0 nT A Ww A: C P) —
Albert’ Wdward: Lucien
: annon, 3o-year- old Can-

fas: heen found dead - of
kK nife ‘wounds Bu Saigon,

te ial affairs depen
reported today;

PA department spokesinan. said
Sclalls ‘of'and ‘circumstances sur-
paezbunding Mrs Cannon's’. ‘death
were. Tol “Immediately “known
Bere.” ¢
ae Reuters Hews, ‘aomnev. eld: Ine
a iSpatch. from? Paris” that it
3 rheu Cantivi Win wssassmal-

 

gon ‘oports ° “sald ‘he’ Was
ind: dead In-his-bed.. ‘He had
on. Struck. several, blows, In the
res) witha sharp weapon,
- Vietnamese |: ahd - Canadian.
authorities In Salkon- refused to

sclose .furthor detalls: South
Viet ‘Nan President Ngo Dinh |!
# Diem, ‘ordered an Inniedlate in-
N Veatigation In co-operation with
e Canadian authorities:
“Cannon's. buay was taken, to
the’ ‘French hospital In. Salgon
where It: was placed in ‘the mort-
yary chapel,

Thomas Carter, Canadian
commissioner with the Viet Nam
control commission,-Js due to ar-
rive «In Saigon Saturday from
Hanol, North Viet Nam.

. + Mr, Cannon, a natlye of Que-
bec: City and wartime, Squadron
leader {n-the”” ‘RCAR:* ‘was Jn
_ Charge “of: the ‘Salgon:: ‘office of
‘the Viet Nom truce. commission,
; Salgon: ts is” the: ‘enpital of. _Sguth
Stem A Tynt ; Z
Pact by thes D ioficatnes
7 oi Mr..Cannon’ was posted to}
igon-from: OuLawa: last Decem-
ber. The truce coniinis sion com-
prises Canadian, Indlati “aiid Po-
lish. members.

 

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B.C. NEWS ROUNDUP.

 

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shooting Marel 2 A
John Tenry Donaldson,
died jn the shooting aftray
the Mayling cabaret In Vancou-
ver'a Chinatown,
Brown was wounded,

Andy Wall, Mekenng's cousin
testified that wn a rgumeut abou

 

   
   
   
    
    
    
   
    
   
     
 
 
     
   
     
  
   
   
   
  
   
  
  
   
  
     
    
 

Walt, (estifled that Jack as-

someone else said, “why don't
you geb tp and ging.” .
Tht started gn argument bee

Magistra te
Defers
| Bigger. Fine

BUlpondiary Miglstrate I, ¥
Olkskoy's now minim, fine of
60 fot all Apoedorsy which he
geNiounCed Ab yostortny's olly
police court, wng -dlotorred. 24
YOU'S today, oo

“No fied Hlwart) y Royonu,
edd Park Avenno, who plonded

ity Lo oxevading. (ho apood
lt, $86 snd cont, M nye dy
FOFNUIL of payMont, “
A Moglatrato Gtnaaoy comment.
H thot he would: postpone the
pnvior fino WNL! tomorow alnee
Nora Whoa only one -conge - of
podding hefure Wo our todny, | iq

. "ae oven memento ‘

i The Weather’

Mustly eluicly lodiny’ dnd. Subs
Merits’, LAu(io chan {hd i
mayo, Light wiids,

A high Saturday ‘At’ Tort Hare

 
      
   

  

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Brads |

Hartiion loko distritl, 8

With hind are: his: tracking °
‘unidentified fellow “hunter.

EXPEDITION SOON

 

 

Wy LARRY
Canadian: Pre

ing smiles and even open,

  

VANCOUVER ( (CP)—Raised eyebrows s, know-,

 
 
 
 
  

 

“northeast of Vancortver,: seek- :

“ing” ‘the. fabled: Sosquateh, the “lost” race of “halry: ‘giants, ”

dogs, Joc and Julle, - and: an:
my (cP, Photo).

Swiss, Mountaineet Sure
Sasquatch Still Around

STANWOOD -
ss Staff Writer’

derision have not. discour-

aged 3 a young Swiss mountaineer from his - plans ‘to

look; for a “Jost” race in:

“Reng, D Dahindeni; **28=y¢ iarsold

Hae nt, says-he Has no ‘ajubb:

danen” Or the thotntainss!:

ie a ‘Sasquatch,- still!

TOVE nied Wilderness: in a prints;
tive stale, oto

‘To pr ‘Ove his theory.the young!

