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Que.'— Canadian « fishermen

have been assured by: thé head-of the Unemployment
Insurance Commission today that the newly-implem-
‘ented regulations'affecting the industry; still _ were

open:to change...
© a! MeGrogor, (1 an address. o
tho 12th annual meeting ‘of the
Fisheries Council of Canada, told
the:400-odd delegates attending
the’ “three-day” session at the
Bolgnory Club that “Anything at
‘allswhich would Improve the
workability of the schieti® will be

seriously considered," and invit- |)

ed comments from the: Industry
on, thi’ practicality of the regu.

lations, ,

“whomploymont insurance for
fishermen became a reality April
Ve when the collection phaso of
the. plan became effective, ”
The Ottawa administrator of
Jobless benefits outlined detalls
of-tho plan and snid-“oxperience
Wi} be the great teachor.”
*‘eadmit," sald Mr. MeQregor,
“Yhabino doubt severa) éhanges

if
4 Mlhe regulations, will be neces.
‘

sity'to conform to the conditions
that we find.” Ho Assured his
fudionco that “wo will havo no
hogitation In changing the rogue
Jatlons {11 this connection #0 as
tormako this scheme more work»
able!’ a,

«Barller, the problems of trans.

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oxomiied In a panel discussion
chaired by Borden Smith of the:

Ouiiidian Hshing Company, of
m Vaticouvor, Partlelpantd wore Dr,

Wid, Dyer of tho Fishorles Roe

Beedtcl Boutd of Canada, Nu
milaxi Dr, W, HL. Gook of the
MNAVOiA) Rosearch Gdinecll, Ob.
AWay'd, L. Townshend, of the
Pandan National oRallways,
Bfoilvonl and P, 8.Brougham of
MOO Canadian Pacific Ratiway,
olition), Poe’
DimPyor presented tho rowults
OOK) storage Loaiy conducted
(iG Maritimes, The toals were

Bee iiniod to cxtabliv the dont

wiPoriutwre conditions undor
Miigh-fsh: bhould."he! elorod,: '
Dr, Cook romincded:tha Indus
We Ghat. the storage’. problom
er nol one of lomporatiro none

lnelided aldo. We: obvloual M

Molor: of tine, Wo Warned tho
r plat Ih wre: Junta din.
MLA UVo Lo mialntaln: the ‘destrod
Namnpornturo. during.,“alipmont
Ap Uiuestilpment agit wae to
Opv@litialy tho fot thatthe mort
BvMoaTMenl Lamporntino for ‘the
mencornyo of flah products Wits
HA 10 clogrook. Pahyonhelt

Mv TOW NaNO Ws and Mr,
ApOUBHAN nyvacd that tho prob.
many Of - Ilona lornnorn jure QONs
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almost insoluble when. taking
into account the econotnie factor,
They felt that the expense cl-
ement welghed heavily against
the use of dry ice but explained
that jt held the only immediate
solution until workable refrig-
erated untis could be designed,

In other business O. J, Me-
Donald, of Vancouver was clec-
(ed, president of the Fisheries
Council, New vice-presidents are
L, M. Omstead of Wheatley, Ont.
It, W. Wolceh, of Fairhaven, N.B,;
A. M Smith, of Smith Wharves,
Halifax, N.S; W. M, Allan, of
Montreal, Quebec; KR, T. Hager,
of Vancouver, and P. K, Me-
Grath, of 8L John's, Nfld, Among
(he directors are J. N. Hyland,

lof Vancouver, Mr, T, H. Boren.

sen, of Princo Ruport, and H. B,
Sinith of Vancouver,

remeron we eng eerrnemte

Named Advisor

_ OLYMPIA, Wash, (8—-Robort J.
Achoottlor of Soattlo, former
director of the State Fishorics
department, has been appointed
fisheries advisor to tho U.S, op-
erations mission at Saigon, Viet.
ham, S8chootlor will leave for
tho oversous nssiynmeny after
tho May §-0 meeting of the Ine
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ha
‘eight hour day at abasic: min-
imum rate of $1.25.an-hour, with
an Increased rate of $1.88. an
hour for overtime, Two. meals
a day for those working eight
hours, and one meal a day for
those working less than cight
hours, will be provided without
deduction from’ wages by the
employer, Holiday. with pay,
based on four per cent df the
total wages earned by the em-
ployee, will be granted.

This agreement will be in
force from tomorrow, May 1 to
April 30, 1957.

Liberal Women
Elect Sprott .

NEW WESTMINSTER () -—Al-
derman Anna Sprott of Vancou-
vor was elected president of the
B.C, Womon's Llboral associa-
(lon ab*the annual convention
here. Mrs, E. lL Parkinson, Van-
couver, was named vice-presl-
dent to represent B.C, at the
‘National Federation of Liberal
Women,

WEATHER

Vurlable cloudiness with wide-
W scattered showers today and
Weadnosday., Lite ehange In
brmparature, Ueht winds, Low
tonight and igh Wednosday ab
Pork Hardy 40 and 62, Sandsplt
and Princo Ruport 38 and 60,

 

 

Six Units of

U.S. 6th: Fleet |

Sail for Beirut, Lebanon.

