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jagalnst: the. ‘salling of’the hall- |.
‘but’ fleet, some - vessels of. which: :

j cost OF SOUNDERS ”

‘sshlo; Van ‘Meer: Photo) me

Sa ip and Watson Island: team shown above. First team to’ repre- ,
they are’ repor| ted to have conducted themselves like’ veterans

I tnes.e centre, remain

{Victor Welch, Angelo Santertpno spar), Tony Houden and Harry Wilkinson, °

CCC team Js. composed of (left to: righi): Gordon “Nicholls,

AOSTLY SHOVEL WORK

 

oman Held Underground 105 Days
\s Helper for Eccentric Inventor

LONDON. (AP)—A 28-year: ‘old brunette claims an eccentric inventor held
Y captive for 105 days in. a dugout beneath the back garden of his suburban

me.

;Pollee, removed Marjorie. Jor-
dan from. the underground den
Monday, after a 4 hbor found

enthusiastic

me with my: cpe set

not keep her. agallis '
except for the first few: days.”

 

 

“th a statement to. detevtives,
however, Miss Jordan: declared
that, Bridal, a complete stranger,
hi h

feet wide and seven feet high.
The shaft cxit was. secured by,a
screw- down cover of. the man-

 

 

 

 

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motorcycle: and. took her to the |
| underground - room. Reached by!

a shaft made from a large pipe,
the room was 10 fect long, four

 

NA TONALIST CO-OPERATION
4 au REDS REPORTED PLANNED

TOKYO (Reuters) — “Communist China's Premier Chou
’ En-lal has saldynegolatio ns on co-operation with the Chinese

| Natlonalists ot’ Formost
i lo press reports.

are already under way, according

ap The reports were given by correspondents accompanying
® a visiting Japanese Socialist delegation in Communist China,
4’, Chou spoke Monday with the Japanese Socialist secretary-:

general, Inajiro Asanuma,

Asanuma was reported to
current negotiations with the
effect the third Kuomiptang
operation,” ;

have sald Choy told him the
Nationalists are Intended “to
Nationalist ry Communist co-

' The correspondents reported that Choy expressed every
confidence (hat the negallations will succeed,

 

Enumerators Compiling
Federal Voters List

B Enunevators onre rovering
each of Skeeng Riding’s 130 poll-
ng divisions this wook to com-
Bile electoral rolls iu prepara.
elion for the June 30 + Federal
Betortlon,
mee They will be cling ab hones
in Prince Rupert and other urs
Aon and rural dishiots until
Gyturday, Roburalog Olflerr i
AV clor Whillng uinouticud todiy,
A =P Volors who are mlased Inthe
Lo housne(ashouse cally will be
Rae lO Mo Mave thelr name added
ee a the rolls at Courts of Res
tae Vision to be held In the Besner
meme Mah from pi Ag 10 por
Moy 20, 21 und 82 and from 7
pam to 10 pom, May 80, af and
There are (woe eniumeratory
meer onel of the 20 urban rut
Ry iivisiona and ane cue, for pura
|vbaiis,
eee Mr. Whiting, who wit) hn note
UY Rouurnbne Offlwoy ty hile
my pecuud Madeyu) olewtiun, gid the

ws sense ig eemenen renee

WEATHER

me Varluble cloudless wonlghl
Bloudy with sunny porlods Woe»
Roxy, WM change dn Lompors
Seer, Wid Heht oxcaph wosty
aly won oxponed au of thy
Buca Oharlotlod. Wow tonight
Did inl Wednesday, wb vort
maidy, Bandaplh and Peleg Rue
ol tt, M md fn,
hg etme Err atoomem te rnbetoeet p09
BRE MONTRIAL @---Dorolhy Mice
unan, wife of novollas Hugh
AR huLonhan and horxolf a palntor
aly Welter, ded vontorday god
i ive

 

wujorily of changes tn polling
divislons concerned Iithnat,

"In the 1063 elections,” — he
ndded, “the population of Kit)-
mat wags centred malnly in cone
struction eamps, but today there
Is a permanent resident popula-
tlon of batween 12,000 and 13,000
people,

"TS autleipate that between 90
and 60 por cont of those will be
cHgible to vote, The figure nay
sepm ratber low, but that ts due
to the Humber of recent immi-

gry,"

Mr, Whithng's beadquurteys os
Returning Officer aro ub G04
Third Avenue Wort,

“Haboring work while I

stiard outside ‘the ied ane
L while I washed, Then he, “would
lead me back to the room.

LOWERED FOOD .

