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And Key to the Great Northwest
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Liberal Leader

umnist Lester
whose weekly articl

Canadian newspape

nounced Friday...

ing to require all

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because there will be Httle left t
fight over.

DANGER OF War
‘No one had thought

would be a second world war bu
there was.

coust “and believe me if we don’

be marching off
world war.” :

TELLS STUDENTS
son High School, built

Slaves of the’ state, .c:,..

Busy With Duties
OTTAWA (CP) — Col-
Pearson,

have appeared: in various

since last autumn, is quit-
ting journalism, it was an-

_ Mr. Pearson, etected last week
as leader of the Liberal party,
sald his inercased dutles as lead-
er of the official opposition in
the House of Commons “are go-

the time,
health: and strength I can mus-

. Prize-winner’s
column has appeared as a
weekly feature of The Prince
Rupert Daily News since Aug-

Meanwhile, in New Westmin-

Friday a third world war
gomes there won’t be a fourth

© LABOR COUNCIL REQUEST

|WCB Inspector Scheduled

I Now the world had a}
chance to prevent a third holo-

scat ievme's'e| FOF Prince Rupert Area

there

to a fourth

Mr.. Pearson told the 1,100 as-
sembled students of Lester Pear-
‘in’ 1955
-and named for him, that Russia

is educating: her students to be

But inthe democratic West

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BATTLE FIRE — Firemen ‘are s
born outbreak in the populous B
d tawa. A year previously a $1;000,0

   

hown as*they battle a stub-
y Ward market area of Ot-
00 blaze destroyed half a city

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~ Britons Hail Scientists

| By RANALD MacLURKIN
LONDON. (Reuters) —
new sun today and saluted their
almost as bright as the one they

the power of the hy lrogen bomb.
But many were puzzled by re- ie

Who Harnassed H-B omb |

3ritons basked under a
scientists in a blaze
produced in taming

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

action in the United States to:
the great break-through. | S@¥5,, that
Lewis Strauss, chairman of the.
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
sald he would not describe the
developments so far as “a major .
break-through.” — the most
But to Britain, whose scien- |TeSearch.
tists first split the atom, the |.
work done at the Harwell: re-
scarch establishment is as just.
as great a triumph in man’s

tists :are

 

 

Prince Rupert Labor

head office in

John H. West;

Situation ‘of.

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an Accident Prevention Inspector
has been granted by Workme
Vancouver, it
»pxesident of the la:
eeeuation of.the tispector will j=

be carried oubias soonas neces") -

Council’s request for having
Station in this area a
n’s Compensation board! © siegbahn said the Swedish

  

The front page of every British wumphant place.
newspaper today hails the ma- ‘GREAT ACHIEVEMENT.
jor step by the Harwell scien-|) .”
tists in taming the H-bomb ina
machine called ZETA and pro-
viding an unending source of
cheap power from sea water.

POPPE DEE EEO OELOOPLODROCOP OCD LOEOG
STOCKHOLM (Reuters)
Scientist Kai Siegbahn said
Friday night that Sweden had {|
built a machine similar to the &
British Zeta thermonuclear fu-. ‘
sion apparatus at the Uniersity |}
of Uppsala. | a

 

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machine is ‘considerably small- (} 5;

er, but “we are building a new

"| machine twice ‘as big” as “the .
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says. “with resources at
‘thelr: disposal maybe. only -one-.
hundredth of those available to
the Americans, Britain's scien-
Tight out in front in
vital of all. fields of

“NO honor is too great for the
ioneers of this industrial ‘sun,”
says the London. Daily Herald,
“Again and again it is Britain

never-ending conquest of his that™ has led - human progress,
world. ; Youycan be prouder than ever
FRONT-PAGE NEWS  . this! morning of- Britain’s tri-

The Times notes that fusion
reactors may be some time
‘away. “It is enough for the
moment . to recognize today’s
announcement. for what it is —
the publishing of. a- great achi-

le Manchester Guardian says
w is.“important that the
aboration ".. between .: Britain
d= the ‘United’ States. which
ted in. 1956 ‘should ‘be kept |

the emphasis shotld be on & bal-
anced education; ‘an education
designed to give the student the
ablitty to think straight and de-
termine the true from the false.

