SPORTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Big
two
of
WFC
clash
as
last
three
teams
begin
1962
season
Eastern
Football
Conference
ralses
curtain
on
new
seaspn
Los
Angeles
Angels
regain
second
place
in
AL
with
two
wins
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Page
4
LUMBER
Market
Is
Ours
-CLA
OTTAWA
CP
Canadian
lum
lumber
�
ber
producers
are
claiming
the
right
ol
free
access
to
the
US
softwood
lumber
market
on
the
grounds
that
American
produc
producers
�
ers
cant
keep
up
with
demand
in
their
own
country
In
a
statement
made
here
Wednesday
the
Canadian
Lum
Lumbermens
�
bermens
Association
said
Ca
nadian
exports
to
the
US
in
the
last
10
years
have
rarely
been
enough
to
bridge
the
gap
be
between
�
tween
what
the
American
indus
industry
�
try
produces
and
what
its
mar
market
�
ket
demands
COOLING
PERIOD
Arguing
against
American
de
demands
�
mands
that
Canada
impose
re
restrictions
�
strictions
on
its
exports
the
statement
said
a
cooling
off
period
was
needed
to
bring
out
facts
that
showed
Canadian
imports
by
the
US
could
not
possibly
have
put
people
out
of
work
We
can
supply
the
best
at
the
best
price
and
as
the
top
customer
of
the
U
SA
wc
have
a
right
to
ask
that
we
be
al
allowed
�
lowed
to
continue
selling
lum
lumber
�
ber
at
the
present
rate
of
pro
progression
�
gression
and
even
at
an
ac
accelerated
�
celerated
tempo
if
this
is
nec
necessary
�
essary
to
satisfy
American
de
demand
�
mand
for
lumber
and
wood
products
Commenting
on
the
statement
Henry
Bahr
vice
-
president
of
the
National
Lumber
Manufac
Manufacturers
�
turers
Association
said
the
Am
American
�
erican
industry
might
engage
in
a
general
anti
-
Canadian
campaign
unless
Canada
agreed
to
voluntary
restrictions
MORE
TIME
If
the
Canadian
lumbermen
want
a
cooling
off
period
in
or
order
�
der
to
give
them
more
time
to
increase
their
exports
to
the
US
then
of
course
we
wont
agreehe
said
in
Washington
The
American
producers
had
tried
for
years
to
maintain
peaceful
relations
with
the
Ca
Canadian
�
nadian
producers
but
if
we
get
no
co
operation
here
wc
may
be
forced
to
use
every
political
prossure
to
defeat
US
policies
that
may
be
favorable
to
Can
Canada
�
ada
He
said
the
American
indus
industry
�
try
Is
faced
with
increased
un
unemployment
�
employment
and
is
asking
only
for
a
fair
settlement
The
Canadian
association
is
well
aware
that
through
Cana
Canadian
�
dian
dollar
exchange
manipula
tion
Canada
is
able
to
under
undersell
�
sell
US
softwoods
in
the
US
market
The
Canadian
association
used
figures
from
the
US
depart
department
�
ment
of
commerce
to
illustrate
its
case
against
restrictions
In
1961
American
production
had
been
31700000000
feet
with
another
3700000000
from
Can
Canada
�
ada
and
3000000000
from
other
countries
10
PER
CENT
G
E
Bell
general
manager
of
the
association
said
that
in
general
the
3500000000
feet
of
lumber
which
Canada
exports
to
the
US
A
comprises
approx
approximately
�
imately
10
per
cent
of
the
total
American
consumption
In
fact
the
increase
in
Ca
Canadian
�
nadian
exports
about
which
complaints
are
being
raised
amounts
to
approximately
three
per
cent
of
the
total
American
consumption
4
Mr
Bahr
said
the
American
industry
had
offered
to
give
Canada
10
per
cent
of
the
US
market
without
tariffs
providing
a
10
per
cent
tariff
were
im
imposed
�
posed
on
shipments
above
that
limit
He
said
Canada
has
IS
per
cent
of
the
softwoods
market
at
present
This
market
was
main
mainly
�
ly
