SPORTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Gooffrion
gets
himself
in
trouble
with
referee
Kichardson
still
undefeated
but
given
scare
by
Mann
lluuny
Ahearnc
predicts
Russia
will
win
hockey
crown
See
lage
4
WHITEWASH
NDP
up
in
arms
VKTOHIA
i
Special
A
charge
of
whitewash
echoed
around
the
legislature
toda
as
hearing
began
on
allegations
of
graft
in
the
highways
depart
department
�
ment
The
suggestion
of
whitewash
came
from
Tony
Gargrave
NDP
Mackenzie
in
a
furious
row
Tuesday
about
the
house
committee
on
public
accounts
which
started
the
hearings
this
morning
Gargrave
was
almost
named
thrown
out
of
the
legislature
when
he
called
the
go
em
eminent
�
inent
scoundrels
It
happened
when
Opposition
Leader
Robert
Strachan
made
another
attempt
to
place
an
NDP
lawver
on
the
committee
He
tried
for
a
third
time
to
put
forward
a
motion
allowing
a
swap
of
membership
James
Rhodes
of
Delta
for
lawyer
Alex
MacDonald
of
Vancouver
East
Strachan
barely
started
to
speak
on
his
point
Tuesday
evening
when
Premier
Bennett
began
shaking
his
head
in
de
denial
�
nial
You
cant
do
this
youre
exceeding
your
rights
as
gov
government
�
ernment
Strachan
protested
Introduction
of
motion
must
receive
unanimous
consent
Im
incensed
cried
Gar
grave
pounding
his
desk
with
clenched
fist
Im
incensed
What
kind
of
whitewash
is
this
he
demanded
Dont
be
cheeky
called
a
voice
from
the
Socreci
back
backbenches
�
benches
Gargrave
got
really
incensed
Cheeky
you
bunch
of
scoundrels
he
roared
Speaker
Hugh
Shantz
crashed
his
gavel
for
order
and
warned
Mr
Gargrave
that
if
he
con
continued
�
tinued
in
this
manner
he
would
be
named
If
the
speaker
names
a
mem
member
�
ber
he
must
leave
tiic
house
The
last
time
this
happened
was
in
1955
when
Liberal
J
Gordon
Gibson
was
named
for
a
speech
alleging
wrongdoing
in
the
forestry
department
which
ultimately
led
to
convic
conviction
�
tion
of
the
minister
Robert
Sommers
for
bribery
Premier
Bennett
joined
in
the
furore
insisting
that
Gargrave
withdraw
the
word
scoundrels
or
be
named
by
the
speaker
Finally
at
Shantzs
insistence
he
reluctantly
stood
and
with
withdrew
�
drew
the
word
As
the
row
subsided
Liberal
Leader
Ray
Perrault
rose
to
say
that
he
supported
Strach
ans
original
bid
That
brought
a
thunder
of
dusk
thumping
applause
from
the
other
opposition
members
DEPT
DECLINES
TO
COMMENT
WASHINGTON
CP
A
state
department
official
said
Tuesday
he
will
have
to
in
investigate
�
vestigate
the
situation
before
he
can
make
any
comment
on
a
report
that
US
diplo
diplomats
�
mats
are
attending
Canadian
political
rallies
He
was
asked
for
the
state
departments
jesponse
to
a
Vancouver
report
that
Richard
King
a
US
vice
consul
there
has
been
attending
the
public
rallies
held
on
behalf
of
Ex
External
�
ternal
Affairs
Minister
How
Howard
�
ard
Green
EUiu
UNREALISTIC
PRICING
ALLEGED
BRIGADIER
E
D
DANDY
aimed
iruii
uncouvei
this
muining
foi
a
one
da
unol
iiual
inspection
of
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
at
their
parade
tonight
ck
Phone
LOgan
42441
Vol
7
No
46
SYRUP
BY
THE
GALLON
216
POUNDS
OF
PANCAKE
MIX
AND
24
POUNDS
of
coffee
are
included
in
supplies
being
loaded
at
Malkins
for
the
annual
Ki
wanis
Pancake
Day
to
be
held
from
8
a
m
to
4
p
m
Sunday
in
the
Legion
au
