AFTER
MARKET
TALKS
Another
Meeting
LONDON
CP
Prime
Minister
Dicfcnbakcr
pro
proposed
�
posed
today
that
the
Commonwealth
prime
ministers
meet
again
after
Britain
concludes
its
Common
Market
negotiations
Diefenhakcr
in
putting
Canadas
case
for
preserving
the
economic
and
political
benefits
of
the
Common
Commonwealth
�
wealth
relationship
said
that
Britains
negotiations
with
the
six
country
trade
group
at
Brussels
was
inconclusive
He
emphasized
that
Canada
was
not
interfering
with
Britains
sovereign
right
to
make
a
final
decision
on
Whether
or
not
to
join
the
Common
Market
What
the
ministers
were
CANCER
CURE
NOT
IMMINENT
MEDIC
ATLANTIC
CITY
AP
The
new
chief
of
the
US
govern
governments
�
ments
caneer
drug
research
program
hit
today
at
pollyan
nns
who
are
predicting
a
breakthrough
against
cancer
n
the
near
future
They
are
rendering
a
dis
disservice
�
service
to
serious
cancer
re
research
�
search
declared
Dr
Robert
D
Coghill
recently
appointed
chief
of
the
cancer
chemo
chemotherapy
�
therapy
national
service
cen
centre
�
tre
an
arm
of
the
US
public
health
service
The
pollyannas
instead
of
forecasting
quick
break
breakthroughs
�
throughs
should
stress
that
cancer
is
a
fantastically
large
problem
that
is
going
to
take
many
years
to
conquer
750
Turn
Up
For
Ciosses
At
New
School
About
ISO
students
turned
up
for
classes
at
the
new
Quinson
Elcmenary
School
when
it
open
opened
�
ed
its
doors
for
the
first
time
Monday
principal
Stan
Stock
ley
said
today
With
classes
running
in
the
low
30s
lie
said
two
of
the
five
classes
are
on
a
double
shift
at
present
but
this
problem
is
expected
to
be
ironed
out
short
shortly
�
ly
Registration
is
expected
to
in
increase
�
crease
considerably
over
the
year
as
new
houses
in
he
de
development
�
velopment
west
of
Moffat
are
completed
and
new
families
move
into
the
area
Trading
Stamp
Fling
Cost
Firm
278000
Total
VANCOUVER
CP
Super
Valu
Stores
paid
out
278000
for
its
brief
fling
in
trading
stamps
earlier
this
year
This
was
shown
today
in
the
annual
report
of
Kelly
Douglas
and
Co
Ltd
which
operates
Super
Valu
Stores
The
stores
introduced
the
stamps
last
January
but
dis
discontinued
�
continued
them
after
legisla
legislation
�
tion
was
passed
restricting
such
schemes
The
report
said
the
net
cost
to
the
company
was
139031
In
addition
to
its
own
net
costs
Kelly
Douglas
said
there
was
an
income
tax
adjustment
of
130091
bringing
the
total
to
278000
Kelly
Douglas
reported
a
net
income
for
the
year
ended
June
2
of
t03SC50
compared
with
1030858
the
previous
year
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ffl
Six
Nigerian
navy
cadets
will
commence
training
next
week
at
UMCS
Venture
under
the
NATO
ex
exchange
�
change
program
FIRM
PRESIDENT
SAYS
gathered
for
were
free
and
frank
consultations
lie
said
After
all
the
Commonwealth
leaders
have
spoken
they
would
be
in
a
belter
position
to
see
the
over
all
reaction
to
Britains
joining
Europe
Then
he
suu
gested
another
Commonwealth
summit
after
I5ritain
ur
rent
negotiations
with
the
si
were
concluded
Opening
the
sccoml
da
nf
the
conference
of
prime
ministers
at
Marlborough
House
Dijfen
baker
spoke
of
the
importance
Canada
attaches
lo
its
yearly
exports
to
Uritain
worth
just
under
1000000000
and
stressed
again
the
need
for
strengthening
the
multi
nation
association
FIRST
TO
bHEAK
Diefenhakcr
was
the
tint
among
the
premiers
to
reph
lo
Prime
Minister
Macniillan
who
Monday
emphasized
the
bistort
cal
background
impelling
lint
ain
to
look
towards
Eurojif
Pakistan
Ceylon
and
New
Zealand
were
scheduled
to
fol
low
Diefenhakcr
The
Canadian
leaders
sie
was
believed
to
have
been
re
drafted
seven
times
before
lie
livery
Some
liritish
newspapers
arc
casting
Diefenhakcr
as
the
key
man
among
the
visiting
minis
ters
Lord
Beaverbrooks
Daily
Express
an
unremitting
critic
of
the
Common
Market
pre
diets
a
stiffened
