News
directors
of
26
BC
stations
at
meet
Twenty
six
news
directors
from
radio
and
tele
television
�
vision
stations
throughout
13
C
attended
a
one
day
meeting
of
Broadcast
Nous
a
wing
of
Canadian
Press
here
Friday
The
meeting
consisted
of
internal
working
sessions
IN
SPACE
Capsules
to
meet
CP
from
AP
Reuters
MOSCOW-Tin-
winlfl
fiiM
woman
cosmonaut
csemtod
by
a
male
Soviet
spare
comrade
in
a
separate
craft
loiiucd
hi
r
first
24
hours
of
space
High
today
The
boy
girl
space
Icon
wai
reported
to
have
niaii
u
red
Hie
Vostok
spaceships
to
within
five
kilometres
3
1
miles
i
of
one
another
during
the
fir-
companion
orbit
Sunday
Spaccwoman
is
Valcnua
Ten
shkova
Her
companion
is
al
cry
Ilykovsky
Tlie
Russian
news
aiiencv
Tass
reported
that
on
then
first
dual
orbit
Sunday
the
two
spac
sliips
came
within
five
kilo
metres
of
each
othei
com
pared
with
the
Gj
kilometres
less
than
four
miles
that
sep
artcd
space
twins
Andnan
Nik
olavev
and
Pavel
Iopovich
last
August
MUCH
SPECULATION
But
an
actual
rendezvous
in
space
with
the
two
capsules
coming
together
was
still
the
subject
of
speculation
It
would
be
a
vital
preliminary
o
build
jng
a
launching
platform
for
a
moon
flight
The
Associated
P
r
e
s
s
re
ported
that
it
seemed
doubtful
they
would
link
up
in
orbit
Reuters
news
agenev
said
some
observers
thought
the
pair
might
attempt
to
rendez
vous
closer
than
the
four
miles
that
separated
Nikolayev
and
Iopovich
Miss
Tercshkova
26
an
at
tractive
blonde
woke
up
feel
feeling
�
ing
fine
this
morning
after
her
first
night
in
orbit
Tass
news
agency
said
EXERCISE
FIRST
Valentina
an
unmarried
for
former
�
mer
textile
factory
worker
had
a
pulse
of
52
to
54
beats
a
min
minute
�
ute
during
the
night
showing
that
she
slept
calmly
Bykovskys
pulse
rate
during
the
night
was
40
to
50
beats
a
minute
Tass
said
the
purpose
of
send
sending
�
ing
a
man
and
woman
into
space
was
to
compare
the
ef
effects
�
fects
of
space
flight
on
the
two
sexes
The
Soviet
Union
rocketed
Miss
Tercshkova
aloft
Sunday
two
davs
after
Bjkovsky
blast
blasted
�
ed
into
space
US
not
ready
to
orbit
woman
WASHINGTON
fP
A
spokes
spokesman
�
man
tor
the
National
Aeronaut
Aeronautics
�
ics
anil
Space
Administration
O
15
Llovd
Jr
said
Sunday
the
US
has
no
current
plan
or
putting
a
woman
into
space
Such
a
prospect
he
said
is
way
down
the
road
Jerri
Cobb
an
Oklahoma
City
pilot
who
was
the
first
of
13
American
women
to
pass
physi
physical
�
cal
tests
comparable
to
those
for
male
astronauts
said
Its
a
shame
that
since
wc
are
eventually
going
to
put
a
woman
into
space
we
didnt
go
ahead
and
do
it
first
Those
fishing
yams
gel
bet
better
�
ter
all
the
time
Like
Jarvis
Whitney
packed
his
gear
hur
hurriedly
�
riedly
for
a
group
flight
to
Carp
Lake
Saturday
aem
and
in
included
�
cluded
cverj
thing
but
his
fish
fishing
�
ing
rod
Incidentally
Carp
Lake
has
been
a
real
dreamland
for
fishermen
guarantee
you
a
bite
every
cast
says
sports
sportsman
�
man
John
Barlee
but
experts
say
the
easy
stuff
will
end
in
another
week
After
that
it
wont
be
hard
to
separate
the
fishermen
from
the
fisher
boys
Civil
Defence
boss
man
Art
Fraser
was
congratulating
Hub
City
Motors
chap
Harold
Halch
tother
day
on
the
opening
of
the
cotnpanvs
new
car
lot
on
Victoria
Referring
to
sinful
old
Vancouver
where
some
of
the
Kingsway
used
car
alley
deal
dealers
�
ers
have
been
known
to
pack
their
tents
rather
swiftly
Harold
told
Art
he
objected
to
Victoria
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Correspondent
