THE WORLD TODAY Use dogs ST AUGUSTINE FLA - Vol 8 No 63 Police accompanied by dogs moved In today on about 140 negroes staging a sit in at the Ponce tie Leon Hotel here Emerging from the Negro sec section � tion the Negroes walked first to the so called slave market a tourist attraction In the old oldest � est city In the United Stales After singing several free freedom � dom songs they filed out and continued on to the Ponce dp Leon Hotel an old landmark that re mi Ins the citys finest hotel Pushing past a uniformed attendant at the back door the Negroes surged into the lobby and then Into the dining room where they sat down at tables Police were not In evidence when the sit down began but soon put In an appearance Ukraine floods MOSCOW -Seven tlousand families have been evacuated from their homes In the Ukraines Industrial area be because � cause of spring floods Izvestla reported Monday niglt The government newspaper said rivers reiched a level 17 feet higher than usual Press warned AIGIERS President Ahmed Den Delia said Monday he will shut the door on the foreign press If it becomes too crit critical � ical of his national socialism You are politically illiterate he saldoflhecapitallstpross at a congress of self-management committees Critical WASHINGTON Gen Douglas MacArthurs condition con continues � tinues critical army doctors reported today but the kid kidney � ney difficulty that gave him a setback has improved slightly A bulletin from Walter need Army hospital added that the 84-year-old general continues to have Intermittent bleeding from his esophagus but this is being controlled by pressure from a tube insert in his esophagus Heart function and vital signs remain quite stable the bulletin added Bombings MOGADISHU Somali Llhioplan planes bombed the Somali northern region cap capital � ital of Hargelsha today In two waves a Somali government source said today The source said the Ethiop Ethiopians � ians also launched a mass at attack � tack on the border post of Tug wajaleh today and Somaliswere trying to push Ethiopian troops back Showdown seen DUDAPEST Sovlet Premier Khrushchev arrived by train In Budapest todaj for a round of public ceremonies and pri private � vate talks with HungarlanCom munist leiders that may be one more step toward a show showdown � down with Red China Peking loosed a new blast at Khrushchevs policies Monday accusing him of paving the way for restoration of capitalism in the Soviet Union Labelling the premier the greatest capitulatlonist in his history � tory the 30000 - word de nounciation called on Com Communists � munists everywhere to rep repudiate � udiate and liquidate the Soviet premiers policy of peaceful coexistence with the West Ailing King Saud of Saudi Ar Arabia � abia above has been stripped of all powers and his brother Crown Prince Faisal pro proclaimed � claimed regent and uncontested ruler of the oil rich desert kingdom Mecca Itadloannounc ed Monday night Canadians on Cyprus criticized NICOSIA AP The United Nations peace force was publicly criticized to today � day for the first time since it became operative on Cyprus four days ago Turkish Cypriots charged in a press statement that Cana Canadian � dian UN troops permitted Greek Cyprlot police to patrol In a Turkish village something British troops never permitted The Turks allege the police are armed EOKA terrorists in uniform and threatened village women and girls This was denied by Greek Cjprlots Meanwhile the island was re reported � ported calm following two inci incidents � dents Monday in which Drltlsh troops of the UN force fired in self defence after coming under fire In one incident in the Krye nia Mountains Creek Cypriots admitted they made a mistake and fired at a 12 man UN patrol thinking they were Turks Turkish - Cyprlots In their complaint also said most of the French speaking Canadian sol soldiers � diers the Van Doos of the Roal 22nd Regiment sta stationed � tioned in the disputed village of Kazaphani on the coast north of hete did not speak English and therefore were unable to hear Turkish complaints A UN spokesman declined im immediate � mediate comment on the charges but said they would bo studied Greek Cyprlots say theirpo llce as the lawful foices of the republic have tho right to patrol Kazaphani which they have been doing for some time Now hear this After the busy time last week- cise 0f safety precautions cost end it has been suggested by them five bucks some people around town that the Weve had an annual pussy ideal place for a new liquor willow and robin reports now store would be the new shopping jiixon comes up with the first centre at Fifteenth and Cent- blue blid seen Sunday ral A local chap who motored Nassau yes Nassau thats to Vancouver over the weekend where Chuck Lees Abe Wlebe reports the PNEs giant roller and John Glans the towns Man- coaster has nothing over the ufacturers Life representa- Cariboo Highway between Wll- tlves are heading this week Uarns Lake and Quesnel The Theyll be spending their time frost heaves are so bad one of In the Bahamas attending a com- his passengers got seasick The pany educational conference road from Quesnel to Prince The earthquake tremor sent George Is excellent