“He got an electric, stove and
fixed up current In the hole and
then, every day, he would lower
down food which he bought from
shopping lists I made out for
him,

“About three weeks: ago he de-
cided that I was resigned to my
fate, and he Ieb dowh a wireless
set,

"T had my handbag compact,
luckily, so I was able to do my
face ench day and keep my self-
respect a bit. But, golly, how ]
longed to go to the hairdresser
or else bave y durued good bath,

"LT think J threw out six ‘help!
messages In all. I dropped them
as we walked In the dark for
my wash and T threw the last
one over the fence Into the next
garden.” -

HAD “EVERY COMPO"

In his statement Bridal. sald
he was "“perfeetlng a grinding
machine and a coal tink aot

“She was my assent doing
ld dee
signing aud the lathe woyk.”

Miss Jordan suid that most of
her tine was) spent helping
Bridal make the dugout pleger,

"T shovelled oul carth and put
1b Into buckets which. he pulled
up, Sometimes we londed as
many oy 60 buckets A guy."

Bridut tsisted that he met
Mls Jorday carly In Jauyary
while she wily working as a shop
abtendant and “sho said she
would lke to work. for me."

“Hor room In the cellar was a

 

{novels for her,"

very good room," he told mre
ors, “Bho had every consort, |
even wenb do the brary Sor

‘| from the gross ‘catch.

| he.sald

‘Vancouver sald that members of
‘the United Fishermen and Allied:
Workers’ Union (Ind.). had struck.

‘are ready to leave ‘for: the. more.
"distant fishing grounds: S Coie

:. The dispute between the union
and the Fishing Vessel ' Owners’.
association began when ‘the
union demanded, that a-fishing

instead of deducting the expense

Thomas Parkin, northern rep-
resentative for the UFAWU here
said that there would be no ac-
tion whatsoever:in Prince Rupert
until after a meeting here at
3 p.m. Thursday. -

The dispute will be. discussed

morrow.

NO NEED: ‘HERE: :
Mr. Parkin said that there was
no need to picket halibut ves-
sels here as none of the boats
would be leaving for, the fishing
grounds until after Thursday at
least.

“It.is a seven- -day trip for a
boat from. Vancouver to Area 3,”

boat's share of. ‘the catch be fj
-lused to. purchase echo sounders

at a mecting in Vancouver : to-|:

 

iew. here Monday. .

ea highway from coast

years away,” he said.

Hi hway | through a. city like
Vancouver,” he said, “or any
other major centre. ‘of popula-
tion ‘across: Canada, with only
two! lanes.

1 “Why not four lanes where

engincers statistics prove four
lanes are Tecessary,” he said.

edéral government in an b

t, and even this is still} -

Jmagine the Trans-Canada}

 

rough lack. ‘of leadership, =
Ithough the: nation is ae on

Canada’s delegation to NATO.

Mrs. Godwin, “Making the: ‘acco is L. Dana ae

 

 

 

“and four, ‘days. to Area
from; Pr ce

agreement is not’ ‘teached before
the end of April. —

-He sald British Columbia’ fish-
ermen had another problem in
that some of last. season’s ‘hali-
but catch had not yet been sold
and boats would prefer delaying
opening the’ new. season ‘until
the backlog was cleared,

The diffleully, however, was
that if the local fleet did delay
golng out, American and Alaskan
fleets would get: first cholce of
the new stocks of halibut,

Fisheries Boat

Towed off Spit

VANCOUVER -@—The fisher-
ies department vessel Arrow Post
was towed off a spit of land on
Spider Island, north of the
Queen Charlottes, after she ran
aground Monday while ‘patrol-
ling the area, |

The marine rescue centre here
sald the ship was not holed and
had suffered onty superficial
damage, None of the crew was
Injured,

 aasheiaanehomendateh ednammmanamnegaameattateeind’

IWA Wage Talks
Going to Board

VANCOUVER (~~ Deadlocked
wage talks Involving more than
30,000 coast woodworkers will go
to a conciliation board here.

Appointment of a three-nan
hourd was recommended after
representatives of the Intere
national Woodworkers of Amor.
rm and coust farest operators
word unable'to agree In meetings
with concllatlon offjecr Rog
Clomonts,, |

Tho TWA Is socking w Wugo de

 

oveaso of'20 por cent,

Teachers Told Students "Fighting Mad”
At Actions of Prince George Hoodlums

VANCOUVER’ m — Prince
econ Nigh school students are
"Heh ing Wad" at hoodlunja who
nro glvliig: thon a. bad nine,
kaya fh Prince Goorgo tonchor,

Viodeprinoipay Tony winbloton
dild Monday troulng abt school
funeviond In. Prineg Cleorgo ts
onuied hy.o group .of rowdy
tooengors | ho are nob pupils,
"Our abudonta aro aa wide te
any yy WH find," ho anld In ant!
intorview, "Zn aure our prob.
BW Jk No Worse Hinn dn other

citlos but wo hnve gob tho ade

vara pu Hlolty ‘hocauso wo -do-
olded to:do ‘somothing about tt
and nol huh up this trouble,"

