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-Onlers “aboard. ‘the’ captive
“the picture i is ‘not. as’ defini

2 “like. it-to, be”; as ie also. ‘said: that rebel Captain Hen-
J] efrained. from discussing ‘ ‘substit-
— ute plan for. thé ‘off-loading of passengers if entry’ to

Recife, Brazil, cannot: be arranged.” .
“The ‘United’ States: consul ‘from |}.

    

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‘Recife, Ernest : 8... Guaderrama
the - Santa}
Maria’ ‘to ‘take: the names’ ‘and |:

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“vital Importance.
‘great: internations
the: youth of: the
ada.” Bot

“The Canadian:
-clation will ma ‘choice: in
‘March-—and. if. it}.is Garibaldi, |:
the. city will invitesthe Interna-
‘tonal -Olympic. .Committee to
‘stage ‘the winter.. games in the
provincial park: —. ;
~ «Frank. Lewarne of GODA said
Calgary poses the’ main Cana-

vorld to Can-

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oe day.

. ported from aboard ‘the captive

: by. radio to Atlantic Fleet head-
-| quarters : several -hours..after: he}
|: boarded the. commandeered: liner.
vo Lat sea,35: miles. off: the. Brazilian|
IN: port: of. Recife..

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Rear : n Admiral cane?

‘liner: ‘Santa Mari ia today]:
ite as. all concerned -would

drrangements: “for: the. “passen-
gers,’ "a fleet’ ‘spokesman: “said.

“The; ‘rebel | « held ‘Portuguese
‘liner: ‘Santa. Maria ‘will; travel. to
Rio as, soon’as:it-has.disémbark-

Humberto. Delgado: said here: to-
Rear- ~Admiral Allen. Smith: re-

liner: today ‘his: first: talks
with: ‘Portuguese rebel : ‘Henrique
M. _Galvao .on- the release. of the
were” in ‘general
good. ae |
‘The’. admiral ‘made his: report

mith’ talked: with: Galvao ‘and

ee eral | :Men’s:

 

    

 

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Bomarc missile. which. is* not: an. oP.

effective defence. in ‘any. sense }.'5

and:-will ‘probably ‘be. scrapped |. witl

by’: the’ ‘United®. ‘States “one. of | 5

these days”, ‘he’ ‘told @. $10-a-

plate~ dinner - -given:. ‘py the Lib-

Club. “of. Greater

  

Vancouver. fe

However, ‘the Liberal Jeader
said,’if «atomic® weapons © were
brought. under: ‘NATO: ‘control, in=.
stead -:of.: ‘control ‘of individual.
‘Member'. ‘nations, : “yhe: : believed.
Canada’s. ‘contingents in. ‘Europe
should” be: armed ° with: atomic’
weapons. | ay

Earlier,” ‘in’-an’ \ interview, he
said a. “grim * winter” - would,
continue. ‘because. ‘of’ ‘mounting
unemployment.

° ‘The’ National,’ * Gaeta for
the Control of Radiation Hazards

  

in Toronto - Monday announced |.

‘its opposition ‘to-any. extension
of nuclear: arms ‘to ‘Canada ° and
other’ countries “Rot, now ‘posses
sing them. | Oe Dogs

The announcement said: “the
| committee: “had | -voted | 39° to.7
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‘worthy. that, the. ‘CCF. and Lib
eral: parties; have, spoken, ou 0
the: question.:;, Beye :

joint. arrangements. for. the. Pp
‘though the party, did not extend
‘this. to ‘cover ‘possible. participa
tion in NATO for the. use: of SUC,

national © leaders -has . also - op

by... Canada.’ ooo ed

 

 
 

 

 

“Firemen were. called’ £0 | 1440
Sixth East, the | home ‘of. Leon- |.
ard Hadland, about. 2:30. p.m.
today’ where an oil heater had
flashed. back’ causing a small
blaze and some excitement.
Fire, Chief E. W. Becker said’
that the flash had caught on: to
a rag below.the heater but Mrs.:

K, J. Dopson, of 1439. The Plaza }-
poured sand and salt on the
blaze and had jt out before fire-

 

‘dian opposition jn. its offering
ofan f and Lake Louise.

eW. A. Bisset newly appointed

“assistant scout

   

men arrived. There was no dam-
age,

commissioner —

See. Three new. appointments have. been announced
bg the Prince. ‘Rupert District Boy Scouts council. to

the senior executive of the movement in this area,

- #Now Assistant: ‘District CGom-| =

. missioner is W. A, Blssct of: 1070
/Righth” ‘Avenuc®; East; David’
udsdale of 880. “Borden Street,
“fias&. been appointed District
-Boout Mastor; and: ‘Art Boliveau
bf,.875 Bordon ‘Streot has been
nppolntad to» thd: oxecutive of
phe: nasociation, »:
‘Mr, Bissot has: oon ‘associated
. With | the. scouting’. movement
here | for the past four years aa
fh Scout Leader ‘nd ‘proviously
fot: sovon ‘years.

