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A coast aoe
spokesman has  ad-.
mitted that Monday
night's collision bet-
ween the 46-foot tug
Storm Crest and the
9,000 ton Greek
registered freighter .
Telendos which saw
two men come very
close to losing their
lives could have been
avoided. .

Meanwhile the freighter
has been allowed to sail after

the owners put up a $650,000
bond.

Hot action in
stripper’ s room

A fall crew of City
firemen battled their way
into. the stripper’s
changing room of the

Olympic Hotel for some
red hot action In the early
hours of Wednesday
morning. A 4 a.m. fire
there which may have
been started by a
cigarette, claimed the
strippers costume and
damaged the room.
Thursday ft was business

The vessel had been tee
eoippe hotel and | iaced under arrest when SUNKEN TUGBOAT off Vanconver Wharves was ralsed Wednesday morning by floating crane (top picture) until
without her costume.

lay just below the surface of the water, then towed In its submerged state to the North Vancouver waterfront. There,
CONTINUED ON PAGE 15 it was finally pumped out (lower pictare) and brought above the surface (Ellsworth Dickson photos)

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