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*XLVII, No. 18

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witch Alleged
in Hit-and-Run

VANCOUVER (CP)—

court was told Tuesday
Wat a youth spent 10 days
2 jail on a_ hit-and-run
marge after switching
laces ina car. with an
aSCMP officer ~who -had

the accident.

? Phe story, was told In a state- ' i

eht said by police to have been
ade. by. John. Russell : McLeod,
1, of New Westminster. -McLeod

 

nd RCMP. Constable Thomas -

Scott McKay of-Burns Lake, B.C.,-

fare charged with attempting to.

defegt the course of justice and

‘misleading police.

_ Police said.McLeod.-told them:

during an interview at-Oakalla

prison that McKay -was driving

when their car ran. into the. sat a: ‘

a changed places. ‘and drew up,

 

 

of her e.,

| lage of 600 people.

Vancouver next month,

 

“ * Chatham |

 

Asserts Natives |
Refused Entry

PRINCE GEORGE (CP)—A Prince George law-|
{yer says native B.C. Indians are’ being discriminated |.
against by whites’at Vanderhoof, some 60 miles west}

4

* Peter J. Henslowe, a vice: “president of the Cari-
boo Young Progressive Conservative Association, said! .
Indians have been: barred from, restaurants i in the vil-

’, Describing the situation ay “serious, ” Mr. Hens-
lowe said he plans to present:a: ‘résolution on the mat-|
ter,at the annual meeting of his political group in

| Interior Segregat tion
“As Bad as in South”

. VANCOUVER (CP)—Ségregation of Indians in
parts of interior British Columbia is as bad as segra-
gation of Negroes in the southern United States, the
publi lisher of a newspaper for Indians said Tuesday.

+ oy

Mrs. Masie Hurley, publisher of
The: Native Voice, supported a
sta ement made Monday by law-
yer: Peter. J. Henslowe of Prince
George, B.C., on refusal of res-
tautants in Vanderhoof, 60 miles

west of ‘Prince Seoree, fo. Serve, 4

indi rx eustomers.

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" Miuraday, January 23 1988
(Pacitic Standard

 

 

COLD IN. ‘ONTARIO : — The “i
“United States. weather. office:
in its 25-day. forecast predicts’:
* below -‘normal-.

Quebec. British Columbia, . Al-:
berta and most of Saskatche-
wan are expected: to-: have
above -‘normal.:
and Manitoba, the Atlantic’
‘provinces and-a bit of eastern -
Ontario normal levels. ‘Brack-..
eted figures. indicate; forecast,
_ aver age. temperatures.

temperatures ao
. for.most parts of Ontario and

temperatures, |

 

NO E ELECTION ‘SEEN.

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am
‘Chatham. is “here to stay” Lt. the interior

i. a n Inglis, RON, staff officer The. situation is worst. between
oO e local naval establishinent Hazel :
told The ‘Daly, News, this amorn- azelton and Burns. Lake ‘and in.
in : : Vanderhoof, ‘she: said...) Indians 100: miles:
g. .
in these areas are not allowed. toy ay.

Leod's alleged statement said.
Magistrate Gordon. Secor re-
ferved decision on whether to
5 Rdmit a statement said to have

en made by Constable McKay

en nity.
paigning | for $3, 000 to help the Child Care and Polic : fan Ww
stage a Mothers’ March here February 1, : " :

“MOTHERS MARCH” “Lt. Inglis, said that he had

 

 

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: operation. Defence counsel

nid the statement was tuken by.

P superior officer and might not
nave been voluntarily made.

The 5 case was adjourned to

‘To Visit
Alaska

Spvelal to The Daily Nows

ESQUIMALT, B.C.—HMC Ships!

Stettler (lut-Cmdr, M, H. Cooke)
and Antigonish (Lt-Cmdr. R. W,
J. Cocks) will join units of the
U.S. Navy and U.S. Coast Guard
‘early in 1958 for routine com-
‘Pined> anti-submarine training
exercises in Alaskan waters.
The Canadian ships will leave

Esquimalt, B.C., January 27 and;

will return. to ‘thelr home port
February 18.

Lt, lan Inglis, HMCS Chatham
staff officer snid today that
“present plans do not cnil for a
‘yisit by the vessels to Prince Ru-
pert,

Sette erenpe e108

SKANSAS CITY i -- Kansas
City and {ts environs today dug
out from under 15 Juches of snow
after the worst storm in 46 yerrs.

