SPORTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Legion
wins
marathon
game
from
Yanks
after
two
hours
and
47
minutes
Shell
Interior
hands
Islanders
seventh
straight
loss
of
season
Don
Drysdale
pitches
Dodgers
to
two
and
one
half
game
lead
over
Giants
Sec
Page
5
arc
spoken
for
The
balance
Intersection
Work
To
End
Thursday
Reconstruction
of
the
inter
intersection
�
section
at
Third
and
George
will
be
completed
by
Thursday
morning
barring
any
problems
city
woiks
officials
said
today
They
said
replacing
the
pave
pavement
�
ment
was
the
main
job
being
undertaken
today
Drainage
is
also
being
reconstructed
and
new
electrical
wiring
is
going
underground
in
the
area
Works
Superintendent
Bill
Jones
said
sttect
crews
started
woik
at
the
site
at
1
am
The
sewer
department
was
brought
in
at
4
am
The
paving
crews
will
go
into
operation
later
to
today
�
day
putting
down
the
first
of
two
lasers
of
asphalt
Now
Hear
This
Glancing
at
the
way
the
vot
voting
�
ing
went
in
anous
polling
sta
stations
�
tions
in
the
Cariboo
riding
can
be
fun
For
example
winner
Bert
Leboo
outdid
his
opponents
at
Sunrise
Valley
while
defeated
incumbent
Gus
Henderson
was
iaorcd
at
Sunset
Prairie
Le
Leboo
�
boo
topped
the
poll
at
Two
Rivers
possibly
in
honor
of
the
Soci
eels
aowed
two
river
po
policy
�
licy
New
Democrat
Ken
Ruth
Rutherford
�
erford
who
wound
up
fourth
in
the
race
took
all
three
votes
in
the
tidings
smallest
poll
Finlay
Folks
Finish
the
job
department
City
council
passed
a
bylaw
last
month
making
traffic
one
way
in
boine
downtown
lanes
But
no
directional
signs
wen
post
posted
�
ed
pointing
out
the
right
way
to
travel
so
trucks
and
cars
continue
to
ply
the
alleys
in
both
directions
Canadian
Legions
new
building
bonds
arc
selling
like
hotcakes
Of
the
GOO0O
issue
more
than
a
third
ate
sold
and
another
thisd
wide
a
distribution
as
possible
among
veterans
They
can
buy
in
at
100
cash
or
time
Mark
Marriott
7
j
car
old
sn
of
Mr
and
Mrs
George
Mar
Marriott
�
riott
1G3G
Sixth
might
be
a
hoi
ticulturist
in
the
bud
lie
presented
his
mother
vith
a
perfectly
formed
two
-
headed
dandelion
hed
picked
from
the
front
lawn
Chap
in
police
coutt
jesterday
was
charged
with
theft
of
a
can
of
salmon
from
the
Co
op
store
Pleading
not
guilty
he
claimed
it
just
happened
he
had
the
can
in
his
hand
when
he
had
to
dash
across
the
parking
lot
to
the
medical
clinic
to
answer
a
call
of
natiue
Summing
up
the
crowns
case
City
Prosecutor
Cece
Edwards
suggested
This
was
a
case
of
mens
tea
legal
for
a
guilty
mind
not
diarr
hea
The
chap
was
found
guilty
and
fined
5
Delegates
to
the
Farmers
In
Institute
�
stitute
conference
here
tomor
tomorrow
�
row
will
get
another
slant
at
the
biz
Pheasant
farming
Jim
Tait
of
Otway
Pheasant
Farm
could
be
sold
en
bloc
but
the
i
wilt
conduct
the
group
on
exec
wants
to
encourase
as
J
grand
tour
of
his
premises
41
i
WATER
TEMPERATURE
is
checked
at
the
city
swimming
pool
by
Ernie
Web
Webster
�
ster
Civic
Properties
and
Recreation
Commission
man
to
be
sure
everything
is
ready
for
the
opening
Thursday
Water
was
first
turned
into
the
pool
for
the
1S62
season
on
Tuesday
morning
Schools
will
get
first
crack
at
the
heated
pool
during
school
hours
Later
in
the
afternoon
at
330
pm
public
swimming
will
get
underway
Vandefvoort
photo
-
I
JfrSHOWT
Wlf
Mainly
cloudy
with
a
few
showers
Not
much
change
in
temperature
Light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Thursday
at
Prince
George
45
and
70
Ques
ncl
45
and
72
Smithers
45
and
C5
Peace
River
Variable
cI6udi
ncss
Thursday
with