though he many city people out of their said homes At least one couple The developers of the new went as far as to turn off their shopping centre at Fifteenth gas supply In case the line and Central are expected to ap broke When they tried to get ply for a building permit some Inland to turn It on again as time this weekend The site required they were told the already has been cleared and serviceman was busy and theyd contractors arent expected to have to get a commercial gas- waste any time to get on with fitter to do the job Their exer- the job 1 The Prince George magls- TxjrTV trates court is getting so busy inums jnat magistrate G OStewart Building Page - 9 this morning announced there Classified 10 11 WW be a leas fu Tuesday Comics - 8 nent sittings starting next Corning Events - - 8 week The courts are now Editorial -- 7 booked to well on In May and Here and There 8 Mr Stewart wants to get as Markets 3 mny cases as possiblecleared Snorts - 1 4 5 UP before the spring assizes jV m 2 start April 28 Tu e 2 Road to the new Prince George Pulp and Paper Mill site is being built in the Ne chako river at the foot of the cutbanks It will be in the river area for a distance of three miles before cutting across the Nechako flats Roy Fujikawa photo Rate reductions means savings on hydro bills DC ldro today announced rate reductions which will rep represent � resent a saving of approximat approximately � ely 10 cents a month to the av average � erage homoowner The new rates which go into effect Wednesday have sub substantial � stantial savings for home homeowners � owners who use electric heat heating � ing Of the 8500 D C Hydro cus customers � tomers in the Prince George nowfr district 80 arn electric ecincuy u a kuuiiuveiuai3 with other fuels The average Prince George homeowner pays 8 50 a month for electricity Under the new rate structure hell pay 8 40 In general terms the rates reflect a reduction of 185 per cent since the D C Hydro au authority � thority was organized two j ears ago Under the new all electric space heating rates the cost of heating homes with electri electricity � city Is reduced approximately 0 per cent The new standard residential rates will provide savings rang ranging � ing up to 22 per cent for low- Reserve fund said adequate VANCOUVER P - Delegates at the DC Teachers Federa Federation � tion convention In Vancouver have voted against setting up a 500000 emergency reserve fund and decided that present reserves of 228000 will be sufficient A report totheconventionsald an increased fund would protect the federation from a sudden loss of income It said this could happen If the schools act were changed to make member membership � ship In the association voluntary rather than compulsory use customers homeowners whose light bills average 3 a month Dill Best Prince George manager of DC Hydro said the reductions are part of a program to standardize rates between the old DC Electric and D C Power Commission ratnr demand for investigation LONDON W Anxious hotel lers today demanded a govern government � ment Inquiry Into a weekend of teen age violence that terror terrorized � ized two resorts and brought more than 100 arrests Behind the demand lay fears of renewed violence at the Whltsun holiday seven weeks from now and fears that their summer livelihood will be dis disrupted � rupted Battling tten agers many on their own admission drugged on pep pills lampaged through the east coast resorts of Clacton and Margate on the weekend In a wave of violence without prece precedent � dent In Drltaln Still other Drltlsh youngsters went on the rampage across the North Sea In the Belgian resort of Oostende About three thous thousand � and returned to Dover Monday night many of them bandaged for cuts and bruises Clacton took the worst beat beating � ing with damage running into thousands of pounds Youngiteis roamed the streets looting shops fighting police overturn overturning � ing cars and throwing chaits and street weighing machines Into the sea Part of the Clacton trouble resulted from clashes between rival teen age cults of Mods and Rockers Mods short foi modens ride souped up inotoi scooteis areas An all electric home which has both space and water heat heating � ing equipment and used 3000 kilowatt hours a month under the former rate structure had a monthly power bill of 3995 The new rates will see him pay 3410 Teen age violence draws The boys wear elegant Italian suits their girls chic outfits sometimes with ankle length skirts Rockers male and female wear black leather Jackets lea leather � ther pants leather boots and crash helmets itizen The only daily newspaper serving Central British Columbia PRINCE GEORGE BRITISH COLUMBIA TUESDAY MARCH 31 1964 The report showed 72 or more dead or presumed dead as a re result � sult of Friday nljhts quake and giant tidal waves The Kodlak toll was based on reports furnished by state police after a tour of the islands torn and twisted villages Omitted from the civil defence list was the community of Che nega on Prince William Sound Reports from Fairbanks indi indicated � cated half the towns population of 45 may have been lost in a desperate race for higher ground against an 80 foot tidal wave The