THE
WORLD
TODAY
Sacks
containing
150000
In
small
bills
have
been
found
In
a
telephone
booth
In
London
The
money
Is
llleved
to
be
part
of
the
7
million
looted
from
a
British
mall
train
last
summer
The
money
was
found
In
the
booth
after
police
received
a
telephone
lip
Police
In
the
Hritlsh
protec
protectorate
�
torate
of
Aden
are
rounding
up
political
and
labor
leaders
fol
following
�
lowing
Tuesdays
bombing
at
the
Aden
airport
In
which
one
woman
was
killed
and
39
other
persons
were
Injured
Among
the
Injured
was
the
British
high
commissioner
Sir
Kennedy
Trcvaskls
Police
are
acting
under
a
state
of
emergency
which
was
declared
Tuesday
A
mounting
wave
of
labor
agitation
confronted
Italian
Premier
Aldo
Moros
new
center
left
government
today
Just
24
hours
before
he
asks
parliament
for
his
first
con
confidence
�
fidence
vote
Many
It
la
Lin
cities
are
withoug
gas
for
the
seventh
day
as
a
gas
workers
strike
continues
Most
Italian
firemen
are
out
on
a
48
hour
strike
and
other
groups
are
threaten
threatening
�
ing
strikes
Britains
foreign
secretary
Richard
Dutler
took
his
first
look
at
the
Berlin
Wall
today
as
a
windup
to
talks
Tuesday
with
West
German
leaders
In
Bonn
Butler
described
his
viewing
of
the
wall
as
a
very
moving
experience
Soon
afterward
he
left
Berlin
by
plane
for
London
The
president
of
the
Canadian
Manufacturers
Association
has
urged
the
removal
of
trade
barriers
that
have
outlived
their
usefulness
II
Roy
Crabtree
spoke
today
to
the
CMAs
Que
Quebec
�
bec
Division
In
Montreal
He
said
if
we
want
improved
access
to
foreign
markets
then
we
must
be
flexible
and
concession-minded
where
our
our
own
tariffs
are
concerned
On
domestic
affairs
Mr
Crab
tree
said
that
the
fullest
ex
expression
�
pression
of
the
spirit
of
Quebec
can
must
and
will
be
made
within
the
framework
of
a
united
Canada
A
report
from
Vatican
City
says
Pope
Paul
Is
expected
to
appoint
some
new
cardinals
early
next
year
While
there
Is
no
official
confirmation
of
the
report
the
sources
said
the
impression
Is
growing
in
some
Vatican
circles
that
the
Pope
will
make
an
announcement
on
the
matter
by
the
end
of
the
month
A
campsite
and
burial
ground
of
a
group
of
Indians
who
lived
between
3000
and
5000
years
ago
has
been
discovered
on
Allumette
Island
Que
in
the
Ottawa
River
near
Pembroke
Ont
Authorities
say
it
Is
the
first
campsite
of
the
so
called
old
Copper
Indians
ever
ex
excavated
�
cavated
in
North
America
Prime
Minister
Pearson
himself
a
Nobel
Peace
Prize
winner
has
sent
a
letter
of
congratulations
to
JohnAMac
Aulay
of
Winnipeg
who
Tuesday
accepted
the
Nobel
Peace
Prize
on
behalf
of
the
League
of
Red
Cross
Societies
Mr
MacAulay
accepted
the
prize
at
a
cere
ceremony
�
mony
in
Oslo
A
Vancouver
magistrate
sug
suggested
�
gested
Tuesday
that
it
would
cost
three
or
four
times
the
62000
estimated
by
the
John
Howard
Society
for
the
first
jear
of
operating
a
public
de
defenders
�
fenders
office
in
BC
Mag
Magistrate
�
istrate
Gordon
Scott
comment
commenting
�
ing
on
the
societys
request
last
week
for
a
comprehensive
sys
system
�
tem
of
free
legal
aid
said
the
plan
would
face
problems
in
practice
I
think
a
great
many
who
would
otherwise
plead
guilty
would
take
advantage
of
their
opportunity
to
engage
a
lawjer
he
said
Vol
7
No
240
Now
hear
this
It
was
a
regular
family
af-
to
meet
the
citys
requirements
fair
at
Hotel
Simon
Fraser
Tuesday
afternoon
when
the
Two
PG
art
enthusiasts
hostelry
staged
its
annual
staff
Naomi
