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FIRST EQUIPMENT for clearing job on Digby Island site of
new Prince Rupert airport arrived here :Sunday on- Union
“Steamship powered-loading barge -MV Redonda.
sxippered by. Capt, Arthur Young, with: -Joseph’ Walker, first
"Hale, arrived ‘at Armour Salvage -dock Sunday morning carry-
“ing giant D-8 caterpillar “tractor and q 40-ton, yard-and-a-
quarter shovel, Equipment Belongs to T’Sable River Logging
Company and Fletcher Construction Company, Job of clearing
hswill cover some 700 acres of ‘muskeg and trees and contractors
will:keep ahead of other construction work, Picture ‘above
shows MV Redonda sailing for Dighy Island where equipment
was to be driven off landing-craft type vessel onto a raft and

then driven ashore. Picture’ at
board Union

_Mestminster.

mitsthat “contradictions” exist

 

Metlakatla
‘Man Feared

Drowned.

A life-long resident of
Metlakatla, Cecil Ryan,
about 50 years of age, was
feared drowned today
when ROM. reported
that his boat’ had ‘been

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found drifting.
The skipper of the Marlo
Mack JI told ROMP that he

sighted Mr, Ryan's small fishing
vessel’ the Rupert 78, lasl Sat-
urday at Butler's Cove, south of
Btavens Island. He lowed the
empty. boat {nto Port Kdward
harbor.

Mr, Ryan had set out.on the
fishing trip in rough woathor
Friday night his slstor Mrs.
Miry Robinson told the Daily
Nows. today,

ROMP are still sotrehing for
me ody.

Mr, Ryan leaves his wife,
Dorothy, five children, Gladys,
Audroy, Burlo, Abby and Frans
cls! two brothers, Coorge and
Honry, and three. sistors, Mrs,
Charles Nelson, Mrs, Mary Rob-
won,all of Matlakatla, and
Mra, Jamos MeKenly of Van-
couyor,

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: Fevtereeeceron mee racevncem arrsienprorare yeas

Ki itimat Man.
Missing

‘A isitimat man, Bidnoy Pub.
yay Radmond, 0;° is nlsaing
aid proaumed arownod In
boating nccldont that ocourred
juab off Kitimat pn Sunday, RO
Mr nt subdivision reported to-
Mi

nged +10 awin nahora while Mr.
water, Pollo anid, :

Steamship barge, J. E. Fletcher, manager of T’-
Gable River Logging Company and Fletcher. Construction; mate
Joe Walker and Capt..Arthur Young. The Redonda is a former
navy supply vessel’ eonvetled to, landing: seratt Type ship at New

, By. TOM ‘OCIILTREE *
“YONDON (m—Communist China’s. leader Mao Tse- -Lung ad-

{heteby differs with Soviet ideologists who maintain such a thing

,tempt, to-deal with such contra-

jby administrative orders,

Hivorosts of Ue misses,”
A

jour county wlio Look a wavor

Prank Bowers, we oer aceite:
rot of the snail orarh with ott.
yonre>motar, sald Wat the bont
‘Tt. log ane oapalagd, Ho mane

Radmond drowned In the ley

 

 

 

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in a Communist society — and

is impossible,
In a speech made publle to-
day, Mao declared that any at-

dictions by “coercive measures
will not only be ineffective but
harmful,”

“We cannot abolish religion
nor
can we foree people.not to be-
‘Heve in it," he said. “We cannot
expect people to give up ideal-
ism, any more than we can
‘foree them to belteve in Marx-
ism, In setuling matters of con-
troversial issues among the
people we can only use demo-
eralie methods, methods of dis-
cussion, of criticism, and nat
coercive nor high-handed meth-

ods,”
DIFFERS WITH KREMLIN
Mao, who appears to have

taken over as the Ideqlogical
high priest of world commun.
tem since Stalin's death, deyilad
the often voleed claim of Nikita
Khrushehey, Soviet Communist
party chief, that leaders and the
masses can never find them-
solves in contradiotion Ina
Communist state,