 

 

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sorted lye could sing better (han 'yon wank! Then he
the cabaret entertainer and fring.”

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"Low tonight) tome,

 

Brey, Anuidaplt and mee mM Iport,
; Bd 1, a

 
  

Mes

mountalietr and amateur: an-

~ Canada has, helped “supervise : thropologisy plans an: expedition 5
the ‘armistice in. the fe asso-, tiiis ‘pring His sights are seb: ly and the generai public titters, i “parade
, Clated states of Indochina—Viet on: the Harrison Lake hinterland,; Dahinden 1s quietly. tea
" Nani, Laos and Cambodla—since’ Although it's only about, 60 miles | fora journey in, tn aura’ of ‘ad-
the summer of 1954 soon after, northeast of Vancouver,
tie! truce was achieved at Gen-! the recent leads, pelt ‘to. (his!
eva between Communist and: jangle of fOrest;.
_j towertng peaks as the k air of the, Says.

sent abn og

most, cf)

Rare romted aah me sels os

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Night ‘Club Fight Described
As Man Committed for Trial

VANCOUVER @—='Joseph MeKenna, 21, was committed for bomin Snowman of the
trial Thursday an a charge of murdey cavising out of a enbaret Li ,

BUY |
the next table,” Watt sald:

MeKenna then left for half an

Liwrenee hour,

"When he came baek he came

1 dn read fast, He came up to the, |
L next table,
slinging preceded the shoollng. jup

o +» JOC had a gun, MeKenna
sald, ‘come duwn and fight it:
slurted

 edathadelonnd

VANCOUVER @—The trial of}
Robert Somrmeys’ shinder ente!
ngulnst David Sturdy was nde
Journed: by Mr, Justice Harry
Sullivan Thursday fo June 3
from Muy 37, Counsel nay apply
ON) propoy grounds for yel le
othor. adjour ment,

Cpomepe § er qemytt

NUW WESTMINSTER (nr An
Allene supreme court Jury will
idoclde today whothor  Cerld
Wdward Yaton, 1, will be con-
vieted of the murder of alght-

yooreold Catolynno Moore of
Langley laab Ayy'll 90,

Baton toptiflod at his soc
trial that he killed the gir) when
Ia oar struck her iy a dane and
Inter. hit hor body with a Wwronoh,

1 PRINTS oon
VANCOUVER: (Mm John Wille
qn Buckolh 44, Wad commilbled
trian} ‘Mursday on, two
ahrges of attempted murder
avlaing out. of an abortive hojd=
up-attompl on the mah brangh
of Why Roya! Dank of Onniusin
Miyeh’ 48,
Pour bank employoos.¢ ould nob
Tidontity Wnokel) byt Oonalulite
Wonnobh. Milox,: 97, potted ‘ont:
ih HUB} Ooh Na the manwhe slat
hin following mo lolli tbe

‘Bugkol} In al nrgort with tho
Allomptod murdoy of Milos rind
Rououtitan Ronnie Colnpaton,

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“Wouldn't It" be LAbuldy; 0
' produce A. compiplely: “primitive
(race: living right tn, ourcmidst,”
‘he said in an ‘interview

REPORT MANY CLUE 8
" While scientists cough. ‘polite-

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prepar Ing:

venture, mystery anid suspense.
“There is too much evidence of:

canyons and ; this creature lo jdlsteg ard it,” he: sponsible,”

.

' “Phe sasquateh 4s right at
your door. He isn. living being:
and I'm going to prove.it.”

To support his eloims and be-
 liefs, the young Swiss offered the
| result of two years of research
Hinto the background of the leg-
| endary race of powerful, wild
; Klants of BC, whom he deseribes
fas similar ii appenranee to tie

 

In Canada for ola-vears, Dah-
HMnden first heard of the Sns-
iquateh from aw Calgary farmer,
When he moved to Lumby, B.C.
in the Okanogan Valley, Rene
became seriously interested,

NDIAN LEGENDS

A couple of guys fat | The Tlans of the area (ell! on New Year's day, 1014 just a
many legends and some celui

netual experlenes, Que such kk
Chief Plerre Louls:of (he Okane
agin bond, now whout. 80, who:
recalls that in his youth a woe

main from his tribe came upon a
sleeplng Basquatehy ¢
poured, bub left his mark,

"T saw his footprints,” > the
chief told Rene, “They were
twlen ns bly as 0 mnie "

