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will approach from the
ole region. ™: a

, Most: likely. time for. sightings
has been determined - ‘as mid-
night. Dec. ‘24, oo
= ‘Operations orders, “based: on.
_ Tatelligence reports. compiled
over the. years, ‘said. the space
‘sled’ should mect the following
description: ,

* Elght- “engined, ~ ski- -equipped,
single ‘seat, large cargo compart-
ment, open cockpit.. The vehicle
most likely will be snow, covered,

“ The pilot should be wearing

 

4 nt Jarge “white oxygen mask

‘and red. tuque... The engines
"probably will be muffled for
Secrecy but. should’ make | a
‘fingling noise... .

The final order ‘sald:

“The visitor is to be dscorted
in formation to ensure that the
mission, believed to be highly,

Fes tivities under way -

Hons” more nade the short

-Eve services... 02.8.

 

n RCAF escort. ‘on his long journey, down. ‘fro
aken.at. a DEW Line site . as Santa: “headed ‘for.

 

 

 

 

 

 

le, travelling : at. supersonic} Vey

  

| thousenge of. pile
in Bethlehem, tc
for. peace in

  
  

grimage .to “their... commun
centres of worship. for Christm

The theme’ of “peace ‘on eatth;
goodwill to meh".:was repeated
in thousands of churches. ©

EXTRA IRRITATION | ‘

For many it was a “day, of des:
ritatiod beyond that usually
caused by. the Jast-minute rush.
to the stores, :

New. Yorkers. still were with-
out their newspapers as a two-
week strike of deliverymen con-
tinued.

In Bethichem, the schedule of
Christmas Eve ran. -from-. noon
through midnight services.

cin world trouble Spots ts

. BY The ‘Associated Press

Chr istmas celebr ations‘ were planned in all the

world’s trouble spots with

one exception. The people

of Russia’s Buropean satellites went to church as the

West did, but in the Soviet

‘Those whose faith has survive
ed AN Communist government's
long campaign against religion
schedule thelr holldays. by the
old — -Russiun: ~=calondar, and
Christmas for them comos, Jan,
1.

» Westerners - In: Moscow plans
ned Christmas partios and ob-

sorvances at thoir ambasslos
Thu raday, a
> Pranels Cardinal. Spellman,

drehblshop of New York" and
military viear of Roman Cnth-|:
olled in the U.B. armed forcor,
wns colebrating a sores of masse |:
eae at Amerioan military ehnpols
Uys Wont Gormany,

wha ware allont. around ‘the |.

@iomoy Islanas-off/the cohat of
Red See ono.'of. tha. woe!

bercant dy ae einen nacre amen ecw tn anerN

F ORMES |

_ DRUGS: LTD.
DIAL.

21 51

foes oreo ete edie tmnetmnetnets
SSE a

 

           
   

Mog Bat i iN the Mar

Union Dee, 24 was jus st an-

 

few sites of a shooting’ war. But
the allence was In accordance
with the Communist policy — of
hot shelling tho Quomoys ‘on
oven days of: the month. - The}
Chinese Nationalist commander

to fire back on Christmas day,
but there was no'indication: the |:

on an odd-numbored or t sholling |
days

On anothor hot war. froub |:
Algorin—tho Fronech Army paras
‘ohuted 700 live turkeys to ixo~
Intod outposts. and hollcoptors
delivered champagne. and, cope |.
nao; More than: 1,000,000 padsk-
tgos arrived from France for the
00,000 soldiors in:the North Af-.
rlean. torritory, . Algerian wine
producers: t kloked: ‘ti 25,000
bottles and 20,000 ‘moro ‘pdttles
arelved from Prancen
es |

Did you ‘know? | ”
' “vat ‘That. Tiquor | and

“gasoline don’t mix, oe

 

muta Pate he oo

’ too. ' got

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Baus ti te Pe Dah tM Be Ee les Bde a
i A ri

in chief ordered his troops: not].

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» funeral’ ‘serv-
‘ice in: Ferguson) ‘Funeral.. Home
yesterday for’ Mrs, Dorothy ‘Rae
Roskam, wife of Rev. J,.A. Rosk-
am, pastor of ‘First Baptist
church,

The hymris “tito the Hills"
and “Rock of Ages” were. led by

Rev, John. Kuehn, Bethe] Bap-
tist church who also pronounced
the benediction. Mrs, — Lioyd
Bowman was organist and a sol
“No Night. There” was sung by
Rev, Ivan Gamble of First Pres-
byterian church, The. scripture
was read by Rev,:A. S, Olson, St.
Paul's Luthoran.-: church; Rev.
Harold. Foster, | Evangelical Free

 
 
 

church -led the prayer; obituary
was given by Rev... Ball,! First
Baptist church, Kitimat} ser-

‘}mon was’ given by Rev,; Lloyd

Jackson, :
church,

Other members. of the Minis.
terial association were present.

