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"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Greot
Northwest"
VOL.
XLIII,
No.
61
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MARCH
13,
1954
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
1
,
.
t'
From
Wredrodl
IPackoar
fs
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1
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,
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S
f
my
JVfe
IP'
Canadian
Police
Find
Body
Of
Man
on
Deck
Body
of
one
man
has
been
found
and
search
is
underway
today
for
John
A.
Clausen,
old
time
Prince
Rupert
fishbuyer,
whose
packer
the
RAP,
has
been
found
wrecked
off
Holiday
Island.
The
packer
was
sighted
later-
Thursday
by
an
American
tug,
;
He
is
well-known
among
fisher-
Killed
!
In
Crash
j
All
Passengers
POLIO
FUND
GETS
BOOST
FROM
KING
ED
STUDENTS
The
Kinsmen
Polio
Fund
received
an
unexpected
boost
this
morning
when
R.
O.
Moore,
principal
of
King
Edward
School,
handed
President
Bill
Bond
a
bag
containing
$25
In
nickels
and
dimes.
The
money
was
raised
by
the
children
when
they
held
a
tea
for
their
parents
and
guests
at
Open
House
day
last
Tuesday.
'
;
The
gift
was
half
the
sum
collected
the
other
$25
being
scut
to
the
Queen
Alexandra
Solarium
near
Victoria.
The
annual
polio
campaign
comes
to
a
close
with
the
titaging
of
the
last
variety
show
of
the
winter
in
the
Capitol
Theatre
tomorrow
night.
in
:
v
whlch
advised
the
U.S.
Coast
Guard
and
Canadian
men
and
has
been
a
buyer
for
Atlin
Fisheries
here
for
many
years.
Holland
Island
in
about
35
Burned
in
Plane!
SINGAPORE
(CP)
A
London-bound
Qantas-j
The
RCMP
boat
left
here
yes-
America's
Jet
Transport
tcrday
for
the
scene
and
brief
miles
northwest
of
here,
at
the
reports
received
today
said
that
northern
end
of
Dundas
Island,
at
high
tide
the
packer
Is
under
.
is
unsT
JIT
TRANSPORT,
the
newloelng
prototype,
ncars
completion
at
a
plunt
U'.OAC
airlines
Constellation
crashed
and
burned
jon
landing
at
Singapore
!
today.
An
airlines
official
Elks
To
Sponsor
Marshall
Bout
Here
water
on
a
reef.
Mr.
Clausen's
son,
Elmer,
also
has
gone
to
the
scene
in
the
fishpacker
Hillside
and
has
joined
police
in
the
hunt
for
his
father.
RCMP
were
able
to
board
the
ship
when
the
tide
dropped
said
?2
of
the-40
persons
Wish
Tin'
bis.
four-Jet
1
90,000-
pound
transport
will
be
used
as
a
prototyjje
demonstration
to
the
military
servl
and
commercial
airlines.
Tbe4'transport
'of
is
is
feet
long
and
its
wings
measure
130
feet
from
tip
to
tip.
The
cruising
speed
550-mpli.
class.
The
military
version
will
be
used
as
a
multi-purpose,
tanker-trans-a
commercial
airliner,
the
giant
will
be
capable
of
regular
transcontinental
non-stop
irss
ilwn
five
hours;
non-stop
New
York
to
London
schedules
of
less
than
seven
hours.
mipr
Accents
Resianotions
Plane
Missing
On
Coast
.
Three.
RCAFjCans
os
Joe
Ward,
trainer
for
the
Civic
Centre
Boxing
Club,,
announced
lust
night
that
the
Benevolent
and
aboard,
including
all
the
j
passengers
and
one
of
the
j
crew,
were
killed.
Eight
crew
members
survived,
yesterday
and
found
the
body
of
a
man
In
the
rigging,
but
because
of
stormy
weather
and
highwater
have
been
unable
to
j
the
flaming
wreckage
and
are
in
i
TT
Q
f'onwr
Hii-iivl
Protective
Order
of
Klks
plan
to
stage
a
return
match
here
between
Prince
Rupert's
Andy
Marshall
and
Trent
Ketchison,
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
boxer
who
currently
holds
the
Canadian
amateur
middle
get
below
the
deck.
