Cmi
i
t
ei
Vancouver
Berlin
Peace
Walk
Planned
by
2
Men
VANCOUVER
CP
Two
BC
men
plan
to
walk
from
Vancouver
to
Berlin
in
the
cause
5
peace
Lome
Bennett
21
of
Vancouver
and
Hans
Sinn
33
of
White
flock
intend
to
start
the
jaunt
Oct
1
JURY
FINDS
Poison
Caused
Death
VANCOUVER
CP
A
coron
crs
jury
has
found
that
Mrs
Mary
Galbrallh
50
died
as
the
result
of
a
lethal
dose
of
cyanide
administered
by
a
person
or
persons
unknown
Coroner
Glen
McDonald
asked
the
jurors
if
they
wanted
to
classify
the
womans
death
as
homicide
after
evidence
the
womans
husband
Dr
Hugh
Stewart
Becchcr
Galbraith
57
tried
to
make
a
suicide
pact
with
her
The
foreman
said
no
The
jury
found
that
Galbraith
whose
body
was
found
in
a
hotel
room
last
week
killed
himself
by
taking
an
overdose
of
barbiturates
TAX
TROUBLE
Const
Walter
Bitzkarl
told
the
double
inquest
he
learned
of
a
suicide
pact
proposal
fiom
Ber
Bertram
�
tram
L
Ray
Mrs
Galbraiths
son
in
an
earlier
marriage
The
officer
said
Ray
told
him
Dr
Galbraith
had
suggested
the
pact
when
he
got
into
trouble
with
the
income
tax
department
seven
jcars
ago
in
Vancouver
The
officer
said
Ray
told
him
his
mother
had
rejected
the
proposal
Dr
Galbraith
one
of
22
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
and
Victoria
eye
doctors
accused
of
taking
almost
400
000
in
kickbacks
on
eyeglass
prescriptions
had
paid
the
in
come
tax
department
18000
but
still
owed
29000
the
officer
said
Mrs
Geitrudc
Tecs
told
a
detective
Mrs
Galbraith
also
told
her
of
the
suicide
pact
pro
proposal
�
posal
by
Dr
Galbraith
who
practised
in
Vancouver
before
moving
to
Courtcnay
on
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
Island
a
few
years
ago
CYANIDE
PILLS
Det
Robert
Houghton
said
Mrs
Tecs
told
him
a
druggist
delivered
a
package
to
the
Gal
Galbraith
�
braith
home
in
Penticton
when
she
was
visiting
thece
in
1954
The
doctors
wife
had
asked
what
was
in
the
package
but
Dr
Galbraith
refused
to
tell
her
The
officer
quoted
Mrs
Tecs
as
saying
the-
doctors
wife
later
visited
her
and
told
her
she
had
found
what
the
package
contained
The
doctor
was
alleged
to
have
shown
his
wife
two
cap
capsules
�
sules
in
a
small
pillbox
and
to
have
identified
them
as
cyanide
He
is
alleged
to
have
told
her
one
is
for
you
and
one
is
for
me
Det
Houghton
said
Mrs
Galbraith
died
at
her
sons
home
here
July
14
Two
letters
the
doctor
had
written
to
a
stepson
were
intro
introduced
�
duced
in
evidence
One
said
in
part
Perhaps
I
am
being
very
foolish
and
sentimental
but
I
cannot
see
a
life
without
my
darling
wife
My
only
desiic
is
to
join
your
mother
in
the
Kingdom
of
Heaven
if
they
will
let
mc
in
Mine
Closures
Idle
5000
Men
OV1EDO
Spain
AP
Ap
Approximately
�
proximately
5000
coal
miners
were
idle
today
as
the
civil
governor
oideicd
another
major
mine
closed
for
labor
indisci
indiscipline
�
pline
after
a
major
slowdown
Woik
stoppage
has
increased
steadily
since
the
first
labor
disputes
began
last
Satin
day
oer
demands
of
a
few
miners
for
Satuulay
afternoons
off
The
go
eminent
policy
is
to
suspend
woik
at
any
mine
wheie
a
woik
dispute
developed
Kamloops
Whitchorsc
Fort
Nelson
Fort
St
John
Dawson
Creek
57
47
07
62
53
63
41
01
62
50
30
59
41
27
77
57
61
51
01
60
46
43
53
43
29
54
45
17
SNOW
DOWN
UNDER
MELBOURNE