 

~ Poyh: over fivo. yoars ago from
“the British Camor

; Now. Bequt’. wi

| ae
“Ridsdale: rs obo

   
  
  

Leader, David
with:
. Movemont for. the."*pa

p
Sour ‘ot: which ho has boon a

  

_ | PRONE loncor,:
or Originally trom » Hollifield,
| Yatkahiro, England, he Mas boon

Prince “Rupert has
“OW gone days

Fiwithout a. fital pratt
hdecident.. |

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in Canada for the past 13° years,

‘Mr, Boliveau, a recent ap-
pointmont.: from Kamloops to
tho’ Canadian National. Tele-
graphs office, has worked for
eight years with the Kamloops
District Scouts Association as an
ordinary, momber and eventu-
aly presidént,

A mooting of. the association
is oxpocted to be called shortly
and the time and place. will be
announced, .

 

: ‘causes small ‘fire oy

“Making. his: tiaiden speech in
‘the: legislature during the
Throne Speech. debate, Mr. Per-
rault said. $75, 000,000. in con-
struction business could be rais-
ed inihome: improvements pro-

jects. that: would: ‘put unemploy-

 

ed men.to wor! if. properly fp-

proached, :

He said labor ‘management
and governments. should: get to-
gether and disctiss such a pro-
gram, which | ‘he described as
“an attempt. to | otra tota| com-
munity -sacrifidd':to help. alle-
viate unomployrnont,

‘His ‘plan’ would''see British

   
 

supplying wholly-B.C, products
such as plywood, lumber, nails

reduction t11 ‘prigos for home re-
pairs, ne a
The “unomployod, working
through thelr. trade unions, |:
might. give a “almilar reduction
in charges in. Anis. program.
The provincial: government
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ONGRATULAT
Orly and es
t. Assoointion,
Rau and the: labler Asalatant,

 

IONS: avo: ‘in! order, ‘for; ‘both
on thelr new appolntmen
Tho. former.:

  
   
  
    
   
  

ne fs 4
David Ridsdale:
An the Distriat |
has. bocomo” Si District Boout,,
District Comm duignor,
we Bait phot 4 iy Joh, Pan

  
 

    
   
   

        
 

i tawa, - Dr./Jules. ‘Gilbert of. Que
a bee. Ay Hyde and | -Mrs..

vinciall and eet government 4 and the ‘public was
proposed Moriday by British Columbia Liberal 1
Ray Perrault as a means of stimulating the construc-

tion industry: and thereby easing unemployment.
Hadland .and a. neighbor, Mrs. -

Columbia suppliers — industries |

and so on — give a 10-per-cent |

| cause of fire.

J about. 1:30 am: ‘yosterday” was
‘| causod - by’ poor ‘conatruetion in

i amounted to about $100, 0:

Man chare ded
| with. contributing

| rionts: “was romanded ‘| without

He: declined ; to, nam
senting. voters...

Mr.. “‘Keehlyside;, chai
the | British: Columbia:
Commission. and: ‘former. head:
the United: Nations: technical: as
sistance. division, ‘said. it, is note

The” “Liberal: party, he:

\“has® taken ‘the view: that. Can-.

ada: should not, have. national’

 

session of. these .-weapons,: al

weapons.”
“The CCF: party: ‘through: “its

posed any use’ ‘of. such "weapon

  

“The: committee . “isi é
group: of: ‘prominent: ‘Canadians
formed | in- February, « 1960. : Its:
executive. “committee:

 

 

TUESDAY, JANUARY 31,

‘hy

   

1961

‘Port — And ‘Key to the Great: Northwest eae oy
— - Night Calls—Business 6768, ; ito =

 
   

 

 

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includes. att
‘| Walter:: ‘Koerner - Of ‘Vancouve

‘Mr. ‘Justice: J ‘T: ‘Thorson’ of: ‘Ot: : “

 

  

 

   

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forego “taxes on
for three years.
“Our. main uriemployment is
in. the construction industry,”
Mr, Perrault said, quoting fig-
ures showing ‘that 16 per cent of
construction workers: now, are
unemployed | in B.C,

