PLANNING
the
Salvation
Army
Red
Shield
appeal
which
is
to
be
conducted
May
1
to
31
are
Capt
Douglas
Warren
and
drive
chairman
Abe
Wiebe
Objective
is
3500
With
a
target
of
3000
last
year
donations
amounted
to
just
over
3500
Money
is
used
locally
There
will
be
90
canvassers
in
the
field
Treasurer
for
the
Red
Shield
appeal
is
Bill
Ogg
Vandervoort
photo
HES
CONSIDERING
MOSCOW
TRIP
on
8
Day
US
Tour
SPORTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Sandy
Koufax
of
Dodgers
solidifies
record
as
greatest
strikeout
pitcher
Two
rookies
combine
to
lift
Indians
into
first
place
Montreal
Olympics
open
Allan
Cup
final
against
Smoke
Eaters
in
Trail
Thursday
Sec
Page
4
Foirest
Fire
Threatens
le
on
East
Coast
HALIFAX
CP
yinds
were
weak
and
a
heavy
fiost
cov
covered
�
ered
the
ground
as
firemen
entered
woods
near
the
tiny
south
shore
village
of
Roscway
early
today
to
try
to
beat
to
death
a
forest
fire
that
threat
threatened
�
ened
the
village
Tuesday
There
was
no
immedate
word
on
damage
but
forest
ranger
Arthur
Smith
said
he
expected
the
flames
had
burned
at
least
five
miles
through
joung
spruce
and
barren
Winds
were
30
to
40
miles
an
hour
Mr
Smith
said
the
fire
was
still
not
considered
under
con
tiol
but
he
hoped
the
overnight
frost
and
the
drop
in
wind
had
embed
it
Gasline
Blast
Being
Probed
NELSON
CP
HUMP
from
thice
communities
are
investi
investigating
�
gating
a
icportcd
explosion
Tuesday
night
on
the
Inland
Natuial
Gas
pipeline
1G
miles
west
of
here
A
CPU
trackwalker
eailier
heard
a
loud
hissing
noise
whore
the
10
inch
line
crosses
the
Kool-
enayt
uiver
near
bnoiencre
and
piessurc
on
the
main
hue
dropped
to
120
pounds
por
square
inch
from
510
pounds
One
week
ago
a
bomb
tore
out
a
four
foot
section
of
the
line
Company
officials
maintained
gas
service
to
Nelson
through
a
30000
gallon
standby
propane
tank
They
said
the
tank
can
last
for
about
24
hours
depend
depending
�
ing
on
consumption
in
the
area
The
tank
was
installed
three
j
ears
ago
after
a
terrorist
at
attack
�
tack
in
the
same
area
When
he
left
he
sceno
about
midnighVtheflames
-were
about
half
a
mile
from
the
nearest
Roseway
home-
Bulldbzed
fire
firebreaks
�
breaks
protected
most
of
the
community
It
was
the
first
big
forest
fire
of
the
year
in
Nova
Scotia
The
weather
office
here
fore
forecast
�
cast
intermittent
rain
for
the
area
beginning
this
morning
Winds
of
20
miles
an
hour
or
less
were
expected
About
200
firemen
were
work
ing
on
the
fire
Tuesday
night
It
started
in
barren
land
a
few
miles
from
Roseway
Violent
Quake
Rocks
France
GRENOBLE
France
Reu
Reuters
�
ters
A
violent
40
sccond
earthquake
shook
the
area
to
today
�
day
causing
serious
damage
to
property
One
person
was
injured
as
chimneys
fell
on
cars
parked
in
the
streets
and
cracks
appeared
in
the
walls
of
many
houses
The
quake
occurred
at
about
the
same
time
as
the
Swedish
scismographic
institute
in
Upp
Uppsala
�
sala
recorded
tremors
The
Swedish
recordings
prompted
reports
that
the
US
might
have
set
off
a
nuclear
test
blast
in
the
Pacific
butofficials
said
the
recording
probably
came
trom
an
earthquake
4
KILLED
IN
MOVIE
ODEMISll
Turkey
W
Fears
that
the
roof
was
about
to
cave
in
under
a
heavy
rain
set
off
a
panic
in
a
small
movie
house
Tuesday
Four
persons
three
women
and
a
child
were
killed
and
more
than
100
injured
in
the
ensuing
stampede
Now
Hear
This
