De’ ru. Sundays. ad Holidays ae fom 9 a, m. till 9p pm, re ty 3 pan till L p. rn. “ asses a8 oo : " Deeth’s. Pharmacy cles Limited’. Qrmes Drugs Limited AIEADED FOR EUROPE—Ground. crews prepare CF-100 planes: ftom RCAF 423 F Fighter ‘Squadron: SAL: St.. Hubert; Quebec, for. thelr take-off Sor Europe. -The’ planes are for. Canada’s NATO* > vate. division in Europe. Baie PRIVATE CONVERSATION : ' . see PGE Sale With Bennett 2" PRINCE GEORGE - iisident of Canadian National. Railways, denied Sat-' Gordon Denies Talking (CP) - — Donald Cordon, (CP from Natfonal Defence). | Inquest. Set. | For Monday | |On New weomer | An inquest was openéd ‘and adjourned ‘by Coron-! urday he had discussed: the purchase or sale of the! Pacific Great. Eastern. Railway with Premier Ben-; UN MAN NRAUN ‘baa a af. 1" ” Fire Fund - ‘Now Stands. — ACSI78 - Donations to. the McIntyre Fire Rellef Fund, accrued sinée Saturday amounted: 10 $33 today boosting the: fund, to: $177.80. Received today were: contribu. tions from:. Michael ‘Colussi $5, - -Women’s.. Missionary, ;Federation of the ~ Lutheran” thee’ anonymous donations “Church $10, amouhiting to- SUT. and. a Mr. C. Taylor Slo : Dovations to: the. ‘fire relief fund which was: re-opened by the’ Daily News from a previous 1953 fund, after the February 6 Metntyre Block fire, in which 29 duants lost ‘most. of thelr posses. $tons, can be sent to the Dally Nows, Prince Rupert, “Half. Million | Portugese Jam Streets to “LISBON (Revters) -- Yalf a wilion spectators jammed the; akreels of Lisbon taday to cheer! Queen Elabeth and the Duke of | YORE SEE A 1+ CRON TE EN A oUEtS PRE RE Me Tbe Vienna Chosen For Atom Talks Die for the first general con- fexonce of the international iow chery agency. The agency YH come Into being when 18 dyuntries, Including Canada, Britain, France, the Soviet Un- Quand the United States have deposited instruments of ralif- ieqtiou with the UA, Rovern- me \. Poluts, 21, of Mikalon, faked Toto, : 1007 nt a eam I Vane Houuvor, “Tho? crowning core yMony wound up two days: of foxtiviby wid. spay bvorgnnived yby Vancouver's a Tolan Athiotte club, The now ‘irliaon tonchos you"the Indian Gohool In Mise ‘prineoss of Edinburgh is they arrived “== ithe Portuguese equivalent of . {paused to unvell g'small memor UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. un slal tablet to her great: grond- 100 Garvelra Lopes, 6 | Forolgn. Office spokesman who (} was commenting on a Washing. ton report that Prosidont Bly me ton, OP Photu), fra Fe Sav ay cnimteaet a hobs . ay he “aye Aa a nett,, ' The Premier said In the legis= | lature Thursday night Mr. Gor- | don told him while in. Victoria: for the onenjng of the B.C. House last week: "Tf the day comes you: vant; to sell It, I only. ask that you! Jet me know as head of the CNR! ithat |t is for saje.”" During a’ BC. tour here Mr. Gordon said he hadn’t yet seen the statement made by. Mr. Ben- nett, . ng, prepared statement, the Tailway president sald: “My talk with. Premier Bentiett was.a pri- vate conversation: which! ranged | er George J, Dawes today, on a man who fell into a coma a few hours after cary iving in Prince Rupert: and died without recover | ing consciousness. | The RCMP said Frank. came to the city from. Vancouver last Thursday. | | He became ill at, the Green |rison said; this. morning: : Rooins; 622 Fr: ascr Street, on: Friday’ and: was. taken over a- variety. Of subjects. « My understanding was (bat ‘ere: ‘would ‘be. no ‘comment ‘to’ the press except to make It clear that no (repeat NO) sale of the PGE was jn contemplation or discussed between us.. “Accordingly, that have to say,” Mr. Gordon bricfly studied a local plan for a $2,500,000 hotel i) Prince. George then sald it wasn % big enough. is all J me at ne Aen ii h F te tein Cathe a ae meme Cheer Queen to begin a four day state visit, As the Queene passed, crowds chanted "Isnbel, Isabel, tsabel,” ‘Elizaboth, Many fainted in the rerush, Whi oimers were burt fulllng from windows and walls, A cloud of ~10,000 doves soured Into the usr when the