Romalns were forwarded this
morning to Vancouver for burial
in Mountain View ceetory
Baturday, ,
NOOO ORR ED

OP PIOF

Regular Ba P tist

the! Bika Lodgo 342 M
» Oripplod Children’s hogpital,

the day before Christnyas,

. formed ay completo “R" for
Murray past exalted ruler of
“for Mrs, Poulln tho fact thab-

_ wantod,? Mra,” Poulln aald,

“Elks. paat exalted rulor,

“gon Guy,.8, and Deniso 1
th wilt

 

 

| ‘the parent ’ run of: 1957, [

 

the somewhat better ’
put, a :
The’ ‘1989. pink salnion run: will
‘| contain’. the progeny, ofthe’ ex-
cellent 1957 run... ‘Total escape-
ment in. 1957 was slightly. small-
er than’ that of. 1955, but trap-

   

about twice as many fry.

“There is.no evidence,” the
committee says, “that these ‘fry
will experience the particularly
favorable ocean survival condi!-
tions met by fry from the 1955
escapement. ‘At present it ig.not
possible to predict marine sur-
vival for Skeena pinks. | We. can
only assume that ocean ‘surviyal
for the 1959 run will be average.”

400,00 fish, of whic 1 8007000 ‘wero
caught.

~The committee says” ‘that. in-
dustry has not: yet provided suf-
ficient information to. form
regulations respecting the pos-
sible restriction -of ‘the use of
fine twin gillnets..

The ‘committee and ‘its in-
vestigators will discuss the re-
sults of their studles with its
advisory board in Vancouver

 

truly ban wondorfitl ‘Oljriatmna if ‘that happons,
“Wo couldn't wish for anything. moro,”, Mrs, Poulin sald.

on January 23 and Prince Ru-
pert.on February 4,

BINGO GI VES POULIN FAMIL y
EXTRA CARIS TMAS PRESENT

Shnia. Cina came Lanly last night | ‘to, ‘the home of Mr.
“ana, Mrs, Leon Poulin, | 111 Elghth Avenuo East whon’ Mrs,
“Poulin ‘discovered to ee Joy ‘that ‘she had. got “Bingo” In

reh_ of Dimes House Bingo: for the

‘Mra, Poullav’s bingo! card notlod hor $500, “o real Ane"

Tho moment she fdund that hor marked bingo’ numbers

Biks, she tolophoned Arthur
the lodge, However, .it.was 1

“o'clock, Inst night bofote Mr, Murray «was. ablo: to confirm

‘sho was tho sole. winnor,

~The Welcome windfall will go towards paylng for’ rono-
vations to! thelr homojand “a rocking. chalr wo've always

o> AR Mrs, Poulin fa oxpecting a ‘baby “at any moment” hor
-duaband, Waa. prosonted with the $500 chequo at tho Daily
- Nowa oditorial offices this wfternoon by Donald Wanamaker,

Mra, Poulin sald that she and hor husband aro hoping
that’ the how baby whon it arrives will bo a alator for thoir

weeeeee esegeseans OFS S: enessssasesrossrecas seas seseenrdseeesses4 qt

. ao vil
er my e

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vat

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ping” indicates that: tt produced |-

-The 1958: pink run totalled: 1,- |

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feet-of ‘water along the. harbor,
to the Seal Cove e airport runway
a: mile away.
‘The: ‘plans were ‘altered. ‘due . to:
the bridge on. the Seal.Cove Road
that-wouldypo ot: -besable:- to: hold
the.. truck” When it was trans-
ported to a garage.

However; ‘the. vehicle was
brought out of the pilings and
taken-along ‘the harbor in: the

‘same method as previously in-

tended . ‘and. -brought: on shore
near the Canadian Government
Elevator, about 1 a.m. today. ©

'G.’W. Keefe said that. damage
to the: electrical mechanism and
testing |equipment is. not con-
sidered excessive although a
closer Anspection - ds’ now feing

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“Lighthouse. keepers: and ‘their
families will” ‘enjoy. the’ ‘Christ-.
mas festivities: as the two light-
house’ tenders,. Alexander ‘Mac-
Kenzie and Alberni, have ‘com-
pleted a. tour. of supplying: the
various: points with . Christmas
provisions, ’.