The storm left 17 dead In Kan-
“a, Missouri, Lowa and UWinols
und .goulhern Wiseonsly before
blowlng itsell! out along the
southern rin of tho Great, Lakes. |

eee tn nent fore et men

few more mothers to serve

i nee a eH Rem OF rae atten nam

City-Masset
Telephone
Service Improved

Telephone service between
Prince Rupert and Massett will
be considerably improved with
the fustallation of a new trans-
mitter and receiver near Massett
Inter this week, it was reported
today by C, J. MeLean, manager
of Northwest) Telephone | Com-
pany,

The new communications sys-
tem will link the Queen Char-
lotle community with Prince Ru-
pert by a radio slenal of “very
high frequency” ta replace the
oxlating alremt, whieh was sub-
ject to poor transmission beaanse
of atmospherie interference,
Mr. MeLean reported,

A construction crews Is
renuly Jaying a enable from. the
new transmitter to the Massott
telephone office and is expected
to complete Installation Inter dn
tho week, ‘

peer eene ne ernment

 

Fire Damage Down in 1 Ci it y,
Chief's Annual Report Shows

"Rive damage dn Prince Rupert in 067 wis down about

#96,000 from the yer boforo,
» bony,

‘ein a review on last your's fires,
Chief! Beckers estinates total
damn wt $116,727 na compared
fe nbout $160,000 In 1000,

Oul of 158 Crea, two blazes ne.
counted for almost hale of the
yent's loss,

‘ Panwage ta tha | Melntyre
Hullding, partly dastvayod in il
four “hour blaze Vobrunry 6, 1K
qatinintod at $40,776, anil total
loss In the Tam ratabletinaye tira
In Mareh la sot at 816,000,
The Melntyre Building tyro
wileh started In tha ehiwnoy
pute chimney tres on top of

MW ro Ohief i, Ww

» Beeker oported

A ae terres mn ye bo

Hist wlth

ord

the damnge total
loss of $44,000,

Heating systems were second
With $24,087, The Tham Bullding
fire comos undor this category,

Property loss of about $20,000
Jncurved dn fires with unknown
CAUBOR,

Rubblah, bush and garbage
‘res sent the romen on most
of they calla, a total of 4f,
Maulty of} burners recounted for
20 calla anel 26.cally wore filao
alarms,

Hatimated value of property
reetly Involved where actual
damage ovcurrod ts $004,100,

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the Child Care and Polio Fund
scheduled for Saturday, February 1,

 

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Kinsmen Need More
Fund Canvassers

Prince Rupert Kinsmen club is still looking for a

as volunteer canvassers in
“Mothers’ March”

Raymond Billing, chairman of
the campaign sald that 70
mothers had so far agreed to as-
sist the Kinsmen in the one-hour
fund drive.

We said he needs. about 15
more mothers to join the drive
to provide complete coverage of
the city,

Mr, Billing said that 260 let-
ters have been mailed out to city
businessmen asking thelr sup-
port In the campaign for $3,000
to help the child care and polla
fund drive.

Cannisters and wishing wells

have been distributed through-|®

out the downtown aren for other
donations.

eta ine peerrmtn Bret ENN te fe he Ree

Caracas Riots
Force Curfew

CARACAS, Venozuola tt — A
dusk-to-dawn curfew went into
effect In Caracas Tuesday night
Aud povernment, (roops wore or-
dered to flre on anyone disturb-
Ing the pence after an autbrenak
of noting und shooting during a

reneypal strike,

Reports reaching the United
Htabes sale 20 porsong wore kill-
edo and 100) Infured tn street
fighting Ino a workers’ aron of
Curneaus Tuesday,

OPIS OSLO OO TOECDOV ODE VEDOUIDIE FED:

Rest Ordered
For Ex-Resident

e
Mr. Justice Brown

PENTIOTON \Qimts there a
dootor in the court?

Supreme Court Judge Vy W.
Rrown ‘of Vancouver, formerly,
of Princes Ruport, suddenly folt

rwoory on the benol Mondiy,
He adjourned thy cour and
askod we witness, Dred. J. Gibe
son, to examine libm,

Dr, Gibson order the Judge
Inte hospital for a couple of
(iyn,

PSE OE PIG OLOOEEIIOIOTOUEOIG EEN

received word” from Rear Admi-
ral K. F, Adams, . flag - officer.
naval diivsions, that while the,
complement of officers and
men here would be curtailed and
the number of officers in parti-
cular reduced,
apparent thought given to clos~
ing down the base.”