for
cedar
douglas
fir
hem
hemlock
�
lock
pine
and
spruce
TAKING
SHAPE
is
the
new
two
storey
Royal
Cana
Canadian
�
dian
Legion
building
on
Seventh
scheduled
for
com
completion
�
pletion
in
mid
October
Lt
Gov
George
Pearkes
has
been
invited
to
lay
the
cornerstone
in
a
ceremony
Sept
3
Official
opening
of
the
building
which
will
Girl
13
Drowns
Herself
to
Escape
Life
of
Illness
NEW
WESTMINSTER
CP
A
coroners
jury
found
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
a
13
-
year
-
old
schoolgirl
committed
suicide
because
of
mental
anguish
caused
by
a
long
history
of
epilepsy
Pamela
Harrison
of
nearby
Surrey
was
drowned
when
she
leaped
off
a
dock
into
the
Fraser
River
July
21
Police
who
witnessed
the
jump
said
when
they
tried
to
coax
the
girl
to
swim
back
she
held
her
nose
and
-purposely
drown
drowned
�
ed
herself
E
A
Harrison
an
uncle
said
the
girl
often
became
depressed
If
she
missed
taking
pills
to
hold
off
epileptic
attacks
He
said
she
had
an
impulse
for
self
destruction
and
a
week
before
the
drowning
told
a
brother
she
wanted
to
drown
herself
because
she
was
un
unwanted
�
wanted
Lumber
Bill
Gets
Approval
WASHINGTON
AP
The
Senate
Commerce
Committee
has
approved
a
bill
to
help
the
US
lumber
industry
-through
market
development
and
re
research
�
search
chairman
Warren
G
Magnuson
Dem
Wash
an
announced
�
nounced
Wednesday
lie
said
the
committee
unan
unanimously
�
imously
approved
the
bill
which
would
put
50
per
cent
of
all
duties
collected
on
forest
pro
product
�
duct
Imports
into
a
research
fund
administered
by
the
secre
secretary
�
tary
of
commerce
The
purpose
said
Magnu
Magnuson
�
son
who
introduced
the
meas
measure
�
ure
is
to
increase
the
market
for
domestic
lumber
and
at
the
same
time
through
techno
technological
�
logical
biological
and
other
re
research
�
search
reduce
production
costs
13
FIRES
Only
4G
men
and
two
bull
dozers
arc
on
13
fire
lines
to
today
�
day
as
the
fire
hazard
in
the
Prince
George
Forest
District
is
generally
low
Rains
in
the
Canoe
River
Valley
overnight
drenched
the
Hot
Fire
taking
many
men
off
fire
lines
Fire
had
burned
over
approximately
100
acres
Now
Hear
This
Al
Parks
department
of
high
highways
�
ways
bos
had
a
little
fun
down
Mc
Bride
way
Tuesday
They
blew
up
the
old
wooden
bridge
which
crosses
the
Fraser
River
and
replaced
the
100
foot
span
with
a
Bailey
bridge
The
Doukhobor
Squad
creat
created
�
ed
quite
pi
stir
when
the
blast
went
off
Practice
scheduled
this
Sat
Saturday
�
urday
for
the
little
princesses
whu
vwll
lake
pait
in
corona
coronation
�
tion
of
the
Fraser
Days
and
Exhibitions
Quen
Aurora
V
the
evening
of
Aug
14
at
city
hall
has
been
postponed
until
S
pm
Monday
at
Fort
George
Park
due
lo
absence
of
coronation
director
Earl
Barlow
New
telephone
number
for
Ander
Andersons
�
sons
Dude
Ranch
operated
just
off
the
Vanderhoof
High
way
by
Tom
and
Iran
Andar
Hon
is
LOjan
ai
4
0
193
No
one
can
complain
that
senior
high
school
Principal
George
Bevart
Isnt
interested
in
what
goes
on
at
the
school
His
Jast
request
before
leaving
town
on
vacation
was
that
the
Grades
11
12
and
13
results
be
sent
to
him
as
soon
as
they
arrheel
in
1iince
George
Panic
but
ton
being
pressed
again
at
the
local
cop
shop
A
corporal
who
is
Dcuig
transfer
cd
here
from
Duncan
needs
a
three
bedroom
house
to
rent
by
Aug
15
If
youve
gol
one
please
phone
RCMP
at
LOgan
43141
or
pop
around
to
the
police
station
and
let
them
know
According
to
statistics
issued
by
the
provincjal
