Heil
Hitler
crowd
of
15000
greets
Caouette
Residents
of
the
Cariboo
federal
riding
have
the
next
48
hours
to
decide
which
of
the
four
candidates
they
want
to
represent
them
in
parliament
We
suggest
there
is
little
or
no
room
for
choice
if
the
issues
and
the
picture
are
studied
clearly
and
carefully
In
order
to
properly
clarify
the
picture
and
put
it
in
perspective
it
must
first
be
shorn
of
such
red
herrings
as
nuclear
warheads
anti
Americanism
unemployment
the
Columbia
River
treaty
a
national
medical
scheme
trade
with
communist
countries
or
whether
Canada
should
join
the
Organization
of
American
States
True
these
all
arc
very
vital
subjects
But
they
arc
not
issues
in
this
campaign
They
arc
matters
which
must
be
resolved
by
the
incoming
government
They
can
only
be
resolved
by
a
good
one
But
the
fact
is
that
unless
we
elect
a
government
which
has
a
clear
majority
in
parliament
these
and
many
other
important
matters
will
be
no
nearer
solution
than
they
were
in
the
hands
of
the
minority
Conservative
government
which
has
ruled
Canada
since
last
June
Majority
government
The
first
and
most
vital
matter
for
the
voters
to
decide
therefore
is
how
to
elect
a
majority
government
Almost
every
expert
in
the
nation
is
now
pre
predicting
�
dicting
the
Liberals
will
emerge
from
Mondays
election
with
the
largest
number
of
seats
But
many
predict
they
will
not
get
a
clear
majority
of
134
seats
or
better
In
other
words
the
experts
think
Canada
will
wind
up
with
another
minority
government
another
gov
government
�
ernment
which
can
do
nothing
because
it
must
make
deals
with
another
political
party
as
the
Conserva
Conservatives
�
tives
and
the
Social
Creditors
did
during
the
life
of
the
last
parliament
Every
Canadian
must
realize
that
if
this
situation
is
allowed
to
develop
again
none
of
the
urgent
problems
listed
above
will
bo
solved
that
wo
shall
undoubtedly
have
another
costly
election
soon
and
that
in
the
meantime
our
economy
our
trade
and
our
international
relations
will
crumble
still
further
The
experts
all
agree
that
only
the
Liberals
have
a
chance
a
slim
one
but
a
chance
nevertheless
of
forming
a
majority
government
It
is
in
everyones
personal
interest
therefore
to
seek
to
attain
that
goal
by
voting
for
a
majority
government
in
the
only
way
we
can
by
voting
Liberal
WHAT
PARTY
WHAT
LEADER
BILL
CLOSE
CHARLIE
GRAHAM
NDP
Liberal
mtJm
AJl
j
PETER
RUNKLE
BERT
LEBOE
Conservative
Socred
I
Hoax
desperation
charges
fly
over
Bomarcs
Montreal
students
brawl
at
big
rally
2
LESTER
PEARSON
biggest
rally
of
all
Socred
leaders
copter
crashes
Thompson
unhurt
ALLISTOX
Ont
CP
Social
Credit
Leader
Thompson
paid
a
brief
ist
to
Alliston
Friday
and
left
with
the
sound
of
rip
ripping
�
ping
metal
when
his
light
lieli
copter
faltered
and
struck
a
fencepost
Mr
Thompson
and
two
oth
others
�
ers
in
the
aircraft
were
unin
jiucd
He
had
flown
by
helicopter
from
Camp
Borden
near
Bar
ric
o
Alliston
the
first
of
three
brief
stops
before
his
night
meeting
m
Barrie
After
shaking
hands
with
a
small
crowd
iMr
Thompson
re
boarded
the
helicopter
with
Llod
dimming
Social
Credit
candidate
in
Dufferin
Simcoe
Taking
off
it
momentarily
lost
power
and
struck
the
fence
post
damaging
one
of
its
land
landing
�
ing
pontoons
and
a
cable
The
craft
settled
a
few
feet
and
landed
Then