auditorium
�
ditorium
Supplies
chairman
Bill
Slier
ba
operates
the
loader
while
Mel
Brun
dige
chairman
of
the
pancake
day
looks
on
Vandervoort
photo
Timber
shenanigans
charged
VICIORIA
CP
A
brief
pre
presented
�
sented
to
the
legislature
com
committee
�
mittee
on
forestry
Tuesday
said
an
operator
in
the
Kamloops
area
is
forcing
up
the
price
of
timber
in
an
apparent
at
attempt
�
tempt
to
make
other
operators
pay
an
unrealistic
price
for
his
mill
The
brief
signed
by
C
C
Ternan
first
vice
president
of
Savona
Timber
Co
Ltd
of
Kamloops
indentified
the
oper
operators
�
ators
as
C
V
Bennett
pre
president
�
sident
of
Halston
Planing
Mills
Ltd
and
Terrace
Forest
Pro
Products
�
ducts
Ltd
The
brief
said
that
Mr
Ben
Bennett
�
nett
has
made
it
quite
plain
to
a
number
of
operators
in
the
Kamloops
area
that
he
intends
to
carry
out
a
campaign
of
persistent
bidding
on
timber
within
a
sustained
yield
unit
Our
assumption
would
be
that
he
is
taking
such
action
in
the
hope
that
by
doing
so
he
will
embarrass
the
local
industry
to
the
extent
that
they
would
be
prepared
to
buy
him
out
at
an
unrealistic
fig
figure
�
ure
Another
brief
signed
by
10
operators
of
the
Kamloops
area
said
an
operator
not
named
lias
suggested
to
others
that
the
established
permanent
mills
in
the
Kamloops
region
could
combine
and
pay
him
500000
for
his
investment
generously
estimated
to
be
worth
100000
Now
hear
this
All
candidate
forums
are
be
becoming
�
coming
popular
This
is
the
type
of
public
meeting
at
which
all
parties
candidates
get
on
static
and
supposedly
debate
el
election
�
ection
issues
plus
answer
ques
questions
�
tions
from
the
floor
Prince
George
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
such
a
meeting
Jined
up
for
April
1
in
the
Civic
Centre
Qucsncl
Chamber
of
Commerce
plans
one
March
27
and
others
are
in
the
works
for
Yandcihoof
Fort
St
John
and
IN
THE
CITIZEN
Betty
Conner
-
8
Classified
--
10
11
Comics
--
-
5
Coming
events
8
Editorial
page
7
Education
page
12
District
news
--
2
Here
and
there
8
Market
3
Quesncl
news
2
Sports
-
4
Tv
-
-2
Dawson
Creek
So
theres
no
need
for
anvbody
to
say
they
dont
know
whats
going
on
Nobody
has
quite
figured
out
et
what
the
official
designation
will
be
for
the
RCAF
Station
Baldy
Hughes
formerly
the
USAF
918
Squadron
radar
base
but
the
Canadians
who
officially
look
over
last
week
are
getting
things
rolling
They
jeopened
the
stations
bowling
alleys
last
night
for
a
starter
Mem
Members
�
bers
of
the
PG
Toastmistresses
Club
were
invited
to
air
their
pet
peeves
at
last
nights
meet
meeting
�
ing
One
of
them
said
she
never
could
find
the
comics
or
the
womens
news
in
the
paper
be
cause
the
man
who
dummies
the
pages
keeps
jumping
from
one
section
to
another
So
how
long
does
it
take
to
iook
through
1G
pages
BC
Forest
Service
spokes
spokesman
�
man
said
Don
DeWitts
job
transfer
to
ranger
supervisoi
from
ranger
is
really
a
change
of
duty
not
a
promotion
Sound
like
in
plain
English
hes
got
a
new
job
including
timber
The
operator
further
advised
that
he
would
bid
on
all
timber
sales
in
the
Kamloops
region
if
he
did
not
receive
the
500
000
for
goodwill
as
he
called
it
Subsequent
events
have
sub
substantiated
�
stantiated
the
threat
because
this
operator
has
continued
to
bid
timber
