetng :
‘a doctor when medical aid might
Thave been required on the spot.”

ISAFEST AND WISEST"

The recommendation added
bat the Medical association feels
rehab the safest and wisest policy
lis to Nave the dortor ar poliee

“wuthorize the ambulance service,
“48 it is necassary fo get a

doctor's permission before a Pim! Cometory,

THent can be admitted too the
‘hos Wtal, the recommendation
Hadds “iC ean be readily seen that
the mere calling for the ambu-

{inne and having the patient! ;
plied for the serviees of a pro- [taken to hospital would only tend |
vinedal coneiiution officer to ase!
146 contract: Ural ultimately admitted to the!

to guse delay In having the }ae

chospital if (he doctor was nob:
advised Immediately,"

CALL POLICE

1 cases of emergency where a
‘doctor is nob immediately avails!
Able to the publie a call to Lhe!
‘pollee offer ensures them ime
Mediately getting tn touch with
iW doctor pr the ambulance, the:
aoe nny coneluded.

The cotened will inform Mrs,
Benson (hat while the petitlan
Wis appreciated, no ehinge
will he undertaken In (he at
bultnee system al (his hine,

TORE STUDIED

A snepestion by Ald, G1.
Woodside for in posa}hta es
Hnlig of (he aabulinee sum.
moning was referred to (he Hee
ened conmmiltee,

Ald, Woudslde SURE ile Hint

depey ee ee ae: eet em

Top Communist
In Poland Dies

LONDON ah. Warsnw radio
WNOUHeed: today Chal Boleshiy
Wernt, Polish Conmunlat eblet,
Huts dled 1 Museow “a fler a ate
vere (WHhess” ak Che age of a

Werut was flesh seoretiury of

sates eee

 

: Mr, and Mrs, Willlam Johnson at;
Port. Edward,

“dward, 19, was ati employee of
Nelson Brothers Fisherles, while
Barbara MeNeil, 4, and Velma
Reece, 1, were the adopted
daughters of the Johnsons, *

Last rites were conaucted by
Rev, L. 0, Sieber, During the

sory vey \ t a +
otified first and for elther to! Vice the lynne “When He

Cometh To Make Up His Jewels"!
and "Abide With Me" were sung,
Jntemment: was ab Malrview

Pallbearers fran the’ Port, Ed-
ward AthleWla Club, the Young
People’s Edueatlon Association

 

and the Port Simpson Athletic
Club were

Jtonuld Bmilh, Ross Yeomans,
Philip Gurney, Charles Alexeee,
i Max Halies, Silas Dennls, George
Campbell, ele Green, duek
i White, Perry MeKay, finest.
Green, Wilfred Campbell, Robert
ismith, $love Morrison, Gorry
‘Morrison, Edward Valpy, Leone
ard Rewer,

WIL VISIT SPAIN

RABAT, Morocco Uh-- Sultan
Sidi Mobamimed Ben Youssef tina
Havepted an invitaldon lo yislt Mia.
dred in tho near Cubure, diform.
ed sources ald Monday night,

Booths Pr

oth Memorlul high school's
major production of the your
~I"HMS Pinnforo,” faced its most
eritlent uudined this afternoon
when the enat will be performed
for the sludent body,

Bono W members of tha east
wd orehostru were sublectod to
thelr flrab audlones, the obher
Ga sludents In the school 1 pros
paration for thelr big show, lo-
morrow, Thursday mad Betdiy of
this week,

Bay and Victoria were the orily
ones which did not sunplement a
pald departnient with auxlila-
ries, the mayor sald. ¢

Contract recuests for 1950 ‘by
Local 569 ask for:

A 10 Her rent wane Increase
nevoss the board:

@ A northern differential al-
Jowanee,

@ A plan of accumulative sles
i fowve,

FR ae en rR EF EME TT: Rnnter aeemmenee e RITTIRey oe sapre eb-enptatt

WEATHER

Varlable . cloudiness today,
Mostly cloudy Wodnesday, A
little milder tomorrow, Winds
westerly 15 today and light to-
morrow, Low tonight and high
Wednesday at Port Hardy, Sund-
aplt and Prince Rupert 3? and 42,