ROUSING OVATION

made,” Mr,

chairman

sary. . arrangements

of
Workmen's Compensation Board, |
i

West reported. me LR uper. t ‘You th res

|

_ He said he had been informed |. _ -~ Ht oo
of this In a letter by J. E. Eades, | P. leads Gui ty

the Vancouver |

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: Sun of our Own,” was typical o
the reaction. - Se

Sir'John Cockcroft, Britain’s|
ichief atomic scientist, has denied }:

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7 competitors |
a claim to considera-

The students gave Mr, Peaz-
son a rousing cheer and pre-
sented him with a snyall replica
of another “Mike’—a stuffed

. Location of the inspector will
be on a trial basis only, Mr.
Eades reported in his letter, and

TRIAL BASIS ONLY i

Ninetcen-year old Edward
| Sklapsky, 400 Eight Avenue West,
;Pleaded guilty in police court

| some newspaper reports that!
{Americans were in: any. way
ichagrined at British progress in
harnessing hydrogen power. ‘He;
added that it was not true that

    
 

was granted

orange and black tiger which is of

thetr school mascot,

It was replete with a polka-dot
necktie which Mr. Pearson made
somewhat of a sartorial symbol
during his days as Canada’s ex-

West and
ternal affairs minister.

News.

 

HOSPITAL BOARD CONSIDERING
USE OF CENTRAL SWITCHBOARD

A telephone switchboard system
General Wospital was tpproved in prin¢ipal
‘hospital board members.

The switchboard, system, if it mee
of the board, would connect al} department

and enable all incoming calls to be centralized,

Included In the proposal under consideration is an auto-
matic locnter device, which would allow incoming calls directly

grat part of the

fo the doctor or offlein) required, An inte
switchboard ssytem, the locater ts designed
system when a specified number is

The hospital board fs reserving:

ROBBIE BURNS BIRTHDAY

Scotsmen Plan

ALLOW AY, Scotland
sound from thousands of festive board

weighty
against the proposal.”
Exact date of the inspectors
arrival will be announced by Mr.
published in The Dally

for the Prince Rupert

ts With final approval

5s laled through the obard,

Judgement on the question
pending information on operating and other costs,

Hy FRASER WIGHTON
(Reuters)—The fame of this little hamlet will re-

ae yesterday afternoon to charges
despite ‘@ number: o¢ breaking and entering and
considerations | ert and was «remanded one
week for sentence,

Two other men who appeard
before. Magistrate E, T, Apple-
whaite on similar charges were
remanded without, plea for one
week upon request’ by defence
counsel) W. N. Poole,

The two are C, J. Rudland, ;
Cow Bry, charged with breaking |
and entering the Standard OlL!
premises carly yesterday morn-
ing and stealing 18 cans of ol],

Pont g > gallons each, and
last night by the containing five gallons each c

the U.S. had asked Britain to de-
Jay her announcement of suc-
cessful experiments so as to give
the U.S. a chance to catch up.

The feeling of many Britons is
perhaps expressed by the Lon-
don News Chronicle, which says
that “in certain sections of Am-
erica the reaction so far has
been ungencrous."

NO GLOATING

“It would be fully if the new
achievement were to breed bit-
ferness between the two nati-
ons. On our side there must be

 

HN, Theodore Leask, 1137 Seventh |
Avenue East, charged on two |
counts of breaking and enter-
ing,

Leask ds necused of having!
assisted Rudland yesterday as
well as Sklapsky Ina January !
18 raid of the Home Ol! office

s of the hospltal

to ring a ehime

and electric razor and six bat-

 

To C elebrate

s tonlglit as Seotsnien the world over eele-

5) ever
In which a pair of binoculars, States.”

