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‘Dally from 9 am, till 9 p. m,

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~ and Holidays ”
3 p.m, till 7 p.m,

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ploded. with’ a ‘tremendo s
'in shallow water-in the’

+ following a ‘gollision with 3

Loss of fe on the: tanker,.was*
feared high. The; captain: of th
freighter, the Kina “I,: reported
. several hou's' iater: Anat: all 2
’*'s. | members/of his crew had. been
“4d agcounted for

Coast guard headquarters id 1 Es
New York said that- 26- of. the
tanker’s crew of 42: were ‘known ;
to have. survived, That: left: 16
men unaccounted fore. 9 6. 4

Survivors were taken to nearby. :
hospitals, fire stations-and::Red I:
Cross ‘shelters’ on both: sides of, baie
the river. . ee it

_ As dawn broke - the ‘Tes scue. 5
crews were further. -hampered by.
a. sudden snow storm ‘that blew.
up over the river. .
TANKER BURNS oo :

Fire -broke out anew ‘aboard:
the tanker, the Mission San U
Francisco, and burned. fiercely, “
‘on the stern, which with the bow.
jutted above the water. ~f

The tanker, owned by the. navy, |.
was assigned to the military sea
transportation service. °It. was
manned by clyilians and operat;
ed by-commercial shipping firms
under contract to haul oil for nd
the navy.

One of the tanker’s. survivors t10
said that the ship, which has: a{:.
capacity of 20,200. tons, ° was
empty and had not been “defum-
igated.”. This. concentration. of
fumes, he. ald was. what caused

  

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
  
  
 

  
  
  
    
 
    
  
  
  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
     
    
 
      
 
 
  
 
     
 
     
 
 
   
 
    
 
 

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CERTAINLY an . appropriate symbol ‘for ‘any y carnival i the: famed, Roman’ 20) : ‘Luckllus,
portrayed jn this giant float during the festivities in ‘Nice, France, Lucullus “and: other. dis-
ciples of free-and- -casy living reign supreme during the brief span of. the carnival before
_ they were. backed away for another year. ab the. Beginning of Lent Tuesday.

 

 

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“FOOLS 10 CELEBRATE WITH ROBBERS"

ann

Some of 27,000 Indians in B.C
Planning To Boycott Centennial

VANCOUVER (CP)—Some of British Columbia's - 27,000. Indians . tn
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ver the Gaza Str ip to-

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{wining a cold shoulder to invitations-to participate in the province's

birthday next year.

‘Andy Paull, president of the
North American Indian Brother-
5 hood, sald he was opposed to all
: the whoop-de-doo being planned
~~ for. the birthday.

 

 

{ shittings for cach Indian famby chiefs had been promised they
in the area, Later he requested; would be paid for the land when
the British government to fi-|/ it was resold by the: government
nance further land purchase on! to settlers.”
a similar basis and was turned] .. A signed agreement promising
“We would be foals to celebrate down, one-third of jand sale money
the centennial.with a:bunclf of! The British government said it} Would go Lo:the tribes,“was de-
robbers who : ‘stole our country,”| was “purely a colonial matter stroyed: whén the. bullding where
he’sald.” It will be the’ anniver-| and should be financed. by the At; was kept: “burned.” Oy
rpary.of the, piggest land steal on{ colony,", In lator years: ( gach In ‘Slrice 1906,hd Said. the’ ‘Indians
_. Yeeord,; Hei pabhe while, ., mary dian. fainily, Pf Live WAS, ‘ven 20; had been sending ae the. tert
: _ Moyed (fon Thdian: ‘erritory. oP acres “ofr land ih special rescrve : sce ‘kings and, pri iihis
‘Frank Assu,” president of the! arcas. i“but the question was" nots set-]'as 30 miles’: -

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«Man Sent to, Jail

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‘Confederation. of Allied Indian;
Tribes In B.C; agrecd. and. said:
“Any individual or group taking!
part in the celebrations will be;
considered traitors by the In-
dians of B.C.”

