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CUP
IS
ADMIRED
BY
CHERYL
BAYNTUN
WHO
WON
IT
AT
the
annual
music
festival
which
concluded
here
Saturday
Cup
is
put
up
for
com
competition
�
petition
by
the
festival
association
It
was
one
of
many
cups
and
trophies
present
presented
�
ed
at
the
awards
performance
and
presentation
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3
64
VOTE
MARGIN
Printers
to
continue
strike
Mothers
dream
warns
of
daughters
death
VANCOUVER
CP
Mrs
Verla
Williams
had
a
dream
Saturday
night
that
many
people
were
crying
As
a
result
she
begged
her
18-year-old
daughter
Leslie
not
to
go
on
a
hike
Sunday
But
Leslie
went
with
three
companions
Before
their
horrified
gaze
she
slid
from
a
moss
covered
rock
above
a
150
foot
waterfall
She
was
killed
instantly
Two
Boy
Scouts
killed
by
exploding
mortar
VERNON
CT
Two
Boy
Scouts
weic
killed
and
a
third
injiucd
Saturday
when
a
mortar
shell
exploded
on
land
used
dur
during
�
ing
the
Second
World
War
for
military
exercises
Dead
are
Donald
Hope
15
and
Grant
Morgan
13
mem
members
�
bers
of
the
fifth
Vernon
Scout
Troop
In
hospital
with
bruises
and
lacerations
is
David
Crane
11
lie
was
reported
in
good
condi
condition
�
tion
The
Scout
troop
apparently
had
been
clearing
a
local
road
way
of
bushes
at
the
time
of
the
blast
One
of
the
boys
is
reported
to
have
struck
the
mor
mortar
�
tar
with
an
ax
The
area
was
closed
off
im
immediately
�
mediately
and
an
army
demoli
demolition
�
tion
crew
went
in
to
search
for
possible
additional
explosives
Now
hear
this
Hcsidents
of
the
Island
Cache
ooops
sorry
its
now
called
the
Cottonwood
Island
Improe
ment
District
and
thats
offi
official
�
cial
are
especially
appreciat
appreciative
�
ive
of
the
woik
done
by
Mrs
Cassie
Boyd
Almost
single
handed
she
obtained
signatures
on
the
petition
by
which
the
C1I1
Cache
residents
sought
and
won
their
improvement
dis
tiict
as
a
legal
entity
from
the
piovincial
government
So
the
pioperty
owners
have
present
cd
her
with
a
purse
of
money
to
buy
herself
an
extra
special
Easter
bonnet
Leaders
of
Canadas
four
po
political
�
litical
parties
will
be
questioned
an
election
issues
in
press
con
conferences
�
ferences
on
CBC
radio
at
730
pin
March
19
20
25
and
20
Tirst
program
will
feature
NDP
boss
T
C
Douglas
the
second
Socred
R
N
Thompson
then
Liberals
Lester
B
Mike
Pearson
and
the
fourth
Prime
Minister
John
Diefenbaker
of
t
h
v
Conservatives
Quizzing
them
will
he
four
of
Canadas
top
newsmen
Arthur
Low
of
Satin
day
Night
James
McCook
of
The
Ottawa
Journal
Mark
Harrison
of
The
Toronto
Star
ANNUAL
WALK
PENTICTON
CP
More
than
100
persons
decked
out
in
green
jegalia
took
part
in
the
annual
St
Patricks
Day
walk
from
Summerland
to
Penticton
a
dis
distance
�
tance
of
about
10
miles
and
Clive
Baxter
of
The
Finan
Financial
�
cial
Post
The
firm
name
Sawley
Agencies
Ltd
was
inad
inadvertently
�
vertently
left
out
of
an
adver
advertisement
�
tisement
inserted
in
last
Fri
Fridays
�
days
Citizen
by
the
Prince
George
multiple
listing
service
You
want
to
buy
or
sell
a
home
remember
Sawlcys
First
resident
professor
to
con
conduct
�
duct
the
school
boards
univers
university
�
ity
course
here
1DG0G1
Prof
Ron
Baker
will
be
among
three
UBC
faculty
members
who
will
discuss
the
Macdonald
report
at
the
jegional
conference
on
higher
