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“company’s Cow Bay. sub-station,

ves VANCOUVER (CP) |
“says he endured ‘five days in a “filthy, overcrowded
cell” inf a Cuban_ jail because Castro authorities
thought. he was an American spy. oe

“yer Sun’ frum Midini, Pat Gar-
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USES POWER :FAILURE |.

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“In a’ dispatch tothe Vancou-

said he. suw “more:mental an-
guish, heart break). and courage
than I have witnessed In my. en-
tire life. I saw men slowly going
crazy because they -knew they
would never. sce their families
again, And I saw: men, who now
may be dead, laughing ab their
position and joking about ‘pare-
don, the firing squad — wall,”
Garrard was arrested at Havana
Airport last week when he was
about to board a plane. for Mi-
mi,-He was released [lve chauyes
later and flew to Miami.

-Ghost mine opens
eVANCOUVER «®).-~- Work on

amrabrndoned gold mine that is
part of the romnce of that

| A ndrew Wasend

dies aged 84 |

. Andrew. Wasond, 84, of 908
Wyehth Avenwos. Wast . died,
Thursday in the Prince Rupert
‘Goneral Hospital, Born in. Nor-
“way, he enm? to Canada 63 yorrs
agonnd farmed dn Saskatchewan
vu Ne moved .lo Prince Ru-
porh In 1942, 0 a
“Hig wife predecensed him jn
1954 and Mr, Wasand 1s survived
py three sons, Marl, Kenneth and
Garcon, all of. Prince Rupert;
and five Maton
vans of wamanton;
; wine of Prinea Rupert; Mrs
wed, Pleming and Mts,

mor of
Wk, Bask,
mm nornl services will be hele

“Wadnosday vt
Pants. Labharan
Hh. has nh,

Intormont

church,

will be.

.

_verintendent of the Northern British Columbia Power, Company,
“ nolds. a.raven which caused’ the city’s short. power failure on
Thursday... The raven, which had a 49-inch wingspread, appar-
oe vently. touched, two °13,000-volt wires, similar to wires above,
. . dclectrocuted-himself.and knocked the city’s power out for’about
The wires were located on the transformer at the
_— Staff photo by Gary Oakes |

 

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| over Montreal international. :
~|-val ended happily seconds before 11 p.m. (EST):S
f-|day night when a Trans-Canada Airlines: airct

| made a belly Janding afte
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MONTREAL (CP) —

[> With 42 passengers anda crew),
‘lof seven aboard, the’ four-engin-
. |ed. turbo-prop~.. Vickers’. - Van-
-| guard) made: what passengers
“| labelled “a perfect landing”: and
“| wound up:at the-end of the run-
-|way, with buckled: propellors and
{little other damage. There. were

no injuries: ; :

Sparks flew from: the runway
as the plane’s. fuselage. touched
down and. scraped along . 1,590
feet of tarmac but. from the
| main. airport’ terminal, it” looked
like a normal landing except for
milling ambulances, fire trucks
and airport officials. —

The plane, flight 781°- from

 

  

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Tampa, Fla:, arrived over. Mon-
treal airport: nearly 10. minutes
\ahead of its 7:20: p.m, scheduled
landing time. and finally crash-
landed at 10:59 p.m. after the
crew had worked. feverishly. to
try to lower .the ”

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“1 fully concurred \in’ this “d
cision,” Capt. Marriott.said

“The port landing-gear‘ wou
not come down -and: this-Jeft:us;
with two unpleasant alterna>):
tives—either to try a belly-lands
ing or to come, in on: the. nese:
and right wheels.” 2° 2-9 os.
He said “the landing was not
as rough as I expected. it to be.”’
The first. officer, Capt. |W. E.
Barnes of Halifax and Baie
d'Urfe said. “I, guarantee... the.
centre. of the aircraft. was within,
four feet of the. centre of the.)
runway during: the entire slide |,
on landing.” He said the foam
was. not: used on the. runway
Sunday night because Of a slight
drizzle. “We felt this would pre-
vent sparks from igniting when,
the fuselage touched the

ground.” Ss ae
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nguard, in TCA service
{since February 1; was the fourth |. en ne
TCA plane in less than a month} — The plane: carried 65 passen
to develop landing-gear trouble.
~~ Three weeks::ago .a four-en~-
gined. turbo .-. prop. ‘Viscount
landed safely at: Montreal air-
after. cockpit panel lights
laiiding-gear had

Last weck a DC-8 jet aircraft

Everyone was. waiting. . ‘to... see

what would happen.”

