ULTRAMODERN
CONCEPTION
OF
EXHIBITING
Roods
and
services
to
large
crowds
is
Incorporated
into
the
designs
for
thfc
new
commercial
display
mall
which
is
nearing
completion
at
the
Prince
Gprgc
fair
grounds
Designed
by
architect
Trelle
Morrow
and
built
by
Woodcraft
Construction
Ltd
the
mall
stands
on
an
apron
of
hardtop
laid
by
Northwest
Paving
Co
Two
city
service
clubs
Lions
and
Moose
are
building
restaurants
in
the
mall
Some
space
is
still
available
see
advertisement
on
Page
3
Fujikawa
photo
Doctors
Wife
Boots
Cougar
Scares
It
Off
WILLIAMS
LAKE
CP
Mrs
Grace
Naismith
wife
of
a
doc
doctor
�
tor
in
the
isolated
Mahood
dis
district
�
trict
told
Thursday
how
she
kicked
a
hungry
cougar
and
got
away
with
it
Mrs
Naismith
said
the
cougar
walked
into
her
yard
at
her
home
at
nearby
Deception
Point
and
began
mauling
the
familys
pet
spaniel
She
kicked
the
cougar
spraw
sprawling
�
ling
and
it
slunk
off
into
the
bush
leaving
the
dog
mauled
but
still
alive
Three
men
later
tracked
the
cougar
down
and
killed
it
It
was
the
second
recent
in
incident
�
cident
here
involving
hungry
cougars
which
game
officials
described
as
unusual
at
this
time
of
year
when
food
is
plen
plentiful
�
tiful
Mrs
Robert
Unrig
said
a
snarling
cougar
pressed
its
face
against
her
picket
fence
while
her
two
small
girls
were
playing
inside
the
yard
Her
brother
Neil
shot
the
animal
SHOWERS
fjSUfjl
Tkij
ml
JL
xL
Mostly
cloudy
Saturday
Showers
and
thunderstorms
will
be
general
this
afternoon
and
evening
and
again
Saturday
af
afternoon
�
ternoon
Temperatures
will
be
slightly
cooler
and
winds
will
remain
light
except
during
thunderstorms
when
they
are
expected
to
reach
southerly
25
Low
tonight
and
high
Saturday
at
Prince
George
and
Quesnel
50
and
75J
Smithcrs
50
and
70
Sunday
outlook
Continuing
cloudy
and
cool
with
possible
shower
activity
Peace
River
Cloudy
with
scattered
showers
and
isolated
thunderstorms
during
Saturday
afternoon
and
evening
A
little
cooler
with
winds
southeast
15
Low
tonight
and
high
Saturday
at
Grande
Prairie
GO
and
75
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
78
55
01
Terrace
74
GO
15
Smithcrs
72
57
37
Quesnel
85
57
Williams
Lake
81
56
Kamloops
90
63
Whitehorse
76
53
Fort
Nelson
70
56
15
Fort
St
John
78
59
trace
Dawson
Creek
81
58
20
WILUSTON
ALSO
ATTENDING
The
1962
Simon
Frascr
Days
and
Exhibition
will
be
officially
opened
by
BC
Minister
of
Agriculture
Frank
Richter
Mr
Richter
has
accepted
the
invitation
of
the
Exhibition
board
to
officiate
at
the
opening
ceremonies
at
730
pm
Aug
14
in
the
park
at
the
front
of
City
Hall
Staging
of
the
official
open
opening
�
ing
in
conjunction
with
the
cere
ceremony
�
mony
of
crowning
Queen
Aurora
V
on
the
evening
before
the
actual
start
of
the
Exhibition
was
approved
this
week
by
the
Exhibition
board
Other
activities
in
the
four
day
Exhibition
will
begin
with
the
parade
at
2
pm
Aug
15
Livestock
judging
will
begin
the
same
afternoon
and
will
run
through
until
the
final
fair
day
Aug
18
Along
with
Mr
Richter
at
the
Tuesday
evening
opening
cere
ceremony
�
mony
will
be
Lands
and
Forests
Minister
Ray
WillistonAwho
has
consented
to
crown
me
yueen
Aurora
Production
manager
for
both
the
coronation
and
opening
ceremonies
is
Earl
Barlow
Prince
George
manager
for
