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: ‘VO. u No. 66

MS : deepening north: -Pacific ‘storm...

coe was. ordered to: pick: up ‘a doctor
wb Slocombe At a 40 Jniles forth

~- reach the: ‘ship, men. eee
- Tt has radioed: it. has” changed :
o course to the north: east” for the
_-. rendezvous ‘with’ the’ Sorrel. and:
Wilk not: head: for Prince. Rupert
oo immediately. :

oe here. said: eight-foot: waves: whip-
oy ped. by: winds of 30 knots’-and:
on higher: prevented | an. amphibious
plane. from: ‘landing. ‘beside = the
‘freighter, about 400 miles west
no of. Ketchikan,. “Alaska...

“phin .
+ radioed” during: the: night that
emergency, ‘repairs. were — being |.
~>.made’- and “he “originally had
~- foped to get under way” at dawn!

for Prince Rupert.» ee

feet. long. Ib has:
: _ tuns acros — the’ Pacific © ‘under

 

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“The message to the Us coast-
guard here said-the man’s: ast
dition” was * ‘growing: worse and
‘aid: ‘was tieeded inthe: face’ ‘of a

 

The coastguar utter. Sorrel

   
 
 
 

    

Coast Guar " headquarters

- The’ ‘skipper’ of: the | ‘dainaged
‘Capt. Gabriel: Ocripsiand,

   

een, making

 

“Funeral held
for Campbell.

Funcral services ‘for Clarence
Campbell, who. died March 24,
were ‘held March:29 at Fergus-
on’s ‘Funeral Home with Rev, J.
A. Roskam from :the First’ Bap-
tist Church officiating.

Hymns were "Jesus,. Lover of
My Soul”, and “Abide with me.”

Pallbearers were: Arthur Berg,
Bjorn Wick, Norman Moore-
house, John Prince, Murdoch
MeLean and Robert’ MacDonald.

{nterment was in the Odd-
follows. plot at Fairview | Ceme-

 

Tp a
sault causing” ‘podily. harm.

 

lease to Knudsen Lines, 7 Lips oe

A tanker’ owned -by ‘Standard.
Oi] Company. of. California. Was] oy
standing by. about: 30: miles from |*:

the Norwegian
guard. said.::.°

_Johnson Wallon “ Steamships
Ltd, ° the agents’. ‘here’ of: ‘the
Martha Bakke . ‘said the. ship is
aay, in Prince: Rupert, noon Fri-
BY)

LA later “messsage said: the ‘ine

the coast

  

essel,

 

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ment..and. the. vessel was. “pro-

Friday. =

“Martha - Bakke | ‘is carrying
about 495,000. pounds of octopus
cargo” ‘for the -halibut.: fishing
opening shortly. She was orig-:
inally. due in’ Prince’ Rupert
Tuesday. City agents - G.. W,
Nickerson and Co. said the vessel
was due in tomorrow. vie

| Assault case

- Watts ‘was - ‘charged: following |
investigation by RCMP . after sa
‘fight. Saturday night in.’ the
year-old: Murphy. Stanley, also |
Of Kincolith, to hospital.

Murphy - -was flown. to Van-
couver © Monday to receive fur-'
ther examination and treatment
for,severe head .injurics.

- “At that’ time ‘hospital officials
said that. the man was in only
fair condition. ~ :

CCF disunity
VANCOUVER (@— A’ dispute
over whether a CCF provincial
convention wil) be held this year
because of the official founding
of the New Party will be decided

at a special’ -meeting of the
party's provinetal council © May

 

jured were. responding: to ‘treat-- .
ceéding under reduced power at} ~~ §

about 10 knots and expected to Lone.
reach © Prince: Rupert, at: “noon: oe

downtown’ ‘area: which: ‘sent: 33-1,

 

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Lery.

me ete cence rotennes nero ae

  

 

City man fined
on two charges”

‘A tot of, qr An flnes.. was
Hnnded oul. bo ‘Morris Trudeau
wf 075 Mlevonth Avenue Bast
when he plonded. guilty to two
charges under tho motor voliiclo

act before Maglatiate. fT, Ape

plawhalle in. pollae, court today,
Trudeau wis ‘Mnod. $10° when
ha: ploadod guilby.. to a charge of
nling fo stop aha traffic Neht
and $10 on a ehitrge of; driving
without a. valid, driver's Ieence,
ROMP snld thatthe charges
wore Inid following an Incident |,
yoxtgrday whon Trudenu . wis
inooked after he: went through
ared ight ab MeBride Stroot
and Third Avenue, are

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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andthe percentage of the labor

Highest unemployment ‘total in 1953 was 237,000. or 4.5 per. cen
Of the labor ‘force. Latest total
cent of the labor force. ae

— ‘Unemployment ‘in: Canada has reached ‘it
highest level: since« the’ Second World: War... Graphs show pea.
jobless‘total. reached in. each year since A95
‘of. statistics ‘started . recording monthly » u

 

rhen'.the bu
ployment: ‘figu:
force: represented by the pea.