the
Punti
Base
One
person
is
dead
and
seven
are
in
hospital
following
three
separate
accidents
in
the
Wil
Williams
�
liams
Lake
district
on
the
week
weekend
�
end
Dead
is
19
v
ear
old
Leading
Aircraftsman
Neil
Alexander
of
Winnipeg
Hospitalized
in
Cariboo
Mem
Memorial
�
orial
Hospital
in
Williams
Lake
and
reported
in
fair
condition
is
Paul
Peebles
suffering
a
broken
leg
Peebles
is
a
civil
civilian
�
ian
cook
at
the
RCAFs
Puntzi
Mountain
Station
75
miles
west
of
Williams
Lake
In
hospital
in
good
condition
is
20
v
ear
old
LAC
Charles
Mac
Donald
of
Mission
City
and
19-ycar-old
AC
1
Robert
Davis
of
Lucan
Ont
LAC
Paul
Henry
Babineau
of
Port
Credit
Ont
and
LAC
Scott
Dc
Bruijn
33-year-old
driver
of
the
car
were
released
from
hospital
after
treatment
I
The
airmen
weie
stationed
at
Now
hear
this
street
being
called
the
Kingsway
of
Prince
George
Said
Harold
I
think
we
should
call
it
Broad
Broadway
�
way
where
the
honest
dealers
are
Some
guys
have
a
lot
of
nerve
Like
the
fellow
who
was
chisel
chartering
into
Carp
Lake
a
good
part
of
Saturday
Private
fl
bos
are
strictly
on
the
wrong
side
of
the
law
when
they
begin
charter
flying
and
an
body
who
flies
with
them
on
that
basis
takes
his
own
chances
the
insurance
company
wont
pay
a
red
cent
if
an
thing
untoward
happens
By
the
way
its
also
illegal
to
fish
from
an
aircraft
It
be
becomes
�
comes
pretty
obvious
when
the
young
fry
grow
up
as
city
lum
lumberman
�
berman
Gordon
Brownridge
dis
discovered
�
covered
the
other
da
when
son
Ken
shot
a
43
to
beat
dad
on
the
golf
course
Memo
to
CNR
llC
Assistant
Manager
Harry
Worlman
A
good
many
folks
trot
down
to
meet
trains
an
hour
early
not
lealizing
the
CN
operates
on
slow
or
standard
time
where
whereas
�
as
the
rest
of
the
province
in
including
�
cluding
the
PGE
operates
on
fast
or
daylight
time
perhaps
the
public
should
know
this
au
automatically
�
tomatically
but
it
would
be
a
public
service
if
CN
employees
who
give
out
train
times
em
emphasized
�
phasized
the
standard
tune
angle
Sawmill
shooting
prompts
police
investigation
District
RCMP
are
investigat
investigating
�
ing
a
shooting
incident
at
Col
Columbia
�
umbia
Sawmills
at
Reid
Lake
late
Saturday
night
Peter
Peearka
a
partner
in
the
sawmill
operation
is
in
hospital
suffering
gunshot
wounds
to
a
hand
and
leg
Police
said
Peearka
was
ap
apparently
�
parently
shot
by
two
unknown
assailants
but
declined
further
comment
pending
a
full
investi
investigation
�
gation
into
the
shooting
Hospital
officials
said
Mr
Peearka
is
in
satsfactory
con
condition
�
dition
WOMAN
SLASHES
WRISTS
AT
HOTEL
A
47ear
old
woman
was
rushed
to
city
hospital
early
S
ii
n
d
a
y
after
she
slashed
her
wrists
with
a
azor
blade
in
her
hotel
room
She
was
later
released
from
hospital
anil
referred
for
psychiatric
examination
po
lice
said
RCMP
said
it
was
believed
she
did
not
intend
to
kill
her
herself
�
self
but
only
to
frighten
her
husband
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LAMBS
AND
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EWE
AT
FORT
FRASER
during
the
last
three
weeks
was
bagged
Sunday
morning
by
fish
and
game
preda
predator
�
tor
hunter
Milt
Warren
shown
here
with
the
big
lynx
and
his
dogs
Lynx
have
been
a
problem
in
this
area
as
the
result
of
a
dropping
rabbit
population
Mr
Warren
said
and
he
has
killed
seven
this
year
There
arc
also
many
cougars
and
coyotes
in
the
area
Roy
Fujikawa
photo
IN
CARIBOO
1
dead
7
hurt
m
accidents
I
In
the
third
accident
in
the
RCMP