That was one passenger's de-

scription: ofthe: tension .aboard

an -Fastern Air. Lines Electra:

Sunday ‘night’ as. the’ big. turbo
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began at Atlanta, ;
at’ Raleigh-Durham, |

Cariboo old rush of the last
century, is to be undertaken by
a newly - incorporated British
Columbia company. The. prop-
erty is the old Wingdam mine
on Lightning Creck, 27 miles

had
ton and Friday. & four-engined
super-constellation had to make
an emergency landing at a Uni-
ted States air force base
Goldsboro, N.C., for similar trou-

sindlar trouble in Edmon-

near

Peace bid.try
in Congo war
LEOPOLDVILLE (AP)

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PALM BEACH, Fla. (CP) — The security guard p
was doubled when President ‘Kennedy -and his wife
attended. Easter church ‘ser
himself would not comment on

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} FOUNDATION. WORK for Prince Rupert’s: newest motel: is’ well «
Ss underway on hill beside Canadian Legion building, .overlooking -
; harbor. Motel, incorporated as -Crest’ Motel “Limited ‘by William:
‘ H, Murray, A.J. Bussanich and P. J. Knutson, will be a 44-room, ©
‘two. storey structure. Building the ultra-modern ‘unit is Robin- ©
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Origi
fly ‘back today.’ ar eae
Pro-Castro’ Cubans: allegedly
.were ‘behind ‘plots to. kidnap
Kennedy’s three-year-old, daugh-
ter Caroline or ‘assassinate © the
entire Kennedy’ family—father;
mother, Caroline ‘and John Jr.,
four’ months old. ifs ee
Secret service.’ agents“ have
had the Cuban suspects—three
men anda woman—under
around-the-clock surveillance in
this area, but have held off ar-
resting: them for lack of evi-
dence, nee

A crowd estimated at 1,000 had
assembled in the vicinity and im
front of St. Edward’s Roman

 

 

nally, he “had intended’ to| —

cast of Quesnel on the Barker-
ville road. pe
Bed travel extends
DAWSON GREEK () — A chal-/craft, said ho used all prescribe
lenge issued between the north-" methods to try. to
ern British Columbia cities of faulty landing-goar, .
Fort St. John and Dawson Creek,! qiyes and pullouts.””

ble.
Capt, BE. T.
d'Urfe, Que.,

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In the role of mediator, a
Lumumbist official who is
on speaking terms with
President Joseph Kasavu-
bus central government

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Mrs, T. Me-
Mrs, J. M,

R, Rahe
Dunenn, Vancouver [s-
Jands and Mrs, wv. Davis of Out

2:80 pam, ab Bb,
the
sackson: officiating,
In. Falrviow

Saturday led) to one. of Lhe,
strangest cavaleades ever secn
on the Alaska Highway, The ca-
valeade consisted of Fort St.
John Mayor Frank Spicer being
propelled on a bed by 10 weary
citizens after a 48 - mile trek
from Fort St. John.to the Alaska
Highway mile 2cro post In Daw-
son Creek,
More bed pushers
PORT ALBERNL () — The Al-
berni district's representatives
to the mayors’ conference in
Richmond this week plan to push
bed from city hall here to the
municipal hall in Richmond. The
bed = pushing delogatos leave
Tuceday. Total distance js 100
milos, 35 of which will bo tra-
velled. by ferry, oo
Escapees caught
LANGLEY «) — Langley po-
lico have captured two escapeos
from the Haney Correctional In-
stitute, Russe! Osland of Oliver
and David Jamos Ray of Bdmon-
Lon wore picked up as they walk-
od along the Trans - Canada
highway Ino the rasor. Valley.
Thoy had osenped . last. wook,

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il ROMP have charged Matthow
Churnoy of 104 Hays Cove Circlo
with fighting and resisting ar-
rest, following an. incident. Bat-
urday night In the downtown

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and the Vanguard manufactur-

TRIED BELLY-LANDING
Finally, after consultation be-
tween Montreal. control-tower

ors—Vickers-Armstrong in Der-
by, England—it was decided to
try belly-lunding.

