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"Spfond Mas. mall TPsUtratlon numbfr IHSR" 3CThe VANCOUVER SUN: May 8, 1971 Motor vehicle accidents In Canada killed 455 persons during November, 1970. FISCHER-TAIMANOV CHESS DATES SET cyclone hits Bandits E. PAKISTAN Atrocities bared in Pakistan tour grab $12,000 MODERN CHURCH BUILDING Central Eurnoby Location Offered at $58,000 M. GLOVER 435-1471 BLOCK BROS.

REALTY LTD. KARACHI, Pakistan (AP) A cyclone struck today near Chittagong, major sea port in East Pakistan, and then swerved south when its force apparently was declining, the official Radio Pakistan reported. The storm was first reported along the northern Bengal coast where a cyclone and tidal wave last November swept at least 300,000 persons to their deaths. WEATHERMAN 5 bombers get terms NEW YORK (UFI) Four-year prison terms, the maximum, were ordered Friday for three members of the Weatherman who admitted plotting bombings. State Supreme Court Justice Harold Burns ordered the terms for Richard Robin Palmer, 40, described as the leader of the group, Sharon Krebs, 33, and Martin Lewis, 25.

Claudia Conine and Joyce I also Weatherman members, were sentenced to three years. Sentencing of a sixth de. fendant Christopher Trenkle, 19 was delayed pending a psychiatric report. The six had admitted plotting to bomb a branch of the First National City Bank, two police stations, the Bolivian consulate, a New York University building and Mudge, Rose, Gutherie and Alexander, President Richard Nixon's former law firm. The quarter-final world championship chess match between Robert Fischer of the U.S.

and Mark Taimanov of the Soviet Union will begin next Thursday at the University of B.C. graduate centre. Games will be played May 13, 16, 18, 20, 23, 25, 27, 30, June 2 and 4. Games will start at 4 p.m., with the exception of May 30 and June 4, when they will begin at 2:30 p.m. Spectators will be admitted to a separate room to view a demonstration board.

Admission is $1 per game, or $5 for all games. First player to score 5V4 points wins the match. Others in the quarter-final series are Bent Larsen of Denmark and Wolfgang Uhlmann of East Germany; Tigran Petrosian of the Soviet Union and Robert Huebner. of West Germany; Viktor Korchnoi and Yefim Geller, both of the U.S.S.R. Eventual winner of the series will meet world champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union for the title.

Great Selection In Styles and Colon in 1 were devastated as if by explosives or Pakistani army artillery. In Jessore, reporters saw the grave of a 59-year-old Italian priest reported to have been gunned down by Pakistani soldiers in his mission hospital complex. Four East Pakistanis, including a mother and 14-year-old boy, also were killed by the troops in the attack, residents said. According to an authenticated report, the Rev. Mario Veronesi, who had been here 18 walked out of the small mission house the morning of April 4 as two soldiers approached.

He was cut down by automatic fire as he raised his hands, it was reported. A fellow priest buried him nearby the following day, taking 6Vi hours because of gunfire whistling around him. A nun from the mission is reported to have left for the Vatican with the blood-soaked Red Cross badge the priest was wearing when he. was shot. The market area of Jessore looked bombed and burned out.

A number of houses and shops were said to have been razed both by Bengalis and the Pakistani army in taking over the town. A resident described what he called indiscriminate firing by the army seeking to dis- lodge the rebels who had controlled the town. JESSORE, East Pakistan (AP) Communal violence and military action to put down the rebellion in East Pakistan have wreaked death and devastation here and in Khulna, the province's second port and third city. In Khulna, reporters on an army-conducted tour saw today what a non-Bengali resident described as a human slaughterhouse. Sheds were said to have been used by East Pakistan's dominant Bengalis in mass killings of Bihari immigrants from India, West Pakistanis and other non-Bengalis during March and early April at the height of the secessionist uprising.

Reporters were shown a wooden frame with chains affixed on top where women and children reportedly were beheaded with knives. There was a form of gar- rotfe attached to a tree where, the resident said, victims choked to death. Cords attached to one tree were described as hanging nooses. Bodies were said to have been thrown over a low wall into the river running alongside. Long rows of shops and homes in the non-Bengali sector of Khulna were badly burned, apparently by Bengalis, but other sections, including solid brick buildings in the Bengali-dominated town MARK TAIMANOV 10-game match A beautiful way to be comfortable dress heels, medium heels and low heels in Summer's newest White -Beige Bone Blues Patent ond Mesh, etc.

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W. Wood to scoop out the contents of the open safe. They made their getaway in a green Fargo van, driven by a fourth man. Police believed the van had been rented earlier from a U-drive company three blocks away. Before the robbers left they tore out all but one of the office telephones.

The office is on the second floor of the building, and was the only premises in the building open today. Customer E. A. Bentley said he was walking along the hallway toward the office when the loading ramp door opened and three masked men entered. "One of them tapped me and he had a smile on his face, but the next guy was holding a revolver and I knew it was a holdup," he said.

He said the men took him into the office with them. Police said one man had a shotgun, another a Beretta pistol and the other a .22 pistol. They wore ski-toque masks and coveralls. Said manager Wood: "I thought it was a masquerade at first, but it became apparent this was the real thing." He said he thought the robbery took five to eight WIDMAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED ANNOUNCEMENT ,00 189l 21 619 Dunsmuir. 681-6811 (Between Granville Seymour) Open Fri.