DAWSON CREEK, BG, QnA
Cauadiin Paciva Alriines plane
Monday spotted the snowmobile

miles from a lonely cabin where

was reported In need of help,

There was no sign of netivily
yroutid the ynownoblle, howover
and a tnlor cheek by alight plane
walled out hy the ROMP saw no
amoke around the cabin,

oduction: Of ’

 

duetlon Munager Leon, Mondozt,
sild before tho show “butwe do
hope that any kinks In the show
tht Havent) been dronad. aut,
WH bo brought to the surface
In our Tuesday aflernoon bere
formance,"

Tho Gilbert and sullivan tulle
seal come|dy whiely vongerng
elt with several couiplicated

ronmmnees aboard a Urltlsh man
of-wir, hus been bhe conblned

 

[nighe than Prince Rupert were
en of Vancouver “me Newt!

did ‘centg’an hour Increase
ce on: the -basis of 1055 conse employees ‘and ‘a

tracts, iho average mean Wage month “boost «for, salar edi:
‘}for a first class. fireman, In. 16 , ployees has: been. }

municipalities In British Colum-{the Civic” Employees”.

@ Full poy for firemen Ie

of a sixeman roseue party 14]

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Woi eee
$8.60
secopted by :

‘Union No, 6 in addition
wage adjustments,”

Sti unsettled 1s the pe

Other 1936 . contrac on
granted the’ civic employ
clude adding” “elvic’. ‘veclae
holidays ‘and those: . proclal
by. the Dominion and Bi
partments of labpr, 10,1
tary: holiday ‘elause, ”

Additional, 3 cents an, hour’ :
sewer men ‘working ‘in raw ‘BOWs,

age and the following» hourly

yates of pry: -Iront-end loader
operator $2; - grader. operator,
$2.19; caterpillar tractor ‘oper:
ator, $2,109; power shovel Oprks’
ator, $2.28, : oe ay

Telephone tHllily - -euplaje
asked Oper cent wage I=

crouse, plus two. weeks. holiday’? =’

alter ono. year's service, three
weeks holiday. qftor: five years. -
abd four works holiday ator: 10°.
years,

Changes suught tn designation .
of duties of to switehman In
charge wad for workmen) were
prantod,

Clyle oniployoes sought. 1 “40
cant nn’ hour peross-thesbooyd
Inerenso; uddition of Baster
Nonday to tho list of pald holl-
days; Jurther drying room-facll.
(tags 3 conta in home additlopal
tor the. sewer mon und $2 un:
hour for tho ‘front: ond: loudor

 

oponn tar ay

Pina ore ae ie

Given Preview For Other Students |

seliwol hours, the industrtii: arb.
dopartmont, the arb lags,’ We
commercial department, tho nie
alo club, in tant every atidont
and heavher have dn sone wity
or anottior contebutod to make
Ing tho prodvetion the potenti
wuecess tty. directors antlelpate,
Toduy's duetineo wis prlnutts °
Hy keheduled to alow: oyery
aludent to Lave an opportunity
to seo tho porformance, and to
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,; ; ty ; ; “We ae nel ole Morb of procteully Wo ontlejablo for the gener publle at.
tty nig town O07 the preaures thay have been otdnight, the Nidonal Assembly | madio-gramaphone set, the Polish Communist party and) "We aro nob tov worrled about! Whio for tho generat publla'g
ae af here when the brought Wu boat diyelag (he pit adupted Monet's DIT byw vole ot) AIL prizes Wil be awarded at tlormer presiaent and premler of the prodtetion,” both Muslo Dx atloo! for the past two months, the. evonlng: performances, ' fe
i eurnurredd Dee 0, HON weok,” 105 to 76, Une coneluston of the contest the Sovtut-blue state, rector Gordon Griffin and Pro! Accomplished entivoly oul of} Seo other slory on Page g

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