Quality
Spruce
IWA
Agreement
I
Examination
of
a
contract
signed
recently
between
a
Burns
Lake
district
lumber
mill
and
its
employees
discloses
some
inaccuracies
in
the
statement
made
by
a
union
spokesman
relative
to
its
terms
I
t
if
Rifleman
Brian
Johnson
son
of
Mr
and
Mrs
II
E
John
Johnson
�
son
of
Prince
George
grad
graduated
�
uated
recently
from
the
regi
regimental
�
mental
depot
of
the
Queens
Own
Rifles
of
Canada
at
Cal
Calgary
�
gary
He
will
join
the
Second
Battalion
of
the
regiment
at
Currie
Barracks
Calgary
CBC
Outlet
Here
Now
on
Al
24
Hours
Daily
The
CBCs
low
power
relay
transmitter
here
CBRG
is
in
included
�
cluded
in
operation
of
radio
networks
on
a
24
hour
basis
to
broadcast
instructions
and
in
information
�
formation
to
the
public
in
the
event
of
a
national
emergency
As
the
first
stage
of
imple
implementing
�
menting
plans
announced
re
recently
�
cently
by
the
Department
of
Transport
the
CBC
radio
net
network
�
work
went
into
operation
on
a
round
-
the
-
clock
basis
Friday
according
to
a
release
from
CBC
Vancouver
Under
the
emergency
broad
broadcasting
�
casting
plan
key
CBC
radio
stations
arc
staffed
24
hours
a
day
although
they
arc
not
actu
actually
�
ally
on
the
air
and
the
network
linking
these
and
affiliated
sta
stations
�
tions
are
in
fHltlnuoirfruperaUon
feeding
out
music
The
CBC
stations
will
not
have
any
change
in
hours
but
transmitters
in
91
communities
including
Prince
George
which
cannot
be
turned
on
and
off
on
short
notice
as
they
arc
un
unmanned
�
manned
will
be
on
the
air
all
the
time
The
network
known
as
the
Emergency
Broadcasting
Net
Network
�
work
is
co
ordinated
under
ihe
CBC
and
in
case
of
emergency
would
come
under
the
direction
of
DOT
It
included
both
pub
publicly
�
licly
and
privately
owned
radio
stations
In
case
of
a
national
emer
emergency
�
gency
all
broadcasting
stations
in
operation
at
the
time
would
be
on
the
air
immediately
while
others
which
had
shut
down
would
be
reopened
as
soon
as
possible
They
will
broadcast
only
official
warnings
and
in
injunctions
�
junctions
The
contract
was
siened
by
Quality
Spruce
Mills
Ltd
at
Toplcy
and
Michelle
Day
and
the
international
Woodworkers
of
America
Local
1
424
and
ended
a
strike
of
about
10
weeks
on
April
23
A
Prince
George
IWA
spokes-
man
said
at
the
time
the
em
ployees
were
given
wages
and
working
conditions
through
this
contract
identical
to
those
throughout
the
industry
in
the
Prince
George
area
The
memorandum
of
agree
agreement
�
ment
which
was
examined
by
The
Citizen
today
shows
that
the
IWA
statement
was
incor
incorrect
�
rect
The
Quality
Spruce
agreement
calls
for
a
basic
of
174
per
hour
effective
March
1
where
whereas
�
as
the
Northern
Interior
Lum
Lumbermens
�
bermens
Association
rate
in
the
area
is
179
per
hour
The
board
rate
charged
the
employees
under
the
Quality
Spruce
contract
as
of
March
1
is
275
per
day
whereas
the
NILA
contract
calls
for
a
rate
of
235
a
day
Statutory
holidays
under
the
Quality
Spruce
contract
calls
for
seven
paid
holidays
per
year
whereas
the
NILA
con
contract
�
tract
calls
for
eight
paid
statu
tory
holidays
Union
security
The
Quality
Spruce
contract
provides
for
Maintenance
of
Membership
only
which
means
that
the
cm
ployees
arc
not
obliged
to
join
the
union
but
may
do
so
if
they
wish
and
the
company
will
agree
to
deduct
dues
The
NILA
contract
provides
for
Union
Shop
which
means
that
every
employee
must
join
the
union
and
must
pay
dues
whether
he
wants
to
or
not
The
contract
signed
is
for
one
year
effective
March
1
1UG2
and
expires
on
Feb
28
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WEATHER
A
light
frost
was
reported
in
the
Prince
George
area
this
morning
The
forecast
for
the
Cariboo
Prince
George
and
Bulkley