it
took
off
again
The
machine
chartered
from
Dominion
Air
Services
pro-
ceeded
to
Angus
and
Colling
wood
with
Mr
Thompson
who
said
in
an
interview
later
he
was
a
little
leery
but
com
completed
�
pleted
the
tour
successfully
By
The
Canadian
Press
Two
huge
rallies
in
Toronto
and
Montreal
and
some
quiet
talking
elsewhere
featured
Fri
Friday
�
day
nights
electioneering
as
the
campaign
ncarcd
its
close
Liberal
Leader
Pearson
buoy
buoyed
�
ed
by
a
cheering
crowd
of
16000
in
Torontos
Maple
Leaf
Gar
dens
and
another
3000
in
an
overflow
hall
nearby
declared
his
hour
has
arrived
to
be
become
�
come
prime
minister
NEAR
BEDLAM
In
Montreal
some
300
rauc
raucous
�
ous
university
students
created
near
bedlam
at
a
15000
pcrson
rally
for
Real
Caouette
and
the
deputy
Social
Credit
leader
an
angrily
�
grily
threw
back
at
the
demon
demonstrators
�
strators
their
Hitler
cry
Meanwhile
Prime
Minister
Dicfenbakcr
speaking
at
Brant
ftnd
was
rejecting
Liberal
crit
criticisms
�
icisms
that
his
campaign
has
been
anti
American
May
it
never
be
said
he
told
an
audience
of
1500
that
a
prime
minister
of
Canada
when
he
speaks
out
for
Canada
is
against
any
other
nation
QUIET
ELSEWHERE
For
the
other
party
leaders
the
last
stages
of
campaigning
were
quieter
Social
Credit
Leader
Thomp
Thompson
�
son
speaking
at
Barrie
Ont
revised
his
earlier
predictions
of
a
minority
Social
Credit
gov
government
�
ernment
and
said
his
party
will
win
a
majority
New
Democratic
Leader
Doug
Douglas
�
las
engaged
in
a
half
hour
tele
television
�
vision
debate
in
Vancouver
with
his
Liberal
rival
in
Burnaby
Coquitlam
constituency
Tom
Kent
and
then
attended
a
so
social
�
cial
gathering
in
his
riding
A
legal
ban
on
political
broad
broadcasting
�
casting
went
into
effect
at
mid
midnight
�
night
Friday
Today
the
party
leaders
with
Mr
Diefenbaker
an
exception
planned
to
do
little
or
no
speech
making
The
Conservative
leader
had
a
busy
day
of
whistle
stop
travel
in
Southern
Ontario
with
speeches
at
Goderich
and
Sarnia
before
flying
to
his
home
riding
of
Prince
Albert
HUGE
OVATION
Mr
Pearson
returned
to
Ot
tawa
and
Mr
Thompson
to
Red
Deer
Alta
where
they
will
be
on
election
day
The
Liberal
leader
had
no
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not
familiar
with
project
VICTORIA
CP
Erwin
Swangard
managing
editor
of
The
Sun
testified
Friday
that
he
had
no
personal
knowledge
of
highways
department
Con
Contract
�
tract
819
subject
of
a
graft
in
investigation
�
vestigation
by
a
legislative
board
of
inquiry
Mr
Swangard
spent
45
min
minutes
�
utes
in
the
witness
box
and
said
two
Vancouver
men
II
II
Gil
Gillespie
�
lespie
and
W
R
Myhill
Jones
volunteered
affidavits
to
his
newspaper
during
a
routine
check
of
allegations
tabled
in
the
legislature
He
said
he
considered
publi
publication
�
cation
of
the
affidavit
would
be
contempt
of
the
legislature
so
he
sent
them
to
the
attorney
general
with
copies
for
the
leaders
of
the
Liberal
and
New
Democratic
parties
This
was
one
of
the
times
when
you
have
to
make
up
your
mind
to
publish
them
or
pass
them
on
to
the
proper
author
ities
he
said
Irvine
Corbett
Social
Credit
member
for
Yale
chairman
of
the
board
declined
to
act
on
a
request
by
NDP
leader
Robert
Strachan
that
the
board
apolo
apologize
�
gize
for
wasting
Mr
Swangards
time
and
for
