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VATICAN CITY (AP) —
Cardinals of the Roman
Catholic Church will jointly
celebrate Pope John Paul's
outdoor funeral Mass with
the same solemn simplicily
that marked the funeral of
Pope Paul VI less than two
months age, the Valican
announced Monday.

Forly of the 127 cardinals
to have arrived so far met in
the Apostolic Palace lo
complete arrangements for
Wednesday's funeral.

In a drenching rain out-
side, mourners numbering in
the tens of thousands took
refuge under umbrellas and
huddled beneath Bernini's
tall colonnade on Si. Peter's
Square as they waited to
view the Pope's body, lying
in state on a catafalque
before the main altar of the
cathedral. ;

The cardinals set the time
of the funeral Mass, alop the
broad marble sleps of St. Pe-
ter's, at 4 p.m. local time

| OUTDOOR MASS FOR POPE
Funeral to be simple affair

Wednesday (11 am, EDT),
It is expected to be televised
worldwide.

After the funeral Mass, the
budy uf Pope John Paul will
be buried oppusite the tomb
of his predecessor in the
grotlo under the basilica.

The Congregation of
Cardinals, administering the
700-million-member church
inthe period between popes,
alsu issued a statement
expressing ‘‘worry, ap-
prehension and sorrow” over
the renewed heavy fighting
in Lebanon.

Pupe John Paul, who died
last Thursday of a heart
attack after just 34 days as
pope, was reported lo have
been considering a trip to
that war-torn country in an
allempl to acl as a
peacemaker. .

Because it was the start of
a work week, ‘the line of
mourners waiting in the
downpour for a last glimpse
of the Pope was smaller than

1,000 forced
out by fire

MISSISSAUGA, Ont. (CP)
— Aboul 1,000 people twice
were forced to flee their
homes here Monday before
firefighters brought under
control a raging fire in a
storage tank containing two
million gallons of fuel oil.

Residents near the Texaco
Canada Ltd. refinery in this
city just west of Toronte
jumped into their cars and
headed for safety after
flames and smoke began

. ~ billowing. fram the tank —
about 2 a.m. EDT.

Emergency reception
centres were set up in a
library and an arena as well
as the Texaco community
‘centre as police cordoned off
the area, which includes
luxury homes in the $200,000
Tange.

City firefighters joined
forces with those from
Texaco, BP, Shell and Gulf
oil companies— all tocated in
the area—as well as others
from the Toronto and
Downsview airports and the
federal transport depart-
ment,

Margaret

recovering

SYDNEY (AP) — Prin-
cess Margaret arrived in
Australia on Monday to
recuperate from a_ flu-like
ailment that forced her to
cancel plans to officiate at
independence day celebra-
tions of Tuvalu, the world’s
newest country.

The princess was smiling
but looked pale and weak as
she left a Hercules aircraft
of the Royal New Zealand
Alr Force. She was taken
away in a Rolls Royce to the
home of Sir Roden Cutler,
governor of New South

ales.

Princess Margaret spent
part of the flight on a
stretcher and stayed in a
special wood-lined com-
partment that muffled the
plane's noise. A doctor diag-
nosed the illness as an acute
respiratory problem,

No damage estimate was
available on the blaze which
took 10 hours to bring under
controk. Texaco officials said
the fire apparently slarted in
a [uel line pump beneath the
tank.

No major injuries were re-
ported.

Residents first fled their
homes after the fire started.
Later they were allowed to
return but were evacuated
again when a second tank
threatened to catch fire.

A Téxaco spokesman said
the blaze was discovered by
a night securily guard on a
rouline patrol at the site in
the south of this city of about
285,000.

After several hours, fire-
fighters called in extra
foamproducing machines in
an effort to contain the fire to
one tank, Twelve other
slorage tanks on the site
were hosed down repeatedly.

Witnesses said the fire was

visible for several
kilometres and thal the noise
of the explosion startled
many persons from their
sleep.

While residents waited far
word on when they could
return home, 16 police cars
patrolled the deserted area
ta prevent looting.

During the blaze, the main
line used by CNR and CP
Rail, about 15 kilometres
from the fire site, was
closed. GO transit halted its
commuter train service west
of the Port Credit stalion in
Mississauga until about
noon,

Lou Parsons, Peel Region
chairman, said the fire was
the first serious one at the

refinery since it
established more than 20
years ago.

A Texaco spokesman said
every effort would be made
to continue regular service
to customers although a
minor service disruption was
possible.

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Ontario flre marshal’s of-
fice, the provincial
evironment ministry and
Texaco will be investigating
to determine the exact cause
of the blaze.

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the crowds Sunday, when an
estimated 300,000 braved a
steady rain to view the body.

Longlime Vatican ob-
servers called it the greatest
oulpouring of affection for a
dead pontiff in recent limes.
Well over a halfmillion had
viewed the body in four days.

“Yuu see, even though it’s
raining a lot of people have
come,’' said Giovanni
Olivicre, 35, slanding on line
Monday. “People loved him.
He was a real pastor of the
people, He's left a personal
example of what the people
want. which will be difficult
for his successor to follow.”

The Pope’s tace looked
grey and waxen, and the
basilica was shut down
periudically Monday so

undertakers could retouch it, |

Embalmers said sudden
death caused the body to
deleviorale faster but that
they expected it to remain on

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funeral.

The Vatican said the Pope
died uf a massive heart
altack Thursday night, but
the budy did not undergo an
autopsy. The major daily
newspaper Corriere della
Sera, echoing the thoughts of
many Italians, mentioned in-
evitable doubts in the ab-
sence of an autopsy. Bul
autopsies are nol called for
in provisions of the church
constitution applying to
perivds between popes.

Theofficial Vatican Radio,
meanwhile, said it learned
that the pontiff was clutching

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study papers, perhaps in-
volving personal thoughts or
speeches, when his body was
found in bed Friday mor-
ning. Earlier it had been
reported that a 16th-century
meditation book, The Imi-
tation of Christ, was either
next to him ur in his hands
when the body was
discovered.

Cardinals arriving for the
funeral and conclave lo elect
the next pope, which begins
Ocl. 14, have indicated they

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