Business-as-usual
day
as
Kennedy
reaches
46
WASHINGTON
AP
President
Kennedy
reached
his
46th
birthday
today
Except
for
an
evening
party
planned
by
his
wife
it
was
a
business-as-usual
day
for
Kennedy
JAYCEES
HAVE
BEEN
BUSY
FOR
SEVERAL
weeks
preparing
for
the
provincial
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
convention
starting
here
tonight
and
ending
Sunday
About
400
delegates
and
wives
are
expected
Jayccttes
Mrs
Dot
Johnson
and
Mrs
Ann
CO
OPERATION
ASKED
HERE
US
lumber
spokesman
reaffirms
tough
stand
WASHINGTON
CP
A
spokesman
for
the
US
lumber
industry
said
Tuesday
Uiat
un
until
�
til
there
are
solutions
through
international
action
the
industry
will
continue
to
seek
protection
through
Congress
against
heavy
Marginal
failures
might
be
allowed
into
university
VICTORIA
CP
Although
Grade
12
students
cant
take
supplemental
examinations
this
j
ear
not
all
students
who
fail
in
one
subject
will
be
barred
from
attending
Vivtoria
College
or
the
University
of
BC
Marginal
failures
will
come
under
review
by
an
adjudica
adjudication
�
tion
board
Education
Minister
Peterson
said
Tuesday
In
the
event
that
a
deserv
deserving
�
ing
student
fails
in
one
subject
provided
his
record
is
good
he
will
hae
his
case
considered
in
detail
Mr
Peterson
said
that
follow
ing
representations
from
parent
teachers
groups
he
has
referred
the
possibility
of
reviving
sup
plcmcntal
examinations
to
the
provincial
uuuru
ui
i
auiiuucis
They
were
eliminated
this
year
Cluculz
Lake
resort
operators
who
expect
the
hottest
entry
so
far
for
their
annual
char
fishing
derby
which
is
held
to
raise
money
for
Aurora
School
for
Retarded
Children
are
up
in
the
air
about
an
error
in
their
aihertising
posters
The
con
contest
�
test
starts
this
Saturday
and
finishes
Sunday
next
week
June
9
So
ignore
the
posters
which
read
June
18
Costs
a
buck
to
enter
and
ou
can
win
sccral
cash
prizes
Wanted
women
between
the
ages
of
18
and
40
single
for
the
date
bureau
at
the
Jaycecs
provincial
convention
Seems
the
Jaycees
look
for
some
400
persons
to
attend
the
convention
many
of
whom
will
be
unattached
while
they
are
here
males
So
they
are
look
ing
for
unattached
during
the
convention
at
least
females
so
the
bojs
can
have
dates
for
three
big
dances
that
are
plan-
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and
there
11
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lumber
Imports
from
Canada
Mortimer
B
Doyle
execu
executive
�
tive
vice
president
of
the
Na
National
�
tional
Lumber
Manufacturers
Association
told
reporters
his
organization
has
a
mandate
to
wage
an
all
out
effort
to
reduce
the
impact
of
Canadian
soft
softwoods
�
woods
on
domestic
markets
The
tariff
commission
earlier
this
year
rejected
the
associa
tions
demands
for
higher
tar
tariffs
�
iffs
against
Canadian
softwoods
and
the
association
turned
its
efforts
to
Congress
to
seek
im
port
curbs
through
legislative
action
However
while
a
number
of
bills
on
the
issue
are
pending
in
Congress
none
has
been
ap
approved
�
proved
Last
week
Doyle
appeared
before
the
Northern
Interior
Lumbermens
Association
at
Prince
George
and
urged
co
cooperation
�
operation
between
the
Canadian
and
US
industries
to
defeat
their
common
enemy
substi
substitutes
�
tutes
for
lumber
as
building
materials
CHAMBER
AWARDS
VANCOUVER
CP
The
BC
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
honored
Kelovvna
Keremeos
L
and
Kitimat
branches
with
gavel-of-the-year
awards
for
outstanding
achievement
Now
hear
this
ned
for
Thursday
