Army
Major
Missing
10
Days
Found
Safe
An
army
major
who
was
reported
missing
between
here
and
Vancouver
has
turned
up
safely
Maj
Harry
Gourlay
50
left
here
March
2
for
the
coast
city
and
had
not
been
seen
since
RCMP
said
Monday
in
asking
the
publics
help
in
finding
the
man
A
member
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Corps
of
Signals
he
had
been
in
charge
of
the
national
survival
courses
here
since
they
began
last
November
A
local
army
spoksman
today
refused
to
disclose
further
details
other
than
Major
Gourlay
has
been
located
by
mill
lary
authorities
WAC
UNNERVED
Snap
Conference
Bares
No
News
By
PETER
BRUTOhf
Victoria
Correspondent
VICTORIA
The
current
Ottawa
attacks
on
Premier
Dennetts
two
river
power
development
policy
have
apparently
unnerved
the
premier
Thats
the
only
logical
explanation
for
his
strange
behaviour
Monday
evening
when
he
called
an
emergency
press
conference
to
explain
his
policies
on
power
PREMIER
HINTS
OF
US
MONEY
VICTORIA
CP
Premier
Bennett
said
Monday
he
will
travel
to
New
York
next
week
following
an
Ottawa
confer
conference
�
ence
next
Monday
to
discuss
a
national
power
grid
He
indicated
without
say
saying
�
ing
so
directly
tnt
the
trip
to
New
Yo
wll
nvolve
the
raising
of
nunoy
presumably
for
financing
construction
on
the
Peace
He
said
last
week
after
re
returning
�
turning
from
a
visit
to
undis
undisclosed
�
closed
parts
of
the
US
that
the
province
has
arranged
for
the
money
to
finance
con
construction
�
struction
of
the
Columbia
Bennett
Keeps
Mum
on
Failure
To
Show
Up
VICTORIA
CP
Opposi
Opposition
�
tion
members
tried
Monday
to
get
a
statement
in
the
legisla
legislature
�
ture
from
Premier
Bennett
on
his
failureto
appear
before
the
federal
royal
commission
on
banking
andf
inane
which
bo
l
gan
public
hearings
here
earl
earlier
�
ier
in
the
day
But
the
premier
made
no
comment
He
said
the
members
were
out
of
order
in
raising
the
matter
as
the
house
sat
in
com
committee
�
mittee
studying
legislation
Opposition
Leader
Strachan
said
the
commission
chairman
had
written
several
letters
to
Premier
Bennett
asking
him
if
he
would
appear
and
had
n6t
received
any
reply
Mr
Strachan
said
it
is
re
reprehensible
�
prehensible
that
a
representa
representative
�
tive
of
the
people
of
BC
and
the
government
was
not
present
to
give
British
Columbias
views
to
the
commission
Is
this
another
part
of
the
provinces
vendetta
with
Ot
Ottawa
�
tawa
he
asked
Liberal
Leader
Pcrrault
also
raised
the
matter
as
did
Tony
Gargrave
NDP-CCF-MacKcn-zie
and
Gordon
Dowding
NDP-CCF-Burnaby
but
the
premier
refused
to
reply
use
he
lelowi
I
owned
the
store
in
ifli
I
There
was
little
new
in
what
he
said
So
little
in
fact
that
one
re
reporter
�
porter
asked
What
was
the
reason
for
this
press
confer
conference
�
ence
sir
rTo
explain
our
rower
poli
policies
�
cies
snapped
the
premier
When
newsmen
walked
into
his
office
they
were
somewhat
taken
aback
by
his
appearance
BITTER
ATTACK
Ashen
faced
trembling
and
nervous
he
immediately
launch
launched
�
ed
into
a
bitter
attack
on
his
political
opponents
who
dont
view
the
power
policies
in
quite
the
same
light
as
the
premier
Then
in
a
Dr
Jckyll
Mr
Hyde
turnabout
he
suddenly
held
out
the
olive
branch
and
expressed
feelings
of
goodwill
to
those
who
opposed
him
Certainly
he
said
with
this
spirit
of
goodwill
he
would
be
glad
to
meet
with
federal
Fi
Finance
�
nance
Minister
Donald
Fleming
in
Ottawa
prior
to
the
