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VOL, XLVI, No. 136 PRINCE, RUPERT, B.C, TUESDAY, JUNE 11,

persons out of a possible 21,400-eligible voters cast thelr ballots). 7.

be heard from,
‘ Results in the riding were:

at 114 polls, At press time today there were still seven polls to

~~ Applewhalte, Liberal, 4,869;° How

PO, 3,514.

Here is how the different areas voted:

Name of Poll
Atlin.
Bennett
Dease ‘Lake
Gasslar
Telegraph Creek
Stewart
Granduc
Alice Arm
Alyansh
Kincolith

Torbrit Silyer Mines 12
Tulsequah 8

Kisplox *:

Hazelton’. | 61

New Hazelton.
South: Hazelton
Skeena Crossing
Silver’‘Standard Mine .
Kitwanga Lo
Woodcock
Cedarvale

Pacific ©:
a

Remo;
Kitstimkallum Lake.
Terrace.
‘Lakelye

Shames* .
Kwinitsa

Haysport:

Port, Essington
Sunnyside
Port’Edward —
Miller Bay...
Moricetown

Evelyn |
Glentanna *

¢ Smithers 278
. Telkwa .

* Quick
Walcott :
Houston . tS
Fort;Babine
Topley Landing
Pendleton Bay.” ’
Rose Lake. 0
Palling.. 0
Decker Lake.

    
 
 

  

Colicymount
Noralee
Tatalrose
Grassy Plaing

Southbank en)

Ootsa
Wistarla
Kemano Bay
Was Wash

BP xXitimat (12 polls) 637,

‘Bella Coola
"South Bentinck
' Bella Bella
Hagensborg
Belarko
Anabim

0
Ocean Falls 216

Klemtu
Butedale

Oona ‘River
Hunt's Inlet
‘Wumpback Bay

4
Princo Ruperb (20 polls)” 1

Prince Rupert Advance
"Digby

Port Simpson

Masset

Port, Clements

Tell

Skidegate
Queen Charlotte City
Sanespit

Aero Beach Camp
Cumshewa Inlet
Shannon Bay

Juakatla

Annyox

Kumdls Camp

PC ener Where aE |

Tab, PPUOOEAOOROGUEHD GORD 103
ocr VERANN ON ree eees qeee 4,
Bd. PUVeNserscreccans vee 10
Td, VTP renee vueretttone 2
Hithela Denngaeesees wetes 2
IndePQ HUN COEEED rete !
Lib Lab, eotsentttter |
DOWD suse 8
Doferrod Cd |

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me Graduate Crisis Looms

: ~ AMMAN
_ Wonald Waddell, who plans | rats Joomod tn tho Middle Bnab | countad and 00 voto aoparaling

a Whdonlng) us, bul J aan goo: whore the

Coming Here

do ontabllah hima? tn Prince | again today with

Applewhalte
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Totals 4,022

5 tandings By Provinces

Copyright, 1957, by The Canadign Press

Party. Tolal Nfld PEI NS Nr an on Man Sas

6 69 20

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Si «o-svo20e

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| Howard.

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1,316

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35
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6,304

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Beton
‘Race Close |
‘In Riding

Jelection battles. this dis-

3} as the party's representative.” | ¥
Mr. Howard compiled a total

By MEINHART LAGIES
Dally News Staff Writer
— It’s Frank Howard for
Skeena,
In one of the closest

trict has ever witnessed,

"I will do my best to serve the
people that elected me,” Howard
sald, when the news of his vic-
tory finally broke. -
“That's what an MP is for...
I'm only a figure in the game.
And I thank all those who be-
lieve in my party and chose me

of 5,411 votes, Applewhaite drew
4,869 and Duncan Kerr of: the

the CCF candidate nosed].
i}out Liberal Edward T.|:
+) Applewhaite for a seat in|:
““g|the new Parliament,

Progressive Conservatives had};
3,514, Pe
3| The fight was even’ harder] |

 

than the figures indicate, At

-V one time only one vote separated

the two front. runners...

1| | Out of 21,400 eligible clectors,|
13,672 cast their ballots. Assum-|° >,

ing the number of voters: In the
1 polls not returned: to-date at

 

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last ‘fedoral election is-59:37, per
cent, ote ey
SMALLER MAJORITY

When the Prince Rupert vote
came in with a much = smaller
majority for Applewhalte than
he had expected from this Lib-
eral stronghold—1,571 to 1,316—
the handwriting was on the
wall, ‘

“This {s great, Just great for
Prince Rupert,” smiled Frank
Howard, :
“Then he went over to his
headquarters in the Canadian
Legion building. Lo

Meanwhile, In returning offl-
cer E, Victor Whiting's office,
the rural vote was slowly pour-
ing Jn. .

