THE
WORLD
TODAY
Canada
told
the
UN
today
that
Russia
has
shattered
rea
reasonable
�
sonable
hopes
for
expanding
the
UN
Security
Council
and
the
Economic
and
Social
Council
The
Canadian
delegate
Jean
Chapdelaine
criticized
Soviet
ambassador
Nikolai
Federanko
for
his
statement
three
days
ago
In
which
he
Indicated
Russia
will
continue
to
block
expansion
until
Communist
China
Is
ad
admitted
�
mitted
to
the
UN
Mr
Chap
Chapdelaine
�
delaine
said
the
Soviet
delegate
had
Interposed
a
Peking-Moscow
veto
directed
at
the
right
rightful
�
ful
aspirations
of
the
Africans
and
Asians
to
equitable
repre
representation
�
sentation
on
the
councils
New
Democratic
Pary
Leader
T
C
Douglas
today
read
into
the
Commons
record
a
letter
by
President
Forrest
Rogers
of
the
BC
Sugar
Refining
Co
The
letter
said
the
company
had
made
above
normal
profits
this
year
due
to
higher
prices
Mr
Douglas
presented
a
mo
motion
�
tion
calling
for
government
In
Investigation
�
vestigation
of
what
he
called
excessive
profits
by
sugar
companies
from
prices
charged
this
year
House
speaker
Alan
MacNaughton
ruled
that
the
motion
could
not
be
debated
today
since
it
was
one
requiring
advance
notice
Thirty
or
more
right
wing
legislators
In
Italian
Premier
Aldo
Moros
own
party
have
revolted
They
said
they
wont
vote
confidence
In
Moros
left
leaning
coalition
The
rightists
say
they
will
boycott
the
parlia
parliamentary
�
mentary
debate
that
started
Thursday
on
Moros
program
and
they
will
remain
out
of
the
house
when
the
confidence
vote
Is
taken
some
time
next
week
Italy
Is
reported
to
have
sent
a
note
to
its
partner
nations
in
the
European
Common
Market
urging
that
the
market
adhere
to
the
Dec
31
deadline
for
reaching
agreement
on
agricul
agricultural
�
tural
problems
and
it
now
is
time
to
reach
political
agree
agreement
�
ment
Presidents
Nasser
of
Egypt
Ahmed
ben
Delia
of
Algeria
and
Habib
DourgulbaofTunistahave
got
together
In
Tunisia
Nasser
and
ben
Delia
joined
in
assail
assailing
�
ing
Israel
as
one
of
the
last
vestiges
of
colonialism
Den
Delia
said
We
should
mobilize
all
means
at
our
disposal
to
destroy
colonialism
in
Pales
Palestine
�
tine
The
Vatican
today
confirmed
that
Pope
Paul
will
visit
both
Israel
and
Jordan
on
his
pil
pilgrimage
�
grimage
to
the
Holy
Land
next
month
It
had
been
generally
assumed
that
he
would
go
to
both
countries
but
the
Vatican
had
not
said
so
until
today
A
Vatican
note
to
journalists
today
said
authorities
of
the
two
states
have
promised
ample
co-operation
and
help
to
newsmen
Qualified
informants
In
Paris
said
today
President
De
Gaulle
plans
to
make
an
official
visit
to
Mexico
next
spring
at
what
will
probably
be
the
start
of
a
swing
through
South
America
The
sources
said
that
during
this
trip
De
Gaulle
may
stop
in
Washington
to
see
President
Johnson
but
no
firm
plans
have
been
made
yet
as
to
the
place
and
date
for
such
a
meeting
Trade
Minister
Sharp
says
the
government
hopes
Presi
President
�
dent
Johnson
will
veto
a
bill
being
passed
by
the
US
Con
Congress
�
gress
to
require
all
lumber
imports
Into
the
US
to
be
marked
with
the
country
of
origin
He
told
the
Commons
the
bill
would
require
eachplece
of
sawn
lumber
to
bearamade-In-Canada
label
and
this
would
have
a
restrictive
effect
on
trade
Vol
7
No
242
ON
COLUMBIA
US
plans
100
miilion
advance
Dy
GERALD
WARING
Citizen
Correspondent
OTTAWA
The
United
States
will
advance
100
million
to
DC
for
construction
of
the
Columbia
River
project
It
was
Indicated
here
Thursday
Sources
said
US
negotiators
have
agreed
to
recommend
to
their
government
that
the
deal
be
sweetened
for
DC
by
US
pre
payment
to
the
province
for
power
that
would
be
pur
purchased
�
chased
by
US