4

 

Mr. kinblojon, un. Vancouver na
a dolognte {0 the BQ) Torchors’
Vodornllon convention, waa A
member of tho youtly guidunea
vonrmition that’ book ithe iproly.
lon of hoadlumlany tothe Prince
Covrge counell lnsb, Qolobor,

At the convention: ‘hore Ceashe
ors Indiontod they jig oub for ade
Won agalnab the “Boi wavemors”

W0, xohools,

"Bone of UH ie, aut tod Ww)
with i " gild doo Plt
ty aldont of tho foderntion Wo
ive had the philosophy dnposed

ys

onus uit overy eet dogorvos | L,0

four yours of, high gulool bdue
antion whothar ho works or not,”

HT Pave lean -ndvoonting onde
Ing -oub the sont warmors for
ponra anid Vite Olancl, Powell
River tonchor,

"Tha person WW having a bad
lnfluenve on the whole of the
seheol," sald Dry Fyank mirornie
a Chali gh gehool, #ve

Mr Poitpaan sit albuntons
ike tho one in Pence Coorge
aro bound to affoul the morale
of tonelars and voanlt iy an oven
grontor shorlago of tonoliors Ih

 

and bho hoodluny cdlomont In iM hogl wll by heltor off without; -

0.

strong . ‘new party: in Canadian,
politics.

He ‘said Toronto businessmen
are dissatisfied ‘With the present
federal government, and the texi
drivers—"Good sounding boards”
~are ‘looking for something. to
take ‘them out of the “present
political “dilemuna.”

“We don't expect to be accept-
ed holus-bolus in'a bite,” he sald,
“but ‘as soon as the rest of Can-
ada accepts us like B.C. and Al-
berta have done, then we will
become the federal government
In Canada,”

"IT have no doubt about it,”
he said,

Man Facing
Supplying Charge
Following Party

A drinking party, said to have
Involved ten men and women
and-{neluding two Indians, was
deserihed by RCMP officers in
oN Police Court today when
|! duvrence James Lentham was
charged .with supplying an In-
dian with intoxicating Hquor. |

Pleading not guilty to the
charge, Lenjham sald that the
Indian concerned had been In
the room only a few minutes
when bwo pollos officers arrived,

"He didn’t have time to huve
drink," he said,

Polo dosorlled standing out.
sldoroom, 16 In a lly roomlng
house, Tho Indian concerned,
police, sald, could ho ston
rough 9 crack {11 the dvor,
anil ‘front a. large bottle of
TWIN, i

Bovorul omply whe’ bottles
wore Wttored.on the floor of the
room).A polica wittiesa said, They
wok ‘possessions’ of two bottles
sontaining wine, Ono, a threo-
quartersefull half-gallon bottls
of wing: was.on. the floor, The
olhorys a. quartorefull gallon
hotllo;-wog'in tho poxsoxsion of
Lenihan Who- ‘was drinking on
tho: bed,

Whon Leniham sate ho wished
to coll two witnoxses to. give
evidence: In_ his dofenco, Magla
Oltrato: Wy D, Vanco’ qdjourned
Who onuo un tomorrow,

—————
BPINAH C CUAMIION
TORONTO (eMorrla Tits
off of Toronto Sunday night wor
Wo‘ individual title In tho Cie

dan‘ contract bridge champions
shit Dm hor

 

know the party very. well, there’
is a growing awareness “of a

 

‘Premier: Bulganin - and; Britain’s
‘then prime minister ‘Eden. also

. {revealed a,British appeal to the

Soviet Union ‘to help in inter.
nationalizing -. the | dis puted
waterway. ;

The letters were madé public
barely five hours after the Rus-
sians announced that they would
come out’ today. with the ex-
changes between Bulganin and
Eden and French Premler Guy
Mollet.

ONLY RUSSIANS HELP ©
“The Russlans: are slmply try-
ing to show that only the Rus-
sians are helping the Arabs,”
said one Paris foreign ministry
official. “The: Kremlin is just
trying to remind ‘Nasser that he
didn’t win his. political victory
without Russlan help.”

The exchange: began with a
letter fron Bulganin to Eden
Sept, 11, seven wooks before the
British-French (nyaston was
Jaunched, This letter told Eden
military action would result in
the sabotage of the canal and
oilfields and pipelines in the
Arab statek,

After the invasion began,
Egypt did sink ships to black the
canal, Syria blew up the oi) pipe-
line from Iraq. _londing Inside

Principal
B.C. Gillie
Top Teacher

VANCOUVER ‘() - Victoria
school principal Bernard 0, Gil
lie Monday. was named 3.0,'s
"toncher of the year.”