Fairbanks reports said two persons were known dead and 20 missing after the wave covered and washed away the little town The list of communities plus the tally from Chenega showed these counts Anchorage eight dead two presumed dead Whlttier one dead 12 presumed dead Cor Cordova � dova one dead Homer three dead Kodlak Island 22 dead SO presumed dead Valdez one dead 30 presumed dead Kayak Island one dead Chmega two dead 20 piesumed dead Seward three dead 16 presumed dead Port Ashton one dead five pre presumed � sumed dead A number of Isolated areas mainly on the Alaskan Penin Peninsula � sula or in the Aleutian Islands were described situation un unknown � known New after shocks rocked the gulf area The seismograph at the University of Washington re recorded � corded more that CO shocks since the big quake A giant airlift was under way from the Seattle area carrying emergency supplies to stricken SHOWERS V Low 30 High 45 Phor LOgan 4 2441 2JJ 7e coPY DONT BLAME QUAKE ON BOMBS v OSLO neuters - A Nor Norwegian � wegian scientist today said he had strong doubts about a theory that the earthquake which hit Alaska was caused by a cosmic echo of Russian nu nuclear � clear explosions Professor Anders Kvaale leader of theseismological sta station � tion here said the echo theory put forward by Svante Svates son a Swedish scientist of meteorology had gained little support among seismologists Svatesson had said that re recent � cent selsmologlcal and meteor meteorological � ological abnormalities on the earth and sun were echoes from chain reactions of nuclear ex explosions � plosions and specifically pointed out the Russian nuclear bomb tests in August of 1062 He warned last October that because of these blasts things will bo popping for the last two weeks in March Kvaale said the energy re released � leased by the earthquake in Alaska probably was greater than that of the total energy released by all nuclear bombs exploded until now Meanwhile Alaska counted new dead today and reports from backwater villages indicated there may be nany more vic victims � tims of the great earthquake than originally feared The toll of dead and pre presumed � sumed dead mounted to 178 in a tally released by Alaska civil defence Officials noted some of the deaths could not be con confirmed � firmed although they were re reported � ported by law enforcement and military sources The picturesque island of Ko dlak southwest of Anchorage in the Gulf of Alaska appeared to be the states hardest hit area cities Fifteen air force C 124 Globemasters were scheduled to arrive in Anchorage before the day was out with cargoes rang ranging � ing from diapers to electrical equipment Commercial airline service was fully restored to Anchorage a major air centre The Alas Alaskan � kan Highway was reported in fair condition Many back country roads were said to be impassible be because � cause of earthslldes and smashed bridges Port facilities throughout the Gulf of Alaska were generally unusable Bob Hllliker shellfish spe specialist � cialist for the states depart department � ment of fish and game said perhaps 25 crab boats each with four or five men could have been away from Kodlak Island He said another 10 boats may have been out of Anchorage There was no word for Adak far out in the Aleutians The US Coast Guard com combing � bing isolated Inlets found two deserted cabins where people may have been swept away These were on Prince William Sound near the quakes epicen epicentre � tre An aerial check was made of remote villages In Anchorage Alaskas larg largest � est city salvage was pushed rapidly and utilities were res restored � tored in many sections Mayor George Slnrrock told reporters Anchorage would be surveyed by geologists to deter determine � mine which areas were safest He said relocation of the busi business � ness area was a possibility In that clay-and-sand area some large buildings dropped into chasms Troops take control of Alberni clean up PORT ALBERNI B C CP Two detachments of troops rolled in today with heavy equipment and began operation clean up in the flooded twin cities of Al Alberni � berni and Port Alberni They faced the task of dealing with tilting houses upended cars logs and other debris littering streets Between 40 and 50 houses were destroyed and 350 damaged to varying degrees in the four successive tidal waves that swirled up the Alberni Canal from the open Pacific Saturday morning Ko dollar value has been placed on the damage but Is ex expected � pected to reach into the mil millions � lions Numerous business establishments were destroyed or damaged An official of the Indian af affairs � fairs department estimated it will cost 100000 to re rehabilitate � habilitate Indian families up uprooted � rooted by the tidal flood re resulting � sulting from the Alaskan earth earthquake � quake The flood hit villages along Vancouver Islands west coast and 17 families had to be evacuated at the Indian set settlement � tlement of Hot Springs Cove north of here Steps went forward mean meanwhile � while to provide financial aid Assistant Provincial Secre Secretary � tary L J Wallace said in Vic Victoria � toria he hoped to have a dam damage � age report to place before