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CLIFTON: FAMILY sons. and daughters. ‘lank ‘their. parents at -
head table in Hartley: Bay Community. Hall Tuesday. as:clan—
and: Mrs; Heber L: Clifton (centre)
they celebrated. their: 70th. wedding’ anniversary.

gathered: to honor Mr.

right’ are John. Clifton,- ‘Mrs. H
“Mrs. Ambrose Robinson, the “bri

“Milliam Robinson and ‘Robert. Clifton:” Groom, who is: “hearing

“90, holds framed” marriage. ‘certif
= dist: missionary. Rev. ‘Thomas Cro
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BC. ROUNDUP

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ty was

« Possible te

“on ‘Bill 42

on - VANCOUVER: (CP).
ot + F eder ation | of. Labor (CLC

  

. wide confer ence at which the possibility of a test case
| “in. the. courts to’ deter mine ,the: validity. ofa section of
ons Act may: be. discussed.

cil

‘the new: Labor Re

  
 

 
  
 
   

Brewery
““VANCOUVER® PD.
Brewing Company, '
umbi2 company with” plants in
Prince: George and Princeton, is
expected to. go into. liquidation
within. the next’ few: weeks, sec-
retary-treasurer. James Ker r said
Wednesday.” | :

Change in. bargaining
' VANCOUVER .@—-The British
Columbia - Teachers Federation
Wednesday approved “4 recom-.
mendation — for province- -wide
bargaining. But the annual fed-

 

~ eration’s annual convention add- |:

ed. that agreements reached at
the. provincial. level’ should be
ratified by teachers. and school
hoards: at the district level,

‘Ban urged

VANCOUVER ()—. The execu-
Live. of the. British Columbia

: ae — Stall: __Photo by Dick. Ayres

: “| sued - by. by. the: Purchasing. Agents |,
, Association “of B.C. !

| Columbia Teachers © Federation

. Mrs.

as
From: left dot
erbert Ridley,. Edward ‘Clifton, ©
dal’ couple”, Lewis Clifton, : Mrs. |

icate ‘signed ‘by famous Metho- :
sby.:. (Sec: story and pictures on:

st case. > talk

to ‘be held.

— The British Columbia .
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eee to! the ‘ete an-,
| alysis of: “market conditions “is-:

$1 for. teacher
“VANCOUVER @) - — The British

today: voted -to assess each mem-
ber $1 a year to raise: enough;
moncy to send a teacher to in-
struct in an undeveloped Asian
or African country.

Undergrads want jobs
VANCOUVER @. — An. ap-
peal has been sent to employers
throughout the province to con-
tact University of B.C, students
immediately if they have. sum-
mer jobs for u for undergraduates,

Mrs. A. | A. K. Hansen.
dies aged 72

“A 20-year ge’ of. the city,
Amanda Karoline Hansen
of 102 Ninth Avenue West. died

 

Young Liberals has) urged. that
political contributions by com-
panies and societics. should bo ;
banned inva simijar | manner to
control placed ; on union dues in

Bill42. wale

Fin gerprints Sought
vicT BRIA (P) —- ROMP said
We¢nesdiy they.’ are
through hundreds. of pages of
police reports In connection with
the’ murder. of..a. U8, college
student near Prings George two
yorrs mgd. capt!

A spokesman: for provinelal
RCMP headquarters, hore sale
the, force Is working” closely
with thea IBL,. Wrylng fo wack

New Party. meet
set for April 8 —

A’ ‘noted autor pit rr MLA,
Mrs, Rorathy Staves will nd.
dress nt Now Party. gominar in
to. Pulp Worker's, Talnindor. Hall
nbd um, Saturday. With’ her
will, aa dack. Maoto, 'vico=prest-

dent, of the Inter nivonal Woad-

workors of Amorlon."

‘A. nominabing conyention ‘tor wi

Molesting, shouting, screaming

it redoril candidate: wil ba hold

) Whe avoning and ’bhorea will ba.