sales
to
uneconomic
levels
detrimental
to
the
indus
industry
�
try
and
the
community
BC
goodwill
group
snarls
Frisco
traffic
SAN
FRANCISCO
HP
Eve
Evening
�
ning
rush
-
hour
traffic
in
Union
Square
was
forced
to
a
dead
halt
Tuesday
by
a
group
of
35
zealous
goodwill
ambassa
ambassadors
�
dors
from
BC
handing
out
pamphlets
extolling
the
prov
provinces
�
inces
tourist
attractions
Harassed
police
kindly
looked
the
other
way
The
days
activities
for
the
travelling
municipal
and
bus
business
�
iness
leaders
more
or
less
were
a
replica
of
the
groups
itin
itinerary
�
erary
in
Sacramento
Monday
New
Westminster
Mayor
Beth
Wood
presented
a
Cowichan
sweater
to
acting
maor
Cla
Clarissa
�
rissa
McMahon
of
San
Fran
Francisco
�
cisco
and
Mayor
Dick
Wilson
of
Victoria
gave
her
a
plaque
bearing
Ins
cit
creit
Prince
George
is
represented
on
the
tour
by
chamber
of
com
commerce
�
merce
member
Alex
Bowie
-Ed
The
briefs
were
two
more
of
a
number
that
hav
been
sub
submitted
�
mitted
to
the
committee
b
in
tenor
operators
seeking
protec
protection
�
tion
for
their
investment
through
restriction
of
bidding
in
sustained
yield
units
Sustained
yield
units
are
large
areas
of
forest
managed
by
the
government
to
provide
a
con
continuing
�
tinuing
crop
of
timber
Only
a
set
amount
of
timber
may
be
cut
each
year
The
amount
of
timber
an
operator
in
a
sustained
yield
area
may
cut
is
set
by
quota
He
then
must
bid
on
the
timber
in
public
auction
Briefs
complain
that
operators
with
little
or
no
investment
in
plant
are
bidding
on
timber
that
operators
with
a
large
invest
investment
�
ment
have
to
continue
opera
operations
�
tions
Thus
the
latter
must
pay
an
inflated
price
for
the
tim
timber
�
ber
VICTORIA
CP
The
legisla
legislature
�
ture
gave
approval
in
principle
Tuesday
to
bills
increasing
BCs
homeowner
grant
and
re
removing
�
moving
tolls
from
five
bridges
in
the
province
Removal
of
the
tolls
won
una
unanimous
�
nimous
approval
of
the
legis
legislators
�
lators
but
the
five
man
Liberal
group
opposeil
the
hill
on
the
homeowner
grant
Liberal
lead
leader
�
er
Ray
Peirault
called
the
grant
increaie
a
miserable
political
bribe
e
BC
PENITENTIARY
2
men
go
over
wall
NEW
WESTMINSTER
CP
A
Calgary
gunman
and
a
Vancouver
drug
trafficker
went
over
the
wall
at
the
federal
penitentiary
here
Tuesday
night
in
the
first
break
out
at
the
in
institution
�
stitution
in
a
quarter
of
a
cen
lur
Edward
Beaver
2
of
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
and
Thomas
William
McCauley
25
of
C
a
1
g
a
r
y
braided
a
rope
from
the
tough
cords
used
to
repair
mailbags
They
fashioned
a
rope
to
climb
the
inside
of
the
25
foot
walls
and
to
lower
themselves
down
the
outside
They
had
only
to
climb
a
11
foot
fence
to
freedom
from
there
Warden
Tom
Hall
said
the
last
man
to
escape
from
inside
the
high
grey
walls
was
a
pri
prisoner
�
soner
who
hid
in
a
garbage
truck
25
years
ago
Last
ear
Peter
Day
25
fled
the
prison
after
concealing
him
himself
�
self
outside
the
walls
while
other
prisiners
were
returned
to
their
cells
He
was
recaptured
in
nearby
Vancouver
within
two
days
Both
of
Tuesdays
escapees
were
serving
six
jear
terms
Beaver
for
possession
of
narcot
narcotics
�
ics
and
McCauley
for
armed
robbery
breaking
and
entering
and
theft
Both