education
here
Saturday
Others
on
the
panel
will
be
Dr
S
A
Jennings
and
R
R
Jeffels
of
UBC
and
BC
School
Trus
Trustees
�
tees
Association
president
R
E
Lester
No
statistics
are
available
but
the
UBC
student
effort
to
bring
their
alma
ma
ters
fiscal
plight
to
the
atten
attention
�
tion
of
Interior
citizens
Friday
and
Saturday
was
apparently
successful
Luci
Denis
who
led
the
20
students
who
visited
the
PG
a
tea
icpoited
siie
was
pleased
with
the
work
aceom
NEW
YORK
AP
Printers
have
voted
to
continue
their
newspaper
strike
here
dimming
hopes
of
getting
eight
major
dailies
back
on
the
streets
this
week
By
a
margin
of
64
ballots
1621
to
1557
the
union
print
printers
�
ers
voted
Sunday
to
reject
a
con
contract
�
tract
settlement
proposed
by
Mayor
Robert
Wagner
and
ap
approved
�
proved
by
publisher
and
union
negotiators
March
8
The
strike
by
Local
6
of
the
International
Typographical
Un
Union
�
ion
began
last
Dec
8101
days
ago
against
four
newspapers
Five
other
major
dailies
closed
voluntarily
at
the
same
time
One
The
Post
resumed
publi
publication
�
cation
March
4
LARGE
UNITS
The
vote
raised
the
possibil
possibility
�
ity
that
the
ITU
executive
coun
council
�
cil
might
submit
the
proposed
settlement
to
a
referendum
of
the
entire
membership
of
Local
6
including
some
6000
commer
commercial
�
cial
printers
and
the
3000
odd
newspaper
printers
Two
large
units
of
the
New
York
Newspaper
Guild
voted
Sunday
to
extend
their
current
contracts
as
the
printers
had
demanded
so
that
the
agree
agreements
�
ments
would
expire
simultane
simultaneously
�
ously
with
those
of
nine
news
newspaper
�
paper
craft
unions
That
issue
has
been
a
major
stumbling
block
to
ending
the
long
labor
dispute
Despite
the
printers
vote
guild
units
at
other
closed
dailies
were
to
go
ahead
with
their
voting
today
on
the
contract
expiration
issue
PACT
RATIFIED
In
two
otiier
major
develop
developments
�
ments
Sunday
the
striking
Ster
eotypers
Union
ratified
a
con
contract
�
tract
agreement
with
the
pub
publishers
�
lishers
and
the
Photoengravers
Union
voted
to
authorize
its
leaders
to
call
a
strike
if
they
failed
to
get
a
satisfactory
con
contract
�
tract
by
4
pm
today
Besides
the
printers
and
ster
stereotypes
�
eotypes
a
third
striking
union
the
mailers
is
negotiating
for
a
new
pact
And
in
addition
to
the
photo
engravers
five
other
non-striking
craft
unions
are
seeking
new
contracts
All
the
newspaper
un
unions
�
ions
here
with
the
exception
of
the
independent
Delivejers
Un
Union
�
ion
are
AFL
CIO
affiliates
AS
VOTING
DAY
NBARS
k
6
DOZEN
MEN
Picketers
attacked
QUEBEC
CP
Youthful
ban-the-bomb
pickets
including
girls
were
jostled
and
pushed
sharply
Sunday
and
their
signs
torn
from
their
hands
by
about
a
dozen
men
outside
a
big
elec
election
�
tion
campaign
rally
for
Liberal
Leader
Lester
Pearson
No
one
was
injured
and
no
actual
blows
were
struck
in
the
melee
that
flared
from
heated
arguments
Police
watched
dur
during
�
ing
the
thrcc-minutc-long
inter
interlude
�
lude
in
which
one
girl
was
shoved
hard
against
a
stone
wall
The
pickets
generally
of
offered
�
fered
no
resistance
The
incident
followed
some
face
to
face
shouting
and
shouts
of
Communistcs
at
the
body
of
about
35
youngsters
said
to
be
from
Laval
University
Then
about
a
dozen
men
left
the
meeting
in
the
Quebec
arm
armory
�
ory