1 Geil and danda to follow Alyn
egnulusion at Aualnoas, :

 

 

sifting |

Tuesday in Prince Rupert Gen-
leral Hospital at the age of 72,
~ Born In Konigsberg, Norway,
Mrs. Hansen came to British
Columbia in 1927 and to Prince
{Rupert in 1041,
~ Mrs. Hansen was. an. active
momber of the St, Paul's Luth-
eran Chureh and the Sons. of
Norway Vinland’ Lodge No. 28
hefore her. death, She: was pre-
decensed by her husband Jakob
In 1951,
She is survived by Le SOND,
Thonllel Hansen of Pringo Rup-
ort
Ville, Pranece; three daughters,
Mrs, Harry (Gerda): Wilkinson
and Mrs, Spero Ruth) Posliulo,
hath of Prince Rupert, and Mrs,
Lilly Graviing of Kongsberg,
Norway; ono sister, Wsthor Jon-
‘gon -of Norway; ona. brother,
Thorvald Andarsean, Also. of Nor-
way; and ol)@ht. randehildran,
The funeral will be hald at St,

and Arvid. ‘Hansen of Mel:

fly: him to a U.S. Air Force :hos-
pital in “Manila” unless his condi-
tion;
‘lprave, improves. The. 60-year-old
:| American,

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t

‘| scious. then): apparently,
| one, sedation.

Jecday. ORE

pital said .he. was semi- conscious
and tossing restlessly. .

the .Chinese

   
  
    

 

 

 

 

 

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- Doctors ‘eancelled. all phins- tio L

. which .they. -described..as|!

long: ‘a’. businessman | J
n China; is dying of. lung cancer.
Attendants at St. Teresa’s Hos-

McCann. was: carried “ACTUSS
Communist border
nto- Hong Kong ona. stretcher
nt: noon today. He was half con-
under

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“his: side” “paid:

ring their 1,500-

  

from: Tientsin,. dn “north China.

farctnesnnnne reenee.

Cup series”
tobe heard
over CFPR

Radio station’ CFPR will -
broadcast all’ games of the
1961 National Hockey: League
Stanley Cup. final between
Detroit Red Wings and = Chi-
cago Black Hawks, if was in
nounced today.

Tonight's opening
from Chicago will, be heard
startling at 6 pam. AI games
will be carried in their .en-
tircty. ae Cae

Chicago is favored to win
the classic. series which is
featuring two-American teams |
for the first time, since M50,

Ceeeneroerenrsseecrees ere oocevns

Final. meeting

VANCOUVER ©) CCF leader
Robert Strachan said today the
B.C. party is expected to shave
one more full-seale convention
under the CCF banner, .

We said. the vonvention will
complete. legal formalities be-:
fore the transition to thea New
Parly, ac group: that would ine
glide tabor and: fara groups,

The convention would be the
lash COM gathering and the tryst
Now Party gathoring, If. the
Now: Parly was. Conndecd in’ Ob
fawa In carly August a proving
dal convention would be held In
Boplembor.or Octohar,

Other party offlelals sald’ the

 

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Pauls Lutheran: Chureh. at, 2:80
pm. Friday with Captain Ga, a,
Melrnnos officiating,

pot in Talrview. cometary,

Tnhormont: there. will:
will bo in the sons of Norway tion, before tho national meoting.

provingi counell meoting May.
13 Is expected to confirn. that |
bo no: COP convene

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losting parsons cosh Anil Ap-
Mhy of Bld Ith Street #10
When che appoared tn -
worl: ‘Wodnosday - ‘bofora Mngis-
irate WT Applowhaito, a
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ROMP sald that both pornos
had heen drinting. a :
“Tha woman was (ryod $10 this
morning whon she, plondead gullly,
to an charge of causing. a dis~
tirbanga: by, shoutlng iv nd
goronming. ©: -

Polico anid. that aho Wik it

attending ‘doctor’ here ‘said. ‘The:
McCains: : ‘reached: the - Comm

ab ‘Lowu al 6 Bs m., but Commun

bridge, Mrs.. MeCani bent down

‘and whispered. in. her. husband's
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_ [showed no expression. :

irasti¢“tarn’ :
mile journey. ‘by, ‘plane. and’ train “8

A-delay:in™ “transferring. ‘Mc- | ee
Cann’ across the’ border contrib-, oa

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iist':' side -of the: border: ‘station

ist’ officials ‘did - ‘not: “notify” the:

British .Red- “Grogs: he * was there i‘
until noon, the previously schec f
uled hour for the’ transfer. :
meanwhile lay: on: Be

stretcher on the floor of the rail Rv
road station: waiting. room:

McCann,

AS:. they.’ crossed: the’ ‘border

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cand.