“This news, I hope, will spark
new interest in the reserve divi-
sion,” the staff officer said,
He. added that a new recruit
course was planned by HMCS
Chatham with everything being
done to make introduction to
naval service interesting.

HMCS Chatham has a staff of
both permanent force  sallors
and reserves to give the recruits
the best training a young man
could get, he sald.

Asked what the reserve has

to offer the younger genera-
tien and what they were’ ex-
pected, to give in return, Lt.
Inglis sald: ‘
“We are prepared to teach
recruits about the Navy, how to
wear the uniform, rifle and par-
» cdlyill, customs and traditions
of Phe Navy, small arms firing,
boatwork and sailing and then
after a two-week perlod at the
Creat Lakes Training centre,
spechuized training’ In one. of
the traces.”

“This would apply equally to
young women who are pre-
pared to join the Wrens,” Lt.
Inglis added,

He suld that in return the
Navy requires “diligent attend-
ance ab Monday night drills and
an undertaking to take a two-
week tralning perlod during the
anmer months.”

Lt, Trglis sald that details of
pay and trades could be ob-
tatnead from Supply Offleer Wt.
Carl Sinith, at (MCS Chatham.

Lt, Inglis said that despite the
restrictions on camplement he
thought that it would not bo too
long before HMCS Chatham wes
up to strongth again and that
"Prince Ruport could look with
pricto to ith contributions to the
Nuvy und the defence of Can-
adn.”

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Plan Big Ride

QURSNEL «--- Two hundred
Cariboo horsomen wlll vido a
logondary = flvoeday, — 100-nitle
miner's tratl from Korsloy to
Barkorvilo fn Anguat this year.
ho vido da sponsered by the
Cariboo Trall Riders’ Association
ville and Quosnel Contonnial
golobrations,

 

 

“there was no|:

ane will colnalde with Barker

stay .in. hotels’ or eat in. restau-
rants, & ‘situation “every ‘bit -as:
bad: as, segregation in the- ‘deep-
est. South.”

“Canada has nothing to be
smug about,” Mr. Hurley said.
B.C. Commissioner William 8.
Arncil of the Indian affairs de-
partment said he has heard of
difficulties encountered. by In-
dians In Vanderhoof but “hadn't
realized it was so serious.”

Theft Brings
Five Month
Sentence

Harold Russell McKenzie who
last Thursday pleaded guilty to
stealing photographic
ment and personal belongings
valued at more than $50 was
sentenced to five months at
Oakalla Prison Farm by Magis-
trate ELT. Applewhalte this
morning.

A car belonging to Michael M.
Denne, Vaneouver Province cor-
respondent and circulation agent
for northern British Columbia,
was broken into in the Christmas
Day theft.

colebrations,

thought,

awnnouneed lator as will prizos
He satd that the Prince

Hong are expocted any dry,

 

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learned: fro

dio station and the Department ;
of Transport . no major damage
has been catised or vessels in dis-
tress reported, —

The Dominion Weather office

in Vancouver reported an active | |

Pacific storm crossing the north

feoast this morning after the 100

mph hurricane force winds lash--
ed the Charlottes last night. This
morning Digby Island radio sta-
tion reported winds of southeast
40 and last report from Langara
Island was winds of south 28.
Another storm centre is re-
ported developing 1,300 miles
southwest of. Vancouver Island
and it is expected that it will ap-
proach the coast tomorrow.

Two Speeders
Each Fined $25

Two city motorists caught by
police speeding through a school
zone were each fined $25 by
Magistrate BE, T. Applewhaite in
city police court this morning.

Pleadiig guilty to driving
along Hays Cove Avenuc at
Elghth Avenue Bast at speeds
between 20 and 25 miles per hour
at 8:25 last Thursday were Herb-
ert Waldbauer, 225 First Avenue
East, and Boyd Arthur Cook,
Elizabeth Apartments,

NO'SHAVE AFTER MONDAY RULE
AS JCs START BEARD CONTEST

By DICK AYRES os
Editor of The Dally News = |

Males of Prince Rupert can take heark

There is no further need to cast envious glances ati visi-
lors from Kithnat sporting bowhiskered ching as part of the
smeltor city’s B.C. Centennial project.

