BENNETTS
BLUNDERS
The
Socred
Angels
The
stock
jobbing
promotions
in
IJC
of
the
McMahon
brothers
namely
Westcoast
Trans
Transmission
�
mission
and
Inland
Natural
Gas
left
this
prov
province
�
ince
saddled
with
a
gas
monopoly
and
the
highest
natural
gas
rates
in
North
America
Canadian
distributors
arc
paying
one
third
more
for
Canadian
gas
than
American
distributors
In
other
words
Canadians
are
paying
through
the
nose
for
their
own
natural
gas
in
order
to
facilitate
big
stock
jobbing
profits
for
the
McMahons
They
make
no
profit
in
the
80
per
cent
of
natural
gas
they
sell
in
the
United
States
It
all
comes
out
of
the
Canadian
end
and
of
course
the
gulls
who
bought
their
stock
They
tried
to
deny
this
when
they
appeared
before
the
Horden
Hoyal
Commission
on
energy
The
commission
proved
that
at
22
cents
per
thousand
cubic
feet
they
make
no
US
profit
and
that
any
profit
comes
out
of
Canadian
sales
The
commission
report
also
leaves
the
clear
implication
that
stock
jobbery
not
public
service
as
claimed
was
the
motivation
for
creating
the
pipeline
Company
This
is
all
on
the
official
record
The
expediter
of
this
stock
promotion
who
made
millions
for
the
McMahons
was
none
other
than
their
dear
friend
W
A
C
Bennett
In
fact
McMahon
is
now
the
principal
angel
of
the
Hennctt
government
providing
it
with
cam
campaign
�
paign
funds
and
a
whole
battery
of
public
relations
experts
to
help
in
election
campaigns
It
was
McMahon
who
engineered
with
The
Province
newspaper
the
disgraceful
roorback
in
the
lJGO
provincial
election
At
the
last
minute
when
no
reply
was
possible
before
election
day
McMahon
impudently
threatened
to
curtail
his
operations
if
Bennett
was
not
elected
BC
would
have
been
better
off
if
he
had
Two
weeks
ago
this
newspaper
warned
that
Bennett
and
McMahon
were
planning
another
last
minute
roorback
in
this
election
It
is
now
common
knowledge
that
this
sleazy
manoeuvre
will
be
carried
out
in
the
Friday
issues
of
the
two
Vancouver
daily
newspapers
McMahon
will
be
backed
by
a
group
of
millionaire
business
businessmen
�
men
who
constitute
a
sort
of
dinosaurs
club
in
BC
politics
They
have
nothing
but
cynical
contempt
for
the
theories
of
Social
Credit
But
they
figure
they
can
still
use
Bennett
They
arc
going
to
say
they
will
all
curtail
operations
in
B
C
if
Bennett
is
not
re
elected
Well
soon
know
who
these
men
are
Chant
denies
interests
in
any
poiitica
party
VANCOUVER
CP
-
S
N
F
Chant
acting
dean
of
the
Uni
University
�
versity
of
British
Columbias
arts
department
sas
he
has
no
interest
in
any
political
party
Dean
Chant
said
Tuesday
he
has
been
embarrassed
by
the
number
of
telephone
calls
he
has
received
since
the
appearance
of
a
full
page
newspaper
adver
advertisement
�
tisement
supporting
Social
Credit
in
the
Sept
30
provincial
election
Tho
ad
quoted
the
dean
as
saving
the
Social
Credit
partys
educational
program
was
the
most
significant
breakthrough
in
educational
planning
that
has
occurred
in
any
province
in
Canada
I
wrote
a
private
letter
to
Kducation
Minister
Peterson
to
express
my
appreciation
for
what
was
being
done
the
dean
said
It
did
not
mean
that
I
en
endorse
�
dorse
all
the
educational
policies
of
the
Socreds
I
was
congratu
congratulating
�
lating
him
on
the
early
imple
implementation
�
mentation
of
the
Macdonald
He
port
and
of
recommendations
of
the
royal
commission
as
it
af
affects
�
fects
secondary
school
planning
and
other
aspects
of
education
Dick
Malkin
Conservative
candidate
in
the
Vancouver
Point
Grey
riding