AMMAN, Jorlan (Routers) ==: a slntomont issued hore Monday

Six unity of the United Atatos
Oth Fleet's transport amphibious
aquadron, Including a relnforcoc
baltajion “of narhves, gtonnoe
for Bolrut, Lebanon, today for
a foureday sloy, .
Tho squadron, which conslata
of transports and auxiliary ships,
will be olned by two destroyers
aye d,, my oy
Unita of tho float, Including
tho Alvorath Gnvylor Porroutind m=
Whe world's higgost—satlod from
Pronely and Wattny porta a woek
Ago tn A Attddon Nove. nagunred
duo. to tha Jordan: ert,
Moanwhilo,. dordui'a King
Tuaaoln and King Baud of Antdl
Arnhla: annoyneod « that. thoy
havo ngroodto.agoura full {ns
Mopondongo. and: troodoin. from
fovolgn’' rita forall Aral alatog,
, Tha announcomont. camo in

ea get ye adh
ON et ‘ ‘

night following «talks botwoon
the two monnrhy The two
kings also ugreod.to stongthon
military — co-oporation
Jordan, Saudt Arabla; Syria an
Lgyph vs nv defengo: against the
“mutual eyomy," ard to regain
Molon rights In Palestine, Thoy
Alwo pledgad nob-td Join any
forolgn pact and to aupport tho
prinelplon of the Arak Jonguo,
Forolgn Ministor Samit Rifal
of dordan suid “Wo Woleamo ald
from anyone, anywhere, provide

and dock nob. Intorfore in any
way with our froddom,” Kove
arolynty and Indopandende,”
Loator Mallory, U8, anvbnaandar
to Jordan, thorouporn announead
Unab hia ony Wor:;tondy. to
pinco $10,0000,000': promplly’” at

 

Jordan's proposal.

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NCOUVER:.@—A -flash f
tipped’: through a ‘suburban
Burnaby sawmill Monday, caus-
ing:an estimated $90,000 damage.
The main section of Pacific
Shake and Shingle mill was de-
stroyed, leaving 36 persons with-
oul jobs.

Tremor Felt

5AN FRANCISCO W—A sharp
aftershock of San Francisco's
March 22 carthquake . shook
homes in the Mount Davidson
area of the clty late last night.
Chandeliers swayed and dishes
rattled bul no damage was re-
ported, _

DIVISTONAT OFI

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Saturday. by wiring. Mr. McGug-
an ‘a telegram of protest: ques-
tioning the legality ofthe hotel-
mens’ action. : L,

President West claims. that
Prince’ Rupert trades unionists
backed the Labor Council execu-

-tlve'’s stand by ordering bottled

beer in. the beer parlors and
therefore. avoiding paying in-

creases imposed on draught beer. |-

City operators received Mr.
McQugan’s telegram this morn-
ing, but beer pariors: were still
serving this afternoon,

“T expect the beer halls will
stay open until we have decided
on what actlon we will take or
until our Heences are surrender-
ed,” said Mr, Murray,

Klos ghown aro ‘the

Cinndtan Sea Ondeb Corps fi0 Cook, 11,1041, Ab that time

NM Jolnaon Ouy: for mintnture vig{o whe Canadian Logon. .
‘award for tho most profictont andot- hy tla -vooruli yonr and

Hho HI 60 Chaptor- JOD Chiutlongo Cup for tho moat offlotont

 

watch, ‘Tha trophies will’ ho

Inapootion Muy &%

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Wlaplayed during the annual:

¢ \

‘4s getting better and which {s
. Yecagnition It deserves,”

“lister Inst yonr, 0 big Incroas

rh "The ano thing that ig most
“foncouraging is :tho increase in
Joon intorest,” Mra, Bolton sald,
{"Many local rosidanty have visite,
“fod the museum this” past yoar
fond. brought tholt guests with
“Hthom." The children como regue
“Hatly In numbors that are

JMusoun's “Open” House" sand
“twinning of the National Poster
‘feontest by a Prince Rupert girl
-|Mlsg-Marlono Lagorok,

: Largo thanked tho Prince Ruport

“TWomon's Crodlt: ronkfnal club

vt (pally "Nowa:Phgto:by Ron Monk) |
NOUN SulLt, Mi Wh Thonipszon ty shown. the
A, L, Holthy trophy for Individual offlotonay. won by Ltt Ay
Dawyos (right) commandingofficer of Princo Ruport's Royal

‘Jand Murray Latdlaw for his gitt

chairman ofthe building com=.
mittee said that about $318 had
been .spent-:on . repairs, The

At the same time, Dr. Large
stressed that one of the main
reasons for seeking a new fire-
proof museum bullding was so
that the local museum could take
advantage of the federal and
provincial governments’ travel-
ling displays,

