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huis UP from thé buckled roof’ of one*of the three cell.blocks gut
Wer the weekend, at Kingston, Ont, Prison was scene of wild.

io kept penitent

ary In‘uproar..before belig finally quelled by, troop:

fone escaped during the riots, (CP Photo)

For E

ace River Rapped

+ Opposition
Ss were up ins
T reported BOV- |

sive another :
ple Peace River ,

‘leader Arthur
endent Dr. Lar.’

criticized the
fy Premier Ben-:
ohn during the

Bb leader Arnold |

j |
he Peace River
he premier as

xtra Seat

the premier was going over the
head of the special Icgislative.
committee set up to consider
redistribution of seals. They
said splitting the constituency.
would creat a riding of slightly.
more than 3,000 volers; - ..
The object: of the committee’
was. to give more renresentation
to faster growing ridings. ,
Mr. Webster. charged the pre-
mier was: “directing” the com-
mittee, which: hag:a member: of,
the cabinet—Provinclal :. Secre-
tary Wesley Black—as chairman.

pdvopategiving. He sald: the statement-istantar

Mer seat-in the:
Meese of its grow-'
meaclopment,

fp advorate that
Bcoustituency be!
gthe north side’
meee have its own
me (izht In Vice

mers charged

mountto a directive, and. very
out‘ of. order,” He’ called’ it. an
“electionecring. promise.”

Mr. Lalpg said a statement’

that the government plans. to
create anew seat is an “im-
proper” one considering the com-
mittee has promised a report to-
the house within three weeks of
the start.of the next session.

eee et

Mears French Changes

fm Wreck

me SCAM \
fe State de. !
es Crom Slate |
a . down were pe |
lay thal new
Proposals mah
mee icrished six.
meray pyln,
amerienn jfor. |
avineed chanpes
Detenes Com.
wed bY Fronedy
Tae Wore fay
reepled by Uhe
nvalved,
tw LL ar ane
Alien proposed
}irtnors, West
Keleium, The
Lixembourg,
Wl for reeny.
Views with the
lide,

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Ch in Brussals
pss the prohlons,
this, state de.
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Defence Plan

Europe's defence without allow-
Ing unlimtted German rearma-
ment, The Uniled States has
strongly endorsed the plan,

The Mendes-iranee amend-
ments, among other things,
would allow any member to with-
draw from EDC If US, and Brit-
Ish troops wero pulled oul of
Europe, would make the BDC
trealy's length ‘Une same as ‘that
of the North Atlante Treaty
Organization, forbid the slation-
Ing of German troops on French
sol], and withhold tina French
ratification pending a now try
ab setilement with Russie over
Germany,

While most U8, diplomats
wore reluctant to say no hope
for compromise existed, they
toned to regard the Mendes.
Friunco changes aan “package”
which probably had to ho elther
hecepted or rejected in a slngle
unit,

Tn a move lo oxplaln the new
French plan, ambassador Honvl
Bonnet mot seoretly at the stato
dopartnon Monday with acting
Kecrotary Wolter Bedell Smith,
Tho appointment was nob pub-
ely announced.

 staeeatdatneameeentineaemenamentiatamansaammed

Remand Given
Second Time

Joh Slamank and Lawroneo
Iyexon of Printe Ruport, wero
Tomendod wndil Augial a6 Uhls
morning In polleo court on A
Joint charge of bronklng, ontor-
Hye snd theft,

Tho remand, the second alnco
(ho phir wots frat charged fol-
lowlng on brank-In ab Hopper
Motors August 7, was roquostod
hy defange counsel W. N. Poole,

Iveaon nlxo fnoda two other
chargos, one of: inking a cnr
from Hoppnor Motora without
tho owner's consent and atxo
broaking Into Talnnd Olly Wulld-
ora nnd taking two packages of
olgarottos,

Alomana ja froe an $00 ball
and Tvoaon la still romandod In
analody,

rioting and fires seb:
peo
Minar Changes
Banning: Reds.
"By ROWLAND ‘EVANS Jr. |

WASHINGTON 9 — A bill to
outlaw the Communist-party and

{strip all: legal. protection. ‘from

Communist-dominated union's

passage with possibly-half. a doz-
en changes, most. of- them’ .de-

scribed as ‘minor,

Boe a 1

by the House of Representatives
305; to2 Monday after’ Repub-
lican leaders tind conferred with
President. Elsenhower, came up
for debate: Io ths-Beriaty= Tate
Monday’ nightiwith -evéiy ‘7irgs-
pect ‘of quick approval. ee
" But a stumbling ‘block came
into view when Senator John
Marshall Butler (Rep.-Md.), au-
thor of the part of ‘the legisla-
tlon forbidding Red-dominated
unions the facilities. of the na-
tional labor relations: board, of-
fered six amendments to that
section he described: as “tech-
nical.” * oe
NEEDED FOR STUDY '