Until about 73 -per cent of
{he vole was returned, Howard
ind Applewhaite were seldom

separated by more than 100
ballots,

Alter 80 polls, when they were
only one vote apart, Howard
gradually pulled ahead of his
opponent,

SETTLED ISSUE

Tho climax came with an Ww
official return from Ovcan Falls
that had Howard 320 votes In
front of Applewhalte.

Neither candidate walled for
confirmation of this * report,
Both assumed it to be correct,

Mr, Woward, in a small,
smoke-fillod room in the Cans
ndlan Legion, surrounded by a
handful of party fnithfuls, was
watching the telephone,

Evorythne he pleked It up to
recolve further . counts, the
atraly of two months’ campalgne
ing lessened on his face,

Ho shook hands, hesitantly,
for It was not offloinl yot,
Bomobody asked; “Tow docs
jt fool, Frank?"

Mr, Howard didn't answor, He
didn't have to, ‘Everybody
gonred It,

At 10:40 Ted Applowhalte
stopped into tho room,

He looked ralloved, «An olght:
yonr porlod of hard work for
this dlstrich haa come to an ond,
+ Vo ralsod jis hand,

‘Tin not golng to stay long,
iand Tm not golng tovsny much,
though this may boomy Inat
apoach for quite some tine," No

anld, ‘ :
| “Bomohody Just.told. mo’ ]

would bo-n complate fool to

Jordaty (Reuters) —|conoodo with only 0) pola

“Muport ann dontlnt, Wit tes | vit crowing bowwoon Egypt and] trond Is wolng,

_telye tho lextoe of tlootor bf
ciontal medio
ally of Oregon Thursday, Wt

neat Hhe'Univers | dordin,
"rhurade Abdul Munin Metal,

"Jordanian

"Whore la a Tittle Wootlo Jugs
tloo In (hin, Uleht yoars ago
T tools Unis riding from a OCT

» wan donee here todiy, Ambngsndor to Onlro, wih OX*) candidate, Now i's tho othor
He inthe aen of Mr, and | pooted home to discuss lutost) way round,

Meio William Waddell, Van luoyolopmonts hotweon Hla coun

‘aouver, nnd attended Univers

 

vantering the Oregon school at
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Ing tho ontiro oampalgn, £ hnvoe

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Hint wasn't portootly fair, Cone
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ific ort — And Key to the Great Northwes Bs,
es, PRIOE FIVE CENTS -

  

1957

 

By JOHN LEBLANC

 

over of the government to
the, Progressive Conser-

general election, |
-Jéhn Diefenbaker’s .Op

asa distinct, possibility.
eader would need the support of

on; How. long this could last

 

party‘ but will

 

 

 

 

shock,

May 26

 

 

af

‘  MUSSING:

After Mishap

At Dam Gate
Special to The Daily News

FRANCOIS LAKE — Peter
Bueckert, 26, of Cheslatta Lake,
is missing, presumed drowned,
after an accident at Ooetsa Lake
yesterday afternoon in which
three other men were injured,
one scriously.

The four men were working
on the Skins Lake dam . gates
when the force of water burst
open one of the gates and they
were swopt away, They were
unable to swim against the fast
water, but three of them were
thrown to the bank, The fourth,
Peter Beuckert, has
seen since, Police are
the .area,

Mos}, seriously sit was Leon-
ard Elstone of Marilla, who was
part-way up a laddor at the
time, Ho, is now in Burns Lake
hospital with internal injuries
and a possible fractured spine,
Fritz Hawley of Tatalrose was
discharged from hospital last
night, after treatment for shock
and bruises, Arthur Qrasser,
also of Tatalroso,: is suffering
from broken ribs, bruises ‘and

_\Lstanding when. vote

dragging
e

Mr, Buecker is ma
three small children, His pare
onts, brothers and glstors live at
Choslatta Lake, whore his fathor
is a Mennonite ministor,

Suspect
Transferred

KITIMAT, B.C, @) — Wornor
Honsel, chargod with tho nid
night slaylng of Franz Lecknor
was transforrod to Onk-
son Farm Monday fron

 

alln rl
isitinnnt,

Honael apponred bof
mat Maglatrate Warvoy Jossop
Priday and Saturday and wns
romanded in austody unl the
noxt Aasize Court. alliing
Prince Ruport, Sept, 24,

