THE
WORLD
TODAY
Montreal
lawyer
Guy
Guerin
who
defended
12
of
18
persons
charged
with
terrorism
InQue
bee
says
the
terrorists
had
two
main
purrwsos
ami
accom
accomplished
�
plished
With
Mr
Guerln
spoke
Wednesday
night
to
students
at
the
University
of
Montreal
He
satd
the
terrorists
wanted
to
make
the
Idea
of
Quebec
sepa
separatism
�
ratism
know
internationally
and
to
wake
up
the
people
of
Quebec
to
the
separatist
Idea
then
held
mainly
by
Intellect
Intellectuals
�
uals
He
says
they
sucreeded
In
both
alms
The
Koyal
Commission
on
Ulculturallsm
and
Blllnguallsm
has
opened
a
two
day
prelimi
preliminary
�
nary
hearing
In
Ottawa
In
an
opening
statement
Andre
Laur
endeau
co
-
chairman
of
the
commission
and
editor
of
Mon
Montreal
�
treal
Le
Devoir
said
Canada
Is
in
a
state
of
emergency
that
can
jeopirdlre
Its
very
existence
The
other
co-chairman
of
the
commission
David
Davidson
�
son
Dunton
president
of
Ottawas
Carleton
university
said
Canada
Is
facing
questions
as
serious
as
those
faced
at
the
time
of
confederation
He
said
there
is
a
growing
demand
for
a
new
look
at
confederation
Emphasising
the
importance
of
the
commissions
hearings
was
a
move
by
1C
Liberal
MPs
from
Quebec
They
marched
In
a
body
through
a
light
drlzle
from
Parliament
Hill
to
where
the
commission
Is
sitting
They
said
the
Inquiry
must
not
constitute
a
smoke
smokescreen
�
screen
to
delay
the
radical
changes
required
The
spokes
man
for
the
group
Jean
Pierre
Cote
the
member
for
Long
ueull
said
every
Canadian
should
have
access
to
Trench
of
English
culture
according
to
his
choice
throughout
the
country
A
External
Affairs
Minister
Martin
said
today
the
next
round
of
top
-
level
Canada
-
United
States
negotiations
of
the
Col
Columbia
�
umbia
River
Treaty
will
be
held
Dec
2
in
Washington
or
Ottawa
The
minister
said
In
an
Ottawa
Interview
that
lie
and
Interior
Secretary
Udall
of
the
US
about
mid
November
will
have
received
the
reports
of
two
working
groups
which
have
been
studying
the
sale
price
of
down
downstream
�
stream
benefits
Mr
Martin
said
no
one
can
forecast
the
outcome
of
the
complicated
negotiations
but
that
there
has
been
no
delay
in
them
at
any
point
since
they
started
1
12
months
ago
A
US
marine
lieutenants
complaint
that
he
received
neither
Ills
Ulble
nor
a
Play
Playboy
�
boy
magazine
subscription
as
promised
resulted
In
the
arrest
of
two
young
men
on
charges
of
obtaining
money
under
false
pretense
at
Jacksonville
NC
Sheriff
Tom
Marshall
said
the
lieutenant
who
declined
to
dis
disclose
�
close
his
name
complained
that
he
had
purchased
a
Bible
with
the
understanding
that
the
mag
magazine
�
azine
would
be
a
bonus
David
Lee
Miller
28
and
Woodrow
Wilson
Carter
Jr
17
were
arrested
Monday
as
a
result
of
the
marines
complaint
Despite
their
bitter
protests
the
Western
allies
expect
Hussla
to
throw
more
road
roadblocks
�
blocks
across
the
highway
into
Berlin
This
was
repotted
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
by
authoritative
Wash
Washington
�
ington
sources
after
the
allies
accused
Moscow
In
a
diplomatic
note
of
arbitrary
and
unjusti
unjustified
�
fied
action
in
delaying
an
American
army
convoy
for
42
hours
Neither
the
protest
nor
the
fact
that
tho
Americans
eventually
wuio
allowed
to
pro
proceed
�
ceed
means
that
this
gloomy
chapter
of
US
Soviet
relations
can
be
closed
authoritative
sources
warned
They
said
that
top
officials
