Former
Katanga
boss
has
eye
examination
BARCELONA
Spain
AP
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former
president
of
Katanga
underwent
an
eye
examination
in
Barcelona
Spain
Monday
Nature
of
Tshombes
ailment
was
not
disclosed
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WORK
IS
PROCEEDING
ON
SCHEDULE
ON
THE
2500000
FRASER
BRIDGE
to
be
completed
in
September
A
total
of
28
men
arc
now
working
on
the
1200-
foot
long
structure
In
spite
of
the
wet
weather
the
men
have
nearly
finished
pouring
concrete
for
the
road
slab
TEAM
APPOINTED
Study
of
biculfuralism
to
cost
1000
a
day
OTTAWA
CD
A
10
mcmbcr
team
has
been
given
n
l000-a-day-plus
assignment
to
find
ways
to
case
the
strains
on
the
Confederation
partnership
of
French
and
Georgie
and
her
12
river
rats
tackle
Fraser
LILLOOET
CP
IUvcr
rap
rapids
�
ids
runner
Georgie
White
and
her
party
of
12
river
rats
irom
Rodendo
Beach
Calif
left
here
today
for
a
five
day
explora
exploration
�
tion
jaunt
and
a
crack
at
an
other
river
After
hunting
jade
and
taking
pictures
in
the
Fraser
Canyon
the
party
will
get
out
its
rubber
rafts
and
attempt
to
run
Mic
rapids
which
boil
through
Hells
Gate
Canyon
on
the
Fraser
The
party
has
already
made
a
successful
and
as
they
de
described
�
scribed
it
exhilarating
run
of
a
section
of
the
Columbia
Hivcr
English
Canada
Prime
Minister
Pearson
an
announced
�
nounced
in
the
Commons
Mon
Monday
�
day
the
royal
commission
in
inquiry
�
quiry
into
bilingualism
and
bi
culturalism
will
have
as
co
chairman
editor
Andre
Lauren
deau
and
University
President
Davidson
Dunton
Almost
immediately
Opposi
Opposition
�
tion
Leader
Dicfenbaker
called
for
a
federal
provincial
confer
conference
�
ence
on
the
question
as
had
Manitoba
Premier
Duff
Hoblin
earlier
He
also
urged
stronger
provincial
representation
by
giving
the
provinces
a
chance
to
name
two
commission
mem
members
�
bers
Other
ethnic
groups
in
Canada
arc
represented
on
the
commis
commission
�
sion
by
a
Polish
born
and
a
Ukrainian
born
university
pro
professor
�
fessor
Now
hear
this
Finding
the
weather
a
little
bit
too
wet
for
our
liking
So
is
the
Prince
George
Music
and
Drama
Festival
Association
Due
to
the
current
monsoons
the
association
has
decided
not
to
hold
its
planned
musical
gar
garden
�
den
tea
outside
Slated
to
be
held
outdoors
at
the
home
of
Mrs
Percy
Williams
the
tea
will
now
be
held
between
3
and
5
pm
Thursday
indoors
at
the
Canadian
Legion
The
group
doesnt
trust
the
weather
but
it
docs
put
faith
in
the
skills
of
the
young
musicians
No
longer
a
garden
party
the
tea
will
nevertheless
still
be
a
musical
one
as
pupils
of
local
music
teachers
provide
background
music
for
the
shindig
Still
on
the
weather
the
long
range
forecast
is
anything
but
encour
encouraging
�
aging
The
prediction
in
map
form
on
Page
3
today
is
for
lousy
weather
until
mid-August
The
Citucn
will
owoid
two
show
tickets
for
the
best
SwiMie
eoch
doy
ond
dm
ncr
for
two
couitesy
Hotel
Simon
Fioser
foi
the
best
to
July
31
Yup
we
did
it
again
In
an
item
in
this
corner
yesterday
we
managed
for
the