DELIGHTED BY REVOLUTE
Mao conceded that the, Hun-t-
gorlan uprising Inst autumn
caused slirrings oven Inside
Communist China, with some
pooplo hoping for a two-party
systom on the Western madel,
Ho sald:
“Cortaln people in our country
wore ,dlolighted when tha Hun-
guvian ovents took place, Thay
hoped that something gliniiny
would appon in China, that
thousands upon thousands of
People would demonstrate tn the
shroots against the people's gov.
ornmont."
Bub this “ran counter to the

Por tho firab thne, Mao made
it clear the Hungarian uprising
had brought doubts to soma
Qhiness olvaloy, Th was’ Inposs
alblo to dolerming haw wido«
aprand tose rouble wore,
WAVETING ATEVTUDI

“Thore ‘wero other people. in

ing’ nblitude bownrda the Huns
gatian ovonts heanuse they wore
gmorant about the natunl world
alliation, They alt thal thore
waa too Wible frercdom under our
propio’ (lamaorncy and. that
hore war moro freacom wndor

 

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Pe! Be dm deh en Myra ts hated

Wontar: parliamentary (lomode

said by police. to stem from the

‘| by. a {gang of. young hoodlums
‘| last winter... ©

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PRINCE | ‘GEORGE (C

 

 

brutal, beating of an elderly-man,

  

tim; ‘of last winter’ ‘ N
gdfuscdeto« report. thevoaset
to. police, was “Frank ‘Ney, .in
whose © Uplands Street. -home
Harvey. is sald to have been liy-
ing,

Police said Noy had® asked
Harvey to come and. live with |.-
him. because he feared a_recur-
rence of ‘trouble. with the juven-
{le gang. /
Gunfire broke “out Sunday
night after Young and a number
of companions had visited Ney's
home,

_ Police were not notified of the
shooting until’ the youth was
admitted to Prince George and
District Hospital bearing f gun
shot wound.

Investigation into the shoot-
Ing is continuing.

BURNS LAKE (Metal re-
inforcements for the Skins
‘Lake Dam near here will ar-
rive shortly from Montreal" by
rail, i) was learned Monday.
The dam.ds running open af-
thr workmey failed to block an
outlet last Monday, One man
was drowned as rushing water
plowed Into the empty Nechako
River basi.

The metal pleees — being
brought here are 40 fect long
and welgh 15 tons each,

VANCOUVER ‘Qed majoriby
f Vancouver grocery oporalors
‘vor selling beer and wie to
the public, it was  indlented
Monday In tho return of a mall
questionnaire by the B.d, branch
of the Retail Morchants Asso-
elation,

Ex-City ‘Man
George Rorie

Dias; in South

Funornal of George Rorlo, a
farmor longline — sasidont of
‘Prince Ruport, wag hold tris
morning from Slmmons — and
MeBride Ltd, Funeral Homo tn
Vancouver, Mt. Rote died on
Saturday tn a Vancouver hospl-
fal afar a lengthy (ness, |

Mr, Rorld amo to Prince Rus
port in hia Inte teens, Ho prac:
Weed hore as a chartorad. ate
vountant, Was a meniber of tho
Gyro Olub and was well-known
iy mnslont altelog for his abllty
to play tha drama . and xylo-
shone, In 1087 ho maritod Ruby
<rivosky, who. waa born dn this
ality, and ho and Wa’ fount
moved to Amithors nbout four
Yours nyo

Th Silthors, Mr: Rorlo bo»
elcome a prominent Rotary’ and
Member of bho acho! boat

Ho |g surylvad'' by We wife
Ruby; 10+ «yont=old RON Davie

 

Yee ater smenee mene

beer and) wine. But if’the major-'
ity of grocers is in: ‘favor of sell-.

showed . grocers .90-per- -cent in

grocers: were questioned.