Injured man
flown south

A 33-year-old. Kincolith man
was flown Lo: Vancouver by a
Canadian Pacific Airlines alr-
plane today to recelvo further
treatment. and:observation for
hoad ‘injuries ‘at the General
Hospital, poe '
ROMP sald that Murphy Stan-
ley was takan to Prince Rupert
CGenorl Hospital late Saturday
night after hoe -received exten-
sive injuries in a fight with an
unknown person. on Third Ave-
nuo West nenr Sixth street,
Hospitny officials sald that the
man was conaldered In only fair
condition. a
Police have not arrested any-
one in connection with tho -incl-
dent but an extensive Invostiga-
tion In undarway.
bruised Me
A four = your = ole boy! was
pridsod stigntly whon ho was in
collision with a-car drivon by
Albert Wilson ‘Adama of 1020
Sixth Avenue’ Bast in the 600
block Sixth Avenue West about
12:48 pan. ‘Maroh 30, -
ROMPF anid that. Douglas Ponr-

gon, son of Mr. and Mrs, Jack
Ponrson, apparently’ collided

 

 

 

arranged a peace flight
today to the rebel strong:
hold in Stanleyville.

of Leopoldville province,
would .sound out Antoine Gil-
venga, head of the Stanleyville
regime
about joining
oO
Congo's anti-Communist politi-
cal leaders are putting together.

ugreed to give Kamiltatu trans-
portation to the rebel capital 775
miles northeast of Leopoldville,
but it is nob a party lo any no-

Cleophas Kamitatu, president
sald he

‘Orlental - province,
the confederation
Congolese states that The

in

Tho UN Congo command

gotiations,
Gizonga, who calls himself
promior of all The Congo and 1s
recognized by the Communist
bloc and a fow African states,
has snubbed previous. hids to
join the now confederation,
Kamitatu said he was under-
taking his mission as a neulral
and not as an emissary of the
Kasavubu government,

Ammunition
recovered _

 

tho afternoon. of March 30,

but no charges are contomplatec

 

 

 

101 Dighth -Avonve Rast abou

- Six boxes: of .22. calibra rifle
sholla wero recovered from threo
juvonilos who had shop. lifted
Lhe sholls’ from. Jaftray's Sports
& Trophies, 210 Sixtly Streat, In

ROMP. snid that thoy. recover'-
od the sholls, worth about $5,

from the juveniles the same diy
i./ tin of 844 Summit Avonuo was

Miromon anaworod w-anll to a
house: owned by Arne Stonsol vb

12:04 pn, Saturday but tt proved

Catholic Church long before the
president and Mrs, Kennedy ar-.

rived Sunday—almost 10 min-
ules Jate—lor 10 am. Haster
mass. .

The first precaution the secret
service took disappointed. the
crowd. The usual’route from the
Kennedy estate was changed
and ‘the president and his. wife
slipped in through: a side door
of the church, almost unnoticed,
while the speetators waited out
in. front. :
Well-in advance of the Ken-
nedys’ arrival, sceret service men
augmented by local, county and
state police had filtqred Into the
crowd:to keep 4 close watch for
any potential troublemakers.

In fire threat
call firemen
asserts chief

No fire calls are unneces-
sury if there's aby danger, of
, fire, Fire Chief Karl Becker
gid today, — /

he fire chiels comment
was caused by a headline “Fire
Gall Unnecessary’ on a story
March 28 which described) a:
fire-at the home of Mr, and
Mrs, ©. P, Rudolph, 155 Sev-
enth Avenue East, The tre was
cout hy the time the firemen
‘arrived and the hoadling wis
intended to mean ‘that. the
firemen were not needed | by
the time thoy. arrived, Some
“yerders Interpreted. the head-
line to menn that the family

had wasted lhe fire depart.
“ment's tine, JR
he Dally News regrets wy

embarrassment ar inconver:
“Tonce caured the Rudolphy.