umpteenth
time
to
confuse
Eleventh
and
Twelfth
avenues
The
rush
hour
traffic
problem
isnt
at
Twelfth
and
Victoria
its
at
Eleventh
and
Victoria
Theres
a
lonely
pooch
camp
camped
�
ed
beside
the
Hart
Highway
pining
for
its
owner
The
dog
which
has
made
its
home
in
the
ditch
atop
an
old
shirt
was
an
occupant
of
a
car
which
left
the
highway
about
three
weeks
ago
near
Johnson
Brothers
farm
The
car
was
towed
away
and
its
owners
Jeft
but
the
mutt
stayed
behind
Wary
of
stran
strangers
�
gers
and
not
easy
to
approach
the
dog
has
been
there
ever
since
Police
couldnt
give
an
interested
party
the
name
of
the
car
owner
but
if
anyone
knows
the
people
involved
it
would
be
a
nice
idea
if
they
were
notified
to
they
could
pick
up
the
pour
animal
TODAYS
TOM
SWIFTIE-
The
Van
How
area
must
im
prove
said
Diiilding
Inspector
Ed
Neff
hotly
Fay
Webber
525
Melville
Hal
Vandervoort
photo
SEPARATIST
WEAK
FROM
FASTING
MONTREAL
CP
Marcel
Chaput
growing
weaker
each
day
began
the
second
week
of
a
fast
Monday
to
obtain
funds
for
his
separatist
party
Le
Parti
Hepublicain
du
Quebec
The
party
leader
has
lost
23
pounds
and
has
received
2302610
in
donations
rough
roughly
�
ly
1000
for
every
pound
lost
He
says
he
will
remain
on
his
water
fast
until
the
ob
objective
�
jective
of
100000
is
reached
Powerful
winds
topple
trees
in
Kootenay
KASLO
P
Strong
winds
rocked
this
town
Monday
top
toppling
�
pling
trees
and
kicking
up
four-foot-high
waves
on
Kootenay
Lake
The
winds
knocked
down
one
65-foot-high
tree
which
crashed
onto
the
public
beach
here
striking
Patty
Humphries
9
a
glancing
blow
across
her
legs
She
was
not
seriously
injured
The
collapsing
tree
missed
her
younger
brother
and
sister
A
part
of
the
trunk
slammed
into
an
empty
lifeguard
chair
Other
trees
also
were
toppled
as
well
as
business
signs
A
few
povvcrlines
came
down
but
service
was
quickly
re
restored
�
stored
LIGHTNING
KILLS
EDGEWOOD
CM
Charles
Frederick
Ilurrovv
of
Cherry
ville
UC
was
killed
by
light
lightning
�
ning
Monday
while
loading
hay
Ct
Vol
7
No
142
OTTAWA
iCP
Gen
Lyman
Lemnitzer
Supreme
Allied
Commander
Europe
arrived
here
today
for
talks
with
Canadian
government
and
military
leaders
The
American
general
ac
accompanied
�
companied
by
George
Ignati
eff
Canadas
ambassador
to
NATO
was
met
by
Defence
Minister
Paul
Hcllycr
and
Air
Chief
Marshall
Frank
Miller
chairman
of
the
chiefs
of
staff
committee
Gen
Lcninitzer
w
hose
flight
from
Paris
was
inter
rupted
by
a
refuelling
stop
at
Sept
Isles
Que
went
into
conference
with
the
committee
an
hour
after
arrival
In
the
afternoon
he
was
to
confer
with
Prime
Minister
Pearson
e
Mr
Hcllver
and
External
Af-
GEN
fairs
Minister
Paul
Martin
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Citizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
Brilish
Columbia
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COLUMBIA
TUESDAY
JULY
23
1963
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IILCIL
PROGRESS
CONTINUES
Imminent
announcement
expected
on
test
ban
CP
from
Reutcrs
AP
MOSCOW
Nuclear
test
ban
talks
among
the
US