the cabinet by Thursday The federal government has promised financial help but Is awaiting a request from DC More than 100 members of the 3rd Field Squadron of army en engineers � gineers rolled Into the stricken area early today with a 70 ton mobile crane bulldozers dump trucks and low - bed trailers They had come from Chllli wack CO miles east of Vancou Vancouver � ver Seventy members of the Queens Own Rifles of Canada stationed In Victoria had al already � ready arrived The huge forest complex of MacMlllan Dloedel and Powell River Limited Industrialback bone of the area employing some 4000 men had Its ply plywood � wood plant back in operation early today Resumption by other opera operations � tions two sawmills and a pulp and paper plant dam damaged � aged by boom logs and Inundat Inundated � ed by salt water that clogged machinery will take longer A company spokesman said that by next week all the plants should be operating and almost back to normal UNEMPLOYMENT FUND NEARS ROCK BOTTOM OTTAWA CP - The fed federal � eral government Is reported working against a deadline of midnight Tuesday to ensure the unemployment insurance fund will have enough money to meet claims for unemployment bene benefits � fits Unless parliament approves the supplementary estimates now before the Commons by midnight Tuesday the govern government � ment will have no authority to make temporary loans to keep the fund solvent once it ex exhausts � hausts the 17500000 left In it Meanwhile negotiations are continuing among the political parties in the Commons in an effort to get some or all of the supplementary estimates through in time However Justice Minister Guy Favreau government leader in the house said fol following � lowing morning talks that no agreement has been reached CHRIS CROSSED LOIsDON CP The Drit ish board of censors has banned a film depicting the life of Christine heeler The film made inDenmaik stars Yvonne Buckingham as Christine and John Darrymore Jr as Dr Stephen Ward Ward was the society osteopath who committed suicide Just before a jury convicted htm of living off Immoral earnings GUY FAVREAU no agreement Case of missing guns may be solved today MONTREAL CP Sudden and secret activity has led to reports that police are on the verge of breaking the case of weapons thefts from Quebec armories Three joung men were ar arrested � rested and are to appear in court today on charges of pos possession � session of explosives They were arrested Intheii flat Mon Monday � day night and police found nine sticks of d nam it e and separat separatist � ist literature Le Devoir sas a combined forje of Montreal and Quebec Provincial Police and the RCMP was sent to the Lauien tlan Mountains noith of Mont Montreal � real to find secret depots Bigger income tax share offered provinces QUEBEC CITY iff - Ottawa has offered to give the prov provinces � inces an extra 12 to 13 per cent of the personal Income tax field if they wish to take over full responsibility for hospital Insurance on which Ottawa now pays half the cost Primo Minister Pearson told the federal - provincial con conference � ference today that the turn over formula would take account of rising hospital costs However he said that without unanimous approval of the prov provinces � inces the federal govomment could not withdraw fully fiom the hospital Insurance progi am until 1070 the expiry date of the present agreements Meanwhile any one provlnco wishing to contiact out of hospital Insurance would have to agree to continue - until the agieements are revised a hos hospital � pital Insurance pi ogram Identi Identical � cal to that In othei provinces choosing to stay underthe jointly-financed operation The added 12 or 13 pei cent of the personal income tax field Mr Pearson stipulated that this added share would apply to the provinces as a whole would be tacked on to their existing shares This year Ottawa has abated its federal Income tax rates by 18 per cent and the provinces are free to occupy that joom or moie If they wish as some have done The abatement i ises to 20 per cent in 1 960 final yen of the cuirent five yeai fiscal agreement Mr Peaison has suggested that any decision bo postponed on fedei al withdrawal f i om fom othoi intoi-ielatedwelfarepio-ktJins allowances for blind ami disabled ptjsons assistance to needy pei sons aged C5 to C9 and ftnleial unemployment assist assistance � ance payments tothepiovlnces a general scheme covering wel welfare � fare costs He said the fedeial view is that the four programs should be consldei ed as a whole Meanwhile Quebecs Premier Lesage has given notice that Quebec wants to contiacl out of hospital lnsuianco un unemployment � employment assistance blind and disability allowances old age assistance paid on a means test basts to tliose between 03 and C9 hospital construction g ants and publlch health gi ants lie estimates these now bi lug Quebec 212 million a ear as the feilei al shai e of the vni lous projiams Assuming tint one pei cent of tho feilei al pei son Income ta now jlelds Quebec 5300000 ho sivs hit i out net lug out would me in Oltiwas if Km so of anothei -10 klnts of the ti that is -10 pei lent boond thv elstiuy slum frA PI HsON tosfs coushltMod