Val
Valley
�
ley
region
calls
or
more
of
the
same
mostly
clear
with
a
few
showers
and
continuing
cool
Light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Tuesday
at
Prince
George
and
Qucsncl
35
and
GO
Smith
ers
40
and
55
Peace
River
Sunny
with
a
few
cloudy
periods
Widely
scattered
showers
Light
winds
Little
change
in
temperature
Low
tonight
and
high
Tuesday
at
Grande
Praitie
35
and
GO
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
52
31
2G
Terrace
55
42
02
Smithcrs
51
38
08
Qucsncl
5G
35
02
Williams
Lake
49
35
12
Whitehorsc
5G
42
trace
Kam
loops
Gl
41
trace
Fort
Nelson
5G
40
28
Fort
St
John
58
37
Dawson
Creek
GO
3G
05
AUTOPSIES
FOR
WOMAN
CHILD
TERRACE
Staff
Kenneth
Raymond
Van
Horn
27
of
Telkwa
charged
with
capital
murder
in
the
slaying
of
a
wo
woman
�
man
and
her
threc-month-old
child
here
has
been
remanded
in
custody
for
eight
days
Van
Horn
an
unemployed
railway
laborer
who
was
ap
apprehended
�
prehended
by
police
in
a
resi
residential
�
dential
area
of
Terrace
Sun
Sunday
�
day
appeared
this
morning
be
foie
Magistrate
C
J
Norring
ton
Autopsies
on
the
bodies
of
both
the
woman
and
her
child
Now
Hear
This
Memo
to
Phil
Gaglardi
Travelers
between
PG
and
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
are
perturbed
about
the
new
China
Bar
tunnel
Its
painted
while
inside
and
is
brilliantly
lighted
Which
is
fine
during
the
daytime
But
at
night
on
emerging
from
this
super
brilliance
into
the
outer
darkness
drivers
cant
see
any
anything
�
thing
at
all
until
their
eyes
get
used
to
the
darkness
again
So
something
should
be
done
be
before
�
fore
theres
a
fatal
On
the
political
beat
Nor
Northern
�
thern
Affairs
Minister
Walter
Dinsdale
will
speak
here
Satur
Saturday
�
day
night
along
with
Cariboo
MP
and
Tory
Candidate
Gus
Henderson
This
should
be
a
doozer
on
account
weve
been
fed
so
much
about
northern
de
development
�
velopment
in
recent
ears
it
will
be
nice
lo
have
somebody
JEW
HATER
JAILED
TRIER
West
Germany
Reu
Reuters
�
ters
A
German
merchant
has
been
sentenced
to
five
months
in
jail
for
having
ap
approved
�
proved
of
Nazi
crimes
against
Jews
and
for
having
insulted
the
local
Jewish
community
The
merchant
was
accused
of
calling
a
Jewish
tavern
owner
a
dirty
Jew
around
who
really
we
hope
knows
something
about
it
If
the
prime
minister
committed
political
suicide
here
last
week
as
is
suggested
in
a
paragraph
which
appeared
in
last
Thurs
Thursdays
�
days
copy
of
the
Echo
this
newspaper
and
every
other
daily
as
well
as
every
wire
service
missed
the
scoop
of
the
year
According
to
the
Second
Street
Oracle
and
youll
find
it
on
Page
4
Mr
Diefenbaker
said
that
the
Liberals
would
be
in
hciiting
a
financial
mess
and
it
would
take
some
time
to
put
the
nations
finances
in
order
So
hows
that
for
ac
accurate
�
curate
reporting
and
from
a
seat
at
the
national
press
table
shtlp
us
Visitor
to
town
today
and
for
the
rest
of
the
week
is
Roy
L
Sumpter
manager
of
the
credit
interchange
department
Cana
dian
Credit
Mens
Trust
As
Association
�
sociation
Vancouver
Its
Roys
first
trip
to
PG
and
hes
suit
suitably
�
ably
impressed
Dr
I
Hoff
man
a
member
of
the
ana
analytical
�
lytical
chemistry
service
for
the
Canadian
Department
of
Agri
Agriculture
�
culture
dropped
in
on
the
Do
Dominion
�
minion
Experimental
Farm
here
over
the
weekend
Dr
Hoffman
assists
units
with
var
various
�
ious
analysis
problems
THE
CITIZEN
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Only
Daily
Newspaper
Scrying
North
Central
British
Columbia
Phone
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4
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Vol
6
No
108
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TALKS
START
TUESDAY
The
IWA
will
seek
a
23
cent
acros-ttfe-board