Britain
and
Russia
moved
into
their
eighth
day
today
with
Western
sources
confidently
predicting
an
immin
imminent
�
ent
announcement
of
a
ban
on
testing
in
the
atmosphere
space
and
underwater
Following
their
talks
Monday
J
P0C6
identity
111c
neyouaiuis
ii
ijuiiuu
-ther
progress
in
the
discus
discussions
�
sions
that
have
been
carried
on
in
an
unprecedented
atmosphere
of
optimism
and
apparent
good
goodwill
�
will
Most
Western
observers
here
said
some
sort
of
agreement
will
be
reached
in
the
next
few
days
possibly
Wednesday
Reliable
sources
here
said
a
drafting
committee
is
putting
the
finishing
touches
to
a
par
partial
�
tial
agreement
covering
all
but
underground
nuclear
testing
Mondays
full
conference
ses
session
�
sion
lasted
three
hours
and
50
minutes
with
the
chief
dele
delegates
�
gates
Averell
Harriman
of
the
US
Lord
Hailsham
of
Britain
and
Andrei
Gromvko
of
Russia
staying
for
another
50
minutes
sawyer
killed
in
area
mishap
RCMP
today
released
the
name
of
a
sawyer
who
died
Thursday
en
route
to
hospital
here
after
a
sawmill
accident
at
Alcza
Lake
He
was
Thoma
s
Thomson
51
who
had
been
in
the
area
only
nine
days
His
onl
known
living
relative
was
a
brother
John
living
in
West
Vancouver
Thomson
died
while
being
flown
here
from
Alcza
Lake
30
miles
northeast
of
the
city
of
injuries
apparently
suffered
when
he
became
caught
in
the
carrier
which
takes
logs
to
the
saw
He
was
hired
on
at
the
S
Trick
mill
that
day
Weather
roundup
A
record
high
temperature
for
July
22
of
Ut
degrees
was
set
Monday
at
Saskatoon
This
exceeded
the
former
record
high
for
the
date
of
92
degrees
set
in
1921
Near
record
highs
were
re
recorded
�
corded
at
North
Battleford
Swift
Current
and
Moose
Jaw
The
latter
point
recorded
99
degrees
Monday
Prince
George
and
Bulkley
Valley
areas
will
be
mostly
sunny
Wednesday
and
the
Cari
Cariboo
�
boo
will
bo
sunny
with
cloudy
periods
Little
change
in
tem
ON
URGENTLY
NEEDED
ADDITIONAL
CLASSROOMS
B
perature
Light
winds
low
to
tonight
�
night
and
high
Wednesday
at
Prune
George
and
Qitesnel
40
and
70
Smithers
40
and
05
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Prec
Prince
George
Gl
45
21
Terrace
57
49
47
Smithers
53
47
47
Quesnel
G7
48
01
Williams
Lake
G5
42
Kamloops
73
45
Whitehorse
08
43
Fort
Kelson
05
55
02
Fort
St
John
55
45
1IG
Dawson
Creek
57
A
22-year-old
Vancouver
1
man
died
after
he
was
flung
through
the
windshield
of
his
car
when
it
ran
into
a
I
tree
on
Connaught
Hill
about
8
pm
Monday
Dead
is
Ronald
MacDonald
who
with
his
parents
was
visiting
Mr
and
Mrs
J
N
Baker
of
1575
Juccnsway
RCMP
said
today
that
Mac
Donald
had
gone
out
alone
for
cigarcts
just
before
the
world
heavyweight
championship
fight
broadcast
MacDonalds
car
slammed
into
a
tree
on
the
north
side
of
the
hill
showering
glass
on
a
nearby
parked
car
Force
of
the
impact
sent
his
body
through
the
windshield
and
police
said
his
throat
was
cut
The
unidentified
persons
in
the
next
car
drove
to
the
pol
police
�
ice
station
and
reported
the
mishap
An
inquest
will
open
tonight
I
with
viewing
of
the
body
I
MacDonald
and