Traders
Finance
Corporation
Ltd
Mr
Barlow
has
designed
the
setting
for
the
ceremonies
which
includes
a
stage
decora
decorations
�
tions
and
other
facilities
in
the
cenotaph
park
in
front
of
City
Hall
The
city
engineering
de
partment
is
assisting
with
the
construction
of
facilities
Plans
for
a
gala
evening
which
will
include
dancing
on
the
streets
after
ceremonies
arc
being
worked
out
by
the
Exhibition
board
Meanwhile
a
fair
official
re
reported
�
ported
there
is
considerable
public
interest
in
the
advance
sale
of
tickets
for
admission
to
the
fair
grounds
during
the
ex
hibition
Advance
tickets
arc
on
sale
at
various
downtown
points
Finishing
touches
to
the
Ex
Exhibitions
�
hibitions
four
day
program
are
being
made
this
weekend
A
fair
official
said
the
program
Continued
on
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1
BENNETT
SLAPS
VICTORIAS
BACK
VICTORIA
CP
Premier
Bennett
Thursday
commended
the
city
of
Victoria
for
decid
deciding
�
ing
to
invest
300000
in
BC
parity
bonds
This
shows
they
are
a
good
buy
he
said
Mayor
R
B
Wilson
said
Wednesday
the
investment
is
to
show
that
the
capital
city
of
the
province
has
confidence
in
BC
Now
Hear
This
Sixteen
little
princesses
rep
1
is
the
fact
there
are
only
four
resenting
elementary
schools
other
Socrcds
in
the
House
two
throughout
the
Prince
George
school
district
will
have
a
fine
float
to
ride
on
in
the
Simon
Fraser
Days
Exhibi
Exhibition
�
tion
parade
Aug
15
Following
an
appeal
fiom
the
Auiora
queens
committee
Northern
Hardware
brass
phoned
to
bay
they
would
build
a
float
for
tho
princesses
to
ride
on
Premier
Bennett
says
lie
plans
to
introduce
Canadas
No
1
Social
Crcditcr
when
ho
speaks
at
a
dinner
in
Vancouver
Saturday
being
held
to
mark
the
BC
Social
Credit
govern
governments
�
ments
loth
anniversary
in
power
The
premier
will
intro
duce
Real
Caouette
who
heads
the
26
mcriber
Quebec
Socred
faction
in
the
House
of
Com
mous
What
makes
him
Can
Canadas
�
adas
No
1
Socred
of
course
each
from
Alberta
and
BC
The
dinner
incidentally
will
cost
diners
10
a
plate
Stupid
drivers
are
not
Ihc
only
men-
ace
on
our
northern
highways
Mr
and
Mrs
Marshall
Miller
of
McLeodb
Lake
escaped
bcrious
injury
tother
day
when
a
1
200
pound
moose
collided
with
their
car
a
few
miles
north
of
Summit
Lake
on
tho
Hart
Highway
The
body
of
tho
moose
was
wrapped
right
around
the
windshield
when
Mr
Miller
brought
his
heavily
damaged
car
to
a
blind
landing
When
Cpl
Ken
Jensen
of
the
RCMP
subdivisions
traffic
di
vision
called
around
at
The
Citizen
newsroom
this
ayem
he
apparently
wasnt
looking
for
anjone
whew
LooJc
out
ho
called
at
the
door
its
the
fuzz
i
THEClti
THREE
CHARGED
Three
men
charged
with
at
attempted
�
tempted
breaking
and
entering
a
boxcar
behind
the
Marshall
Wells
operation
late
Thursday
night
have
been
remanded
for
a
week
Ronald
Humphrey
El
wyn
Norris
and
Llewellyn
Mc
McDonald
�
Donald
all
pleaded
not
guilty
when
they
appeared
in
court
to
today
�
day
W
reckless
Boater
Banned
by
Court
NORTH
VANCOUVER
CP
Wayne
Edwin
Jefferys
21
was
forbidden
by
a
police
court
magistrate
Wednesday
from
operating
water
craft
anywhere
in
Canada
or
its
territorial
waters
for
one
car
Court
was
told
Ihat
Jefferys
also
fined
250
drove
within
inches
of
two
other
craft
in
