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KETCHIKAN-BOUND HELICOPTER leaves the barking’ lot of,”

PRINCE RUPERT, BG MONDAY, APRIL. 11,

-'Tony’s Drive-In restaurant after. landing therg from Seattle. to-

refuel and. ‘clear’ customs. “Seattle- born pilot Robert Young. told.
fb The Daily. ‘News that’ they: ‘left ‘tha American’ city 8 a.m. _Sunda .*

pter - jJanded here: “neat. aS a- ‘pin,

d.and the pilot- and passenger had. law. He was held after attempt-

ding: to cable a story to The Star.

ilkshake’ each.” ’

me Stale Photo by Ken Specht.

1960

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_CAPETOWN “(Reviters) —_ “EXx-.
‘tefnal” Affairs’ :”-Minister .- Eric

| Louw. announced. today that: .de-

tained. Canadian newspaper man
Norman. Phillips. will be released
on. ‘condition | he leaves South. Af-
lea.

“Louw said: Phillips; foreign ed-
itor of the Toronto Star; will be
released after police — finish
questioning him... | |.

Phillips, 45, was detained Fri-
day in Durban under emergency

A> Canadian protest, .- and

Ft stoi demands for. Phillips’ Te-

“a lease,.were presented to Exter-

nal. Affairs Minister Eric Louw

‘Dy. ‘Canadian high. commissioner :

. minister

prog ress”

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa. (CP)—Prime
Minister Hendrik’ Verwoerd is “continuing to make}
progress from head wounds suffered i in. an. assassina-
tion attempt Saturday,” ‘and “there is no sign of par-

alysis ve ‘Said’ a medical bulletin issued today-

The bulletin, issued at’ noon by!
the Pretoria hospital where -Ver-}.

woerd is being treated, said:

‘| fatigued, butecis continuing.
make ‘progress. yt

“Reassurance © “can. be . “given

- that there is.no sign: of. paralysis

and; according to the progress
made so far, paralysis is not ex-
-pected.’”:

GLOOMY. REPORT.

-The- bulletin, one: ‘of. several
during the day, followed a. report
by. the: Rand’ Daily Mail that the
prime minister’s: injuries “may
have caused damage which: could
impair his speech, his sense. of

his mental state for some time.”

In’any case, said the. newspa-
per, he-is likely | to be “a long
time, recovering.” —

The report came amid’ ‘official
medical: bulletins stressing that
the’prime. ‘minister spent a “rest-
ful night”. and: was in “satisfac-|.
tory condition. Ph a:

It was the first indication that

A “Naturally: he is‘still! weak-and| :
tor;
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balance, his hearing and ‘possibly |.

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“much, “T can’t - Kill you"

’ Beverly. ‘said’ ‘he?
kill me.”

a. few. weeks ago.” ae
enrronenores

B. C.. ROUNDUP |

provincial leader.

and ’ shot himself.
‘Stanciu- died: Sunday in a: hospital prison ware
Police ‘listed his death. as. suicide.’ ‘and said they “have
no. ) immediate: ‘pldns* for .an inquest.. ‘An ‘autopsy «is: pending
1 dsked her, to:marry: him : ‘and: she‘: re=
“fused. ‘She added:“He told me that.I had ruined ‘his lf
“that he loved: me, but I didn’t love” him, and he. was: going to

“That’s a: pack of lies,” asserted ‘Stanciw’ Ss ‘brother, Ke
° 22, another aspiring actor,. "Beverly asked. i Billy” to. ma

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PENTICTON: (CP)—Gévernmient integrity
be the fundamental | issue. of f the next provinelal ele

 

Mr. Finlayson, speaking to. the|
Similkameen Association’s nomi-
nation convention here Saturday |

| Terre race. ‘pail
E fined $ 5 o ea

: James ‘Hurley: ‘Sunday: "es | the head. injuries from ‘the
: id in an interview would-be assassin’'s revolver bul-

Die ‘Tr ansyaler. reporter Jets were of. a serious nature.