“These displays, which ate of
interest to both adults and
children will mako a real con-
tribution toward the education
of our city,” he said,»

Dr, Large sald‘that an archi.

tect had been engaged to draw

up plans for a now museum but
docision on a-site had no, been
settlod, Three sites were belng

‘| pondered (1) across the street
{from the present museum on
1 Second Avenue, (2) Totem park

oe, . :
Gaining Deserved
“Wo have a very fine museum
collection, which yoar: by yoar

recelving I museum elrelos tho

Mrs, Bolton reported that 6,600
persons signed the museum roe.

ovor 1068, .. ‘

Impressive, sho added,
‘Wighiight of thoyonr wag Ins
ternational Musoum: Wook, the

Both Mrs. Bolton and Dr,

Inyooo-Wltok, the Princo Ruport

for:bhelr part in tho success ‘of
tho" Musotim’s “Opon . Hous,”
Thoy also oxsorsad tholr nppres
elation for tho: wnitiring offorts
of vicosprosidont J, B, Scott,’

Tho re or aieo thanked 0.A,
Clon, Tegvor Ut Marl Gordon
and Dr, Grahan: Mills Sof Vane
couvor for donating: show, ongox

 

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uate.the Indian exhibits bécause| *

they were irreplaceable,

Can Acquire Outside Displays

at. the head of Fifth Street and
(3) the corner of McBride-Strect
and Sixth Avenue, at. the foot of
Englishman's Hill, Each site had
its points; he sald, although from
the ‘Tourist bureau standpoint,
the McBride Street site would be
the most logical for travellers ar-
riving by road,
In his annual report Dr, Large
extended sincere thanks to “pub-
lic. spirited citizens.” The gen+
eral public had shown an in-
creasing interest and many Indi-
viduals had donated articles for
display and show cases: for dis-
play purposes, 0 , oo
He also thanked Mrs, Bolton,
ndding that “her enthusiasm and
hard work are largely respon.
siblo for the Interest and sup-.
port we presontly enjoy."

Recognition

approved motion. granting
Canon Basil 8, Prockter, past
presidont and past-seeretary an
honorary Ufeemomborship in the
musoun and voted to. wrile him

"i lottor oxprossing appreciation

for his sorvices and rogrot at his
doparture, Ho will bo sent a copy

‘June, will-'ine teas

British. Columb!

ucts to Red

spokesmen ‘sal te

BC's Progressive «Cc

ative candidates In’ the

election met: hore to:discuss:th
national policy announced’
party icader ‘John. Dicferibaker :
in Toronto last weok.” 0 feta

Leon Ladner ‘and ‘A: 0, Des
Brisay, joint chairmen of ithe’.
B.O, campaign,’ issued ‘a. states;
ment Monday :“of what-a Cén-
servative government will-
to British: Columbla.”:

Th sald In-parbs, 0) 0s sp
_“'To provide markets ‘the Cone:
servative party will actively en~’
courage the ‘export ‘of lumber,
pulp, newsprint and: other forest
products to, all parts - of. the.
World, We will ‘call a Commons:

Fi

-|wealth trade; conforence *

arrange for tho sale of our prod:
ucts In our. traditional Comméy
Wealth markots which have peon

lost.” ay

yeas

of Dr.‘ Large'’s now book “Thol'',:

Skoonn, Rivor of Destiny" whon|.

It ig published, 9.

Tho musoun board's budgat for
1957,-of approximately $3,750 hag
nlrondly boon forwarded to City
Coun,
Dampier Named.
Assistant...

: ech:
Sun Publisher

__ VANCOUVER (ed, Lawrence
Mumplor 43, has boon named
qustatant publisher of tho Vane
couyer Sun,  publishor... Donald
Cromio. announced today,”

“Mr, Damplor was oxooutlve
Weoeprosidont of MeCann=Iiriok-
aon Advortlalng Age : Mons
troal, Bofors fon ng tho'advors
blalng agency Ih 1054 ho had beon

ton oxcauitvo with .tho Lever

Brothors organization In Onnada

aid tho Unitod. States. Ag tho} th
Bun's naslatant ybTaigy Na pues ic

ceoda Samuel Cromlo:'who’ wat

drowned In'a boating acoldont in
1 Tn other buslngga, to moeting” me

eh eS :
ood

PAs

Tobruary,

wy

Agong of Mone |!

coe
+R, Gi Large was resologte
as chairman. of, ihe bonrice

Musoum .. of

Northen Bel
Columbia at tho: group's:a i i
nootlng; ay

., Also” raburnd? to. ot
J.B, Scotl as vico-prog
gurator ‘Mra,’ Jogelyt:

tronsuro

ne

rank -Baldwhy, Mee;
Bird, Poroy Young, goby
gor and Jack Muranlte
_ Dologates tos tho: Pen
ort Tourist. Buren, will’
Wargo. And, Harry Rochoataty
“Named tata publlelty sar

t 0:

i

'

and. My, ra

Mao.‘ nttehd

woro-rAldoting
Mii