  

 

for. 1961, as. 719 000 .or.11.3 pe
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1B. C. ROUNDUP.

 

  

  
  
   
   
 

   

ing - the: Septe ber. British Col-
umbia - election’ campaign. The
provincial party: was said to have

$50,000 in unpald, debts and the
federal | group: “was reported to
want to hold. ‘party funds. for a
‘federal .clection::

Leon ‘Ladner, . president o of the
federal council, said a rebel fac-
tion within the party was fan-
ning disunity, He said the fac-
tion opposes plans to merge the
Lwo groups,

The'federal and provincial Con-

servalives have’ operated separ-
Ately in | BC. sinee 1946.

 

Concer Society elects. 1961 sla te,
’ sets date of campaign for $3,5 00

A. new.slate of officers \ was voted into office last night ab the annual din-
ner of the Pringe Rupert Cancer Society and Mrs, William Murdoch was chosen |
pre esident for'the coming year, with Mrs. I", Is, Dowdie as vice-president,

On. 2 motion by Fy J, Hicks
IL was voted by the meeting that
Mrs, W. D. Smith, at prosent.in
tha’ cancor hospital. In Vancou-
ver, should be appelnted honer-
wuy president of tha Sucloty, :

‘Other officers. chosen by tho
menting wore secrotary, Mrs, 1.
J, Hicks: « treasuror Miss J. L,
Polterton. Patron js Mayor P. J,
Lester who extended his rogrels
to the meating that. councll work
kept. him: from the dinner
— Board mombors olocted was
Mrs. W, D Smith, Mrs. Yot: Wong,
Mra Rd, Pollock, 'T M, Caracad-
don, W. G, Bi’ Cliuy, Dy R. We K,
Tillobt, BW WKknlght,: Mra, W.
Rothwoll, Mra, 1, B, Blnek, Mise
GV, Waterman, Tho Rov. Doan
a, T, Pattison, Dr, G, C, Moxtad,
'd, uy, Prasor, F. 7) Eieks, Dr, Wil-
{"ld Sinolalr, J, N, Bou ane Ta,
G. Truscott,

Dean Pattison, In i lottor npol-

 

 

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i

oglalng for his Absence from the
meeting, plocdged his sypporl for
the fortheaming fund drive com.
menelng Apr! 1, and sald: thal
hoe felt “thore ds vn special: place
in Heaven for eanvassers,”

Guost, apoaker for the evening
was Mrs. Jack. Mussallem who
told the 66 yoprosentatives of city
organizations. prosent-of some of
the work of tho Order of the

The Onneor Souloly ally Lurgot
for the 1961 fund driva his boon
Hol ab $3,600; Mrs, Murdock sald,
Crnvagsors: will cover the olty
April 17, 8ho- duso-sald that tho |:
Canadian Cangor; Socloty would
bo conbribubing soven por vont.of
the cost ‘of thea, new. Skoona |,
HWoalth Unit, whigh in nonring
complotion,

Plans: have also been made Cor
the showing of fflm  atrips. at
achools on cancer and amoking
and vn film on cancer of the car.
vix will be shown for women
during tho yoar, In Collaboration
with alty doators, :

Brvold - Prlodtich Vorwold of
404. Sherbrooke : ‘Btroot, ploadod
not guilty:toa ‘charge of falling
to stop at. a atop sign and wns

  

She eighth hour. of their eee

   
      
       
   
 
    
     
  
 
     

 

 

 

. “Airs service,
"VANCOUVER

Convair service, between | Prince
George, Quesnel, “Wililams: Lake,

30. The airline plans. to. operate
the-run. throughout’ the summer
months while daylight time is in
effect. . .

Murder hearing | |

_VANCOUVER ¢-—— Preliminary
hearing for Guglielmo Pauluzzi
44, on a charge of murder, has
been set for April 17, Pauluzzi

ing of Laura Mundish ina city
home where she was cmployed
as a maid’.

‘Small profit
VERNON W—Vernon’s — first) ¢
winter .carnival ended with a
surplus of $150 .In:addition the
carnival paid back a $300 loan
to the Vernon Chamber’ of Com-
merce, advanced: lag year to gel
the carnival started.