wage
increasc
plus
paid
holiday
extensions
and
other
fringe
benefits
as
negotiations
for
a
new
contract
with
Noilhcrn
Interior
Lumber
Lumbermens
�
mens
Association
get
under
underway
�
way
Tuesday
The
union
demands
were
pre
presented
�
sented
at
a
meeting
Friday
be
between
�
tween
NILA
and
IWA
repre
representatives
�
sentatives
They
meet
again
here
Tuesday
to
start
negotia
negotiations
�
tions
The
present
two
year
contract
which
includes
a
basic
rate
of
179
expires
Aug
31
Terry
Watt
of
Management
Research
Western
Ltd
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
will
head
the
NILA
ne
negotiating
�
gotiating
team
comprised
of
the
associations
labor
committee
while
Jacob
Hoist
president
of
Local
1
421
IWA
and
Joe
Miya
zawa
IWA
associate
research
were
held
today
RCMP
here
reported
The
attorney
general
is
ex
expected
�
pected
to
waive
an
inquest
cus
customary
�
tomary
procedure
in
such
a
case
Bodies
of
the
woman
and
child
were
found
Saturday
night
in
a
two
room
shack
by
its
own
owner
�
er
John
Carson
who
said
he
went
to
the
building
when
he
noticed
a
broken
window
When
I
got
close
I
saw
flames
reflected
from
the
win
window
�
dow
he
said
I
went
inside
and
saw
the
woman
and
the
child
lying
on
the
bed
The
gas
tank
from
a
portable
camping
stove
had
been
placed
on
the
bed
The
woman
had
been
stabbed
in
the
chest
and
hit
on
the
head
apparently
with
a
beer
bottle
Carson
said
that
part
of
the
womans
body
had
been
burned
when
he
found
it
The
infant
had
been
slashed
so
badly
police
said
they
could
not
immediately
determine
the
sex
of
the
child
The
knife
wound
almost
disembowelled
the
child
Van
Horn
is
being
sent
to
Oakalla
Prison
and
will
appear
next
in
Hurnaby
court
police
said
rather
than
come
all
the
way
back
to
Terrace
Investigations
continue
341
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total
of
341
fires
destroyed
or
damaged
2
581
acres
of
Canadas
forests
in
April
the
federal
forestry
department
reports
The
average
size
of
the
files
was
eight
acres
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the
corre-
sponding
month
last
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city
workman
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Wettlaufer
shovels
concrete
in
a
section
of
the
storm
sewer
program
progressing
or
Fifteenth
More
than
any
thinge
else
work
being
done
this
week
is
a
tidying
up
process
being
carried
out
between
Douglas
and
Johnson
Trunk
line
is
on
Fifteenth
Fujikawa
photo
director
will
represent
he
un
1
where
an
operations
tcontraqtor
ion
or
sub
contractor
siens
an
acree-
Also
included
in
the
union
de
demands
�
mands
arc
Three
additional
weeks
of
paid
holidays
for
all
qualified
employees
those
having
work
worked
�
ed
in
excess
of
225
days
Pres
Present
�
ent
provisions
allow
three
weeks
for
workers
with
more
than
five
years
service
and
two
weeks
for
those
witli
less
than
five
years
Inclusion
in
a
health
and
welfare
program
of
group
life
insurance
providing
coverage
for
5000
accidental
death
and
dis
dismemberment
�
memberment
coverage
of
5
000
and
a
weekly
indemnity
of
35
for
26
weeks
if
injured
and
off
the
job
9
An
apprenticeship
prog
program
�
ram
to
provide
training
for
maintenance
categories
in
the
industry
O
Improvements
to
the
sen
seniority
�
iority
provisions
which
would
establish
a
2
30
rate
for
licenc
licenced
�
ed
scalers
and
graders
Pres
Present
�
ent
rates
arc
214
for
scalers
and
206
for
graders
A
clause
to
provide
that
Carpenters
Due
To
Ponder
Strike
The
135
local
members
of
the
United
Brotherhood
of
Carpen
Carpenters
�
ters
and
Joiners
of
America
will
probably
meet
in
the
near
future
to
deal
with
prepara
preparations
�
tions
for
a
possible
strike
It
was
recently
announced
in
Vancouver