including
�
cluding
a
water
taxi
QCANADA
ISNT
IT
OKENNEDY
VANCOUVER
CP
-
An
American
judge
said
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
he
was
pleased
to
hear
Canadians
still
sing
OCanada
Theres
been
a
rumor
you
were
singing
OKennedy
We
Stand
on
Guard
for
Thee
tMatthew
Hill
a
Washington
State
Supreme
Court
judge
told
a
Vancouver
service
club
luucheon
rmywtvvi
H
to
Open
Exhibition
Mounties
Search
Find
Nothing
After
Help
Call
Three
or
four
RCMP
constables
spent
a
couple
of
hours
early
this
morning
searching
behind
the
Hiway
Motel
at
1737
Twentieth
after
screams
for
help
were
heard
in
the
area
John
Rahier
owner
of
the
motel
said
this
morning
that
he
first
heard
a
male
voice
calling
Help
about
2
am
He
was
not
sure
just
where
the
screams
came
from
He
called
RCMP
but
he
last
heard
the
shout
just
as
they
pulled
up
to
investigate
A
search
by
two
patrols
produced
nothing
and
police
are
awaiting
further
developments
Man
Facing
Negligence
Charge
Held
by
RCMP
QUESNEL
Staffs
A
Squamish
man
charged
with
criminal
negligence
in
the
death
Monday
of
Otto
Thompson
of
Alexandria
has
been
arrested
by
RCMP
at
Squamish
Allen
Green
is
being
brought
here
for
preliminary
hearing
on
the
charge
police
at
Prince
George
said
today
No
date
for
the
hearing
has
yet
been
set
Also
planned
although
no
date
has
been
set
is
an
inquest
into
the
death
of
Thompson
who
was
injured
while
directing
traffic
around
a
crash
on
the
Cariboo
highway
Saturday
He
died
in
the
G
R
Baker
Memorial
Hospital
here
Mon
Monday
�
day
bringing
death
toll
from
the
spectacular
accident
nine
miles
south
of
Quesnel
to
eight
A
ninth
person
involved
in
the
accident
eight
-year
-old
Patsy
Paxton
who
lost
her
par
parents
�
ents
and
four
brothers
and
sis
ters
in
the
crash
has
been
flown
to
Vancouver
for
facial
surgery
Thursday
morning
the
girls
doctor
was
reported
as
saying
he
was
not
considering
sending
Patsy
to
Vancouver
despite
re
reports
�
ports
to
the
contrary
However
later
in
the
day
she
was
flown
to
the
coast
On
the
same
flight
was
J
A
Forest
who
was
injured
when
his
truck
overturned
near
Quesnel
He
is
in
satisfactory
condition
Martin
Promises
To
Study
Problem
VICTORIA
HP
Health
Min
Minister
�
ister
Martin
said
today
BC
will
co
operate
with
the
federal
government
in
every
way
try
trying
�
ing
to
find
a
solution
to
pro
providing
�
viding
assistance
to
babies
born
deformed
as
a
result
of
the
thalidomide
I
received
a
telegram
from
Health
Minister
Montcith
this
morning
requesting
that
we
send
a
representative
to
Ottawa
Aug
17
said
Mr
Martin
We
intend
to
co
operate
with
the
gocrnmcnt
in
every
way
and
we
will
be
sending
a
dele
delegate
�
gate
to
that
conference
No
Help
Wanted
OKANOGAN
Wash
AP
A
motorist
needed
help
Wednes
day
But
the
kind
he
got
he
could
do
without
He
started
out
from
Omak
for
Seattle
made
a
wrong
turn
here
got
on
the
Loup
Loup
Highway
to
Twisp
had
his
car
go
off
the
road
roll
over
and
land
on
its
wheels
Doors
were
jammed
and
he
couldnt
get
out
Unhurt
he
decided
to
keep
going
but
failed
to
notice
the
car
had
turned
end
over
end
and
was
headed
back
here
Just
outside
town
a
front
tire
rubbing
on
a
crumpled
fender
blew
out
Trapped
inside
and
unable
to
fix
it
the
motorist
sat
and
waited
State
Patrolman
Al
Beck-