said
the
six
men
were
I
Cariboo
on
the
weekend
two
going
to
De
Bruijns
home
in
I
men
were
hospitalized
after
Kamloops
on
a
weekend
pass
when
the
car
left
the
highway
late
Friday
night
three
miles
south
of
Williams
Lake
A
Wiiiiam
Lake
couple
es
escaped
�
caped
with
minor
injuries
in
an
accident
Saturday
only
yards
from
the
Friday
fatality
Mr
and
Mrs
Bob
Kazakoff
apparently
slowed
down
when
the
car
immediately
in
front
of
them
applied
the
brakes
and
were
then
hit
from
the
rear
by
a
third
car
The
Kazakoff
car
was
pushed
down
a
15
foot
em
embankment
�
bankment
and
flipped
over
pinning
the
couple
beneath
the
car
Bob
and
Jerry
Kazakoff
man
managed
�
aged
to
free
themselves
and
were
taken
to
hospital
for
treat
treatment
�
ment
and
later
released
The
car
that
hit
them
was
driven
by
Enid
Torgasson
also
of
Wil
Williams
�
liams
Lake
police
said
their
logging
truck
left
the
Cari
Cariboo
�
boo
Highway
at
Mile
132
Helmut
Schultz
the
driver
of
the
truck
and
Leonard
Sea
brook
are
in
satisfactory
condi
condition
�
tion
in
Cariboo
Memorial
Hos
Hospital
�
pital
after
being
found
uncon
unconscious
�
scious
by
an
American
tourist
Mr
Paul
Delany
of
Spokane
Wash
2
local
youths
hurt
in
mishap
Two
voting
Prince
George
residents
are
in
hospital
today
following
a
car
accident
Sun
Sunday
�
day
evening
on
Highway
10
about
3t
miles
west
of
here
Arthur
Cassel
lJ
is
in
sat
satisfactory
�
isfactory
condition
suffering
a
badly
lacerated
head
a
shoul
shoulder
�
der
injury
and
abrasions
to
the
face
Thelma
Peters
1G
is
being
held
for
observation
RCMP
said
Cassel
was
driv
driving
�
ing
the
car
which
appaiently
went
off
the
road
crashed
into
a
ditch
and
then
rolled
over
several
times
e
ON
PEACE
JOB
Tax
deal
requested
not
be
able
to
avoid
the
tax
on
future
contracts
MAIN
CONTRACT
The
hydro
authority
has
al
already
�
ready
let
the
main
73000000
contract
for
construction
of
Por
Portage
�
tage
Mountain
Dam
on
the
Peace
and
the
joint
venture
dam
construction
contractors
have
in
turn
let
a
number
of
sub
contracts
Dr
Shrum
said
it
was
not
clear
who
would
have
to
foot
the
bill
on
contracts
already
let
if
the
federal
government
refuses
an
exemption
Hydro
is
getting
a
legal
opinion
on
the
question
of
whether
the
tax
should
be
absorbed
by
the
authority
or
by
the
contracts
Officials
of
the
Kiewit-Daw-
son
Johnson
contracting
group
which
was
awarded
the
73000
000
said
they
will
meet
to
con
consider
�
sider
the
effect
of
the
tax
COST
BOOSTED
Dr
Shrum
also
said
the
new
building
materials
tax
will
boost
the
cost
of
the
planned
new
Simon
Eraser
University
in
Burnaby
of
which
he
will
be
chancellor
some
100000
over
its
14000000
estimate
Wc
will
have
to
increase
the
appropriation
for
this
Dr
Shrum
said
Were
not
planning
to
cut
down
the
building
program
Bennett
springs
byelection
vote
in
Columbia
GOLDEN
n
Premier
Ben
Bennett
�
nett
Saturday
called
a
surprise
summer
b
election
in
Columbia
constituency
The
premier
in
setting
July
15
as
the
date
for
an
election
to
fill
the
vacancy
created
by
the
death
in
Febiuary
of
Social
Crediter
Richard
Orr
Newton
said
it
would
surprise
all
par
parties
�
ties
his
own
included
AS
BUSINESS
STUDIES
FEDERAL
BUDGET
e
5
FIRES
ERUPT
DURING
WEEKEND
Eight
fires
including
five
new
ones
reported
during
the
weekend
were
burning
to
today
�
day
in
the
Prince
George
for
forest
�
est
District
About
35
men
and
two
crawler
tractors
were
cm
plovcd
fighting
the
blazes
all
of
which
were
under
con
control
�
trol
or
observation
Hazard
throughout