motor
ve
vehicle
�
hicle
branch
at
Victoria
about
30
per
cent
of
accidents
are
rear
end
collisions
Thats
more
than
600
out
of
the
2000
acci
accidents
�
dents
reported
practically
every
nioiith
THE
CITI
Phone
lOgan
4
2441
Vol
6
No
155
Two
bridge
projects
on
the
Northern
Trans
-
Provincjal
highway
between
Prince
George
and
the
coast
are
included
in
contract
awards
announced
Wednesday
by
Highway
Min
Minister
�
ister
P
A
Gaglardi
Contracts
along
Highway
1G
the
Northern
Trans
-
Provincial
highways
western
link
include
316
miles
a
tv
approaches
to
the
uopper
Hiver
Bridge
atacost
of
783000
and
621
miles
in
the
Tibbets
Creek
-
Priestly
area
Another
contract
valued
at
330000
is
for
paving
114
miles
in
the
Prince
Rupert
-
Port
Edward
area
Contracts
of
75-
000
and
50000
were
let
for
the
Hazelton
overhead
The
high
highway
�
way
will
pass
over
the
CNR
line
Expenditures
amounting
to
more
than
3000000
are
to
be
spent
on
Highway
16
by
the
provincial
government
this
year
according
to
a
promise
by
Mr
Gaglardi
at
a
Hazelton
mccct
mg
April
16
Man
Wife
Hurt
In
2
Car
Wreck
A
man
and
his
wife
weie
in
satisfactory
condition
in
hos
hospital
�
pital
today
following
a
two
car
collision
Wednesday
afternoon
at
the
south
end
of
Hudson
Bay
Slough
in
South
Fort
George
RCMP
said
the
car
driven
by
Joseph
Hubbard
was
apparent
apparently
�
ly
rammed
in
the
rear
by
a
second
vehicle
driven
by
Clif
Clifford
�
ford
Collins
causing
Hubbards
car
to
run
into
the
ditch
Hubbard
and
his
wife
Mar
Marguerite
�
guerite
were
taken
to
hospital
Damage
to
their
car
was
es
estimated
�
timated
at
1000
Collins
and
two
passengers
Gerry
Jordan
and
Ted
Kidd
were
uninjured
Collins
car
sustained
an
estim
estimated
�
ated
500
damage
Rockwell
Gives
Hitler
Salute
LONDON
CP
American
Nazi
leader
George
Lincoln
Rockwell
raised
his
arm
in
a
last
defiant
Hitler
salute
before
boarding
a
Pan
American
Air
Airways
�
ways
airliner
here
today
for
de
portation
to
the
U
S
Detectives
escorted
Rockwell
Into
the
aircraft
but
on
the
last
step
he
paused
long
enough
to
turn
and
throw
up
his
right
arm
in
the
Hell
Hitler
salute
The
44-year-old
self
-
styled
fuehrer
slipped
into
the
country
last
week
evading
a
ban
on
foreign
Nazis
trying
to
attend
meetings
here
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
AUGUST
9
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Fifth
and
Quebec
is
slated
for
Nov
11
Remembrance
Day
The
120000
struc
structure
�
ture
will
include
a
300
seat
auditorium
on
the
ground
floor
with
a
licenced
lounge
club
room
and
restaur
restaurant
�
ant
facilities
on
the
second
floor
Fujikawa
photo
783000
BRIDGE
CONTRACT
Highway
16
Job
Awarded
Clutching
MM
Photo
Man
Leaps
into
Sea
IZMIR
Turkey
AP
Clutching
a
picture
of
Marilyn
Monroe
a
36-year-old
Turk
jumped
into
t
the
Aegean
Sea
Wednesday
Passersby
rescued
himl
-
TKe
marrwasirlentuTed
asBayraniKantIemir
married
and
with
three
children
Friends
said
he
had
been
in
an
acute
state
of
depression
and
had
been
drinking
heavily
since
reading
of
Miss
Monroes
death
Railways
100000
Non
Ops
Reach
Accord
MONTREAL
G
Agreement
has
been
reached
in
the
con
contract
�
tract
dispute
between
Canadas
railways
and
their
100000
non
operating
employees
it
was
an
announced
�
nounced
today
The
agreement
is
subject
to
ratification
of
the
non
ops
It
is
based
on
unanimous
re
recommendations
�
commendations
drawn
up
by
a
three
man
conciliation
board
that
studied
the
dispute
It
marks
the
first
time
in
the
history