White men frst eijite In con.
inet with the hairy gant in the

10's vd a Hudson's By. faetor
wrote of Nis eneounter wily a
group of “huge wild. nto” along
tho Harrison Rivers‘

Chief Aust Jack of the Caple
Ho Indiuns In Varieconvor told
Dohinden-of tho eapiyre of a
Whierfool tall female. Snaqugteh
Ih tho lato 180K, we

Tho old ehiet anya hho anWw the
cronture in Now -Woxtminater
Where, sho was ongod: and «ox:
hibited "for 10 ‘oontaitt peek,”

Tho anptive, sayy ‘tho chief,
Ws takon to-Violorty for oxhil.
a but would Not ons and HOON

th

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US. | Missiles
For NATO Forces),

‘PAIS (out oray seg! Vile
‘ind Nialon lan doatdetide equip
NATO foreos with) Honent doh.
And Madore 'grounidedde
ground missiles and tho Nike
Rroundetuente: a Allo, (hia
'yont,,(o North Alani Couns

ee theatre on! ‘the’ afternoon’ before

      

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‘ ri peal a
With dissofutton. of Parliat
' virtually: certain: today, the Col
mons, Thursday’ -wasy, ‘like

opening night, lt was! feaventy
ulniost deserted:
‘the: ‘Conimons*

 

Sour own -back yard.

open . when Finance: Minister
Unrris offered {0 take ‘ont
Progressive. Conservatives - oy

bale of last May and June.

he said In reply to: charges: by J:
M. Macdonnell:

and feels that whatever M wants
to.do must be right. ,
iMr:.
cabinet. ministets : will, ‘soon pre
sent themselves:as men ‘of ‘gr
wisdom; ‘They: would: scoff at. th
idea: “abyone: lke. -sHould: be:
‘ning thie” couiilry’s: affairs,

inrougt its 70th: sitting day, FY nce
the sesslon opened Jan; 87 lotzot } 8
ground was: covered. But much jhe
of it. by: now was as familiar as Re

Klectloheering moved: ‘Into this .

issues In the bitter pipeline de= [r=

“Tt. will suit; the Liberal party! ~
just as. ‘well as any ‘other. issue,” |e.

APC - ‘Toronto .

‘ Greeriwood)' - that. the -govern- |
ment 18 smug “and: self-satisfied |

Macdonnell said “Liberal

 

   
 
  

  

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Mr, Harrls‘Sdid Mr. "Macdonnell'!
and other Conservative: ‘members:

 

 

 

ment,
i those sentiments but did
them every day,

. He ‘added: "Te there
' things ‘to ‘be deplored in
| pipeline debate .
ment cannot. be hel

not;

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City Pioneer
W.W. Wrathall
Dies Aged 73

Wiliam = W, Wrathall, well,
known eltlzen. of the elty slnee,
its early ploneer days,’ died at
Prince ‘Rupert Geneya] Hospital
last night after a long Iness, He
was 13,

Rorn In London, Brgland, Me,
Wrathall emigrated to Victoria
with his parenta when he was:
four yoars old, Ho and he wite
Lydia arrived in Prince Ruport:

!

few months before the Grand
Trunk Paelfic rallway was com.
plotad,

A telegraph operator unt hia
rcurement hii years ago due to
M-health, Mr, Wrathall coped
WIL some ruggod conditions in
de area, Tha “hand- writlen recs
ord of hy Wile here, he recalls
eeoolng, 180 miles up the
Skoona River (o- Navelton when
MH) the river slernw@heclers were
Wwrockod, In the fall of 1007,

Mr, Wiaihall's hobby was ams
alent radio, and ua.-co-ordingtor
of the northamn nobwork of ame
ntaur tadlo “hats,” he often ree
Inyed ‘and recolyod vitul mog-
anges Whol landlines broke down
du had weather,

A widowor, Mr, Wrathall lived
with hls duughtor Miss Audroy
Wrathill) ob 396 Pitth «Avenue
Woat, Ho lonyok flva other oliiide
rene Willan RB. Wrathall, 890
Bocond Avonuo Wostt J, 2, Wrns
Hyall, 200" Third Avonue , Wosts
Mix, Johny Comadina, 936]
Witth Avenue Wostt HW, Rlehard
Wrntlnll, 03) month: ‘Avenua
Knali Konneth Werathnll, 1071
Ninth Avonun wast Shore are
Savon grandohidron,

Punoral armngaments: Will bo
announced Jntor, .’