The, index advanced. to. 129.1
on March 1 from 128.0 on Febru-
ary 1, the Dominion Bureau of
1 Statistics reported. today.

-This marks the -first appear-
ance of the remodelled price in-
dex: which has ‘been patterned
on consumer. spending habits of
1957,. instead of. the 1947-48
spending patterns on. which the
index has hitherto been based.
* The main changes reflect the
fact that Canadians are spend-
ing. a smaller share of the family
budget on food, and a larger
share on such things as recrea-
tion, sports and the family car.

BASED ON 1949 PRICES

The new,.jndex, however, con-
tinues to be based on 1949 prices
equaling 100. Thus it will con-
tinue Lo express present-day liv-
Ing cosls as u percentage of 1949
prices,

On the now method af calcu-
lation, the prica index was 127.0
on March last: year 1.2
points below the Mareh ] level
this year,

Today's report, shows no aver-
wl change during February in
prices of food or of tobacco and
weohol, dWigher costs: of hous. |:
Ing. and clothing wero
offsel: by clecreases dn lruispor=

se

bation, health: and. personal care, |

und recrontion and reading,

February: “followed - two small
monthly declines: fram the rec-

City cafe fire
quickly. out —

Why omon answored wecall wh the
Rulnbow ‘Cnlo; owned -by Mrs.

 

Worst, outs.) 182° pane yosterday
whore. vu: chiinney fra hid cass
Hod Boo Minor. oxcltoment. :
‘The blaza was. quigkly axtin-
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“DAILY. NEWS
‘PHONES.

‘AdtyorUistiig. ‘Mannger..... Sa
‘Advortising,: Olrauiation . 1 BRO
Olasal fied Advoutisine and.
Businoss Offico: esvanvenenyy 8208
NOWS DOBIE ssssssssssrnsesesnees S204
Sports: Doak . ceseveanteepoeseoeeteces S205

 

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Public. ‘Health . hospital. ‘aby Sitka,
Alaska, : boarded:. the . freighter.
about: 300. miles west: of: ‘Ketchi-
Kahn, Alaska; after’ a: ‘merey dash.
through, mounting. seas

  
 
  

North Pacific,took:one-and‘a half
pou after the cutter: Sorrel|
[reached ‘a rendezvous point: just a
before midnight: “Wednesday. °
Dr. “Wilson “was rushed to- the
scene © after: wee
Tadioed: that. one® of” ‘the ‘men? } "©
‘Alfred’ Bjoergen}: 30,- ‘had. taken |":
a turn for the ‘worse: Bjoergen |: -
and‘ ‘Kung Jim Fei, 40, ‘of Kow-
loon, .Hong Kong, were. seared:
by: flames | from ‘an {gngineroom

  
  
  

   
  
   
   
  
  

js: expected. she: ‘will: reach here
‘about’ 7: a.m. Friday.’

y An. earli
phe injured - men’ ashoré] bY,

partly |:

‘Thos tively: bhe - Index during |:

Vora, Bkinty, on ‘Third Avenue |.

: car rg0 and passenger's. .
“* Joseph’ FO Wilson,.”
surgeon. ‘Of. ‘the- United . States:

  

 

 

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date - -word of

condition | of,
the: ‘bwo ‘meh.

  
  
      

  

Following ‘the explosion Thies | : ok
day ‘in the: engineroom - ‘of the |

vessel Captain Gabriel . Oerips-|
land. ‘reported’. hat. emergency |. pi
repairs: were being carried out. to}.
enable the. ship. 0. proceed under. os
“ipher own: steam. “There. was: no io

a leacher-training program. ©
ae “The. beginning teacher youl ertainl :

 

 

white | and. ‘green: me that lew |

| year-old: - “Canadian: idealist”
working with’. one | of: fis mth

at. Glebe Collegiate. gia “Wed-

 

fifth of a point to the consumer price e index ee

in “front ‘of’ the:‘Supreme. ‘Court. |
On| building : Wednesday. has ..turned ..
rout to be the creation of.an 18- }

nesday ae bax he» ‘Placed _ ithe,

    
  
 
     

 

 

1, Toe
It also followed anincv@ase in
industrial’ wages that ‘occurred
in January. The index of. aver-
age industrial’ wages: and salar-
ies at February 1—latest.date
available—was © 179.2. compared
with 175 a-month .earlier. and

ling 100,
FIRMS SURVEYED - ;
his... wages Iden, computed
fronvia’ survey dtefirins. employ-
ing more than. 10- persons and
covering a wide range of indus-
tries, represents an. average. of
total wages paid.

