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Vol.   5;  No.  81
^PRINCE GEORGE, BRITISH  COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY,   APRIL 26,   1961
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SISTER'S HOME
s Court
Youth Still Unconscious After Weekend Mishap
Roger Pearson, 21-year-old city youth, was reported still unconscious and still in "poor condition" today m hospital in Vancouver following a motor mishap hero about 1 a.m. Saturday.
Hospital officials said he was suffering "extreme in Junes" but had shown "some improvement."
Pearson, son of city school teacher Gordon Pearson, was flown to the coast Monday after he failed to show improvement at Prince George Regional Hospital
A story of family rejection was told by a 20-year-old youth who pleaded guilty to arson in magistrate's court today.
Geoi'ge    William    Blackburn admitted being responsible   Cor   the   blaze   which ! levelled  a  house belonging i lo his sister, .Mrs. Winnifred
SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS
St. Mike's takes Memorial Cup opener from Oil Kings with 4-0 shutout.
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Cialt Terriers can win Allan  Cup  tonight with win over Winnipeg.
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Canada   steps   into  big-time   motor  spoil  with
longest rally on Western Hemisphere. (See Page �!.)
Mikolayezyk, early Tuesday. Magistrate <;. O, Stewart, wim saiil he Icli Blackburn was "emotion;* ly disturbed," remanded him   riLMit   davs   in   allow   time
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VANCOUVER (CT) � An outspoken Liberal opposition forest-
1st
UUIL GUIDES and Brownies across Canada this year are again selling cookies to finance their various projects. Cookies, which go on sale Friday, were distributed to Guides and Brownies here Tuesday, With their quota, above, are l.ucile Birnie and Jennifer Strom (First Fort Geoi'ge Brownies) and Margaret Brundige  (Third  Fort  George Guides).                        �Hal  Vandervoort   photo
Financial aid toward tourist promotion could  total $2,500 for the Prince George-Prince Rupert area under a plan announced today by the provinciargovernment. ���������-----|    Recreation Minister Earle West-wood   said   the scheme   commits the government to contribute up to .$50,000 this yt.;,r on a dollar-for-dollar   matching   basis   with local councils and regional private
ry critic in  the  legislature \va unable  to  at lend   Tuesday's annual     meeting    of     MacMillan, llocdel and   Powell   River  Limited because "\  a technicality.
Gordon   Gibson,    member   ol
or pivparutiiiM <>   a pre-senence              .                    �,�..     .,
'     '        ,          .     .         ,.,.          he   legislature   tor   North   Van-
repori   hs'  i be  pro ha ion  o I hecr.                     ,     ,          ,    ,     ,       , ,�
,.,L.-,....;  .WK.....L,                              eouver, who has clashed public-
ly with .1. \'. Clyne, chairman of the company, said he was obvi-! ously tin  iun\ I'li-oine truest  "�and that's tlie unilerstaienu'iit  of the
SEASON OPENS MONDAY
ire for Fire
I i.e.    Forest   Service   here   i--, within half a mile of a forest,     lis the checking for leaks   in  the
marshalling men and cquipincntj     The   danger   season   officially  three  miles of fire  hose   issued for its annual  bailie will) forest | ends Oct. 31, unless it  is short-  to each station, fires-in the Prince.George Forest ened   or   extended   by   the   pro-      The  district's   immense   fores*
1'istrui.                                             vjri.cial government.                       I try radio network, under  opera t
U      >���.:   ie | allowed   to speak   il" be  wished, but  would not  be able to vote.1.   |
Mr. Gibson had left before ilu message:  reached   him.
('oinmonled    M r.   ('I vih
(JOIM)ON   CliiSO.V . . unwelcome ni"'*
in Algeria France
ALGIKltS    (Reuters)    launc govL'i'nnienl   lone-,  mined   hac He   into full control of this cili   t
should   have  waited   instead   of running away."