 

 

 

 

‘teers. may. be buying. the “‘Amer-

‘ican’ silver at a discount’ and dis- ms

yee tributing: ‘it. here at: par.

cath. of 21-
i year. ‘old Mario Santurbano © of
: 404 Bighth Avenue West,-was ad-
journed Friday night until. 7: 30) °
tonight at the City Hall. (-

¢ Santurbano died at about 10
iD. mn: Thursday after the car he

om Highway 16, skidded’ 125 fect
and rolled’ 75 fect’ off the road,
-ending upside down jin a pond.
‘near Oliver Lake, .

; The jury, called to Ferguson
 Puneral Home . by -Deputy-cor-
-oner Dr. R, B., Smith. clected
' Colin. Buckley as its foreman and
viewod the body, Arthur Pucci,
& close, friend of the dead man,
® made the identification,

Other members of the jury are
Ronald Iverson,. Brie Nordin,
Jolin” Fitzgerald, Ronald Basso
and Kdward Cloullor.

Prayers for Mr, Santurbano
will ‘be sald-.tonight-at 7:30 at
Perguson Funeral Wome while
Requiem High Mass will be sung
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Interment will be, at FPalrview
cemetery. ‘

Child bruised
in traffic mishap

Fivaeyenr old Catherine Talt
- of BON Bordén Street ts reported
Ine“good condition” In) Prince
Rayer’ Goneral. Hospital today
with multiple bruises: after she
was in co'ston with a car ab 5
pm, Sunday, Sho is belng dis-
charged tednay,

The otid,. daughtar af Mr
and Mra: Willian Tall, was struct
‘pve ear driven by Terry Thomas
of 1844 Plygott Avonue ‘when she
left’ a crowd of children who
ware ployine on Borden Street
and ran in-front of the car,

ROMP anid they ara nob con-
Lomphuting ehargos, i
+. Prinee Rupert has
now ‘gone 463° days
“without An fatal traffic
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handlers and + tourist - caterers
hardest...) so eh et
$5, 400 LOSS | BO es

‘Loss. to the city’s parking. me-

$5,400 a year...

“Last year our revenuc was
about $1.000 a day,” a
said: “We have no idea what
proportion of that is in American

tions altogether,

about the discount, so our main
worry will be how to separate
coins for daily banking.” —. «
The B.C. Telephone Company,
whose provincial pay stations, re-
turn $120,000 . monthly, ‘antic-

result, of Lhe discount,

DIFFICULT TO REJECT

B.C. Electric: Company, a ma-
Jor city coln handler, estimated
Its exchange loss at more than
$3,000 a week, -A spokesman said
new transit fare boxes. would
make It difficult for bus drivers
Lo reject U.S. coins,

Most ‘store officials said thoy
would try to keep coins in. elreu-
Intion rather than take a Toss on
them at oa bank,

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‘SAN
lawyer,

FRANCISCO
aeorge 'T,

Davis. told The Associated
Pross ‘porjury waseused in con-
victing Chessman in Gos Angoles
‘Bupertor Court dn M48 ion
charges: of kidnapping and robe
hery with titent to do bodily
harm. “He also wald: there was
“aupprossion of matorial,

bet ge

‘Cop tor crashes °

NELeOM (h — Tho two occ.
pants eaeaped with minor Injuy.
fox Saturday when a helicopter
operated by Okanagan Hollcopt-
or Bervice crash landed on tho
Nelson waterfront and was cone
pletely wrocked, — ,

Pilot Jnamosx Brady and. “pias
songer Glon Meknachorn + wero
shaken up and. suffored bruises.
Tho machine, which has boon
sorvielng a 3.0, Telophone Com-
pany microewavo rolny - towor
near here, was valued - nt mora
than $80,000,

 

 

‘The discount will hit local coin | ~ «

ter collectors is expected to. be |-
spokesman

coins because we. banked collec-'|

“Obviously we can do nothing}

Ipates a $2,100 a month loss'as a}

A> total -of $1,800 -. has: ‘been

|. realized thus far-‘in. the Prince

Rupert District Boy Scout fund

-“eampaign, W. D. Smith, presi- .
dent of the Boy Scout asso-
ciation | said: today.