Mines interested
VANCOUVER (—The province |:
says Noranda Mines Ltd. a ma-
jor Canadian mining organim-
lon ils seeking entry tnto the
British Columbia forest Industry,

Humanity behind?
VANCOUVER ye athoueh it ts
u modern: world now, IL may take
another 20 years to develop a
“nodorn generation,” a leading
North.) American —educationist|
said hore Tuosday,

Dre: William Hallenbeck, visite
Ing professor. of adult education
ub the University’ of B.O, ,told|
it conforanco of B.C. diroctore of
adult education and schoor trus-
took: “This Is: a dangerous: gap.
It chy only be: closed by adult
eduction,” a

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Two juveniles
to be charged
after break-in

Loring with Intent aro oxpected | -
to be Ind’ shortly by ROMP
against two local: juvonties,
“Police anid today that thin re-
sulted following Investigation in-
to a breakeln.-atOlby Transfor
(Mongle’s Cartage), Mirai Ave-
nue and McBride Streat.
‘Police’ stated that: the ware-
house: was brokon Into botwoon
2m, and 2:80 am. today but
nothing was takon; Entrance was
gained by smashing: a window |:

 

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Q) —: Ganddian
| Pacific Airlines will start a daily : a

Kamloops .and Vancouver: April]:

is charged with the Jan 8 slay-|

  
 
 

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ations’ when. ‘Judge® ‘David: ‘Cole- | : woe

back to work: this morning.;.

7 Finch was convicted: last’ week | :
‘of. first- degree’ ‘murder and -‘con-||.
| spiracy:- —~ both’ capital’ offences— | <
‘and Miss See eee eeice 7

mian‘ ordered them locked up for |.”
the ‘night: He’ told’:them ' to. gol.

 

 

-|¢ ‘said’ “his. wife ‘was. Med when .a{re
+ gun’ she Dulied on. chim. -went off, ¢

 
  

low. this. year.

North Pacific halibut fisher-
men will not: be competing this
year with large hold-over stocks
for the first time in’ several'ycars,
the Bureau of Commercial :Fish-
eriles Market News Service. re-
ports, s
Cold storage holding
been at the lowest point*th §
time, a spokesman said.
He -reported US. holdings on
‘March — 1) ast
2,507,000 pounds; other. ‘halibut,
6,962,000 pounds...
Further, aids to hailbut: sales

  

sechbewer pet

-Uhis year may pe the fact that

{he season opens 10 days later

held relatively: stable. while, costs:
of some SERA O |
have risen, he sald,

 

Premier, honored ».
- KELOWNA. ( ()—The, cltlvens” ét |
Premier Bennett's - home-town
gathored here Tuesday night to
honor him at a testimonial din-
ner, marking his 20 years as MLA
for ‘South Okanagan,

 

wing

‘Canadian. drow.

‘OSAKA, Japan eon nad
od body of Canadian Redemptor-
iat ey aa (Grebayer jaiockle.
Wirghji 46; wadaye oday
from "Dofjiman a Wp et hore it had
apparontly been © floating’ for
somo two weeks, police: roportod.

 

“Inthe: wake of:

_olant Ohinoso . crow monibers
“he cs

ae

” Woat African colony of Angoln,

 

- today, eo ES

 

ARRIVAL:

Hallbuts® fitlets, = *

than usual, and that prices have |:

eo }sorvice: is: puld to the policy of
i han pioft Congo politics.”
-protesb |

   
   
 
  
 
 

 
 
 
 
   

‘the: next’ ‘few: :hours::
“UN EXPECTED.
Katang: “government: ‘officials

  

‘apparently ‘were unaware of ‘the

arrival ofthe Irish until it. was
too late to*try to prevent their
landing, AS:the first Skymasters
and/C- 119: flying’ boxcars roared
in“ front the United Nations-oc-
cupied Kamina: base in western

Katanga, ,.Tshombe- was in con-

vanguard numbered x“

labout 150 troops, heavily. armed =

fand. in, full: ‘battle’ dress:

Another. -500 were expected in .
pag Fe AROUSED ‘POPULACE © ee

, “had: “whipped “his a

 

tered, ” a ‘broadeast, sai
should go home. ane

-Tshombe
‘people into: a: ‘frenzy: ‘Tuesday
after the Swedish guard. atthe
airport arrested
army troops and a: ‘ Belgian: offi-

night: to seize:

his ‘purpose was to prevent’ the

 