This
items
good
news
for
kids
The
Prince
George
ATC
Club
in
co
operation
with
the
Princess
Theatre
will
ru
n
movies
of
the
1955
and
1958
NHL
Stanley
Cup
finals
and
all
PG
Minor
Hockey
League
players
aie
imitcil
to
watch
the
show
The
two
hour
show
includes
tull
speed
and
blow
motion
shots
of
the
teams
in
action
At
the
Prin
Princess
�
cess
Sunday
afternoon
two
oclock
And
its
fico
Chap
in
the
drunk
parade
yes
today
aem
was
somiwhat
lacking
in
his
knowledge
of
Eng
English
�
lish
and
would
say
only
not
so
diunk
when
asked
it
he
were
guilty
or
not
guilty
Then
he
turned
around
and
asked
Magistrate
George
Stewart
how
much
are
you
going
to
charge
me
He
drew
a
ton
buck
fine
after
his
question
was
jnteuuelcd
us
a
guilty
plea
Special
edition
of
the
Seattle
Times
was
seen
around
town
this
week
weighed
3l2
pounds
and
contained
380
pages
mostly
about
the
Worlds
Fair
It
also
contained
some
publicity
about
Alaska
including
the
new
Al
aska
ferry
system
due
to
open
in
September
and
how
to
get
to
it
by
travelling
along
High
Highway
�
way
16
from
Prince
George
to
Prince
Rupert
Apparently
CKPGs
star
deejay
Kenny
Chang
was
hurt
to
the
quick
by
an
item
in
this
corner
Monday
Actually
all
ou
folks
out
there
in
Radioland
Ken
is
a
ery
nice
fella
a
very
nice
fella
a
very
nice
fella
A
film
on
a
Flying
Forties
raid
over
Germany
taken
by
US
Air
Force
cameramen
dur
ing
the
Second
World
War
will
be
shown
in
tho
airport
club
room
at
8
tonight
Members
of
the
PG
Flying
Club
and
their
friends
arc
invited
LONDON
Reuters
Prime
Minister
Macmillan
flew
out
of
here
to
New
York
today
for
an
eight
day
North
American
visit
He
had1
an
unexpected
meet
meeting
�
ing
with
Queen
Elizabeth
be
for
his
departure
Macmillans
plans
to
meet
the
Queen
were
only
disclosed
a
short
time
before
he
drove
to
Windsor
Castle
where
he
pre
presumably
�
sumably
outlined
for
the
Queen
the
aims
of
his
overseas
trip
Tress
reports
here
said
the
prime
minister
is
considering
following
up
his
North
Ameri
American
�
can
visit
with
a
reconnais
reconnaissance
�
sance
tpp
to
Moscow
Bu
a
foreign
office
spokes
spokesman
�
man
-discounted
the
reports
ife
-
m
HAROLD
MACMILLAN
met
Queen
bound
flight
of
two
British
mothers
who
will
criss
cross
his
American
tour
with
a
petition
against
US
plans
for
a
re
resumption
�
sumption
of
nuclear
tests
During
his
visit
Macmillan
will
meet
President
Kennedy
UN
Acting
Secretary
-
General
U
Thantand
Canadian
Prime
Minister
Diefenbaker
His
meeting
with
Kennedy
Saturday
is
considered
broadly
aimed
at
maintaining
a
close
Anglo
American
alliance
as
a
cornerstone
of
British
foreign
policy
From
the
US
Macmillan
will
fly
to
Ottawa
for
talks
with
Mr
Diefenbaker
April
30
and
the
niorning
of
the
following
day
On
the
afternoon
of
May
1
he
will
fly
to
Toronto
to
be
principal
speaker
at
the
annual
dinner
of
The
Canadian
Press
before
flying
back
to
London
May
2
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Admitted
Killer
Vancouver
en
Charles
Hcathman
who
twice
in
the
last
week
confessed
he
killed
10
j
ear
old
newsboy
Donald
Ott
ley
was
arrested
and
brought
here
Tuesday
under
a
warrant
alleging
he
is
mentally
ill
and
too
dangerous
to
be
at
large
He
was
lodged
in
a
city
jail
and
was
expected
to
appear
in
police
court
today
on
a
charge
under
the
Mental
Hospitals
Act
Heathman
39
was
returned
from
Seattle
to
the
Canadian
border