OTHERS TO CELEBRATE

Some tribes, however, take a

different attitude. L. J. Wallace, |
chairman of the B.C, Centennia
Committee, said two or three In-
dian bands have already formed
their own conmmmiltces and other:
have indicated they want to joir
in the celebrations.
, Harold Merilees, chairman of
the Vancouver Centennial Com-
mittec, stys he is willing te
smoke the peace pipe.

"Our committee hopes to es-
dablish friendly relations with
the Indian groups with the ider
that (hey play an important part
in local celebrations--n role they
should play because of thelr his-
torical connection tn the birth
and growth of Gredter Vancou-
ver," he sald. *

“ny would be a pily If they
carried out thelr boycott and
quite a blow to our celebrations
I fall to see how a boycott would
in any way benefit their case If
they have a legal case,”

Bul Mr, Paull says Ne Is siick-
ing. to his guns, “The whito man
defied the ediet of Queen Vielor-
fy to pay for the lands taken
and we don't want to celebrite
with anyone who has dofled the
British sovereign, We don't Ine
(cnd'to take second place to mny-
ono-~tiot even Premier Bennett.”

cous BACK 100 VE AMS

Payll contonds (hab back -In
the early days of expanding
whito, auitloment In BG, the
(honeBrilish secretary of state
for edloules Inatrucled Governor
Jutady Douglas’ Lo buy lund, From
the Indians,

Tho velinl loitor, dalod July
at, Whe, auld “subolatenca should
hy suppliod to than in some
olhot, alae," At tho tne Cav,
Dongliy had bought all sothled
districts from the Indlans aba
gosb.of about two pounds, 10

PREY Hem mar Oran mee me INE ee are eg ger eee

A. Peyonreold Pork Byuington
Ian... was sontaheed «to «lx
Weles in jail ine elty police
north this mar wnt whon he
pane sully to charged of Ine
oxldiytion and willful damage,

Pollen sald Horbert David Roe
honda: waa arventod ib. 1080 pam,
youtordiy after ha broka a wie
(BW Yiliod at $10 In tho Hollys
Wood mato whilab- tn the nab of

“SUbendlury Maglebrata MW 1
CilnsHoy Honbonodd Roburts
lo’ One month te yall oon
tho: inntoxlenvlon . an and Jt
nye on tho will damage

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Mr. Paull. claims: that Indian: ed." "

 

 

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‘SCOUTS FLANNING TOY RI VE
FOR PATIENTS AT MILLER BAY

Fourth Prince Rupert Scout troop Is conducting a drive
for toys, comle books; crossword puzzles to be given. to young
patients at Miller Bay hospital, It ls hoped there will be
ehough contributions to provide the patients with toys

throughout the whole year, -

The drive starts at 2 pm, Saturday, Marely 9, and will be
concentrated in tae arca adjacent to First United church,
It Is requested that only Itemg in falr condition be:glven as
the scouts have no facilities for repairing damaged: toys,

Svoutmaster Rod Faulkner hopes citizens will help the
scouts to do their “good decd" and suggests that people from
other districts of the cily who wish to help can take toys
or donations to the First United Church hall, Alternatively,
telephone Commissioner &, A, Witllamson at 453¢ and ar-
rangements will be made to collect the toys,

 

CCC To Send First Aid Team

To Competitions in South

Columbian Cellulose Company
Ltd, Watson Talind Mill will be
sending vn Slrst ald team to the
Canadian Pulp and, Paper Asso-
cjntlon, western division's an-
nun} tivst ald competitions to be
held in Vancouver April 10,

he teanr consisung of tye
men ds instructed by Arthur
Lees of 1120 Gast Sixth Avenue,
This is Ue first lime the Colum | °
bin Cellulose Company have
sont a representativa first ald
squid (o fhe competitions held
annually iy Vaneuuver,

Tho Jucal tenn will compete
with first wld loams from other
Ny dn Mae pulp and paper in-
dustiy, A trophy will bo awarded
the winning toam together with
mindatures for individual mone
hers, ;