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teries were removed, |

brate the birth unniversary of Robert Burns,

Here, ot cotlage bullt by his
furiner father, the ploughman
poct wax born 100 years ago, In
Wis Drlef 37 years he eaptured
Heotlind’s heart forall time with
A lyre Rens such ws pone of
Her sons have aver the yours, On
Ot, 20, Beatkinen moet, in over.
growing numbers to tonst the
memory of Robbie," to extal his
Humianity, lily vitvlole satire, his
lovely Wnglishwhon ho wasn't

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ORMES DRUGS LTD nro ready to turn on those who

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Ing referenee to his human fall.

Inga, Inoluding a weakness for
the bottle,

writting tn dhudeet--and Ais fun,

Tonleht, at plush banquets
and simple village suppers, tn
aloquent or stumbling oritory---
necording to elreunstanees—-de-
volves will salute “the dmmortal
momory” of Burns,

The Prince Rupert Burns
elub will hold its 10th annual
hanqued vb 7 pm, tonlght in
the Commadore Cato,

han Sinetalr will give “he
Humortal memory" while dobn
Gutherlo will give (he toast to

But Burns lovers everywhore

 

aul It a duty to woop over his

{Who have been Invited ,to join

Mat forllo?” may not be revog-
nived by all
oquivalent of “louse, whore do

you think you're going?" But tt
fala on the var
vuphony.

CN eee tone a nh 9b ae te Stet eee

personal shortcomings before
weknowladging his greatness.

Tho ritual of Burns suppers,
Including the piping in of. the
hugela--“groat ohleftaln oo’ the
puddin’ raco"-—tonlght as always
iis drroaistuble attraction for
many people with seant know.
lect of the poet,

Wor thousands of Sassonnels
(soubhernors or Knglishmon)

the Scottish faithful, the martial

Aw the Scottinh

With dolightful

 

pride in what has been done —
but no gloating.”

Even blunter is the London
Dally Sketch: “With aft the
goodwill in’ the world to the
Americans, with every wish to;
be friendly to them, let’s face
t: This was a British achieve-
ment and had nothing whatso-

 

to do with the United
The London Dally Express |

 

Driver Fined

Helmut Scholtz, 621 Fulton
Street, was fined $10 or in de-
fault of payment sentenced to
seven days in jail when he was
convicted of driving without
reasonable consideration — for
other persons using the high-
way. Scholtz had pleaded not
guilty.

Two RCMP constables testified
that on January 4 at 10:20 p.m.
they snw the accused take the
corner from Third Avenue into
McBride Street. in a northerly
direction at high speed and
swerving off the paved part of
MeBride, barcly missing a park-
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Winnipeg Ballot displays some of tho dovons of palra of too
it Caining a five-performanca
(CP Phota)

shoes the company with wear a
run in Winndpeg,

         

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B.C. Jails Show Customer |”
Increase of 67 Per Cent —

VICTORIA <) — A 67-per-cent. increa
persons jailed in B.C., last year was shown
-inspector of jails tabled in the legislature,

crease was the present unsettled
employment picture which “has
resulted from the influx of
transsient workers and adven-
turers attracted by the grow.
ing cities.” :
In the 12 month ending fast
March 31 a total of 14,100 of-
fenders were sent to jail com-
pared to 9,630 in -1955-56,

More than 10,000 admissions
were recorded at Oakalla, an in-
crease of nearly 4,000 from the
previous year.

"This inerease is made up
partly by the growing number
of teenagers who, for lack of
adequale alternatives to delin-
queney, are not being dealt with
in time to avold the necessity
of sending them to prison,” sald

Warden Wugh Christie of Oo-
kalla,

PPFPEPPPOOPILOCHE POLPP POLO OP OIOR

The old country soceer scores
had not arrived at press time,
If received they will be puh-
lished Monday,

 

   

  

se in the number of Faces

in the report of the

Five Yea

OTTAWA (CP) —
agreed to contribute an
construction of the

Woman

  

Drowning

before her eyes.