charged
Mon-
day
night
that
Social
Credit
was
using
Dean
Chants
name
fraud
fraudulently
�
ulently
in
the
election
race
To
take
this
quote
out
of
Dean
Chants
letter
and
make
it
appear
as
a
blanket
endorse
endorsement
�
ment
of
Mr
Bennetts
educa
educational
�
tional
policy
is
plain
and
simple
misrepresentation
Mr
Malkin
charged
Advance
poll
opens
Thursday
The
advance
poll
for
Mondays
provincial
election
will
open
at
1
pm
Thursday
in
the
Civic
Centre
It
will
be
open
from
1
to
0
pm
Thursday
Friday
and
Saturday
Qualified
to
cast
ballots
at
the
advance
poll
are
voters
registered
in
Fort
George
who
expect
to
be
away
election
day
persons
living
in
such
outlying
areas
as
Valemount
and
Mc
Brida
who
will
not
be
in
their
polling
divisions
Monday
and
persons
who
are
registered
voters
in
other
electoral
dis
districts
�
tricts
who
will
not
return
home
in
time
to
vote
Monday
In
the
10
provincial
election
195
persons
cast
ballots
at
the
advance
poll
here
MAY
FOLLOW
CANADAS
LEAD
OTTAWA
CPi
United
States
Union
a
spokesman
for
the
grain
merchants
are
in
Ottawa
Americans
indicated
early
in
the
hope
of
following
Canadas
today
example
in
sales
to
the
Soviet
The
spokesman
for
the
Amer-
Now
hear
this
Sandy
Thomson
eight-
ear
old
daughter
of
our
city
manager
brought
home
from
a
Victoria
trip
a
rare
momento
Its
a
pic
picture
�
ture
of
Sandy
with
Bob
Hope
taken
on
a
golf
course
in
the
capital
city
by
her
mother
No
problem
taking
it
either
Mr
Thomson
stopped
the
celeb
celebrity
�
rity
coming
out
of
the
club
house
asked
if
hed
mind
if
she
took
a
picture
not
at
all
then
clicked
the
camera
And
hes
a
straight
down
the
middle
IN
THE
CITIZEN
Classified
12
Comics
Ccsning
events
-
-
District
Editorial
Here
and
there
Sports
golfer
too
according
to
Mrs
Thomson
but
he
doesnt
walk
the
18
hoes
He
lias
a
powered
golf
cart
at
his
disposal
Bob
Hope
was
in
Vancouver
this
week
to
autograph
his
new
book
I
owe
Russia
1200
and
the
Thomsons
have
a
copy
Fort
George
returning
officer
Alex
Clark
has
called
a
must
must
meeting
for
all
deputy
returning
officers
and
poll
clerks
at
730
pm
Friday
in
the
Civic
Centie
The
driver
behind
a
car
with
licence
463
551
badly
needed
a
front
end
alignment
Tuesday
but
lie
managed
to
avoij
a
crash
with
the
gal
who
sudden
suddenly
�
ly
turned
left
while
her
signals
were
flashing
right
It
goes
down
as
another
chapter
in
the
some-ofthose-women-
drivers
6toryt
struggle
said
near
WASHINGTON
Ml
A
senate
investigation
into
the
workings
of
a
national
crime
syndicate
opened
today
with
Attorn
-y
i
General
Kennedy
telling
of
its
secret
meetings
assassinations
and
the
chance
cf
a
major
un
derworld
power
struggb
in
New
Yoik
A
s
lira
first
witness
Kennedy
set
the
stage
for
the
Senate
sub
subcommittees
�
committees
hearings1
into
or
organized
�
ganized
crime
which
he
called
one
of
the
biggest
businesses
in
America
Hut
getting
a
look
at
its
clan
clandestine
�
destine
operations
is
difficult
because
of
the
curtain
of
fear
he
explained
This
is
one
reason
the
dis
disclosures
�
closures
made
by
Josaph
Val
achi
arc
significant
he
said
For
the
first
time
an
insider
has
broken
the
under
worlds
code
of
silence
Valachi
60
a
convicted
nar
cotics
pediar
and
murderer
has
been
singing
to
federal
agents
since
he
heard
the
syndicate
had
issued
a
death
warrant
foi
him
i
The
picture
is
an
ugly
one
Kennedy
said
It
ihows
what
has
been
aptly
described
as
a
private
government
of
organ
organized
�
ized
crime
a
government
with
an
annual
income
of
billions
resting
en
a
base
of
