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5 0 volun teers finish
_pouring of pool floor |

A large step towards

“Centre swimming pool was taken Saturday as'some
50 volunteers poured over 99 cubic yards of concrete

to finish the pool floor,

_. Tt was one of the largest turnouts of labore ers:
_ since the start of the Pr oject, to be built entirely by
we volunteers. a
2. Pool publicity chairman E. P: 0 Neal attributed
the success of the operation mainly to the experi-
ence of a 12-man Northwest Construction Company
Limited crew which augmented a contingent of
more than 40 other. volunteers... ee -
The big pour was carried out under supervision

‘of J. A. Martin and Henry
“ject foreman.
: Tonight’s
:and Edward Prystay.

‘fine.

work,

Tomorrow night's ¢ crew will be headed by Dr. L.
On Wednesday, Morris Wayman and

M. Greene.

G. M. Currie will be team captains.
will be on hand Wednesday from 10 a.m,
About 25 volunteers per night a are required, Mr.

O’Neal said.

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Tension mounting in Lebanon

as government

By JAMES

BUIRUT (Reuters)—Belrut was under curfew today as half-

Christian linif-Mosiem Lebanon
Camille Chamoun to hand over
The: cabinet formally resigned

Chamoun's six-year term as
president will end officlally
Tuesday when Chehab takes the
onth of office and presents a
program of national reconell-
jation,

The army has ordered elabor-
nie security precautions to pre-
vent clashes dy the capital. The
around-the-clock curfew, orig.
Inally scheduled to sbart on the
eve of the Inauguration, was
enforced Sunday night in a sur-
prise move.

Tho Inhabitants of the capital
pre uneasy beenuse of renewed
hostility between — the right-
wing Ohristinn Pholanglat party

and the rebeld, who are pre-
dominantly Moslem,
The Phalanalsts supported

Chamoun throughout the four.
nent Lebanese revolt, Thoy
are angered at the kidnapping

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team captains are Victor Norberg
They will be shooting for
completion of the eight- inch cast ixon drain pipe
Their crews, who to date have specialized in
steel work on the pool, will now concentrate on pipe

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NORRIS

waited tenscly for President

today.

of Fuad ‘Haddad, a Phalanglst
journalist who disappeared nour
the rebel sector of Belrut. Many
of the party bellove he has been
murdered.

The Fnaiangists have enlled
for a “peaceful strike” today in
protest against this and other
kidnaplugs. All other abducted
persons have been released after
nu few hours.

Tonight will bea Chamoun's
last In the palace he has rarely

 

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‘birthday cards he received in
world: The flowers ‘are the gift

PRIME MINISTER John Difenbaker celebrated bis 63rd birthday.
Thursday. He is shown looking | at one of many telegrams . and:

 
 
  
 

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WASHINGTON (AP)

{conflict over: Formosa: oe
““Byents pressing the ‘crisis to
ward a showdown ethese: *
1. Resumption ‘today in -War-
saw of. negotiations. ‘between Red
Chinese Ambassador Wang Ping-
nan and U.S. envoy Jacob Beam.
Both the United States and Red
China have hinted at concessions.
but the strings attacTegeiane
are totally unacceptable to’
other side. . .- ‘4
2. United Nations assembly ac-
tion on Red China’s bid for
membership in the UN. The as-
sembly has to act on its steering |
comunittee’s decision to shelve
the Red Chinese bid for another
year. The debate could throw
light on the opinion of. various
governments about the Formosa i

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$100 fine set,
for assault
on policeman

Patrick David Steele, of Prince
Rupert was fined $100 or in de-
fault of payimnent sentenced to
two months in. jail: when he
pleaded guilty. before Deputy
Magistrate S. D. Johnston in
city police court Saturday to
a charge of assauting a police
officer In the execution of his
duty.

Pollee told the. court - that.
Stecle assaulted a police officer
in the elty police detachment
office Friday after he had been
usked several times to leave.

Steele received a further fine
of $25 when he pleaded guilly
to causing a disturbance by
shouting, a charge laid In con-
neetion with the same Instan-
ces, In desuult of payment he
was sentenced to 14 days dn
jal,

In elty police court this morn-
Ing Ernest Colin) Newbold of
Kitimat was remanded without

  
 
 

   
    

 

 

 

loft during the past months of

crisis,
GOP POPOL EEC DPI OLO SIGE LODPOECGIUP VOCS

Weekend toll
on roads 3]

Ny The Onnnaity Prous

Trafte Wishaips accounted
for SL oof the 42 wootdental
deaths ty Canada during the
wookand.

Provinalal totals with traf.
flo deaths dn brackets: . rlt-
Int Columbian 4€ (2)s Alberta
8 (0); Saskatchewan 8 (2);
Manitoha & (2): Ontario 14
(2); Queboe 10° (8); Now
Brunawiel & (@),

Nova Sootla, Prince Edward
Talund and Newfoundland roe

plea by Justice of the Pence W.
D. Vanee for trinl September
40 on a charge of willfully enus-
finger damnge..