Queen Visll Lisbou in 1900, The Queen looked skyward $n pleased sure prise, then gave a smile of thank (0 Porbiguese President Frauels- The Queen entered a Limoustne with the president.and drove off to the gay, pink palace of Que- luz, ber home during the state visi, located nhout 8% miles to’ Prince® upient, General, ' Hospital, athore het ied learly: yesterday: L | was given at an inquest adjourned until next Mon-: day lo await an qulopsy report and | further infor-: mation, 4 No ons bine In Plane Crash WINNIPEG, Man, @--A tlh engined bomber ripped into a residential aren ,of nearby St, James Sunday. nlght, houneing Off houses and knocking down garage’s, but neither occupants nor residents were seriously Injured, The Milehoall- bomber was cry. Ing to reach Slovenson — Fleld after a wwugerange weekend navigational flight to Vancouver, ) 1 ! from the capllal, - In London, |t was officially dloted that Quver Ulizabell and tho Duke of Edinburgh hve no umodiaty plans to visit the. United Blates and Canndn, The stotemont came from a howor hag invited the Queen to visit tho United Sintes this Aviom, Blaze Causes " Firo dgueod approximately H $3,000 damago to the Christos B phoretittny Blovk, 428 Third Ayonne Wost Saturday night after, Cnnvos aprdad from. the back of a cuphoord half-way un Who. entrance stairs into the walls for the ontlra length of the buliding, Bquittting water: {n both dlvoce Wong, Mromon oxtingulahud the blaze within halt av how, but Lo Insure ngainat n posalilo outs bronk Av flromny was atationad In tho promizog for inoat of bho IKADS DEVELORMTNT ve Dr Axo]' WonnoyeGron, 78.yonr ald Hwodlsh finanolor. and one of iho’ world's! swonlth wat aan, hoads asfoundation (ut has prosontod tho Nyibleh Columbia yovernmont witha plun dhit could lond to. Wp, dlovolopment of n large: partvof the prov Ineo's ungoltlert. norbhiand, Tho mvullemiliion ‘dollar achome In offoot. offors to build Nn 100-milo Monon. rallway In rownen for frat wahanne wt staking mtn cy i la thmbor stands and” marelontne . powor davelepnion WAN avon. moro than’ ONgst etonthof the night, vndire provinees (op Photo), |, ‘At UBC Cinch Second Place” cinched second place in the cur-. vrent round robin event Sunday ognard, eyed to be 27, ‘night, C gna be ved ‘Peterson rink 13-1, ‘notch higher towards ‘the play. His home i Is i Montreal. ious Identification ‘evidence The game was skipped by tld | 'Henrey dn: ‘the: absence of Jim] at Bateman’ who was faking part }3 I" erguson | KF uneral Home 1" 4 bonsplel at Cloverdale, this morning! It was then - Killed : In Vancouver killed Sunday night when a-car: , werved out of control was iden- | tified today ns Mrs. Marion G,: Spain, 70, weekend in Vancouver was: Mrs, ishoremens Concettina mother of six who was. killec Saturday when struck by a car, : charged with manslaughter; 7 Careless Driver | Given $40 Fine | ing without duo eare and atten. tlon, fold backed his car from where Temple on First Avenue Wost yesterday and collided wilh an- other vohiclo, Damage was alight and Pilfold said he could not sea cloarly as his roar window Wits "stoned Be COOOL osenereereenreneroosnnnnet At least 70 Parsons “Dead As Old Folks Home Burns _ VANCOUVER (CP)- : during the weekend! ended tp * Saniuel Patrick Cromie,: assis: tant publisher cand: vice-presi dent.of the Vancouver Sun pape lishing Co, and Wiliam Derek 5 1 Dix, vice- ~president of... sales. Offs Neon Products Ltd., were drown-| 43 " ed carly Saturday as they, tested}: a new fibreglass outboard-motor |: boat. on the calm, near ‘freezing ; water of Halfmoon Bay, 40 niles. : north of bere. .. oy ms Both men were 39° years old. hg Mr. Cromie,. a former alder: jman and prominent | figure: in|. , dh ei es one,’ ode ive Western» ‘Candida newspaper clr ¥ oh igren of. Robert James. Crom ~ Lie! ‘ City Curlers ~ Supiin 1917 when it. was . five: hi dren, { his. eldest: “son. Donald, assumed, the: presidency seveli: years Tater. he circulation then -was %5,- ‘{be- brothers. bullt: “the © Sun ‘- into western: Cariada’s | biggest . ‘Newspaper, , with . some’, 200,000 dally readers and: profits in.1956 Prince Rupert ‘representatives n the UBC curling~ league |, trouncing . Vancouver's , ‘Garden Grove, Calif. News. The victory piaces Ruperts one. a Dix is the son of. on Mart B. A wire from lead Russell Mor “The. ice ° was _typlical:, ‘Prince Rupert. ice’ of “two! years: ago. and the . game. Was: a: hard fasts knockout, . “AN ‘layers ‘played. Sei and double takeouts were not an un=) ‘common thing for the skip.” A safe at Thom Sheet Metal -Ld., was robbed or nearly. $70 cash during the weekend, The office at 253 First Avenue East was entered through a rear window, An official said the theft was discevered by mechanic Fred Sjoberg when he calicu wn w use the telephone, : ; Strike Over NEW YORK ©---New York waterfront employers and the striking International Long- Association (Ind,) Ba reached agreement Sunday night ‘ j,0n a pact to end the five day ‘tie-up of ports from Maine to ‘Virginia by 45,000 dockworkers, Two Women VANCOUVER -0—A woman First traffie vietim= of the Di Palma, Joseph Daigneault, . 39, was! "Tyeirs old and had a: 7,000 dally . ‘| elfculation.: He died in-1935 sind / -Mr. Dix, - "hose | sum mer, home . adjoins the. Cromnie-: sum mer housé at Halfmapn: Bay, ‘ survived’ by .a: widow, three . dren’ and four, step-childrin ws les. tO “who % ‘bought , the ‘Vancouver. 000. Sam Cromie returned from! . ta wartime stint. wilh the: ROAF} a i November, 1945, and together : RESERVE DIVISION. $05. mo # ARCHIVES - OF Pa —PARLTAME? IT: BLD Do wont MICTORTA, B.C j of. almost $1,000,000, The Sun}... ‘Publishing Co., also owns the,® } jheld by Sir JON Pitt, First Lord ivislon: today to launch. a ‘new drive’ ‘almed* ‘al increasing starboard: of ‘the. Civic Centre: -And at this. ‘point,.my know- ledge of nauiical terminology exhausted, T-hand over to Lieut. George J: Brown, | He is Senior Divisional. Officer, Public ‘Rela- tioris chief and: unofficial histor- jan. He says: . : “HMCS: Chathaw is named af- ter. HMS. Chatham, the consort- ship of HMS Discovery ju. which Captaln, George Vancouver cx- plored the west coast, of North America in 3799, - "The ship's, name was taken from the title: Karl of Chatham ,of the Admiralty: from 1788 to 1794, : “IMCS | Chatuain was first commissioned in1923 under the name of Royal, Canadian Naval sah essen eatetedi ete ben aetigenn eae ehetnate Td " Carelessnoss cost WIL)Lam Arlhur Pilfold of 110 Fifth Ave, |, AN I-day closure of, herring West, a $40 fine in the elty fishing In certaln arens of Queen police court today, He wag also Charlotte ordered to pay costs or serve ordered by A, d, Whitmore, 20 days in fall in dofault,’ Islands bas been jChlef Supervisor of Fisheries, -Arens affected are Skidegate Inlet, lying betwoen a straight line drawn from Spit Polnt to oc Polnt, the caster ontrance to Skidogato Narrows und Bigsby and Croscent Inlets, Wishing cased at noon Wed- nosddy and is scheduled to re- start. noon on February 24, Mr, Whilmore sald tho closure wg: hocossiry to tho require. monte of conservation, Pilfold pleuded guilty to driv. Pallee evidence was that Pu- b was parked neur the Moose WARRENTON, Mo, X¥'lro. burnotl an old folks home Into n blazing deatly ovon In minutes hore Bunday, killing ab lonst NO porsony, Bovonly of tho. 166 ULL amd § of: ‘hom yontoti-word roportod missliag, Only 10 bodiog wore renovored bofore sunrel- orn gave UPN divan, Thoy had. hoor hold back for hours by tho Intenso. hont, “Ono eyowltnoss said it seemed tho criti’ OY sloroy brick ullding Wile “Wflano dn three or four minutes, Anothor sud Ib couldn't Hove boon more than. 18 minutos, ho whole Bullding was In: flames tn just throo or four S Mttules,” dohiy Jy Baradas a deyoareold hardware operator, auld, Ho was ono of tho fret (o renal Alo-scene, Coroner F, TW, Kalgge oablmated: the donth toll “from. 70 “OW. Up" Tho “state bighway.