Rcuteis
Heaviest
snowfalls
in
50
years
hit
some
areas
of
Australia
Tuesday
night
as
wintry
weather
struck
1000
miles
of
the
cast
em
coast
from
Tasmania
to
southern
Queensland
cutting
some
main
highways
and
mak
making
�
ing
road
travel
dangerous
Now
Hear
This
Want
to
keep
close
check
on
how
the
various
football
teams
are
doing
across
Canada
Drop
into
a
BA
dealer
and
pick
up
a
combined
Big
Four
and
WIFU
schedule
scoic
caul
And
while
youic
there
sci
BA
Re
Retail
�
tail
Sales
Rep
Ian
Kenney
get
one
of
the
companys
new
Clear
Across
Canada
along
the
Trans
Cauada
Highway
map
Itb
a
really
colorful
ef
effort
�
fort
I
heres
a
plumber
in
town
vouU
jeeognue
immediately
on
bceing
him
by
his
icd
ied
face
Scenic
the
boss
sent
him
to
a
ceitain
addiess
tother
day
and
our
boy
picked
the
wrong
house
Dropping
in
to
see
how
the
lad
was
doing
the
boss
couldnt
find
the
company
tiuck
outside
the
house
where
the
work
was
to
be
done
But
glancing
across
the
stieet
he
saw
both
vehicle
and
plumber
Whistling
a
merry
tune
said
plumber
proudly
informed
the
ioss
hed
put
the
uevv
woiks
in
the
ailing
water
closet
and
i
i
whats
more
he
didnt
disturb
anybody
Thcic
wasnt
anyone
home
and
the
door
wasnt
lock
locked
�
ed
so
he
just
walked
in
and
went
to
work
Visitor
to
PG
and
Baldy
Hughes
today
was
Major
Ray
Costello
base
operations
officer
at
the
US
Air
Forces
McChord
Field
Ray
is
lemembcml
here
for
piloting
Operation
Reindeers
Christmas
mission
to
Lower
Post
Indian
Residential
School
in
lJGO
But
hes
also
a
Caua
clian
born
Yank
and
knows
this
noith
country
well
Among
prize
winners
who
will
jecejve
clieques
shortly
fiom
the
Simon
Fraser
Days
and
Exhibition
are
the
following
holders
of
canoe
race
associa
association
�
tion
membership
cards
Eric
Buck
Canoe
No
1
Mary
Campbell
Canoe
No
2
Ann
Peltigrew
No
3
John
Moffat
No
4-
R
Clifford
No
5
and
four
non
finishers
who
get
con
consolation
�
solation
awards
June
Williams
J
Ktrylulk
JHaiiitn
and
May
bell
Auilcn
FIRST
ANNUAL
TH
Phone
LOgan
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6
No
164
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y
1
mm
OFF
TO
VANCOUVER
for
the
annual
Junior
Olympic
Training
Program
track
meet
at
Empire
Stadium
this
morning
were
local
track
and
field
athletes
Board
Boarding
�
ing
the
train
are
left
to
right
Valerie
Davis
Marc
Miller
organizer
Mrs
Jean
Dukes
chaperone
and
Harold
Johnson
Both
Davis
and
Johnson
were
medallists
last
year
Vandervoort
photo
CLEAR
iuj
i
i
Vrfi
9VV
m
m
i
m
Sunny
with
cloudy
periods
is
the
forecast
for
the
Cariboo
Prince
George
and
Bulkley
Val
Valley
�
ley
areas
on
Thursday
There
will
still
be
some
scattered
showers
and
little
change
in
temperature
Winds
will
be
light
Low
tonight
and
high
Thursday
at
Prince
George-
45
and
65
Quesnel
50
and
65
Smithers
40
and
62
Peace
River
Sunny
and
a
little
warmer
Thursday
Light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Thursday
at
Grande
Prairie
40
and
70
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
Terrace
Smithers
Quesnel
Williams
Lake
Awards
Night
Stated
At
Exhibition
Friday
First
annual
awards
night
for
the
Simon
Fraser
Days
and
Exhibition
will
be
held
at
the
main
Exhibition
building
starting
at
8
pm
Friday
The
fair
board
decided
lo
hold
this
special
awards