were
reported
danger
dangerous
�
ous
by
RCMP
Beaver
was
described
as
five-foot-six
144
pounds
with
a
sal
sallow
�
low
complexion
blue
eyes
brown
hair
and
the
initials
J
B
tatooed
on
his
left
wrist
McCauley
is
six-foot-one
149
pounds
of
medium
complexion
with
brown
evcs
anil
black
hair
A
blue
dot
is
tatooed
on
his
right
cheek
His
forearms
are
heavily
tatooed
change
in
temperature
Contin
Continuing
�
uing
mild
Light
winds
Low
to
tonight
�
night
and
high
Thursday
at
Prince
George
25
and
45
Smithers
and
Quesnel
25
and
48
Peace
River
Sunny
with
cloudy
periods
on
Thursday
Population
boom
here
doubles
BC
average
Natural
population
Increase
in
ihe
Northern
Interior
Health
I
nit
area
is
about
twice
that
of
B
C
as
a
whole
According
to
the
health
units
annual
report
released
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
night
natural
inciease
in
the
area
was
274
per
1000
the
s4iiie
as
in
the
old
Cariboo
Health
Unit
area
in
lJCl
Rate
of
natural
increase
for
the
province
in
1901
last
ear
for
which
figures
are
available
was
14
9
per
10U0
In
I960
the
provincial
rale
was
148
per
1
000
During
1902
in
the
Northern
iiitiior
Health
Unit
aiea
there
tie
1529
biilhs
33
per
lOiK
compared
with
237
per
1000
in
1st
and
315
per
1000
in
the
tanboo
Health
Unit
area
in
tool
Deaths
in
19G2
numbeied
200
6
0
per
1000
population
com
compared
�
pared
with
88
per
1000
in
BC
and
41
per
1000
in
the
Cari
Caribou
�
bou
Health
Unit
area
in
19G1
The
high
biith
rate
and
low
death
rate
can
be
tied
to
the
i
age
distribution
of
people
in
t
North
Central
BC
says
the
annual
report
The
statistics
should
not
be
interpreted
to
mean
life
expec
expectancy
�
tancy
here
is
high
it
warns
but
only
to
mean
that
the
pop
ulation
is
young
Citizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
North
Ccnlral
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
WEDNESDAY
MARCH
6
1963
ARSENAL
CLEANED
OjT
BY
THIEVES
PORT
ALBERNI
CP
-An
arsenal
of
weapons
and
ammunition
was
cleaned
out
by
thieves
from
a
militia
ar
armory
�
mory
here
Tuesday
RCMP
said
entrance
was
gained
in
a
number
locations
during
the
obviously
well
planned
raid
The
loot
included
thtee
light
machine
guns
10
Fab
rique
national
rifles
two
pris
prismatic
�
matic
compasses
about
7000
rounds
of
7G2
millimeter
am
ammunition
�
munition
and
thousands
of
rounds
of
22
aiul
303
cali
calibre
�
bre
ammunition
IN
HEALTH
UNIT
AREA
FOR
LIVESTOCK
shipments
out
of
the
area
go
to
Alberta
Farmers
feel
there
is
generally
a
better
market
there
and
that
the
Vancouver
market
couldnt
handle
every
everything
�
thing
out
of
this
area
anyway
Dr
Saunders
said
fall
cattle
sales
in
the
Prince
George
area
would
do
much
to
help
the
cat
cattle
�
tle
rancher
here
He
said
it
would
reduce
shrinkage
trans
transportation
�
portation
costs
to
the
farmer
and
give
him
a
sellers
market
Inspection
figures
released
for
19C2
show
that
G711
head
of
cattle
were
moved
through
Cen
Central
�
tral
BC
Compared
with
the
19G1
fig
figures
�
ures
there
was
a
CG
per
cent
increase
in
movement
I
I
LX
I
CLEAR
T5
Weather
g
roundup
Mostly
sunny
Thursday
Little
Continuing
mild
Winds
wester-
ly
15
Low
tonight
and
high
Thursday
at
Grande
Prairie
25
and
40
Low
tonight
and
high
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