utilities
over
a
number
of
years
Meanwhile
ratification
of
the
1061
Columbia
power
treaty
by
the
Canadian
parliament
looks
very
much
In
the
offing
as
a
result
of
the
negotiations
here
this
week
sources
said
The
Canadian
negotiators
feel
their
position
was
sub
substantially
�
stantially
Improved
by
three
days
of
hard
bargaining
with
a
team
of
US
ntgotlators
Conference
sources
refused
to
divulge
the
price
on
which
agreement
is
believed
to
have
been
reached
for
the
more
than
11
billion
kilowatt
hours
an
annually
�
nually
of
Canadian
down
downstream
�
stream
benefits
that
US
power
utilities
would
buy
Unofficial
reports
said
the
pre
-
payment
would
be
100
million
This
figure
suggests
pre
payment
will
be
for
a
period
of
10
years
at
an
average
KWH
rate
of
less
than
five
mills
The
money
would
be
used
by
D
C
to
build
three
water
stor
storage
�
age
dams
on
the
Columbia
estimated
to
cost
more
than
400000000
Conference
sources
revealed
that
the
pre
-
payment
plan
supercedes
the
idea
mooted
earlier
that
the
US
would
make
low
Interest
loans
to
D
C
to
help
finance
the
dam
con
construction
�
struction
There
will
be
no
loans
from
the
US
a
source
said
The
negotiations
now
stand
adjourned
until
Dec
20
when
they
are
scheduled
to
be
re
resumed
�
sumed
in
Ottawa
Meanwhile
working
groups
of
Canadian
and
American
of
officials
�
ficials
will
meet
In
Washington
next
week
to
draft
a
protocol
to
the
Columbia
treaty
em
embodying
�
bodying
agreement
reached
here
this
week
Third
charge
in
pulp
theft
A
third
man
was
charged
in
magistrates
court
today
in
connection
with
the
theft
four
weeks
ago
at
the
construction
site
of
the
pulp
and
paper
mill
Henry
Mehrer
was
remanded
to
Dec
17
without
plea
on
four
counts
of
possession
of
stolen
goods
Two
other
men
Darrie
Dlake
and
Thomas
Raskins
were
slmllarlly
charged
Dec
9
In
court
today
Mehrer
was
charged
with
possessing
a
huge
quantity
of
equipment
allegedly
stolen
Nov
14
from
four
con
construction
�
struction
firms
working
at
the
mill
site
Mehrer
today
changed
his
plea
to
not
guilty
on
a
charge
of
possession
of
a
car
stolen
from
Shields
Motors
Ltd
Now
hear
this
The
good
hearts
of
Prince
brains
who
have
chosen
the
George
whod
like
to
make
cash
boulevard
on
Fifteenth
on
which
donations
for
purchase
of
ham-
to
vent
their
psychosis
appar-
pers
for
the
Prince
George
ently
knows
no
bounds
Christmas
Hamper
Fund
can
even
though
a
blanket
of
snow
leave
their
cheque
or
cash
at
covers
the
grass
deep
tire
the
Toronto
Dominion
Dank
ruts
in
the
snow
indicate
a
Why
not
relentless
motivation
to
de-
A
resident
out
Central
way
stroy
who
says
the
hospital
offers
a
theory
that
could
ac-
doesnt
need
a
psychiatric
count
for
the
lackofenthusiasm
ward
on
the
part
of
city
residents
Pressure
of
business
is
to
to
light
up
their
homes
at
blame
for
the
fact
that
one
of
Christmas
time
Harry
and
the
hardest
workers
In
the
Molly
Neal
345
Irwin
contend
chamber
of
commerce
PGE
the
average
homeowner
cant
agent
DON
McKINNON
was
un
afford
to
string
up
lights
if
they
able
to
accept
a
nomination
for
are
going
to
be
stolen
soon
first
vice
president
after
they
go
up
The
Neals
Maybe
its
Friday
the
13th
know
since
Sunday
when
they
and
nmybe
Its
this
fast
pace
put
up
a
lighted
tree
and
a
at
which
we
live
nowadays
but
floodlit
cutout
nine
bulbs
have
children
who
were
to
take
part
mysteriously
disappeared
in
the
Senior
Sunday
School
The
perversity
of
the
lame-
Concert
at
Knox
Church
Tues-
day
find
they
are
also
Involved
INDEX
wltn
school
concerts
that
evening
as
well
as
some
having
Dook
page
8
tickets
for
the
opera
The
Building
page
7
solution
well
the
seniors
Church
notices
11
WU1
Join
the
Juniors
in
pre-
Classifled
1213
sentng