of
the
non
ops
that
a
board
has
been
able
to
reach
a
unanimous
decision
The
agreement
provides
for
wage
increases
totalling
eight-cents-an-hour
It
also
calls
for
a
job
security
program
in
which
a
fund
of
2500000
will
bo
set
up
The
fund
will
be
used
to
pay
long
longtime
�
time
employees
whose
jobs
have
been
eliminated
by
tech
technological
�
nological
improvements
and
provide
retraining
where
pos
sible
The
wage
increase
will
cost
the
railways
an
estimated
20
000000
a
year
provide
a
one
per
cent
increase
retroactive
to
March
1
another
one
per
cent
from
October
1
1962
two
cents
from
Jan
1
1963
and
a
final
two
cents
from
July
1
1063
The
non
ops
now
earn
an
aver
average
�
age
of
about
192
an
hour
The
agreement
was
announc
announced
�
ed
by
Mr
Justice
Craig
Mun
roe
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
BC
chairman
of
the
board
STALIN
MONUMENT
GOES
PRAGUE
Reuters
The
huge
18000
ton
concrete
Stalin
monument
In
Prague
will
be
replaced
by
a
moderate
-
size
building
which
will
serve
the
citys
social
and
cultural
life
it
was
announced
Capital
Murder
Case
Underway
in
Terrace
TERRACE
CP
Preliminary
hearing
of
Ken
Kenneth
�
neth
Raymond
Van
Home
27
charged
with
capital
murder
p
the
June
2
stabbing
death
of
a
woman
and
her
infant
son
began
Wednesday
The
unemployed
railway
worker
was
charged
after
the
bodies
of
Myrtle
Gurbich
and
her
baby
were
found
in
a
two
roomed
shack
Police
said
the
woman
had
been
stabbed
in
the
chest
and
the
infant
slasfled
across
the
stomach
In
offering
congratulations
to
both
parties
for
reaching
the
agreement
he
said
he
feels
it
Is
inconceivable
that
the
agreement
will
not
be
ratified
by
union
membership
FREIGHTER
REPAIRED
VANCOUVER
CP
The
Nor
wcgian
freighter
Sunpolyncsla
crippled
by
a
boiler
explosion
at
Kitimat
is
undergoing
re
repairs
�
pairs
here
The
8900
ton
vessel
was
brought
here
under
tow
It
was
loading
aluminum
when
the
blast
occured
springing
plates
on
her
side
2
Queens
To
Attend
Coronation
Pentictons
Peach
Queen
and
Williams
Lakes
Queen
of
the
Lake
will
take
part
in
the
coro
nation
of
Pat
Turner
as
Queen
Aurora
V
Tuesday
Invitations
to
attend
the
cere
ceremonies
�
monies
have
also
been
sent
to
Kelownas
Lady
of
the
Lake
and
Vernons
Queen
Silver
Star
but
no
replies
have
yet
been
re
received
�
ceived
Schedule
of
events
arranged
for
Queen
Aurora
princesses
the
retiring
royal
party
and
visiting
queens
was
completed
at
a
meeting
of
the
queen
com
committee
�
mittee
this
week
REHEARSAL
DUE
Tuesday
afternoon
a
last-min
ute
rehearsal
of
the
coronation
will
be
held
so
that
visitors
will
be
able
lo
learn
their
part
in
the
event
The
rehearsal
will
be
follow
followed
�
ed
by
a
dinner
party
at
which
the
little
princesses
from
various
city
schools
will
also
be
present
At
730
pm
a
procession
will
form
at
Seventh
and
Quebec
to
take
the
party
to
the
corona
coronation
�
tion
infront
ofXity
Hall
pre-
ceeding
via
Seventh
Seven
Seventeenth
�
teenth
and
Queensway
The
coronation
Under
the
direction
of
Earl
Barlow
will
follow
the
official
opening
of
Simon
Fraser
Days
and
Exhi
Exhibition
�
bition
by
Agriculture
Minister
Frank
Richter
After
the
ceremony
the
royal
party
will
be
entertained
at
an
informal
party
at
the
home
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Walter
Ilcrman
son
while
street
dancing
has
been
arranged
for
the
peasants
COFFEE
PARTY
Wednesdays
program
will
be
begin
�
gin
with
a
coffee
party
at
10
am
to
be
held
at
the
home