pres
presentation
�
entation
at
which
trophies
and
prize
money
not
presented
dur
during
�
ing
the
Exhibition
will
be
hand
handed
�
ed
out
to
winners
Following
the
ceremony
an
informal
dance
will
be
held
in
the
building
Directors
also
announced
to
today
�
day
that
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
George
Agricultural
and
Industrial
Association
sponsoring
body
for
the
Exhibi
tion
will
be
held
Nov
2
at
a
location
to
be
announced
Meanwhile
all
directors
committee
cnairmen
and
others
who
plaved
leading
roles
in
the
1962
Exhibition
have
been
ask
ed
to
prcpaie
constructive
te
ports
on
all
aspects
of
the
fair
hJ
shcnff
of
tho
cmmty
with
emphasis
on
suggestions
that
will
assist
with
the
pie
parations
for
the
1963
fair
Reports
arc
to
be
compiled
as
soon
as
possible
and
turn
cd
in
to
Exhibition
secretary
manager
Ron
Deacon
befoie
Sept
7
The
public
also
is
cordially
invited
to
send
in
worthwhile
suggestions
They
should
be
ad
addressed
�
dressed
to
The
Manager
Exhi
Exhibition
�
bition
Board
Box
955
Trincc
George
At
Least
15
Plan
To
Go
to
Terrace
Chamber
Meet
Space
is
still
available
on
a
special
train
coach
which
leaves
Prince
George
Thursday
morn
morning
�
ing
for
the
annual
three
day
meeting
of
the
Associated
Chambers
of
Commerce
of
Cen
Central
�
tral
BC
and
Alaska
We
want
to
get
good
rep
representation
�
resentation
there
because
a
lot
of
things
will
come
up
which
directly
affect
Prince
George
and
district
chamber
of
com
commerce
�
merce
president
Alex
Clark
said
today
Delegates
will
bleep
on
the
t
pccjal
coach
while
at
Terrace
Moic
than
15
hud
made
rcser
vations
by
this
morning
did
Mr
Claik
and
the
coaili
can
pi
ovule
space
for
up
to
253
Tourism
in
Central
U
C
and
Alaska
will
be
the
theme
of
the
meeting
The
Northern
Trans
Ptovincial
Highway
and
tlie
Alaska
BC
ferry
system
are
expected
to
be
the
top
items
for
discussion
by
the
estimated
200
delegates
Featured
speakers
will
be
federal
Northern
Affairs
Min
Minister
�
ister
Walter
Dinsdale
B
C
Rec
I
cation
Mluibter
Karlo
Weil
wood
aud
a
representative
of
Alaskas
Governor
iUsani
E
CIT
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
WEDNESDAY
AUGUST
22
1962
7000
Awarded
In
Jurors
Death
VICTORIA
CD
A
woman
whose
husband
died
after
serv
serving
�
ing
jury
duty
his
doctor
said
he
wasnt
fit
to
undertake
has
been
aw
aided
1000
by
provincial
government
order-in-council
Hugo
E
Blodcr
of
Dcwdney
died
in
June
I960
after
serv
serving
�
ing
eight
clays
of
jury
duty
in
April
of
that
year
When
called
for
jury
duty
he
obtained
a
certificate
from
a
doctor
requesting
that
he
be
excused
because
of
ill
health
of
New
Westminster
where
the
case
was
being
ncard
said
a
judge
had
refused
the
request
Blodcr
served
several
days
on
the
jury
then
presented
another
letter
to
the
judge
from
his
doctor
and
was
then
excused
GENEVA
UV
Tho
Una
tion
disarmament
confcience
agreed
today
to
recess
from
Sept
8
to
Nov
12
while
their
deadlock
is
referred
back
to
the
United
Nations
General
As
Assembly
�
sembly
The
US
and
the
Soviet
Union
ro
chairmen
of
the
con
ference
had
agreed
Tuesday
to
tho
recess
The
meeting
also
agreed
that
the
two
co
chairmen
Arthur
Dean
of
the
United
States
and
Vasily
Kiunctsov
Soviet
first
deputy
foreign
minister
should
consult