Senators Hiibert “Wumphrey
(Dem-Minn.), Bates’ Kefauver
(Dem.-Tenn,) and’ Herbert Leh-
man (D, Lib.-N,Y.). questioned
that description, saylyg half the
amendments nada Important
changes and demanding they be
produced for study, .. °°

The amendments had not pean
printed, however,‘ and’ Republi-
cin leader Williny -Knowland
of California, sconting Jong and
drawn-out debate with midnight
approaching, quickly gol agree-
ment for a debate Unit today
of a total three hours on the bil
and the Buttor amondments and
half-an-hour on cach other
amendment that might he offer.
ad, oh

Humphrey concede tinian in-
torviow today that all the amend:
ments probably would win Sen-
‘ile approval, thus nocessilutlig
another trip for the bill to the
Hlouso, ‘,

eh Fey

i

miaohines,.
(OP Photo)

 

word npn will

was ticketed today “for':Senate

‘The measure, speedily passed

LUMBIA’S NEWSPAPER
ce Rupert, the Key

UGUBT. 117, 1954 °

to the Grea

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ten.
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scape :

| Capsizes Seiner:
- A-small fortune in. sal

‘|mon'was lost, a seine’boab|
“sunk.and-four fishermen’

managed to: escape from

“la sinking, vessel. Sunday} §
night off: Khutzeymateen|

a few. hours ‘after'the re
sumption of salmon: fis
ing following: the’“week

long strike, 2 ys =

she sank stern first. while her
crew were trying to haul aboard
an overloaded sein -net. full of
fish’

STARTED TO SWIM’.

yards away when the Lady. Billie

went down, but -crewmen Joe
Richards, Hubert: Pitts: and-Mel |:

Bussy.: of : Prince" Rupert -.man-

reached:shorey. a
The men were first?picked ‘up
by, the: Inverctin. IL which: trans

ferred them ‘to “the” ABC :packer:
Pine Leaf where they spent ‘the
night. They. returned.to Prince:
Rupert yesterday afternoon . by
a QCA plane. An Armour Sal-J
vage vessel immediately set- out
for Khulzeymatcen.to raise the:
boat which with the gear will be

usable again. The men, besides

Josing between 12,000 and 14,000

salmon, valued at about $4,000,

lost all their personal belongings.

Despite their loss the quartet ex-

peels to be back fishing again

in ten days.

re ee ee eres en aren camper ie

lumber Ship
Still Loading —

A caro ‘of 725,000 hoard feet

picked. up the-captain before he

ton vessel Daydawn ab Occan
Dock tadny, ij
The dumber, brought to Prince
Rupert from Terrace in 20 CNR
cars, Is bhe product of a group of
five ‘Terrace mitls formed: inte
Skeena Export Sales lasl May.
The Daydawn, skippered. by
Guplain A. Harkness, arrlyad
from Japan Thursday and will
and] south tomorrow, Her lume
ber enrgo iy destined for London

 

wr

and Hull in thé United Kingdom,

Repentance rp aa’
iG {ri ie
eee
heal
ve
¥

The drum setner, Lady Billie, 4
lics in 10 fathoms of, water: after |

Skipper Bob Keiiy-of Nanaimo, La
tried: to: swim for. the shore 50}.

‘aged, to get: the skiff. afloat, and |.

ee ae

Is being londed aboard the 10,000.

CNR president, and N,

-‘SWO.-RAIL-COMPANY “EXECUTIVES, Donald Gordon, . (eft). |
sident, and .N..R. Crump, CPR vice-presi
t's East Block :after conference. wi

 

curlty guard,” a

A few hours before the Queen
landed at Belfast alrport, police
selzed three men carrying arms
and explosives In the town of
Newry on the border between
northern and southern Ireland,
45 miles south of the capital.

The Queen arrived 10 minutes
late because of bad flying weath-
er and seb out immediately by
automobile to Belfast's Queen's
island, one of the largest ship-
yards in the world, 13 miles oul-
side the city.