their
concert
at
230
Comics
l
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Saturday
at
the
church
Coming
events
16
And
speaking
of
concerts
-
District
2
theres
the
extravaganza
of
the
Editorial
J
amalgamated
choirs
in
the
sec-
Sports
4
5
ondary
school
fieldhouse
this
TV
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weekend
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The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FRIDAY
DECEMBER
13
1963
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4
Jil
f
Xk
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fv
t
t
trf
rl
v
Vv
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fV
ftw
i
This
is
a
bad
day
for
superstitious
people
all
over
the
world
But
Stephanie
Barber
ignores
black
cats
walks
under
ladders
and
doesnt
have
any
scruples
about
break
ing
a
mirror
All
this
without
the
benefit
of
a
horseshoe
rabbits
foot
or
four
leaf
clover
to
ward
off
impending
evils
Roy
Fujikawa
photo
FOR
LOCAL
FIREMEN
Contract
talks
starting
Members
of
city
council
ard
the
firemens
union
will
meet
over
the
bargaining
table
next
month
to
discuss
terms
of
a
new
t
vo
year
hiring
contract
Council
has
set
Jan
15
as
the
date
for
the
start
of
negotiations
to
determine
whether
the
city
is
prepared
to
meet
the
fire
firemens
�
mens
request
for
higher
wages
and
other
benefits
Sex
slayer
gets
death
QUEBEC
til
-
The
death
sentence
was
passed
on
Leo
Leopold
�
pold
Dion
43
today
after
he
was
convicted
of
capital
murder
Mr
Justice
Gerard
LaCrolx
sentenced
Dion
to
be
hanged
next
April
10
for
the
slaying
of
13-year-old
Pierre
Marquis
The
unions
present
two
year
contract
expires
Dec
31
this
ear
Firemen
are
seeking
a
12
12
per
cent
increase
In
the
present
basic
wage
to
bring
their
union
into
line
with
salaries
paid
fire
firemen
�
men
elsewhere
in
the
province
They
also
request
firemenbe
paid
100
per
cent
of
their
salary
for
compensable
accidents
of
a
duration
of
up
to
six
months
and
an
extension
of
the
accumulated
sick
leave
clauses
of
from
30
to
90
days
The
demands
were
submitted
to
city
council
last
October
and
council
at
that
time
sitting
as
the
general
purposes
com
committee
�
mittee
declined
to
deal
with
the
submission
At
that
time
it
was
cal
calculated
�
culated
that
if
the
demand
for
increased
wages
is
met
It
will
cost
thecltyanadditlonal6000
a
year
THREE
YEAR
TERM
ON
RAPE
CONVICTION
A
Prince
George
man
has
been
sentenced
to
three
years
in
jail
on
a
charge
of
attempted
rape
Gordon
C
J
Ward
was
charged
after
an
attack
on
a
South
For
George
woman
May
25
Sentence
was
im
imposed
�
posed
by
Justice
J
S
Aikens
in
Assize
Court
here
Mwn
LOgan
4
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15
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25
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a
tf
y
MAYOR
DEZELL
BACK
Bennett
Goglardi
anti
Sunday
sports
Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
who
returned
to
Prince
George
this
morning
from
Victoria
confirmed
reports
that
some
members
of
the
provincial
cabinet
are
strongly
opposed
to
commercial
Sunday
sport
Mayor
Dezell
who
was
a
member
of
tie
Union
of
DC
Municipalities
delegation
which
has
appealed
for
local
option
on
Sunday
sport
and
entertainment
said
both
Premier
Dennett
and
Highways
Minister
Gaglardl
op
oppose
�
pose
the
measure
Tlie
appeal
was
in
a
brief
presented
to
the
cabinet
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
bv
a
delegation
headed
bv
LDCM
president
Mayor
A
V
Fraser
of
Quesnel
The
mayor
reported
that
the
nueting
with
the
cabinet
was
conducted
harmoniously
but
he
could
not
Indicate
how
the
cab
cabinet
�
inet
will
deal
with
Die
Planning
proposal