Name
of
the
,
'aTtil
1
a
-j
bnwpr
Commission
Members
c,rA;n
tha
a
(Singapore
nospiuu.
ine
sur-
j
vivors
included
the
pilot,
Capt.
Trevor
Hoyle.
;
dead
dead
man
man
Is
Is
being
being
withheld
withheld
pending
notification
of
next
of
ff-The
lhret-i
Whatihan
power
project.
-
,sion
chairman
Sam
R.
Weston!
weight
championship.
jh
Columbia
power;
Premier
Bennett,
in
accepting
and
commissioners
Maj.-Gcn.
W.
ir.d
its
chief
engin-
;
the
resignations,
said:
j
W.
roster
and
rorrest
Shaw
Friday
as
an
after-!
"This
Is
the
toughest
job
I've
followed
a
royal
commission
rc-
would
let
him
off
duty
to
do
so."
It
is
expected
the
fight
card
featuring
the
return
match
will
be
held
in
April
if
ar
Augusts
$1,000,000
had
since
I've
been
premier.
j
port
which
found
them
"ncgli-
al
the
interior
B.C.
I
The1
resignations
of
commls-
gent."
kin.
jeoastline
today
lor
a
two-
Mr,
Clausen
may
have
been
.
Aprnnoa
nlanp
sedter
Aeronca
able
to
get
off
the
packer
after
plane
it
crashed
and
started
to
walk!
missing
with
two
men
over
the:
rugged
bush-covered
,
island
to
Goose
Bay
where
hejd,)0dra
,
on
A
Hlgnt
-flitrht
from
irom
operates
a
fish
camp
in
the
here
to
Vancouver.
summei
:
months.
The
camp
is
The
uulc
craft
was
,
t
about
three
miles
from
the
scene
about
O.clock
yestcrQay
mmn.
.
he
wreck.
ng
when
it
took
oft
from
Seal
i
Mr.
Clausen
left
here
earlier
r
UVt"
f
.
,
n
U
,alr
tnr
Hnnu
Hair
tn
A
Canadian
was
reported
among
the
passengers
but
there
was
no
immediate
word
of
his
or
her
identification.
BOAC
said
eight
passengers
were
British,
six
were
New
Zeal-andcrs,
four
were
Australians,
two
American,
one
Canadian,
one
South
African,
one
Fijian,
three
Indonesian,
two
Indians,
two
Dutch
and
one
Chinese.
Marshall
defeated
Ketchison
'
In
Vancouver
March
6.
in
a
bloody
battle
which
saw
the
j
Prince
Rupert
fighter
get
up
off
the
canvas
in
the
second
round
of
a
1954
Oolden
Gloves
preliminary
bout
to
floor
the
Canadian
champ
three
times
in
the
third
round
for
a
clear
cut
rangements
with
the
RCN
can
be
completed.
The
Canadian
destroyer
HMCS
Sioux
is
scheduled
to
visit
Prinee
Ru
ation
Week
Concludes
The
commissions
chief
engineer,
A.
W.
Lash,
also
resigned.
Slides,
Caused
by
seeping
water,
crashed
down
on
the
power
plant
on
the
Arrow
lakes
In
the
south
pert
April
2
and
it
is
possible
victory,
tie
went
on
w
win
two
i
n,at
Ketchison
i
Panel
Discussion
ern
Interior.
Whatshan,
a
$5,
Thp
Si
nnannrm
Rlanrianl
cniH
!
l
..
.
...
"-v.
w.
-
Aboard
the
machine
arc
a
inspect
his
floats
foUomng
re-
U
Ange)es
businessmani
A.
B.
and
other
be
making
RCN
boxers
will
BOO.OOO
development
ennnlion;
..
""
more
HKiius
wiareii
o
u
capture
supplies
yr,
)yi.
Juste
of
Cable
and
Wire-I
middleweight
crown.
.
the
trip.
power
to
Okanagarr
valley
less.
M.
C.
M.
Chttambarami
..
,,,
,iu,
u-,,.v,i...;
.f,.
e
..u....u
..,,n,,.i,,mii,i
'Supporting
fights
on
the
card
a
willingness
to
fight
oi
nonit-,
cm,
ln,
cu.n.nu.u.j
,
,aw.