his
parents
I
were
believed
to
have
left
Van
couver
about
two
weeks
ago
Man
55
admits
thefts
amounting
to
almost
12000
A
55-ycar-old
bookkeeper
charged
with
two
thefts
amount
amounting
�
ing
to
almost
12000
today
pleaded
guilty
in
police
court
on
both
counts
Karl
Jackenkroll
was
given
a
two
year
suspended
sentence
and
ordered
to
make
full
res
restitution
�
titution
on
one
charge
involv
involving
�
ing
1310
Sentence
was
put
off
to
Dec
1
on
a
second
count
involving
7500
The
man
was
accused
of
tak
taking
�
ing
the
7500
from
his
former
employer
Better
Value
Furni
Furniture
�
ture
Ltd
between
April
of
1962
and
June
of
19G3
Prince
George
Securities
a
finance
company
dealing
with
the
furniture
store
figured
in
the
4340
loss
None
of
the
money
has
been
recovered
IF
fB
it
r
MITCHELL
SHARP
TRADE
minister
said
Monday
in
the
Commons
the
government
is
continuing
to
make
represent
representations
�
ations
to
the
US
for
removil
of
a
provision
not
yet
in
ef
effect
�
fect
that
all
lumber
imports
into
the
US
bear
the
mark
markings
�
ings
of
the
country
of
origin
were
discovered
Monday
in
the
burned
wreckage
of
their
light
plane
on
the
banks
of
the
Blue
River
The
plane
is
believed
to
have
crashed
Friday
as
the
men
were
flying
into
a
fishing
camp
in
Wells
Gray
Provincial
Park
A
ground
party
said
the
men
all
Canadian
National
Railway
employees
were
dead
The
plane
was
piloted
by
Ken
West
40
Passen
Passengers
�
gers
were
Arthur
Blundcll
30
Ken
Conway
35
and
Jim
Price
32
all
of
liluc
River
PERMIT
OKAYED
High
rise
gets
green
light
from
city
council
The
final
step
toward
construction
of
the
citys
first
high
rise
apartment
was
taken
Monday
night
when
city
council
approved
issuing
of
a
building
permit
for
the
30
suitc
block
Earlier
there
had
been
some
doubt
that
the
plans
for
the
eight
-
storey
-
plus
-
penthouse
block
conformed
with
fire
mar
marshals
�
shals
regulations
but
this
was
resolved
Council
last
March
approved
rczoning
the
property
on
Fif
Fifteenth
�
teenth
between
Harper
and
Ir
Irwin
�
win
following
a
public
hear
hearing
�
ing
WORK
UNDERWAY
Foundation
work
on
the
block
has
already
started
Building
Inspector
Ed
Neff
said
today
contractors
are
oc
occasionally
�
casionally
allowed
to
go
ahead
with
such
work
pending
is
issuance
�
suance
of
a
permit
for
the
en
entire
�
tire
job
Architect
Lyn
Fonscca
ear
earlier
�
lier
estimated
the
blocks
cost
will
exceed
500000
The
b
u
i
1
d
i
n
gs
promoter
Wcstnor
Construction
Co
Ltd
was
previously
turned
down
in
its
bid
to
build
the
high
rise
at
Tenth
and
Johnson
after
resi
dents
of
that
area
protested
at
a
stormy
public
meeting
READY
THIS
YEAR
It
is
scheduled
for
comple
completion
�
tion
this
year
In
other
council
business
A
Vancouver
construc
construction
�
tion
firm
was
awarded
a
70
37G
contract
for
Prince
Georges
19G3
sidewalk
and
curb
pro
program
�
gram
Council
accepted
the
bid
of
City
Construction
Ltd
the
low
lowest
�
est
of
six
tenders
submitted
Other
bids
were
Calgary
Con
Concrete
�
crete
Co
84450
Thompson
Construction
Ltd
91080
Poole
Construction
96825
Dezell
Construction