Patterson
and
Joy
Jink
Christmas
party
in
the
ball-
erson
in
an
effort
to
cultura
room
Gifts
were
handed
out
to
llze
the
city
are
setting
up
an
148
children
by
Santa
played
by
art
gallery
in
the
spot
vacated
catering
manager
Dill
Grau-
by
the
World
Wide
Travel
wller
Agency
The
ladies
expect
to
A
National
Employment
Ser-
open
Friday
for
the
month
of
vice
spokesman
said
today
the
December
at
least
with
a
view
NES
will
be
able
to
supply
the
at
something
more
permanent
demand
for
Santas
in
the
Prince
later
They
will
be
displaying
Geore
area
The
spokesman
the
workofprofesslonalartists
said
that
only
one
request
had
Prosperous
Prince
George
been
received
to
date
but
he
Is
the
caption
of
the
cover
felt
there
were
sufficient
picture
on
the
winter
edition
porky
gentlemen
available
of
BC
Hydros
publication
Progress
A
five
page
story
TXTTi
y
inside
outlines
the
citys
strides
A1NUIWV
toward
making
Itself
the
un
unclassified
�
classified
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rapital
of
British
Col-
Comlcs
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umbia
Editorial
13
Word
comes
from
Ottawa
that
Markets
3
Bert
Leboe
MP
for
Cariboo
TV
Schedule
2
is
down
with
the
flu
and
hasnt
Weather
3
been
In
the
commons
for
several
Women
14
ys
Tk
XZ
Prince
George
postal
clerk
Jean
Mounkley
points
out
the
proper
way
to
bundle
and
label
Christmas
mail
Cards
should
be
sorted
into
local
and
out-of-town
bundles
then
labelled
with
stickers
available
from
the
Trade
Minister
Sharp
said
in
the
Commons
Tuesday
that
shortage
of
terminal
elevator
capacity
prevented
a
larger
wheat
sale
toCommunlstChlna
Burned
out
family
grateful
A
Prince
George
family
has
expressed
gratitude
for
receiv
receiving
�
ing
furniture
and
clothing
from
residents
after
they
were
burned
out
of
their
home
George
Jackovcic
got
more
than
enough
furniture
for
their
new
home
said
Capt
A
D
Warren
of
the
Salvation
Army
which
collected
the
articles
for
the
stricken
family
Capt
Warren
said
Mr
Jack
Jackovcic
�
ovcic
especially
wanted
to
thank
all
those
who
donated
Items
A
meeting
which
will
chart
the
course
of
development
In
suburban
Prince
George
will
take
place
at
8
pm
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
In
Connaught
Elementary
School
It
will
be
a
public
hearing
to
determine
whether
to
adopt
a
master
plan
for
controlling
all
future
development
In
all
areas
surrounding
the
city
limits
Proposals
for
strict
zoning
throughout
the
huge
area
known
as
Community
Planning
Area
No
7
have
been
charted
on
maps
and
set
out
for
public
inspection
in
the
office
of
build
building
�
ing
Inspector
Doug
Grant
In
the
provincial
building
The
planning
area
comprises
360
square
miles
of
territory
with
boundaries
roughly
at
Red
Rock
Mud
River
Salmon
River
and
Six
Mile
Lake
Present
population
Is
17000
slightly
more
than
that
of
the
city
proper
Official
pro
projections
�
jections
place
the
population
of
the
area
plus
the
city
at
54
000
by
1970
seven
years
hence
Establishment
of
the
pulp
mill
here
In
1965
Is
expected
to
boost
this
total
considerably
In
concentrated
areas
where
the
minister
of
municipal
af
affairs
�
fairs
sees
fit
he
may
set
up
a
zoning
law
to
control
mush
mushroom
�
room
growth
created
by
a
pop
population
�
ulation
explosion
such
as
Prince
George
is
experiencing
A
building
Inspector
was
ap-
New
meters
for
parking
A
new
breed
of
parking
meter
which
takes
nickels
and
quar
quarters
�
ters
only
is
in
operation
in
the
city