at
Vancouver
32
and
52
Victoria
35
and
50
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
40
21
Terrace
43
30
Smithers
45
23
Quesnel
41
25
Williams
Lake
37
32
Kamloops
45
37
Whilehorse
44
Fort
Nelson
45
Fort
St
John
42
Dawson
Creek
42
PRAIRIE
WEATHER
Winnipeg
19
above
west
wind
Rcgina
5
above
WNW
wind
10
Edmonton
35
above
wind
west
10
HILLIARD
CLARE
acclamation
220
DIE
IN
YEAR
c
a
copy
isti2BT
CARnIEn
Railway
denies
shipping
delays
A
claim
that
cattle
ship
shipments
�
ments
to
Vancouver
from
Prince
George
are
delayed
up
to
20
hours
was
dis
discounted
�
counted
today
hy
PGE
of
officials
�
ficials
here
PGE
traffic
representative
Roy
Dawson
said
We
have
through
cattle
trains
running
out
of
Fort
St
John
each
Sat
Saturday
�
urday
morning
which
go
di
lect
to
North
Vancouver
He
said
livestock
cant
be
kept
on
railway
cars
without
feeding
and
watering
for
more
than
30
hours
PGE
therefore
tries
to
make
the
run
in
36
hours
or
less
Social
Creditcr
Cyril
Shelford
of
Omineca
told
the
legislature
Monday
cattle
had
to
wait
in
Prince
George
a
number
of
hours
and
no
one
fed
them
He
charged
farmers
are
ship
shipping
�
ping
cattle
to
Alberta
because
of
lengthy
delays
Delays
cause
weight
loss
before
sale
Mr
Dawson
said
any
state
statement
�
ment
claiming
there
are
20
hour
delays
is
certainly
untrue
Mr
Shelford
charged
this
Frank
Campbell
CNR
agri
agricultural
�
cultural
representative
in
Prince
George
aid
today
that
cattle
leaving
Smilhers
arrives
in
Ed
Edmonton
�
monton
in
about
31
hours
De
Delays
�
lays
in
livestock
shipments
are
costly
to
railways
and
arc
therefore
reduced
to
an
absolute
minimum
he
said
Both
CNR
and
PGE
officials
said
shipments
to
Alberta
out
outnumber
�
number
shipments
to
Vancou
Vancouver
�
ver
City
alderman
chairs
health
unit
executive
Aid
Ilillard
Clare
of
Prince
George
has
been
named
chairman
of
the
Northern
Interior
Union
Hoard
of
Health
succeed
succeeding
�
ing
Dr
John
Godel
of
Yandcrhoof
Both
Aid
Clare
and
the
new
vice
chairman
Steve
Kolida
of
McBride
were
elected
by
acclamation
at
a
regular
meeting
of
the
union
board
Tuesday
Secretary
is
Dr
G
II
Bonham
director
of
the
Northern
Interior
Health
Unit
Signing
officers
named
at
the
boards
meeting
Tuesday
were
the
chair
chairman
�
man
and
Dr
Bonham
Heart
trouble
mishaps
take
most
lives
here
Federal
government
veterin-
Diseases
of
the
heart
and
blood
vessels
are
the
arian
Dr
Bill
Saunders
saidlmajor
fillers
of
older
people
and
violence
and
accidents
luuciv
ij
vi
mil
m
an
Lauii
I
the
major
killers
of
younger
people
in
the
Northern
In
terior
Health
Unit
area
The
health
units
anuual
re
report
�
port
shows
that
103
of
the
220
deaths
of
persons
more
than
one
year
old
were
caused
by
diseases
of
the
heart
and
blood
vessels
All
103
occurred
in
the
40
to
more
-
than
SO
age
group
with
seven
in
the
40
-
to
-
49
group
18
in
the
50
-
to
59
group
24
in
the
GO
-
to
69
group
39
in
the
70
-
to
79
group
and
15
in
the
more
-
than
80
group
Violence
and
accidents
took
only
44
lives
in
the
group
of
220
the
annual
report
said
but
they
accounted
for
57
per
cent
of
deaths
among
people
49
j
ears
old
and
younger
Deaths
from
violence
and
ac
accidents
�
cidents
by
age
groups
are
as
follows
one
to
four
one
five
-
to
-
nine
one
10
to
-
11