the
dis
district
�
trict
is
moderate
and
increas
increasing
�
ing
forest
service
spokesmen
said
will
ask
the
federal
govern
government
�
ment
for
a
special
tax
exemp
exemption
�
tion
for
the
800000000
Peace
River
power
project
Authority
co
-
chairman
Dr
Gordon
Shram
said
Ottawa
will
be
asked
not
to
impose
the
new
tax
on
building
materials
used
in
existing
contracts
for
the
project
He
said
the
11-pcr-cent
tax
announced
in
Finance
Minister
Walter
Gordons
budget
would
mean
a
substantial
increase
in
costs
for
both
the
Peace
and
Columbia
projects
the
latter
to
cost
some
450000000
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The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
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Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
JUNE
17
1963
HEAD
BITTEN
I
A
six-year-old
district
j
boy
was
recovering
today
i
from
scratches
and
bites
1
his
parents
believe
were
inflicted
by
a
cougar
1
Mrs
Robert
Moore
told
The
Citi7cn
today
the
attack
occur
j
red
Saturday
afternoon
near
her
I
North
Necliako
home
She
said
her
son
Robert
had
I
gone
fishing
with
his
brother
i
Michael
8
and
sister
Diana
1
7
when
an
animal
about
six
ANCOUAhU
CIM
BC
I
-
fcct
ong
am
wjth
a
ong
ta
Hydro
and
Power
Authority
I
Inn
ilim
frnm
hlIsh
ho
side
the
road
Robert
was
walking
toward
his
home
when
he
saw
the
an
animal
�
imal
and
started
to
run
back
toward
the
spot
where
his
bro
brother
�
ther
and
sister
were
Michael
grabbed
a
shovel
the
children
had
been
using
to
dig
for
fishing
worms
and
struck
the
beast
several
times
while
it
was
on
top
of
his
brother
The
animal
darted
into
the
bush
after
chewing
the
back
of
Michaels
head
biting
his
shoulder
and
scratching
his
back
The
children
then
hurried
to
lcir
hme
Mr
aui
Mrs
Tl
However
he
felt
BC
would
Moore
drove
the
injured
oun
ster
to
hospital
Later
Mr
Moore
and
his
father
Lawrence
Moore
took
rifles
and
went
in
search
of
the
attacker
but
failed
to
find
any
trace
of
it
other
than
marks
on
the
ground
where
the
attack
occurred
The
youngsters
caught
10
fish
and
Mrs
Moore
said
Diana
helped
to
stave
off
the
mar
marauder
�
auder
by
throwing
some
of
the
fish
at
it
Meanwhile
fish
and
branch
predator
hunter
Milt
Warren
shot
a
cougar
in
the
North
Nechako
area
Sunday
I
It
was
not
established
if
the
animal
was
the
one
which
at
attacked
�
tacked
the
Moore
boy
and
Mr
Warren
was
not
available
to
today
�
day
for
comment
The
incident
was
not
report
reported
�
ed
to
police
WARM
j
1950
The
five
day
outlook
is
for
above
normal
temperatures
and
little
precipitation
However
it
will
be
cooler
here
Tuesday
with
mostly
cloudy
skies
and
light
winds
Low
tonight
and
high
Tuesday
at
Prince
George
and
Smithcrs
50
and
65
Quesnel
50
and
70
LAST
24
HOURS
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Lo
Pree
Prince
George
77
44
Terrace
G3
52
Smithcrs
70
45
Quesnel
81
It
Williams
Lake
80
53
Kamloops
93
GO
Whitehorse
57
35
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a
Copy
IN
OFFICE
28
YEARS
PSiJ
BV
CARRIER
Cougar
attacks
district
boy
6
Israels
top
man
ends
long
political
career
DAVID
BEN
GURION
personal
reasons
JERUSALEM
AP
Da
David
�
vid
Bcn
Gurion
prime
minis
minister
�
ter
almost
continuously
since
Israel
was
founded
in
1018
has
resigned
for
personal
rea
reasons
�
sons
A
government
spokesman
said
he
also
will
relinquish
his
scat
in
Parliament
but
will
remain
as
head
of
the
care
caretaker
�
taker
government
until
a
new
one
is
formed
Speculation
spread