Driver Fined
Atter Mishap

legislation -a

  

ended for the night: _

Wellington South,
NON-COMMITTAL

on to form the. governmont,
Minister King,

was drastically slashed,

10 from 15,

18 sonts in tho Toronto aren,
SWEED. PALL

ond of tho Inst Parllamont,

polly reported, a Canadian
a Aa, =

 

ay WA aaa
ELF

Sto DIRFENDARKER

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anadian Press Staff Writer :
‘Parliament faced al
talemate in the Com-|
f/mons today, but a turn-

vatives appeared likely as}
the, result” of Monday's

| tion, ‘party came -up..- with= “HG
‘| biggest. block, of seats ‘put lack-} '¢
‘|ed'a clear majority, and a new) £
‘election within, the year loomed

The 61-year-old Conservative}. 7
smaller ‘House parties to carry}

was -° problematical. Sociall-
Credit Leader. Low. said his party | *
would co-operate’ with: whatever |"
4.| government is. formed until “ity”
| becomes desirable to have ‘an}~
ction to break the stalemate.”
F Leader.Coldwell said his|:.
oup ‘will:not*merge with any|.
e guided ‘by what).
rity govern-|:.

 

  

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Elected... 1957. 1958

| City council will ask the Museum board to inves-| .
tigate the triangular site on Market: Place, adjoining from. Grade’ 9 ‘to +12

PC 110 51
Lib 4 103 «170
COR - 24 23
sc - 9 15
Ind, 2 3
Ind-L -, 2 2
Lib-Lab ° 1. 1
Ind-PC tf 0
Doubtful 2 0
Dferrd 1 0
Total 265 ©6265

Doubtful seats: Yukon, Moose

Jaw-Lake Centre.  Deferred:| This was decided at council

mecting last night after consid-
eration of a report by city plan-
ning assistant P. D,.McGovern,
Other possible sites mentioned
in- the report but considered t1n-| tions,
desirable were Totem Park on
Fraser Street, andthe southwest
of Sixth Avenue and. Mc-

Prime Minister St. Laurent
was non-committal on his future
course Monday night, but It ap-
peared almost certain he would
decide to resign and recommend
to Governor - General Massey ;corner
‘that Mr, Dicfenbaker be' called |Bride Strect.

In recommending the Market
Place property to ‘council, Mr,

Canada Visit
Confirmed

By Prince
DORTMUND, Germany
(AP)—Prineg Philip said

today he and Queen [liza
beth wilk go to . Canada

For the 5-year-old prime
minister, Ib was the end of a
House ‘majority which he had
led since taking office in ‘1048,
It was apparently the end, too,
of 22 years of Liberal rule that
began under tho late Prine

 

All parties made gains at the
oxpense of tho Liberals as the
Inttors' 168-seat reprosontation

The CCF wont-ahend to at
least 24 sonts from 22, and the
Social Creditors wont to at loast

As a record nunbor of cloctors
turned out Monday, the Consor-
vatives mado gains In overy pro-
vince, Thelr greatest field was
Ontario, where thoy took 60 of,
85 sonts to boost their reproson-
tation from that province by 28,
Thoy took {7 of tho big blook of

will formally open the
parliamentary session,

Study. Body
Of Frogman

OHICNESTER, Wngland (Reu-
tors)Roym Navy'oxporls today
oxamined the ‘clothing and
ontiipment: of a, headless and
handloss borly, “belleved to be
that of Lt Onidr, Lionel Buster
Crabb, d«yonr-old frogman wha
vanishod’ In nearby Portsmouth
harbor 14 months
Rasalan warships,
A Ught.soourlly binckoul has
boon clampod on the possiblo
Idontity of tha body, A close
gunrd is matnted on the mortu-
ary.horo whovo tho romalns Ilo,
and oven tho mortuary ko
has boon lockod out of
bullding, Pathologist Dr, Donald] ’
King, anld ho hind nob dotor-
mined you how. tho man dicd,
Tho discovery: of: tho,body has
or part of Who front
Jal, Nowspapors: for!