a jury who. acquitted a.man of
rape last month. were: released
Monday by Mr. Justice A. M.
Manson. from further’ duty at
the current assize,

the opening ‘of a criminal neg-
ligence trial,
nique In the memory of yeter-
an legal observers here.

injured In a two-car
here late Monday

hours later,
were injured, Including Nanal-
mo Timbermen lacrosse goalie
Alf Shuker, were reported
goad condition,
dead man was withheld hy police,

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P) — - Harvey. Walter t
Young 18, was wounded in the back Sunday, when a
22-calibre bullet ripped through. an, automobile seat,”

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At present, grocers ‘eannot salt!

goods, the RMA“‘is ex
0 -ask;. the: “proving!

‘regulations.
“In. Vancouver: the: survey

favor of the sale. About a0]

 

VANCOUVER =-Members of:

The judge's actidn, taken’ at

‘was ‘described as

CASSIDY, BC, ®— A man

dled
Three others who

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Name of the

 

VICTORIA Pollo is tak
Ing another holiday In B.C, this
year, provincial health author.
ities said Monday, with only
nine cases reported to date com-
pared to 10 ab this stage last
year, Offleials regarded 1056 as
n low-ineldence year,

There have boon no deaths
from pollo this year compared
with ona a yenr ago,

Impaired
Driver Fined

Arthur Lloyd MeKinley, 1083
Ambrose Ayano, was fined $100
willy an altornative of one
month in Jail in dofaull of pay-
ment, when he plonded gully
In Clty Polico court today to a
charge of boing In control of a
motor vehicle whilo ho was In-
yaivod by alcohol, Tha caso wos
ronrel hofaro Btlpondiary Magis
trate H, FB, Ginasoy,
Also in court was Cordon
Franklin Nicholls, 1424 Sixth
Avenue Enst,, who pleaded guilty
to Kpooding Inn school yore,
Ho wns finoc $36 with an al-
tormnative of 10 cays In Jail In
default of paymont for driving
at boul 2 mph on Bixby Ave
onuo Enst,

Peerernenmmewunys jpmeneemmnemar stg

WEATHER .

Condy with aunny porlods to-
day and ‘tomorrow aftornoon,
Little ahango in tomporature,
Winda south 18 fy oxposod arons
and light olowhore, Low: lo-
night.and: high Wednesday at,

 

 

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rmonth from $230, with four in-

collision | minimum of $244 a month, They
four! said an emergency slaff Will be
provided In the event of a strike,

 

is ‘in: idanger of financial collap
A statement issued by the gov- *
erning board ‘said the hospital
stands by its offer to increase
pasic pay for nurses to $240 a

creases of $10 a month for ea i,
year of service, It sald .
would mean an average wage of
$265 a month.

The nurses have accepted the
recommendations of a concilla-:
tion board which suggested a

The board sald the pay. and
benefits sought by the nurses
are beyond its financial capa-
city. It sald the provinclal gov-
ernment has taken “virtually
{complete control over hospital
revenues” and left the governors
“responsibility without author-
ity.”

Adjustments made in the
hospital's budgets by the Bri-
tish Coltimbia Hospital Insure
ance scheme for tho years: 1958

 

Top Price
OF 18.9
Paid Laredo

Ulghost prico paid this season
to a Canadian boal~18.0 conts
a pound for medium halibut
was bids at tho Prince Rupert
Hallbul Uxghange today by
Pacific Fisheries Co, Lt, The
firm bought the 70,000 pound
entely landed by Laredo ab 18.0,
14 and 1 conta a pound for
mediym, large and chicken
sizes,

Othor’ entchos brought in lo-
clay, Wily prices for medium,
largo fund Het] hallbut in
rackols aro fae on ty

Northorn Lane HRA
pounds (10, 17.6, 11) sold to
C, Paekors Ltd,

AUll21,000 pound (18,2, 17.2,
12); sole lo Alin Visherlos Ltd,
Twinklo—17,000 pune (17.8,
nti sold to Abin Mishorlos
abl,