Toa mempart from Why cee
mar Jarry wil kjnson,  Vietor
Woleh, Gordon Nicholls, Joo
wrlaon’ and Tony. Howden,

Team contestants will be
awarded polity an the busty of
hypolhoten! —vecldenta, The
dona have to deduco injuries
and irealment,

AML Juclghug, ts bused upon Bb,
Jobn'a Ambulance “Firab Ald to
Kho Injured," manual,

Accumprnylig the town will

WUEATHUT
Cinlo warnlig tasued,’ Cloudy
Willy nv fow showers tadiy, Overs
onat wih raly-tonight changing
do ghowers uguln Wriday forts
noun, Wirids Roullionsterly: 20

durin the tele afternoon’ and:

jeronning bo sh durhig te avons
tng, Winds will shift to north.
woutorly 26 gusly Wriday foro»
noon, Low tonight and high
Melday ab Port Mardy, Sandapit
nd Prince Nupert so and 4,

 

be Robert Kelsey, safely director
und Dd, Doswoll, personne)
manager, ,

The competition is held in),
conjunetion with — the manual,
April safely course In Vaneouver
and Is the forerunner of the,
glant management: labor safety
conference for the pulp and
paper industry, April Weand 12,

La aaateanleshernbbalaniahin shaheahin mth inaianestieatednend

eo ')

Man.Fined $400

we “ee
For Violations

A Ad-yeur-uld uiourployod. W-
borer was fed 9 total of $400
and costs or in default sentenced
(on total of flye months ty Jatl
In oily: polieo courk yestorday
aflernoon on three charges ine
volving ylointions of the Gov-
ornament Liquor Ack, ,

Monding guilly o two of the
charges and found guy on the

Unie was John Dale) Mackucl-
ron of no fixed address,

Mucknchron plondod guilty t6
unlawfully selling’ Uquor and
possasslon of Nequor in an. ne
leoneed chy rogtayrant, Both
offences’ were commited Tues.
day morning. >

Vo wis found guilly On ane
obhor wharge ' of posgonslon of
liquor WW untleonded — promised
Avhlel oveurrod. Gadurday,

ALlpondiury. Miglabralo WW, 7
Clusidy Mnved’ the’ weauued $300

und costa or iy dofantt sontonged |
Tin bo Unveo mont In Jatt for],

dolling Tquors ave $60 or in do-
fault, ono: mont iy Jit on ench
of tho puskoxalon ohurgos, Doe
fant tora ard to nn. concuts
rontly,. an

oye

veh 8 '

Crew members of a variety of
small craft which took part in
the initial recue efforts said it

‘Phone Calls
Fail To Aid
Hunt For Man

 

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City RCMP detachment has’
recelyed two calls to date from:
persons claiming to have seen
43-year-old Roy Wick,. missing
Vancouver fisherman, for whom
police asked public assistance
In helping them to locate, yes-
terday,

Tlowever Noo
eily detachment, Sgt. W. J, Todd
sald this morning he believed
these persons were mistaken,
The calls recelved by the
police placed Wiek on Second
Avenue West February 27 and
outside the B.C, Packers: bunk:
house Inst Saturday,

Wick was tirat Foported miss.
Ing from BC, Packers herring
vessol, B.C, Lady Fobruary 27,

Doserlption of Wick {s as fol-
Jows; Nelght five feet nine
inches, welght 170 pownds, ree
ceding hairline, stocky bulld and
ruddy complexion,

Any person haying infornias
ion concorning the .whore-
abouls of the missing man fs
nskod to geb in touch with clty
RCM?