He said. surveys have ‘shown
that the average home needs
$500 in repairs and this. repre-
sents a potential of. 815, 000, eon)
in business: In'B.C, oo

improvements

: developed:\as’ BS
:-| dams‘to be built.on-the river in|.-
B.C. at a-cost of $428,000,000.-It}: :-
~. also: provides Canadian -agree-| .
ment: to permit ‘the U.S:: “to” build]. .-

result; of contro

the Libby Dam on’ the ‘Kootenay
River in Montana at-a point :be-
tween -where: the: “river leaves
and re- enters. B.C, :

“Mr: Strachan: said “there - was

favorable Columbia: development
plan for Canada: would have-in-'
cluded a diversion of the. Koot-
enay into the Columbia, a move
that would: have refused the U.S.
permission to construct - Libby
Dam. ms
‘The diversion would. increase
thereby its power potential,

ALLOWE D: DIVERSION. ‘
Mr. Strachan said the. U, S. had

 

agreed-to allow the diversion but

“the Social Credit. government} |

 

 

Poor construction

“A firo ‘nt’ the home : of ‘J R,
Proctor, 1413) First... Over'look,

‘the fireplace, Fire Chiof’ H, W.
Becker. said. today,:*

Chief: Becker: sald “nat tho

és bricks of tho flroplnco were al tu. |

ated: too newr' the floor, - .
: ‘Tho fireplaco: had. boon .appar-
ontly cbullton top, of the: floor,

o Inatond ‘of tho floor boing hullt |;

‘|Rround: tt, and the: fire, burnt
Tbhe. wood | alrectly below. tho};
brioka,

“Damngo .. from: tho” “Blane

 

“Gormatn | Grilao': of, ‘tho. Now

plon until’ Fobrunry.. 8 ‘whon he
Appeared Jn police’ court this:
morning: on charges. of. POABOR-
alon: of ‘ato lon gooda’ “and two
oharges. of. sontriinting. to vue

 

G annery ‘boiler house burnt
_as firemen, tugs fight blaze

oF ire ‘ripped: ‘through the boiler house: at Nelson
Bros. Fisheries Ltd; in Port‘ Edward, yesterd ay after-
noon and caused an estimated $1, 000 damage.

About. midnight. yoatordny

 

    

nile Hollziquoncy, .

 

Haquor In he ponwouslons. coe

“About 26 Port “Edward: volun-
teor firemen and. two tugs and
some men from Columbia Cellu-
lose fought the blaze which
caused considerable damage to
the roof and one. wall of tho
boilor house,

: Prince Rupert's ‘pre dopart-
mont: sont. out five off. duty, firo-
men and a truok but: tho ‘volun-
teers had the blaze’ under: ‘con-
trol hy tho time thoy. arrived,

At one timo’ thore. WAS fv dan-
gor that the fire
to sane . contalnors * of: soluble
liquids but it was ‘divorted;

Although the walls wero: ‘burns
od; tho boilors: & wore nob touched,

“Company: Officials . have 'no
idon how tho blaze: starlod but
aro Investigating, Oe

 

 

“Found. with liquor:

Having. ‘porsoasion .. of: Nauor
while undor the ago: of 21° ‘onrned

Kelth .Grant,..20, of 517 Sixth |- 3.

Avontio Woat. 0 $10 fino when ho
Apponred in, polico:. court. this
morning. hoforo: Magistrate q,. T,
Applewhalte,. os

“ROMP anid. the | charge , “was
Inid ‘when: Grant. wns. ‘ehoaked
n
Cow: .Bny.: and» found. No, Rave

 

| general agreement that the most]:

B.C, ROUNDUP

the flow of the Columbia’ “and

would catch on |

 

‘Washington, D, 8: -arinounced.
. by the’ capsule, ‘showed that the
“behaviour, tests during the 16-

 

The’ announcement stated :
ton, had ‘been spotted: by an:
- target.-area;

 
 

why

House... et

‘debate on. the mattor at a later |:
stage,

Highest. ‘suicide rate

‘NANAIMO! @)rLe The Vancou-|:
vor Islandarea: still has one of
tho highest) suicide’. rates ~ In
Canada, medical’ health. officor
‘Dr. C.J. 0; MeKenzlo' sald Mon-

‘day, “The. figure..jis, betwoon' 16

and 20 per cont per. ‘100 000 pop-

Ontarlo’s See figure and
nine times’: much») a8 /Now-
foundiand: MEE oe
‘New school rules,
(VICTORIA | On — .Grown. ups