Mr. Gibson said lhc invitation he carried with him has been sufficient to get hin In other years,   lie safd  ho  left  because
day after crushing a right-wing1 rovoll    and    putting    rebellious
paratroopers brief  hurst   oi Armored cai heart of Algiers and  Iruckkjadi
o   flight    with   a gunfire.
-; stood by in the
they "obviously didn't   want, me;   of,  loyal  troops guarUqd   govern-
In    Illere.'!,            m         ,            .     ! " '�:/)*      olliVdli.L' :     > \\     Die   /�!'>;
(tUAKTEIlljY n'luVbliffi              l-fii^Ki.v   resuMied   us   [ioacvlhuc
The company, In its quarterly J routine afler being held for lour report   to shareholders  released  days by  the  rebels.
today,  said  net   income  of  55,-570,912    for   the   quarter   com-
The uprising fizzled out early today   in   a   brief  o
pared   with   $(>,072,-llS   Cor   lhc  gunfire    as    lhc    \. OTTAWA (CD�All   hopes  for a ! ,,,,,�.  ,�,.;,�,  .,  V(,;i|. -lgo,                 | fm,,,s  ,���.,,   m|i| ,h
revision this year in parliamentary divorce procedure now have
Job Picture Not Likely To Improve, Coyne Says
tiler
with tourists.
�Weslwood said  purpose of the ' been'cmsliec. plan   is  l.i stimulate  the  tourist       Informants said Tuesday nighl i'i'1 i-ir>        There   is   no   reason   that   progress   has   been   blocked i formation
irty   politics �a   hesitancy       Honorary    chairman     II to  talk  about   the  divorce   MacMillan and vice-chairmui on    until   alter   the    next I g    k,,i,.v   retired   but   will �otection officer Dennis McDon-| RudoirHoe'ssV warUnie "command I i^^"^!? AaJeTS   '^ ^^                         ' Umie :" Inembel
the 'f
 n' must be deci-
sive because  nobody knows how
"We   have   to   do   more   than j the war will end. just   hope,"   local   forest   service       Thoqp   unrrk   v
whv
.('. cai
of busiiit
luingc of \ ernmoixt city.  I'.in.
lidiicnieni   of  iun  executive I three of the  four generals who officers brought, to five the num-  led   the   revolt    vanished   and her of top officer.-   who   have   wore being sought  by police. left  the company since its 3059      The  key  figure in  the  uprising,   Gen.   Maurice  Challe,   was arrested ami  flown to  Paris.
duly  lu persons were reported  injured  In  skirmishes  when
aid said. "Wo must be prepared  der  of  the   great   exterminatio
for the worst, whether it  materializes or not."
(IT I'AWA H1 -� Guv c r n o r .lame- Coyne; t>l the Bank ol ('.iiiad.i held mil I. le hope Lo-clay of (lanadfi making a serious dciil in its jjfneniplo.vmenl [)roh-lciii   in   tb^ ciiininu' year.
Appeal ill'-',   liclore   i he  special
SdiiaU; ni:inpi ivs er commit too, ,M r. (v.\ or advi icatcd v.< ivorii-monl i iconl ivu for bu liness� CKpufii lly Canadian-owned business - to expand production and < ni!ilo\ inont.
in
 \ arii
 I'pn.-
ii'i'pi'isc Cni iii I'xpanil iii eiship  and  e
LuokliiK   .ihe iikllcal ions   are < piulitluns  will what in the n< s ji 111. � 11   more   � tilisoi'b    tin     li labor  lour.
 ivli >i -   , if prl \ ate  kt'L'l i   priViltO  ell-
 ian anil allow   i'  1! i 'anadian o\\ n-
 l I'
 aid   all
VANCOUVER   tCI
camp at Auschwitz. lie was executed in Poland in 1947.
The prosecution succeeded today in putting Hoess' notes into the  record.