 

 

 

 

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_ Wiel has h wito in Vancouver,

by DICK AYES
Nows Wltoy: Dally Nows

nual Dangling and ‘Dénnwn out
vil at the. Olvie Contre were
trontod ton topefight dance'ree
view rather than a sbrictly come
potlilve sorlok of tot plocos,

Tho applauds of the nant
capuolly crowd In tho. uditors
jun, and ‘tho romarks of adjudl
autor Mrs, Lorolly Vorster of
For St, John, pad tribute: to
tho: proficlonoy cof the dnicors
toehiiquos dnd bho nlmost ror
foaslonnl prokontalion of tho os
eopiity NuMbors,

raotloally without vxuop lon,
Mi's, Vorster auld tho dincors
cltrancos wore good, tho projoce
tlon wis oxvollont and. tho sarge
of myth and hoowrnoy at stops
word 0 yor fool

 

 

First nlghtors to the 40th Ane \

tration of the arca’ turned’ over
to UN units Friday, 9 0"!

The departure from Gaza of |
the victors in the October-No-
vember {invasion avent. off with-
out any major incidents report-
ed.- Some shots were heard in
Gaza City during the carly
morning hours, but the cause of
the firing was not immediately
known.

The withdrawing Isracli cone
yoys were protected. by armored
patrol cars a8 they crossed Into
Isract, .

Norwegian soldiers of the UN
Emergency Foree set up a sentry
post and barricr at 6 a.m, at the
Isracll frontier, two miles from
Gaza City.on the northern end
of the narrow strip.

Isracll border guards again
manned their own sentry posts
which hag been abandoned af-
ter the Isracll push Into Gaza
and the Sinal desert,

- Captain: Davi

ants at-a ‘Canadian: Legion Club
27 reception: arranged by local
agent Edwin Eniyright and Ron-.
ald Finlayson.’ He was accom-,
panied _by,.. traffic manager
Charles Guy, «©

. Giving the ,warning on in-
creased vosts, Capt. Roberts said
his company were hoping that
a freight service new to this area
ithough widely used In Europe,
might keep tariffs at their pres-
ent level or even reduce them.
The new method was “con-
tainerization.”” It meant. that
Instead of wrapping and con-
signing each article separtely a
specific loud of various articles
could be put into one container

 

of corresponding size,
Costs would bo! reduced by

 

Busy Schedule

Slated Today

As Festival Officially Opens .

~ Distrlet 52 School Inspector C, B, Ritchie will officially
open the ‘drama seelion of the Tenth Annual Danelng and
/ Drama Fostival belng slaged In the Civile Cenlre ab 8 pm,

“this eventing,

Mrs, Phoebe Binith of Vancouver, of the Community Pro»

grams branel of the department of education this afternoon

ndjudicated classes in choral
juntor high drama entelds,

speaking; spoken: poclry and

Tonight's seation of the festival will. teatuye classes in
Junior and lugh school drama entries and two classes Nn

publa speaking,

MURIEL. BERTRAND GETSTOP. MARK OF 86

Dancers of All: ae Win Plaudits From Adjudicator
For Entrances, Rhythm and Accuracy of Steps in Festival =

by. the sang hokon, the ballot
duieors wero: told the sume
Nings thoy havo ‘boon told for
ons by tholt Inatructor. Buddy
ft, “polnt tho toos nore, round
the .arms without’ tftlng the
shouldors, turn the knoos oul”
TOLD TO SMILE MORE

Bono of tho duncors were told
to kntTy moro, “look happlor, look
ko, you ure enjoylng It,” as the
ndjudigutor pub i: =

Tho High marks given by Mrs,
Forstor. roflosiod her. high opine
lol of tho suindard of dinolng
both by Mr, Tuft's group and the
dunlor Square dancing group one
Wordd a Mt and Mrs, Douglas
oo, Hooth Momorlal Weh
ping. tho vnroe and throoe

 

ca hour verFonnanes wad

Murlol Bertrand, aevabntle dance
or whom Mrs, Morater pralied for
“"vory good control” ane awarded
AO marks, -

Only. sololab: to recelye sovond

Thomns: who porformod nh billet

Jovtod: Juab ko profossionu),”
Three group dumMbors, ono bal»
lot, ono lap and one Jig blod with
UO maki: wplovd, ot
PROUVENSTONAT:
PERVONMANCES:-

sid waa a “vory aniart, bright
nd ontorbalning numbor,” The
novolly tap-routine was Inbolled
"ronlly MO throughout
sve wn itt nna porformanod for
auel youngsters,