at
Douglas
after
a
search
touched
off
by
his
con
confession
�
fession
to
the
Vancouver
Sun
Saturday
He
went
to
the
worlds
fair
city
for
a
holiday
with
500
paid
by
The
Sun
for
his
ac
account
�
count
of
smothering
the
boy
to
death
at
Vernon
18
months
ago
US
immigration
authorities
said
Heathman
twice
sentenced
to
hang
for
the
killing
but
later
acquitted
by
the
BC
Court
of
Anneal
did
not
contest
a
de
portation
order
issued
on
the
grounds
he
failed
to
declare
his
admitted
criminal
record
when
he
entered
the
US
After
his
arrest
in
downtown
Seattle
Heathman
told
a
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
reporter
and
detectives
the
confession
was
true
There
were
three
other
devel-
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3
Arbitration
Not
Satisfactory
Teachers
Say
VANCOUVER
CP
Compul
Compulsory
�
sory
arbitration
is
no
way
to
settle
wage
disputes
the
BC
Teachers
Federation
agreed
Tuesday
Although
in
four
hours
ofde
bate
the
federation
was
sharply
split
on
a
better
method
it
de-
saying
as
far
as
we
arc
aware
cided
present
laws
have
proved
Kfiirt
ic
nrt
nlfin
frit
nnir
cnVi
Mtnci
unsatisfactory
icf
olftf
r
tr
move
Macmillans
scheduled
depar
departure
�
ture
followed
the
New
York-
The
federations
annualycon
vention
asked
the
provincial
government
for
new
procedures
with
teeth
in
them
provid
providing
�
ing
for
the
right
to
strike
as
an
ultimate
weapon
Delegates
overwhelmingly
de
feated
a
Cranbrook
resolution
favoring
salary
bargaining
on
a
province
wide
scale
but
adopted
a
report
from
their
agrcement
committee
favoring
local
auton
omy
in
salary
matters
They
recommended
wage
bar
bargaining
�
gaining
on
a
zone
or
geographi
geographical
�
cal
basis
Charles
Ovans
general
sec
secretary
�
retary
of
the
federation
said
it
was
an
awkward
period
for
sal
salary
�
ary
negotiation
Wc
must
establish
new
fron
frontiers
�
tiers
he
said
The
old
tried
and
true
procedures
of
other
years
arc
not
working
anymore
A
lot
of
teachers
are
getting
frustrated
and
reasonably
so
because
of
the
executives
mod
moderate
�
erate
stand
in
the
past
two
years
It
is
often
frustrating
belittling
and
filled
with
anxiety
But
wc
must
be
sure
of
our
ground
before
we
move
ahead
again
The
convention
was
told
that
the
overall
salary
gain
for
BC
teachers
in
the
last
two
years
has
averaged
only
one
per
cent
The
executive
held
back
on
de
demands
�
mands
because
of
public
resist
resistance
�
ance
to
the
large
number
of
disputes
going
to
arbitration
Sidney
White
of
Creston
chairman
of
the
agreements
committee
said
in
many
cases
teachers
and
trustees
were
not
talking
to
one
another
on
sal
salaries
�
aries
They
went
through
the
motions
pretending
to
concili
conciliate
�
ate
but
they
were
really
just
preparing
for
compulsory
ar
arbitration
�
bitration
LT
COL
ETHEL
BURNELL
territorial
Home
League
sec
secretary
�
retary
of
the
Salvation
Army
in
Canada
and
Bermuda
will
be
in
Prince
George
on
the
weekend
Sec1
story
on
Page
7
US
THUNDER
ACCOMPANIES
MONTREAL
FLURRY
By
The
Canadian
Press
storm
dropped
2
7
inches
of
Montrcalers
shovelled
their
snow
on
the
area
overnight
sidewalks
this
morning
after
a
J
lit
the
Windsor
Toronto
region
combination
thunder
and
snow
meanwhile
convertible
owners
Bounty
Tour
of
Both
Coasts
Being
Planned
HALIFAX
CP
The
movie
ersion
of
the
BritUli
warship
Bounty
is
to
make
a
tour
of