and
the
placard
snatching
began
Signs
including
the
offi
official
�
cial
ban-the-bomb
insignia
were
trampled
in
the
snow
and
hit
with
wooden
handles
from
others
One
of
the
placard
snatchcrs
asked
twice
whether
he
was
a
Liberal
replied
I
am
a
na
nationalist
�
tionalist
Apparently
unaware
of
the
in
incident
�
cident
outdoors
Mr
Pearson
waited
through
two
hours
of
speeches
by
district
candidates
and
others
before
he
got
the
rostrum
His
audience
was
not
so
pa
patient
�
tient
At
the
outset
it
numbered
about
2500
But
when
Mr
Pear
Pearson
�
son
finished
fewer
than
1000
people
remained
It
was
snow
snowing
�
ing
hard
outside
at
the
time
Centennial
meet
set
for
tonight
Tonights
the
night
the
Prince
George
and
district
centennial
committee
will
be
set
up
The
meeting
to
get
underway
about
8
pm
at
City
Hall
is
being
chaired
by
Aid
Spike
Ene
mark
Representatives
from
service
clubs
fraternal
organ
organizations
�
izations
community
organiza
organizations
�
tions
and
individuals
will
dis
discuss
�
cuss
projects
already
proposed
and
suggest
additional
projects
Latest
addition
to
a
growing
list
of
suggestions
being
kept
by
secretary
Arran
Thomson
is
establishment
of
a
brass
band
the
instruments
uni
uniforms
�
forms
and
music
to
be
supplied
as
a
centennial
project
Revision
court
sits
this
week
Mistakes
and
omissions
in
the
preliminary
lists
of
city
voters
will
be
corrected
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
Friday
and
Saturday
when
court
of
revision
sits
here
Revising
officer
Lawrence
Blundell
has
announced
he
will
hold
hearings
from
10
to
11
am
and
from
7
to
10
pm
down
stars
at
300
Brunswick
At
that
time
voteis
who
have
been
listed
incorrectly
or
miss
missed
�
ed
in
the
recent
enumeration
can
have
their
names
placed
properly
on
the
voters
lists
Electors
in
the
city
polling
divisions
numbers
119
to
147
cannot
be
sworn
in
on
voting
day
April
8
if
they
have
not
had
their
names
placed
on
the
list
by
the
court
of
revision
he
said
IN
THE
CITIZEN
Classified
8
9
Comics
9
Coming
events
6
Editorial
page
7
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Quesnel
news
2
Sports
4
5
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on
the
HUSTINGS
Truth
squad
disbanded
OTTAWA
CD
Liberal
party
hcadquaitcrs
announced
Sun
Sunday
�
day
that
it
has
decided
to
dis
disband
�
band
the
truth
squad
that
was
formed
last
week
to
attend
meetings
held
by
Prime
Minis
Minister
�
ter
Diefenbaker
The
squad
consisting
of
Judy
La
Marsh
MP
for
Niagara
Falls
in
the
last
Parliament
Fred
Belairc
party
icscarch
worker
and
Jack
Macbeth
free
lance
journalist
has
been
attending
meetings
held
by
Prime
Minister
Diefenbaker
to
point
out
to
the
press
any
in
inaccuracies
�
accuracies
he
might
make
in
his
political
campaign
The
squad
didnt
show
up
at
St
Johns
Nfld
Saturday
night
Liberal
headquarters
an
announced
�
nounced
the
squad
was
being
disbanded
because
it
had
been
misunderstood
and
misinter
misinterpreted
�
preted
and
because
of
re
regrettable
�
grettable
harassment
of
squad
leader
Judy
La
Marsh
Liberal
candidate
for
re
election
in
Nia
Niagara
�
gara
Falls
Dief
gets
last
laugh
SAINT
JOHNS
Nfld
CP
Mr
Diefenbaker
in
his
St
Johns
speech
said
It
has
been
said
the
truth
shall
make
you
free
It
cer
tainly
freed
that
group
He
said
in
an
obvious
refer
ence
to
Liberal
Premier