premiers
conference
next
Monday
BRAINWASHING
Then
the
flip
flop
Theres
been
a
terrible
amount
of
brainwashing
of
the
Canadian
public
by
Ottawa
trying
to
show
that
Columbia
power
is
cheap
power
when
its
really
high
cost
power
its
completely
Jalse
A
reporter
asked
what
would
happen
if
Ottawa
refused
to
go
along
with
the
BC
power
policies
and
theres
every
in
indication
�
dication
it
wont
I
never
deal
in
ifs
snap
snapped
�
ped
Bennett
Hardly
without
pausing
for
breath
he
contiuied
If
they
stop
us
I
wil
ul
an
election
This
is
too
grct
an
hour
for
timid
people
This
is
too
great
a
period
for
timid
people
Bold
dynamic
actions
are
needed
I
love
a
fight
This
is
1h
clarion
call
This
is
the
greatest
thing
ever
All
in
all
it
was
an
amazing
performance
Observers
believe
that
the
picmier
has
been
rattled
by
the
latest
moves
by
federal
Justice
Minister
Davie
Fulton
now
on
the
coast
and
extremely
vocal
in
his
opposition
to
Bennetts
policies
Gosh
but
there
was
a
pleas
pleasant
�
ant
change
in
the
early
morning
wake
up
music
presented
by
CKPG
this
ayem
It
was
so
nice
not
to
be
shaken
out
of
bed
with
hillbilly
noise
were
wondering
if
the
fill
in
disc
jock
Station
Manager
Bob
HarkinsJ
would
consider
taking
over
the
spot
permanently
Driver
of
green
Austin
Licensed
443
302
if
lie
doesnt
stop
cutting
through
stop
signs
as
he
did
at
Tenth
and
Laurier
last
evening
wont
have
to
go
to
see
Frank
Frankenstein
�
enstein
1370
Hell
be
there
himself
Northern
Zone
Civil
Defence
Boss
man
Art
Fraier
received
some
new
booklets
from
Emer
Emergency
�
gency
Measures
Org
federal
govt
entitled
Simpler
Fallout
Shelters
Might
be
Dlef
is
con
concerned
�
cerned
for
the
safety
of
the
pen
penniless
�
niless
unemployed
And
still
with
the
fallout
fad
a
half
ton
truck
was
spotted
on
Queensway
yesterday
ayem
with
a
sticker
on
the
windshield
bearing
the
legend
Peace
Not
Fallout
Shelters
Even
CD
has
oppol
tlon
THE
CITIZEN
The
Only
Daily
Newspaper
Serving
North
Central
British
Columbia
Phone
LOgan
4
2441
Vol
6
No
51
Troops
Will
Be
Sent
If
Needed
Govt
Says
OTTAWA
CB
The
federal
government
will
send
troops
within
hours
to
help
BC
combat
terrorism
in
the
Kootcnays
if
the
province
requests
such
assistance
under
terms
laid
down
in
the
National
Defence
Act
a
govern
Fines
Total
650
In
Street
Battle
TRAIL
CP
Fines
totalling
650
were
levied
against
three
Trail
men
Monday
when
they
pleaded
guilty
in
police
court
to
charges
of
fighting
two
IWA
officials
Dennis
Haywood
was
fined
300
or
tluee
months
his
bro
brother
�
ther
Arthur
200
and
Bradford
Slubowski
150
or
two
months
in
jail
each
William
Schumaker
of
Kclow
na
and
Joe
Esakin
of
Grand
Forks
were
injured
in
the
fight
last
Thursday
It
began
when
the
Haywood
brothers
called
them
dirty
Doukhobors
and
asked
if
they
were
blowing
up
power
lines
Esakin
knocked
down
and
kicked
then
thrown
through
the
plate
glass
window
of
a
hotel
was
taken
to
hospital
for
treatment
of
a
leg
gash
K
Moycr
hospital
medical
di
director
�
rector
said
one
of
the
babies
who
died
had
not
been
fed
the
salt
formula
We
arc
not
sure
whether
sodidm
intoxication
salt
poison
poisoning
�
ing
was
responsible
for
these
deaths
Moyer
said
Monday
night
He
said
cause
of
tho
deaths
will
not
be
known
defin
definitely
�
itely
until
autopsies
arc
com
completed
�
pleted
The
chief
pediatrician
said
reports
were
more
favorable
today
that
the
infants
would
survive
The
treatment
consists
of
re
removal
�
moval