 

district: ‘students’,
sitting’ nlono at lunch; sitting, in

cars, under.’ Penalty, of ‘dismissal |:
for -“poralstont ‘offenders,’ ‘Tho! *
ofdor's,’ ‘dsaued at: the: roquost of
paronts,: dro nlmed: at >keoping

the: ABONOS': ‘apart. frony: tho: timo
| they geton the: school : bus” din
the ‘morning Mnbll thoy got off. In
tho afternao 2

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Indian: ““votdrans Jn: :-voterana!
olub:: “yoomay’: “whore aleoholia
drinka are: sor
hero. during: 0, wooekond -by. tha

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Official.sources gave no. indication of the animal's: con:
dition after. the: capsule hit: the. water. cs

 

“f @ tly & tect a woh

* wotorIA’ (ep) _ “The sbeukér ¢ of. ‘ihe Tee
ture ‘Monday ‘ruled out. of order ‘a ‘requést by: cor
opposition | leader Robert Strachan for a ruling: on: the}
eligibility: of ‘Highways Minister Gaglan cli to ait in, the}

"Speaker: wigh Shani lett the of
way. open, howover, for possible -

ulation, This is twica: as ‘much ‘AS

havo. spoken end. Booko: school |’:
have their. ore).
dors: No necking; hand-holding} |,

-WIOTORIA:@):— ‘Loglalativo|
namondmonty * to.” pormit native

rvod:. was roquested
British ; ‘Coltimbla command of.

   
    

that. * i nponnation radioed :back ni

animal: satisfactorily performed. :
minute: trip. fos

that. the capsule, weighing ‘one =
aircraft “190. ‘miles beyond: ‘the

     

   

  

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two accidents

Street js. in satisfactory. condl-.
gonerally® ‘shaken } up . ‘attoriicol-

‘| don Dennis Rochon”
ond. Ovorlook,':

“ROMP, Said: that:
wore: tho: cause of tha accldant:.

    

and «Thirds Avehue ,;
pm, yoaterday, hot
“ROMP ‘said: that, n ar:
by. Charlog Wlott: of-Prir
port slid into; tha voar,.
‘other. ‘voh clo : owned .by.-Ry.:
Mooro of” 702. Wig Wily: Avonuo |:

  

 

 
 
  
  

Damago “amounted: to” moro
than: $100 about: ‘noon Saturday
whon! a car’ drivon:, by.” ‘Josoph
Sopront!:’ of:689.. Sixth: Avenue
Weat was in« collision with: a
parked: vehicla owned! by G.

 

Hotol: on Sixth: atrcots as

- (Reuters) ms

‘: |governmont
* | bombing of Manono in. northern

  

Al city woinai is" in Prince Rue
pert Goneral. Hospital’ today: fol-
lowing an’ aceldont in: which she! was: being’ installed in ‘Manono
was in’collision with: a ‘car:on ae :
Third. Avenue! West near’ Sixth |.
Street about 6:46 p.m, yestorday.|

_ Mrs, Vera Webb’ of 211:Sixth

tion. suftoring bruises: and: ‘hoine

Iiding with a’ car. ‘driven’ ‘by 'Gor-
“of. 1536: 80

ley éondltiona

Ico also. caused: san cacatdont
at the. intersection of Tirst Streat,
about B14) TT a

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“news. oh
‘Nations: ‘here’ from Baluba“sourc~ rae
esas UN’ officials vigorously,’ oh
|| tested to'the breakaway Katanga a
‘against: the: day-old
Katanga, Spe ait
i plane Monday on Mononoyheld
by supporters: of jailed
‘ese’ premier Patrice Lu mbna,
UA pro-Lumumbo | government

today, ©
‘The new, air: ald. information
‘sald. ‘bombs: word dropped’.on
towns.on the River Lualaba, woat
of ‘Manono, PB .
2 ALCUN spokesman «. sald at
world.’ ‘organization: took’,.a,,serl-
ous ‘view’ ‘of’ the: ‘bombings: in
viow of its efforts to provent a
direct clash: between the pro-Lu-.
mumba-force in Manono-and tho -
‘gondarmerie | of .. the’: Katanga
government, ‘headed ‘by: Promior
Molise Talyombo,. eee

    

 
  
     
 

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“oe SNOW, Mn’ sone mainian
a “Taba, Possibly some ae
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RLISABETHVILEE, "ne: Géngo | mos
airraids, ye
Lumumba aifeas i «
in horthern’ Katanga have:killed |. -

one. ‘elvillan, and woundes sev ae bbe
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