The heavy security guard was
put into effect at dawn as a pre-
entition: against possible  out-.
breaks by the outlawed = Irlsh
Republican Army which Is ngl-
tallng for a re-union of North-
ern Ireland with the Iitsh re-
public to the south,

Intensive police activity ‘fal-
lowed tha arrests In Newry. Sev-
eral homes were raided, and a
numbor of young mon were pick-
ed up for questiontng.

A Nowry polico offlelal said
tho threa men detained by a po-
Hee patrol as thelr car drove

 

tho way to Bolfnst,"

"Wo hellove thoy intended to
blow up something In the neigh-
borhood of Newry as a demon-
stration against the Queen's
visit,” he anid,

An oatlinated 20,000 palleemen
wore on duty In Balfast alono.
Hundreda of oxtra police were
brought In from tho provinces,

Protoata over ao “inialnholled"
plelure of the Prince Ruport
Job'a Daughtors drill toam which
apponred In an Auguat 13 laxiio
of 8 Vancouver daily nowsapapor

me | word rogiatored to Uo nowas dosk

of The Dally Nowa today.
Thd ploture, which shows a
killed drill aquad taking part in

PM \the Kelowna rogattn colobras

DETECTIVE W, Uy CATRNEE-of tho Quohos Provinoin! Poltoo looks
over somo of tho 200 sfot maohined rolvod tn ralda on Laurontain
mountaln and ia Townsht controa nour Montront. The

bo brdkon tp for sora motal,

hee ve
‘

Lona ta doacribod In the enplion
as holng a photograph of "Kol
ownn Girl's Dell) toam.” Tho
Job's, pnughtorn who: lagt yoor
alloted the Calgary Stampede
and Won adalainy for. thelr pre:
olson drill) and marching, ave
coptod tho invitation of regat:
ta offiolals In Kolownn a yoar
nyo,

 

On Indy who phoned The

Northwest” 2
“ts PRICE FIVE; CENTS

all assets, ‘or: theit’ operation
pert division and tr

 

 

 

“BELFAST (—Queeii Elizabeth
today: Inunched: an. ocean ‘liner
under the protection of North-
ern ‘Ireland's greatest-ever -se-

) A number {men were: picked
up ‘and: are: being ‘held ‘in pre-

jventive  custody,:. until’. Wednes-

day..:° , : 4

The Queen stayed in. Belfast
only. five hours forthe launching
ofthe “Southern; Cross,” hefore
flying back to. her. Scottish’ holi-
day home ab:Balmoral,

Shoreworkers «
Urged To Take
Latest Offer

VANCOUVER @ =~ An omer-
gency committee of the shore-
workers division, United Fisher-
men and Allied Workers’ Union
(Ind); Monday night recom.
mended acceptance of the Intest
offer by the B.C, Fishorlos Asso-
ciation, Jf

The offer neludes a wago In-
crease ranging trom 12 to 18
conta hourly ly a two-year con-
tract; 10 conls to be paid this
your and tho rest in April, 1955,

Monthly-pald workers wottd
recelve a $20 raise rotronctive to
April In addition to the 10-cent

across the border were “not on jhourly raise, The offer also pro-

vides for a 40-hour wook In 1056
and othor concessions,
Tho union momborship . will
vote on the proposals tonight tn
Vancouver and Wednesday In
Bloveston. SO
A weok-long strlko of 600 ton-
dermon, that had’ Wed up the
salmon Indualry, ondod Srturday

 

night,

Job's Daughters Drill Team.
Wrongly Identified in South

Dally Nows this morning Anld
thob Uno Joh's Dayghtor's drill
toam waa recagnlaibla in tho
‘plature by ita dlatinetive dross,
fonturlng kilts, tama and apode,
Jally doxiqned cuffs, Anothor anid
she could plok out individual
mombers of the drill tonm, |

A wire waa sont from The
Nally Nowa’ to tho Vancouvor'
paper naking for a out of the
pleture and ‘seeking ‘poaltive
idontiflontion of the drill toan,

Anothor aubaorlhor who phon-
od anking why tho Nowa tacit
givens moro publicity to tho Job's
Daughtora’ trip swaa told that
not a alnglo word had boon ro-
volved of tho drill tonn’s doings
alnco thoy loft hero August 6,

 

vo4

~ 3. ‘That at no time. elther; be-
fore or after September: 30,1954,
shall the facilities ‘for-repairand

ndered

1 y

pert ‘fishing~ fleet’ be’ re
unavailable, . ir

Moraly, If Not Le

It added that, in assumliig the
CNR was “morally {f not legally.
committed to operate them fully,
on the basis of a- long range
economic policy even though
such operation might bo. deemed
compotitive with Its other Pas
offic ‘terminus’ ab Vancouver,” -

Pointing oul that ONR had ob.
ligattons not only.to operate the
railway Into Prince Ruport but
to develop tho port as orlgihally
planned, the resolution sald that
"the Interest of the CNR in fule
(illing these.-.obligations ‘has
stondily declined In the last 20
yenrs virtually In Inverso ratio
to tho increase In-its railway
traffic In and out of tho port of
Prince Rupert.”