Testimony also indicated that (lie "final solution of the Jewish problem" � total extermination � might have been attempt-
come everybody's bus
The  main  proposal  for  prose
 f the board
dura I    reform
 ,f director
Kecreation travel by low-in- Christmas bill by which the come groups will be one of Ihe Commons waived on a sessional mam features of the last decades   basis   its   right   to   pass   Quebec
of the 20th century," he added.
and   -Newfoundland   divorce  bills
Carpenters Voting
Main   objective   of  the   money   already approved by the senate, will be improvement and expan-  -sum   of   tourist   advertising   in | newspapers, brochures and other
means.
"This   i advocal
already material
; province-wide   prcventative  cam-1 paign is needed lo cul down the mure    than    $84,000,000   a    year thai   lavish  use  of alcohol  costs the British Columbia taxpayer         A      ki          ft
J'JtfWitft S� On NeW Conlracl
menl's   deteriorated   social   wcl- i     Mt-'inber.s of 27 B.C.  locals of
tare program he said:                    the United  brotherhood of Car-1 "We"  !'
"�The idea that the government Pinters and Joiners of America ; l.'.li:"1,1'"'. ~. makes about $27,000,000 net S in pmlit a year out of liquor sales Prince George, are voting on is a cruel deception when lhc I whether lo accepi a one-year byproducts of its lavish use cost joontrsicI with no wngo increase. this fantastic sum "                           The proposal  was made by a
Mr, Perraull called for a sum-mil conference on social welfare
The l) .\ program was greeted with enthusiasm by local chamber ol ( .inn) rcc Offjcjais
WEATHER
i'i>i;i;< ,\st A   few   cloudy   periods,  other-
the   government   lroo])s   moved back into ihe city.
Douglas Wouldn't Stay In Strike-Bound Hotel
President   w.   I).   Ferry   said, j >vlso    sunny    Thursday.    Little
 h
icthing   we've   been
 in    Icmperuture.    Light
T( >i:< INTO CP)�Saskatchewan Premier T. ('. [iouglu.s luggc-cl his own bags out of the si rike-bound [loyal Vork Hotel Tuesday and moved into a nearby hotel.
I le  said   he   woiiM   not   v\\iss
>   air   the   views   and   needs   of ''         l
finished
Alex
eliambi r'i and Iburi feel   it's
nclllatlon     officer     following ! Uu' ,pr'"" �   With   the   provincial  conn- ' lu>
JAMES COV.VK
Ho\ I'i'llllU'lll   ini'i'iitixi's
il of carpenters ami three onion   busl-
Now Hear This...
Dill
planned
!>.('.'s   welfare   agencies   and   a | plo.ver gron royal  commission into ihe social      Ambrose   Hayes welfare situation in the province. �css aBcni  here, said his local He said the Alcohol Research M*   -nil   negotiating   with   the and Education council. ,i private j contractors'   association    some group that investigates the liquor ISO men are affected iroblcin,   said   $84,193,010   was      Voting will end Mays   presold  out by B.C.  taxpayers  be-U'iil   basic   rale   throughout   the
province' is S2.92 an hour. Union
i>r a   hum tune."       I winds.   Low   tonight   and   high
�   local chamber was, tomorrow at Quesnel and Prince J picket lines set up b   hotel and : in;,'   and   preparing   George. ISO and (i(); at  Smithcrs,   club workers around the Royal 1 mrism for the area.   :'|(I alu' ''�"'�                                          York.
n|   this to lhc other                    Peace   I liver                        He  wished  striking   workers
lie region when it's      Mostly    sunny,     wiih     little  good luck before climbing Into �aid.                            change   in   temperature.   Winds a  ui\i.
co-chairman of the j will   be  light.   Low   lonight   and!     The   premier   predicted    Ihe
� crtisiim. promotion I high tomorrow at Grande Prai-  union  would win  II ommitlee, said: "I : rie, 2a and .v..