strom
drove
up
pried
open
a
door
and
helped
him
to
the
county
jail
Peter
Mathcson
52
of
Van
couvcr
was
later
charged
with
drunken
driving
Weather
Forecast
Worries
Service
BC
Forest
Service
is
expect
expecting
�
ing
a
weekend
of
thunderstorm
activity
which
means
more
Overnight
10
newflres
were
reported
in
the
Prince
Geoue
Forest
District
making
a
total
of
46
burning
today
A
forest
service
spokesman
said
228
men
and
seven
bull
bulldozers
�
dozers
are
on
fire
lines
There
are
about
25
fewer
men
on
fires
today
than
Thursday
In
the
Penny
district
four
fires
were
reported
as
a
result
of
an
afternoon
electrical
storm
Thursday
In
the
Hixon
area
a
little
rain
was
experienced
during
the
storm
period
Thursday
An
air
aircraft
�
craft
will
fly
over
the
area
to
today
�
day
to
check
on
possible
strikes
Generally
the
fire
hazard
re
remains
�
mains
high
throughout
the
dis
district
�
trict
Weekend
weather
fore
forecast
�
cast
indicates
a
dangerous
situa
situation
�
tion
The
Hot
Fire
which
was
giv
giving
�
ing
fire
crews
trouble
in
the
Canoe
River
Valley
near
Vale-
mount
is
now
considered
under
control
Bennett
Distorting
BCE
Records
Perrault
Says
VANCOUVER
CP
Liberal
leader
Perrault
charged
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
Premier
Bennett
is
distort
distorting
�
ing
financial
records
concerning
the
BC
Electric
Co
in
a
bid
to
retain
political
power
Mr
Perrault
maac
the
charge
following
the
premiers
attack
on
unnamed
critics
of
the
Social
Credit
governments
financial
policies
The
Liberal
leader
said
BCE
finances
showed
Mr
Bennetts
claim
of
an
15000000
profit
in
the
first
eight
months
after
ex
expropriation
�
propriation
failed
to
consider
several
factors
Mr
Perrault
said
a
BCE
re
port
shows
interest
expense
at
five
per
cent
on
101010100
of
the
171833052
which
the
gov
crnment
set
as
the
price
for
BCE
common
shares
On
the
full
account
and
at
the
5V
per
cent
interest
rate
to
which
the
government
has
been
forced
to
raise
its
interest
on
parity
bonds
interest
and
debt
payments
would
total
32300000
a
year
he
said
This
compares
with
the
29
200000
paid
in
interest
and
divi
dividends
�
dends
before
government
opera
operation
�
tion
Clearly
there
has
been
no
saving
in
financing
costs
from
government
operations
as
such
HE
JUST
WANTED
TO
TELL
HIS
STORY
objected
but
almost
all
con
ccrncd
with
compensation
mat
ters
Amounts
of
compensation
to
be
settled
later
was
not
a
subject
of
the
hearing
Nine
persons
representing
oil
companies
with
leases
in
the
flood
area
Indians
the
Fish
and
Game
Branch
and
land
holders
addressed
the
hearing
which
was
chaired
by
provin
provincial
�
cial
water
comptroller
Arthur
Paget
At
the
conclusion
of
the
hear
hearing
�
ing
Mr
Paget
expressed
sur
prise
it
didnt
take
longer
I
expected
it
to
take
two
or
three
days
he
commented
He
said
the
transcript
of
the
hearing
will
be
studied
and
Hydro
required
to
provide
him
with
information
arising
from
some
of
the
points
brought
up
by
objectors
J
H
Steede
Hydros
chief
engineer
gave
a
detailed
re
report
�
port
on
the
project
Summing
up
his
remarks
on
the
650
foot
high
dam
which
will
require
65000000
cubic
yards
of
fill
Mr
Steede
stated
Generally
speaking
this
is
a
straight
forward
dam
in
a
good
damsitc
There
is
nothing
new