Pollee told the court that Now-
bold while in jall awaiting trial
on n charge of Intoxication In
(} publle place caused daninigo
not exceoding #60 to one of the
cols in the clly jail.

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increase offer

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tional: ~ Longshoremen’ s-cand
‘picket ‘lines: September . 3... The}
Capetan Cardamilitis, which ar-
-rived one day later, met with the
same fate. -. coe

If a positive ‘strike settlement
is reached, the Pegasus. will: take
on'about 14,000 tons of No: i and
4No..2 feed barley. for the United
Kingdom . -and the: Capetan

ror: the. same cargo.
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ive and personally insu! iting to
the .president. .

SHOOTING DANGER

Apart from these developments |
‘in the diplomatic field, there is

the continuing danger of a Unit-
ed States-Red Chinese military
‘clash around the island of Que-
moy. The Chinese Nationalist :
, defenders have been under heavy
‘Communist bombardment since
Aug, 23, .

Another ‘prospective move
bearing on the crisis is the issu-
ance of a statement promised by
the Eisenhower administration
later this week on U.S. Formosa
policy. It is to be a reply not
only to Khrushchev's charges but
uso to those in a UN speech last

Andrei Gromyko.
Many diplomats believe
China began heating up

Red

order to add foree to its

in pace of Nationalist China.

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the
formosa crisis in late August In
mame
palgn for membership in the UN

  

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principle not to let these stand
in the way of resumption of
work.

William Henderson, chairman
of the unior negotiating com-
mittee, said: “We are recom-
mending that our members ac-
cept this settlement.”

Speeders fined
Total of $70

Two city motorists received
fines totalling $70 in Port Ed-
ward police court Saturday on
charges of exceeding the speed
limit.

Peter Bell Hunter and George
Murray Robertson, both of
Prince Fupert were each fined
$35, costs or in default of pay-
ment sentenced to 10 days in
jail when they pleaded guilty
to speeding up “to 70 miles an
hour on Highway 16, on Septem-
ber 14 and September 17 res-
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for mare thun 18 minutes Jost

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have still to be clear-
“if there is Turther; -

MUP parties have agreed in|“

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following’ talks “with - mediator,

 

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attending temporary. facilities.

More than 6,000 pupils in the
two states were affected by or-
ders closing some of the schools.
Indications. were an’ additional
10,000 would be out of school
at Norfolk, Va., next week.

In the: West Arkansas city of
Van Buren, Negroes planned to
try to re-enter public schools
from which they were barred
two weeks ago by jeering,
threatening white pupils.

Eleven Negroes were enrolled

at Van Buren High, five at Van
Buren Junior High. They have
not been present since Sept, 5
when some 45. white youngsters
boycotted © integrated . classes at
the high school. The negrocs
stayed | away and the boycott
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“Another integration test appeared in the making at Van
Buren, Ark, . today while Little Rock. pupils studied lessons on
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' The. decision to return was
taken after U.S. district judge
John E. Miller declined to order.
the school board to resume in-
tegration. He Indicated such an
order was unnecessary and that
the Negroes could go back with-
out it.

At Lexington, Ky., Theodore
R. MceKeldin,
governor of Maryland, sugges-
ted Sunday the southern gov-
érnors' conference should go on
record as favoring desegrega-
tion in public classrooms.

“Tf the resolution passed, * he
sald, “it would show that we
of the south recognize the con-
stitution as the supreme law
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Sho wha token: to hoapltal with sovero Idg injuries but her

condition Is reported aa good,

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eyes Wee We F
said: “We. have cexsed expedt-
ing justice or recognition. ‘of. our
human and religious rights in
this country or any sympathetic
hearing of our grievances; hence ©
our only hope is migration.”
Meanwhile, some Freedomites
continue signing forms of intent
to migrate to Siberia. Officials
said the forms are being signed
in “trickles.”

Terrace man |
escapes injury
in car mishap

A Terrace motorist escaped
serious injuries last night. when
the car he was driving left the
highway and rolled over ‘8. 10-
foot embankment about’ “one
mile east of Rainbow | Lake
Lodge.

Port Edward ROMP report that
Phillip Englebrecht was, trav-
elling west on Highway 16 when
his car hit the loose’ grav7l
on the alde of the road after
negotinting a- sharp turn and
rolled over the bank.
Damage to Englebrecht's ve-
hicie, a Jate model foreign car,
has not yet becn determined.

Adams rumored
to have quit
NEWPORT, Wate  (MenB ers
man Adama had av oaurprixe
conference with President Uys.
enhower today, hut the chicf
presidental aide refused to
sty Inodintoly whether ha had
roslunend Reports clrewluted be '
ye, 1

WEATHER= *

Sunny tomorrow morning
‘glouding over in the after-
hoon with rain tn tho evon«
ing. Little change In ‘tam.
perature, Winds northwest
16 Low tonight and high
tomorrow 43 and 55,

TIDES—

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