tone
from
Diet
enbaker
following
recent
signs
of
a
swing
in
British
opinion
against
the
Common
Market
In
a
front
page
cartoon
spread
across
eight
columns
it
shows
prime
minister
Dicfcnbakcr
Menzies
of
Australia
and
Nehru
of
India
tugging
one
way
at
a
prostrate
figure
tagged
Brit
Britannia
�
annia
while
Macmillan
pulls
the
other
way
SHINY
TABLE
Dicfcnbakcr
spoke
under
a
huge
crystal
chandelier
as
in
tcrmittcn
rain
flecked
the
big
windows
of
theEect
Drawing
Room
in
Marlborough
House
being
used
as
the
Common
Commonwealth
�
wealth
conference
room
for
the
first
time
He
sat
at
the
shiny
oval
con-
ference
table
between
Menzies
and
Premier
Holyoake
of
New
Zealand
with
Macmillan
direct
directly
�
ly
opposite
Thus
entirely
by
accident
-the
seating
plan
av
pearccl
to
emphasize
the
idea
of
a
Canada
-
New
Zealand
-
Aus
Australia
�
tralia
bloc
directed
against
Britain
The
three
prime
ministers
have
emphatically
denied
there
is
any
such
bloc
Dicfcnbakcr
has
been
be
besieged
�
sieged
by
groups
lobbying
against
the
Common
Market
Since
coming
to
London
infor
informants
�
mants
said
he
has
received
some
50
letters
a
day
from
average
Britons
who
oppose
Britains
move
into
Europe
Mondays
opening
session
of
tliis
10
day
conference
widely
regarded
as
something
of
a
cli
climacteric
�
macteric
in
Commonwealth
af
affairs
�
fairs
provoked
a
wide
variety
of
interpretations
among
offi
officials
�
cials
and
commentators
op
Centre
Now
Definite
A
Vancouver
development
The
centre
to
cost
up
to
SI
firm
announced
Monday
it
will
million
and
include
two
main
definitely
proceed
with
con-
stores
and
16
to
20
secondary
si
ruction
of
a
major
shopping
shops
is
part
of
a
820000000
centre
in
Prince
George
which
shopping
centre
and
apartment
was
orginally
proposed
last
development
program
of
Ontario
February
and
Western
Canada
disclosed
Now
Hear
This
Locally
produced
Tartan
beer
Monday
night
got
the
nod
after
a
lluve
day
poll
of
Legion
mem
hers
lo
determine
which
of
five
brews
will
go
on
tap
at
the
new
ehib
building
scheduled
to
open
next
month
The
voting
was
only
to
determine
the
preference
of
the
membership
as
a
guide
for
the
executive
Next
step
is
for
the
Legion
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
for
per
permission
�
mission
to
use
the
draught
beer
of
its
choice
-Commented
Legion
Prexy
Doug
Grant
today
I
Imagine
one
of
Tartans
big
sell
selling
�
ing
points
was
that
its
a
local
product
The
vine
has
it
that
China
quippcr
Ken
Chang
CKPGs
answer
to
Citizen
columnist
llcMy
Conner
will
be
off
to
greener
pastures
shortly
Pails
of
the
blurb
on
Prince
George
in
the
front
of
the
new
city
directory
sound
like
a
Social
Credit
news
letter
or
Kocred
propaganda
so
often
featured
in
the
Second
Street
Sheet
Like
The
new
Alwcg
Hallroad
thiouyh
the
Fort
St
Jaincj
district
to
Alaska
will
open
vast
areas
oE
virgin
tim
timber
�
ber
Oh
brother
will
the
ghost
never
fade
The
liaving
wniulerfullime
wish-you-wcro-hcrc
bit
is
being
postcarded
from
Alaska
by
Ted
and
Muriel
Chubb
of
the
BC
Digest
Theyll
be
in
PC
in
the
next
few
weeks
after
their
north
northern
�
ern
sojourn
South
Fort
Georges
unoffi
unofficial
�
cial
mayor
Frank
Grant
is
all
in
a
flap
these
days
about
the
number
of
repeats
on
the
local
TV
station
Dammit
sez
lie
some
people
pay
300
and
100
for
a
set
and
deserve
to
gel
fresh
entertainment
Amen
Perry
Como
gets
letters
we
get
questions
Chap
who
phoned
this
ayem
to
inquire
about
put
putting
�
ting
an
ad
in
a
Toronto
paper
wanted
to
know
if
the
mail
in
Toronto
Globe
and
Mail
was
spelled
m-a-i-1
Asking
a
silly
question
ho
got
a
silly
answer
The
reply
was
No
its
the
Toronto
Globe
and
Female
spelled
f-ein-a-1-e
This
apparently
satisfied
him
he
said
thanks
and
hung
up
THE
CITIZEN
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Only
Daily
Newspaper
Serving
North
Central
British
Columbia
Phone
