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‘carry-
ing a white flag was: to try: to
contact | the Pathet. ao: today
; Near ‘Ban. ‘Namon; about 35 miles
’ north of © this: * administrative
capital-A similar:mission Sat-
urday was ignored’ ‘by: the rebels.

This: time Prince {Souvanna

 

  
 

 

 

PROUD} PROPRIETOR John’ Steele, ‘one:time principal, of Roose-=..

“velit. ‘Park ‘school, points: out exhibits in-his recently: opened: wax
-museum: in Victoria... Mr. Steele is standing extreme: Tight. of the
-picture next-to Mr: ‘Stalin, onetime - Premier of Russia.“ Next: is
~President Franklin D, Roosevelt | ‘of. “Ameri¢a, then’, Charles’ .de
* Gaulle, Teigning prime minister. of. France, and“onthe left: is

(ard Montgomery.”

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to. ‘the*Royal ‘London Wax. “Mus-
eum <.-and conducted them
through the Javish: displays.
he. museum, first (of. its. Kind
in the. west,: houses almost...
figures ' Of. the’ famous and ine
famous, from the: times of Jul-
ius Caesar to the present time.
During the summer of, 1959
John Stecle’ spent a holiday in

  

 

-Phouma, the exiled: -“neutralist
leader whom the © Communist
hloc, and‘ some Asian ‘countries
still recognize as ‘premier ‘of Laos,
said he would ' ‘agree: to a mili-

tary meeting in Ban, Namon , be-
fore Wednesday. Capt, Kong Le,

commander of one faction of the:
rebels, followed up with a broad-
cash promise of sale” conduct, to
Ban Namon, :

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Grain ship ,
on second . trip.

On her second run’ to Prince
Rupert, the MV. Captain Carras
dogked Sunday: morning at. the
Canadian government grain cle-
vators,

She will’ ‘lond ‘12, 000: long tons
of tbarley, for Communist. China },
anfl is expected’ to ‘sail again
either May 400 6.0 je

Threo other -vossols | are OX-
pected to ‘call for-grain ship-
monts this month but detalls. of

 

 

 

England, where he was born. He"
met an old friend, Keith Gems,
managing director of Josephine

Firemen busy
over weekend

“Wiremen hada busy time an=
swering. fire’ calls during the
weekend, . |
»About 6:09° pam.

 

fire which was burning. near
Fifth Avenue. East and Imman-
ucl Strect. Ib was believed to
have been started by children,
Saturday, three calls were
received at the Pire department,
At 6 am, a call was-received ta
the effect that a shack owned
by Dantel Lippett on the drydock
road. had caught: on: fire, Firo-
‘men atriyed on the scone quickly
but. the. foof .was badly burned,
At. 2 pm, firemen. were called
to quell a-grass ‘fire nt 1282 Sev-
onth Avonuo East tho home of

hem are nob, as yat, finalized, ; Frederick Falkner,

 

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Brawler,
gets. 7

NH Is hocomig: a bit: of: n
habit,” sald) Magistwate yp,
Applewhaltio Saturday In police:
court when aonuanoing: i man
who had 14 "prev auf convictions
to seven clays Jie
“MOMP told the: yourt tho prove:
jouk offences word all of a simi-'
hut nature to that: whigh) the
inn, John FP, Reld df PrincesRu-’
pert, plondod guilty, Ho had bean |”
charged with: fronting ty, nab. b=]
ange by, fghuiya: on Api, QO."

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hte imo ‘within a month, °

i with. 14 convictions
days. on fifteenth .

“A second man, John Maler ‘also

of Prince Ruport, wis. fined. $15
nnd costs whon he pleaded guilty
\o. the’ samo charge arising ‘out
of tho. same Incident, ROMP
stnlod. Mator had: two, previous
convictions and Magistrate, Ap- |.
plowhnito sald tha fine would be
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-Macoy's: Canfoctionory. nul, B10 :
Thied: “Avonuo:. Woat: was broken

Into during“ tho: wookanel: for the

ROMP: anid today: that: tho
confoallonory atora waa broken
Into Into; Piiday. night or carly
Saturday: morning, «:

“Thore woyo $2.50, worth of pone.