encouraging   that                   L.-i�t -I  ".....��
has recognized the                                   HI   Ln Pro
'  lourism, which  is     Prince George      511     J7
es| industry in U.C,    Terrace                  (>0      11
ttee is pleased with     Smilhcrs               (Hi     :',:',
nice we have been     (.Jue.-nH                  GI      2(J
considering a number of plans to VVilllnins Lake til 27 promote the tourist  industry in |   Kamloops              11     12
North-Centra B.C., and financing Kort. St. John I!) 21) lias caused us some concern."    I  Duwsun Crook      .">(�     23                  (For strike slory sou I     -
the third la
"Olir   ,��;,
the scheme
'I higher  wages  because   ihe  hotel's do-it-your.se!I system would
; I ii i!   \\ i ilk.
"These r.....us will he like piK
sties within two days," he said.
"I   think  ihe strike  will  he
j quite  effective  becau -e  II   will
j be   Impossible   to   run   such   a
\ large     hotel     without     trained
cause oi urunKenness. The money
l-'r.ni'.m- Lake way, Karl IJegutla-villo lo help spend the went to welfare services, court i ol Vaiideriiooi has '""i' Commented brother Gcorfio, ;itu' ia" costs, property damage, United  Nations sum- w'10  l'ollltl11'1  Kt'l   pway  .it   Ihe treatment and roscarcli,
...     ..'       .       '      time: There's no use me going     "'''"' government Is not adopt-mcr collage will) a Finnish steam. , llu,,,, |low; (ht, lmy> h;|U1 go( � : llu;    the    long-rango    planning
bath, Hutch oven, Danish smoke-  all   spent   and   are   back   here  needed lo fight alcoholism..Their
house and Gorman pickling plunt,  again . . .                                         economizing Is in the wrong dj.         DIVIDEND DIJCLAUI3I)
Ami he scz bii> fish caughl can      tM'ogram   Director  Hill  Jiiuies rcctlon,   Whal   is   needeel   Is   a I    NORTH   S11USWAP   (CP)   -cliooso  between  being  steamed,  -ays he's inn Icuvlug CKPG aftei' I solid   pi'eventative   program   to I Credit Union members have a|i-I, smoked or pickled   II | four years for any reason oilier v|"i'   this  costly   tli^Ut   toward  proved a recommendation ol di-
uskeil for a seven-hour day with a reduction In take-homo pay of only half the eighth hour's v.n'e-. it is not known whothor the employers accepted iiii>.
I'(I.M\|\    IMMf.l.AK
SCHOOL OFFICIALS SAY:
Grade 7 Switch Small Problem Here
 MAMKI.IS
I hey're    two-
d    i'ic.v    must   than he thinks ln> move to CJV1  more   jails   ;<:ul   menial   institu-
 In Victoria will be -i >><�(> up, lion  Waii'h ouL Jiuiios 31, iMIiilfie, our laMw  Jam
 here   Friday.
bring thru1 mvii pick'in;; juice . , (Mir ci n ul,i! mi i iun ad \\\:\ I'Milhh I i'i :;iisiiii uaill.S lii ripoli r.i.v' U> �!>! MiU Ii11it- U'orKh, foi 111 01" I) 1,'iic-iicI M.iclnner.v. ol QtlCIKIiel  .ui I   Hill,  .i-   Hie ad  � .ud
former!)   I'tl   Mtichinery   Depot,   stution on Conntuislil Hill within
Sorry folkn . . ,                                 two ivcckn ti �polii
won HflO himii'kt'i'H on iho Kitchen    tt'i'luln  .it  the  shindig?   I'ooplt?