or
experimental
or
revo
lutionary
about
it
except
its
size
It
is
so
large
that
it
would
allow
the
use
of
all
the
latest
advances
in
earth
handling
and
processing
methods
Commenting
on
the
hearing
Hydro
counsel
R
R
Dodd
said
The
basic
objections
heard
were
all
cases
of
asking
for
assurances
in
respect
to
matters
already
covered
by
the
water
act
He
said
none
of
the
objec
objections
�
tions
suggested
the
project
should
not
go
ahead
arid
added
Each
questiondeals
with
mat
matters
�
ters
which
should
be
dealt
with
after
the
licence
is
issued
Private
Lumber
Talks
Due
US
Okays
Two
Bills
VANCOUVER
CP
External
Affairs
Minister
Green
will
hold
closed
door
talks
with
BC
lum
lumbermen
�
bermen
about
proposed
US
voluntary
quotas
on
lumber
ex
exports
�
ports
from
Canada
Time
or
place
of
the
meet
meeting
�
ing
was
not
disclosed
and
Mr
Green
said
no
statement
would
be
issued
after
the
session
i
WASHINGTON
AP
The
Senate
Commerce
Committee
approved
two
bills
Thursday
designed
to
pump
new
life
into
the
United
States
ailing
lumber
industry
One
measure
calls
for
stepped-
up
marketing
research
while
the
other
would
permit
foreign
ships
to
carry
lumber
between
American
ports
under
certain
conditions
for
16
months
A
committee
aide
said
the
bills
arc
generally
in
line
with
President
Kennedys
program
to
aid
the
industry
which
has
lost
65000
jobs
to
Canadian
com
competition
�
petition
alone
within
the
last
3V4
years
Lumber
prices
arc
down
20
to
25
per
cent
from
1958
59
levels
the
committee
said
and
Can
Canada
�
ada
has
doubled
its
share
to
143
per
cent
from
seven
of
the
US
market
in
the
last
five
years
One
bill
approved
by
the
com
committee
�
mittee
Thursday
would
divert
50
per
cent
of
all
duties
col
lected
on
imported
forest
pro
products
�
ducts
into
a
funds
for
research
in
lumber
production
and
mar
marketing
�
keting
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Newspaper
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151
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FRIDAY
AUGUST
3
1962
There
were
about
40
com
1
R
W
Gross
manager
of
panics
and
individuals
who
have
Hydros
land
division
told
the
hearing
negotiations
to
acquire
land
in
the
area
arc
already
underway
with
the
owners
Asked
by
Mr
Dodd
what
steps
would
be
taken
if
all
ncgotia-
7e
a
Copy
SfSJ
COMPENSATION
MAIN
CONCERN
officer
for
the
Indian
Affairs
branch
Thursday
expressed
con
cern
for
Indians
living
in
an
area
which
would
be
flooded
by
the
Peace
River
hydro
dam
Robin
Kendall
told
Arthur
Paget
BC
water
rights
comp
comptroller
�
troller
it
is
impossible
to
fore
forecast
�
cast
the
impact
on
the
Indians
lives
in
the
future
Replacement
of
trap
lines
on
the
five
reservations
covering
1067
acres
is
virtually
impos
impossible
�
sible
and
it
would
be
the
older
Indians
who
are
the
main
vic
victims
�
tims
of
the
change
Mr
Kendall
said
compensa
compensation
�
tion
for
the
flooded
reserves
must
be
carried
out
by
an
equitable
transfer
of
land
All
they
seek
is
fair
and
reasonable
compensation
and
assurance
they
will
be
given
their
just
due
BY
CARRIER
II
60
per
Month
No
Objections
Voiced
To
Peace
Application
By
PAT
DENTON
CMicn
Staff
Writer
CHETWYND
No
real
objec
objections
�
tions
to
BC
Hydros
applica
application
�
tion
for