of
the
admini
administration
�
stration
agree
the
West
must
expect
similar
or
other
harass
ments
In
and
around
Berlin
Highways
Minister
l
nllllp
Gaglardl
says
Vancouver
Is
going
to
have
to
spend
more
on
promotion
if
it
wants
to
get
on
the
map
In
Lisbon
all
they
knew
was
Montreal
Is
part
of
Canada
Mr
Gaglardl
just
returned
from
Euiope
told
the
Greater
Vancouver
and
Con
Convention
�
vention
Bureau
Wednesday
In
the
words
of
Mae
West
we
should
ask
them
to
come
up
and
see
us
sometime
he
said
Now
hear
this
City
residents
are
jemlnded
that
burning
rubbish
in
the
back
yard
without
proper
facilities
is
agin
the
law
During
October
Fire
Chief
August
Dornblerer
reports
he
and
his
crew
were
called
out
five
times
to
deal
with
unauthorized
burning
of
rubbish
It
will
be
work
as
usual
at
least
for
half
a
day
for
Prince
George
postmen
Monday
Re
Remembrance
�
membrance
Day
The
postles
will
make
one
downtown
and
one
residential
delviery
in
the
morning
The
post
office
wicket
service
will
be
open
from
830
am
to
1230
pm
No
money
orders
or
savings
bank
business
though
Folks
are
still
chuckling
around
town
alter
viewing
Bonanza
Sunday
night
on
telly
Picture
became
distorted
at
times
and
on
flashed
Network
trouble
is
temporary
What
network
chaps
Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
will
take
his
place
among
the
top
brass
on
the
reviewing
stand
when
the
Grey
Cup
parade
is
staged
in
Vancouver
Nov
30
The
mayor
received
an
engraved
invitation
Wednesday
to
attend
the
event
from
Vancouver
mayor
William
Rathie
which
would
indicate
that
Prince
George
has
at
long
last
arrived
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217
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will
be
named
a
freeman
of
the
city
of
Prince
George
at
a
special
meetlngofcltycouncll
Nov
13
Council
agreed
to
bestow
the
honor
on
the
chief
Justice
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
after
accepting
an
In
Invitation
�
vitation
from
the
Prince
George
Bar
Association
to
co
host
a
banquet
Nov
25
in
honor
of
Mr
Wilson
Had
it
not
been
for
tho
ab
absence
�
sence
of
one
alderman
the
honor
would
have
been
conferred
then
and
there
but
approval
is
required
of
a
full
council
Chief
Justice
Wilson
will
be
the
fourth
person
In
the
citys
history
to
be
named
a
freeman
and
will
Join
former
lay
magi
magistrate
�
strate
P
J
Moran
as
the
only
two
still
living
The
other
two
freemen
were
the
chief
Justices
father
Peter
Wilson
who
served
as
city
sol
solicitor
�
icitor
for
over
50
years
and
A
M
Patterson
mayor
of
the
city
in
its
early
years
of
development
Chief
Justice
will
be
in
the
city
for
a
period
of
two
weeks
to
conduct
tho
Quesnel
fall
criminal
assize
starting
Nov
12
Fire
victim
dies
at
coast
Carl
Ehrlchs
victim
of
a
flash
fire
in
Prince
George
last
week
died
Wednesday
in
Vancouver
General
Hospital
Mr
Ehrlchs
suffered
burns
to
80
per
cent
of
his
body
when
he
was
engulfed
in
flames
when
a
fire
broke
out
in
the
basement
of
his
Irwin
Street
home
His
daughter
Ursel
rushed
to
the
scene
of
the
accident
and
lat
out
the
flames
But
her
bravery
could
not
save
her
father
He
was
taken
to
the
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
In
critical
condition
and
subse
subsequently
�
quently
flown
to
Vancouver
for
specialized
treatment
and
skin
grafting
A
carpenter
he
was
working
In
the
basement
when
a
flash
insulation
fire
broke
out