Friday
and
Saturday
evenings
Interested
Then
phone
LOgan
4
5185
before
5
pm
and
LOgan
4
6547
after
5
pm
According
to
The
Citizen
fishing
columnist
Salmo
somebody
got
his
direc
directions
�
tions
mixed
when
writing
jes
terdays
cutlines
under
the
pic
picture
�
ture
of
the
big
char
Morfee
not
Morphey
Lake
is
located
on
the
Parsnip
River
access
road
northwest
of
McLeods
Lake
not
near
the
Kenney
Dam
Army
Cadet
training
officer
Jim
McDonell
today
issued
a
cal
to
remind
his
charges
the
annual
inspection
is
slated
for
7
pm
Thursday
at
the
Armory
lies
afraid
the
turnout
might
be
less
than
it
should
be
because
quite
a
few
of
the
bojs
have
been
taking
advantage
of
the
nice
weather
to
play
ball
in
instead
�
stead
of
turning
out
for
parades
With
80
cadets
registered
par
ades
have
been
drawing
only
about
half
strength
and
Jim
wants
to
sec
a
full
complement
out
for
the
inspection
plus
presentation
of
awards
and
tro
trophies
�
phies
Whoever
is
responsible
for
the
mess
of
garbage
on
display
between
the
CNR
tracks
and
First
certainly
did
a
good
Job
of
ignoring
Clean
up
Week
Its
not
too
late
to
do
something
about
it
Day
weekend
Reporters
traced
Brown
to
Rio
de
Janeiro
Brazil
after
an
airlines
clerk
reported
a
round
trip
ticket
had
been
paid
for
in
small
bills
CHAMBERS
BACK
COLUMBIA
SALE
VANCOUVER
CP
The
BC
Chamber
of
Commerce
Tuesday
supported
a
Vancou
Vancouver
�
ver
Board
of
Trade
resolu
resolution
�
tion
favoring
Columbia
River
power
development
and
sale
of
downstream
benefits
to
the
US
The
resolution
stipulates
that
sale
of
the
benefits
should
cover
all
costs
of
the
project
Zk
Phone
lOgon
4
2441
Vol
7
No
104
Perry
are
assisted
in
filling
grab
bags
for
delegates
by
convention
chairman
Ernie
Hill
as
preparations
are
completed
See
story
on
Page
11
Roy
Fujikawa
photo
MP
urges
quick
action
to
defeat
separatism
OTTAWA
CP
The
senior
Conservative
spokes
spokesman
�
man
from
Quebec
Leon
Balcer
says
the
peaceful
revolution
in
his
provinccls
suctf
that
the
federal
government
cannot
afford
to
wait
two
years
for
a
royal
commission
report
The
former
transport
minister
told
the
Commons
Tuesday
that
Quebec
will
sink
even
deeper
into
separatism
unless
immediate
action
is
taken
to
give
the
province
a
larger
role
in
Confederation
and
French
Canadians
a
larger
role
in
society
Only
30000
missing
in
armored
car
theft
VANCOUVER
CP
Three
men
are
charged
and
all
but
some
30000
of
the
525000
stolen
from
the
Loomis
armor
armored
�
ed
car
service
10
days
ago
has
been
recovered
Charged
with
theft
over
50
are
Douglas
John
Brown
35
Loomis
guard
driver
William
John
vGrant
31
con
contractor
�
tractor
president
of
F
W
G
Construction
a
small
firm
in
outlying
North
Surrey
Jerry
Peterson
33
identified
by
police
as
a
laborer
with
no
fixed
address
All
three
appeared
before
Magistrate
Gordon
Scott
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
No
plea
was
taken
and
bail
was
set
at
15000
eacn
They
were
remanded
for
a
week
for
hearing
The
case
began
on
the
night
of
May
18
with
an
armored
car
making
the
rounds
of
48
supermarkets
and
collecting
more
than
500000
The
money
vanished
some
time
overnight
but
the
theft
went
undiscovered
until
May
21
when
Brown
did
not
return
to
work
after
his
long
Victoria
The
suspect
was
arrested
by
Rio
police
held
incommuni
incommunicado
�
cado
then
hustled
aboard
a
New
York
bound
airliner
The
money
was
recovered
and
Grant
and
Peterson
were
arrested
while
Brown
was
en
route
home
A
police
inspector
said
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