Klutler ino'i.mi eurrlt'il t>\ Kel-   from the i'<; 1'liiyern Club ami
imiu   Rudlo CKOK   Owt'iii .Him   Hie   Uurbcr   SIiuji   Quui'tuttcni,
and  their wivei went down  io   iha�a who , , ,
rectors   lo   declare   a   three   per
cent
Bl'CI
 iihclr.nl.     . S!v;ilviiu: nf PH. I'T"         L        ' -,_,/     \1/        /
 e i-oinpmiy will erect the 108-   / GCiirLLCCLL      WO/'ftPI"
 clollnVlIne pule for II* TV                          v.v�.i.      r r \si i\k*i
Described  by Peterson
VICI'dlilA Cr    A nliM for rccoglllzlnfl Ihe need lor a slt'UlltJ Icclinlcal work  Inrco wu made today by r.duc.itiiiii ami  Labor
Minister Potcrion.
"ll.\ .ill me,in. til our (lUpoMal we need to au.ikcii CoilfldlonH
lo the nrciQiil und rapidly Browing neod for trained locluilclau* and tcchnoloyl I " ho iaid
denu
iho 1 ui   Ii
i Ir, Junto
in'.
ll H \\
ply
 Sialf
 jiii'i' � hack
 when   stii'  o school for erni  1 here Will U0
 bin   change  In  let r>7. upii-  will return
\\y
 h
... i   m   the   ' haul �i approved by  ihe
;|)e   IllOVC   me.ill
rjooi'Rc? Cun ihti ii'tl nialvt' Ill'u switch'.'
chool boanls in i'u ImvO already said (I he unUhlO 10 colll-tllC  ROV01 illiM'lil   I'OC'
in, Tiie.\ eun'i �"'� i ,i, ijiiu oioiuoniury
Hut ihe problem here does not M'l'in to be ,i- groat and most i' llr.'h.
11| tl'li t ol lii lu] � ; iiy �liter studyliiK tho sltuatlcMi llml elementary i< hooli v\ hub feed CoiiiiHiiwIn Junior HIkIi are uli'pady crowded, Tlioy'll i"1 nn.ihlc io handle I ho < irade / impil-.
i:|.rvUiere |n the illy the s\\ llch \^ III 1)0 accoinpllslii'tl uithniil much strain,
lii.t   It   will   presi'iil   a   proll-
loin for the CutuTO, Itoturn or Clriido 7 pupils to uloinuntury -I'liooN will .drain pi'OHOnl  t,i-
iiiiiioi clui'lng tip' ih'ai mhool ici'in, h\ tlio luilowiiig your
construction v>.iii !�� tieoessury
to uccommodntG the overflow,
Tiii- problem wasn't oxpeet-
rd to i,Mr cleincntury selioul.s
In    the   ili>!rict    for   sevunil
years,   The  city   junior   highs
were o.Npocted tcj bo filled lo
capuclty iie.si  school  icnn.
W'hal   loiild   ciiiiho   .i   real
pi'olilelll heir WOUltl I)U IJ fJe-pui'lllicnl    o|    l:ducalinil    IHOVO
putting   Crude   in   back   Imo
junlui' hi'li. .!�� \\, i . al.-ii Mr-iiniinrnded in Iho t'hii in iv-|)OI'l, Tlu.- ha.-, noi lia|i|ii'iied �
 would   inkc   proi u
 M-uiol'  hlgj]   ;in,|   pill
 junior  hlyh   sclioo
Thin
"II   Ihe
mi   iho
.ii'iun.
Tin1 .-enioi' high hcIiooI huro Im now ojittruLlnu ne,ir copuc
ny. A new wina'la to bu built
which will InereuHC thu tjchool'd capaciiy by too ,  tin- fall ol  1!)(JJ,
To iniv! iin* cnrri'iil doinund for   mori!   ill, -i.....,     ,ii   the
�ii'iui IHUr.N   lOVt'l,   HIJ     diNll It! I
upci Intcndi in Kt'ii (\!' �.,ni-del', uilflltloiii in t 'I'liii.iiii'iu, C.'CIIll ,il and South J-. m� t CJenrjJo
rlrlilelilar.V   ,-rl.....I-   U|||    |)(|VO
i" ho blilll  111'\i  yi'iii', "This   In  earlier   Hum   wo
llOll   liiiuivd