The
alarm
was
given
by
Jack
Horllck
a
friend
who
was
In
the
basement
with
Mr
Ehrlchs
Mr
Horllck
was
unhurt
and
ran
up
to
phone
he
fire
deparement
Ursel
watching
television
with
her
mother
andnlne-year-old
brother
Peter
heard
a
bang
like
a
firecracker
then
a
scream
from
Mr
Horllck
When
she
reached
the
base
basement
�
ment
she
saw
her
fathers
flaming
body
New
company
for
Westcoast
VANCOUVER
IP
-Westcoast
Transmission
Co
Is
acquiring
ownership
of
Gas
Trunk
Line
of
BC
Limited
operators
of
a
natural
gas
gathering
system
which
delivers
natural
gas
to
Westcoasfs
30
-
Inch
pipe
pipeline
�
line
serving
BC
and
Washing
Washington
�
ton
refineries
The
report
said
Westcoast
plans
to
Issue
350000
shares
of
capital
stock
to
buy
out
the
other
producers
It
says
the
purchase
is
being
accomplished
on
a
share-for-share
basis
with
the
Westcoast
issue
Inland
Natural
Gas
Company
Ltd
has
declared
an
Initial
quarterly
dividend
of
G
14
cents
per
share
President
John
A
McMahon
said
the
dividend
will
be
pay
payable
�
able
Jan
3
to
shareholders
of
recoid
Dec
18
The
company
has
been
In
op
operation
�
eration
11
years
supplying
ser
service
�
vice
to
Northern
BC
the
Carl
boo
Kamloops
Okanagan
and
the
West
Kootenays
e
e
itizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
NOVEMBER
7
1963
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H1
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S
yklH
Freight
handlers
nt
the
airport
Marcel
Lirette
left
and
Jack
Taylor
hand
over
Sabin
oral
polio
vaccine
to
public
health
nurses
Mrs
Edith
Fisher
and
Mrs
Florence
Rampton
of
the
Northern
Interior
Health
Unit
About
15000
doses
arrived
today
for
distribution
to
pre
school
children
and
adults
in
the
Prince
George
area
Roy
Fujikawa
photo
DEC
5
MUNICIPAL
ELECTIONS
500000
in
bylaws
City
homeowners
will
be
asked
to
approve
three
money
bylaws
amounting
to
a
total
value
of
approximately
50000
at
the
Dec
5
municipal
elections
City
council
Wednesday
ex
The
faces
of
the
11
men
showed
a
ghastly
pallor
under
the
grime
Some
were
scarred
by
ugly
bruises
During
the
final
operation
watchers
and
rescue
workers
were
stralnedand
white
faced
mindful
of
the
danger
of
a
last
minute
rockfall
that
could
have
killed
the
11
men
at
the
very
moment
of
their
escape
The
11
are
the
final
survl
worst
of
the
disaster
Just
two
weeks
ago
today
the
afternoon
shift
of
129
men
went
below
ground
w
HH
S
I
Ray
Perrault
BC
Liberal
lea
leader
�
der
said
Wednesday
the
outcome
In
seven
ridings
In
the
Sept
30
provincial
election
could
have
been
affected
by
ir
irregularities
�
regularities
In
election
machin
machinery
�
ery
Our
findings
are
that
a
minimum
of
32000
more
peo
people
�
ple
should
have
been
on
the
voters
list
but
they
were
not
partly
because
of
irregularities
in
the
system
adding
that
the
outcome
in
Burnaby
Na
nalmo
New
Westminster
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
Point
Grey
could
have
been
affected
tended
final
approval
to
the
bylaws
which
will
provide
for
extension
of
the
citys
water
system
extension
of
the
storm
sewer
program
and
permit
the
appropriation
of
funds
for
the
Haggard
miners
snatched
from
underground
tomb
LENGEDE
West
Germany
Reuters
Technical
skill
luck
and
courage
snatched
11
miners
from
a
perilous
tomb
185
feet
below
the
surface
of
the
earth
ously
loose
rock
above
the
cav
cavity
�
ity
did
not
collapse
and
crush
the
men
to
death
In