that
the
76-vear-old
leader
resigned
Sunday
because
of
criticism
in
Parliament
over
his
handl
handling
�
ing
of
a
security
case
But
a
communique
issued
after
a
cabinet
meeting
said
Ben
Gurion
s
reasons
for
quitting
were
not
connected
with
any
state
problem
or
event
Albertas
Socred
govt
going
to
people
today
EDMONTON
CP
Social
Credit
s
28
continuous
years
of
administration
were
on
the
line
today
as
Al
bertans
decided
in
a
general
election
their
government
game
for
the
next
five
years
A
total
of
22t
candidates
con-
ter
Dawson
long
time
Speaker
tested
G2
seats
in
the
new
legn-
of
the
House
lature
One
seat
was
filled
by
Social
Credit
won
all
four
by
acclamation
when
nominations
elections
since
the
last
general
closed
two
weeks
ano
election
Redistribution
rn
i
-
-
n
viuuu
ntuiuti
v
kq
uiuiiin
inv
polling
Temperatures
were
in
the
SOs
Most
rural
roads
were
in
good
condition
An
estimated
715G30
persons
were
eligible
to
vote
compared
with
G
19678
in
the
last
provin
provincial
�
cial
election
in
1959
when
Social
Credit
won
in
a
walk
In
1S39
6365
per
cent
voted
Social
Credit
held
GO
of
65
scats
when
the
legislature
was
dissolved
last
month
The
oppo
opposition
�
sition
was
made
up
of
one
Lib
Liberal
�
eral
one
coalition
and
one
In-
reduced
the
number
of
scats
to
G3
in
the
new
legislature
Social
Credit
contested
all
scats
including
Leduc
which
was
represented
by
Earl
An
slcy
an
Independent
Social
Credit
member
who
broke
from
the
party
in
1944
on
policy
The
party
did
not
oppose
him
in
1959
The
NDP
had
56
candidates
Liberals
55
and
Conservatives
33
There
were
13
independents
including
four
Communists
and
three
members
of
the
Alberta
dependent
Social
Credit
One
Unity
Movement
a
group
which
cr
it
TiMlrt
-
-
t
Saturdays
Inch
temperature
r
Vu
a
-uiu
vvaius
ore
compensation
lor
of
82
degrees
tied
the
record
1
1111
lnc
clcatn
of
Key
Pe-
farmers
by
oil
companies
high
here
for
the
date
established
in
1918
and
matched
in
LiveSy
budget
debate
expected
in
Commons
OTTAWA
ir
The
Commons
-
h
the
minority
Liberal
gov
this
week
embarks
on
the
buds
eminent
through
non
confidence
et
debate
It
promises
to
be
motions
more
lively
than
usual
because
of
the
three
ghost
writers
who
helped
with
Finance
Min
Minister
�
ister
Gordons
budget
The
debate
is
scheduled
to
stait
Wednesday
and
continue
until
the
following
Wednesday
June
2G
In
the
six
days
the
opposition
again
has
a
chance
lo
express
its
dissatisfaction
Attention
here
focused
on
new
tax
Varviug
degrees
of
concern
The
building
materials
tax
the-
means
The
tax
should
commodatioii
in
School
District
nave
greeieu
me
lederai
nuugct
aim
another
new
tax
on
ma-
brought
down
in
the
House
ofchinery
used
in
manufacturing
Commons
last
week
or
producing
other
than
farming
The
new
budget
contained
lor
fishing
would
certainly
in
some
apparently
favorable
crease
costs
of
the
plant
he
moves
proposals
for
some
said
speeded
writeoffs
no
increase
i
in
income
axes
an
expansion
1st
credit
policy
But
most
attention
here
was
focused
on
the
new
manufac
manufacturers
�
turers
11
percent
sales
las
on
building
niateitals
effective
last
Inda
and
the
wide
var
iet
of
implications
it
carried
COST
INCREASE
Pei
haps
most
important
of
these
implications
for
Prince
George
is
the
eitect
increased
costs
could
have
on
Ihe
propos
proposed
�
ed
pulp
and
paper
complex
planned
for
Eraser
Flats
John
Liersch
a
vice-president
of
Canadian
Foiest
Prod
Products
�
ucts
of
Vancouver
said
in
a
long
distance
telephone
inter