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Charlie
Gra
Graham
�
ham
queen
committee
spokes
spokesmen
�
men
said
During
the
afternoon
the
royal
party
will
take
part
in
the
i
exhibition
parade
which
be
begins
�
gins
at
the
civic
centre
at
2
pm
and
will
proceed
via
George
and
Third
to
Third
and
Cassiar
Arsonists
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Cause
Of
Ontario
Bush
Fires
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CP
Arsonists
have
been
blamed
for
some
of
the
brush
fires
which
started
in
the
Sudbury
district
this
month
A
forest
protection
officer
said
Wednesday
he
has
little
doubt
many
of
the
fires
were
set
either
by
fire
bugs
or
by
people
who
are
trying
to
create
jobs
for
themselves
Last
month
he
said
he
was
making
a
fire
survey
by
helicopter
and
spotted
someone
setting
a
lire
He
ordered
the
helicopter
to
go
down
and
chased
the
arsonist
on
foot
The
culprit
a
juvenile
appear
appeared
�
ed
in
juvenile
court
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Only
Daily
Newspaper
Serving
North
Central
British
Columbia
An
RCMP
tracking
dog
joined
the
search
today
for
f
a
59-year-old
woman
missing
since
Tuesday
in
the
Blackwater
area
about
40
miles
southwest
of
here
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Miss
Marjory
Callis
a
visi-
j
lor
from
Sheffield
England
i
had
been
staying
with
her
brother
Ronald
Callis
in
Ihc
Blackwater
district
for
the
last
two
weeks
She
left
her
brothers
home
Tuesday
afternoon
on
a
hiking
trip
on
which
she
planned
to
do
some
painting
Police
said
she
was
only
lightly
attired
When
Miss
Callis
failed
to
return
home
by
7
pm
her
brother
and
neighbors
started
a
search
of
the
area
Finding
no
trace
of
her
by
Wednesday
RCMP
were
noti
notified
�
fied
and
the
police
and
the
Qucsncl
game
conservation
of
officer
�
ficer
took
over
the
search
Poor
weather
conditions
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
evening
prevented
an
air
search
but
an
aircraft
was
scanning
the
area
today
Thirty
persons
were
taking
part
in
the
ground
search
Big
Blaze
Sweeps
Down
on
Riviera
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France
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�
ters
A
big
forest
fire
swept
across
the
millionaires
play
playground
�
ground
of
the
French
Riviera
today
sending
movie
actors
and
campers
fleeing
to
safety
The
fire
which
began
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
advanced
on
two
fronts
on
either
side
of
the
area
de
stroying
about
15000
acres
of
forest
More
than
1000
firemen
sol
diers
ancL
volunteers
fought
the
blaze
one
of
the
worst
in
the
area
in
many
years
In
one
spot
the
blaze
swept
down
on
a
farmhouse
where
SO
actors
and
film
technicians
were
making
a
grape
harvest
scene
for
a
film
called
Follow
the
Boys
They
were
evacuated
Several
villages
and
large
camping
sites
were
also
evacu
ated
and
many
roads
were
blocked
by
abandoned
cars
as
drivers
fled
on
foot
to
escape
the
flames
Beaches
were
crowded
with
campers
who
had
fled
their
sites
in
the
forest
A
home
for
the
elderly
and
a
convent
were
evacuated
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with
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Friday
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in
tem
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light
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tonight
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there
is
a
man
who
looks
talks
and