dining
the
tecess
in
view
of
any
possible
change
in
icsiunulton
of
tUc
talks
This
means
the
conference
may
come
bjck
lo
Geneva
HOTEL
PARTY
IS
MARGARET
EXPECTING
LONDON
m
Photographs
taken
of
Princess
Margaret
on
her
32nd
birthday
stirred
speculation
today
that
she
may
be
expecting
her
second
child
The
princess
posed
for
the
shots
Tuesday
at
Abbcylcix
Ireland
where
she
is
on
va
calton
with
her
husband
Lord
Snowdon
and
his
rela
relatives
�
tives
The
pictures
appeared
in
some
British
newspapers
to
today
�
day
and
seemed
to
show
Margaret
with
a
fullness
of
figure
Piincess
Margarets
press
officer
said
he
was
neither
able
to
confirm
nor
deny
reports
Policeman
Links
Mail
Truck
Gang
With
Other
Job
BOSTON
AP
A
machine-
gun
gang
that
held
up
a
Lynn
Mass
bank
last
spring
and
shot
it
out
with
police
while
escap
escaping
�
ing
was
linked
today
with
the
highwaymen
who
grabbed
1
500000
from
a
US
mail
truck
last
week
State
police
Capt
Michael
J
Cullinane
said
Tuesday
he
no
noticed
�
ticed
a
strong
facial
resem
resemblance
�
blance
between
composite
pic
pictures
�
tures
of
two
mail
robbery
sus
suspects
�
pects
and
descriptions
of
two
of
three
men
who
fled
the
Essex
Trust
Company
branch
in
Lynn
last
March
30
with
28500
In
the
Lynn
holdup
twornask
ed
band
Its
held
14
cuitorriers
and
10
clerks
at
bay
with
a
machine
gun
and
a
pistol
and
escaped
in
a
car
driven
by
a
third
man
Patrolman
Henry
Stcadman
37
was
shot
in
the
shoulder
during
a
police
chase
The
gang
later
commandeered
a
laundry
truck
and
passed
through
a
road
block
hiding
in
the
rear
while
the
kidnapped
driver
was
wav
waved
�
ed
on
a
machine
gun
held
at
his
neck
The
composites
of
the
two
mail
robber
suspects
were
piec
pieced
�
ed
together
from
information
supplied
by
the
driver
and
guard
in
the
mail
van
75
Dead
as
Italy
Hit
by
Quakes
NAPLES
Italy
AP
New
tremors
spread
panic
in
south
southern
�
ern
Italy
early
today
after
a
severe
earthquake
Tuesday
nicht
that
took
about
15
lives
and
injured
at
least
100
The
earth
shocks
left
a
trail
of
damage
from
this
port
city
to
the
Adriatic
coast
Some
of
the
deaths
were
attributed
to
heart
attacks
from
fright
Many
of
the
injured
were
hurt
in
pan
panicky
�
icky
flights
from
swaying
build
buildings
�
ings
and
homes
Disarmament
Meeting
To
Recess
for
Month
either
sooner
or
later
than
Nov
12
depending
on
developments
in
the
UN
General
Assembly
In
New
York
or
elsewhere
The
recess
date
was
a
com
compromise
�
promise
between
the
recom
recommendation
�
mendation
ol
the
co
chairmen
and
the
desires
of
Sweden
In
India
�
dia
and
Canada
Dean
and
Kuznelsov
sug
suggested
�
gested
Sept
1
as
the
most
con
convenient
�
venient
dale
for
interrupting
the
talks
Swedens
C
H
Von
Platen
proposed
mid-September
Indias
Arthur
Lall
fav
favored
�
ored
Sept
20
Gen
E
L
M
Burns
of
Canada
opposed
any
recess
at
all
The
Canadian
delegate
reluc
reluctantly
�
tantly
agrrcd
after
all
other
delegations
had
accepted
the
compromise
date
FACE
BLUE
EARS
REDf
HANDS
YRLOW
A
26-ycar-old
man
was
found
guilty
in
police
court
today
of
two
counts
arising
from
an
incident
two
weeks
ago
in
which
he
pointed
a
pistol
at
a
man
during
a
party
in
a
city
hotel
room
Eino
Ounpou
was
placed
on
a
years
probation
for
possession
of
a
dangerous
firearm
and
fined