that
bank
clerks
counted
the
small
bills
found
in
three
suitcases
in
a
Hope
motel
Sun
day
We
are
between
28000
and
30000
short
he
said
The
money
was
to
be
re
recounted
�
counted
later
e
Harry
Wipper
manager
of
the
Civic
Properties
and
Recre
Recreation
�
ation
Commission
in
Nanaimo
Tuesday
was
elected
president
of
the
BC
Arena
Auditorium
and
Stadium
Association
Mr
Wipper
succeeds
Bill
Woy
cik
manager
of
the
Civic
Pro
pcrties
and
Recreation
Commis
Commission
�
sion
in
Prince
George
as
as
association
�
sociation
president
14th
CONVENTION
J
O
Bus
Evans
manager
of
Exhibition
Gardens
in
Van
couver
was
chosen
first
vice
e
com-
muniquc
published
by
the
Vati
Vatican
�
can
newspaper
LOsscrvatore
Romano
it
was
clear
that
the
81-ear-old
pontiffs
condition
remained
grave
A
massive
blood
transfusion
Tuesday
enabled
him
to
sur
survive
�
vive
hemorrhaging
Three
transfusions
to
offset
extensive
internal
bleeding
from
an
abnormal
stomachy
growth
that
has
bothered
him
for
a
jear
were
reported
necessary
to
pull
the
pontiff
through
his
brush
with
death
Tuesday
His
condition
still
is
grave
and
his
Roman
physician
Dr
Piero
Mazzoni
was
with
him
throughout
the
night
It
was
his
eighth
straight
night
in
the
apostolic
palace
After
the
Popes
harrowing
day
Tuesday
the
word
from
in
inside
�
side
the
Vatican
was
Only
a
miracle
can
save
him
Reuters
news
agency
quoted
an
authoritative
Vatican
source
as
being
slightly
optimistic
to
today
�
day
Reuters
quoted
the
source
as
saying
the
Pope
had
a
heart
like
a
horse
and
might
be
able
to
resist
his
illness
even
for
a
month
The
Vatican
press
office
said
the
Pope
spent
a
good
night
and
felt
slightly
better
through
the
morning
Though
Pope
John
continued
to
have
uninterrupted
medical
attention
his
chief
personal
physician
Professor
Antonio
Gasbarrini
did
not
call
at
the
Vatican
this
morning
This
was
an
indication
the
Pope
was
feeling
better
president
Joe
lannarclli
man
manager
�
ager
of
the
Municipal
Spoits
Centre
in
Esquimau
was
named
second
vice
president
REPS
NAMED
The
elections
highlighted
the
business
session
of
the
associa
associations
�
tions
14th
annual
convention
which
ended
here
Tuesday
night
Bill
Hunter
of
Nanaimo
cas
re
elected
representative
of
the
commissioners
while
Vic
Culpln
ALL
BLAZES
REPORTED
UNDER
CONTROL
three
new
ones
were
reported
Forest
service
spokesmen
said
that
30
men
and
thiec
crawler
tractors
have
all
tho
fires
under
control
or
observa
observation
�
tion
and
there
luve
been
no
major
blazes
repoitcd
One
of
the
larger
fires
is
a
2
acre
blaze
near
Taginchil
Lake
about
30
miles
northwest
of
Prince
George
Eleven
men
and
two
crawler
tractors
are
w
oi
king
on
it
Hazard
in
the
district
is
gen
generally
�
erally
moderate
with
low
and
moderate-to-ucli
reported
iu
a
Itizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
WEDNESDAY
MAY
29
1963
FOOT
SHATTERED
49
killed
in
collapse
of
rail
station
roof
CP
from
AP
Reuter
LISBON
Portugal
Tumbling
concrete
slabs
and
steel
girders
from
a
collapsing
railway
station
roof
crushed
49
persons
to
death
and
injured
Gl
others
in
a
holiday
crowd
here
Tuesday
There
were
reports
of
sabotage
and
police
be
began
�
gan
an
investigation
Passengers
returning
from
nearby
beaches
had
just
stepped
out
of
a
train
when
the
roof
of
the
station
built
about
two
years
ago
began
to
crumble
CONDITION
STILL
GRAVE
Blood
transfusion
pulls
Pope
through
tough
time
VATICAN
CITY
AP
The
Vatican
said
today
Pope
John
spent
a
night
of
tranquil
repose
during
which
he
did