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Vol
6
No
177
SLOW
PACE
OF
WORK
ON
COMPLETION
OF
the
new
28
bed
medical
ward
on
the
fourth
floor
of
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
has
been
criticized
by
Administrator
Gordon
Townend
Photo
shows
steel
studding
for
partitions
only
evidence
of
work
in
the
ward
itself
The
contractor
blames
sup
suppliers
�
pliers
for
the
delay
Work
was
scheduled
for
cclrn
pletion
Friday
Fujikawa
photo
by
L
T
Hurst
president
of
Capital
Developments
Ltd
of
Vancouver
Its
the
first
time
theyve
said
were
definitely
going
ahead
said
realtor
Dud
Sawley
who
is
acting
for
the
company
here
The
firms
name
was
not
disclosed
when
the
plans
were
submitted
to
city
council
last
winter
The
company
has
options
to
buy
2U
privately
owned
lots
in
an
area
bounded
by
Victoria
Fifteenth
Vancouver
and
El
Eleventh
�
eventh
In
March
Mr
Sawley
charged
that
city
council
was
stalling
on
approving
rezoning
of
the
area
for
the
new
shopping
centre
At
that
time
the
chamber
of
commerce
opposed
the
rezoning
because
it
is
contrary
to
the
avowed
policy
of
the
city
coun
council
�
cil
whereby
boundaries
were
established
for
ihe
present
retail
shopping
area
Mr
Sawley
said
today
it
probably
wont
be
until
next
spring
until
anything
develops
in
the
way
of
land
clearing
or
construction
lie
said
he
would
appear
be
before
�
fore
council
to
make
a
rezoning
application
at
the
earliest
op
opportunity
�
portunity
probably
next
month
Asked
why
there
had
been
no
further
action
on
the
proposed
centre
since
the
plans
were
dis
disclosed
�
closed
earlier
this
year
Mr
Sawley
said
by
the
time
they
Continued
on
Pagt
3
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER
11
1962
HANDS
TIED-
CONTRACTOR
Americans
to
Resume
Nuclear
Weapons
Tests
WASHINGTON
AP
The
US
has
cleared
the
way
for
the
resumption
of
atmospheric
nuclear
test
explosions
over
the
Pacific
A
spokesman
for
the
Atomic
Energy
Commission
said
Monday
night
the
tests
probably
will
resume
later
this
month
or
early
in
October
He
indicated
however
that
there
probably
would
be
no
detonation
until
after
Sept
28
the
date
set
for
the
six
orbit
flight
of
astronaut
Walter
M
Schirra
Murder
Took
Eternity
Cabbie
Informs
Court
VANCOUVER
CP
A
taxi
rifle
and
froze
her
She
stepped
driver
told
a
preliminary
hear-
j
forward
again
and
the
man
ing
jionoay
it
secmeu
hkc
an
eternity
while
he
watched
Ray
Raymond
�
mond
Iiallash
aiming
a
rifle
before
he
shot
his
wife
through
the
head
George
Pappas
was
giving
evidence
at
the
hearing
at
which
Ballash
26
was
committed
for
trial
on
a
capital
murder
charge
in
the
death
of
his
wife
Shirley
He
said
the
accused
accosted
his
wife
with
a
rifle
after
he
tPappas
had
driven
her
to
the
Kallash
homo
from
a
downtown
hotel
He
said
the
woman
backed
out
of
the
house
while
her
hus
husband
�
band
advanced
on
her
I
told
him
Mac
take
it
easy
Dont
do
anything
you
will
regret
Pappas
told
the
court
She
took
a
step
forward
but
the
man
Iiallash
raised
his
aimed
the
gun
as
though
sight
sighting
�
ing
at
a
target
11
seemed
like
an
eternity
He
said
the
couple
stood
there
for
about
10
seconds
then
the
rifle
went
off
tan
SPOKANE
Wash
AP
All
44
persons
aboard
a
Strategic
Air
Command
jet
tanker
plane
apparently
were
killed
when
it
plowed
into
a
fog
shrouded
ravine
on
5271
foot
Ml
Kit
Car
Carson
�
son
20
miles
northeast
of
here
Monday
Thirty
three
bodies
had
been
recovered
when
nightfall
halted
the
search
of
the
500
yard
deep
ravine
The
search
was
re
resumed
�
sumed
at
dawn
today
Its
the
worst
sight
Ive
ever
seen
said
a
highway
patrol
patrolman
�
man
Aboard
the
plane
were
39
air
force
men
all
members
of
the
Sth
bomb
wing
at
Ellsworth
Air
Force
llase
SI
one
civilian
and
four
crew
members
The
tanker
based
at
Ells
Ellsworth
�
worth
was
carrying
the
airmen
to
Fairchild
Air
Force
Base
near
here
where
they
were
to
stay