one
15
-
to
-
19
two
20
-
to
-
90
oinht-
n
in
30
fivo-
JO
to
49
seven
50
to
-
59
8
will
head
cww
hid
GO
to
C9
to
79
-
-
seven
70
-
-
j
three
more
than
-
80
one
Third
most
important
cause
of
death
in
the
health
unit
area
in
19G2
was
cancer
It
caused
37
deaths
one
in
the
five
-
to
-nine
age
bracket
and
the
re
remainder
�
mainder
in
persons
more
than
20
ears
old
Ten
of
the
37
cancer
deaths
were
due
to
lung
cancer
the
most
important
form
of
cancer
showing
an
increase
says
the
annual
report
released
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
night
The
convincing
circumstan
circumstantial
�
tial
evidence
linking
lung
can
cancer
�
cer
to
cigaret
smoking
is
cause
for
considerable
concern
it
adds
Most
significant
cause
of
in
infant
�
fant
deaths
reported
in
the
health
unit
area
last
vear
was
prematurity
which
accounted
for
20
of
40
infant
deaths
DR
C
H
BONHAM
to
Nanaimo
Director
quits
island
unit
Dr
G
II
Bonham
director
ot
the
Cariboo
and
Northern
In
Interior
�
terior
Health
Units
since
June
20
19G1
has
resigned
his
posi
position
�
tion
effective
June
31
this
ear
Announcing
his
resignation
Tuesday
at
a
regular
meeting
of
the
Northern
Interior
Union
Board
of
Health
he
said
there
is
no
indication
who
his
suc
successor
�
cessor
will
be
Dr
Bonham
will
become
di
director
�
rector
of
the
Central
Vancou
vei
Island
Health
Unit
at
Nan
Nanaimo
�
aimo
second
largest
health
unit
in
BC
effective
July
1
He
expressed
his
regrets
at
leaving
this
area
with
its
re
ceptivencss
to
ideas
and
willing
willingness
�
ness
to
get
things
done
His
regrets
were
echoed
by
mem
members
�
bers
of
the
union
board
Third
of
accident
deaths
on
roads
About
one
in
three
deaths
by
accident
and
violence
in
the
Noithern
Interior
Health
Unit
area
last
car
involved
a
motor
vehicle
according
to
the
health
units
annual
re
report
�
port
Motor
vehicle
accidents
ac
accounted
�
counted
for
14
or
32
per
cent
of
the
44
deaths
by
accident
and
violence
Average
age
of
the
nine
males
and
five
fe
females
�
males
who
died
was
38
Drowning
was
second
most
important
cause
of
acciden
tal
or
violent
death
with
seven
JG
per
cent
of
the
lolal
to
its
credit
says
the
annual
icport
Suicides
and
industrial
ac
accidents
�
cidents
were
next
with
six
deaths
each
The
industrial
accidents
all
involved
men
while
five
of
the
six
suicides
vwue
males
Aircraft
accidents
took
one
life
fire
three
homicide
one
firearms
one
other
un
unspecified
�
specified
five
Alcohol
hsurcd
in
live
ot
Ihe
II
deaths
Biggest
problem
in
attack
attacking
�
ing
the
problem
of
accidental
death
is
public
apathy
toward
safety
measuies
the
annual
repoit
sas
However
the
following
six
programs
have
had
proven
value
Campaigns
against
mixed
drinking
and
driving
indus
industrial
�
trial
safety
programs
destruc
destruction
�
tion
of
unsafe
dwellings
and
fue
safety
programs
water
safety
programs
first
aid
in
instruction
�
struction
uud
driver
traiuing
and
laws
enforcement
of
highway
Estimated
population
of
the
Noithern
Interior
Health
Unit
aiea
in
1902
was
46325
an
increase
of
moie
than
Ioih
fiom
the
12238
reported
in
the
1961
census
Estimates
by
school
district
with
1961
figures
in
brackets
are
Burns
Lake
4650
4
43G
Vanderhoof
6100
5
729
Prince
George
32350
28978
McUnde
3225
3
095