acts
like
Leon
Bal
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federal
minister
of
trans
port
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is
polite
sauvc
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air
persuasive
and
extreme
extremely
�
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bold
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police
are
looking
for
him
in
the
last
10
days
or
so
the
Impostor
has
used
his
looks
and
the
cabinet
minis
ministers
�
ters
name
to
bilk
hotels
and
others
with
bad
cheques
place
phoney
orders
for
unwanted
goods
book
ship
passage
to
England
reserve
air
flights
to
Europe
and
tour
a
Mont
Montreal
�
real
brewery
a
Im
afraid
too
many
honest
citizens
are
going
to
be
fixed
by
that
guy
Mr
Balcer
told
reporters
Wednesday
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and
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five
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11
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195
pounds
says
he
hasnt
been
mistaken
yet
for
his
double
But
Im
afraid
that
will
come
The
first
inkling
he
had
about
his
look
alike
came
from
the
Montreal
manager
oJ
Imperial
Oil
who
telephon
telephoned
�
ed
to
delay
their
appointmcut
for
half
an
hour
When
Mr
Balcer
said
he
had
no
appointment
al
alt
the
oil
executive
said
they
bad
discussed
it
earlier
that
day
in
his
office
Every
morning
since
then
Ive
received
four
or
five
bills
or
confirmations
about
trips
or
appointments
that
Ive
never
made
the
minister
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Now
lan
was
sworn
in
as
Canadas
new
finance
minister
today
succeeding
Donald
Fleming
who
shifted
to
minister
of
justice
and
solicitor
general
As
Prime
Min
Minister
�
ister
Dicfenbafcer
shuffled
the
federal
cabinet
In
the
first
major
shift
of
portfolios
since
October
10G0
the
prime
minister
gave
new
jobs
to
six
ministers
and
brought
three
new
men
into
his
cabinet
All
vacancies
created
by
the
defeat
of
five
ministers
in
the
June
IS
federal
general
election
were
Idled
The
biggest
surprise
was
the
appointment
of
Wallace
Mc
Cutcheon
of
Toronto
to
the
sen
senate
�
ate
and
as
minister
without
portfolio
The
56-ycar-old
vice
president
and
managing
direct
director
�
or
of
Argus
Corporation
Ltd
had
not
been
mentioned
in
the
widespread
speculation
preced
preceding
�
ing
the
cabinet
changes
The
other
two
new
members
of
cabinet
Richard
A
Dell
46-year-old
lawyer
and
MP
for
Carlcton
and
Paul
Martineau
41
a
lawyer
representing
Pen-tlac-Tcmiscamingue
had
been
expected
to
join
the
ministery
Mr
Bell
parliamentary
sec
secretary
�
retary
to
the
finance
minister
since
1957
became
minister
of
citizenship
and
immigration
Air
Martineau
deputy
speaker
of
the
Commons
in
the
last
Parliament
and
a
parliamentary
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There
was
a
bill
for
300
worth
of
liquor
Its
tough
to
pay
for
liquor
you
didnt
drink
There
was
a
telegram
to
Mrs
Balcer
saving
her
furs
were
not
available
but
would
be
obtained
furs
ordered
by
the
i
in
poster
Joscphat
Unmet
director
general
of
Hie
Quebec
Provin
Provincial
�
cial
Police
said
his
detec
detectives
�
tives
and
the
Montreal
citv
police
are
working
on
the
case
We
think
we
know
who
the
man
is
he
said
He
warned
people
to
watch
out
for
the
itnposter
This
fellow
could
well
be
in
Vancouver
or
Edmonton
now
Mr
Baker
may
find
cut
in
lie
next
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