99125
and
Mid
Vallcy
Construction
111050
Council
authorized
the
sending
of
Mr
PG
to
the
Grey
Cup
parade
in
Vancouver
in
November
The
40
foot
high
mechanized
Mr
PG
was
a
hit
in
last
years
Pacific
National
Exhibition
parade
Aldermen
felt
Uie
na
national
�
tional
television
publicity
in
the
Grey
Cup
parade
would
justify
the
expenditure
It
was
requested
by
the
cham
chamber
�
ber
of
commerce
It
cost
900
to
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on
Page
3
3
FOREST
FIRES
BURN
IN
DISTRICT
Lightning
strikes
have
caused
two
new
forest
fires
in
the
Penny
district
Both
are
small
and
arc
un
under
�
der
observation
by
two
men
The
other
Penny
area
fire
reported
Monday
is
out
leav
leaving
�
ing
a
total
of
three
fires
burning
in
the
Prince
George
Forest
District
Masked
bandits
sought
following
attack
on
lawyer
VANCOUVER
CP
Police
had
a
general
alarm
out
today
for
four
masked
bandits
who
burst
into
the
home
of
lawyer
Angclo
Branca
and
escaped
with
9000
leaving
the
lawyer
and
his
wife
bound
to
chairs
The
prominent
GO
-
year
-
old
criminal
lawyer
said
he
and
his
wife
Viola
were
forced
at
gunpoint
into
the
kitchen
of
their
home
Sunday
night
and
were
bound
to
chairs
with
ad
adhesive
�
hesive
tape
The
bandits
ransacked
several
rooms
and
took
off
with
0000
in
gold
sovereigns
which
Mr
Branca
collects
and
3000
in
cash
As
they
fled
some
of
the
gold
coins
spilled
out
of
a
sack
into
the
street
Police
recovered
more
than
100
of
the
COO
stolen
Patricia
Luyat
a
visitor
to
the
Branca
home
w
a
s
awakened
by
one
of
the
bandits
as
she
slept
in
an
upstairs
room
She
told
police
the
man
left
hurriedly
after
she
shouted
get
out
of
here
Branca
was
able
to
free
him
himself
�
self
and
Mrs
Branca
was
freed
by
Miss
Luyat
Branca
told
police
two
men
came
to
the
door
and
forced
their
way
in
at
gunpoint
Later
they
opened
a
patio
door
to
admit
the
other
two
The
rob
robbery
�
bery
tok
uitt
12
minutes
Exhibition
opening
day
will
be
civic
holiday
City
council
Monday
night
empowered
Mayor
Garvin
De
Dezell
�
zell
to
proclaim
Aug
14
a
Wednesday
and
opening
day
of
the
Simon
Fraser
Days
and
Exhibition
a
civic
holiday
I
Businesses
will
be
muiircd
School
board
moves
to
spend
referendum
funds
By
FRANCES
DITMARS
As
a
result
of
the
favorable
vote
Juno
20
on
School
Dis
District
�
trict
57s
912000
referendum
the
most
immediate
items
on
the
extensive
school
building
program
were
approved
by
trustees
at
their
regular
meet
meeting
�
ing
Monday
Already
under
construction
with
funds
from
pievious
rcf
creiulums
are
additions
to
Kelly
Hoad
Junior
Secondary
Central
Fort
George
Quinson
and
Hart
Highway
Schools
plus
the
new
eight
room
Seymour
Elementary
School
Tenders
will
be
called
as
soon
as
possible
for
a
two
room
A
two
room
addition
will
also
tenders
will
be
called
as
soon
be
constructed
at
Vanvvay
Kle-
as
possible
mentary
School
based
on
stand-
a
ul
department
plans
A
new
two
room
school
plan
planned
�
ned
for
Bed
Bock
will
depend
on
the
water
supply
available
tuistees
decided
lhis
project
will
be
carried
out
as
soon
as
possible
by
the
school