the
last
phases
of
the
operation
Luck
played
its
role
in
that
the
trapped
men
confused
north
and
south
when
mapping
the
cavity
and
sent
up
wrong
measurements
through
their
supply
shaft
measurements
which
In
the
end
turned
out
to
be
right
and
meant
that
the
drill
penetrated
the
cavity
in
the
most
favorable
spot
by
a
pure
mistake
as
an
engineer
put
it
Courage
was
required
of
the
two
miner
volunteers
who
went
down
the
escape
shaft
through
the
treacherous
earth
and
rock
to
help
the
trapped
men
Into
the
capsule
They
too
returned
safely
to
the
surface
Millions
watched
this
last
act
of
the
mine
drama
on
West
Ger
German
�
man
television
After
happy
reunions
with
their
families
the
men
were
taken
by
ambulance
to
hospi
hospitals
�
tals
for
further
examination
The
men
were
brought
up
in
order
determined
beforehand
apparently
based
on
the
age
and
physical
condition
The
oldest
miner
Fritz
Baer
53
was
the
second
to
be
brought
up
in
the
rescue
capsule
One
of
the
11
Is
not
a
miner
Adolf
Herbst
the
only
bachelor
is
an
electrician
who
was
In
Installing
�
stalling
equipment
in
the
mine
when
it
was
flooded
The
breakthrough
to
the
U
occurred
a
few
minutes
after
6
am
Mine
director
Rudolf
Stein
who
satd
earlier
the
li
had
less
thanafjO
SOchanceofbeing
saved
told
reporters
the
drill
drilling
�
ing
of
the
rescue
shaft
exactly
into
the
cavity
had
been
a
won
wonder
�
der
one
of
the
miracles
of
kengede
that
people
here
talk
talked
�
ed
about
excitedly
It
was
like
looking
for
a
needle
In
a
haystack
realignment
of
rifth
See
re
realignment
�
alignment
story
on
Pg
3
The
water
extension
which
will
cost
105000and
the
storm
sewer
project
which
will
re
require
�
quire
approximately
200000
will
be
completed
under
the
fed
federal
�
eral
governments
municipal
development
and
loan
fund
If
ratepayers
approve
the
two
bylaws
it
could
constitute
a
substantial
saving
to
the
city
because
under
the
terms
of
the
loan
the
federal
government
agrees
to
provide
a
generous
rebate
if
the
projects
are
com
completed
�
pleted
by
the
summer
of
19C5
The
city
plans
construction
of
a
20
lnch
main
from
the
new
water
pump
house
south
on
Bur
Burden
�
den
to
Tenth
to
provide
essen
essential
�
tial
services
to
that
area
of
the
city
The
sewer
bylaw
will
enable
to
city
to
complete
installations
In
the
Millar
Addition
and
to
bring
certain
sections
of
the
system
up
to
modern
standards
the
city
to
complete
instal
installations
�
lations
in
the
Millar
Addition
and
to
bring
certain
sections
of
the
system
up
to
modern
stan
standards
�
dards
Under
the
municipal
loan
plan
the
federal
government
apportions
funds
for
dispersal
among
muncipalities
by
provin
provincial
�
cial
governments
BCs
share
in
19C4
amounts
to
ap
proxtmately
35
million
Church
wants
rezoning
St
Andrews
United
Church
has
applied
for
the
rezoning
of
property
at
Tenth
and
Central
to
make
way
for
the
construc
construction
�
tion
of
a
new
church
there
City
council
which
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
considered
the
application
referred
it
to
the
Advisory
Planning
Commission
although
the
property
does
not
require
to
be
re
zoned
Discussion
led
to
the
conclusion
the
property
need
only
be
put
up
for
auction
specifically
for
church
pur
purposes
�
poses
The
church
requires
12
lots
on
the
southwest
corner
of
Central
at
Tenth
which
are
presently
zoned
for
com
merlcal
Council
was
advised
that
ac