debated
A
lively
meeting
attended
by
125
persons
Thursday
night
aired
a
master
plan
for
the
Prince
George
district
The
community
plan
If
ap
approved
�
proved
by
the
Minister
of
Mu
Municipal
�
nicipal
Affairs
will
apply
to
200000
acres
most
of
It
within
a
10
mile
radlusof
the
city
The
population
of
the
area
now
is
13000
It
now
has
almost
no
zoning
controls
and
as
a
result
one
finds
many
examples
of
In
Indiscriminate
�
discriminate
land
use
planner
Bhagwant
Jawanda
told
the
meeting
at
Connaught
elemen
elementary
�
tary
school
The
plan
known
as
Commun
Community
�
ity
Planning
Area
7
has
been
on
the
drawing
boards
for
almost
two
years
The
Idea
of
organized
com
community
�
munity
growth
appeared
to
bo
generally
accepted
by
those
attending
the
meeting
However
it
had
outspoken
opponents
most
of
whom
claimed
that
a
citizen
had
the
right
to
do
whatever
he
wanted
on
his
property
Those
in
favor
of
the
Idea
stressed
that
a
master
plan
is
the
only
way
to
assure
that
land
is
put
to
its
best
use
It
results
in
a
community
which
is
organ
organized
�
ized
in
tie
Interests
of
the
majority
You
have
taken
a
step
In
the
right
direction
said
Gordon
Bryant
a
Prince
George
real
estate
developed
I
feel
the
provincial
building
Inspector
doesnt
have
enough
help
to
do
his
job
properly
especially
at
this
stage
when
there
is
so
much
to
be
done
Harvey
Pion
who
lives
on
the
Hart
Highway
said
he
assumed
that
most
of
those
attending
the
meeting
were
city
dwellers
He
said
he
did
not
want
to
see
any
dwellings
or
businesses
condemned
by
new
zoning
regu
regulations
�
lations
In
the
suburban
districts
Citizens
have
a
right
to
live
and
do
what
they
want
said
Mr
Pion
Mr
Jawanda
who
told
the
meeting
that
he
was
there
only
to
hear
opinions
and
not
enter
debates
said
a
community
plan
would
reduce
conflicts
In
land
use
It
would
achieve
a
degree
of
compactness
In
the
com
community
�
munity
and
provide
guidance
for
future
development
A
vote
was
not
taken
on
the
plan
which
will
be
given
further
study
before
It
is
approved
or
ditched
by
Victoria
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MORE
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Cfl
-
Robert
J
Gaglardl
of
Kamloops
onof
Highways
Minister
Gaglardl
has
been
named
In
a
motor
vehicle
accident
damage
suit
started
by
Vancouver
taxi
driver
Bernard
L
Morris
resolutions
adopted
at
the
annual
UBCM
convention
at
Dawson
Creek
last
September
He
expressed
a
measure
of
confidence
in
the
ultimate
success
of
a
request
that
the
government
increase
its
grants
to
municipalities
in
lieu
of
property
taxes
Provincial
government
grants
to
municipalities
In
DC
amount
to
570000
about
one
third
the
amount
paid
by
the
federal
government
for
the
same
value
In
federal
build
buildings
�
ings
Prince
Georges
share
of
the
provincial
total
is
neg
negligible
�
ligible
the
mayor
said
The
fact
the
federal
govern
government
�
ment
pays
the
going
mill
rate
in
each
community
whereas
the
provincial
government
pays
an
arbitrarily
set
rate
of
15
mills
leads
force
to
UBCMs
request
Mayor
Dezell
said
A
report
from
Victoria
quotes
Mayor
Fraser
as
saying
that
cabinet
ministers
arguing
against
the
Sunday
Sport
issue
contended
open
Sundays
havent
been
successful
in
Vancouver
The
original
charter
amendment
on
Sunday
sports
had
been
asked
for
to
keep
the
Vancouver
baseball
team
from
going
broke
but
It
had
gone
broke
anyway
said
a
cabinet
minister
He
said
the
ministers
also
suggested
that
with
the
advent
of
a
five
day
week
there
Is
ample
opportunity
for
anyone
to
enjoy
such
events
on
Saturday
Another
section
of
the
brief
sought
legislation
requiring
the
DC
Hydro
and
Power
Authority
to
consult
municipalities
on
plans