human
suf
fering
and
moral
corrosion
VALACHI
WILL
TESTIFY
Valachi
is
scheduled
to
be
one
of
the
sJar
witnesses
later
in
Ilia
investigation
Because
cf
inlormatiort
from
Valachi
and
other
sources
Kn
ncdy
went
on
the
government
has
learned
that
Cosa
Nostra
also
known
as
the
Mafia
and
the
Black
Hand
is
run
by
a
commission
of
nine
to
12
active
members
The
leaders
of
Cosa
Nostra
in
most
major
cities
arc
respon
responsible
�
sible
to
the
commission
which
makes
major
policy
decisions
for
the
organization
settles
dis
disputes
�
putes
among
the
families
gangs
and
allocates
territories
of
criminal
operation
Referring
to
the
imprisoned
New
York
mobster
Vito
Gcno
vese
whom
Valachi
is
reported
to
have
portrayed
as
the
chief
of
Cosa
Nostra
Kennedy
said
that
because
of
his
power
and
tho
fear
in
which
he
is
held
in
the
New
York
organiztaion
no
move
has
been
mads
to
take
over
the
top
spot
while
his
ap
appeal
�
peal
of
a
narcotics
conviction
is
pending
in
the
courts
But
Kennedy
warned
if
Gcn
ocsc
loses
his
appeal
and
stays
in
prison
we
anticipate
a
ma
major
�
jor
underworld
power
struggle
in
New
York
POOL
INFORMATION
Kennedy
said
federal
investi
investigation
�
gation
agencies
now
arc
pooling
their
information
on
more
than
1100
major
crime
leaders
Kennedy
urged
tightening
of
laws
to
help
in
the
war
against
crime
but
he
said
regardless
of
new
laws
and
old
regardless
of
resourceful
and
dedicated
in
investigative
�
vestigative
efforts
the
only
force
that
can
conquer
organ
organized
�
ized
crime
is
tho
vigilance
of
citizens
in
every
community
From
all
this
testimony
the
senators
hope
will
emerge
a
pic
picture
�
ture
of
tho
kind
of
laws
needed
to
fight
the
underworld
empire
S
sale
to
Reds
rumored
ican
businessmen
involved
Bur
Burton
�
ton
Joseph
president
of
I
S
Joseph
Incorporated
of
Minne
Minneapolis
�
apolis
said
however
it
is
far
premature
to
talk
of
a
trade
be
between
�
tween
these
two
countries
Rus
Russia
�
sia
and
Uie
US
Commenting
on
a
report
from
Minneapolis
that
his
group
is
in
Ottawa
to
negotiate
with
the
same
Russian
delegation
that
bought
500000000
worth
of
Canadian
wheat
and
flour
last
week
Mr
Joseph
said
he
has
not
met
with
the
head
of
the
Russian
group
and
declined
to
say
whether
a
meeting
is1
sched
scheduled
�
uled
We
just
dont
know
what
we
have
here
ourselves
said
Mr-
Joseph
He
would
say
only
that
the
American
were
here
to
sell
wheat
and
declined
fuither
de
tails
saying
were
way
ahead
of
ourselves
One
of
tho
more
sensitive
areas
as
far
as
such
an
Amer
American
�
ican
sale
is
concerned
would
be
former
reluctance
on
the
part
of
the
US
government
to
fos-
Iter
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with
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BIRMINGHAM
Ala
Wi
An
other
bomb
blast
shook
Birm
Birmingham
�
ingham
today
a
few
hours
after
a
two
man
residential
team
ar
arrived
�
rived
to
help
restore
racial
unity
to
the
big
steel
city
There
were
no
reports
of
cas
ualties
and
no
disorder
Police
said
that
apparently
someone
from
a
moving
car
tossed
an
undetermined
amount
of
explosive
at
a
street
inter
intersection
�
section
The
house
nearest
the
intersection
was
damaged
ex
extensively
�
tensively
Windows
were
broken
and
plaster
was
jarred
from
the
walls
Police
were
puzzled
by
a
large
amount
of
nails
and
pieces
of
metal
thrown
by
the
blast
John
D
Hardrick
52
whose
home
was
most
damaged
said
that
metal
and
nails
blasted
through
his
window
A
neighbor
Ada
Belle
Parker
showed
re
reporters
�
porters
bits
of
metal