today
The
parking
meters
which
dispense
parking
time
in
one
hour
5
cents
and
flve
hour25
cents
intervals
were
installed
recently
inacity
owned
parking
lot
west
of
the
municipal
public
library
of
Fourth
The
parking
lot
provides
space
for
26
cars
two
of
which
are
reserved
for
the
use
of
Boy
Scout
and
Girl
Guide
leaders
who
make
constant
use
of
the
scout
hall
In
ths
basement
of
the
library
building
The
lot
Is
calculated
to
pro
provide
�
vide
a
measure
of
relief
to
the
downtown
parking
pioblem
particularly
during
the
busy
Friday
and
Saturday
shopping
days
But
isnt
the
lucky
motor
motorist
�
ist
who
will
be
able
to
find
an
empty
space
on
almost
any
day
of
the
week
e
FOR
FUTURE
GROWTH
e
itlzen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
WEDNESDAY
DECEMBER
11
1963
ik
ii
post
office
Residents
are
reminded
that
the
deadline
plan
so
that
the
two
do
not
clash
The
zoning
plan
generally
follows
present
uses
of
land
A
government
spokesman
said
If
helter
skelter
con
construction
�
struction
was
allowed
to
con
continue
�
tinue
Prince
George
would
soon
have
been
ringed
by
shacktown
and
unsightly
ribbon
develop
mens
similar
to
those
which
plague
most
older
cities
in
North
America
Pockets
of
sub
substandard
�
standard
development
would
have
hurt
all
property
values
Much
will
depend
on
how
strictly
the
zoning
regulations
are
enforced
A
zoning
appeal
board
has
been
set
up
comprising
busi
businessman
�
nessman
Herb
Sperling
service
station
operator
John
Esau
with
merchant
Geoff
Richmond
as
chairman
Mr
Grant
will
be
board
secretary
This
board
will
hear
and
de
decide
�
cide
onallappllcatlonsforvarl
atlon
in
the
zoning
regulations
If
the
master
plan
Is
approved
Thursday
evening
It
will
go
into
effect
Immediately
Reports
from
Victoria
indi
indicate
�
cate
the
government
Is
plan
planning
�
ning
to
harness
the
Fraser
so
that
the
river
could
become
the
third
major
power
source
In
the
province
Engineers
have
been
studying
the
Fraser
for
six
years
and
a
report
on
flood
control
which
will
provide
for
dams
on
the
up
upper
�
per
reaches
of
the
river
will
be
submitted
by
the
end
of
the
years
The
inclusion
of
dams
In
the
report
is
taken
to
mean
that
incidental
power
can
be
gen
generated
�
erated
on
the
river
Crucial
Columbia
discussions
OTTAWA
CP
-
Crucial
Co
Columbia
�
lumbia
River
negotiations
with
the
US
resumed
today
amid
signs
that
the
chances
of
suc
success
�
cess
are
better
than
50
50
but
that
failure
could
sideline
the
huge
project
for
sometime
Agreement
In
broad
principle
will
be
reached
before
Christ-
mir
rva
tli
iaVlni
111
V
for
out-of-town
mail
is
Friday
while
local
mail
will
be
shelved
indefinitely
informants
assured
of
delivery
before
Christmas
if
mailed
by
Dec
suggested
after
the
second
day
17
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Miller
photo
of
talks
Tuesday
night
This
agreement
might
come
today
or
late
noxt
week
after
Suburban
plan
to
be
aired
pointed
In
1960
to
halt
shack
town
development
which
already
had
occured
in
some
areas
along
the
Hart
and
Vanderhoof
highways
Government
men
then
drew
up
the
new
master
plan
for
de
development
�
velopment
control
Consideration
has
been
taken
of
zoning
In
the
citys
master
Search
called
off
See
pictures
Page
17
RCMP
have
given
up
a
search
for
one
man
missing
south
of
Prince
George
but
a
hunt
is
continuing
for
two
trappers
in
the
Fort
St
James
area
Police
said
today
they
be
believed
�
lieved
24-year-old
Mel
Tong
who
moved
to
the