that
the
3000
-
mem
member
�
ber
union
would
hold
a
mem
membership
�
bership
meeting
next
week
to
discuss
preparations
for
a
strike
in
a
pay
dispute
with
construc
construction
�
tion
firms
The
union
which
has
been
negotiating
on
a
provincial
level
with
contractors
associations
has
rejected
a
conciliation
of
officers
�
ficers
suggestion
of
a
15
cent
hourly
wage
increase
over
two
years
ment
with
the
company
the
company
will
undertake
that
all
wages
and
conditions
of
the
master
agreement
will
apply
to
the
contractor
or
sub
contractor
G
Insertion
of
a
clause
to
require
the
company
to
provide
transportation
for
employees
to
operations
where
travel
is
in
excess
of
10
miles
one
way
The
contract
will
affect
some
2000
employees
with
about
40
companies
in
the
Northern
In
Interior
�
terior
Russians
Hint
At
Resumption
Of
Atom
Tests
MOSCOW
Reuters
-Pravda
today
published
a
government
statement
viewed
as
a
strong
indication
that
Russia
will
soon
resume
nuclear
tests
in
reply
to
this
weeks
US
testing
over
Johnson
Island
in
the
Pacific
The
Communist
Party
news
newspaper
�
paper
ran
the
statement
in
the
space
usually
reserved
for
its
editorials
The
statement
issued
here
Sunday
night
was
seen
as
a
hint
that
Russia
planned
to
start
testing
again
soon
It
said
the
Soviet
Union
would
be
forced
to
take
correspond
corresponding
�
ing
measures
if
the
United
States
went
ahead
with
its
planned
series
of
high
altitude
tests
Russia
particulaily
objected
to
US
plans
to
test
a
device
this
week
that
might
disrupt
a
fraction
of
the
inner
Van
Allen
radiation
belt
The
US
Atomic
Energy
Com
Commission
�
mission
acknowledged
last
week
the
belt
might
be
disrupted
by
a
planned
nuclear
blast
but
that
the
disturbance
would
dis
disappear
�
appear
within
weeks
or
months
and
would
pose
no
danger
to
health
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Addicts
Ransack
City
Drug
Drug-
starved
addicts
from
the
Lower
Mainland
are
believed
responsible
for
the
weekend
burglary
of
a
Prince
George
pharm
pharmacy
�
acy
An
undisclosed
quantity
of
narcotics
and
cash
was
taken
from
Monarch
Pharmacy
5G5
Quebec
sometime
between
mid
midnight
�
night
Saturday
and
8
am
Sunday
Also
ransacked
were
a
num
number
�
ber
of
doctors
offices
in
the
adjoining
Associate
Medical
Clinic
It
had
not
been
deter
determined
�
mined
if
any
drugs
were
missing
from
the
offices
An
RCMP
spokesman
said
to
today
�
day
the
thieves
either
remain
remained
�
ed
inside
after
the
building
clos
closed
�
ed
Saturday
or
somehow
broke
in
later
Glass
in
the
pharmacy
door
located
inside
the
build
buildings
�
ings
entrance
hallway
was
kicked
in
Pharmacist
Allen
Bailey
de
declined
�
clined
to
disclose
the
amount
of
cash
taken
but
police
said
it
was
under
1000
Mr
Bailey
said
most
of
the
drugs
taken
were
of
the
type
used
by
narcotic
addicts
and
it
was
obvious
the
thieves
knew
what
to
look
for
Also
taken
was
a
quantity
of
non
negotiable
cheques
It
was
the
second
raid
on
city
pharmacists
in
three
weeks
Earlier
a
quantity
of
narcotics
was
taken
from
Blows
Prescrip
Prescription
�
tion
Pharmacy
1705
Third
The
RCMP
spokesman
told
The
Citizen
the
break
ins
were
obviously
a
direct
result
of
the
drug
faniinet
duringreceny
weeks
at
Vancouver-where-sup-plies
of
illicit
narcotics
have
been
cut
off
the
result
of
police
raids
and
withholding
by
ped
pedlars
�
lars
to
boost
prices
21
of
700
Cars
Of
Freight
Jump
Off
CNR
Tracks
Twenty
one
of
the
100
freight
cars
on
an
eastbound
extra
train
Friday
were
derailed
be
between
�
tween
Rider
and
Legrand
sta
stations
�
tions
about
17
miles
west
of
McBridc
as
the
result
of
a
de
defective
�
fective
car
wheel
No
one
was
injured
in
the
derailment
said
CNR
area
manager
here
Harry
Wortman
But
although
no
estimates