wasting
taxpayers
money
by
subpoenaing
him
Waldo
Skillings
Social
Credit
Victoria
who
requested
Mr
Swangard
be
brought
before
the
board
attempted
to
ask
him
who
was
responsible
for
head
lines
in
the
newspaper
This
is
not
the
right
form
objected-
John
Farris
lawjer
for
The
Sun
Continued
on
Page
6
Citizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
SATURDAY
APRIL
6
1963
The
candidates
V
ELECTION
SPECIAL
5
It
M
xrt
Month
BT
CARRIER
Nucleor
arms
still
major
issue
as
campaign
ends
By
The
Canadian
Press
Campaigning
in
the
final
week
of
the
election
dug
into
a
grab
bag
of
issues
but
the
nuclear
controversy
still
emerged
on
top
Election
sparks
were
struck
when
it
was
disclosed
in
Wash
Washington
�
ington
that
US
Defence
Secre
Secretary
�
tary
McNamara
asserted
that
American
and
Canadian
Bo
marc
anti
aircraft
missile
bases
would
at
the
very
least
draw
enemy
fire
if
war
erupted
Prime
Minister
Diefenbaker
campaigning
in
Quebec
and
On
Ontario
�
tario
said
the
McNamara
state
statement
�
ment
made
a
hoax
of
the
Lib
Liberal
�
eral
position
that
the
Bomarcs
should
be
tipped
with
nuclear
warheads
The
Liberal
policy
he
de
declared
�
clared
might
make
Canada
into
a
burnt
sacrifice
in
time
of
war
Liberal
Leader
Pearson
sneaking
in
the
big
cities
slammed
the
prime
ministers
statements
a
s
irresponsible
demagogucry
and
desperate
tactics
of
despertae
men
New
Democratic
Party
Leader
T
C
Douglas
pressing
for
a
non
nuclear
defence
role
for
Canada
said
the
US
wants
to
arm
the
Bomarcs
with
nuclear
heads
to
open
the
way
for
fur
further
�
ther
more
advanced
nuclear
weapons
in
Canada
Social
Credit
Leader
Thomp
Thompson
�
son
who
wants
to
turn
the
de
dencc
dilemma
over
to
an
all
party
parliamentary
committee
attacked
Conservative
defence
relations
with
the
US
It
is
not
good
enough
to
hide
under
the
American
defence
umbrella
WHAT
MAN
Only
three
issues
really
count
in
Mondays
election
Five
minutes
is
a
short
time
to
spend
in
consideration
of
so
impor
important
�
tant
a
subject
as
the
selection
of
your
government
It
takes
five
min
minutes
�
utes
to
read
this
article
Will
you
take
five
minutes
to
read
this
analysis
of
the
election
issues
as
they
affect
the
Cariboo
federal
rid
riding
�
ing
as
a
whole
and
the
Prince
George
area
in
particular
The
second
matter
for
the
voter
to
decide
is
which
party
leader
will
make
the
best
prime
minister
of
Canada
Obviously
it
is
not
going
to
be
T
C
Douglas
He
is
a
man
who
was
finally
rejected
by
the
people
who
know
him
best
the
voters
of
Saskathcewan
As
an
MP
in
1937
he
tried
as
hard
as
any
man
can
try
to
render
Canada
defenceless
against
her
enemies
He
said
recorded
in
the
official
debates
of
the
House
of
Commons
1937
pp
1059
and
10G3
Against
whom
are
we
arming
Oh
I
know
the
bogeymen
have
been
trotted
out
in
this
chamber
It
has
been
suggested
that
it
might
be
Italy
it
might
be
Germany
it
might
be
Japan
Douglas
was
a
better
prophet
than
he
intended
His
CCF
now
NDP
party
in
the
Commons
was
still
opposing
the
Liberal
governments
preparations
for
national
defence
when
Germany
marched
into
Poland
soon
to
be
joined
by
Italy
and
then
Japan
After
leading
the
province
of
Saskatchewan
into
a
state
of
economic
stagnation
Douglas
returned
to
the
federal
field
this
time
as
head
of
his
party
but
apparently
no
more
fitted