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‘the celebrated and controversial’ Field Marshal. Viscount’ Bern- |

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~fown.wax. muse

Priday, fire-
men had to extinguish a grass.

      
 

formed: ‘the - : ‘ building -his
Canada. vee

In June, :
his. dream;
teacher. -
seeking capital’ to help prepare
the museum,

William. E man: oa Calgary
lumberman retired. to : Victoria
about. the: same time as. Steele
arrived, They met,’:the partner-
ship was formed. and the mus-
eum became a; ‘Teality. .

The figures inglitde: the world’s
famous dictators—Khrushchev,
Stalin; Hitler, Nasser—the Royal
Family, historical. figures) such
ws Cleapatra, Queen Klizabeth 1,
Captain Cook, : Captain Vancou-
ver, King. Henry’ VIII, Davie
Crockett and Sir James Douglas,

Lavish sets have been con-
structed for’ the: figures, rang-*
ing from the top.of Mount Ev-
erest for a tableau of Sir ld-
mund., Hillary » ‘and: his: Sherpa,
'Tenaing, to arose garden Tor
the giants of” Aiterature—Kip- |
ling, -Burns,” Mayk. Twin,’ Vol-
taire, Shaw and: ‘Hons Christian
Anderson.. va

The ‘veallsm of the Tigure sis
fantastie.. Skin’ tones, texture,
hair, even Lo: tho: stubble on the].
chins of. tho: mule figures, are
aul exact and” ‘Ungonnily realis-

Go.

Costumes wore supplied by, the
London, England, firm of B, J,
Slmmons and-are as rich as the
setlings, Whore. possible Rene |
ine furnishings aro used,

‘In the tableau of Disracl and
Queen’ Viclorla: ‘the walls > are
covered with tho Royal Stewart
dross tartan, ag the Queen's Bile |.
ting room was covored,

Tho {gure of Goorge II wours
An authontic walstcont muda
during his relgn,: Hillary and
Tonalng are ‘complalely Gox=
tumod dawn . to, tho erumpons
on thalr fool, ‘

Plana are bo oxpined Lhe. mus-
oun. in tha future with more
figures but for the proxont, John
Bteolo Is contont,

And vory proud, :
, a3 Tr er em nereeerernmeceme at me

Cars collide | |

Charges aro. ponding ABNst
David Larsen of. Dodgo Cavo fot~
lowing “an. nealdont- about 15
nin, taday in’ the 600 block’
Movonth Avonwa: Wash, .

ROMP anid: that: a car. driven
by -Lawion: waa dn collision with
the roar of anothor vehicle.
driven. ‘by: Gloyannl Puad of:
Prince Rupert, Rimage amount-

   
    

 

 

 

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WASHINGTON - (AP)—President Kennedy calls] i

 

0'days.:.

‘Meanwh C;, the ‘United: States
f icelled the | airlift. of * 6,000
roops ‘to: ‘Europe: for. a planned
TO ‘exercise: <.
‘Kennedy cut: ‘hort: his: ‘week-

 
    

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seek,: another 's
are, 2

“Fulbright :'s said

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de; Sunday: to: review. ‘the: ‘Lao- South. Viet. ‘Nam;* “Thailand ° or.

 

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n he ‘N ational Security Council again today to. weigh|s
Is: “the fourth session for the:strategy: group within &
Se “land. souldition’ are’: right. “Foe tB*

e would “favor
further: U.S. military. -action:; in |

Burma: if: those ations request | ti

es ‘the?U ted. ‘States faced: a

 

for. definite action’ at ‘th
This will: permit: the inel

 

“eluded

of the additional: costs to:
into’ the .budge
standards of,the teaching. ‘staff
raised to the necessary level:and
to ensure the requisite number
of. pupils. ‘to make the venture
worthwhile,

The minimum required by ‘the
department of education: is 10,
and the district has 14. eligible
for this grade, but drop-outs
would. reduce this: number ‘dur-
ing the year, the ‘board’ said,

nennronrrees w woeerooes wrorsonnres

Fire relief fund ©
climbs to $767

“Another | $82 ° In ‘donations
was received ‘at The” Daily
News “over. the: weekend and
this morning to increase the
Hampton Apartments Fire Re-
lief Fund from 5085 last Fri-
day to $167, - +.