and
replacement
of
the
infants
blood
by
transfusion
The
bodies
of
tho
six
dead
children
three
boys
and
three
girls
ranging
in
age
from
thiee
days
to
eight
months
-
were
apparently
loaded
with
com
mon
table
salt
a
physician
said
Mrs
Lillic
Colvin
29
a
prac
practical
�
tical
nurse
questioned
about
salt
found
in
a
sugar
can
in
the
for
inula
room
has
denied
any
wrongdoing
She
is
the
mother
of
three
children
and
is
preg
pregnant
�
nant
Mrs
Colvin
who
filled
the
sugar
can
last
Tuesday
has
been
suspended
from
the
hos
hospital
�
pital
staff
The
sugar
can
in
the
room
where
the
formula
was
mixed
was
found
to
contain
salt
and
salt
was
used
in
the
infants
formulas
Mrs
Colvin
said
she
was
sute
she
had
filled
the
formula
can
from
a
larger
sugar
container
in
the
main
kitchen
of
the
hos
pitat
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COtUMBIA
TUESDAY
MARCH
13
1962
TRIALS
and
tribulations
of
the
husbands
and
children
of
lady
curlers
were
depict
depicted
�
ed
in
a
three
act
skit
Nightmare
put
on
Monday
night
at
the
banquet
held
in
conjunction
with
the
womens
bonspiel
currently
underway
in
the
city
Skit
was
the
brainchild
of
Mrs
Heather
Davis
shown
with
Mrs
Evelyn
Robertson
Curl
Curling
�
ing
continues
until
Wednesday
in
the
14
th
annual
ladies
spiel
COULD
ARRIVE
IN
3
HOURS
7
Babies
Dead
So
Far
4
Critical
As
Hospital
Poisoning
Investigated
BINGHAMTON
NY
Ml
Ai
John
Hopkins
Medical
School
investigated
by
state
local
and
specialist
joined
teams
of
ex-
flew
from
Baltimore
tn
holn
in
limcnlKni
hospital
authorities
nntimritinc
n-
Dr
Jason
itm
pcrts
today
in
the
battle
to
sac
four
critically
ill
babies
fed
a
salt
laden
formula
at
Bingham
ton
General
Hospital
where
seven
infants
have
died
since
Friday
Dr
Lawrence
Finberg
of
the
the
round-the-clock
efforts
of
physicians
and
nurses
The
babies
who
drank
the
formula
including
the
four
in
critical
condition
still
were
in
the
city
owned
hospital
The
seven
deaths
were
being
Now
Hear
This
Heros
a
real
switch
A
sub
substantial
�
stantial
amount
of
money
-was
found
yesterday
and
turned
over
to
RCMP
who
said
tho
loser
should
be
able
to
identify
it
because
it
consists
of
curious
denominations
Spike
Enemark
is
showing
an
anonymous
letter
the
kind
hed
like
to
get
more
of
Addressed
to
the
manager
Tommy
Richard
sons
Mens
Wear
the
letter
is
postmarked
Victoria
and
reads
Pear
sirFcluring
the
summer
of
1953
while
working
in
the
PG
district
lihad
occasion
to
attend
a
sale
infyour
store
and
walked
out
with
two
shirts
work
tthich
I
neglected
to
pay
for
In
the
last
few
weeks
I
have
been
challenged
by
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ
in
his
talks
with
Zacchcus
LukelU
to
be
repentant
for
hat
I
have
done
and
therefore
1
0ow
feel
1
1
must
make
restitu
restitution
�
tion
for
what
I
have
neglected
do
before
this
Very
sincerely
xoiirs
a
penitent
sinner
Enclos
U
ithitfae
letter
was
a
5
jtthichjfticidentally
Tommy
ment
source
said
today
The
source
estimated
that
army
troops
could
arrive
within
three
hours
by
air
and
between
eight
and
10
hours
by
land
in
the
troubled
southeastern
BC
district
following
such
a
re
request
�
quest
It
is
understood
that
Attorney-General
Robert
Bonner
of
BC
sent
a
telegram
to
De
Defence
�
fence
Minister
Harkncss
late
Monday
on
the
subject
of
fed
federal
�
eral
troops
and
that
the
defence
minister
made
a
return
tele
telephone
�
phone
call
within
45
minutes
of
receipt
of
the
telegram
Mr
Bonner