not
need
assistance
Despite
this
word
in
JURY
RULES
Accused
insane
Leo
Inyallic
38
of
McLeods
Lake
has
been
found
not
guilty
of
the
Oct
15
murder
of
Nancy
Alexis
of
McLeods
Lake
due
to
insanity
Defence
lavvvcr
Gerald
Levey
of
Vancouver
admitted
at
the
outset
of
the
trial
that
Inyallic
charged
with
capital
murder
had
killed
Nancy
Alexis
at
Mc
McLeods
�
Leods
Lake
Oct
15
However
three
psychiatrists
one
appearing
for
the
defence
and
two
for
the
Crown
testi
testified
�
fied
they
believed
Inyallic
was
suffering
a
disease
of
the
mind
at
the
time
of
the
offence
The
accused
was
of
low
men
mental
�
tal
capacity
they
testified
and
when
admitted
to
Essondale
Oct
19
he
was
suffering
an
acute
brain
svndrome
charac
characterized
�
terized
by
hallucinations
Mr
Justice
11
A
MacLean
of
the
BC
Supreme
Court
told
the
jury
in
his
instructions
that
there
had
been
no
proof
of
capi
capital
�
tal
murder
and
suggested
a
ver
verdict
�
dict
of
not
guilty
on
account
of
insanity
When
the
jury
brought
in
that
verdict
a
few
minutes
later
he
ordered
Inyallic
held
at
the
Prince
George
jail
until
the
pleasure
of
the
lieutenant-governor
is
known
Normally
an
order-in-council
committing
In
allic
to
a
mental
institution
would
be
issued
Nanaimo
man
succeeds
Prince
George
member
as
president
of
arena
group
representative
of
the
associate
members
Zone
representatives
elected
were
John
McKenzie
of
Kim
berley
East
Kootenay
Harry
Atkinson
of
Vancouver
Main
land
Reg
Stone
of
Trail
West
Kootenay
Bill
Woy
cik
of
Prince
George
Northern
Les
Edwards
of
Penticton
Okanagan
and
Jack
Morgan
of
Victoria
Island
In
other
convention
business
Nanaimo
was
chosen
over
Pen
Penticton
�
ticton
as
the
site
of
the
1961
of
Vancouver
was
ic
elcctcd
convention
Sk
7c
a
Copy
-ggf
Girl
narrowly
escapes
death
in
train
mishap
A
14-year-old
girl
had
part
of
her
left
foot
crushed
this
morning
when
it
was
caught
under
a
wheel
of
a
train
in
the
CNRs
Prince
George
yards
Penny
Fidvk
daughter
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Mike
Fidyk
was
going
from
home
in
the
Cotton
Cottonwood
�
wood
Island
Improvement
Dis
District
�
trict
to
classes
at
Central
Fort
George
Elementary
School
when
the
mishap
occurred
She
was
rushed
by
ambulance
to
the
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
where
officials
say
her
condition
is
fairly
good
Her
doctor
was
not
available
for
comment
Railway
officials
investigat
investigating
�
ing
the
840
am
accident
said
the
girl
was
apparently
cross
crossing
�
ing
a
track
under
a
coupling
when
the
train
an
extra
west
westbound
�
bound
freight
started
The
girl
one
of
five
children
crossing
the
yards
on
thir
way
to
school
didnt
get
out
in
time
and
a
wheel
of
a
boxcar
ran
over
part
of
her
foot
It
could
have
been
a
lot
more
serious
said
a
CNR
of
ficial
recalling
the
railway
has
repeatedly
warned
children
not
to
use
the
yards
as
a
short
shortcut
�
cut
into
town
Harry
Wortman
the
CNRs
BC
area
assistant
manager
said
today
he
could
not
com
ment
on
the
incident
He
said
Continued
on
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3
raj
vff
m
PENNY
FIDYK
en
way
to
school
The
five
day
forecast
for
this
area
calls
for
above
normal
temperatures
and
little
precipi
precipitation
�
tation
Thursdays
forecast
for
Cari
Cariboo
�
boo
Prince
George
and
Bulk
ley
Valley
a
little
cooler
Cloudy
with
a
few
showers
Winds
westerly
20
Low
to
tonight
�
night
and
high
Thursday
at
Prince
George
Quesnel
and
Smithers
40
and
65
Vancouver
and
Victoria
Low
tonight
and
high
Thursday