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(Bob) ROSS (Terry) UPGAARD 3 policemen wounded in shooting CHELSEA, Mass. (UPI) Three policemen were in hospital today, two of them on the danger list, with wounds suffered Friday in a wild shootout following a $9,300 bank robbery. Four suspects, apprehended about 75 feet away from the bank, were in custody on $100,000 double surety bail, scheduled for probable cause hearings May 20 in Chelsea District Court. Reported in slightly improved condition but still on the danger list were Chelsea patrolman Chester Swankow-ski, 54, shot once in the abdomen, and Everett patrolman Edwin Guarino, 46, who was shot in the chest. Sgt.

Leo McHatton of Ever-, ett was reported in fair condition with bullet wounds in the leg and shoulder. Police said a "silent" alarm at the State Street Bank and Trust Company branch on Beacham Street, near the Everett-Chelsea town line, was triggered during the holdup, sending men from both departments to the scene. A Chelsea police cruiser with Swankowski and McHatton was first on the scene as three bandits came out the front door of the bank. Swankowski ran toward the three and was shot down at point-blank range. McHatton was wounded later.

An Everett police cruiser arrived, carrying Guarino and his partner, Sgt. Joesph Penta. The two men teamed up with McHatton and began chasing the bandits. Both sides exchanged about 30 shots and a bullet hit Guarino in the chest. Couple die in shoot-out MARIETTA, Ga.

(UPI) A wealthy husband-and-wife team of doctors were beaten and shot to death Friday by bandits who broke into their fashionable home. Dead were Dr. Warren Bond Matthews, 69, chief pathologist at Kenneston Hospital here, and his 60-year-old wife, who was chief pathologist at Piedmont Hospital in Atlanta. She practised under her maiden name, Dr. Rosina Vincenzl.

Their deaths apparently followed a bloody shoot-out and police said they believe the Matthews' assailants were "It was a real shooting match," said Cobb County Police Chief E. H. Burress. "From the angles of the shots, it looked like she (Mrs. Matthews) may have fired some." ENDS MAY 15th! DOLLAR Charles R.

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National Association for Student Affairs and the Canadian Bureau of International Education, will feature group discussions by the delegates on ideas about foreign students, students abroad and other international programs. A Vancouver theatre group, The Tarragon -Theatre Ensemble, will dramatize various issues, such as those that arise between foreign students and administrators, throughout the week. The conference is being staged at UBC's Totem Park conventions centre. As well as the conference delegates, 15 representatives from embassies at Washington, D.C., including ones from Formosa, the Republic of Congo, Spain and Thailand, will attend. UBC's International House has been awarded a $11,000 grant from the federal department of state to help bring Canadian and foreign students from across Canada to the conference.

ANDRAS GETS 'WOMEN' JOB OTTAWA (CP) Robert Andras, minister responsible for housing, has been assigned to co-ordinate programs to 1 implement the report of the royal commission on i the status of women. Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau told the Commons Friday that Andras will co-ordinate the plans of each government department to bring its programs into line with the report's recommendations. He said each department is studying the report, made public in December, and ex-a i i government programs to ensure they meet the needs of women. Heath to talk to Pompidou LONDON (Reuter) British Prime Minister Edward Heath will go to Paris May 20 for a two-day meeting with French President Georges Pompidou to discuss Britain's entry into the European Common Market. Announcement of the two-day meeting was made jointly in Paris and London.

The Heath-Pompidou talks will take place on the same dates that had been set for a visit to London by French Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann. The visit now is replaced by the top-level talks. INVESTIGATE LOBO LEISURE HOMES TODAY! Big on Good Vision Continued from page 1 rate of 3.66. An American was obliged to pay 28 cents for each mark as opposed to 27 cents before the crisis began in midweek. In Washington, Treasury Secretary John Connally said the U.S.

stands for maintaining current parities between the dollar and foreign currencies. Connally said the U.S. "contemplates no change in its own gold and foreign exchange policies" as a result of the monetary crisis. The Common Market ministers have before them today proposals from the market's executive commission, representing the joint interests of the six as a whole. They are authoritatively reported to: Omit any provision for floating exchange rates, outright changes in currency values, or a change in the price of gold.

Provide the first steps to control the freewheeling market in Eurodollars an amount of $50 billion to $60 billion on deposit outside the U.S. Their unrestricted movement back and forth across the Atlantic, reacting to interest rates and prospective changes in currency values, is the immediate cause of the crisis. Many Europeans believe the causes of the crisis are of deep origin and blame the cost of the Vietnam war and the heavy U.S. corporate investment in Europe. Students restless MADRID (UPI) Hundreds of Madrid university students boycotted classes Friday in a mounting country1 wide wave of student unrest which also hit the universities of Barcelona, Santander, Val-ladolid and Valencia.

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The complainant, married, told authorities she went to Capp's motel suite to report to him on the liberal point of view on the campus, where he lectured later that day to some 2,500 persons. She had been assigned to brief him after he requested the information, she said. Capp, whose home is in Cambridge, replied in a statement issued through his Boston lawyer, Alvin Hockbcrg. "The allegations are entirely untrue," the statement said. "I have been warned for some time now that the revolutionary left would try to stop me by any means from speaking out on campuses.

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