afternoon
showers
or
thundershowers
Little
change
in
temperature
and
light
winds
Loy
tonight
and
high
Thursday
at
Grande
Pi
aide
50
and
G5
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Precip
Prince
George
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43
Terrace
CG
48
05
Smithers
GO
42
Quesnel
70
46
Williams
Lake
G7
43
09
Kam
loops
85
48
White
horse
G7
46
02
Fort
Nelson
62
41
4G
Fort
St
John
CG
43
BLAZE
PROBED
TRAIL
tCP
Police
here
arc
investigating
a
blaze
Tuesday
that
destroyed
four
buildings
at
Pass
Cieek
30
miles
north
of
heie
Officers
said
they
suspect
aison
in
the
fire
that
destroy
destroyed
�
ed
two
homes
a
barn
and
a
summer
kitchen
building
DJSPJXZREJZCTION
Exchange
Fight
Should
ntinue
NILA
Man
The
fight
against
present
regulations
governing
currency
exchange
on
international
hnd
foreign
freight
traffic
will
certainly
be
carried
on
despite
rejection
by
fjie
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners
of
an
application
for
a
change
This
was
tli
first
reaction
of
NILA
manager
Bob
Gallagher
who
said
he
was
surprised
by
the
boards
decision
when
he
heard
today
of
rejection
of
the
application
submitted
in
February
by
10
interested
groups
including
the
NILA
The
applicants
claimed
that
THE
CITIZEN
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Only
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Newspaper
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North
Central
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Columbia
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PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
WEDNESDAY
JUNE
20
1962
while
the
US
dollar
was
at
a
discount
they
had
to
supplement
frejght
payments
to
make
up
the
difference
on
shipments
to
the
US
Now
that
the
US
dol
dollar
�
lar
is
at
a
premium
no
discount
is
made
to
shippers
an
in
inequitable
�
equitable
situation
Mr
Gallagher
said
the
NILA
is
not
backing
down
from
its
contention
that
in
this
respect
the
regulations
are
unfair
If
exchange
rates
arc
significant
when
the
US
dollar
is
below
the
Canadian
dollar
they
should
still
be
so
The
board
said
in
its
decision
that
There
is
no
evidence
to
show
that
the
denial
of
dis
count
works
to
the
disadvantage
of
Canadian
shippers
in
the
US
market
or
that
it
gives
preferential
treatment
to
US
producers
Any
decision
on
further
action
will
hae
to
be
taken
by
the
10
applicants
after
a
joint
meet
meeting
�
ing
Mr
Gallagher
said
but
it
is
probable
that
the
question
will
be
studied
from
a
legal
point
of
view
to
see
if
any
action
can
be
taken
in
the
courts
Applicants
were
the
NILA
Alberta
Forest
Products
As
Association
�
sociation
Interior
Lumber
Manufacturers
Association
Sas
Saskatchewan
�
katchewan
Timber
Board
Cariboo
PGE
Lumber
Manufac
Manufacturers
�
turers
Association
BC
Lum
Lumber
�
ber
Manufacturers
Association
Manitoba
Forest
Products
As
Association
�
sociation
Canadian
Fruit
Whole
Wholesalers
�
salers
Association
Canadian
Hoiticultural
Council
and
BC
Tree
Fruits
Ltd
ACTIVE
PLANNING
ngineer
Expects
K
on
Columbia
Fait
Parliamentary
Session
Hinted
by
PM
OTTAWA
CP
Prime
Minister
Dicfenbaker
said
Tuesday
night
the
possibility
always
remains
of
parliament
being
called
into
session
in
September
He
gave
that
response
to
reporters
who
met
him
at
the
airport
on
his
return
from
Prince
Albert
and
reminded
him
of
election
campaign
statements
indicating
a
September
session
The
prime
minister
said
he
had
nothing
to
add
to
what
he
said
on
the
outcome
of
Mondays
election
LIBERALS
MEETING
TOO
Dief