Stone
Creek
area
25
miles
south
of
Prince
George
only
three
weeks
ago
from
Vancouver
had
fallen
into
the
Fraser
River
Tong
disappeared
three
days
ago
on
a
rock
hunting
expedi
expedition
�
tion
A
tracking
dog
followed
his
trail
to
the
bank
of
the
river
Wednesday
An
RCMP
aircraft
will
return
to
the
search
today
for
trap
trappers
�
pers
Paul
Antolne
and
Frank
Peter
Dennis
who
failed
to
ren
rendezvous
�
dezvous
with
a
plane
that
was
to
have
picked
them
up
at
Philip
Lake
on
Dec
1
Police
said
Tuesday
the
search
would
be
a
race
against
time
as
a
snow
storm
would
cover
any
traceable
prints
of
the
missing
trappers
Freezing
rain
fell
in
the
area
Tuesday
night
but
there
was
no
snow
and
the
weather
remained
clear
today
A
snowmobile
that
went
into
the
area
last
Sunday
with
a
four
man
search
party
is
ex
expected
�
pected
to
leturn
to
Fort
St
James
Thursday
No
work
is
expected
from
the
search
party
until
then
as
the
snowmobile
is
not
equipped
with
radio
Theft
trial
remanded
Two
Prince
George
men
charged
in
connection
with
the
theft
from
the
pulp
and
paper
mill
site
were
remanded
in
magistrates
court
Tuesday
until
Dec
18
Barrie
Blake
and
Thomas
Haskins
who
were
arrested
Dec
C
have
not
pleaded
to
charges
of
bieak
in
and
entry
and
theft
Both
men
are
out
on
300
ball
scurw
f
Jim
complex
statistics
involved
are
checked
at
Wash
Washington
�
ington
and
Victoria
by
the
US
and
British
Columbia
govern
governments
�
ments
The
sticking
point
remains
the
various
components
on
which
a
price
can
be
agreed
for
a
Canadian
chunk
of
hydro
power
The
Canadlan
BC
team
in
including
�
cluding
External
Affairs
Minis
Minister
�
ter
Martin
resources
Minister
Lalng
Attorney
-
General
Bonner
of
DC
and
BC
Re
Resources
�
sources
Minister
Williston
conferred
for
two
hours
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
night
t
o
discuss
the
latest
American
position
prior
to
to
todays
�
days
resumption
At
stake
is
a
program
cost
costing
�
ing
more
than
400000000
for
three
storage
dams
on
the
Ca
Canadian
�
nadian
leg
of
the
river
which
rises
In
southeastern
BC
and
winds
Into
the
US
to
discharge
its
snow
waters
Into
the
Pacific
These
dams
would
control
the
wild
seasonal
fluctuations
of
the
Columbia
with
the
highest
hydro-electric
potential
in
North
America
and
lead
to
Increased
power
generation
In
both
coun
countries
�
tries
plus
large
savings
in
flood
control
for
the
US
All
spit
n
polish
for
RMR
inspection
It
will
be
all
spit
and
polish
tonight
when
members
of
the
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers
undergo
inspection
by
battalion
commander
Lt
Col
D
Hanbury
of
Kamloops
Lt
Col
Hanbury
will
be
accompanied
on
a
tour
of
units
under
his
command
by
Col
D
F
B
Kinloch
com
commander
�
mander
27
Militia
Group
Vernon
One
of
several
in
inspections
�
spections
conducted
by
the
battalion
chief
during
the
year
personnel
will
parade
in
the
First
Ave
armouries
at
830
pm
Phon
LOgan
4
2441
NEW
PROJECT
We
cant
keep
off
the
Fraser
for
long
commented
lands
and
forests
minister
Ray
Willi
ton
This
means
that
BCs
two
river
policy
could
become
a
three
river
policy
in
1964
The
two
river
policy
Is
the
simultaneous
development
of
the
Peace
and
the
Columbia
Work
now
is
in
progress
on
the
Peace
project
which
will
cost
between
400000000
and
800000000
The
provincial
government
expects
work
to
start
on
the
450000000
Col
Columbia
�
umbia
development
next
year
The
Fraser
River
report
was
begun
as
a
means
of
finding
a
way
to
prevent