 

Thoy avwopt all Priico Bdward
Island's four sonts for a gal of
threo and. offected a major
turnoyor in Nova Scotia by ture
Ing a repronontation of one into
10 and eliminating Capo Broton
Bouth's Olnrlo Gills, only OOF
mombor ont of Manitoba at tho

Thoro waa wv poralbility tnt
the standings might bo allorod,
Posslhlo rovounts could do this,
and tho: armod services yole
could minke a change though ft
usitally follows the samo pattern
Mt tho elvan baltouing. er
, vicomon voto for onnddidatos

OChargod with driving without] runing In thelr home ridings
duo caro and allontion, Charles) hoe olyilinn vote wan well
Joxoply, Logoro, Park Ayonto,
plondod guilty In. Ol
courl torn
with an a

now

over (ho. 1010: record of 5,840,
Wy. Polleo) 760, With 10 por cont of the
Unod $26
mative of 10 days
Imprlsonmont In default of pay.
mont Tho ongo,. trod bofore) I
Atlpondinyy Mnglatrato If, ¥
Ciinsroy, nvoso out’ of 0 collision
at two: onta on N

a Me

nor
ho

ross talulation showed 8,

Appenrod vortiln, loo, that
theporcontago, of: volors ballot»

ann fillod tho ma
Inth Ayonue Continued on Page 5 pages at Bri

tho Inst '48 hours,
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morrow: forthe

the court house grounds at the corner of Third Av-|rr. Norton Youngs, House Shield ~
enue and McBride Street, as location for the néw|in a‘two-nitle road race through

the city,

 

population,

purpose, and

   
  
    

 

 

MeGovern said it was preferable
because of tho following points:

tourist attrac-

@ It ts centrally locate

@ The museum would
close enough ¢o the Civic Centre| Youngs Shicld are: ahr
and public Ibrary to provide] John Lambie, Kim: Mah, Rop-
with them the nucleus of a cul-lort Strand, Ron -Camoron, Don >.
Wural area and town square,|McLeod, Fred Ridley, R. Miller, |

focused on the court house gar OI ‘

dons and war memorial,

/A meotlug hnd* botn called iohight for dlateibullon of
pedgo catds lo volunteors willing to work on construction’:
of the proposod Olvic Contre awimmingepool, Dr, Mortly
Wayman, In charge of arrangonionta, announced: today,::'

“Zovoral organizations have alrondy boon,. informed: 9
this mooting hub any trade unton, fraternal organization
othor group that has not beén, appronchod: ts wolcome

“attond,” ho anid, “Tho Iden is. to” dlath{buto pledge cards to
thoso progont-so that thoy in turn: oa t
_athor mombora of tholr organtaations!:
Onlllng. for. skilled: tracosnion: and: gdner
card states tlinb-2) fo 60. mon. at qvtind: Wl ‘i
porlod of four, 10 shx, |
aholeo of pldc

+ THOAO ah Hs
houls,, °' *.
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The race which ‘will both start. .

enuc East to’ McBride © Street,

West, up Zighth to Fulton, up
Fulton to Sixth’: Avenue Wést

d injdown to McBride again and. -
relation to all residential arens.|@ong McBride to. Fifth Avenue.
@ It.is very close ‘to: the East until.the runners come to
present, and even closer to the|Hays Covo Circle where it. re-
probable future centre of the)turns to the high school, -c,, —
down-town retail and entertain-|° Officlils vill be posted all
mont aroa, It is therefore a sitejalong the route, a:
seen daily by the . majority .of] Taking part in the race, which. |

will see tho first: four runners -

be|of ayy school’ House ‘win: the ae

Brian Kellough Judd Anderson,’

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@ It lies at the junction of |W! be held along’ Seventh Ay-

all tourist routes and near the]: a
court house gardens which: are/ Cown McBride. to Eighth Avenue

one of the main

 

Jack Anderson, Bill Mussol, Al- -
. @ It would holp to enclose} ian Campbell, Hans Dorins,,Al-
this squaro by flllng up a vael yin Nystedt, Tony Wilson, vim
cant Sea tutte Tho "dor. Johnson, Alan Lalrd, Gordon

fn. architect, ‘doro-| Ronson, R » Larry °
Uc and unsightly rae on Eby. ay Sklopsky, Latry
ve southorn half of tho rear! ‘pho p ts f nee
portion of tha site would be ros The reo starts ab 8 pitts a.

' hava: moved, = ., ' Ae
this fall, where the Queen | xr. Medovorn sald the alte ts WEATHER
not easily useable for any othor| Cloudy: Loday and: Wodnasddy,
is thorefore| A fow showors today with rain
rongonable to oxpect tho pro-| beginning Wednesday attornddn,
vinclal govornmont (tho owner) | Lithe change In tomperature,
to bo willing to mako It avaljablo| Winds southwostorly 20 docronss
for tho new. museum,

Tt Is oxpocted that a by-lnw{coming southonst 80 Wednesday
asking for approval of tho mus] aftorngon, Low tonight and high
gown as Princo Rupert's conton-| Wodnosday at Port Hardy, Gand-
ninl project will be submitted] spit and Princo Ruport, 60°and -
for jublic voto on Julyd3i. - ee

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