district
maintenance
crew
subject
to
some
practical
arrangement
be
being
�
ing
made
to
provide
water
at
a
suitable
site
TO
PREPARE
PLANS
Another
project
labelled
urg
urgent
�
ent
by
boa
id
members
was
a
two
room
addition
to
Connaught
Junior
Secondary
School
The
addition
to
the
school
at
Jlixon
original
architects
linggs
for
which
plans
have
aheady
Greinwell
will
bo
engaged
to
been
drawn
draw
plau
for
the
addition
and
Architect
Irene
Morrow
vvaa
appointed
by
trustees
to
pie
pare
plans
for
an
activity
room
in
King
George
V
Elementary
School
This
should
piesent
a
real
challenge
to
an
architect
according
to
trustee
W
J
Ail
ken
However
hoard
members
agreed
that
it
must
meet
the
usual
iov
eminent
standards
and
Seven
building
projects
were
considered
by
trustees
to
be
less
urgent
and
decisions
on
these
schools
were
tabled
until
a
later
date
Blackburn
Hoad
Fort
George
South
Giscome
Kelly
lload
Elementary
Nukko
Lake
Pcdcn
Hill
and
Salmon
Valley
At
their
meeting
Monday
be
built
within
the
depaitiuents
Uwril
members
decided
not
lo
shareable
limits
1
install
a
25lb
incinerator
in
A
project
to
be
ready
by
the
new
Seymour
School
at
the
September
1904
is
the
Pine
1
present
stage
of
construction
view
area
junior
secondary
although
Fire
Chief
August
school
Trustees
Bay
Atkinson
Dornbicrer
had
recommended
and
Shirley
Preston
were
ap-
it
Mr
Dornbierer
said
in
a
pointed
to
a
special
committee
letter
to
the
board
that
no
to
study
the
problem
and
re-
outdoor
burning
would
be
per
commend
a
suitable
site
to
the
mitlcd
aud
Uiat
all
waste
ma
board
tcrial
mutt
be
hauled
to
the
city
dump
if
no
incinerator
was
installed
There
was
considerable
dis
discussion
�
cussion
among
trustees
on
the
subject
Trustee
Bob
Hange
was
shocked
at
the
cost
Trustee
W
J
Aitken
said
it
would
cost
more
later
And
secretary
treasurer
Bob
Gracey
said
the
iheapest
method
of
disposing
of
waste
is
to
have
the
city
re
remove
�
move
it
SECOND
PHASE
Aiihitcct
Des
Parker
had
planned
the
Incinerator
as
pail
of
the
tecond
phase
of
construc
construction
�
tion
of
the
eight
room
school
but
did
suggest
in
a
letter
to
the
board
that
it
would
be
more
economical
to
install
it
now
Jt
would
be
adequate
for
the
total
school
developed
to
16
or
18
claaruomt
be
said
to
close
all
day
rather
than
the
normal
half
day
Wednesday
closure
Emploees
vvIiom
labor-management
agreements
include
civic
holidays
will
be
paid
over
overtime
�
time
pay
if
they
work
that
day
and
regular
rates
if
they
do
not
Council
made
the
move
fol
following
�
lowing
a
request
by
the
chamber
of
commerce
for
a
public
holi
holiday
�
day
on
the
opening
day
of
the
four
day
Exhibition
It
will
allow
as
many
per
persons
�
sons
as
possible
to
see
the
parade
and
particularly
dem
demonstrations
�
onstrations
by
the
HCAFs
fam
famed
�
ed
Golden
Hawks
to
be
seen
here
for
the
first
time
Aid
Spike
Encnurk
during
a
brief
discussion
pointed
out
that
considerable
cost
was
involved
in
declaring
a
civic
holiday
111
terms
of
labor
not
only
for
the
city
but
for
private
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