licences
to
dam
and
store
water
from
the
Peace
River
were
filed
during
a
five
hour
public
hearing
Thursday
lions
failed
Mr
Gross
replied
Wo
must
have
recourse
to
our
powers
of
expropriation
but
thats
the
last
resort
Other
compensations
factors
being
taken
into
consideration
Continued
on
Page
3
OFFICIALS
UNABLE
TO
ANSWER
Justify
Drilling
Ban
Paget
Orders
Hydro
CHETWYND
Staff
BC
Hydro
and
Power
Authority
was
ordered
Thursday
to
jus
justify
�
tify
its
ban
on
gas
and
oil
drill
at
the
site
of
the
Peace
River
hydro
project
Provincial
water
rights
comp
comptroller
�
troller
Arthur
Paget
issued
the
order
at
a
public
hearing
he
was
chairing
into
applications
for
licences
for
the
880000000
project
A
spokesman
for
two
oil
companies
said
the
drilling
ban
was
unreasonable
and
unjusti
unjustified
�
fied
We
are
in
a
difficult
posi
position
�
tion
said
G
W
Lade
repre
representing
�
senting
the
Richfield
Oil
Cor
Corporation
�
poration
and
French
Petroleums
Ltd
We
hope
that
as
a
result
of
negotiations
in
regard
to
flood
flooding
�
ing
we
will
be
left
with
as
much
of
our
mineral
rights
as
pos-
Concern
Felt
For
Indians
siblc
he
told
the
hearing
Officials
of
the
authority
at
the
hearing
were
unable
to
give
reasons
for
the
drilling
ban
Mr
Paget
refused
to
give
as
assurances
�
surances
to
a
spokesman
for
another
oil
firm
that
the
water
license
would
provide
guaran
guarantees
�
tees
that
the
temperature
of
Peace
River
water
would
not
be
affected
by
the
hydro
dam
The
water
temperature
is
your
problem
How
can
I
pos
possibly
�
sibly
issue
an
order
that
the
temperature
of
the
water
be
kept
below
60
degrees
he
told
C
F
Murphy
counsel
for
Pa
Pacific
�
cific
Petroleums
and
two
other
oil
companies
Mr
Murphy
said
Pacific
Pet
Petroleums
�
roleums
would
have
to
spend
1000000
on
new
equipment
at
its
Taylor
refinery
if
con
construction
�
struction
of
the
dam
raised
the
water
temperature
above
60
degrees
R
W
Gross
the
hydro
authoritys
land
division
man
manager
�
ager
said
negotiations
for
the
purchase
of
property
affected
chetwynu
Stan
A
Held
by
the
project
are
underway
He
said
the
dam
would
flood
an
area
extending
75
miles
west
of
Portags
Mountain
and
stretching
90
miles
north
of
the
riVer
and
110
miles
to
the
south
New
Medicare
Bill
Approved
REGINA
CP
A
special
ses
session
�
sion
of
the
Saskatchewan
legis
legislature
�
lature
has
written
into
law
amendments
to
the
controver
controversial
�
sial
Medical
Care
Insurance
Act
In
a
one
day
session
shortest
in
the
provinces
history
a
bill
outlining
the
amendments
was
placed
in
the
statutes
without
a
dissenting
vote
It
received
royal
assent
at
956
pm
Thurs
day
prior
to
prorogation
in
the
House
Dont
Sell
Industry
Short
Lesage
Warns
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cost
too
low
VANCOUVER
cn
Premier
Jean
Lesage
of
Quebec
said
Thursday
BC
should
not
sell
power
to
the
US
at
the
ex
expense
�
pense
of
Canadian
industry
The
cost
of
BC
power
across
the
border
shouldnt
be
so
low
that
it
would
react
against
industrialization
in
BC
the
Quebec
premier
told
reporters
If
BC
expands
at
its
nor
normal
�
mal
rate
it
will
require
all
its
cheap
power
resources
in
the
next
two
or
three
decades
he
said
Mr
Lesage
said
he
wasnt
trying
to
impose
his
ideas
on
any
other