 

 

 

 

Be |.
oberts, matine| ‘ quicker delivery, ‘less ‘pilfetage a

superintendent. for-Union Steam- and, breakage and lower freight)
ships Ltd., spoke:to city merch- | handling charges. Other points
{stressed by Capt. Roberts in re- tor

ply to questiohs were
Contdiners would ' be: supplied
on request and taken ‘away by |:
the company afler unloading;
containers could be suppijed in
various sizes up to.a maximum
of 4,000 pounds; traders would
be allowed to pool consignments
in one large container; loads
would be packed and the con-|
tainer scaled until broken by
the consignee; if the seal was
broken on arrival, the company
would -be Hable; if goods were
missing from a scaled container,
the consignee would have only
one inquiry to make Instead of
several,

Ex-Resident
Dies Aged 46

Word has been reeelved here
of the death of Edward Arthur
More, 40, formerly of Prince
‘Rupert, Mr, More: was an tee
countant at the Canadian Bank
of Commerce here for four
years and was well known for
his work in the United Church
of Canada, . ‘

Tho vielim of i sudden stroke; | !

1Mr, More died February 27 at

Williams Lake, He is survived
by bis wife Laura, sons iene
nith, Gawrence, David aud Rone

 

Nigh -nurks of 06. was Shirly}
routing dnd wad told she “pro-

“tthe Inlaly slg. tho adhd |

I "Tho-goneluds |
Wg: Nt ur, of tho oveulng

ald and daughter Naney,

“Syringtine: bullet” Mes. Forstor
gild had ay oxcollont outrance
and opontig bub: warned the
‘dancers to pay more attention to
firsb and Sth ballot positlons and
to perform deopor plies,

Tho Junior Square: dancers
fron) the high sehool, mada an
oxcellont entrance .

Mrs. Vorstor suid.

Aappler.

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of Who: foureday, ovont, with

‘munity Programs Branch,
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and tholt'
slips and rhythm. wore porto,
Bho Nddod,| ¢ .
howovor,. that she. would: hayel;
liked to ‘have goon Uhont 0 Witte | |

imho Tewlivil wus oponvd by th]
Woldon Stool, lrennurer, of the}
Price Ruporl Music and Deane / yout
Fostlval wssoulntion,; wHosanarats dled
Dopuriniont, of yisnontlona Come]

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“as the fault for this les: with’
a former*employce, the: company:
must assume ‘-responsibility. of
making adjustments . which wi
be satisfactory to the ciistome
_ “Where: applicable, adj
bills will: be’ forwarded as soon.
as possible ‘and - ‘as some Febru:
ary accounts‘in dispute have ~ . -
already been paid, an allowance ©
will likewlse. be made to- “these
customers,” ‘he said, . Oo
Any customer not receiving aan
an. adjusted..account and: wiso po
may feel. thelr February billing... ©. 4p
is incorrect is requested. to“ ro- |
turn thelr’ February bill toatho ©.
company elthor by mall: ‘oridl- ae
rect to. the company store, Or
office, . a Sadie a i.
" Genoral manager T, B, Bluok ook
sald thiq morning that tho dome ee
pany was."very sorry that as .
has oceurrgd, .
“We have had wu great deal. ‘ot
trouble and expense tn this Cone "
nection bub: will endeavor Ee

adjust ‘consumers’ bills. whore o
doubt exlsis to a reasonably’ ~
monthly ehirge," eo BSE
Io sniel procautions:ate boli
takeh “so hat this: ‘condita
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obHdlton for: the long hours ti
od prnelleedl pnd leo to.tho,
COMPU AtA, £e ihe hi
noblng: wor

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“Mo; art tho: bale

Programe Wrayich to W, OH
(ngon,. prosidony of: tha’.

tid: Dredinnnt; Poabival Todt th
oxtoridin io wlehow for 1