100
or
in
default
30
days
for
as
assault
�
sault
by
Magistrate
G
O
Stewart
Court
was
told
the
incident
occurred
when
an
argument
arose
over
change
from
a
bill
for
Chinese
food
Ounpou
had
given
the
money
to
two
women
who
in
turn
gave
it
to
Alfred
Wilson
to
buy
the
food
Ounpou
entered
the
room
re
removed
�
moved
a
cloth
from
his
hand
which
covered
a
Luger
pistol
and
demanded
that
Wilson
give
him
the
change
No
shots
were
fired
Police
were
called
and
Ounpou
ar
arrested
�
rested
Found
guilty
on
both
counts
the
fact
Ounpou
had
no
previous
record
was
taken
into
consider
consideration
�
ation
in
sentencing
him
A
record
57
students
of
Prince
George-
Senior
Second
1
ary
School
were
successful
in
their
junior
matriculation
Grade
121
government
exam
examinations
�
inations
Principal
George
Be
van
announced
today
Eighty
one
pupils
took
the
exams
and
Mr
Bcvan
said
the
percentage
of
successful
ones
was
also
probably
a
record
certainly
in
recent
years
Also
released
today
were
the
names
of
29
students
who
pass
passed
�
ed
in
the
general
program
The
21
university
program
students
who
failed
their
gov
government
�
ernment
exams
still
have
the
opportunity
to
achieve
gradu
graduation
�
ation
through
supplemental
ex
exams
�
ams
now
being
conducted
The
results
will
probably
be
known
by
the
second
week
in
Septem
September
�
ber
said
Mr
Bevan
Successful
students
will
re
receive
�
ceive
their
diplomas
in
a
cere
ceremony
�
mony
Sept
12
In
the
fieldhouse
Following
are
the
university
program
graduates
Gloria
Clarice
Anderson
Eu
Eugene
�
gene
Maynard
Askeland
Mary
Ann
Baird
William
Owen
Bar
wise
Arnold
William
Boom-
howcr
John
Craig
Botham
Margaret
Catherine
Burton
Is
obel
Sim
Chalmers
Linda
Gail
Dawson
Georgina
Dingwcll
Eric
Wilson
Ditmars
Heidc
Ebcrlicn
Penelope
Jean
Ek
blad
John
Christopher
Fotos
Marilyn
Lela
Roseanne
Grieves
Robert
Harold
Hoist
Maurice
Robert
Isackson
Darlcne
Ellen
Johns
Donald
Evcrtte
Killarn
Frances
Pauline
Lessard
Leon
Joseph
Lessard
Karen
Elizabeth
Loder
Marry
Ann
Malgunas
Tcrrance
John
May
Maynard
�
nard
Joseph
Robert
Morns
Carole
Joyce
Morrison
Brock
Royal
Nichols
Jeannie
Marie
Noble
Donald
William
Noble
Beverley
Anne
Clair
OBrien
Carl
Robert
Olafson
Marilyn
Heather
Orchard
Kathryn
Mac
Lure
Ott
Olga
Pankratz
Lynda
Louise
Pawson
Eileen
Marg
arel
Perry
Gerrit
Henry
Pol
man
Gerald
James
Popowych
John
Lawrence
Rebman
Char
Charlotte
�
lotte
Elfrieda
Schlitt
Susan
Mary
Skinner
Alice
Ann
Smith
Richard
Arthur
Smith
Virginia
Ann
Sperling
Claus
Frank
Spikcrniann
Lorna
in
grid
Strom
Dorothy
Fay
Thcs
en
Arthur
Raymond
Wartnir
ton
Svcrrc
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Turns
Technicolor
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Doctors
today
were
Intrigued
by
a
man
whose
face
has
turjied
blue
his
cars
red
and
his
hands
el
low
John
OToote
a
worker
t
a
lucal
chemical
factory
said
that
uu
the
way
home
from
ttork
Tuesday
be
noticed
yco
pie
were
staring
at
him
Then
he
looked
in
a
mirror
and
nearly
collapsed
Part
of
QTooles
job
is
to
shovel
chemicals
into
a
heated
pan
for
processing
He
wears
protective
clothing
and
a
mak
A
Mjokesmau
for
the
firm
pairf
been
caused
by
chemicals
af
affecting
�
fecting
his
blood
stream
in
some
way
and
the
yellow
may
have
been
the
result