There are some 15 lighthouses

inthe Northern area’ from Egg |-
Isiand to Green Island on.‘the
coast and’ from. Langara Island
to Cape St, James on the Queen |
Charlotte Islands.

There are’ tive families at Cape
St. Jamies. . :

 

~ ECC nil

John’ Guthrie, mill manegor,
sald” i “among tho’ most im-
portant of our: repnir jabs ds the
“| oloaning of boilers and overhaul
of our turbines,,

“Other. work’ to. be: dona will
inlude & new drive system for
the lower log haul and tho com-
Plote chango. of cylinder mould
for ‘No, 1: pulp machine,” he
sald. 4 .

"All matntonance crews. and A
amall Rumhbor) of production
workora’. ‘will ‘ho’ employed to do
this’ worl; along. with | spocind
£0 tractors. for wrick work.

: ‘Supervising the. turbine: over-
haut’ willbe consultants from
tho Worthington Pump and Ma-
chijiery.Corporation of Now York,
manufacturers of. tho turbinos,

STHp is nv routing mainten-
anco shutdown. and js in. ad-
dition sto thd: regular stmmor
shutd ny | tha, mill managor
Ue UP

P TG Wg hopod that, progross in

 

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ropatr work will bo auch that

S uts down

-. for maintenance jobs

‘rhe last pulp for 1958. rolled off the production Nno at the
| wate Island Mill about’ 3 p.m. ‘today: as Columbian ‘Cellulose
Comipany - Lid., started «n ‘routine maintenance. shutdown,

 

a. , sthrt | in. ‘operations, ean bel!
‘made on the’ ovening: of Jane]
wary 2.” .

However, the ‘actual. ‘start-up
will depond - on completion. of] ;
“thesa . very © necessary ° i
Jobs.”

During the shutdown, . pulp],
shipnients will continue. agus)
ual from existing pulp stocks, |
Mr, Guthrie sald)

Average dally production’ dur-;
ing December was 364 tons,

VANCOUVER “@—Black ° Ball
ferrics . sniled again. Tuesday] ”
night a fow how's nftor a settlo~| -
mont of 0 five-day striko involy-.
ing 180 crow. mombors had boon
reachad,

Bariior, Labor
Wicks announced a. five-paint| .
agreenjont has, boon approved by
Black Ball Yorries Limited and
tho Sonfarore’ | Tntorngtional Un-

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Minlster : Lyle .

shopping’ ‘and ;Grivying, to, and
from. “Christmas “parties, .
traffic “accident... threat . -Jumps
sharply’. during © the holiday sea-
son", the: Mayor added,

 

tragic situation. is* ‘for. everyone
to drive or walk: carefully: pre-|

emergency,”

on...
"Next. 40

he: pointed out, the prime. cnuse

Mayor Lester. went}

   
  

| of :traffic accidents’ at Christmas |

and New Year's’ is ‘fatigue. Each].
year, hundreds: of motorists and
dedestrians are killed’ ‘dt. ‘this
ime. of: year’ through. . Jack | 08}
alertness, woe

~ “So Many of these fatalities

or pedestrians would® just: take
the simple, sensible: precaution
of drinking a cup of strong cof-

 

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“Higher phone
charges agree
“tn Vancot

 

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nuiver

"OTTAWA British Colmbla
‘telophone' Company... toddy :'gat
authorization for: v- ‘boost’ in: its
local and long. dlstunce rates nv-

   

   

¥,

    

The ‘hetonaoa:’ ‘eiil ated’ to

yield: tho company: ‘abot. $5,225

awarded :by, ‘the, board)
port commissioners

The “company: ‘orletic ally’:

of

would | ‘have averaged” ‘ibout) "13:

 

-the |.

“The: only’ solution, in. “thts| wa

pared at:all times jo,handle any fy \

speeding. and ‘drinking, :

  

eraging 12 ox cont, effective Jan, :

000 a year In now. rovenue,: were’)

 
 
  
 
      
    
 

 
 
 
    
 
  
  

    

   
  
  

 

citizens “to”: place cafety. “before |. -::
fun at ’.Christmas ‘and New| of
hso- muny ‘people :

- Mr,. Nickerson: was.
George Cloutier’
guson, .
Company: Lid,” who. -spott
body while’ they. were
the Cow, Bay ‘br
could be avoided If hte~ ‘drivers |.

a
lng a party: just: efor
night:
feo before driving or: walking, " f

“There j wore: no al nso!
home trom work or alate Party,"|- i urs

  
  
    
 
  
  
 
 
 
  
 
 
  
 
 
   
  
   
 
   
   
   
 
  
   
      

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was; founds by
id George".
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‘por cent and etdod, $8,764,000 ¢ a ,