the
Atlantic
and
Pacific
coasts
of
North
America
it
was
learned
here
Tuesday
The
Nova
Scotia
built
version
of
the
ship
was
built
for
-the
film
Mutiny
on
the
Bounty
A
Noya
Scotia
group
has
offered
to
buy
the
Bounty
from
the
movie
producers
but
no
reply
to
the
offer
has
come
from
Mctro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Board
Privately
Damning
Plan
Perrault
Reports
VANCOUVER
CP
-
Liberal
Leader
Ray
Perrault
said
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
night
the
Columbia
River
treaty
is
being
privately
criti
criticized
�
cized
by
members
of
the
BC
Energy
Board
He
called
for
an
objective
study
of
the
agreement
If
there
is
not
unanimity
in
our
own
energy
board
then
wc
had
better
take
another
good
look
at
it
before
wc
proceed
with
it
he
told
Vancouver
Centre
Liberal
Association
He
said
Justice
Minister
Ful
Fulton
�
ton
Finance
Minister
Fleming
and
Premier
Bennett
have
been
playing
musical
chairs
over
the
Columbia
acting
like
children
who
need
a
good
spanking
He
said
the
Liberal
adminis
administration
�
tration
in
Ottawa
had
handled
much
more
difficult
negotiations
in
the
St
Lawrence
Seaway
with
decorum
and
had
presented
a
united
front
in
talks
with
the
UTTERLY
UNACCEPTABLE
Russians
Reject
US
Peace
Plan
GENEVA
AP
Russia
today
rejected
US
pro
proposals
�
posals
for
international
peacemaking
machinery
in
a
disarmed
world
It
label
labeled
�
ed
them
utterly
unaccept
unacceptable
�
able
Valerian
Zorin
Soviet
deputy
foreign
minister
sharply
criti
cibcd
the
US
three
stage
gen
general
�
eral
disarmament
plan
for
the
scond
day
in
succession
at
the
17
nation
disarmament
confer
conference
�
ence
Zorin
took
particular
excep
exception
�
tion
to
the
UN
peace
force
sug
gested
by
the
US
for
main
taining
world
security
after
disarmament
The
Soviet
delegate
said
this
force
would
bypass
the
UN
Se
Security
�
curity
Council
and
thus
violate
the
UN
charter
He
said
the
Sov
Soviet
�
iet
Union
would
never
agree
to
the
establishment
of
such
a
force
nor
to
the
UN
peace
ob
observation
�
servation
corps
proposed
in
the
American
plan
He
also
rejected
proposed
compulsory
arbitration
of
the
International
Court
of
Justice
in
disputes
over
the
disarma
disarmament
�
ment
process
All
these
proposals
he
de
declared
�
clared
would
undermine
and
violate
the
UN
charter
and
subjugate
the
UN
to
a
certain
group
of
countries
which
still
dominate
the
UN
staff
US
delegate
Arthur
Dean
gave
no
immediate
reply
to
Zorin
Dean
told
the
conference
the
US
disarmament
plan
did
not
provide
for
dismantling
arms
factories
in
its
first
stage
because
this
would
require
the
participation
of
all
militarily
significant
states
This
means
particularly
Red
14
there-
had
been
a
Liberal
China
which
is
not
represented
mJnistraHoninTower-ior-tic-Bnd
-presumably
would
not
pa
raclmJ
Columbia
negotiations
her
said
the
project
now
would
be
going
ahead
with
5000
men
employed
ETNA
ACTIVE
CATANIA
Italy
Rctuers
Sicilys
Mount
Etna
was
belch
ing
black
smoke
early
today
with
explosions
shaking
the
northeast
crater
of
the
volcano
at
a
rate
of
10
a
minute
WEATH
Tuesdays
strong
winds
with
an
average
velocity
of
45
and
with
gusts
to
72
were
caused
by
a
rapidly
moving
cold
front
passing
over
the
area
according
to
weather
department
officials
at
the
airport
The
record
wind
gusts
for
March
was
74
set
on
March
17
1961
and
the
all
