- Six killer convicts :
he attempt prison escape

SAN QUENTIN, Calif. (AP) — Six desperate
killers on death row at San Quentin State Prison beat
‘two guards into bloody submission Monday, seized

their guns and held them hostage more than three
ours in a vain escape plot.

« A tear -
from the roof

gas barrage, fired
into the sixth-

floor cells of 33 condemned men,

forced the conspiratcrs to drop

 

| Co-operative
insurance firm
growing

Special to The Daily News

REGINA-- Construction this
year of a home office building
for Co-operative Life Insurance
Comipany and Co-operative Fire
and Casualty Company has been
announced by G. R. Viereck,
Prince Rupert, President of the
two national co-operatives.

The new building will be lo-
cated in Regina, home office for
the Companies’ operations across
Canada.

“This is another milestone in
the outstanding growth and ade-
velopment of the co-operative
insurance companies,” said Mr.
Viereck. ‘It reflects not only
the confidence and support of
the co-operative and credit un-
ion movements in the Compan-
ies, but also the acceptance by
the public of the concept of in-
surance the co-op way—based
on service and the buyer’s need.”
* Modern in all aspects, the
‘building .will embody the latest
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| their two guns and release the
| bleeding hostages.
| One of the killers, Clyde Bates,

40, awaiting execution for the
| fiery deaths of six persons in
'1957 in a Los Angeles tavern,
i pleaded over the telephone with
Warden Fred R, Dickson at the
last:

“Don’t come in with tommy-
guns and kill us like rats.”

One courageous guard risked
his life to get out the first word.

Set. Roy B. Kardell, 47, the
left side of his head bleeding
where he was hit by a bar, sat
by a telephone on death row, a
pun pressed against him.

Liis Moya, one of two men
hired by Mrs. Elizabeth Duncan
to kill her Canadian - born!
daughter - in-law, had an arm |
clamped tightly around Kar-
dell’s neck.

Kardell was told he would be

 

1 a.m. call count report, he gave|
any inkling something was amiss.
But Kardell blurted out to the
operator, “there’s trouble on the:
row.”

“T figure it was better to for-
feit my life tian let the boys
pet loose,” said the ruddy-facedi
Kardell later.

The other seized guard, C. L.!
Deatrick, 27, was slugged so
savagely that he was semi-con-
scious throughout the ordeal.
His captors took turns stemming
the flow of blood. After release,

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Two men fined
for hit, run

failing to remain at the scene
of an accident and were fined
$35 each Saturday when they
appeared in police court before
Magistrate E. T, Applewhaite.
Vincent Amante of 1209 Beach
Place also had his license sus-
pended for three months. He was
charged after a car he was driv-
ing was in collision with a park-
ed vehicle owned by Dr. G. W.G,
Fiddes. The doctor’s car was
parked in front of his home at

 

  

346 Fourth Avenue West.

Sydney Thomas Crosby of 545
Sixth Avenue East was fined and

Another of the convicts in the | had his licence suspended for 14
plot. was Augustine Baldonado, days. He failed to remain at the
partner of Moya in the Ven- | Scene of an ‘accident on Third
tura, Calif., murder-for-pay. Avenue West after his car struck

Mrs. Duncan, 57, likewise un- |9nother owned by Ralph Olson.
der death sentence, is held at nn
the prison for women at Corona

e e
in the southern part of the state. | Dining room
She will be held there until the!
day before her execution which | opened at
e
hot springs

will take place at San Quentin.
A new dining room and kit-

Deatrick was rushed to hospital
where he was reported recover-
ing.

¥% jand flexibility.
a4 Thefirst ‘phase, to be con-
© ‘structed immediately, will con-
‘sist of four storeys and full
-asement with provision for ex-
pangjon’ to six storeys and a
M..aloubling of floor areas.

yy + Initial floor areas will provide
€’a total area. including — base-
i ment. of 38,475 square feet. and
a Wrfet usable floor area for offices
of 30,000 square feet.

  
 
 
 
 
 
  

 

 

 

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The date is yet to be set because
of several appeals she has made.
chen was opened at Lakelse Hot
Springs on June 23 by resort
owner, Ray Skoglund.