Small
wood
I
want
Newfoundland
not
to
allow
itself
to
be
controlled
by
any
one
person
Mr
Diefenbaker
appealed
plainly
for
greater
support
of
Conservative
candidates
in
Newfoundlands
seven
federal
ridings
You
havent
returned
us
very
many
members
one
in
last
years
election
two
in
1958
This
time
Im
asking
you
to
join
the
rest
of
Canada
I
have
never
let
you
down
I
have
never
measured
what
you
deserve
by
the
number
of
members
you
return
Sevigny
chosen
MONTREAL
CP
Pierre
Sevigny
who
quit
the
Diefen
Diefenbaker
�
baker
cabinet
over
the
prime
ministers
defence
policy
was
nominated
Sunday
night
as
the
Conservative
party
candidate
in
Longueuil
riding
We
dont
have
the
bomb
and
we
dont
want
the
bomb
the
former
associate
defence
min
minister
�
ister
said
in
accepting
the
nom
nomination
�
ination
but
we
lnust
accept
the
arms
wc
have
bought
to
protect
the
Canadian
people
Critics
slammed
JONQUIERE
Que
CP
So
cred
deputy
Caouelte
described
the
critics
of
Social
Ciedit
as
imbeciles
fools
ani
animals
�
mals
bloodsuckers
who
arc
draining
the
poor
and
dis
dishonest
�
honest
leaders
He
said
Canadians
gave
or
loaned
financial
and
material
aid
worth
7000000000
to
Brit
ain
during
the
war
What
was
possible
in
helping
the
British
should
also
be
possible
in
help
helping
�
ing
Canadians
Itlzen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
North
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
MARCH
18
1963
CABIN
RAZED
Governor
makes
apology
for
criticism
of
road
JUNEAU
Alaska
AP
Concessionaire
Chris
Palzcr
was
speaking
strictly
as
an
in
individual
�
dividual
and
not
as
an
official
or
emplovec
of
the
state
when
he
criticized
the
condition
of
BCs
Highway
16
Gov
Wil
William
�
liam
A
Egan
said
Saturday
Palzcr
was
quoted
in
Anchor
Anchorage
�
age
as
saying
the
highway
is
almost
impassable
In
a
letter
to
Highways
Min
Minister
�
ister
Gaglardi
of
BC
Egan
said
Palzer
was
speaking
en
tirely
on
his
own
He
is
not
an
official
or
employee
of
our
Alaska
state
government
The
statements
made
do
not
reflect
the
views
of
Alaska
state
officials
We
Alaskans
are
totally
fam
familiar
�
iliar
with
the
breakup
period
and
arc
not
about
to
criticize
our
Canadian
neighbors
for
per
periodic
�
iodic
problems
over
which
they
have
no
control
We
know
that
you
arc
doing
your
best
to
reconstruct
and
pave
Highway
16
as
quickly
as
available
funds
will
permit
We
also
know
that
maintenance
of
the
road
is
constantly
receiving
your
attention
As
governor
of
Alaska
I
am
proud
of
the
friendly
co-operation
which
exists
between
the
State
of
Alaska
and
all
officials
in
the
government
of
the
Pro
Province
�
vince
of
British
Columbia
Our
states
warm
relation
relationship
�
ship
with
British
Columbia
is
on
a
permanent
basis
I
can
assure
you
Our
new
ferry
system
will
serve
to
strengthen
that
mutual
friendship
and
co
ordinated
ef
effort
�
fort
ma
f
The
five
day
forecast
calls
for
slightly
below
normal
temperatures
and
moderate
precipitation
Mostly
cloudy
skies
arc
fore
cast
for
Tuesday
with
a
few
GALA
PROFITS
VANCOUVER
CO
The
Uni
vcrsity
of
BC
Mardi
Gras
this
winter
made
7500
for
research
into
muscular
diseases
a
meet
meeting
�
ing
of
the
BC
Chapter
of
the
Muscular
Dystrophy
Association
was
told
Candidates
fan
out
across
riding
Peter
Runkle
Conservative
standard
bearer
in
the
April
8
federal
vole