T, maintained that the Page
por-Prince Ruperl tine was how
regarded and bronted as “ttle
bottor than a branch lino,” while
tho Jasper - Vancouver line,
though competitive wijh the
CFR, Is given Increasing alton.
tlon,
"In commenting on tho ONWs
proposoc closure of the trsdac
nnd shipyard, the resolution pat
Unis won “ndded ovidenco of {ts
polloy and attitude towarda tye
‘Port of Princo Ruport and oF |
complote disrognid, nat only 0
the potontinis of the port, bu
of tho vast rocont oxpanalon of
tho watorborne tratfia In Ith vie
alnity,” 4
Tho rosoltiion argued ib wie
wrong hat the railway ahould
bo revelving ineronaing profits |
ils operation of tho lne withou
continuing to aastine "whatever
yolatively alight lose" might ooe
our from tha operation of other
fnolliting that It took oyor, tN.
gluding the drydock and ship
yord,
- Tho voxolution then made
those 10 polnta as to why the
plant 8 cqnaldorad an aasel “of
gront alrntoglc nnd of potential
cconowle value” to Canada

capable of accommodating & mie
Jor vorsol within 500 milton aotith
or nnywhoro to the north, |
9, Both tho drydook and stip.

assets of the Grand Trunk, the}. ;:

1, Thoro 1a no other drydook]:

 

 

 

maintenance of: the. Prince Ru) sid

k Gre :
‘onticall

 

egally Committe

World Wars, _
3: The: oubroak: of
war is: bound: to,repeat the nea
‘fot..a shipyard:-and: drydock : in
the vicinity of Prince Rupert. .
4, Ag an added: Indjcation’ of:
its-iinportance during the Second
World War, tho drydock and”

he commencement of tho will
and continudusly throughout the,
war, a nie : Ba TR Le

depondent ott the shipyard ; fe:
cllities ands, directly and tits

CNR. . ; “he seo as “a,
- 6; ‘Mining and obhor henvy:in+
dustry in the area have hecosre
{nerensingly. dependent on
mneohino shop facliitios, vo:

tinue to be a gront oxpansion {i
wortorn Pholfle ar fo, roault. 0

the FrobishoreVenbures interest
8. If thoro “has over. hoon. {2
the Inat 40 yorts any renaon for
malntaining theae frollltlos, audt
vengons.ara how. groubly onhang»

ailwhy-cnr barge forvica to
otohikat, Alnaka, denvnda bho
yopalt’ fnallitlos of sucha pleat,
“10, Tho pagal rosimptlon of
aubatantint. shipmonta of grain
dhrough the Princo Rupoot tors
minal oloyator. haa Inerensod

bth.’

(or St. Laurorit left Queheo to+:

tho ‘railway companyeunton:

tala proxontly underway here!

Me Bh taront la fing bo,
onnltnl to: tile. wit

help to provent tho Onnadiass

whi alrlko, called bys noneag,

ernting employaos.of to coun,

 

yard have playod major soloa In

 

ibey's major vallwaya, mh

Canadian dofonco Prowrntnn CU a sete emmemmmnasel |

shipyard ‘were’, under thilltary:.
ward for goverg! days’ pofots

6. Tho grontLishing Heel bases.
‘ed at Prince. Ruport te virbiiilly ss

directly rosponsihlo: for orgie
aling substantial rovonuc forthy,

the 6)
7, Thoro has hoon and will cons

dodp-ron shipping In the north a

ed. pe
0 Tho" vedontly. Inaugurated,

Pa “
BULLETIN .
“OTTAWS Girone Minlie,
day to Intervetie pornonnlly ti’. ;

in with come,
pe Ay and-uniton negotiators to;
\

sich dovelopmonta na tho Aluty |
num Company of Canada anil. :

Hoan-aon ‘tragfle through” Uls \

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