interview
�
view
today
he
did
not
know
what
effect
budget
proposals
would
have
However
CFP
one
of
two
companies
beliinu
ino
pulp
and
paper
complex
here
hasnt
had
time
to
assess
the
effect
It
is
now
seeking
details
of
the
new
taxes
so
it
can
make
a
study
Asked
if
the
company
re
niajned
optimistic
Mr
Liersch
said
that
performances
to
date
and
the
fact
the
work
is
now
on
schedule
shows
CFP
is
hoping
for
the
best
Several
contractors
contacted
by
The
Ciluen
for
reaction
to
Ihe
budget
felt
the
tax
would
cut
back
construction
here
to
some
extent
TEMPORARY
DIP
One
felt
that
when
people
need
homes
and
companies
need
quarters
they
will
build
them
us
Ions
as
tne
cost
is
within
have
minimal
effect
However
most
were
less
op
optimistic
�
timistic
Despite
certain
in
incentives
�
centives
to
housebuilding
lowered
National
Housing
Act
interest
rates
for
example
they
feel
volume
of
new
construction
would
drop
Even
if
the
drop
in
house
housebuilding
�
building
is
only
a
temporary
dip
the
industrial
and
commer
commercial
�
cial
building
volume
is
almost
ceilain
tu
be
adversely
affected
But
most
of
the
contractors
concern
was
reserved
for
pro
projects
�
jects
on
which
they
have
already
contracted
but
for
which
they
have
not
purchased
all
their
materials
Unless
Ihe
government
ex
exempts
�
empts
material
for
those
jobs
fioni
the
new
tax
the
contrac
contractors
�
tors
could
lose
a
considerable
amount
of
money
to
the
new
tax
and
many
would
probably
go
under
The
materials
sales
tax
could
aha
have
implication
for
ac
57
according
to
School
Superin
tendent
J
M
Plullipson
Contract
for
a
needed
four
classroom
addition
to
Kelly
Road
School
has
not
yet
been
let
and
nione
for
construction
immediately
is
tight
he
said
FURTHER
WORD
Like
most
others
contacted
in
the
survc
city
authorities
were
sitting
tight
anil
waiting
for
further
word
from
Ottawa
to
sec
what
implications
of
the
new
budget
would
no
City
Manager
Arran
Thomson
said
there
are
no
tenders
being
called
at
the
moment
although
some
will
soon
be
coming
up
Most
capital
works
materials
have
been
paid
for
this
car
he
said
Chamber
of
commerce
presi
president
�
dent
Harold
Assnian
also
ex
expressed
�
pressed
concern
over
the
U-per-cent
sales
tax
on
building
ma
materials
�
terials
lie
said
lie
could
not
comment
fully
as
he
has
not
studied
the
budget
vet
Mr
Gordon
presented
his
first
budget
Thursday
night
Next
morning
the
storm
broke
when
Douglas
Fisher
NDP
Port
Arthur
questioned
him
about
repoits
that
three
Toronto
businessmen
helped
write
the
budget
speech
At
first
Mr
Gordon
was
hesitant
about
discussing
the
matter
but
later
in
the
day
took
the
unusual
step
of
mak
making
�
ing
a
special
statement
to
the
Commons
He
said
investment
dealers
David
Stanley
ami
Martin
w
lunneu
ami
chartered
ac
accountant
�
countant
Geoffrey
Conway
join
joined
�
ed
the
finance
department
as
consultants
on
a
temporary
basis
because
of
the
very
heavy
volume
of
work
involved
in
preparing
legislation
and
minimizing
delay
in
presenting
the
budget
They
started
work
April
22
when
the
Liberals
took
office
and
their
hiring
was
authoris
authorised
�
ed
by
the
treasui
board
May
2
All
three
took
oaths
of
alleg
allegiance
�
iance
ot
office
and
of
secrecy
12000
ATTEND
CRUSADE
HERE
The
Greater
prince
George
Crusade
ended
Sunday
night
after
almost
12000
people
heard
evangelist
Dr
Leighton
Ford
During
the
nine
day
crusade
221
persons
committed
them
Uus
to
ClUlit
in
i
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