YA cnr owned by George Mare

struck by an unknown vehicle
while [tb was parked In front of
hig homo about 3:30. p.m, yos-
ROMP. atntod = that

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_ VANCOUVER (CP)
Mrs. Gertrude Guerin, 43-
year - old. grandmother,
housewife and vice-presi-
dent. of. Southlands  ele-
mentary school is the first
woman to be.elected chief
of the Musqueam Indian
reserve here. os
With, a friendly manner,
cheery smile and. bouncing en-
orgy, she is well suited for the
job requiring » crying shoulder
for the personal problems of the
villavers and a knowledge = of
business administration,

Musqueam | reserve is a good
example .of «the changing ways
of a modern-day reservation, In
this arca west of the Point Grey
golf course not far from the
city’s centre, back in. 1808 the
Musqueams turned back explorer
Simon Fraser, refused to let him
on thelr, land, |

 

 

 

 

Poking'’s) Foreign Minister
Chen Yi, winding: up a visit’ to
Indonesia, ‘told reporters that if
SEATO ‘sends troops Into: Laos,
‘thon China will also send
broops

Marshal Chen Yi, who led the
Chineso Communist 3rd Army
into Koren In 1060 before be-
coming foreign minister, alluded
to SEATO'S warning that It was
propired to take “appropriate

Boy unhurt:
in accident

+ On

| drifting with one
.. | Seymour. Narrows

"gas and directions to. the’nea _
The. man -said’ he

River.

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to the chanes ankve a pe
Co.’s coastal steamer Skeena .

if not their lives,
lorthland Navigation
rince Satur

 

they were found drifting off the coast

Captain. Henry, W.-M: Hall re- |
orted on his: arrival in. Prince:

its trip north from. Vancou-.

 

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anchorage.
was out.-fishing from Campbell
His name. was not avail-
ables
‘The. ‘second. incident. occurred
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‘Queen -Charlotte and Fitzhugh |

Ferry, license |;

irport need
A Canadian. Pacific Airlines
spokesman in Vancouver today
said. that the company would be
operating a service to the Prince
Rupert Airport on Digby. Island,
He said there are two condi-
tions which the company insist

must be’ fulfilled, They are that]
the. department of transport He |

cense the airport and that a car

ferry is in operation between the | |

city and the stand.
As soon as these conditions are

met, he concluded, a scheduled |

{Sounds when the. Skeen
Rupert .«yesterday. that the,| went. to. the “assistan
Skeena Prince had gone to, the |‘foot. cruiser: which “w
‘assistance ‘of ..two. small, vessels |°..

 

service will be. conumenced, |,

re

says Red China if troops

JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP)—Communist China today held-a threat

Heard

Or
Si

the West to turn Laos into another Korea if the Southeast Asia Treaty
gation. (SHATO) sends troops into the strife | .

aclion” to prevent: an -armed
Communist takeover of Laos, :
Tho marshal insisted “that
up to now: China has nol taken
part in. the Laotian clvil war,”
The foreign minister sald Po-
king's solution: to the lghting
botweon: pro-Woastorn and pro-
communist ‘forces in Laos ts: to
lot tho. Laotian people settle

withdraw all foreign intervon-
tion, This would onsure poace
and noulrality in the country.”
A communique on Chon Y's
talks with Indonosian Presidont
Sukarno. contended’ that | the

 

boy escaped Injury. whon he was
In collision with q vehicle driven

Ciralo. In the Shop-Basy parking
lot-on Sccond Ayonve Wost about
fi pm, March 30, ! .

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now gone 8 0.7, days
without. a fatal traffic

nd Korea

-torn Indochina kingdom, .

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two leaders’ declared; . “All for-
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countrioas ‘should: bo”
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tind igh ‘tomorrow,

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