Cabinet
Meeting
To
Ponder
Vote
Result
With
the
civilian
vote
count
in
Mondays
federal
election
all
but
complete
Canadas
political
spotlight
today
shifted
to
post
election
developments
in
Ottawa
Prime
Minister
Diefenbaker
returned
to
Ottawa
from
his
home
constituency
at
Prince
Albert
for
a
post
election
meet
meeting
�
ing
today
and
tomorrow
with
his
Conservative
cabinet
four
of
whose
members
went
down
to
defeat
in
Mondays
voting
Liberal
Leader
Pearson
and
senior
advisers
scheduled
an
Ottawa
conference
to
study
the
election
results
in
which
his
party
almost
doubled
its
Com
Commons
�
mons
strength
Outcome
of
the
election
still
is
in
doubt
in
one
seat
North
Northwest
�
west
Territories
There
in
the
countrys
larg
largest
�
est
constituency
which
covers
some
1250000
square
miles
Liberal
candidate
Mrs
Isabel
Hardie
held
a
narrow
lead
over
her
Conservative
opponent
Eugene
Rheaume
in
her
bid
to
win
the
seat
won
in
the
last
election
by
her
laic
husband
Mcrvyn
Hardie
Voting
is
still
to
come
in
an
another
�
other
constituency
Stormont
in
Ontario
The
election
there
was
deferred
to
July
16
because
of
death
of
the
Liberal
candidate
after
official
nominations
The
party
standings
com
compared
�
pared
with
1958
and
1957
elec
election
�
tion
results
1962
1958
19S7
PC
118
208
113
Liberal
96
49
106
SC
30
0
19
NDP
CCF
19
8
25
Doubtful
1
0
0
Ind
0
0
2
Deferred
1
0
0
Totals
265
265
265
MATHER
GETS
TOP
BC
MAJORITY
NEW
WESTMINSTER
CP
Newspaper
columnist
Barry
Mather
piled
up
a
majority
of
more
than
10000
votes
over
his
nearest
opponent
largest
in
the
province
In
taking
New
Westminster
riding
for
the
NDP
party
in
Mondays
gen
general
�
eral
election
Complete
returns
late
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
showed
Mr
Mather
with
238C4
votes
against
13457
for
Liberal
F
H
Jackson
13357
for
Progressive
Conservative
William
McLennan
the
in
incumbent
�
cumbent
and
9767
for
Social
Crediter
Myrtle
Everett
Veterans
Affairs
Man
Due
in
City
A
Department
of
Veterans
Affairs
representative
will
be
in
Prince
George
Thursday
the
Canadian
Legion
has
been
ad
advised
�
vised
District
Administrator
A
L
Crozicr
wrote
from
Vancouver
saying
he
will
be
at
the
Legion
Hall
from
1030
am
to
12
noon
to
answer
question
relating
to
DVA
regulations
Between
230
and
4
pm
he
will
be
at
the
U1C
offices
US
SENATORS
EXPRESS
FAITH
IN
CANADA
LONDON
AP
The
election
setback
for
Prime
Minister
Dicfenbaker
has
prompted
keen
speculation
in
the
British
press
on
Canadas
future
attitude
to
the
Common
Market
The
Daily
Mail
says
implica
implications
�
tions
of
Dicfenbakcrs
near-de
feat
must
be
studied
by
Brit
Britains
�
ains
three
political
party
lead
leaders
�
ers
because
the
Canadian
premier
had
built
most
of
his
election
platform
on
a
stern
antagonism
toward
Britains
entry
into
the
Common
Market
On
the
other
hand
Mr
Les-
Argue
Win
Increases
In
Last
Poll
Reports
REGINA
CP
Liberal
Hazcn
Argue
widened
his
margin
of
victory
in
Mondays
voting
in
Assini
boia
to
189
when
the
final
three
polls
in
the
giant
riding
reported
Tuesday
Mr
Argues
final
count
was
7583
compared
with
7394
for
his
closest
rival
Lawrence
Watson
Con
Conservative
�
servative
Secret
Workshop
Operated
for
Year
Instrumental
in
Alcatraz
Break
Out
SAN
FRANCISCO
AP
A
secret
workshop
operated
for
possibly
a
year
atop
a
cell
block
figured
in
the
June
11
escape
of
three
convicts
from
Alcatraz
prison
in
San
Francisco
Bay
In
Washington
Tied
Wilk
Wilkinson
�
inson
associate
director
of
the
bureau
of
prisons
said
a
spare
life
preserver
was
found
in
the