- Making the most recent con-
-Aributions were Anonymous $5;
Canadian Legion: Braneh | 27
$25; Women's Auxillary to. the
United Fishermen and Allied
Workers’ Union 505 Anony-
WINS FR.

Donated ‘eariler und includ:
‘ed in total was $30° from tlhe
Municipal ‘Chapter, ‘of, the.
ODE. ,

Cheques. ‘my Ne. ‘went or
money brought in to The Dally
News, Cheques should. ‘be

“made ‘out..to. the Wampton

- Apartmonts: Fire Relief: Fund,
SOMOPOORILOLTEOPRIODEDOLIOIETT

Car damaged. oe

Damago. amounted; ta about
260 Invan.acaldent about 2 pn.
Wriday. one mile, woat-of Skeonn
Crossing on: Highway. 16...

“ROMP. sald ‘that: a iear driven
Thy. ‘Raymond, Portar Wilkins at

TK itlmat was In collision with an-
father -vohicle” qeiyan. by. Charles
eae Fox. of: Kitimat, °

 

 

DAILY: NEWS
PHONES |

‘Aavoruiaing Managor ... 9201
Advortising, Clrowlation:.. 920%
Olnasiflod: Advortising. and
BuUalnOgs OLIGO sieves 9208
Nows: Nosk * ues susereyevenrecersens 9204
‘Bporte Doak. ssvsvsoovonsnoseneveensy $205
Boolal Dopartmont sisi... $206

 

 

 

 

 

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“EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR or.
‘the Alcoholism Foundation of
_B.C., Edward D, McRae,'B.S.W.,
graduate of the Yale School of
‘Alcohol Studies, Yale Univer-
sity, will. present “Alcoholism
—A Survey of Its Significance”
“at. the’ opening. session of the
one-day. Anstitute.on Alcohol-
ism 'to be held in Prince Rupert
May “3, atthe Civic. Centre. |
The: Institute is being held ‘to
stimulate the. community. to-.
wards a positive. approach | din
attacking one of B,C,’s “most
“costly. health.and soctal prob-
lems. The. progrant As. open ‘to

 

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union talks aro under way. hore
In. anoffart to avort atrikes: at
‘soveral B,C. branches of McLon-
nan, MeFecly and Prior Limited.
Membors of. tho Rotall, Whole-
sale and Departmont. Store. Un-

‘and “Abbotsford have already
voted for strike. action, -

Rosults , ‘of .strike votes: nt
Prince: Gedrgo ‘and : Prince Rue
port branches. will be announced
today. |. 5

ployees at Vernon, Penticton and
a lone union mombor, Mra, Dffic

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pany’ 8 Courtenay. Bf0rO. ve

Fish. landed woe
One. verso) Innded ‘rata in
Prince Ruport:.today, ceo'':
“Dollina We Ianded. 93,253, pounds
of halibut. and: sold: airpatiy: to
Allin. Pisherion. ; eee

 

“Prince: “Rupert Ta a8,
Now: gone. 835. days
‘without a. : tata traffic

    
  
 
 
 

    
 
 
    
 

 

“VANCOUVER @ _ Company-

jon. (O10). employed at branch- |.
os! In Port: Alberni, Chilliwack | fi

The union also roprosonts ome J

Bowon,: at the hardware - com

FIRST OPEN’ AT

 
  