according
�
cording
to
the
citys
develop
development
�
ment
program
charted
by
Des
Parkerprovlston
is
made
for
a
church
in
the
area
at
a
location
four
blocks
west
of
Central
CONVOY
CLEARED
BERLIN
Reuters
-
A
US
military
convoy
of
10
vehicles
and
22
drivers
and
co
drivers
was
cleared
without
difficulties
Phone
LOgan
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Low
20
High
35
7c
a
eo
py
Mcdonald
inquest
Natural
gas
caused
home
blast
jury
Record
building
year
here
Prince
George
Is
headed
for
the
biggest
building
year
on
record
with
the
value
of
new
construction
expected
to
reach
more
than
10
million
by
the
end
of
the
year
This
was
indicated
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
by
the
city
building
In
Inspectors
�
spectors
report
that
showed
that
total
value
of
building
permits
issued
up
to
Oct
31
this
year
amounted
to
5885000
With
construction
expected
to
start
soon
on
the
proposed
shopping
centre
at
Fifth
and
Central
value
of
new
construc
construction
�
tion
this
year
could
easily
top
the
10
million
mark
by
Dec
31
According
to
building
inspec
inspector
�
tor
Ed
Neffs
report
permits
issued
in
October
were
valued
at
851000
almost
four
times
the
value
of
permits
issued
during
the
same
month
last
year
Compared
to
last
year
when
the
total
value
of
permits
is
issued
�
sued
during
the
nine
month
period
to
Oct
3-
amounted
to
4800000
new
construction
for
the
same
period
this
year
is
up
by
almost
exactly
1
million
Included
In
permits
issued
last
month
was
the
construc
construction
�
tion
of
a
275000
private
nurs
nursing
�
ing
home
at
Tenth
and
Laurier
In
addition
to
the
shopping
centre
a
permit
Is
expected
to
be
issued
during
the
next
two
months
to
the
Simon
Fraser
Hotel
for
the
addition
of
50
new
rooms
During
October
28
permits
were
Issued
for
single
family
dwellings
bringing
the
total
for
the
nine
month
period
to
140
Natural
gas
caused
an
explosion
which
destroyed
the
Bruce
McDonald
home
In
Prince
George
a
coroners
jury
Indicated
Wednesday
afternoon
The
verdict
was
handed
down
after
four
hours
of
testimony
at
an
inquest
Into
the
death
of
Mrs
Muriel
McDonald
We
believe
It
the
explosion
was
caused
by
an
accumulation
of
natural
gas
Igniting
said
the
verdict
It
went
on
to
say
that
Mrs
McDonald
died
of
suffocation
and
burns
and
that
the
natural
gas
leaked
from
a
broken
pipe
near
the
gas
meter
Mrs
McDonalds
burned
body
was
found
near
the
gas
fired
furnace
of
the
home
which
was
demolished
in
the
Sept
27
blast
The
McDonalds
four
children
were
miraculously
blown
clear
of
tho
wreckage
Mr
McDonald
was
out
of
town
on
a
business
trip
at
the
time
Eleven
witnesses
gave
test
testimony
�
imony
at
the
Inquest
at
which
Dr
A
L
Chambers
presided
Eric
Fredln
provincial
dis
district
�
trict
gas
Inspector
in
Prince
George
Introduced
as
evidence
the
gas
meter
from
the
Mc
McDonald
�
Donald
home
the
automatic
regulator
which
when
operat
operating
�
ing
shuts
off
Irregular
flow
of
natural
gas
into
the
meter
and
a
section
of
pipe
with
an
Inlet
valve
which
was
defective
and
was
believed
the
cause
of
the
explosion
Eleven
witnesses
at
hearing
Mr
Fredln
said
a
gas
permit
was
issued
for
the
installation
of
a
natural
gas
furnace
and
hot
water
heater
at
the
McDonald
home
Nov
29
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He
said
there
was
no
rejection
notation
made
on
the
application
On
the
day
of
the
blast
Mr