workshop
sug
suggesting
�
gesting
the
possible
mode
of
escape
attempted
through
tide
swept
water
This
workshop
apparently
was
the
place
the
convicts
fashioned
the
plastic
heads
they
used
to
delay
discovery
of
their
escape
They
put
the
plastic
heads
on
their
pillows
for
the
night
long
casual
check
by
passing
guards
Thus
the
convicts
were
able
to
slip
away
about
10
pm
June
U
through
holes
cut
at
the
rear
of
the
cells
around
air
cnts
They
weie
not
missed
un
until
�
til
after
7
am
the
ncxtj
morning
The
escape
holes
led
out
into
a
utility
corridor
for
sewer
and
water
pipes
This
four-foot-wide
corridor
separ
ated
back-to-back
rows
of
cellblocks
By
climbing
the
pipes
the
convicts
could
get
to
the
concealed
workshop
atop
the
cellblocks
When
they
escaped
they
pried
open
an
iron
barred
vent
in
the
roof
above
Uic
cellblock
Wilkinson
said
he
believed
the
plotting
convicts
John
William
Anglin
32
his
bro
brother
�
ther
Clarence
31
and
Frank
L
Morris
35
went
up
to
the
workshop
about
once
a
week
when
the
opportunity
seemed
right
The
life
preserver
left
be
hind
might
have
been
intend
ed
for
a
fourth
convict
Allen
Clayton
West
West
also
dug
out
an
escape
hole
around
the
vent
in
his
cell
but
he
made
no
attempt
to
leave
with
the
otherSt
WASHINGTON
AP
Eventual
Canadian
approv
approval
�
al
of
a
treaty
for
co-operative
development
of
Col
Columbia
�
umbia
River
water
re
resources
�
sources
is
foreseen
by
a
top
officer
of
the
US
Army
engineers
Brig
Gcn
William
W
Laps
ley
north
Pacific
division
en
gineer
expressed
optimism
at
a
closed
hearing
on
a
house
appropriations
sub
committee
A
transcript
of
the
testimony
was
released
Tuesday
Do
we
have
any
assurance
this
mixup
of
our
Canadian
neighbors
might
blow
up
into
something
more
difficult
asked
Rep
Ivor
D
Fcnton
Hep
Pa
referring
to
a
Cana
Canadian
�
dian
dispute
over
the
treaty
already
ratified
by
the
US
Senate
NO
ASSURANCE
I
believe
ultimately
the
treaty
will
be
ratified
by
Can
Canada
�
ada
I
can
give
no
assurance
what
other
people
will
do
but
as
evidence
of
their
interest
I
understand
that
they
arc
ac
actively
�
tively
planning
all
three
proj
projects
�
ects
and
we
arc
working
with
them
on
design
of
the
Arrow
Lake
outlet
woiks
He
said
the
Canadian
dispute
is
between
the
Canadian
and
BC
governments
over
the
disposition
of
the
American-
generated
power
that
Canada
would
get
under
the
treaty
There
seems
to
be
no
weak
ening
on
either
side
on
what
they
want
to
do
with
this
power
CAUTIOUS
TONE
Meanwhile-
federal
officials
in
Seattle
said
they
were
opti
optimistic
�
mistic
about
prospects
of
rati
ratification
�
fication
of
the
treaty
but
at
the
same
time
their
optimism
hd
a
cautious
tone
They
said
action
may
be
de
delayed
�
layed
if
Prime
Minister
Diefen
Diefenbaker
�
baker
calls
another
election
Anything
we
would
say
might
be
misinterpreted
by
our
Canadian
friends
said
Teno
Roncalio
chairman
of
thn
US
section
of
the
International
Joint
Commission
which
handled
Col
Columbia
�
umbia
negotiations
Lets
just
say
were
glad
the
Canadian
election
is
over
Joseph
C
Swidlcr
the
chair
chairman
�
man
of
the
Federal
Power
Com
Commission
�
mission
and
Charles
F
Luce
the
head
of
the
Bonneville
Power
Administration
declined
comment
tcr
Pearson
the
Liberal
leader
whose
party
came
pretty
close
to
victory
has
stood
firmly
in
favor
of
the
market
What
arc
Britains
politi
politicians
�
cians
to
make
of
this
Simply
this
Canada
is
not
anti-Common
Market
WASHINGTON
CP
Scvcral
US
senators
expressed
confi
confidence
�
dence
Tuesday
that
Canada
will
surmount