Bloop Robbor—00,000 pounds
(18.9, $7.8, -32)} sold to Bahoock
Pishorlos Ltd,
Throo boats landed halibut at
the Prinad Rupert Mahormon's
Co-Operative Asgosintion, Thoy
wore! Kyrlolla 98,000 pounds,

 

Port Hardy, Gandaplt and Prins
rupert 45 nd 00,

Noptuno 4,200. pounds. ond Mars

| PENTICTON The | governors of Penitictor "daipla which
faces a strike voté.by nurses. Friday, said Monday the- institution
se,:

tn’ 1956 “have. ‘been 1 $31, 000 less
than its actual ‘net- loss, the
statement sald: .

It said this process “eradu-

ally plunges the hospital deeper

Siinto an overdraft position.”
While the - government had
taken away all effective control

over funds available, it stitl in-|,

sisted that labor negotiations
were the responsibility of the
board,

“The board does not feel that
it has any quarrel with the
nursing or any other staff, but
it does think that in the clr-
cumstances if has gone as far
as it dare without risking fingn-
clal disaster.” .

H. A. McConnell [!
Funeral Held

Funeral services for Herbert
Arthur MeConnell, whose body
was found near Haysport June
4, were held yesterday from
Ferguson's Funeral: Home with
Dean A, BE, Hendy officiating,
The hymns “Abide With Me’
nd “Lead, Kindly Light" wore
sung.

Interment was at the Votor-
ans' plot i Fairview Cemetery,
Pall benrors were:

Norman MeGlashan, Arthur
Murray, Peter Knox, Charles
Nicholson, Charles Burker and
Jack Lindany,

VICTORIA Oe . No cases of
tho Influenza yirus sweeping
Southeast Asia have yot been
reported In BO, Deputy Health
Minister Dr, @, FF. Amyot sald
Monday,

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A vorttict of acaldontal de
jury Saturday
Cooloy, drowne

Tho jury, valled by: alt
n ridor to, the verdict tha
Booker of Princo Rupert}
“Tifo saving ort
Tho acel

(inn, boating

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yonr-old Hon David,

Tho small orafl capslzed
and wil occupants wero thy
Beckor swam the 100 yards't
unable to anyo Hinsolf or h
yot- been. found, .

 

yarot: 7 abo 00 pounds,

 

Monday’, night: accepted’. ‘Gover-
nor-General . Massey's. invitation |.
to form: a government: ‘after the Spee
resignation : cof e Prime: Minister. “he:
St. Laurent, . was «shaping. up |.
‘Canada’s first: Conservative ‘ad-
“| ministration ! in “22,-years:~
the Liberals were. ‘Jeaving office still §
: after’ a record- ‘breaking tenlure,. s

rent, government, chief’. sine |

| will head a: ‘caretaker

at an Inquost Into the denth “of Willinm.

 

 

The tall Prairie. ‘lawyer;

<And

  

‘The; 61-year-old’, fron Saat

’ Conservative leader. from: Sask-|| er
atchewan, who ‘putiout the long-
entrenched: Liberals’ - after ~ ‘less
_| than six months ‘at the head ‘of
his party, will be. prime minister
in three days as the: leader of a 2
Minority group in the Commons.

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The: 75-year-old : ‘Mr, St. ‘Lau-'}.

1948, « will become: Opportion
leader, mtg

Heads for London

One. of Mr. Diefenbaker’s: first |;
major jobs. as prime. minister |’
will be -to head for London Mon-

 

‘to: press” ‘tor a. ‘Comm wealth | 4

“conference: ad

4 Meanwhile,’ :

tration.

The: prime: minister’ tendered |
his resignation late Monday and
when . the. governor-general|
promptly called on Mr. Diefen-
baker, to form ‘a new-adminis-
tration, the: Conservative leader
accepted but-held. off setting up
the new government ‘Pending
choice of a:cabinet..