“Mr: Smith said that dona-

: tions from business firms and

other. organizations have yet
to. be received.. “It is antici-
pated,” he - said, “that with
the rest of the donations the
total should. reach $2,000.

' “Considering the ‘time of”
year and the clashes with
other drives,” Mr. Smith said,
“Prince Rupert citizens have

been. most. generous,”
COOP OIG ELE LA PIES ELI TELE LOLS CLOD ”

‘Unaided’ birth

VANCOUVER @) — With only:
the help of-a pair of sterilized
scissors -and ‘her | 14-year-old
daughter Mrs, Irene Weselowski.
gave birth to a six-pound, 145

‘ounce, healthy boy. —.

The boy was born at Mrs,
Wesclowski's home Friday and
the story was told later by the
mother and daughter Janet. It

 

Davis, suid &
idence that the 88-year-old convict-author, due to die
in the San Quentin gas chamber May 2, is not guilty,

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was her eighth child, .

New evidence said found
that Chessman not guilty

(AP)—Caryl: Chessman’s.

sunday he his new ev-

met te sept omemrentent peeree gt aes bam

ldérien of Cheasman’s innocence
by agents of. tha state of Cnlif~
ormnia,. including. tho. suppression
of ‘evidence. “proving tho idontity

mma ya

‘| January ° to: “March - ‘period.

- The; report. ‘shows -: ‘that. by.
comparison , with: cities * of. ‘simi+

lar ‘size to Prince. Rupert, Trail.
has ‘had. no, starts, one comple- |
tion, and only.’ one’ house under |
construction: while Dawson
Creck ,had no ‘starts, 33 comple-

struction for. the same period.

None injured .'
in ‘collision |

No one. was injured at 9:30
p.m, Saturday when a-car driven
by Mrs.’ Emily Rothwell of 444
Sherbrooke Street, was, in col-
lislon with a vehicle driven by
Donald L. Iverson of 141, Sixth
Avenuc West, ‘

The, mishap occurred at the
intersection of Sixth Avenue
West and ‘Fulton Street, “Dam-
timated. at #500. Ong FBOS are
pending. :

tions, and 31 houses under con-

7, (srinelpal

nage to: Iverson's vehicle Is es-}.

e: given and: the: person may
slong as -Justice;Min-

rey

thinks

 

ister Francois “Erasmus
if it. :

- According | ‘to. the: Rand! “Daily
il rd.

‘Pratt was” “due: £0: appear
court today: .

 

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~ Many: gather

“About 50 relatives and friends
|| gathered: at First United church
Saturday. afternoon to pay their
final respects to John S. Wil-

‘long time school teacher,
and officer of the
Canadian. Legion Branch 27.

Rev, Dr. R. W. K. Eliott in
his culogy said that Mr, Wil-
son’s life of service to the com-
munity was exemplified in sev-
enth verse, Chapter 4, of the
second. epistie of Paul to Tim-
othy:. “I have fought. a good
fight; T have finished my course,
I have kept the falth.”

‘Hymns. sung during the ser-
vice were.“The Lord is. My Shep-

 

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herd” and “Abide With Me."

 

and present whoronbonts of the - |

vont ved Haht bandit’ +

"TD shall taka: stops at once to
presont these charges and ov-
idonea ‘supporting: them to the
Buprome Court of tho State of
Cullfoynia,- and. atao to the gov-
ernor of Cnlifornin," Davia ‘anal,

Davis sald iia new evidence,
wan’ obtained ‘from ‘soveral dif}
foront. sources, “Ho named Wil-
Maun Lnhart, Richmond, Callf,,
private. dotestive: who has boon,
working an tho Chessman cnao.
for somo tine: Wiliam Wood-
field, Los ‘Angoles Invostigntor-’
Write for Argosy Moagnainoe, “and
from other sources Including tho
f{llos of tha: los ‘Angolos pollee
doparimont.’ fea