of
chem
chemicals
�
icals
getting
on
his
hands
But
we
cannot
explain
his
re
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Doctors
aro
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The
Only
Daily
Newspaper
Serving
North
Central
British
Columbia
Man
Convicted
Of
Pistol
Threat
LESLIE
PETERSON
BC
education
minister
said
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
greater
participation
by
Canada
and
other
Western
powers
in
educating
under
underdeveloped
�
developed
countries
will
help
thwart
the
aim
of
commun
communism
�
ism
which
is
not
to
destroy
mankind
but
to
capture
its
minds
HAZARD
DROPS
VICTORIA
CP
August
rain
may
be
spoiling
vacation
plans
in
BC
but
its
a
boon
to
the
BC
Forest
Service
Moisture
had
reduced
the
fire
hazard
in
the
wooGs
with
only
39
fires
burning
in
the
province
Donald
Willard
White
Marg
Margaret
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Jean
Widdowson
Robert
John
Wilson
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Andrew
John
Allen
Wayne
Franklin
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Susanna
Gail
Robinson
Terry
Tetsuko
Take
da
Following
are
the
successful
general
program
graduates
Marilynne
Bilokrely
Frances
Sharon
Bremner
Carol
Budd
Linda
Ruth
Buxton
Diane
Mar
Margaret
�
garet
Carrelli
Luella
May
Dondalc
Joan
Elaine
Eberle
Robert
Bruce
Elliston
Michael
Albert
Gaal
Kenneth
Gordon
Mclntyre
Eileen
Dorothy
Mac
Lean
Judith
Lenora
Mooring
Die
Dieter
�
ter
Nauroth
James
Albert
Niel
son
Peter
Kenneth
Edward
Peters
Marilyn
Elaine
Peter
Peterson
�
son
Karen
Pettersen
Hazel
Ann
Randle
Maurice
Henry
Redding
Sandra
Anne
Shomo-
a
solution
doesnt
appear
im
minent
The
result
officials
say
is
that
the
RCAF
air
division
is
in
the
worst
fix
it
has
been
since
Kail
L
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lififck
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DAVID
BEN
GURION
of
Is
Israel
�
rael
and
Mrs
Ben
Gurion
ar
arrived
�
rived
in
Stockholm
Tuesday
ntfiht
on
a
Visit
to
Scandina
Scandinavia
�
via
They
were
met
at
the
airport
by
Swcdeub
Premier
Tage
Erlander
and
bis
wife
7f
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rt
a
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ACCUSED
FIT
TO
STAND
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A
42-year-old
man
has
been
found
fit
to
stand
trial
on
a
charge
of
indecent
assault
of
a
14-year-old
Vancouver
boy
Ralph
Anderson
who
under
underwent
�
went
psychiatric
examination
at
Essondale
Mental
Hospital
was
remanded
eight
days
in
police
court
Tuesday
at
which
time
a
trial
date
will
be
set
RCMP
allege
the
incident
occurred
after
a
man
enticed
the
boy
to
come
here
on
the
pretext
of
giving
him
a
job
on
a
ranch
Suspect
was
ar
arrested
�
rested
at
a
motel
in
Red
Rock
18
miles
south
of
here
BENNETT
FLEMING
Power
Talk
Scheduled
VICTORIA
CP
Premier
Bennett
has
an
appointment
with
Justice
Minister
Fleming
in
Ottawa
Monday
to
talk
about
the
Columbia
River
The
appointment
was
made
before
the
recent
federal
cab
cabinet
�
inet
shuffle
which
saw
Mr
Fleming
switched
from
finance
minister
to
justice
minister
Clarence
Budd
the
premiers
executive
assistant
said
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
he
docs
not
know
whether
George
Nowlan