than
before
to
bo
Canadas
chief
executive
A
silver
tongue
makes
neither
an
economist
nor
a
statesman
Nor
will
it
be
the
duplicate
leaders
of
Social
Credit
Mr
Thompson
and
Mr
Caouette
Thompsons
15
ycar
apprenticeship
as
a
mission
missionary
�
ary
and
educator
in
Ethiopia
scarcely
fits
him
to
be
the
man
to
tell
Canadians
how
their
nation
shall
be
run
His
monetary
theories
gleaned
from
a
book
on
Social
Credit
have
been
tested
and
found
wanting
Caouettes
leadership
of
a
Quebec
breakaway
f
but
the
rest
of
Canada
is
not
ready
for
a
dictator
group
testifies
to
an
independent
spirit
in
Quebec
In
1933
Canadian
voters
gave
John
Diefenbaker
and
his
Conservatives
the
biggest
majority
any
Cana
Canadian
�
dian
government
has
hail
Four
years
later
with
unemployment
at
a
record
level
and
the
economy
close
to
being
wrecked
the
voters
took
away
that
majority
It
should
have
brought
Diefenbaker
to
his
senses
But
it
didnt
Thanks
to
the
brains
and
efforts
of
some
of
his
senior
ministers
most
of
whom
have
since
left
him
the
economy
has
been
much
improved
But
that
is
all
Diefenbaker
has
helped
kick
South
Africa
out
of
the
Commonwealth
has
worked
to
kill
Britains
chances
of
joining
the
European
Common
Market
and
has
deliberately
forced
Canada
into
a
bitter
row
with
our
biggest
trading
partner
and
our
biggest
lumber
buyer
After
three
abortive
chances
to
govern
Canada
well
it
is
unthinkable
that
he
be
given
another
Lester
B
Pearson
is
left
A
poor
image
on
television
Perhaps
but
we
need
a
prime
minister
not
a
movie
actor
Undecided
about
nuclear
warheads
Again
per
perhaps
�
haps
but
Pearson
is
the
man
who
as
Canadas
secretary
of
foreign
affairs
in
the
Liberal
government
of
Louis
St
Laurent
was
hailed
as
one
of
the
worlds
great
statesmen
who
helped
create
a
Canadian
image
which
once
was
respected
throughout
the
world
Pearson
has
the
courage
and
the
brains
to
recog
recognize
�
nize
that
a
strong
defence
Is
the
best
defence
He
conceived
the
idea
of
the
United
Nations
Emergency
he
said
then
turn
around
and
stick
your
tongue
out
at
those
who
hold
the
mnarclla
The
hustings
also
heard
speeches
about
economic
prob
problems
�
lems
Campaigning
in
his
home
riding
of
Algoma
East
Mr
Pearson
promised
direct
gov
government
�
ernment
help
to
establish
indus
industries
�
tries
in
hard
up
areas
He
said
he
isnt
worried
if
his
pledge
is
called
socialism
Sweeping
from
Vancouver
to
Moncton
in
the
final
week
Mr
Douglas
said
the
spark
for
the
economy
should
come
from
a
redistribution
of
income
through
social
spending
and
welfare
measures
He
blamed
foreign
control
of
the
economy
for
Canadas
high
jobless
rate
Mr
Thompson
who
cam
paigned
in
Alberta
and
Ontario
promised
to
adjust
family
al
allowances
�
lowances
and
pensions
annually
to
keep
pace
with
living
costs
and
take
welfare
measures
out
of
the
political
arena
We
must
put
an
end
to
the
cheap
practice
of
buying
votes
with
election
promises
for
high-
er
wclfaic
benefits
he
said
on
a
CBC
free
time
tv
broad
broadcast
�
cast
BOMB
HITS
TOMMY
VANCOUVER
CPi
A
glass
enclosed
stink
bomb
about
the
size
of
a
marble
hit
New
Demo-
I
cratic
Party
leader
T
C
Doug-
j
las
on
the
neck
at
his
rally
here
Wednesday
The
glass
didnt
break
and
the
bomb
was
given
to
police
Now
hear
this
Lands
and
Forests
minister
Williston
in
a
vote
for
Bert