-pat'ol, . hy: Yonorting 70 pablonits Unneoountod for, "did: not Inolude. employous,:. Charlottes Herring Fishing. Closed: For 11-Day Period ]Mieadiy, LIMO han 0 ‘n Wine ildiat sound produced 2,502 tons of herring ast weok out of a total of'-2.804' ‘tons for” the whole of Contra}: Sub District's! Bella Bella-areas; The Kildidt haul helped to countorsbalance, the meagre’ 80 tons ‘taken ‘from Northern Sub Distrldt ahd 040 tons. frou the Soulhprn, stroloh, ‘ “erm omen 14 Mes Israel Recalls. Ambassador — JERUBALEM. in ~Isrnol «Ans nounged® Anbdsanddr r Abba. Mban from Washington’ for, Conslallons, Ho | Will roport,.on' Intost develop. thie crew of the-Chatham, which. {is anchored‘agstern and. “slightly ‘today. ithe Is rooulling | ert’s Naval Re- ee ‘pert, with Ut: “Car. We ‘Hume in command, ° sot. “The first: vo" years. ‘were, very unsuccessful, .The ship's coin- pany amounted to little more than one basketball team. Con- sequently, the base closed down ink 1926; - "Ty 1929, the Division was -re- commissioned and by 1931 the complement had increased to five olficers and 55 mén, which was the maximum number aus lowed al thal tine, “Prom: then until 1939 it was nol uncommon for the base to have a waiting list of 10 or 12 men anxious to join as soon us a vacancy oveurred, “When war was declared In 1939 the entire ship's company was called to active service and (he division, as a’ reserve unit, was pald off jn June 1940, "The quarters, which. were then located on the wharf ad- jacent to Armour Salvagé Com- pauy's present position, were rereiy remit wed, monts. tn thio! offorts to Pot ite Tsraol to quit the mouth of the Guit of Aqaba: and -the, Guea. strip, An anhamieoment sil the call to: Wha tov solurn immed wtoly followed sy epwostlon by Forelgn Mint tor. Mra, Golda Molt, who now Jy tn Now York, - PENTIeaCennnen The'Weather Varlubld eluud anid fog palelios In Ue tnlofe: a during tho forenodin’ Mostly? alenr porntura, Winds light, Low to» Mght-wnd: re; Sugulny ib Port | Hardy 80 i 6; Sandaplt 36 and aneasananaerigereneceraracnraccens aeveseennecnscnraienravennn ‘ Pengo per BO jind 40, oorgo. Obfiitan Hama, sawalting | ‘honting » of hi apponl for domletio = Jn Canada swings a: hammor on: and hard hab seb oub'lo abelp: forma from W house Loundition,” Ws ‘onad: waa adjourned Mob, 4: by Mr, Vitatioo’ Harry: Sullivan) W + along the — ‘tylends | ae Recruiting. Offloer A Aaleitt, Ou Folde to Suni | on: He’ : Paymnanler | Funeral: Hono: Baukiy af o | noon Lo-pay. thelr ‘| Quaniag: Procorick. rte dont of; tho elby. fob 30; oars, ca dl lod I y ud = (tho; 0 ag Ot vio: wa. Ganon Baal! 8, osktor ily first Job since landing in} Vancouver, January. 17): The: |. Meyonreold Sonal, girbod: Wg “Now coveralls, ‘ubber boots ' ie who armed: ‘in ‘pormlssion® lo work, : Naval Re “Shortly: lishment: time rol ont. andling™* recrt and operating: as’a. ‘routing: een tre for ships; convoys and:p lumbia coast... It did’ hese -jobs until it was’ paid off in, Augus 1945, "On Trafalgar Day. in Oo 0 1946, HMCS Chatham. was, com missioned dn its peacetini aclly asa reserve division contrast with the prewar lack, of | equipment ‘and cramped : quar- ters, the new naval centie y¢- celved the most modorn . gear available to give trainees Full and comprehensive instruction. ‘The division is now speclalls-’ ing in minoseaping with: addi’ Wonal trainkig for communitits — tlons, bandsnien and medical as- sistants, ‘Tho. latter section 1s: . usually filled by Wrens, Furthor courses Will “be. staited ag: the number of roerults inerouse, va “Lowest rate ol pay for able seanien is $00 a month-and non and women who Join now will:ba Oligible for on expenses=pald course’ Jasling two weeks: nb ‘| Groat Training Cente, London, . Ontario, and, .Comwallis, Nova Feolt ih, Uniforms are suppliod:. reo, se SEM s “Rocreavlonal frelll ues: sie able abonre HMCS Chathanielts. Sp | clucte an indoor vito ranga,’bake ae kobball, budmiiiton m| Lens," « ade. anid Sat) a Tip tr i Wdnatub bbe: ‘Mit \ Vs Slt IP you'das 4 AN, Ae a _ lang’ orowid ot rubivdd i rion honed ob ongilnon last rempagta A Hinge Ve: ana (ick of at ‘Androw fs Anglicah Onthiod oe wor’ ( a tt Bd, Anweliig, en Ho OWltti:: oro} Me ro Choi tt ind , (22 Polo, | tole ois - se