flooding
such
as
occured
in
1948
when
floods
covered
much
of
the
heavily
populated
Fraser
delta
close
to
Vancouver
The
government
recognizes
possibilities
of
power
units
being
installed
In
flood
con
control
�
trol
dams
to
provide
inciden
incidental
�
tal
power
to
be
fed
Into
the
grid
linked
with
the
Peace
River
power
project
Power
from
the
Fraser
would
tie
In
with
premier
Bennetts
claim
that
BC
needs
all
the
power
It
can
develop
The
premier
contends
low
cost
power
Is
the
one
sure
means
of
attracting
Industry
to
the
province
Meanwhile
the
Peace
River
has
been
diverted
and
work
has
started
on
the
73000
000
principal
dam
By
1968
more
than
500000
kilowatts
Is
expected
to
be
available
from
an
underground
power
plant
that
will
be
one
of
the
largest
in
the
Western
world
Simultaneous
development
of
the
Peace
and
the
Columbia
has
been
a
bone
of
political
conten
contention
�
tion
In
the
province
for
years
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expected
in
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report
that
will
examine
the
feasibility
of
power
dams
on
the
upper
reaches
of
the
Kraser
River
is
ex
expected
�
pected
to
be
in
the
hands
of
the
provincial
government
before
the
end
of
the
month
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meets
BC
cabinet
Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
will
represent
the
City
of
Prince
George
when
the
executive
of
the
Union
of
BC
Municipali
Municipalities
�
ties
meets
Thursday
with
the
provincial
cabinet
in
Victoria
At
that
time
the
UBCM
ex
executive
�
ecutive
will
present
resolutions
adopted
at
the
UBCM
annual
convention
in
Dawson
Creek
last
September
Among
the
resolutions
Is
one
proposing
an
amendment
to
leg
legislation
�
islation
to
grant
municipalities
the
right
of
local
option
relating
to
commercial
Sunday
sport
The
resolution
proposed
by
Mayor
Alex
Fraser
of
Quesnel
and
seconded
by
Prince
George
Aid
Charlie
Graham
subse
subsequently
�
quently
caused
an
outcry
here
from
two
United
Church
min
ministers
�
isters
Rev
Ibbs
Avery
of
Knox
United
and
Rev
Newton
Steacy
of
St
Andrews
United
decried
the
resolution
claiming
It
could
lead
to
the
desecration
of
the
Sabbath
and
to
the
breakdown
of
family
relations
Judge
denies
secret
talks
held
on
gas
price
probe
VICTORIA
CP
-
Opposition
Leader
Robert
Strachan
Tuesday
protested
a
secret
meeting
of
the
Royal
Commission
inquiring
into
gasoline
prices
in
BC
The
meeting
was
held
in
Van
Vancouver
�
couver
Monday
and
attended
by
25
oil
company
lawyers
one
lawyer
representing
the
Auto
Automotive
�
motive
Retailers
Association
and
commissioner
Judge
C
W
Morrow
of
Pi
lnce
George
Capt
F
G
Hart
of
Victoria
commission
secretary
said
the
closed
meeting
was
not
sup
supposed
�
posed
to
be
public
We
didnt
want
too
much
to
get
out
be
because
�
cause
it
was
all
off
the
cuff
Said
Mr
Strachan
I
think
Judge
Morrow
owes
the
people
of
British
Columbia
an
explana
explanation
�
tion
of
why
he
held
such
an
ln
camera
meeting
I
think
lt
Is
wrong
that
any
royal
commission
should
meet
In
secret
with
the
representa
representatives
�
tives
of
the
Industry
it
is
inves
investigating
�
tigating
In
Prince
George
today
Judge
Morrow
dismissed
Mr
Stra
chans
remarks
as
Justa
mis
misunderstanding
�
understanding
He
said
the
meeting
with
oil
company
lawyers
was
Just
a
procedural
meeting
and
the
fact
the
Judge
Invited
a
member
of
the
press
indicated
there
was
nothing
secret
about
it
In
addition