while
Ellsworth
runways
were
repaired
The
jet
was
only
10
minutes
from
its
destination
when
it
crashed
The
plane
mowed
down
a
25
by
200
yard
strip
of
evergreens
rammed
into
the
mountainside
and
burned
Cause
of
the
crash
hasnt
been
determined
but
visi
visibility
�
bility
was
near
zero
at
the
time
Penticton
Kamloops
Air
Service
Starting
PENTICTON
CT
-
Penticton
Flying
Services
Ltd
said
today
service
will
start
immediately
on
daily
return
passenger
flights
from
Penticton
to
Kamloops
The
Department
of
Transport
has
authorized
the
run
with
stops
at
Vernon
by
four
Cessna
Skyhawks
Townend
recently
returned
from
a
two
month
vacation
in
England
told
The
Citizen
he
was
very
disappointed
with
what
iie
termed
the
lack
of
progress
on
the
job
Contract
ror
the
103200
pro
project
�
ject
was
signed
with
Dczcll
Construction
Ltd
June
25
and
work
commenced
July
9
The
contract
called
for
completion
of
the
work
by
Sept
11
or
as
soon
as
possible
CHANGE
ROOMS
In
addition
to
completion
of
the
28
bcd
medical
ward
on
the
fourth
floor
the
contract
includes
partial
completion
of
a
10
bed
maternity
ward
on
the
second
floor
alterations
to
change
and
storage
rooms
on
the
main
floor
a
floating
plat-
j
form
for
heavy
laundry
equip
equipment
�
ment
and
minor
alterations
to
offices
and
other
facilities
j
Ill
be
lucky
to
get
patients
in
the
new
medical
ward
by
the
end
of
November
said
Mr
Townend
The
hospital
has
j
been
severely
pressed
for
bed
j
space
since
it
opened
in
Feb-
ruary
19C0
After
months
of
negotiations
with
BC
Hospital
Insurance
Service
and
Health
Minister
Erie
Martin
final
approval
for
expansion
was
given
by
the
minister
June
18
There
was
little
sign
of
pro
progress
�
gress
in
the
two
wards
Mon
day
Steel
studding
for
partitions
and
electrical
conduit
had
been
installed
SLOW
CLEARING
A
spokesman
for
Dezcll
Con
Construction
�
struction
today
laid
blame
for
the
delay
on
problems
with
suppliers
Bert
Braatcn
said
the
slow
clearing
of
manufacturers
shop
drawings
by
the
Vancouver
architects
has
been
a
contribut
contributing
�
ing
factor
He
said
the
relatively
small
orders
for
the
job
have
had
to
wait
their
turn
while
manu
manufacturers
�
facturers
look
after
larger
ship
shipments
�
ments
Were
doing
everything
pos
possible
�
sible
said
Mr
Braaten
but
supplies
and
routine
have
held
us
up
our
hands
are
tied
I
feel
well
be
really
lucky
if
everything
can
be
completed
by
Nov
1
Mr
Townend
also
complained
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with
a
few
showers
Wednesday
Continuing
cool
Light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Wednesday
at
Prince
George
and
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and
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Quesnel
35
and
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River
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Wednesday
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nesday
becoming
sunny
in
the
afternoon
Not
quite
so
cool
Winds
light
Low
tonight
and
high
Wednesday
at
Grande
Prairie
35
and
55
LAST
24
HOURS
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Lo
Pre
Prince
George
51
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Terrace
57
15
Smithors
55
28
Quesnel
57
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Williams
Lake
51
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Kamloops
58
45
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Whitchorse
43
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Fort
Nelson
41
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Die
in
Completion
of
unfinished
areas
in
the
building
to
provide
space
for
28
additional
beds
in
the
125
bed
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
is
at
least
six
weeks
behind
schedule
officials
said
today
Hospital
Administrator
Gordon
DEATH
PROBED
IN
CABIN
FIRE
Police
are