WIROBHIMA UN => k aml]
forrybont <anrrylng': moro than
Wwluo Ils roglatored: passenger
oupilelly ranmnod a rocky obs
abrieblon. n-vapan's plobiroseto
Tiond? Bon. loday nd gnnk
quickly with 222 potyons abonrd,

Tho const. ‘guard: roportod. 18

 

 

voll Announeod in ee
hs ny ye he

i ne
fy eo

Nicholls, “Victor. Welch,

an)

Ler ban.

The commendation came after
were they, had: performed like | vetcr-
ais. in their first appearance in!
the fitst. aid competition of the!
d solely re-'B,C.. division of the Canadian

| Pulp and Paper Association ‘at

: Vancouver,

Placed first was the Powell
| River loam with Alaska.Pine wid
- {Cellulose team from Port ‘Alice

hiking second’ plice,

| AN teams competing. made an
excellent impression and gaye
judges P, A, Baliner, MD, and R,
H, Clark a difficult adjudication |

task,

Polnts scored by all were high:
with small differentials between |
teams, many of which included ;
old timers in iirsi ald compe

tions,

Mishap Rate
In B.C. Mills

ond Papor mill Workers,
During 1986, thoro wore

he sald,
Throo major onusos wore:
nnd slips, accounting for

hy oH

onugh

cont,
Convurtin

donts, of wl

i

hy falling objects,

Ning mills roported $7,069 frat
you "you were
outs,” Mr, Green

inl bu Just:
povon tlt ‘avele
Hh oo

THO conforonco js bolng

Londer by officinis and om-
ployoosof Columbia Cotluloso

 

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They: ‘are ‘coach: ‘Arthur: Lees, '
have often” spoken. ‘about the captain Harry Wilkinson, Gordon
tights and freedoms of Parlia- | Tony

The Liberal party shared ; Houden and reserve Angelo san-]

The mills represented wero; —!
Alaska Pine and Cellulose Id,,!
‘Port Alice; Canadian Forest Pro- '

Top U.S. Toll

VANCOUVER Mee ‘The uel
dent rate in’ this province's
forost, products mills is higher
than In United States mills, nM
union delegnte told the sovonth
annyal Inhor and managoment
snfoty.conforcnee Thursday,

"Wo aljould meob the sufety
challenge of -Amoriuan mills,"
snd dQ," Groon,: International
roprosentative - of International

lost-tine and compensable accle
dents: jn standard mills in B,C,
This Wns 12 moro than In 1966,

por gong of Uno total struck
vols, 104° por conty and
botweon objects, 0.0 por

planta had 00 necl.
oh 37 por.cont{ wore

onused by workers caught In or
boron Objevla; 30 por cont by
falla and slips, and M4 por vent

 

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ducts rtd. Part'=Melion; Crown}
Zellerbach. Canadian. Litd., Ocean
Falls; ‘Crown. Zellerbach, Rich-
‘mond; division; Elk’ Falls Com-
pany.’ Ltd. “MacMillan and. Blo-
dell Limited, Port Alberni: Mac-
Millan: and Blodell Limited, Har-
mae? and Vowel itiver Company,
Ltd.

ccc team. meinbers were. en
tertained at lunch by the com-

pany’s Vancouver personne:
Also present from Pritiee Ru-
pert were J. 8. McGill,-manager
of administration; Robert Kel-
sey, safety supervisor; William
'E, Halliwell, operating superin-
tendent; Hugh. Muir, mainten-
ance superintendent and repr.
j senting the Vancouver offlee: T,
.M, Beatipre, executive vice-presi-
‘dent; Tan Barelay, assistant to
‘Mr, Beaupre: Rober, 8. Stacey, |
tle | director of administration and
id, Washburn: assistant to the

| director of adininistration,

“We want you men to know
"the management of CCC Is fully
ware of the effort and time you
have spent In preparing for this
Pevent,” Mr. Beaupre. said in
‘ praising the team fot Its. of fort,
“And we thank Mr, Lees for his
Capable leadership ino training
and cotehing you, Your fine of-
forts, we believe, are Indicative
of the progress we are making
towards n safer mill operated by
sufely-conselous people, We are
proud of your contribution to the
twin causes. of safely and first!
nid to the injured,”

 

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An amentiad ‘vorslon of the
Princo Rupert. Labor Counoll’s
draft constitution hag beon Ap.
proved by tho oxocutive and
should: bo ready for neveptance
by the 'momborship. at ity noxt
Mootlng, Thursday, April 18,
Offleors fo 1087 will also be
cloetucl ab that the,