have
jet
been
made
damage
to
the
equipment
and
freight
was
ex
extensive
�
tensive
The
derailment
took
place
at
about
noon
Friday
and
the
tracks
were
cleared
Saturday
igh
AItitude
Atom
Shot
Fizzles
HONOLULU
CAP
A
mal
malfunction
�
function
in
the
tracking
system
of
a
Thor
missile
caus
caused
�
ed
failure
early
today
of
a
US
attempt
to
detonate
a
high
altitude
nuclear
device
above
Johnson
Island
The
missile
was
dcstroed
in
flight
only
100
seconds
before
its
nuclear
waihcad
was
to
be
exploded
The
warhead
fell
harmlessly
into
the
Pacific
and
sank
The
Atomic
Energy
Commis
Commission
�
sion
and
the
defence
depart
department
�
ment
said
there
was
no
dan
danger
�
ger
to
personnel
on
-Johnson
Island
or
elsewhere
in
tho
mid
Pacific
test
zone
The
Thor
was
launched
15
minutes
before
the
scheduled
detonation
As
it
neared
the
firing
altitude
oedeved
to
be
30
to
40
miles
a
safety
officer
ordered
the
rocket
destrojed
The
announcement
said
only
that
the
tracking
systcin
mal
malfunctioned
�
functioned
Radios
monitored
the
count
countdown
�
down
With
enc
minute
and
40
seconds
left
a
voice
was
heard
shouting
negative
negatue
negative
Thousands
of
Hawaii
resi
dents
retired
after
watching
the
horizon
during
two
hours
of
delays
for
a
gilmmer
of
the
submegaton
blast
A
meg
aton
is
equal
to
1000000
tons
of
TNT
The
failure
followed
the
21
hour
postponement
of
the
ex
explosion
�
plosion
the
first
of
three
or
four
in
tho
current
Pacific
scries
The
postponements
were
not
officially
explained
but
cloudy
weather
and
pos
possible
�
sible
technical
difficulties
were
reported
reasons
There
was
no
word
of
when
another
shot
will
be
attempt
attempted
�
ed
They
want
to
analyze
this
one
before
they
say
any
anything
�
thing
further
a
spokesman
said
The
US
went
ahead
with
the
shot
despite
a
Soviet
gov
ernment
charge
from
Moscow
Sunday
that
the
test
would
carry
the
nuclear
arms
race
into
outer
space
A
spokesman
for
the
task
force
said
let
them
com
complain
�
plain
They
know
more
about
these
tests
than
wc
do
Thats
what
were
trying
to
find
out
Disappointment
was
appar
apparent
�
ent
among
task
force
officials
watching
from
Honolulu
Johnston
Island
is
711
miles
southwest
of
Hawaii
The
Federal
Aviation
Agency
cleared
the
test
zone
for
traffic
five
minutes
after
the
missile
was
destroyed
R
was
anticipated
that
the
blast
would
have
blacked
out
some
radio
communication
in
the
area
for
up
to
21
hours
Store
SPORTS
HIGHLIGHTS
A
total
of
20
records
smashed
at
the
annual
school
track
meet
Vic
Russman
comes
within
hair
of
equalling
PGARA
record
New
York
Rangers
bid
for
Geoffrion
appears
to
have
fallen
by
wayside
Sec
Pages
4
and
5
CMA
PRESIDENT
Canada
From
en
MONTREAL
CP
Canada
may
more
than
make
up
in
sales
to
the
Common
Market
what
she
may
lose
if
Britain
joins
the
European
group
F
D
Mathers
president
of
the
Canadian
Manufacturers
Association
today
told
the
associations
annual
meeting
A
few
years
ago
it
would
have
sounded
foolish
to
suggest
lhat
Canadians
could
sell
manu
manufactured
�
factured
goods
in
Europe
and
that
some
of
our
most
intense
competition
continues
to
come
from
there
he
said
We
arc
perhaps
less
aware
of
the
extent
to
which
rising
living
standards
and
higher
labor
costs
in
Europe
arc
im
improving
�
proving
our
own
ability
to
com
compete
�
pete
there
provided
tariff
and
other
barriers
are
not
arbitrar
arbitrarily
�
ily
raised
against
us
Mr
Mathers
of
New
West
Westminster
�
minster
said
his
prediction
is
subject
to
continuance
of
the
rate
of
economic
growth
and
rising
prosperity
that
has
char
characterized
�
acterized
Western
Europe
6ince
formation
of
the
European
economic
community
According
to
estimates
within
eight
years
Western
Europes
population
will
have
climbed
to