,
Tne
rcport
of
Mr
JusUce
j
v.
chettiar.
managing
director
of
,
trv
and
school
in
developing
the
Complete
Clyne,
a
one-man
royal
commis-1
Indian
Overseas
Bank,
and
Sen
Marshall
IJA,"
area
during
the
.
past
several
weeks
had
caused
some
damage.
Whether
his
packer
was
wrecTT-ed
while
he
wa,s
enroute
to
the
'"
'
''
name
was
not
known.
When
they
left
here
they
had
only
enough
fuel
to
last
about
four
hours.
Authorities
were
again,
"anytime,
any-
slon,
said
:
will
be
made
up
of
Navy
and
Prince
Rupert
fighters.
In
confirming
Ward's
an
Gupta,
district
manager
of
the;
h
so
long
as
the
Navy!
was
outlined
at
an
interesting
panel
(lis
i
mp
memners
oi
tne
b
u.
i
unitea
commercial
canit.
were
scene,
or
on
his
way
nome,
is
imaxing
the
Education
Week
Open
meeting
power
commission
and
their
believed
among
the
passengers.
Aard
School
last
night.
';
;Ssi
"
'
'
unknown.
;
Police
will
attempt
to
board
the
RAP
again
today
to
try
to
see
below
deck.
Mr.
Clausen
.who
is
67
years
tonrlavc,
wlilrh
tn
nrevent
the
dancer
of
the'
Gantas
is
an
Australian
firm.
nouncement
the
executive
of
the
Elks
Lodge
said
that
they
were
sponsoring
the
fight
card
in
an
effort
to
boost
the
"boxing"
fund
launched
last
month
by
Elks
boxing
committee
chairman
Johnny
Odowcs.
It
is
hoped
that
Marshall.
the
possible
eontri-
perish,
the
Kingdom
Qf
,
God.
,
ten(j,ndes
which
they
knew
or
i
The
letters
stand
for
"Queen-
Community
Should
Share
Responsibility
II
phases
of
com-
and
faith
In
Ood.
go
on
forever.
,
nave
known
threaten-
land
and
Northern
Territories
old,
came
to
Prince
Rupert
from
Norway
more
than
40
years
ago.
to
thf
growth
of
the
,MPRT.NrK
OF
i
mik.hu
ikHCTV
ed
the
power
p"lant
and
1U
in-Serial
Services."
The
I.ondon-iuit.
followed
a
var-
.illations
"
I
Australia
route
Is
operated
joint-
notified
when
the
plane
did
not
appear
for
refueling
at
Alert
Bay,
300
miles
south
of
here..
A
Canso
began
the
search
out
of
Vancouver
yesterday
afternoon
then
laid
over
at
Sand-spit
last
night,
taking
off
again
this
morning.
Poor
visibility
and
cold
weather
is
hampering
the
search
as
icing
conditions
prevail
at
low
altitudes.
A
Canadian
Press
report
in
Vancouver
said
a
small
aircraft
"which
could
have
been
the
missing
plane"
was
sighted
at
noon
Friday
over
Harbledown
b!d''nl(ll'
Zr-VX.'
Mr.
Weston
is
a
former
chief
ibyQn
ndBritkh
Over-
the
community,
stressed
the
irrt-
AiWay.
The
community
through
ex-
'
.
.
"
in
nit-
ci'y.
"rnc"
BranS
Corporation
New
Brunswick
engineer
of
the
portancc
of
liberty,
but
stress-
1nnMnaA
nto,
w
prncram
was
th
ane
was
Games
trials
in
Tnrnntn
the
trials
will
come
the
1
h'Ch
school
directed
hy
M'.
Rupert-Terrace
Oldtimer
Dies
In
Vancouver
ed
even
more
the
difference
be-!
nya.-
ve
together
by
sharing
re-
:
!
nire
ween
lberty
and
licence,
W-n-
L
was
!
"esia.
where
it
had
stopped
over
i
sponsibilities
which
require
the
boxers
in
that
authority,
designed
to
ur
(la
u"
;
on
IUs
s.-heduled
flight
from
Syd-I
co-operation
of
all
groups
re-
cr
prevent
licenee.
was
one
of
the
"''
r
V
nH.n
1
.