told
the
BC
Leg
Legislature
�
islature
Monday
that
the
Social
Credit
government
has
asked
the
federal
government
to
sta
station
�
tion
army
units
in
the
Kootc
Kootcnays
�
nays
for
practical
training
It
was
believed
the
presence
of
troops
would
have
a
favorable
psychological
effect
on
terror
terrorists
�
ists
The
federal
source
said
today
however
that
the
only
basis
for
sending
troops
to
BC
is
under
the
aid
for
the
civil
power
section
of
the
National
Defence
Act
This
provision
permits
the
provincial
government
to
apply
for
assistance
from
federal
troops
on
speedy
notice
The
source
said
the
BC
gov
government
�
ernment
so
far
has
not
re
requested
�
quested
troops
in
this
manner
NELSON
CP
Two
mem
bers
of
the
Sons
of
Freedom
were
to
be
arraigned
in
court
here
today
on
charges
of
set
setting
�
ting
the
dynamite
which
blew
a
huge
power
pylon
apart
last
week
John
Arishenkoff
27
and
Jack
Kalmakoff
25
were
being
brought
here
from
Crcston
40
miles
southeast
of
here
They
have
been
charged
with
placing
explosives
with
intent
to
cause
damage
A
convicted
terrorist
told
a
Nelson
Assize
Court
jury
Mon
Monday
�
day
the
Fraternal
Council
of
the
Sons
of
Freedom
Doukho
Doukhobors
�
bors
put
pressure
on
members
of
the
sect
to
deny
true
state
statements
�
ments
they
made
about
bomb
bombings
�
ings
and
arson
Fire
Destroys
District
Home
WILLOW
RIVER
Special
Fire
completely
destroyed
the
home
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Buster
Brown
and
family
about
a
mile
fiom
Willow
River
recently
Mr
Brown
was
doing
his
morning
chores
when
the
fire
was
noticed
by
one
of
the
Browns
five
children
The
rest
of
the
family
was
roused
and
evacuated
from
the
house
safely
Some
winter
clothing
and
a
few
household
items
were
saved
Mostly
cloudy
weather
is
fore
forecast
�
cast
for
Wednesday
with
rain
or
snow
showers
A
little
milder
temperatures
and
light
winds
arc
expected
in
the
Cariboo
and
little
change
in
tempera
temperature
�
ture
and
winds
southerly
20
for
the
Prince
George
and
Bulkley
Valley
regions
Low
tonight
and
high
tomorrow
at
Prince
George
25
and
35
Quesnel
25
and
40
Smithers
30
and
40
Peace
River
Cloudy
with
clear
periods
Milder
Winds
north
westerly
20
Low
tonight
and
high
Wednesday
at
Grande
Prairie
15
and
35
Last
24
Hours
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
Terrace
Smithers
Quesnel
Williams
Lake
Kamloops
Whitehorsc
Fort
Nelson
Fort
St
John
Dawson
Creek
35
20
37
37
36
37
3G
35
6
31
35
i
31
01
26
trace
18
16
20
0
-2
14
10
trace
INJURED
WOMAN
STILL
CRITICAL
Mrs
William
Bottineau
of
Stone
Creek
was
still
in
criti
critical
�
cal
condition
in
hospital
here
today
with
injuries
she
suffer
suffered
�
ed
in
a
highway
collision
Saturday
five
miles
south
of
the
city
Said
by
a
hospital
spokes
spokesman
�
man
to
be
showing
imptove
ment
arc
Louis
Garansk
James
A
Ferris
and
Paul
Marchand
who
also
buffeted
multiple
injuries
in
the
mis
mishap
�
hap
To
SHOPPING
CENTRE
mv
6
HIGrrmi
7c
a
Copy
D
W
ouncil
Stalling
awley
Charges
A
city
real
estate
firm
charged
in
a
letter
to
the
city
Monday
night
that
council
is
stalling
on
ap
approving
�
proving
rezoning
for
a
pro
proposed
�
posed
shopping
centre
Dud
Sawlcy
of
Sawley
Agen
cy
said
It
would
appear
to
us
that
this
matter
is
being
side
tracked
and
delayed
un
unnecessarily
�
necessarily
I
insist
on
my
rights
that
this
matter
be
at
attended
�
tended
to
as
requested
Council
agreed
that
nothing
could
be
done
at
least