time
record
gust
of
80
was
re
corded
Oct
31
1961
The
local
forecast
calls
for
clearing
this
evening
with
sun
sunny
�
ny
weather
Thursday
and
tem
temperatures
�
peratures
a
little
warmer
Winds
will
be
light
southwesterly
Low
tonight
and
high
Thursday
at
Prince
George
Quesncl
and
Smithers
32
and
60
Peace
River
Sunny
in
the
morning
with
cloudy
periods
in
the
afternoon
Wanner
Winds
light
Low
tonight
and
high
on
Thursday
at
Grande
Prairie
30
and
55
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
Terrace
Smithers
Quesncl
Williams
Lake
Kamloops
Whitchorse
Fort
Nelson
Fort
St
John
Dawson
Creek
58
2J
03
49
37
34
45
35
Gl
61
32
57
30
70
40
45
31
01
45
32
14
41
28
50
4G
27
33
Snow
Hits
Eastern
Canada
folded
back
the
canvas
tops
as
temperatures
headed
into
the
70s
t
Driving
was
dangerous
in
the
state
of
Maine
and
southeastern
Quebec
today
as
flurries
lashed
pre
iummer
snowflakes
across
mghwavs
A
few
inches
were
expected
to
fall
today
in
the
eastern
townships
adding
to
the
20
inches
still
on
the
ground
Snow
was
also
falling
this
morning
at
Eon
Lake
240
miles
northeast
of
Sept
lies
Que
whictv
still
has
50
inches
of
win
ter
snow
remaining
r
Colder
winds
pushed
into
the
prairies
louay
nsm
m
northern
Alberta
today
was
ex
pected
to
move
east
iuto
north
era
Manitoba
ticipate
in
a
disarmament
treaty
in
its
initial
stages
France
which
is
boycotting
the
confer
ence
is
also
regarded
as
mili
tarily
significant
Tenders
Called
For
Hospital
Tenders
were
called
today
for
completion
of
an
unfin
unfinished
�
ished
ward
in
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
which
will
boost
the
bed
capacity
from
125
to
153
Bids
must
be
in
by
5
pm
May
23
Health
Minister
Eric
Mar
Martin
�
tin
last
week
gave
final
ap
proval
of
working
plans
for
the
extension
It
is
expected
work
will
start
in
June
with
a
target
completion
date
in
November
City
Lawyer
Appointed
To
Senate
of
College
MX
M
HUB
KING
three
senators
REASON
UNKNOWN
February
in
a
Russian-American
spy
swap
Powers
32
has
been
living
with
his
27-year-old
wife
in
a
suburban
Alexandria
Va
apartment
They
have
no
children
Early
last
Friday
Mrs
Pow
Powers
�
ers
was
rushed
to
Alexandria
Hospital
and
later
transferred
to
Georgetown
University
hospi
hospital
�
tal
here
where
Dr
G
E
Schrcincr
took
over
the
ease
He
released
her
fioa
hospital
Monday
COAST
MARKET
SLOW
TOO
FIDEL
CASTRO
today
branded
as
a
cruel
counter
counterrevolutionary
�
revolutionary
rumor
the
persistent
report
that
his
regime
plans
to
take
children
from
their
parents
and
send
them
to
Russia
Its
an
absurd
illogical
idea
he
told
a
television
and
radio
audience
in
a
post
midnight
address
Appointment
of
city
lawver
Hubert
King
to
the
senate
of
Prince
George
College
was
announced
today
by
Bishop
Fergus
OGrady
founder
and
college
president
Mr
King
is
the
third
per
person
�
son
to
be
named
to
the
20
member
senate
Announced
earlier
were
the
appointments
of
Citizen
publisher
W
B
Milner
and
Judge
C
W
Mor
Morrow
�
row
About
60
volunteers
and
can
canvassers
�
vassers
for
the
college
fund
attended
a
victory
banquet
Tuesday
night
A
target
of
100000
to
be
collected
locally
has
been
set
So
far
52400
has
been
col
collected
�
lected
or
pledged
Among
those
speaking
at
the
banquet
were
Bishop
O
OGrady
�
Grady
Judge
Morrow
city
businessman
Alex
Moffat
and
Rev
Peter
Rogers
Wife
of
U
2
Pilot
Takes
Pill