45
and
62
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
71
46
Terrace
72
51
06
Smithers
72
55
Quesnel
75
47
Williams
Lake
75
45
Kamloops
87
57
Whitehorse
65
34
Fort
Nelson
63
39
Fort
St
John
61
46
Fire
total
jumps
after
five
day
lull
A
five
day
trend
to
fewer
fires
in
the
Prince
George
For
Forest
�
est
District
was
broken
today
when
the
number
rose
to
16
from
Tuesdays
14
Late
last
week
-
the
worst
week
of
the
current
fire
season
according
to
the
forest
services
weekly
report
there
were
35
fires
burning
in
the
district
THREE
TRACTORS
-The
low
wan
hit
Tuesday
when
there
were
only
14
burning
But
during
the
day
only
one
of
the
existing
fires
had
died
and
few
areas
At
Prince
George
it
i
week
and
321
during
the
season
is
moderate
the
weekly
report
from
Victoria
During
the
week
ending
last
said
Thursday
there
were
49
fires
reported
in
tho
Prince
George
Forest
District
Total
to
that
date
in
the
fire
season
was
62
Almost
11000
of
tho
26130
spent
fighting
fires
throughout
B
C
during
the
season
had
been
spent
in
this
forest
district
Kamloops
was
next
with
9630
and
Vancouver
third
with
3000
Throughout
the
province
there
hid
been
193
fircii
during
the
194
FIRES
During
the
corresponding
period
of
1962
there
had
been
196
fires
in
the
province
includ
including
�
ing
41
in
the
Prince
George
Forest
District
during
the
fire
season
Costs
throughout
the
province
had
been
4550
including
1600
at
Prince
George
2100
at
Kamloops
and
250
at
Vancou
Vancouver
�
ver
to
date
in
the
season
HEADHUNTERS
GET
THREE
TROPHIES
MANILA
The
Philippines
Reuters
Ilcadhuntcrs
be-
headed
two
girls
and
a
oun
man
picnicking
in
the
moun
mountains
�
tains
police
reported
today
Four
others
escaped
by
hiding
J
in
thick
bushes
The
headhuntcrs
belong
toi
a
tribe
requiring
voung
men
to
obtain
heads
of
Christians
before
courting
tribal
maidens
During
the
last1
month
they
have
killed
15
Christians
BY
HYDRO
Peace
job
investigated
VANCOUVE
R
CP
Aw
a
rd
ing
of
the
first
major
subcon
subcontract
�
tract
for
the
Peace
River
dam
to
an
Alberta
company
rather
than
a
BC
firm
will
be
looked
into
Dr
Gordon
Shrum
a
co
chairman
of
the
BC
Hydro
and
Power
Authority
said
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
1
The
consortium
of
Kiewit-Dawson-Johnson
which
will
build
the
73000000
dam
for
the
authority
has
awarded
Alberta
Trailers
Company
1961
of
Cal
Calgary
�
gary
the
contract
to
build
a
trailer
camp
and
cater
for
1000
construction
workers
at
the
damsite
Tendering
specifications
forN
the
giant
dam
contract
were
that
BC
contractors
were
to
get
preference
in
sub
contracts
Graham
Dawson
head
of
Dawson
Construction
and
one
of
the
partners
in
the
main
contract
said
he
could
sec
no
violation
of
any
agreement
to
give
preferential
treatment
to
BC
companies
He
said
BC
pl
wood
and
aluminum
will
un
undoubtedly
�
doubtedly
be
used
in
the
manu
manufacture
�
facture
of
the
trailer
camps
by
the
Alberta
firm
WeatherU
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in
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BROWN
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Winnipeg
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trace
precipf-
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overnight
Saskatoon
41
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wind
5
showers
Edmonton
49
clear
wind
NE
14
and
all
the
other
zany
characters
in
the
top
notch
comic
strip
Peanuts
starting
Monday
in
Tho
Citizen
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