You too can throw away your razor... as of Monday,

The Princo Rupert Junior Chamber of Commerce m-
nounced today that it was sponsoring a beard growing con-
test In conjunction with the Prince Rupert B.C. Centennial

Dorrick Radeliffe, Junior Chambor projects chatrman sald
that tho Jayece Beard Growing contost will start Monday and
last wotil July 1 when beards will be Judgod in two enlexories |
(nw) mort dignified and (b) most comical.

So all clty males who wish to enjoy ton minules more
in bod In morning by missing that aggravating seraping and
plood-letting, may now do 80, Ponsive stroking of the chin
follage now bovomes port of the standard pose when In

Mr, Radellffo sald that Judgos for tho contest will he

for the contost.
Rupert, Torraca and Kitimat

Jnyeoss are also ataging an Intor-chambor compolition, Some
slight hirsute growths havo already boon noted on the uppor
lips of several clly Jayooos, Expansion of those fnoial disfigura-

 

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April 1.

DEFICIT LIKELY | -

His statement pointed. toa
‘probable deficit budget to help
cure the economic. slump: :

“While next year we would un-~
questionably like to have a bal-|-
anced budget ... we are not
going to put a balahced budget
above what we regard as our
firm determination to provide,
through the agency of public
works, jobs. for unemployed
Canadians.”

Focal point of the debate was
the first non-confidence mo-
tion to be presented this ses-
sion by the Liberals. Sponsored
by new Opposition Leader
Lester B. Pearson it called, in
effect, for the Conservatives to
resign and make way for a Lib-
eral administration without an
election. Mr. Pearson said an
election now wold not help the
unemployed,

That was dofeated 150 to 05,
with, only the Liberals backing
it.

Just before, a vote of 221.to
24 cefeated oa CCF non-con-
fidence motion advocating ‘a
study of the British free-trade
proposal and a plan to direct
investment inte a wide program
of publle clovelopment.

The Liberal and Soclal Credit
parties sald they couldn't vote
for that — the Liberals because
it smacked of nationalization of
the banks, ms

SUPPORT OWN MOTIONS

Thus the two motions ‘wore
supported only by thelr sponsor~
Ing parties,

However, the vates, taken
before packed publio gallorler,
showed the Commons with as
close to full attendance as tho-
205-membeor House over comes,

Voting wore 107 of tho 113
Conservatives, 05 of the 108 Lib-
orals, 34 of the 26 CCI mem-
bors, 17, of the 10 Social Credit
MPs, and the two independents.
Spenker ‘Roland Mishener, al.
Conservative, had no vote.  *

Justice Minister Davio Yule
ton, winding up the debate amid

‘Jelamor from all slides, called the

Liberal motion a “weak, reody,
hnlf-baked, ramshackle cons
traptlon of compromise and con-
fusion.”

Mr, Moming sald that tf the
Liberals had “the courage of
thelr convictions to challonge

 

the governmont’ the Consorva-

" ne “|! speech

\of Paul’s men,: ° vont f and Hes -

together again,” he said, refer-° -
{ring to Paul. Martin:and.to Mr. —

Pearson’s nickname . of' Mike. i.

Colin. Cameron: (CCF-Nanal-"

mo) gave.the laurels of Mon-
day's battle to Mr. Diefenbaker, |

He said the Liberals had had.
the effrontery to ask. that they
be let in the back door after be-
ing thrown out the front. door
in the June 10 election. »

Mr. Diefendaker had used
“batteries of rhetoric and ar-
senals of vitirol and. invective
to shoot one forlorn sitting duck ~
already .crippiied with a selfs ,
inflicted wound,’ o

Collision Case.
Judgment
Reserved |

Magistrate E. T. Applowhaite
this morning roserved judgment
until Monday jn the trial of a
city motorist Involved In a minor
aceldent after passing. a parked
vehicle on tho left side of: the .
road.

The Crown as well as defonce
counsel J, K. Shaw agrecd on the:
circumstances of the tncident
Decomber 23 In which James Mc~
Millan, 19288° First Overlook
Street, overtook a garbago truck .
loading at Hays Cove Circle and
collided with an. oncoming oar,.
Whilo the defence contended
McMillan's only alternative to
passing was, to pull up behind
the truck and wait until it drove
on, the | Crown tormed the
accusod's procedure “a clear ylo-
Intion of the Motor Vehicle Act”
whish in one section prohibits
prysing on the loft hand side of
tho rond without sufflclent space

and visibility to warrant it.

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