Overdose
WASHINGTON
CP
The
wife
of
former
U
2
spy
pilot
Francis
Gary
Powers
is
reported
to
have
recov
recovered
�
ered
from
what
police
described
as
an
overdose
of
sleeping
pills
but
reason
for
the
overdose
is
still
a
mystery
Police
said
Tuesday
they
tried
twice
to
question
Mrs
Barbara
Powers
while
she
was
in
hos
hospital
�
pital
here1
but
were
prevented
from
doing
so
by
adoctQrwhol
at
first
stated
His
Powers
was
unconscious
and
later
that
she
was
conscious
but
too
nervous
to
undergo
questioning
A
spokesman
for
the
Central
Intelligence
Agency
where
Pow
Powers
�
ers
is
still
employed
said
the
matter
is
a
personal
one
arid
that
the
agency
will
not
com
comment
�
ment
on
it
or
corJct
any
in
investigation
�
vestigation
Ficcd
from
a
Soviet
jail
last
Alake
Learning
Fun
Education
Dean
Pleads
INDIANAPOLIS
AP
A
Canadian
educationist
urged
school
teachers
Tuesday
to
try
to
make
learning
as
much
fun
as
play
for
their
pupils
Neville
Scarfc
dean
of
edu
education
�
cation
at
the
University
of
BC
suggested
the
result
can
be
achieved
by
arranging
mater
materials
�
ials
space
time
freedom
and
affection
so
that
children
na
naturally
�
turally
want
to
learn
Scarfc
told
the
annual
study
conference
of
the
Association
of
Childhood
Education
Internation
International
�
al
that
play
is
natures
ingen
ingenious
�
ious
device
for
seeing
that
voung
people
become
educated
The
teachers
task
is
not
that
of
directing
play
he
said
but
of
removing
obstacles
to
constructive
freedom
in
a
moral
atmosphere
created
by
his
own
example
and
personality
iC
Bonds
Sell
Slowly
Here
Daylight
Time
Going
Into
Effect
Sunday
If
you
go
to
bed
20
minutes
earlier
than
normal
tonight
Thursday
and
Friday
ou
wont
lose
an
hours
sleep
this
weekend
At
2
a
m
Sunday
BC
goes
on
daylight
saving
time
as
it
does
each
summer
This
means
clocks
will
be
advanced
one
hour
With
the
switch
from
standard
time
the
sun
will
rise
later
and
dayworkers
will
have
an
extra
hours
sunshine
after
leaving
the
mill
office
or
store
Initial
response
lo
the
BC
Hjdro
Authoritys
new
25000
000
bond
issue
has
been
slow
a
survey
of
Prince
George
bankers
showed
today
Moderate
was
tho
word
which
cropped
up
most
fre
frequently
�
quently
in
describing
enquiries
and
purchases
since
the
bonds
went
on
sale
here
Monday
However
they
pointed
out
it
is
still
early
to
make
any
firm
predictions
auout
the
issues
fate
Sales
could
easily
pick
up
they
agreed
One
banker
suggested
that
the
issue
has
one
strike
against
it
in
that
there
is
no
guarantee
the
bonds
can
be
turned
in
at
par
value
before
they
mature
However
he
said
this
might
be
offset
by
the
5V4
per
cent
interest
rate
and
the
sale
of
100
bonds
for
9950
at
least
initially
In
Vancouver
investment
dealers
also
rcpoitcd
a
slow
response
to
the
issue
but
said
that
it
is
too
early
to
give
a
definite
picture
of
how
tho
bonds
will
sell
Wcic
getting
some
interest
but
its
not
a
wild
and
woolly
rush
said
one
dealer
Tho
sales
aie
not
large
Another
dealer
said
the
price
was
too
high
for
the
20
jear
54
per
cent
bonds
with
an
ef
effective
�
fective
yield
to
the
buyer
of
529
per
cent
Tho
selling
price
is
9950
for
a
100
unit
Tho
bond
issue
will
be
used
to
pay
off
outstanding
notes
held
by
the
authority
which
was
set
m
tills
month
with
tho
merging
by
the
provincial
gov
eminent
of
the
BC
Power
Com
Commission
�
mission
and
the
BC
Electric