on
her
poiich
and
imbedded
in
the
woodwork
of
her
home
The
latest
bombing
Birm
Birmingham
�
ingham
has
had
more
than
40
since
the
Second
World
War
was
in
a
middle
income
Ne
Negro
�
gro
neighborhood
on
Birming
ham
s
southsidc
Russia
ratifies
test
ban
treaty
MOSCOW
Reuters
The
piesidium
of
the
Supreme
Sov
iet
parliament
today
unani
unanimously
�
mously
ratified
the
partial
nu
nuclear
�
clear
test
ban
treaty
Tass
news
agency
leported
Earlier
th
Communist
party
newspaper
Pravda
hailed
the
United
States
Senate
appjoval
of
the
treaty
Tuesday
as
a
vic
victory
�
tory
of
common
sense
over
lack
of
reason
e
HOW
TO
BE
POPULAR
bring
your
umbrella
Its
moose
not
hunters
who
seek
the
shelters
The
normal
tourist
season
is
over
It
terminated
Sept
1
for
most
Canadians
But
in
Prince
George
the
season
goes
on
as
yet
another
breed
of
tourist
arrives
the
hunter
There
is
no
increase
or
greater
influx
of
hunters
this
year
compared
to
former
years
the
Chamber
of
Com
Commerce
�
merce
and
the
Fish
and
Game
department
report
The
weather
may
have
some
adverse
effect
on
the
number
of
trophies
bagged
since
game
tends
to
stay
shel
sheltered
�
tered
during
the
rahy
season
According
to
the
weather
office
GO
inches
of
rain
drop
ped
on
Prince
George
and
dis
district
�
trict
during
the
past
24
hours
but
it
is
expected
the
storm
will
pass
late
tonight
Walter
Gill
of
the
Fish
and
Game
department
foresees
greater
hunting
in
the
area
if
the
weather
would
only
co
cooperate
�
operate
Citizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Cenlral
Brilish
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER
25
1963
EC
wki
YmB
I
The
presidential
team
had
set
l
George
Wallace
to
stop
intcrfcr
up
meetings
today
with
white
ing
with
court
ordered
desegre
and
negro
leaders
gation
of
public
schools
in
three
In
Montgomery
five
federal
Alabama
cities
Birmingham
judges
ordered
Governor
Mobile
and
Tuskegce
Campaign
slows
down
calm
before
the
storm
The
big
cannons
have
sound
sounded
�
ed
in
tho
Fort
Georgo
con
constituency
�
stituency
and
left
only
a
muffled
echo
in
their
wake
With
most
of
the
big
gun
speakers
having
made
their
ap
appearance
�
pearance
here
earlier
the
four
candidates
Jr
Monday
pro
provincial
�
vincial
election
have
been
left
to
their
own
devices
Liberal
candidate
Ray
Cullin-
ane
today
was
stumping
at
Mc
ley
was
attending
coffee
parties
in
Prince
Georgo
and
South
Fort
George
and
Socred
Ray
Williston
was
scheduled
back
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Is
Islands
�
lands
Thursday
or
Friday
Fort
George
was
not
unique
Canadian
Press
for
the
first
time
since
the
election
was
called
Aug
22
today
failed
to
carry
a
BC
election
roundup
story
on
its
wire
service
Instead
the
wire
service
sent
this
mes-
Leods
Lake
New
Democrat
sage
Ken
Rutherford
was
main-
EDITORS
There
will
be
no
streeting
at
McBride
and
Vale
1
BC
election
roundup
for
Wed
mount
Tory
hopeful
Dud
Saw-
ncsday
Unwarranted
CP
STORE
MANAGERS
THREATEN
ACTION
Prince
George
Terrace
Smithers
Quesncl
Williams
Lake
Kamloops
Whitchorsc
ares
most
active
VANCOUVER
CF
Announce
Announcements
�
ments
that
out-of-court
settle
settlement
�
ment
has
virtually
been
reach
reached
�
ed
in
tho
dispute
over
a
gov
government
�
ernment
takeover
of
the
BC
Electric
Co
has
sent
BC
Power
Corp
shares
up
at
the
Vancou
Vancouver
�
ver
and
Toronto
stock
ex
exchanges
�
changes
The
bid
price
for
BC
this
morning
was
2150
up
from
2425
Tuesday
Meanwhile
Canadian
Collier
Collieries
�
ies
fell
off
heavily
with
an
an