 

footing on the slippery. de
tumbled ‘into the. water.
‘| Evelyn Wesley: as~ wel

i Yescue .attem:

A 19-year-old Prince Rupert

youth appeared in city -police. e

court yesterday. on charges
er's consent, driving while his
licence was suspended, and driv-
ing without due care and atten-
tion.

Magistrate E. T. Applewhalte
1105 Ambrose Avenue, for hear~
next Wednesday. Defence coun-
mand without plea.

the unattended car of city resl-
dent Graham = Franks carly
Thursday morning and driving
without due care through the
city,

oor ee mene

To Ketchikan

Remains of Mrs, Margaret
Wickstrom who died in a city
hotel reom Thursday were fore
warded yesterday to Kotohikan |

 

 

PRINCE RUPERT

for burial,

DAILY NEWS

   

| To Complete J

Wi tnesses|

A city woman watched
in horror early this morn-
ing as her companion slip-|
ped off anicy boat’ ‘deck!
into the water and sank Lape:

{Police report 45-year old Lloyd se
EImer Wilson was showing Eve-|-:
lyn Wesley.a boat tied up.at| st
Fairview Co-Op at about lo’clock|’ here about’ 3:3:
this morning when ‘he. lost his}:

@ nearby ‘bhoat:, im

Triple Charge |
of taking a car without the own-f

remanded Stanley John Marshall,| —
ing Wednesday. Defence coun-|
sel J. K, Shaw requested the re-f

Marshall ts accused of taking

rs Neede

The federal. governm

 
 
   

additional $1,500,000 toward
of the 251 otewart-Cassiar road ‘in
north-central British Columbia, it was learned Frida

“ment with ‘the
| Columbia” ¢
| the road ° also
built over a pe
five -inste
|, years.
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participation:

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HEADS ENGINEEKS — Char-
les T. Carson, vice-president.
and production manager of
Hiram Walker and Sons Lime
. ited of Walkerville, Ont., has
been olected 1058 president of
the Association of Professional.
Engineers of Ontarlo, He isa

native of Windsor, Ont.
(CP Photo)

No Smoke? =

TOKYO (M--Contoht Asanyl,
chief of the Edogawa fire bri-
ade, offered thiy explanation
of why his station burned

TO BEGIN 5-DAY PUBLISHING

Starting February 1, the Prince

bo published five days a week
publisher jannvounced today,

other cconamle factors, it has
continue the Saturday editlon,’

of the flve-day weels as onjoyed
Mr. Manor explatned that i

tles for amediate reproduction

 

servlee la Prinee Rupert and diy

“Beenuao of sharply inereased costs of production and

Is slur to that taken by dutly Yewspapers In other smallor
eltles and will bring all Datly News employees Into the revlin

days a week wil obvinte any present increase In tho homo
delivery price of $1.25 per month,

effective Fobruary 8 the prlee por copy of the Dally Nows sold

on the streets or newsstands will be 10 conta,

* All present newsguthering services of the paper, Including
“direct whro connections with Canadian Press, willbe main~

tatned to provide readers with the latest world, provincial and
local nows at the earliest possible time,

tained, as witl all comles, columns
currontly appemlng in the Dally Nows,

Mr. Magor potntod out that those and other
boon Inaugurated by tho Dally Nows recently as part of the
management's progriny of continually improving ts newspaper

Rupert Daily News will
Instead of six, J. Magor,

been found. necessary to dise
"Mr. Magor sald, “This atop

in most other Industries.”
Ye publishing schedule of five

Ho announced, however, that

Photo-chgraving {nelll.
pl&tuvos also will be maine
nd other foature material

atl

fuollitles have

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down: - be
The fire started at tho bot-
tom of the watoh tower, the.

only pltce In that aren tho
; man on duly couldn't see,”

Haren emeememEReI NE

WEATHER-

Cloudy and nilld. Ocunsidn«
wl showors Sunday with con
nous rain Sunday ovenlng,
Winds southoasterly 25 ox
posod waters Increasing to
43 Sunday ovening, Low to«
night and high Sunday 35
and 41, >

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