its
political
difficul
difficulties
�
ties
when
questioned
about
the
outcome
of
Mondays
general
election
One
senator
however
used
the
interview
to
condemn
the
Social
Credit
party
Senator
Maurino
Neunbcrger
an
Oregon
Democrat
who
gen
generally
�
erally
takes
a
mild
approach
to
world
affairs
lashed
out
at
the
Social
Creditors
describing
them
as
irresponsible
and
say
ing
it
is
a
tragedy
that
Social
Credit
MPs
will
hold
the
balance
of
power
in
Canadas
next
Par
Parliament
�
liament
But
two
members
of
the
Sen
ate
foreign
iclations
committee
took
a
more
optimistic
view
Senator
John
Sparkman
Ala
bama
Democrat
said
he
would
have
felt
better
if
Canadians
had
elected
a
government
with
a
clear
majority
Botli
Lester
Pearson
and
John
Dicfenbaker
are
good
leaders
Sparkman
said
But
I
have
absolute
faith
that
Canadians
will
be
able
to
work
out
their
difficulties
he
added
Senator
George
Aiken
Vcr
mont
Republican
and
a
veteran
observer
of
Canadian
affairs
agreed
Canada
is
pretty
good
at
overcoming
her
problems
but
this
time
she
seems
to
have
created
one
he
said
in
an
in
tcrvlew
I
am
not
pessimistic
7c
a
Copy
oQKJ
UM
rer
Monlb
Burns
Lake
Man
Hurt
In
Mishap
Near
Quesnel
QUESNEL
Staff
A
Burns
Lake
man
was
treated
at
hospital
here
for
minor
cuts
and
bruises
suffered
when
the
car
in
which
he
was
a
passenger
rolled
over
on
the
highway
13
miles
north
of
Quesnel
Tuesday
night
CaTl
Bostrom
was
riding
in
the
southbound
car
driven
by
Raymond
Clarence
Stanyer
of
Vancouver
who
was
uninjured
Police
arc
investigating
the
cause
of
the
accident
DUE
TO
MALFUNCTION
Yanks
Dump
Another
Atom
Device
in
Sea
HONOLULU
AP
Malfunction
of
a
Thor
missile
forced
the
US
to
destroy
a
nuclear
device
in
flight
near
Johnston
Island
late
Tuesday
night
without
exploding
it
The
abortive
attempt
to
set
off
a
nuclear
device
at
high
al
altitude
�
titude
above
the
Pacific
was
the
second
failure
in
two
tries
No
specific
explanation
was
given
for
the
failure
Joint
Task
Force
8
said
in
its
official
state
statement
�
ment
that
the
shot
was
scrapped
due
to
a
malfunction
in
the
system
The
nuclear
device
was
blown
apart
and
dropped
harmlessly
into
the
ocean
There
was
no
nuclear
detonation
It
was
assumed
howevert
that
the
term
the
system
re
referred
�
ferred
to
trouble
with
the
Thors
tracking
system
the
same
problem
that
caused
failure
of
the
first
Johnston
test
shot
June
4
Tuesday
nights
test
was
to
have
been
the
biggest
and
high
highest
�
est
in
the
US
current
Pacific
test
series
The
nuclear
package
was
classified
as
megaton
plus
in
yield
more
powerful
than
1000000
tons
of
TNT
Its
power
had
been
estimated
unofficially
at
about
10
megatons
Previous
announcements
said
the
detonation
was
to
be
at
an
altitude
of
hundreds-ofkilo-metres
Unofficially
estimates
were
200
miles
Arthur
Sylvester
assistant
secretary
of
defence
for
public
affairs
announced
the
failure
about
20
minutes
after
launch
launching
�
ing
He
had
returned
hours
ear
earlier
�
lier
from
Johnston
Island
Announcement
of
the
failure
followed
a
silence
on
radios
monitoring
the
countdown
It
said
A
Thor
booster
was
launched
tonight
caivving
a
nuclear
device
designed
for
one
of
the
high
altitude
tests
in
the
current
US
test
series
from
Johnston
Island
Due
to
a
malfunction
in
the
system
the
nuclear
device
was
purposely
destroyed
with
without
�
out
a
nuclear
detonation
Thousands
of
hawadans
had
lined
beaches
and
highlands
hoping
to
sec
the
big
shot
It
was
expected
to
have
been
vis
visible
�
ible
in
Hawaii
750
rIcs
away
Vote
Result
Seen
Important
to
ECM
about
Canada