announcement
�
nouncement
that
negotiations
to
erect
a
long
planned
pulp
mill
on
Vancouver
Island
had
been
shelved
The
bid
price
at
the
Vancou
Vancouver
�
ver
stock
exchange
was
870
today
down
from
1112
at
Tuesdays
close
iri
i
-
JlWri
Prince
George
Bulkley
Val
Valley
�
ley
and
the
Cariboo
will
be
cloudy
with
intermittent
rain
tomorrow
There
will
be
little
change
in
temperature
and
winds
will
be
light
Low
tonight
and
high
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
at
Prince
George
Quesncl
and
Smilhcrs
45
and
55
Last
24
Hours
Hi
Lo
Prec
f
II
50
pr
Monti
e
a
t
opy
rt
carriiti
Licence
granted
II
r
nursing
Prince
G
By
PATRICK
DENTON
Cltiien
Staff
Writer
BC
Hospital
Insurance
Serv
Service
�
ice
has
granted
a
licence
to
Simon
Fra3cr
Private
Hospital
Ltd
to
operate
a
75
bcd
nursing
home
at
Tenth
and
Laurier
it
was
announced
today
Aid
Hilliard
Clare
said
he
received
a
telephone
call
from
Lands
and
Forests
Minister
Hay
Williston
that
the
approval
has
been
given
but
it
has
not
been
officially
confirmed
by
BCIIIS
David
M
VV
Hummel
pro
promoter
�
moter
of
the
project
and
oper
operator
�
ator
of
a
Victoria
nursing
home
which
is
amost
identical
to
the
one
planned
here
said
Lt
a
telephone
interview
from
Vic
Victoria
�
toria
that
construction
Is
ex
expected
�
pected
to
start
by
mid
October
If
it
can
get
started
quickly
say
by
Oct
15
we
would
hope
to
be
open
by
tle
end
of
April
he
said
Mr
Hiiiimcl
said
Marquardt
Construction
Ltd
of
Victoria
will
do
th
general
contracting
and
it
will
use
as
much
local
1
labor
as
can
be
found
pos
possible
�
sible
He
said
work
will
start
as
I
soon
as
the
buildings
plans
are
approvcu
uy
nnua
incy
win
be
presented
to
BCIIIS
by
the
middle
of
next
week
Mr
Hummel
described
the
proposed
nursing
home
as
single
storey
Tudor
style
de
designed
�
signed
to
look
like
a
comfort
comfortable
�
able
home
rathir
than
an
in
stltution
It
will
employ
40
to
SO
full
and
part
time
persons
and
will
be
the
only
chronic
unit
north
of
Kclowna
he
added
Simon
Frascr
Private
Hos
Hospital
�
pital
Ltd
bought
the
three
acre
site
from
the
province
and
the
city
for
36010
last
month
Cal
Parr
Properties
Ltd
of
Vancouver
which
previously
had
not
announced
plans
for
a
nursing
home
here
made
a
surprise
bid
of
36010
but
Mr
Hummels
company
met
that
price
and
city
council
agreed
to
sell
the
land
to
the
original
promoters
New
bomb
blast
outbreak
adds
fuel
to
racial
fire
53
50
70
50
70
4G
12
43
34
45
trace
50
43
02
yJ
home
e
roe
14
million
involved
in
juggling
Strachan
VANCOUVER
Provincial
NDP
leader
Robert
Strachan
today
elaborated
or
his
recent
charge
that
the
BC
Hydro
and
Power
Authority
has
ap
appropriated
�
propriated
revenue
to
spend
on
Uic
Peace
River
project
and
hidden
it
in
the
balance
sheet
The
original
charge
was
mads
in
a
speech
at
Prince
George
last
week
Today
he
said
at
least
14
000000
is
involved
About
this
amount
was
list
listed
�
ed
under
the
heading
plant
CHILD
PROGRAM
expansion
in
the
last
years1
balance
sheet
Mr
Strachan
said
in
a
telephone
interview
from
his
home
at
Cedar
on
Vancouver
Island
It
obviously
went
into
the
Peace
he
said
Where
else
in
BC
have
they
spent
14000000
Thpy
have
been
reorganizing
the
bockkecping
lystcm
in
some
rather
peculiar
way3
He
specifically
mentioned
the
revenue
appropriation
Tuesday
night
on
the
CBCs
provincially
tclcviscd
program
Men
and
The
Issues
Dentist
shortage
Tho
new
community
preventive
dental
program
will
bo
restricted
to
four-year-olds
because
Prince
Georges
seven
dentists
cannot