province
But
he
had
expressed
his
opinion
when
he
was
federal
minister
of
northern
affairs
in
1955
when
the
Liberal
government
vetoed
BCs
proposal
to
sell
power
to
Kaiser
Aluminum
Co
in
the
US
Pipefitter
Holds
8
Men
12Vi
Hours
at
Gunpoint
PHOENIX
Ariz
Ml
An
embittered
pipefitter
incens
cd
by
discontinuance
of
his
disability
cheques
held
eight
men
at
gunpoint
for
12V
hours
ill
a
state
office
before
detec
detectives
�
tives
disauncd
him
Thursday
night
Charles
Elmer
Mllligan
52
was
subdued
by
Sgt
Earl
Moore
and
Dele
dive
Don
Rodriqucz
who
gained
entry
to
the
barricaded
office
by
posing
as
reporters
Moments
earlier
Milligan
had
voluntarily
released
five
of
his
prisoners
The
drama
began
about
8
am
There
for
a
hearing
on
his
disability
claim
Milligan
whipped
out
a
22
caltbre
pis
pistol
�
tol
and
wounded
his
lawyer
iu
a
bculfle
before
taking
command
of
the
room
He
released
the
lawyer
Stephen
S
Gorcy
46
who
scooted
out
of
the
room
on
the
scat
of
ids
pants
and
was
taken
to
hospital
with
a
flesh
wound
in
his
left
leg
Later
Gorcy
from
a
hospital
bed
conferred
with
Milligan
by
telephone
and
tried
to
talk
him
out
of
his
gun
waving
lecture
to
industrial
commis
commission
�
sion
officials
The
gunpoint
hearing
was
interrupted
in
its
early
stages
by
Milligans
son
Charles
28
who
was
promptly
thrown
out
by
his
angered
father
By
telephone
Milligan
told
Detective
Sgt
Seymour
Nca
ibt
I
damn
near
killed
them
all
He
had
to
get
past
you
to
get
in
You
get
him
the
hell
out
of
this
building
Mulligan
suffered
a
back
in
injury
�
jury
18
months
ago
while
working
on
a
dam
project
lie
drew
disability
compensa
compensation
�
tion
for
a
while
Gorcy
said
but
the
cheques
btopped
iu
mid
March
John
B
Ryan
G3
a
court
reporter
employed
for
Uio
hearing
and
one
of
the
hos
hostages
�
tages
explained
He
just
wanted
to
tell
his
story
and
he
did
it
even
though
he
repeated
himself
several
times
When
he
fin
finished
�
ished
he
finished
and
that
was
it
o
At
that
point
Milligan
re
released
�
leased
all
hostages
except
Donald
J
Morgan
47
the
commissions
chief
attorney
and
the
two
pteudo
reporters
What
he
planned
to
do
with
those
three
wasnt
explained
Whatever
it
was
it
didnt
come
to
pass
Sgt
Moore
got
four
glasses
of
water
and
the
men
began
to
talk
Until
then
said
Moore
Don
and
I
had
been
no
closer
to
him
than
25
feet
As
Milligan
turned
his
head
to
pick
up
a
glass
of
water
Rodriqucz
leaped
at
him
and
grabbed
the
pistol
Moore
joined
his
fellow
officer
to
overpower
the
husky
pipe
pipefitter
�
fitter
There
was
ono
wild
shot
from
Milligans
gun
but
Moore
said
I
dont
think
ho
felt
like
killing
anybody
Reactions
of
the
prisoners
varied
C
Blaine
Dunford
59
em
ployed
in
the
commissions
iccords
department
emerged
first
He
was
crying
Im
sorry
he
said
but
I
just
cant
help
it
lie
debcribed
his
fears
as
greater
than
what
he
experi
experienced
�
enced
when
he
was
employed
in
Honolulu
the
day
the
Japa
Japanese
�
nese
attacked
Pearl
Harbor
Dec
7
1941
Next
was
Dr
Leo
L
Tuve
son
51
attending
the
hearing
to
testify
against
Milligans
disability
claim
All
in
a
days
woik
said
tho
phy
physician
�
sician
Milligan
said
nothing
as
lie
was
led
away
He
was
booked
A
charges
of
assault
vvjjli
a
deadly
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