L1
I
Australia,
.,tr,ii.
to
London.
th.
eardless
gardlcss
of
of
race,
race,
creed
creed
or
or
color.
color."
f.a
who
will
represent
Can-
The
well
-
blended
in
the
BEO
in
Vancouver
s"d
the
lame
aud-
ney,
n
Mlertinns
iiml
most
sacred
things
in
the
world.
;
on
me
nnusna
iub.iwk,
y,..
us
vested
in
the
heme,
th-1
One
of
the
two
Whatshan
gen-ehureh.
the
school,
the
com-
crating
units
damaged
still
is
'!
"
If'
i.4"
'
-f
:
a
v
.
V,,.
ih;-
-
..
.
,
.
-
-
r'"T
y
'
v
;
.
'Mi.
Song
by
Jyttp
Word
was
received
here
today
Island,
30
miles
east
of
Port
this
July.
Already
in
the
fund
at
the
moment
is
$196
to
which
considerable
more
will
have
to
be
added
to
send
Marshall
east,
and
if
he
wins,
to
Vancouver
for
nearly
a
week.
Street
sch,,,,
,.,
munity
and
the
state.
i
undergoing
repairs.
of
the
death
in
Vancouver
of
jjartjy.
Mrs
Reeves,
Dn-sent
-
He
sstid
that
the
people
of:
Half
an
hour
later
the
sound
It
crashed
at
the
end
of
the1
That
is
how
Mayor
George
runway,
after
a
normal
approach.!
Hills
today
expressed
the
part
Flames
roared
out
of
control
for
!
a
city
or
community
should
play
more
than
an
hour.
in
developing
its
citizens.
When
tne
Uiaze
was
quelled,
j
"Education,"
'he
said,
"is
every-flremen
broke
into
the
plane
body's
business,
it
is
not
neces-with
axes
to
mill
out
the
charred
sarily
up
to
the
school
teachers
remains
of
the
victims.
to
impart
all
the
knowledge
to
Some
of
the
injured
crew
'our
children.
Andrew
Bcrnardson,
well-known
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
old-
of
a
small-englned
plane
was
m
Swedish
f(
ilk
the
community
should
work
to-
flA.
v
A
rlllirlirntor
!e
rhildren
of
I
hr
tether.
Using
llirlr
authority
to
,
V.17
HUUUIVUtUI
Site
of
the
fight
has
not
yet
n
Khool
nresenti'd
improve
recreational
facilities
I
KImma1
kntriac
been
decided
by
the
Elks
but
an
J
K'wid
ebnr.t!
lor
vnnntftnrn
nntinir
Ih.'il
the
nouncement
Is
expected
shortly.
"
niu:s.
direeted
meairc
and
the
world
oi
nura-
I
n
t
IfiCP
INrtOnCiaV
.
numbers
in
the
forward
Dart
of
heard
almost
due
north
of
the
first
point
over
Seymour
Inlet.
The
search
planes
arc
covering
a
30-mlle
wide
rectangular
area
stretching
360
miles
from
Alert
Bay
north
to
a
channel
20
miles
south
of
Prince
'It's
part
of
everyone's
re
"Jiv
Daniel.
Also
lure
could
be
pushed
into
pro-1
I
u.
i.
.,,tA
t
M
"'verrliuial
soeuk-
during
for
the
good
of
the
chll-S
Music
festival
Officials
today:
timer
who
moved
to
Vancouver
about
five
years
ago.
Best
known
here
as
"Andy,"
he
was
born
in
Sweden
and
resided
in
the
United
States
and
later
in
Saskatchewan
where
he
was
a
farmer,
before
cming
to
Prince
Rupert
in
the
early
1900's.
,
During
his
early
years'
here
he
was
employed
by
the
city
and
later
worked
at
the
old
Co-Op
liver
plant
on
the
waterfront.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
roBiii(lin
street
!
dren.
rather
than
filling
their
j
again
reminded
everyone
of
WC!Rlltor
'
said
to
be
in
serious
rs
directed
l.iy
minds
with
Immoral
Ideas.
j
Monday
deadline
for
the
May
;
tiUon
i
festival
entries,
and
announeod
1
.,..'
u.imhu,.
sponsibility
to
develop
the
children
so
they
can
live
together.
We
should
educate
them
for
tolerance.