A
minority
gov
ernment
doesnt
function
as
smoothly
as
one
with
a
clear
majority
but
Canada
has
lived
through
pioblems
before
and
has
survived
them
and
I
think
she
will
do
so
again
Senator
Keubergers
concern
was
that
the
ascendency
of
the
Social
Credit
party
combined
with
a
Conservative
minoiity
leadership
will
reduce
Canada
US
co
operation
At
a
time
when
the
free
world
looks
to
Canada
for
strength
and
leadership
in
the
development
of
the
free
worlds
economic
political
and
military
resources
it
is
tragic
that
Ca
Canadian
�
nadian
leadership
will
be
sub
subject
�
ject
to
dictation
of
the
irrespon
irresponsible
�
sible
Social
Credit
party
which
now
holds
the
balance
of
pow
power
�
er
he
said
UNLOADING
IN
US
VANCOUVER
cn
BC
Hydro
said
Tuesday
a
170
ton
genera
tor
for
a
plant
here
will
be
un
unloaded
�
loaded
in
Bremerton
Wash
to
today
�
day
because
facilities
hcic
cant
handle
it
Man
Seeking
Jail
Term
Kicks
Store
Window
to
Pieces
Edwin
Albert
Baril
is
prob
probably
�
ably
the
most
willing
prisoner
in
the
Prince
George
Provincial
Jail
today
The
24-
car
old
unemployed
man
pleaded
guilty
in
police
court
Tuesday
to
a
charge
of
willful
damage
after
he
kicked
in
a
window
at
a
city
super
supermarket
�
market
causing
500
damage
Baril
was
granted
a
one
year
suspended
sentence
and
ordcicd
to
make
restitution
following
a
similar
incident
Dec
6
when
he
kicked
in
a
300
window
at
an
another
�
other
city
supermarket
He
paid
only
100
of
the
dapiagc
in-
cured
at
that
time
He
told
the
court
he
broke
a
bigger
window
this
time
so
he
would
get
a
long
jail
sentence
Magistrate
G
O
Stewart
obliged
and
sentenced
him
to
a
total
of
15
months
nine
for
will
ful
damage
and
six
for
breach
of
probation
Dragging
Stops
For
Body
of
Man
In
Cluculz
Lake
Dragging
operations
were
suspended
Tuesday
night
for
the
body
of
30-ycar-okt
Donald
Sicbert
who
is
presumed
to
have
drowned
in
Cluculz
Lake
Sunday
night
A
spokesman
for
district
de
detachment
�
tachment
IICMP
said
today
We
dragged
the
lake
Monday
and
Tuesday
But
it
is
a
deep
lake
He
said
efforts
appeared
to
be
fiuitlcss
after
two
days
of
in
intensive
�
tensive
dragging
operations
in
the
cast
end
of
the
lake
Sicbert
was
fishing
from
a
boat
with
two
companions
when
he
fell
overboard
capsizing
the
craft
The
other
two
men
weic
able
to
swim
to
shore
Although
the
incident
occurred
about
9
pm
the
drowning
was
not
reported
to
police
until
Monday
morning
Mr
jjicocrt
a
single
man
lived
on
the
Halt
Highway
No
Date
Slated
For
NILA
IWA
Talks
to
Resume
No
date
has
been
set
for
re
resumption
�
sumption
of
contract
talks
be
between
�
tween
representatives
of
the
1WA
and
the
Northern
Interior
Lumbermens
Association
The
union
is
seeking
a
25
ccnt
across-the-board
wage
increase
extended
paid
holidays
and
other
fringe
benefits
Cunent
contract
expires
Aug
31
Meanwhile
in
Vancouver
southern
lumber
operators
have
accepted
an
industrial
commis
commissioners
�
sioners
wage
proposals
for
settlement
of
a
contract
dispute
involving
28000
woodworkcis
on
the
BC
coast
The
acceptance
follow
eil
a
vote
by
members
of
the
IWA
to
settle
for
the
16-cenl-anhour
pay
boost
over
two
years
icc
ommended
by
Dr
Neil
Perry
7
50
Pound
Wheel
Drops
Off
Plane
Wrecks
Car
MANCHESTER
NII
AP
A
huge
750
pound
wheel
came
loose
from
an
air
force
Strato
freightor
on
take
off
Tuesday
crashed
into
a
car
in
a
nearby
parking
lot
punched
a
hole
through
the
wall
of
an
industrial
building
and
then
bounced
against
a
sec
second
�
ond
parked
car
The
plane
landed
safely
at
an
air
force
base
in
Portsmouth
H