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TOTALLY. DAMAGED. VETIOLE ig O0N
Sorvice | following an’ ncoldent Thuraday, which ‘took the’ \ifa:
oF ownor drivor Marlo Ganturbano,. aanturbano dlod ‘after. his

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to pay

Soloist’ ‘Taines- WwW. Kilgour sang
“Guide Me, Oh Thou Great Je-
hovah.”. Organist was Mrs. Har-
old. Thomas... =

Honorary .. ‘pallbearers “were
MLA William H. "Murray, T. G.
Bateman, R. G. Moore, William
Dunn, Robert Barclay and W. J.
Rance. os

Active pallbearers were Dr. R.
Ga. Large, A.J, Dominato, W. J.
Scott, ‘Graham Alexander,
Charies., R, Roberts and John
Laurie. -.. “

Interment . was ‘at Fairview
cemetery where James Nicol
conducted Canadian Legion rites,
Bugler W. J. Rance Played * “The

cprobably would

government’s
the. public debt ‘Oo present’ a jpie-
ure, wthatis alse,”

“other. a He: ‘challenged ‘gov

ment. “statements that:
way. is making a. profi

an ‘approximate loss’ ‘of! $10, 000,- -

‘to borrow. to. ‘meet interest. PRY |

. Speed saves ‘life!’ *
“VANCOUVER: ®—Quick action
by Don Kolot. saved: a friend from
bleeding to: death Sunday. ‘Kolot
applied a rope tourniquet to stem
the flow of blood: after. Richard
Hitchock, 20, of Richmond,: had
cut an artery. ‘when, he. slipped
and put his hand. through a’ win-

Ow. ‘

Man believed drowned

VANCOUVER () — Robert!
Burke of Burtiaby is” believed |:
drowned after the. outboard
motor. of an eight-foot” “punt!
caught fire in Indian Arm: ‘Sun-
day. Stanley Armitage,.'20, of
New Wostminster ‘managed. to
swim ashore but it ds. belicved his

 

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jacknifod::and* ovorturnod | hryto
‘fon tho: dao of tho ond, wes

companion went down An,
-cold water,

night, charged. the. Social Credit

000.a-year,’ simply by. continuing |. .

‘ment 30-

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and he had: to impose the mini=
mum fine. :. 0°

-Also.in- police court’ this morn-.
ing . Arnold. ‘Lewis Pederson. ‘ot.
441 . ‘Seventh | Avenue. East: was,’
fined’ $50 or in. default: of ‘pay-
days. in jail when he
pleaded. guilty | toa: charge’
driving contrary. to. restrictions 2

Bank p
dies donk

PEEBLES; Scotland M=Jame
Mulr, 68, who rose. from: aun .
clerk to become chairman ‘and

| president of the Royal Bankof —

Canada, diced’ Sunday: while: on

- 8 quiet drive through his-native |

countryside,
Muir was visiting his ‘Boottish

- birthplace—he had: emigrated:to:

Canada in: 1912—and: was; stay~-

ing with: his. sister, Mra? TO, -

Kicldod 195. toot, off. Highway 16, noar Olivor Liako, |

: WEATHER

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ao muskog pond some -75-foat:

~-Btate pholp My, Keon Specht. a

Stewart, at. Sheriffmutr,; He, Was:
at the wheel of his car: ‘during
an afternoon ative when. ha. ool 8

| Japsed, ;

ROME ih—Promler Famuiae

| Tambront’ 8 own Christian‘ Demo-

crat party asked him today'to res
sign his 17-day governmoent::.+:
. His- all- Ohristlan Democrat

‘minority roglino became. ship-

wrecked .on, tho: black : rocks. ‘of.
Fascist support, . ae

 

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Galo’ warning: Anny ettocts: '

- Cloudy, today and ‘Tuesday: es
morns
n, tom= eh
porature, Southenst: giles: 38 >

with showors muoeday wr
Ang. Little change

by Inldnight shifting to'woa-
lorly 26 Tuosdey: morning

and . deorensing.: to's: 15s by : el

Tuoxday. evening: Low.

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night! and high, tomorrow:

 

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