"While
the
community's
prime
responsibility
Is
to
supply
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school
youim-'
labor
was
on
the
adult
rather
:
drama
adjudicator
ft
!
those
aboard,
said
they
saw
only
LONDON
Results
of
soccer
games
Later
he
moved
to
Terrace
where
played
In
united
Kingdom
today:
l-OOTHAI.I.
ASSOCIATION
(TP
sKlh
Round
Leicester
C
1.
Preston
N
E
I.
Ley
ton
O
0.
Port
Vale
1.
'd
!'
Mr.
Fras,
r.
pre-
i
than
the
child,
but
that
It
still!
Mr.
Dobbie,
now
active
with
j
0c
of
lhc
pianf.s
retractable
'
'oik
dances
and
worked
toward
building
the
i
the
Prince
Rupert
Little
Theatre,
w.ris
come
sovn
tne
con-hPh
scliool
band
complete
individual.
He
cited-has
had
wide
experience
tn
the
i
gtciiation
approached.
iiiusica!
nriwi
;.-.,
various
l
vnia
nf
liwiiixtriul
'
theatre
world.
I
n
nmhuianee
rushinir
some
of
schools,
teachers,
playgrounds
and
parks
it
is
also
the
responsibility
of
the
citizens
themselves
to
set
a
good
example
of
living,
working
and
playing
he
bought
and
operated
a
fruit
ranch,
until
his
retirement
and
move
to
Vancouver.
played!
mcrllev
fni.ii
!
tralnlns.
snvino
thnt.
nn
imnor-
Me
RecVer
nreprl
entrants
to
i
the
survivors
to
a
nearbv
hos-
He
was
predeceased
by
his
Sheffield
W
1,
Bolton
W
t.
W
Bromwlcb
3.
Tottenham
0.
KXiMSH
LEAtil'K
directed
by
Mr
!
tant
Dart
of
eood
citlzenshlo
was
npt.
their
forms
In
Immediately,
nital
was
involved
in
a
road
ac-
wife,
and
there
are
no
known
We
are
all
dependent
on
one
comnetence
and
ability
in
occu-i
All
entries
must
be
in
her
hands
cldent.
and
the
patients
had
to
survivors.
VIMTOUS
i
i
pillions.
:
by
midnight
Monday,
March
15.
be
transferred
to
a
police
car
for
anotner
wncther
we
realize
it
Modern
Industry
also
contrl-1
0
late
entries
will
be
accepted,
j
the
rest
of
the
trip.
lor
not
..."
n
Wi
leiinicl
ii,
billed
to
the
happiness
and
"tl
iimilcp.i
',.
1,1
Which
Mrs
Ci"wi
Basil
3
Snowfall
Blamed
For
Power
Cut
A
heavy
snowfall
along
the
Skeena
River
was
blamed
for
this
morning's
power
cut
which
doused
lights
all
over
the
city
for
a
period
of
15
minutes.
Northern
B.C.
Power
Company
officials
said
the
blackout,
which
occured
at
10:28
a.m.,
was
caused
by
snow
clinging
to
the
power
lines,
bringing
two
conductors
together.
The
power
supply
was
restored
at
about
10:45
a.m.
,
Forecast
North
coast
region:
Variable
cloudiness
with
a
few
snow
flurries
today
and
Sunday.
Little
change
lu
temperature.
Winds
westerly
25
in
exposed
areas,
otherwise
light.
Low
tonight
and
high
Sunday
at
Port
Hardy,
28
and
40;
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert.
32
and
40.
Moha
n.
1'.
L",i-
Bud
mid
cj
ipaled
Policeman
Killed
SEATTLE
(i
Three
gunmen
killed
one
policeman
and
wounded
two
others
Friday
in
a
bank
robbery
in
which
they
dropped
$90,000
on
the
bank
floor
in
their
getaway.
Officials
of
the
Greenwood
neighborhood
branch
of
the
Seattle-First
National
Bank
said
a
quick
audit
after
the
wild
burst
of
gunfire
showed
$6.900
missing.
well
-being
of
individuals
through
modern
working
condl-.
lions.
Final
sM'iiker
was
G.
H.
Uurose,
for
the
schools,
who
said
the
school's
mujor
aims
were
to
develop
character.
Intellect,
and
aesthetic,
abilities
and
finally
to
turn
out
good,
happy
and
capublc
citizens.