the
man
who
In
Instigated
�
stigated
the
inquiry
MLA
Cyril
Shelford
also
attended
the
meeting
A
commission
spokesman
said
the
Vancouver
meeting
was
by
invitation
only
and
intended
simply
to
deal
with
procedural
matters
Judge
Morrow
meanwhile
announced
the
first
public
meet
meeting
�
ing
will
be
held
in
Victoria
Jan
13
Hearings
will
be
held
throughout
the
province
and
he
anticipated
it
will
be
next
fall
before
he
submits
a
report
to
the
provincial
government
1
4
foot
star
on
city
hall
City
public
works
employees
put
the
finishing
touches
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
night
to
a
14
-
foot
high
illuminated
star
which
stands
atop
city
hall
today
The
star
designed
by
works
superintendent
Bill
Jones
and
constructed
by
his
men
com
completely
�
pletely
dominates
the
street
scene
on
George
Below
the
star
are
three-foot-high
letters
spelling
out
Merry
Christmas
in
red
lights
Made
of
steel
and
plywood
the
star
is
outlined
by
white
lights
Sinatra
pays
240000
ransom
HOLLYWOOD
fl
-
Frank
Sinatra
Jr
abducted
from
a
motel
on
the
California
Nevada
border
Sunday
night
was
re
released
�
leased
by
his
captors
at
310
am
today
in
the
exclusive
Bel
Air
district
The
19-year-old
singers
fa
famous
�
mous
father
told
reporters
he
paid
240000
to
get
the
boy
back
no
questions
asked
Friends
said
the
boy
picked
up
by
a
private
patrolman
and
brought
to
his
mothers
nearby
home
was
not
harmed
The
pa
patrolman
�
trolman
said
the
boy
told
hint
he
was
blindfolded
throughout
his
54
hour
ordeal
Sinatra
Jr
did
not
talk
tore
porters
outside
the
mansion
of
Mrs
Nancy
Sinatra
But
his
father
long
divorced
front
the
boys
mother
spoke
briefly
Mrs
Sinatra
is
speech
speechless
�
less
he
said
and
Im
about
the
same
way
By
the
way
he
said
I
might
add
that
this
is
my
birth
birthday
�
day
No
46
and
this
is
about
as
good
a
birthday
present
as
anyone
could
ask
for
The
FBI
In
charge
of
the
case
would
not
say
whether
any
arrests
had
been
made
or
were
imminent
Sinatra
Sr
said
a
gang
of
seven
to
nine
kidnappers
was
involved
He
said
he
paid
them
off
In
small
bills
left
at
a
pickup
point
on
Wilshlre
Boulevard
In
west
Los
Angeles
He
said
no
deal
was
nude
to
protect
the
ab
abductors
�
ductors
after
the
payoff
Theyre
on
their
tmn
now
Sinatra
said
Bel
Air
patrolman
George
C
Jones
said
he
found
Frank
Jr
talking
along
my
beat
on
Roscomare
Road
not
far
from
Mrs
Sinatras
home
Jones
said
he
was
driving
along
the
darkened
road
when
someone
yelled
heyl
I
rolled
down
the
window
and
this
kid
asked
me
Can
you
drive
me
to
Nimes
Road
Well
they
Mrs
Sinatra
ami
her
two
daughteis
live
at
700
Nlmes
Rd
Theyre
customers
of
the
patrol
service
Jones
said
young
Sinatia
told
hint
he
talked
one
of
hs
cap
captors
�
tors
Into
letting
hinigobefote
another
let
timed
ft
ont
the
pick
pickup
�
up
point
with
the
money
Jones
said
the
lo
told
him
he
liad
been
blindfolded
sine
his
abduction
he
thinks
there
were
three
He
said
he
thought
they
were
a
bunch
of
amateurs
the
way
they
operated
Sinatra
Sr
who
flew
here
from
Reno
Tuesday
night
after
being
reached
about
a
ransom
said
he
had
talked
to
his
son
twice
while
the
boy
was
being
held
once
Monday
and
again
about
9
am
Tuesday
They
wouldnt
let
me
talk
with
him
long
the
father
said
I
asked
him
if
he
was
com
f
oi
table
ana
he
said
he
was
okay
I
dont
know
If
he
was
kid
kidding
�
ding
me
but
he
mentioned
rid
riding
�
ing
juwitf
in
a
lot
of
trurks
I
think
he
meant
the
tiaits
letted
hint
in
the
hunk
of
a
cai