Fredln
said
he
awoke
at
627
am
knowing
that
an
explosion
had
occurred
Mr
Fredln
arrived
at
the
McBrlde
Crescent
home
shortly
after
checking
with
the
fire
department
as
to
the
location
of
the
explosion
He
said
there
was
a
definite
smell
of
gas
at
that
time
We
he
and
a
volunteer
fire
fireman
�
man
located
the
service
cut
cutoff
�
off
valve
amid
the
rubblo
and
turned
it
off
he
said
There
was
no
meter
In
the
house
but
I
found
it
blown
outside
and
took
it
along
with
other
exhibits
to
my
car
and
locked
them
up
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New
colors
were
presented
Wednesday
n
i
g
h
t
to
the
Prince
George
Boy
Scout
troop
by
H
o
y
a
1
Canadian
Legion
president
Larry
Willington
Accepting
the
colors
is
Gerald
Peckham
and
honor
party
scout
John
Aitken
The
old
colors
were
retired
wanted
them
to
be
examined
carefully
at
a
later
time
he
said
Mr
Fredln
testified
there
was
relatively
no
damage
to
the
furnace
or
hot
water
heater
which
he
said
showed
that
the
blast
had
not
been
caused
by
those
appliances
There
was
however
a
definite
break
on
the
top
of
the
gas
meter
The
exhibits
Mr
Fredln
ob
obtained
�
tained
were
examined
Sept
28
In
the
presence
of
Inland
Na
Natural
�
tural
Gas
Co
officials
RCMP
Cpl
D
A
Knight
and
Deputy
Fire
Chief
Harold
Dornblerer
Breaks
in
these
articles
Indicated
they
were
pulled
away
from
the
attachment
In
the
ex
plosion
said
Mr
Fredln
He
also
stated
that
gas
meter
sheets
recorded
before
the
blast
showed
approximately
5000
cubic
feet
of
gas
was
csed
in
a
period
of
nine
days
He
said
this
consumption
of
natural
gas
was
far
above
normal
Mr
Fredln
suggested
that
since
there
was
no
report
of
a
gas
leakage
prior
to
the
explo
explosion
�
sion
this
was
substantiated
later
by
John
Broznltsky
local
manager
of
Inland
the
main
leakage
must
have
occurred
after
the
family
had
retired
for
the
night
I
can
only
conclude
that
Mrs
McDonald
came
to
her
death
Turn
to
Page
2
Firemen
need
toys
to
repair
Used
toys
are
urgently
need
needed
�
ed
for
repairs
and
repainting
by
firemen
In
Prince
George
Every
year
firemen
in
BC
spend
their
spare
time
repair
repairing
�
ing
old
toys
so
that
they
can
be
given
to
underprivileged
children
at
Christmas
In
past
years
the
Prince
George
fire
department
has
provided
several
hundred
renewed
toys
for
distribution
to
the
less
fortunate
children
In
the
city
This
year
however
the
men
are
short
of
toys
to
work
on
Fire
Chief
August
Dornblerer
has
made
a
plea
for
repairable
toys
to
be
taken
to
the
fire
hall
He
says
plastic
toys
are
ex
extremely
�
tremely
difficult
and
often
Im
Impossible
�
possible
to
repair
and
there
are
not
enough
women
available
to
mend
dolls
The
main
need
is
for
metal
toys
tricycles
and
wheeled
toys
in
particular
The
toys
are
distributed
through
the
Goodwill
Associa
Association
�
tion
and
delivered
by
the
Moose
Lodge
Vietnamese
report
victory
SAIGON
ttf
-
South
Viet
Vietnamese
�
namese
troops
today
reported
their
first
victory
against
Com
Communist
�
munist
foices
since
the
ovei
throw
of
president
Ngo
Dinh
Diem
The
official
Viet
Nam
pi
ess
agency
lepoited
38
gueuillas
weie
killed
in
a
battle
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
east
of
the
piovlncial
cap
capital
�
ital
of
Phu
Yen
Tluee
gov
eminent
soldieis
weie
wounded
ami
a
quantlt
of
weapons
was
t
el
zed
fioin
the
Keds
the
announcement
said
It
added
that
the
Dilution
was
continuing