until
Further
Council
News
on
Page
3
after
a
public
hearing
March
26
to
deal
with
other
rezoning
applications
Mr
Sawlcy
also
sent
a
letter
dealing
with
600
taxpayers
who
signed
a
petition
urging
that
the
shopping
centre
be
given
approval
He
said
he
would
like
acknowl
acknowledgement
�
edgement
of
his
letter
and
I
wish
assurance
that
this
matter
will
be
placed
on
the
agenda
for
the
public
hearing
March
26
Council
said
matters
dealing
with
Perry
Circle
an
area
near
the
proposed
shopping
centre
site
which
the
city
is
in
the
throes
of
rcplanning
and
which
forms
part
of
the
proposed
centre
site
must
be
considered
first
However
Mr
Sawley
will
be
informed
by
letter
of
devel
developments
�
opments
by
the
city
in
planning
the
area
A
special
city
committee
will
study
the
area
in
question
and
come
up
with
an
upset
price
to
be
approved
by
council
In
view
of
what
we
have
been
discussing
said
Aid
Dick
Yardley
we
cant
do
anything
about
it
right
now
until
other
matters
are
decided
Aid
Graham
added
The
only
thing
we
can
proceed
on
is
those
portions
other
than
city
land
Sawlcy
has
options
on
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f
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DUD
SAWLEY
I
insist
on
rights
CHARGE
DISMISSED
VANCOUVER
CB
A
charge
of
possession
of
a
stolen
type
typewriter
�
writer
against
night
club
host
Mickey
Filipponi
was
dismissed
Filipponi
said
the
typewriter
was
given
to
him
as
security
for
a
loan
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Fred
Brown
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Fort
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Canadas
Gait
Terriers
meet
Swedish
amateur
hockey
team
tonight
in
what
could
be
best
game
in
world
tournament
Like
to
catch
a
10
pound
brook
trout
Thats
what
fisherman
caught
in
the
east
during
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OF
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ONLY
34
MILES
of
road
would
be
needed
to
link
Telkwa
and
Terrace
in
a
pro
proposed
�
posed
new
route
which
would
cut
distance
between
the
two
Highway
16
centres
in
half
Secondary
road
proposed
by
Telkwa
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
stretches
completed
at
both
ends
The
34
mile
unfinished
midsection
makes
total
distance
70
miles
compared
with
140
miles
between
Telkwa
and
Terrace
on
Highway
16
Highway
Telkwa
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
suggested
an
existing
road
between
Telkwa
and
Terrace
be
widened
and
completed
to
carry
heavy
through
traffic
and
relieve
pressure
on
Highway
16
In
a
brief
to
Highways
Minister
P
A
Gaglardi
the
chamber
says
the
distance
between
the
two
points
along
the
secondary
road
would
be
70
miles
compared
with
140
by
the
main
route
The
brief
states
that
22
miles
of
the
secondary
route
has
been
built
west
of
Telkwa
and
14
miles
cast
of
Terrace
mostly
by
private
enterprise
leaving
only
34
miles
to
complete
the
link
An
accompanying
letter
to
Mr
Gaglardi
signed
by
the
chambers
president
George
Doulis
said
You
have
a
first
class
road
already
In
the
making
that
has
uueii
surveyeu
anu
resurveyea
over
the
years
It
was
approved
some
50
years
ago
as
a
railway
grade
but
never
used
It
will
cut
70
miles
off
the
distance
between
Prince
George
and
Prince
Rupert
and
elimin
eliminate
�
ate
the
worst
stretches
between
Moricetown
Hazelton
and
Ter
Terrace
�
race
It
has
no
major
engineer
engineering
�
ing
problems