The new consumer price’ in-
dex. gives Canadians more de-
tailed information than before
Lo show what, part of thelr bud-
rel is belng affected by price
changes,

~The old index was
downinto five. groups;. the new
lndex has seven. The food and
clothing sectors remain as they
wore, The formoraindoxed
shelter und for household’ dper-
ations have been. combined. into
a “housing” Index. a

 
  

 
   
   

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174.9 a year earlier. The oindex
is based on 1949 wages: equals

broken |.

Lor

SPOTS, WAIL
URINE a Willa

Star, Ustons, Drs Moatad ts in chee A

* But ‘in, ‘place of. the: ‘former
*] miscellaneous grouping’ of “other
goods and: services” there are
four. indexes: transportation,
health and ° personal care, ..re-
creation and reading, and to-
bacco and alcohol. °

Water.co who} y
RCMP target

VICTORIA -). —= The . pleas-
ure boat situation in British Co-
lumbla has.already. assumed the
proportions .of highway traffic
problems, an’ RCMP official said
Wednesday... ‘

“After yoars of urying: to re~
duce automobile aceldents and
deaths, we now have.to start
giving: part’ of our attention to
water cowboys,” af

High-powered engines. and
sturdier craft have combined to
give some operators a_confi-
dence. which. does — not ., exist.
‘They have: increased the, haz-
ards of pleasure boating -and
swhnming in hundreds of B.C?
lakes-and rivers,

  

 

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) while, Mrs, Jack.

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meoting:on the work dono to. ald, cancer. victims by .tho: Ordor of the: Tnstorn
the publicity,

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: terest in: Tearning. that ‘voulaie “a
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calling for “action” against apar-
theid . racial” segregation | but. at:
t time. they” Tr jected: a

tive action | as are open ‘to them
‘to bring about the abaridonment”
of apartheid.
WON FAVOR

It. has. won: considerable favor

among: ‘Western: powers: because | sc

“action” is not defined. India’s
Defence Minister V.. K, Krishna
Menon has said it could. mean
anything from: writing. a= letter.
of: protest to imposing sanctions
and he noted his - own country

 

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Katanga refuses

serve UN troops. |

ELIZABETHVILLE (7 — The.
Katanga government and’ Negro
and white residents’: of  Eliza-
bethville. kept: up, ‘an economic.
war. today: against United Na-
tions .troops despite President
Moise Tshombe's truce with’ the
UN command.

All. business places, ‘including }
gurages and cafes, still refused |.
to serve UN personnel.

“VANCOUVER ? com it: KL M.
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(contro) discusses’ napoc

‘commiptac ‘for. the. ‘forthcoming

olected president of the’ British
Columbla ‘Leachors Federation, -

   
  
   
 
  
 
    
  
 
 

Muasnilom,. who ‘spoke. ti

resolution

| would: have the General nd Ceylon
“, Sant states: to. consider
taking such. separate: and collec-

~ | charge of. thett of an autor”
1 March: $1) ‘ati Nelson’ Bros.:Mish- -

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OPPOSES: ‘SANCTIONS:
British” ‘delegate’ ‘Pet
ers, a": “Member.” of :.
said. ‘ganctidns.: would’.d
harm. than: ‘good. and he:

   
    

 

    
  
 
 
   

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Britain: and: Canada: ‘ab
need. for sanctions:.whic
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when ‘ho. appeared . ine ‘police’ Mee
court... ‘Tuesday | before Deptity © ee
Magistrate: R.. A, McLean. On.

     
    

       

      
  
  

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was lald:: following‘ ‘an. dIneldent

   
  
 

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