Mr, Cilllie ravelved the Torge
usson Memorial Award abt tho
opening session) of the B, 0.6
Tonchors’ Foderation convention |
as the odueallonlat who has
made an, outstanding: contribu
tion. to oducatlon in 3,0,

“Tho fedoratlon, clted Mr, Gile
He's “unselfish service” to hiy
follow tenchors and his wide Ine
terast in community affairs,

Mr, Ciillle taught at Kolowna
and Britannia “Boach before
moving, in - 1090740. Victoria,
whore ho now hords 8 7 J, Willis
Juntor high school:

About 600 dologatos from. all
rly of Belial, Columbia toplie
oved Monday: for, the foursday
mooting, Thoy yoprosont 0,200
bonchors In the provinad. —

Tho conferened will doal ‘with
100 resolutions tovching on al
out every aipoct of Leaching,

seconenpmerrenteinesinieayyiepr ennai

ST, PETERSBURG, Fla, (a)
John Q, Nood, 67; "major loagun
baseball aoUb, “dlodt vyoslorday
of nceldontal burns

 

 

ytomorrow when

‘Arabia were bound to Egypt in a

‘Syria and. cut, the. vital: ‘flow ‘tot:

“Bulganin’ also warned that Malt |
the Arabs would rise in sacred], ©
struggle. against a ‘foreign inva: {>
sion,” This prediction failed to all:
pan out, Syria, Jordan and Saudi | pro

 

military pact, buf did not. come ers

to ‘her ald) ofS

Man Sentoned
To Jail Term

On Theft:Count

Ronald E. Collins, of no fixed
address, was sentenced to three
months {imprisonment at City
Police Court today on a charge
of theft, Collins pleaded guilty
before Magistrate W. D, Vance
to stealing one pair of trousers,

Also in police court was Ralph

Morgan Overgaard, 1447 Plaza}.

who pleaded guilly to a. charge
of speeding. He was fined $20
or-in default of payment ‘sen-
teneed to 10 days In jail.

Two men who appeared on
separate charges of causing will
ful dainage were remanded until
estimates ‘of
exact cost of damage will be
made available to Magistrate
Vanee,

Miculos Olach pleaded guilty
to breaking a plato glass window
vajued al approsimalely $178,
Polico sald that Olach struck his
tsb through the window while
walking. past,

Roland Petrie pleaded guilty
to the charge of damaging’ a
mittross ‘belonglig to the. pro-
prictor of the Vraser Houso,
Pollee asserted Polrio sob fire to
the mattress whon tho proprl

otor rofused to rent hima room,

_ jonly party, whieh can ginisite
national unity,

“The, Social Credit. party A
mits quite: freely that it-c n't
possibly. offer Canadians. a ‘nas
tional government, ” Senator
Smith sald. in bho keynote ad-
dress,- a
“Tts spokesmen boast openly .
that thei alni is to cripple‘na-

fone kind of. stalemate. at Ot

Donsible objective and should: be
treated as such.”
Mr. Cainipriey’ predicted: “he
Libernls will “keep or. increase’!
their present olght of a federal. a
seats in BO. tye me a

Kitimat Man a
Fined for Fight...

A Kitimat:man.was fined. $15;
costs or In, derault. of paynignt
sentenced to soven. days In-Jall
this morning when. found guilty.
ona charge of causing a "
atice by fighting. oe
Police suld that ao walter had
been forced to:eject John Urscan -
of Kitlmat froma clty caferat-
ter the accused find bothered: o
young gitl, Urscan admitted Mat
police had warned him {orc
Ing a dighurbanes on, the ty mn
trom Torraco: fo Princo. Rupert
4 fow hours: before ihe na a
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TOMORROW AT city sae

Two top executives,

meoting tomorrow,
Coming hore aro PW, cit |
oxooutivo dircotor: wo iy totally
bind and Mov al oto, relia
Dilitation. officer, who (8 pare
tally blind, hott ‘of Vauieouvor.
Tho Vancouver vistors have
Informed tho loon! ONIB branch

 

thud Uhoy.. will ‘fino anyon, who

of the ‘British Colt

Cunadtan Natlonal Institute’ for’ the iealen will avy

 

{want ate ad va nd: infor
J D,, Moltae,: president
loonl beangh Will: teal

TA arch

iN ot
0 toynorrow'atterna
“AIL clu: "YOnrOvOna
naked to attend wd.

bors. ‘aro choowraged :

 

 

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awa, This is a: totally irpéss «~~