Outfitted with the most mod-
ern of equipment, the dining
room kitchen boasts walk-in
refrigerators, a hot food table,
baker’s table, stoves and a char-

purchased
by PWA

Special to The Daily News
VANCOUVER -~ Recent pur-
chase of a 96-passenger Douglas
DC6-B aircraft by Pacific West-

Quebec man
remanded |
for sentence

vor fn monte hed eam cca ste brn, Me oe
wany's fleet to 43 aireratt Pur-|_,Jean Joseph Guy Roger Cryans |lund said the whole undertak-
mn ’ ‘d f ‘tom Nc rihwest. Airlines claiming to be from Quebec jing cost $25,000. The dining
chased Pron ) a MES,|yleaded guilty to breaking and/iroom accommodates 30 people

the a alt was Hown trom Min- entering into McRae Motors in and the owner said that he had
neapolis to Vancouver where it the early morning of June 98,'spared no ex so 10 eau 1
has been repainted in Pacific ‘ ; » Spared no expense to equip anc
Western's distinctive new de. ;and was remanded in custody furnish it.
sign. The pressurized and radar- Oe 7 for eet istrat His next project is the devel-
equipped aircraft entered sched-.. ‘ap appear ee ON agistrate “opment of more campsites at an
led service July 1 on northern|™ T. Applewhaite this morning. area on Lakelse west of the
routes from Edmonton to Fort He was arrested after he was main resort. There are now 26
Smith, Yellowknife, Norman caught walking out the rear door motel units, 15 campsites, and
Sa a Inuvik in the North-|0f the garage. When questioned 16 overnight trailer sites, each
west: Territories. by police he said he was the with power and water hookups.
In terms of number of alr- night janitor. Police said he en- | yead of the dining room staff
eratt, operated, Pacifie Western tered through a broken window. jg Mrs, Ula Peterson, an Alber-
has the second largest commer- as tan woman who has cooked at.
rial fleet of aireraft in Canada Hubcaps stolen Red Deer and Lake Louise, There
CHARLESTON, W. Va. (AP)
Thieves taok two new spinner-
type hubeaps off Frank Lacy's
‘aur over the weekend,

 

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ONE CHAMBER
New Brunswick's present form |
at provincinl assembly dates back
te 1B9) when an act was passed Vacy said the latest thefts
abolishing the legislative Coun-| brought his total hubeap loss
rah, to 32.

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to 2 pm. and 6 pam, to 9 p.m,

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NARROW ESCAPE
anti-submarine patrol bomber
the runway and nosed over into a
Patricia Bay airport near Victoria.
equipment was heavily damaged in the crash.

AMERICAN RODENT
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OTTAWA ‘®— Canada’s 95th
birthday was celebrated in the
capital Monday with bells and
bands, pipes and drums, songs
and dances, jets and guns, sold-
iers, sailors and airmen—and
bugs and sun.

An estimated 3.000 people-—

many of them obviously tour-
ists—-walked, talked, sat, squal-
ted and sprawled in the after-
noon beneath the Peace Tower
an Parliament Hill for the day-
long outdoor show marking Do-
minion Day, 1962.

The afternoon show as like a
Sunday school picnic—withoui

 

      

hree-man crew of this RCAF Neptune
escpaed injury when it overshot
shallow drainage ditch at
radar
— CP Photo

. The common garter snake has '
Two Prince Rupert men plead-| america, has spread over most;}been known to give birth to 78 |

 
  

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| Canada’s 95th birthday celebrated
with bells, bands, pip

The birthday began under a
blue sky with the Changing of
the Guard, a summer-long pag-
eant on the Parliament lawn
featuring the 2nd Battalion, the
Canadian Guards.

Close to 10,000 persons watch-
ed the three-hour ceremony
that concluded . the © official
birthday on the parliamentary
lawn—trooping -the color, a 15-

weg ge

eS, drums |
jet fly-past by Voodoo aircraft,
a massed band marching dis-
play and the Royal ‘Canadian
Navy sunset ceremony.

The White Ensign was lower-
ed at 8:56 p.m.—just as the sun
set in the west over: Britannia
Bay.

 

4 Prince Rupert Daily News
Tuesday, July 3; 1962

 

 

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