and
all
grades
arc
easy
Mr
Doulis
said
the
new
road
would
take
a
substantial
amount
of
traffic
off
that
part
of
Highway
16
which
is
under
undergoing
�
going
reconstruction
The
brief
claims
completion
of
the
cut
off
route
aside
from
providing
relief
to
Highway
16
from
increased
traffic
expected
to
result
from
the
new
Alaska
ferry
service
would
have
seve
several
�
ral
economic
advantages
This
subsidiary
roMl
parses
through
magnificent
scenery
and
game
country
and
is
just
justified
�
ified
for
tourist
purposes
abne
The
road
travcics
vast
timber
areas
It
is
rich
in
minerals
that
need
access
roads
only
to
make
the
mining
of
them
economic
The
route
would
be
a
natural
one
for
gas
and
oil
pipelines
from
Prince
George
to
Prince
Rupert
and
it
is
understood
that
surveys
for
this
purpose
have
already
been
made
by
one
of
the
major
pipeline
com
companies
�
panies
Heavy
long
haul
through
traffic
would
not
only
saw
70
TRANS
CANADA
PM
Should
Move
On
Second
Road
Minister
Says
EDMONTON
KTI
Prime
Minister
Diefenbakcr
should
make
up
his
mind
whether
the
federal
government
will
be
begin
�
gin
construction
of
a
second
trans
Canada
Highway
rdute
Highways
Minister
Gordon
Tay
Taylor
�
lor
said
Monday
night
Mr
Taylor
told
the
legisla
legislature
�
ture
the
prime
minister
said
during
the
ast
election
cam
campaign
�
paign
construction
would
start
immediately
but
reversed
his
stand
when
he
got
back
to
Ot
Ottawa
�
tawa
Mr
Taylor
said
the
prime
minister
reversed
his
position
during
a
recent
visit
to
Edmon
Edmonton
�
ton
and
said
the
project
was
set
to
go
I
hope
its
not
another
car
carrot
�
rot
to
dangle
before
us
for
the
next
five
years
He
said
the
federal
govern
governments
�
ments
attitude
has
not
been
fair
to
the
provinces
which
have
taken
Ottawa
at
its
word
We
were
told
we
would
not
be
penalized
because
we
lived
up
tao
the
terms
of
the
agree
agreement
�
ment
for
construction
of
the
Trans
Canada
Highway
but
the
Western
provinces
will
have
their
section
completed
this
summer
and
yet
were
told
well
have
to
wait
until
the
en
entire
�
tire
route
is
completed
before
any
thought
is
given
to
a
sec
second
�
ond
highway
This
is
not
fair
to
those
who
lived
up
to
the
bar
bargain
�
gain
Mr
Taylor
said
a
second
highway
through
the
Yellow
head
Pass
would
be
a
shot
in
the
arm
for
the
northern
areas
of
the
Prairie
provinces
He
said
Alberta
has
built
its
northern
highway
route
to
trans
Canada
specification
on
the
premise
that
when
the
fed
federal
�
eral
government
docs
begin
tho
project
it
will
reimburse
tho
province
for
the
expenditure
Mr
Taylor
said
the
opening
of
the
Rogers
Pass
section
this
summer
will
keep
tourist
and
Canadian
highway
traffic
in
Canada
rather
than
detouring
through
the
US
enroute
to
or
from
Vancouver
The
Trans
Canada
Highway
is
not
carrying
50
per
cent
of
the
capacity
is
was
designed
for
but
when
tho
Rogers
Pass
opens
It
will
begin
to
carry
the
load
it
was
designed
for
It
should
triple
within
a
short
time
400
MINERS
OK
NEW
CONTRACT
VANCOUVER
CPl
-
Some
400
miners
at
the
Cassia
r
As
Asbestos
�
bestos
operation
north
of
Prince
Rupert
have
ratified
a
new
one
year
contract
for
three
per
cent
wage
increas
increases
�
es
The
Mine
Mill
and
Smelter
Workers
Union
announced
the
men
voted
two
to
one
to
accept
the
increases
retro
retroactive
�
active
to
Dec
1
Miners
earn
earning
�
ing
199
an
hour
will
get
an
additional
seven
cents
those
earning
less
wUl
get
an
extra
five
cents