give
complete
treatment
to
the
4800
children
previously
covered
If
possible
five-year-olds
will
be
covered
Dr
II
J
llann
regional
dental
consultant
said
today
each
dentist
reserves
three
hours
a
week
for
treatment
of
children
This
meant
that
on
only
�
ly
430
children
aged
three
four
and
five
and
in
Grade
1
re
received
�
ceived
attention
By
concentrating
on
four-year-olds
ho
said
it
hoped
to
give
attention
to
more
chilJrcn
because
at
that
age
teeth
arc
in
better
condition
and
appoint
ments
correspondingly
shorter
Dr
Hann
said
he
hopes
80
or
90
per
cent
of
the
citys
1200
four-year-old
children
will
re
receive
�
ceive
treatment
By
using
all
available
810
dental
hours
on
this
age
group
the
plan
will
give
effective
and
early
preventative
treatment
including
stannous
fluoride
painting
he
said
Our
intention
is
to
give
wider
coverage
in
the
same
amount
of
time
Dr
Hann
said
but
the
health
department
also
hopes
more
parents
will
attend
with
young
children
and
receive
advice
on
the
import
importance
�
ance
of
correct
diet
treatment
and
oral
hygiene
Older
chilJrcn
often
came
on
their
own
and
never
passed
ad
advice
�
vice
on
to
their
parents
sas
Dr
Hann
The
new
plan
will
operate
in
Prince
George
and
Quesncl
and
is
a
pilot
scheme
for
the
north
northern
�
ern
iiterior
Registration
forms
will
be
sent
to
parents
who
for
a
nom
nominal
�
inal
fee
of
5
can
assure
their
four
year
olds
preventative
treatment
Liberal
official
to
attend
meet
Bill
Gilmour
president
of
the
BC
Liberal
Association
will
share
the
platform
with
Fort
George
candidate
Ray
Cullinane
here
Thursday
night
The
meeting
will
be
at
8
pm
in
the
Hart
Highway
Com
Community
�
munity
Hall
Young
shop
lifters
active
here
By
JIM
BILLINGSLEY
Citizen
Staff
Writer
A
youthful
shop
lifting
ring
operating
in
Prince
George
stotes
is
alarming
merchants
to
such
an
extent
that
some
plan
wholesale
prosecutions
instead
of
warning
first
of
offenders
�
fenders
The
ring
groups
of
school
children
ranging
in
age
fim
eight
to
19
and
formed
into
clubs
systematically
pil
pilfer
�
fer
goods
from
downtown
de
department
�
partment
stores
Members
of
the
club
consider
it
an
of
fence
if
one
of
their
number
comes
from
a
store
empty
handed
or
gets
caught
But
even
the
best
club
rules
go
awry
Tuesday
eight
were
caught
in
Kresgcs
on
Third
with
varied
merchandise
pad
padlocks
�
locks
pens
pen
markers
lip
lipsticks
�
sticks
batteries
notebooks
flashlights
Four
of
the
shop
lifters
were
given
stern
warnings
and
re
released
�
leased
on
the
spot
Parents
of
the
other
four
were
called
and
Ed
Gluta
manager
of
Kresgcs
said
it
is
expected
they
will
take
disciplinary
ac
action
�
tion
None
were
prosecuted
Police
are
aware
of
the
up
upswing
�
swing
in
juvenile
offences
but
they
are
helpless
unless
the
store
manager
prosecutes
An
RCMP
spokesman
said
police
heartily
dislike
the
job
of
driving
shoplifters
to
the
de
detachment
�
tachment
building
merely
to
scare
the
daylights
out
of
them
Why
do
the
teenagers
steal
for
kicks
One
who
was
caught
said
the
word
was
around
school
how
easy
it
was
to
steal
from
Prince
George
stores
There
arc
many
ways
of
lifting
goods
from
the
coun
counter
�
ter
but
one
of
the
favorite
among
girl
teeners
accord
according
�
ing
to
manager
Gluta
is
for
a
gang
to
crowd
around
a
given
counter
distracting
the
sales
clerk
while
another
member
goes
into
action
Shopping
bags
are
used
for
the
loot
bulky
pockets
for
smaller
items
and
another
method
currently
in
vogue
is
slipping
LI
records
between
school
rhg
haulers