Neither Mr. St,.Laurent ‘nor
Mr, Diefenbaker has: an over-all
majority ‘in: the 2965-seat Com-
mons, where the party standing
now is: Progressive Conserva-
tives 109; Liberals 104; CCF 25;
Social Credit 19; Independent 2;
Independent- “Lib ral. 2; Indes
pendent-Progresslve Conserva-
tive 1; Liberal-Labor yy vacant
1: deferred 1, ‘

Informants sald thera were
still some strong misgivings}
among a number of the re-clect-
cd cabinet ministers—nine oth-
ers were defeated June 10—over
giving up power to the Conserv-
alives, especially. as both major
parties were go close in numbers,
But the views of the others, In-
cluding Mr’ St, Laurent, Bree
valled,

To Co-Operate

As he turned jn his rosigna-
cluding Mr, St. Lauront, pre-
statement (nat he had informed
Mr, Dicfonbaker he was propared
to carry on if the former Oppo-
sition Jondor wanted Jt, bub was
roady to coroporate otherwise,

Tho oytgolng chicf sald ho
tools the Liboral MPs will not
"attompt by obstructions to
yrovent the new government

rom carrying through Parlin«
ment the program tt hag placed
bofore the people,”

Towover, ho sald, the Liberals
will “oxorelse our right to axpress
our viows freely on tho monsures
Introduced Jn Parlinmont.” .

Lator, Mr. Diofenbakor sa gale! i

 

 

 

ACCIDENTAL DEATH VERDICT —
DE-JURY.IN BOATING MISHAP

ath was roburned by f coroner's -

mishap ab Donnis Army dune 0,
oronor George J, Dawes, added

tho operator of tho bont, Leroy
had noglooted to Install adequate
Uipmont in his bont,

ont occurred whilo Mr, and Mra,
on nv flahing trp: with Mr Cooloy and his threo and a hate

ookor word.

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whon a crabnot wns plied. Wn.
owh overboard, Mrcand Mra,
o tho shore but Mr, Cooloy was
ls son, Tho bore body, how not

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Parliament, Hu: ‘fice:
out the: next-moves. an
hi

spective ‘ministers includ!

Gen:.G. RB. Pearkes,- VC; Es
malt- Saanich, Donald . Fle ing;
Toronto Eglinton. 0,1
Churchill, Winnipeg South: Cen
tre, George Nowldn;. Digby- ns
napolls-Kings* and George” ‘Hees,
Toronto Broadview, :

Jail Terms

Handed Out *
Atter Assault

Jail sontonces of two and i
months respectively were: ‘pitsge
on Albert Henry Stevens, 20, i
Edward Rufus Watt, 17, by ae
lice ‘Magistrate 8, D, Jonnston
whon ho convicted -the  twO .
youths of assault with intent: {0..
een in city police court: Mo

"thoy wore both found guilty.

of attacking and trylng to sige
money from the complalnayt
Hubert Barton, 47, of Kincollth,
in a olly rooming dhouso on May. 7
28 of this yor, © ali

Barton's loft forearm . wis.
soveroly.cut with a broken wiles >
koy bottle wlelded. by. Stovonad
Watt pulled a knife during tho: ’
fight but wounded no. ono wih

 

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in Imposing ‘the adntont '
Magistrato Johnaton called MNO.
ngsnult on’ an. unarmed -' m
“dosplenblo and cowardly,”
Watt recolved thd longor’, torn
yiow of an oxtensivo poll

record, the maglatrate aald, Away
~ Pyosooutor: « was:
‘| Brown, Appoarlng for Watt’ W F
{wile Ray and for: Btovens Ws Ne
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f, Nquor- tn an Utte
son v08 muront coat Wilfred!
onnon borg "$50 In “Olly; Pollo
court t ay ht
Poticn atated that, fay i
‘found Sonnenburg:. In’
roataurant arinklng ‘nnd ii
A bottle of rum and’
whiakoy wero solzod,, sot
ngistrato H,’ By. Glnasoy::
noned the find of $80. and se

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