broadcast
Thursday
said
what
Canada
needs
most
at
Ottawa
is
Social
Creditors
Robert
Thompson
Real
Caouette
and
Bert
Leboe
Thats
like
saying
what
this
world
needs
to
get
anywhere
is
Kennedy
Khrush
Khrushchev
�
chev
and
Charlie
McCarthy
Games
of
copcat
are
numer
numerous
�
ous
in
the
campaign
Local
Tories
had
a
Chinese
Canadian
on
tv
one
night
Liberals
had
one
a
couple
of
nights
later
Then
the
Tories
put
on
a
Dutch
New
Canadian
and
Liberals
followed
suit
on
that
one
too
Now
Conservative
candidate
Pete
Runkles
campaign
man
ager
Eunice
Roy
plans
to
send
the
Liberals
a
bill
for
ideas
Our
Dawson
Creek
reporter
Trev
Schofield
reports
that
Jim
Spice
returning
oificer
for
Cariboo
opened
a
ballot
box
sent
from
Ottawa
and
found
Inside
a
scrap
of
cardboard
on
which
was
written
I
voto
NDP
South
Fort
George
electors
vote
at
the
community
fire
hall
not
in
Prince
George
said
Lib-
cral
party
worker
Pete
Pat-
tullo
in
an
effort
to
settle
some
confusion
he
said
has
arisen
after
cards
were
mailed
telling
voters
of
polling
divisions
155
and
205
to
vote
at
the
fire
hall
Force
to
bring
peace
not
war
to
the
Suez
and
the
Middle
East
And
he
was
awarded
the
Nobel
Peace
Prize
for
his
realistic
approach
to
this
and
other
touchy
situations
This
is
the
sort
of
man
in
whom
we
can
safely
place
our
trust
to
do
the
right
thing
about
nuclear
commitments
During
this
campaign
he
has
beer
speaking
the
truth
to
Canadians
even
though
some
sometimes
�
times
it
has
been
bitter
truth
which
might
cost
his
party
votes
And
the
third
consideration
for
the
voter
is
the
local
candidate
The
incumbent
Mr
Leboe
may
be
well
intentioned
and
a
very
nice
fellow
indeed
But
what
can
Leboe
do
for
the
Cariboo
What
good
will
it
do
to
elect
a
man
who
represents
a
splinter
party
What
can
the
people
of
Prince
George
or
Quesnel
or
Vanderhoof
hope
to
get
for
their
communities
by
electing
a
man
to
Ottawa
who
is
a
member
of
a
party
which
has
no
chance
of
forming
the
government
Or
a
man
who
in
two
terms
of
office
at
Ottawa
has
never
done
a
single
thing
for
his
riding
The
NDP
candidate
Mr
Close
has
nothing
to
offer
this
riding
except
membership
in
a
socialist
party
which
doesnt
even
approve
of
the
Canadian
way
of
life
Why
fool
around
with
another
splinter
party
member
MP
should
be
potent
Mr
Runkle
offers
the
voters
an
able
and
proven
businessman
who
in
a
relatively
short
campaign
has
left
a
favorable
impression
of
sound
thinking
a
quick
grasp
of
facts
and
situations
and
a
good
understand
understanding
�
ing
of
the
problems
which
face
his
riding
Mr
Runkle
undoubtedly
would
make
a
good
member
of
parliament
But
again
by
all
counts
the
Conservatives
are
finished
as
Canadas
government
so
why
elect
an
MP
who
can
only
represent
us
at
Ottawa
as
a
member
of
the
opposition
Only
the
governing
party
can
bring
in
the
sort
of
legislation
which
will
provide
this
riding
with
the
many
things
it
needs
In
the
Liberal
candidate
Charles
Graham
we
have
a
man
who
came
to
Prince
George
in
1919
with
little
in
his
pockets
and
who
by
his
own
hard
work
and
ability
has
made
his
way
both
in
business
and
in
civic
administration
If
we
elect
Graham
wo
will
get
as
our
MP
a
man
who
is
not
only
capable
of
handling
the
job
but
who
has
the
added
advantages
for
us
of
representing
the
only
party
which
can
form
a
government