was
the
only
Cariboo
candidate
scheduled
to
bo
in
Prince
George
today
Liberal
Charlie
Graham
Social
Creditor
Bert
Leboe
and
New
Democrat
Bill
Close
were
all
working
north
of
the
moun
mountains
�
tains
according
to
schedules
released
by
committee
rooms
Mr
Graham
will
address
a
public
niceiing
at
Foil
Nel
Nelson
�
son
tonight
and
move
to
Fort
St
John
Tuesday
wlieie
he
will
meet
Paul
Martin
Wed
nesday
The
former
Liberal
minister
of
national
health
and
wel
fare
will
speak
in
support
of
Mr
Graham
at
Fort
St
John
and
at
Dawson
Creek
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
He
will
stop
only
briefly
at
Ilimv
George
Thuisday
morn
ing
while
his
plane
ii
fuels
Mr
Martin
will
then
continue
south
while
Mr
Graham
goes
to
McBride
for
Friday
Mr
Leboe
was
to
be
cam
campaigning
�
paigning
at
Cecil
Lake
and
other
small
rural
communities
around
Fort
St
John
today
He
is
scheduled
to
return
to
Prince
George
Tuesday
The
NDP
candidate
Mr
Close
is
also
north
of
the
mountains
and
will
not
be
in
Prince
George
until
Sunday
He
will
remain
south
of
the
mountains
until
caily
April
Nominations
By
The
Canadian
Press
Total
to
date
941
PC
250
Lib
265
SC
194
NDP
207
Coinm
13
Other
12
j-
7c
a
Copy
Vr
Fire
victim
60
fighting
for
life
A
60-ycar-old
district
man
is
in
critical
condition
in
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
today
after
being
burned
when
his
cabin
was
razed
late
Sunday
i
Angus
S
Buchanan
who
liv
lived
�
ed
alone
in
a
cabin
about
three
miles
west
of
Prince
George
in
the
Peterson
Subdivision
has
burns
to
90
per
cent
of
his
body
RCMP
said
today
that
Buch
Buchanan
�
anan
appeared
to
have
started
a
fiic
in
the
cabin
stove
about
11
pm
The
building
caught
fire
shortly
before
midnight
No
next-of-kin
have
been
lo
located
cated
Police
said
Buchanan
appar
apparently
�
ently
crawled
out
of
the
burn
burning
�
ing
cabin
and
was
later
found
by
J
C
Mueller
Mueller
took
Buchanan
to
hospital
Teacher
recruiting
team
happy
with
its
progress
School
District
57
officials
are
pleased
with
the
results
of
a
trip
to
the
coast
by
a
six
man
recruiting
teain
lost
week
Trustee
Harold
Moffat
chairman
of
the
recruit
recruiting
�
ing
committee
said
today
a
few
new
contracts
with
teachers
were
signed
and
a
lot
of
valuable
contacts
were
made
Next
step
in
the
recruitment
of
about
125
new
teachers
needed
by
next
September
will
be
another
recruiting
trip
south
in
mid
April
he
said
PRSON
BARS
SHOOK
Freed
prisoners
tell
of
Cuba
missile
tests
MIAMI
Fla
AP
Two
US
women
first
of
more
than
20
American
prisoners
expected
to
be
freed
from
Cuban
jails
within
six
weeks
claim
that
while
in
prison
they
heard
Russians
test
firing
missiles
I
dont
think
they
could
be
small
ones
one
said
They
shook
the
prison
bars
in
our
hands
The
women
were
released
un
unexpectedly
�
expectedly
Sunday
with
no
strings
attached
according
to
James
Donovan
the
New
York
lawyer
who
negotiated
their
freedom
Donovan
said
the
other
native-born
Americans
will
be
re
leased
when
delivery
of
53000-
000
worth
of
medicine
and
foods
from
the
US
to
Cuba
is
com
completed
�
pleted
That
should
take
about
six
weeks
Donovan
said
The
US
agreed
to
exchange
the
53000000
worth
of
goods
for
the
release
of
1113
Cubans
taken
prisoner
in
the
unsuc
unsuccessful
�
cessful
Bay
of
Pigs
invasion
of
Cuba
in
1961
Donovan
also
said