the
new
finance
minister
will
be
brought
into
the
talks
The
B
C
and
federal
govern
governments
�
ments
have
been
in
dispute
over
the
financing
of
the
multi-million
dollar
project
Among
other
things
they
dis
disagree
�
agree
over
what
length
of
time
the
downstream
benefits
result
resulting
�
ing
from
water
storage
in
Canada
should
be
sold
to
the
US
Record
57
Senior
Students
in
City
Successful
in
Govt
Examinations
dy
Linda
Darlene
Short
Mat-
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Thomson
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Massage
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to
Chiefs
NEW
WESTMINSTER
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B
C
Fire
Chiefs
were
shown
Tuesday
how
to
apply
external
heart
massage
a
technique
which
saved
the
life
of
a
Ques
Quesnel
�
nel
youngster
last
week
Vancouver
anaesthetist
Dr
W
L
Esdale
demonstrated
the
procedure
circular
chest
mas
massaging
�
saging
above
the
heart
to
150
fire
chiefs
at
the
opening
ses
session
�
sion
of
their
annual
convention
Doctors
say
the
technique
is
almost
as
effective
as
opening
the
chest
wall
to
massage
the
heart
itself
and
avoids
medical
complications
arising
from
surgery
Nobody
Knows
Purpose
Of
200
Jet
Bombers
OTTAWA
ICPI
In
four
or
five
months
Canada
will
begin
delivery
of
200
supersonic
CF
104
low
level
jet
bombers
to
the
RCAF
air
division
in
Europe
But
officials
say
what
lolc
the
planes
will
perform
is
still
indefinite
because
it
still
isnt
known
whether
they
will
carry
nuclear
weapons
Officials
maintain
that
the
npjor
blame
for
this
indecisive
ness
doesnt
rest
with
the
Cana
Canadian
�
dian
government
but
with
NATO
as
a
whole
The
alliance
cant
make
up
its
mind
on
how
to
control
nuclear
weapons
And
it
was
sent
abroad
nearly
a
decade
ago
to
help
defend
West
Western
�
ern
Europe
against
any
Com
Communist
�
munist
assault
In
1959
Ihc
Canadian
govern
government
�
ment
agreed
to
NATOs
request
that
the
air
division
be
rc
equipped
with
the
CF
104
and
its
role
changed
from
high
altitude
interception
with
Sabre
and
CF
100
jets
to
strike-reconnaissance
The
RCAF
was
happy
to
take
on
this
job
because
it
would
again
assume
an
offensive
role
which
it
lost
in
1915
when
it
gave
up
its
bomber
fleet
With
the
CF
104
the
air
divi
sion
would
carry
out
nuclear
strikes
at
targets
beyond
the
roach
of
short
range
missiles
The
issue
of
nuclear
weapons
for
the
CF
104
is
complex
Some
European
NATO
members
want
a
bigger
share
in
control
of
nuclear
weapons
And
there
is
hesitation
if
not
fear
concern
concerning
�
ing
the
possibility
of
West
Ger
Germany
�
many
getting
nuclear
arms
The
450000000
CF
101
pio
gram
falls
right
in
the
middle
of
thi3
quandary
If
the
CF
101
doesnt
carry
nuclear
Dombs
in
the
role
of
a
strike
plane
what
will
it
be
used
for
Officials
say
they
dont
know
It
appears
extremely
likely
that
the
eight
CF10t
squadrons
will
be
in
full
operation
long
before
NATO
reaches
any
solu
solution
�
tion
to
the
problem
of
nuclear
weapons
control
And
even
if
NATO
does
solve
the
problem
how
can
Canada
accept
nuclear
weapons
for
an
offensive
role
in
Europe
while
refusing
to
accept
them
for
a
defensive
role
Bomarc
missilcaind
Voodoo
jet
intercqptor
at
borne
Again
officials
say
they
dont
know
a