320000000
more
than
the
combined
population
of
the
US
Canada
and
Mexico
Her
living
standards
will
also
have
moved
close
to
our
own
and
many
of
their
produc
production
�
tion
cost
may
be
expected
to
approximate
more
closely
Miose
prevailing
in
North
America
In
these
circumstances
com
common
�
mon
sense
dictates
that
we
should
do
all
in
our
power
to
hold
down
our
owp
costs
Noting
movements
toward
liberalization
of
trade
Mr
Ma
Mathers
�
thers
commented
There
arc
few
of
us
who
would
not
recognize
the
desira
desirability
�
bility
even
the
necessity
of
our
going
along
with
such
proposals
for
freer
trade
int
nationally
as
can
be
worked
out
consistent
with
the
essential
well
being
of
our
own
industries
and
the
na
national
�
tional
economy
98
GRADUATES
TO
BE
HONORED
The
processional
banquet
and
ball
to
mark
the
end
of
high
school
for
98
Grade
12
students
at
Prince
George
Senior
High
will
be
held
Fti
day
Awards
for
the
students
of
the
junior
matriculation
class
will
be
held
June
13
at
the
school
while
graduation
cere
ceremonies
�
monies
for
those
who
pass
will
be
in
September
Closing
ceremonies
and
awards
days
for
the
three
junior
high
schools
-dt
School
District
57
will
also
be
held
in
the
near
future
school
of
officials
�
ficials
said
today
France
Britain
Erase
Objections
PARIS
AP
A
two
-
day
meeting
between
President
de
Gaulle
and
Prime
Minister
Mac
millan
has
wiped
away
many
French
objections
to
Britains
entry
into
the
Common
Market
A
joint
communique
issued
after
the
talks
ended
Sunday
said
the
community
of
interests
linking
the
two
countries
must
influence
negotiations
between
Britain
and
the
six
continental
states
on
British
membership
in
the
economic
community
French
officials
indicated
the
talks
which
placed
new
em
emphasis
�
phasis
on
British
-
French
friendship
had
cleared
away
many
of
Frances
doubts
about
bringing
Britain
into
the
Conv
mon
Market
Monty
Battles
Move
Towards
EECM
With
Full
Page
Blast
in
Newspapers
LONDON
CP
Field
Mar
Marshal
�
shal
Viscount
Montgomery
to
today
�
day
s
w
ung
into
the
battle
against
Britain
joining
the
Com
Common
�
mon
Market
with
a
full
page
advertisement
in
six
national
papers
His
statement
entitled
I
say
we
should
not
join
Europe
ap
appears
�
pears
in
The
Times
Daily
Tele
Telegraph
�
graph
Daily
Herald
Guardian
Dally
Mirror
and
Daily
Mail
It
includes
a
footnote
saying
it
w
as
paid
for
by
Lord
Beaver
brooks
Sunday
Express
Montgomery
sas
he
is
op
opposed
�
posed
to
Britain
joining
mainly
on
military
and
strategic
grounds
a
side
of
the
argu
argument
�
ment
which
seems
to
have
es
caped
the
attention
of
the
gov
government
�
ernment
The
intention
behind
tlii
Treaty
of
Rome
the
so
called
constitution
of
the
Common
Market
Montgomery
says
is
political
unity
a
federation
on
the
model
of
the
US
We
could
not
possibly
lake
part
in
that
it
might
well
moan
that
we
would
have
our
laws
made
for
us
by
Europeans
and
not
by
our
own
Parliament
What
a
frightful
idea
Once
in
the
European
Com
Community
�
munity
Britain
would
be
so
outnumbered
on
the
Continent
that
our
voice
in
military
af
affairs
�
fairs
would
be
ovciborne
Once
wc
sign
the
Treaty
of
Rome
our
armed
forces
navy
army
air
force
would
bo
subordinate
in
a
crisis
to
oi
dcrs
from
Europe
orders
gien
maybe
by
a
iWnian
general
whose
nation
has
dis
disturbed
�
turbed
the
peace
of
the
wot
Id
twice
during
the
last
48
years
Are
we
to
put
up
with
all
this
Never
The
government
is
trying
to
get
the
best
of
both
worlds
VISCOUNT
MON1GOMERY
thumbs
down
to
join
tho
Common
Market
and
also
piescrve
the
Common
Commonwealth
�
wealth
undamaged
he
says
It
cannot
be
done
Referring
to
our
staunch
friends
in
Canada
Australia
and
New
Zealand
and
recalling
their
service
under
hU
com
mand
he
adds