A ference Sin _Elisapethville. with

UN internal conflicts.
hinder world probloas|z

‘By JOSEPH

 

‘thrown: wv monkey wrench
Congo:
Wallace B, Nesbitt, vice-chair
mat of the Canadian delegation,

charged “in. the 15th. General
Assombly ‘Tuesday that only Jip

owitlfe all countrios
they want the Congolese to find
thelr own political solution, each
has an ‘idea’ of what the solution
should be and thoy foster it in
international affairs,

 

GLASGOW  — A S7-yonr-old apinstor; accused of throw-
ie five children out of a: fourth-floor: window,: vomalnod Any
_ Suatedy ody pending fue furthor {nvgatigations, uo a

' LISBON, Portugal. tine Twolve soldiers. were . ‘ieillod - ‘and.
- gover’ ‘wounded Tuesday Ina: battla with natives. in Portugal's

Ths, Is a-subtlo kind of inter-

| World 1 News. Bro _

| TOKYO (Routors): — Sudden. ‘avalanches swopt down on:
2 “Hokaido, Japan's: northernmost: island, : today, Aulling Ul pore
"aOns, and lowving anothor. a3 missing foo

‘MOBCOW (Routorw) — Soviet: Promier., ‘ehrushohov. mob
day with: Afghan: Primo Minister Sardar Mohammed Daud
Russian charges thit: Pakistan shad . moved |
_ broops Into: ‘the agon, vo ‘pardon “with: ‘Afghanistan, hea ot

Hs ‘YAIPET, Formosi UU) ae - Two oxplostons sob: tho: 4,200- ion:
"tanker: Kuanglung afire in! Kaohsiung ‘harbor today,’ Kelling

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and A nu uring’. 33,

 

baa Canadian Press: Stuff writer ‘ - eS

aa N A'TTIONS (CP)— Canada Hiais wiietied
that cold-war wrangling in the United N ations hay

|SOLUTION DIFFICULT |.

ar rival

'MicSWEEN.

wy

into peace efforts in ‘The| ¢

 

The Congo”, said Nesbitt, “and
a‘sort of interference which, ‘ne:

operation can prevent.

 

1 “Yet, oddly enough, for this
very reason, «it.
that tho United Nations. could
not: — ‘even {fit wished!—/lm-:
pose. a political solution:on:.The
Congo, for there: could nover: be

vagy ae vi t.
The Soviet bloc | and. some.

toine ‘Gizenga -as: the: legal. MOVe.
ornment while: Western: countries
genorally: ‘back: the: Leopoldville

Prosident.’ “Joxoph Kasavubu.:
“Nosbitt, - parllamentary ! ‘pasiate

 

Green, -8
its own: way,

“ “NQ: propossd.a goltition, for’ “ithe
Congo, no faction in its, Anternal

aldorablo. oxtont «inhibit . the
reaching of 4 solution thore ..,

“lunhappy:. country,’ the differ:

 

tha news. agency. Lualtania, anid

we ‘onoga, which. plage, us

“24° Katanga]:

cer ‘who tried under. cover. :of| .
contro! . of): the |:
field, The Katanga. ‘president|).%
‘made clear in a statement that]. -

of Indian’ UN troops; .

have. ‘brought ‘the’ largest: ‘gol

nugget ‘ory. ‘record out ofthe: yu-
‘kon died: ‘Tuesday inthe Vanco
ver, General Hospital: :

‘of. 708 ; Third: Avenue West; He

died ‘following’ a shorty.
Born in. ‘Belfast, _ Ireland

vention in the internal ‘affairs of |

   

fortunately no’ United. Notions |

rem : 7
emalins «: true couver,’ No flowors are roqueated

agreement on the solution: MO
Impoue.” » pee

Afro-Asian . countrios . rocognizé, {a
tho Stanleyville. regime, of An’

J polltical’ hierarchy = headed :. by,

tant to Ixternal: Affnirs Minister.[.
sald. itis idle for elthor |”
side: to hope to, have ovorything “

| politien! conflict, ‘oan (win): an |
:tabsoluto majority’ of, support |:

here, What is porhaps Worse in |

‘| that tho divisions hero to 0 cane,

“Must wo: porpotuate, In that 4

  
 
  
  
   
 
 
 
   

     
  
 
      
         
    
  
    
       
      
 
  
       
  
 
 
  
   
  
          
    
  
     
     
    
            
    

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returning to Prince!

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uel. of Toto, B.C. Nod NBs
been . set.- for cremation vane oe

but, tributes:

tn’ the. form: of do-
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