The
school
attempted
to
"teach
the
best
in
all
phases."
A
brief
discussion
period
with
questions
from
the
floor
wound
up
the
session.
'
h""i-
was
,lm.st
n,?.,,d"v"lulnK
the
liHM.m
1
Arsenal
3.
Charlton
A
3.
Aston
VUla
2.
Manchester
U
Blarhpool
0.
Middlesbrough
9.
Cardiff
C
I.
Burnley
0.
Huddersfteld
T
3.
Newcastle
O
i.
Sheffield
U
3.
Liverpool
1.
Illvlnlnn
II
Blackburn
R
4.
West
Ham
D
I.
Brentford
'i,
Birmingham
C
0.
Bristol
R
1.
Nottingham
P
0.
Bury
0.
Stoke
C
6.
Derby
C
0.
Leeds
U
2.
Doncaster
R
2.
Plllham
2.
Everum
3,
Rotherham
U
0.
Hull
C
4.
Swansea
T
3.
Lincoln
C
1.
Luton
T
1.
Notts
C
2.
Plymouth
A
0.
FOttTBAI.L
ASSN.
AM
ATM'
a
lit
Seml-Flnals
Bishop
A
8.
Brtggit
S
1.
Crooktown
1.
Walthamstow
A
1.
M'OTTIHH
'UP
I'uurtli
Round
Aberdeen
8.
Hewrts
0.
Hamilton
A
1,
Celtic
2.
Partlck
T
t.
Motherwell
t.
Rangers
4.
Berwick
R
0.
SCOTTISH
LKAOlti
litsln
A
Clvde
2.
Queen
of
8
0.
East
Fife
1.
Hibernian
3.
Stirling
A
2,
Dundee
8.
Division
B
Avr
U
2.
Albion
R
2.
Dumbarton
1.
Arbroath
.
Dundee
U
0.
Alloa
A
i.
Porfar
A
3.
Morton
2.
Queens
P
4,
Dunfermline
A
0.
Stenhounemulr
8.
8t.
Johnstone
0.
'UUIU-
She
elted
'
'.
ined-,;
wr-U-balunced
m
mJ
""1R
nu,r'"
sUirit,ll,')l'rtlllltof
,J
'
ereat
Rifl
of
lie
hum,.
,clviition
"
Klcr
Kansas
Hit
By
Snowstorm
MWiikinn;
fur
"'
ni'liiied
iiuliv-
p'rson
Willi.
...1
FIERY
MAYOR
WHITT0N
SAYS
MAYBE
"I
TALK
TOO
MUCH"
OTTAWA
tt'
Mayor
Charlotte
Whltton
says
maybe
she
talks
too
much.
"I
don't
like
talking
so
much,"
she
told
reporters
Friday
after
dictating
a
fiery
blast
at
Parliament,
which
had
approved
movement
of
the
National
Film
Board
to
Montreal.
"I
get
tired
of
talking.
"But
people
keep
making
such
irresponsible
statements
that
I
have
to
keep
making
responsible
replies.'
KANSAS
CITY
OTi
A
snowstorm
moved
northeast
today
out
of
Colorado
and
Kansas,
wetting
down
clouds
of
dust
that
had
reduced
visibility
to
zero
in
parts
of
five
states.
The
storm
dumped
up
to
10
Inches
of
snow
in
its
wake.
Winds
that
had
buffeted
the
plains
states
with
gusts
up
to
R
ill'
s
and
8
UUS
fallh
that
h
"
b
lTmi
uf
the
'5
Pplp-
Clothe
L.
VoncIud-
e'ial
ml
lnder
lht,
A
l.EAI'LKSS
TRKK
frames
a
spring
picture
of
the
night-time
skyline
of
Vancouver,
Canada's
third
largest
city.
Dominating
the
scene
are
21
-storey
Marine
building,
to
the
left,
and
the
Vancouver
Hotel,
a
landmark
topped
by
a
chimney
Illuminated
In
green
neon.
LONDON
Racing
Club
of
Buenos
Aires
held
Chelsea,
English
first
division
soccer
club,
to
a
0-0
tie
In
last
catch
of
team'
English
tour
today.
100
miles
an
hour
diminished
""ciwioni
may
i
slowly
this
morning.