Aflor corrospondonce wilh the
Canndlan Labor Congross f
Meollng of tha oxpautlve’ agreod
to Include tho. antl-Oommuntat
ojonth as contained in tho paront
body's own fonalitution,

AL a moollng January 10, vity
unlon dologhtos to the Labor
Counell voted to Ignore the ‘ontty’
and do thossnme ay bho Kane
loopy and Pringé George Inbor
councils and: await "Lo failhe
fully carry. oul! tholr dutles as
offlvora” of the Inbor vouncll,

fills
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late Tathet'’s clan should be

ed by ane significant sentence:
*‘Skeena, River Tndlans . will

join- the other British Columbia

hidians in boycotting . the BC.}

Centennial: ‘celebrations’ ‘because

ernments are guilty of the. ‘big-
gest land sted) in Ale history of
North America,’ C,

OWN DECISION

“Tf itis the wish ol Chief Goog! i
(David L. Wells). of the: Eagle,
clan to announce that his clan
would join in: Boycotting the
centennial celébrations, so be it,
“He Js entirely at Hberty to do
0.

“However, all the people o
Skeena River are not, most def.
jnitely NOT, bound by such an
announcement until such time
hat a counell of chiefs from all
the clans Is convened and it Is

ma

 

VANCOUVER, VICTORIA MEN =

TIED IN FILM A

A Vancouver. man qud fa Vin-
vorln man will fight a battle of |

wits tn the next fow days lo de-|by Ill
termine which will wih a now}and Cyril Howard, Victoriiie zs

Oldsmobile,

The two tod for top hotiors; ton will deviso a to
jn the Acadamy Awntds contost,
kponsored by (he Motion Ploture ho: Sai
Exhibitors! Association of BO, In} 88, Rosulli
(10 operation with Prinoe pert mii of nox

‘olnty=tronguror ot tho pric’
“That to have your constitution
Approved |b will bo nocossary to
Include tho oath as contained {1
the Canadian, “habor: Congrory
eonstituiion,” t

It ronda} :

"In avoopling: offen, t Nake
outh and say. that-1. om “not
nssoolated In any manner white

ge

courages any doctrino. or philone

and Inatitutlons of tho: domo:

Cunndn, and. furthor Ton
ants and way: bhinb:T,
fully. support ‘tho. ‘constitu
prinolples, md:p pelle of. the
Prinve Ruport Labor Counclt and
tho Canadian Labor: conan "

 

Thomas B. Ward, director ot |:
provincial ne and: Inhor.
woundlls wrote us § Pures ss

 

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Elsowhero' ln: tho draft conslls
(ution nlrondy' a
‘bnloa It anion

 

{ forgery, dealing: in forged:

‘Jor purposd, "of: tho. Commi

Hoover. with owy. group -wildly| fle
OXpounda “Or promotes or.en» |:

aphy: contrary to or subyersivo i
jot tho. fundamental . prinalpioa| a "

onic form of govornmont or} 't

ie a
WU fidblie | 4
Won}:

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make. a ‘ean fyini, stitement: on cae

_. + behalf of the: Damelahamid, i na

_ tion “to which: ‘the
the ‘clans: on. the :

  
     
     
     
  
 
 
 
  
  
 
 
 
  
  

 

 
   
 
    
  
  
  
  
  
   

the federal and, provincial gov- |, :

cee WAS: forge
hand -that or :
entries in a “olty” ire hall : ‘lod
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Jt was his opintan f five years. agg;
the alleged will was a forsee
“and if still Is Sa Ee
‘He was testitying: at the ass
court trial of city. fireman GIT-
bert Ctmpbell,'50," accuse

ments, and of trying to defraud...
the heirs ofthe late Mr, Thom me
son who died.Dec; 12, 1949,.

Canipbell: ‘pleaded. hot willy ;
Monday to ail charges,” en

 

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“Dally N lows, wee Po
Perfect scores. wero “tuened “hy
Hysolmont, Vancouyér, >
The Motion Plature » ASSOGIAS ©
“browking
wee Lo drelde’tho winner sol
bilo’ Holiday hardlop
arg oxpoatod bys HNO
Ho eT

      

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ov "a a 3
Tagolsts or oltior. totalltar| re
or. whoso pollaloy and. nobly {tes °
nye. consistontiy: direatod: townte
tho nchiovomoant of the broit

     
      
    
   
   
  
 
     
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
  
 
 
 
  
 
 
  
 
  
  
   
  
 
  
  
 

 

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