‘passe. in. the: maulticmiliion dol

  

of. ‘the.’ non- operating” employees

on. May‘ 16 unless’ solved.: we

ey. The; railways. are. ‘understood

boost ‘for: 1960.°
Le The: ‘15. non- “operating rail ‘un-
ions are seeking: 4°14-cent boost

‘|t0° be ‘paid in'-steps; two -cents’
retroactive. to:: ‘January... 1, 19603}:
‘| five cents retroactive: to ‘Septem- ws
ber 1,-1960;.and a ‘four cent” ‘Pay- oe

ment. effective today. |
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Jar“ wage. ‘dispute! ‘between « the} '
‘railways and ‘the 111, 000°mempbrs.

to: ‘have ‘offered a” ‘compromise’ .
settlement: that. would: not have}+
provided. a.full: Tetroactive ; pay: ,

 

 

 

 

-|north. of. here, a
The car jumped the 'tracks.but

remained” “upright, No one’ was

hurt:

The. passengers | were loaded
aboard tho Year car and return-
ed to Squamish - at the head of
nearby: Howe Sound,’ They’ pro-
ceeded north again when. the
track was. cleared,

 

~ Legion closed

‘PRINGE: GEORGE .() — Princo
George. branch of’ the Canadian
Legion, was: ordered. closed :Sat-.|:
urday by provincial headquarters |.
becauso of. failura:to' file its an-
nual-accoynts, Officials said the
accounts: have’ now been for-

 

warded’ and ite.is. hoped: ind,

shee "VANCOUVER ( (CP)—The lead unit of: a Pacific Great Bastern train, car-.
rying “50 passengers, was: ‘derailed Sunday when its wheels hit a ‘boulder, 40 miles

 

branch > will be allowed to re

open Monday.

May Day parade |

off without a hitch Sunday with
an estimated 300, participating.
Among the numerous placards

{and banners were many support-

ing Cuban Premier Fidel Castro.
Police sald the’ marehers were
orderly. :

 

‘Satisfactory | |
‘NEW WESTMINSTER () —Mi-

chael, Bowyer,:.15,. was, reported| .

  

at his: ‘guburban: Surrey. ee “A ni
can of gasoline ‘he -was. about: to. yo
|.pour on. the: ‘stump exploded? Es

VANCOUVER () — The cily's|
traditional May Day parade went |:

 
 

forthe season—one_ weeks: short
of an. ‘anticipated ‘six .~ smonth

skiing . périod. ‘Steady ‘Tain “the -

last three’ days “has ‘left’ the

mountain win" dangerous : ‘condi- ;

tion, . &

 

in satisfactory. condition. in hos- eos : ce

pital’ with second-degree. burns]
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by

Ri MATCET to! cpon “in Pr
yours. wont’ Intoy operation Mriday. with: tho -proditae) of: D
Island’ Groonhouses: on diapiny..
-Hokkert- and Johny Konst. Markel: sold onrly. vogotablos, an
and bedding planta Friday and Snturday.. Talking with ‘customer fe!

 
   
 

  

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inoo Runort for. many
Digby.

Projoct Ja ‘opornted,: by: .
adishes :

Ralph Welck: chooses plants,’

 

 

F mm Stott phot to- by: Dick, A

The ‘prea(or . vee of the Ca fle

dian government, soar cin ae
| view: of. the: increased graf

Fado

| with, the Orient. will. be one ‘of.
{ tho, many. topics slated ‘'to;:bo

dealt, with, Monday night. when.
tha’ Chamber of. Commerceholds
its regular. ‘djnner moeting, {nba
Gondola: ‘Odfo, Xt 6:80... fy
Also; ito,-be. discussed: ‘ate tho.
| 8casonal | or. quarterly ; Moenain

J of +, trucks,
Highway. 16: between : the:
| Uimits,and:”: Galloway) "Rapa
. bridgo,..: Oanadian’; Pacitig Alte
-|nes sohodulos: when. the. Prince.
‘ Rupert, alrport on: Digby: Island
: becomes tie Boa and: tho fi.

 
 

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