Cuban
Pre
Premier
�
mier
Fidel
Castro
agreed
to
free
nine
skin
divers
arrested
six
weeks
ago
if
the
lawyer
could
prove
them
innocent
of
counter
revolutionary
activity
The
freed
prisoner
said
the
Russians
arc
testing
missiles
at
an
underground
rock
quarry
six
miles
from
Guanajay
Pris
Prison
�
on
15
miles
from
Havana
That
is
one
of
the
sites
where
Rus
Russians
�
sians
installed
intermediate
range
missiles
before
last
Oc
Octobers
�
tobers
Cuban
crisis
She
said
the
tests
were
con
conducted
�
ducted
every
three
or
four
days
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w
ns
ra
v
i
showers
or
snow
flurries
Little
change
in
temperature
and
light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Tuesday
at
Prince
George
Quesnel
and
Smithers
25
and
45
Peace
River
Low
tonight
and
high
Tuesday
at
Grande
Prairie
10
and
25
Vancouer
low
tonight
and
high
Tuesday
35
and
50
Vic
Victoria
�
toria
38
and
50
LAST
24
HOURS
HI
Lo
Prec
Plincc
George
45
23
04
Terrace
42
35
trace
Smithers
45
28
02
Quesnel
51
2G
Williams
Lake
47
35
Kamloops
56
20
Whitehoisc
14
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Foit
Nelson
10
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Fort
St
John
39
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41
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06
PRAIRIE
WEATHER
Winnipeg
11
south
wind
clear
Regina
17
SE
wind
18
clear
Saskatoon
11
east
wind
4
foggy
Lelhbridge
39
wind
WSW
24
30
cloudy
Calgary
36
wind
WNW
20
gusting
to
29
DROWNING
SUSPECTED
A
South
Fort
George
man
is
missing
and
believed
drown
drowned
�
ed
in
the
Fraser
River
RCMP
report
Alvin
Hanson
55
was
re
reported
�
ported
missing
from
his
home
Saturday
Tracks
led
to
a
hole
in
the
river
ice
about
50
yards
from
shore
and
no
tracks
appeared
to
lead
away
from
the
open
water
Police
said
detachments
south
of
here
have
been
no
notified
�
tified
to
watch
for
a
body
Hanson
is
married
Alaska
pleads
for
protection
JUNEAU
Alaska
AP
Al
Alaska
�
aska
Governor
William
Egan
said
today
wc
have
been
screaming
for
protection
along
the
northwest
coast
but
wc
dont
seem
to
get
any
place
with
the
Pentagon
That
was
his
reaction
to
the
Washington
announcement
that
Soviet
planes
have
flown
over
the
remote
area
near
Etolin
Strait
and
Kuskokwim
Bay
Egan
said
there
is
a
scram
scramble
�
ble
station
for
jet
fighter-interceptors
about
400
miles
northeast
of
Etolin
Strait
but
that
bases
aic
needed
at
other
locations
Alaskas
big
ballistic
missile
early
warning
station
at
Clear
in
the
interior
near
Fail
banks
is
more
than
1000
miles
from
the
area
flown
over
by
the
Rus
Russians
�
sians
Radar
stations
arc
sprinkled
along
the
Alaskan
coast
but
the
major
ones
are
not
in
that
area
Inquest
resumes
here
Wednesday
Inquest
into
the
death
of
a
35-year-old
man
will
continue
in
Prince
George
Wednesday
Nick
Demchuk
was
killed
last
Thursday
when
struck
by
a
semi
trailer
truck
on
the
Hart
Highway
about
70
miles
north
of
here
CITY
MAN
FACES
CHARGE
AT
COAST
VANCOUVER
Special
Ravmond
Jinkmon
38
of
Prince
GVorgo
has
been
charged
with
hit-and-run
and
negligent
driving
heie
Police
said
Jinkcibon
side
swiped
anotiicr
car
at
Con
naught
and
Gianvillc
and
then
drove
off
without
stop
ping
No
one
was
injured
in
the
accident
He
was
arrested
about
four
blocks
away
wheie
he
stop
ped
his
car
they
said