investigating
a
cabin
fire
which
took
the
life
of
Edward
Hanson
fi
t
early
this
morning
near
Evenscn
Sawmills
Ltd
on
the
Giscome
Road
Hanson
who
lived
in
the
cabin
was
employed
piling
lumber
at
the
sawmill
The
cabin
was
owned
by
him
but
was
located
on
company
land
company
officials
said
to
today
�
day
MINISTER
ite
Radiation
EDMONTON
CP
Alberta
Health
Minister
Dr
J
Donovan
Ross
and
the
radiation
control
division
of
the
national
health
department
say
it
is
sale
to
consume
food
produced
in
Alberta
despite
high
levels
of
radioactive
strontium
JO
in
the
atmosphere
Dr
Ross
was
commenting
today
on
statements
by
Dr
L
J
leVann
of
Red
Deer
who
said
his
studies
indicated
there
might
be
a
connection
between
high
strontium
90
levels
and
a
sharp
increase
in
the
number
of
babies
born
deformed
in
Al
Alberta
�
berta
The
radiation
control
division
issued
figures
at
Ottawa
show
showing
�
ing
that
although
Edmonton
had
the
highest
strontium
90
reading
in
Canada
for
May
the
level
still
was
far
below
that
con
considered
�
sidered
the
maximum
safe
level
Dr
leVann
medical
super
superintendent
�
intendent
of
the
provincial
training
school
for
retarded
children
at
Red
Deer
is
study
studying
�
ing
the
rise
in
births
of
mal
malformed
�
formed
babies
in
Alberta
for
the
provincial
health
depart
department
�
ment
Dr
Ross
said
here
that
Dr
leVann
still
is
not
prepared
to
say
flatly
that
there
is
anv
con-
that
work
on
sound
proofing
oflncction
between
the
deformities
tnc
administrative
oitices
was
not
started
until
the
day
he
re
returned
�
turned
to
the
hospital
from
holidays
and
fall
out
Dr
Ross
said
it
still
is
safe
to
drink
Alberta
water
and
milk
and
cat
Alberta
vegetables
Spy
Dies
After
Being
In
Coma
for
Five
Days
CP
from
Reuters
AP
LONDON
Fugitive
spy
Dr
Robert
Soblcn
died
racked
with
convulsions
today
still
in
a
coma
five
days
after
he
look
an
overdose
of
barbiturates
to
es
escape
�
cape
a
life
prison
sentence
in
the
US
His
doctors
said
his
death
was
not
directly
due
to
the
barbi
barbiturates
�
turates
blaming
exhaustion
brought
on
by
the
convulsions
which
resulted
from
brain
dam
damage
�
age
presumably
due
to
a
hemorrhage
Soblens
leukemia
also
was
a
factor
in
the
death
according
to
the
doctor
in
charge
of
Soblens
case
POLICE
are
contemplating
charges
as
the
result
of
an
accident
about
745
am
today
on
the
bypass
highway
near
the
hew
vocational
school
Two
ve
vehicles
�
hicles
driven
by
William
Hutton
and
James
Hayes
ol
Piiuce
George
collided
Hutton
was
taken
to
hos
hospital
�
pital
with
slight
injuries
and
was
discharged
His
vehicle
was
completely
demolished
while
the
one
driven
by
Hayes
suffered
about
400
damage
IJut
the
leukemia
frequent
frequently
�
ly
mentioned
in
Soblens
various
court
appearances
was
a
slow
developing
type
Barnes
said
Asked
if
Soblen
would
have
lived
for
some
time
with
the
disease
he
said
Oh
yes
Soblens
wife
known
profes
professionally
�
sionally
as
Dr
Dina
Soblcn
was
at
his
hospital
bedside
when
he
died
after
a
series
of
increas
increasingly
�
ingly
severe
convulsions
Later
she
was
admitted
to
tho
hospital
as
a
patient
being
treated
for
shock
A
doctor
declared
death
was
not
directly
due
to
the
re
result
�
sult
of
the
drugs
which
were
quick
-
acting
and
eliminated
from
the
body
chemically
21
hours
before
Soblen
expired
The
death
or
the
61-year-old
New
York
psychiatrist
ended
a
10
week
battle
to
escape
depor
deportation
�
tation
to
the
US
where
he
faced
a
life
sentence
as
a
war
wartime
�
time
spy
for
the
Soviet
Union
THREE
DAY
DELAY
IN
SPACE
FLIGHT
CAPE
CANAVERAL
Ma
CM
The
planned
sixoibil
space
journey
of
astronaut
Walter
M
Schirra
has
been
delayed
three
days
until
Sept
28
to
allow
more
time
for
flight
preparation
Project
Mercury
officials
made
the
decision
Monday
af
after
�
ter
evaluating
reports
on
the
Atlas
booster
the
capsule
tracking
recovery
and
other
systems