for
additional
right-of-way
Such
consultations
to
be
well
In
advance
of
any
commitments
by
them
It
is
obvious
the
brief
said
that
any
hydro
right-of-way
can
affect
often
unjuriously
the
plans
future
development
and
tax
structure
of
the
muni
municipality
�
cipality
through
which
it
passes
The
delegation
also
asked
the
government
to
petition
Ottawa
for
amendments
to
the
Criminal
Code
permitting
government
controlled
lotteries
for
charit
charitable
�
able
purposes
ART
MURRAY
chamber
prexy
Murray
heads
chamber
Art
Murray
was
elected
president
of
the
Prince
George
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
the
annual
election
of
officers
Thursday
night
He
succeeds
Harold
Assman
Other
officers
elected
at
the
meeting
held
In
the
banquet
room
of
the
Prince
George
Hotel
Included
Lloyd
Hunter
first
vice
-president
Bob
Ham
Hamilton
�
ilton
second
vice
-
president
and
Gerry
Rannle
treasurer
Elected
to
a
two
year
term
as
members
of
the
executive
council
were
Ed
Berry
BUI
Duncan
Lyle
Knight
Jack
Lee
and
John
Remple
Those
chosen
to
serve
a
one
year
term
on
the
council
In
Include
�
clude
Ron
Anthony
Roy
Dawson
Jack
Steele
Dory
Thacker
and
Ralph
Williamson
Billed
as
Past
Presidents
Night
nine
members
who
had
served
as
chamber
president
dating
back
to
1932
were
head
table
guests
The
included
John
Mclnnls
Sr
president
in
1932
Martin
Calne
1934
WR
Munro
1937
Harry
Lode
r
1955
Alex
Bowie
1954
Walter
Burns
1957
59
John
Morrison
1959
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60
George
Cowell
1961
and
Alex
Clark
1962
Harry
Hays
roasted
in
Commons
crossfire
OTTAWA
CPl
Agriculture
Minister
Harry
Hays
sat
mostly
in
silence
Thursday
through
one
of
the
heaviest
personal
attacks
ever
made
on
a
minister
In
the
House
of
Commons
It
was
not
unexpected
Op
Opposition
�
position
MPs
had
openly
an
anticipated
�
ticipated
carnage
whet
Mr
Hays
Calgary
rancher
and
auc
auctioneer
�
tioneer
presented
his
depart
departments
�
ments
spending
estimates
to
the
House
Said
Arnold
Peters
NDP
Temlskamlng
I
suggest
he
resign
Agri
Agriculture
�
culture
deserves
a
better
deal
than
tt
Is
getting
Jack
Horner
PC
Acadia
Unless
he
spends
some
time
in
the
House
of
Commons
and
in
his
department
gets
to
know
his
department
becomes
aware
of
the
feeling
of
the
average
Canadian
farmer
then
he
should
spend
all
of
his
time
at
auctions
H
W
Herridge
NDP-Koot-enay
West
describing
himself
as
a
rancher
drew
howls
of
laughter
from
other
MPs
as
he
ridiculed
wittily
a
speech
made
by
Mr
Hays
In
Chicago
last
week
Former
Conservative
agri
agriculture
�
culture
minister
Alvin
Hamil
Hamilton
�
ton
said
Mr
Hays
has
given
no
indication
of
having
any
under
understanding
�
standing
of
the
problems
of
eastern
far
men
and
the
action
that
must
be
taken
Bu
Mr
Hamilton
didnt
es
escape
�
cape
criticism
either
H
A
Olson
SC
-
Medicine
Hat
lashed
Into
Mr
Hamilton
as
a
champion
of
public
relations
For
taking
credit
to
himself
for
whatever
was
done
he
is
unexcelled
Never
befote
in
out
history
has
any
member
spent
so
much
out
of
public
tunds
In
order
to
advertise
a
political
party
For
example
we
know
now
though
we
did
not
know
it
then
that
Mr
Hamilton
got
himself
flown
over
to
Hong
Kong
at
public
expense
to
make
an
announcement
that
a
deal
had
been
made
three
days
alter
the
contract
had
been
signed
Mr
Olson
was
referring
to
the
first
wheat
agreement
with
Red
China
signed
in
1961
Mr
Hamilton
did
not
reply
to
the
charge
Mr
Hays
said
he
always
has
admired
people
who
get
things
done
200
stolen
from
school
Thieves
continued
to
take
their
toll
In
Prince
George
this
week
as
number
of
minor
thefts
were
reported
Thieves
broke
into
Seymour
Elementary
School
Wednesday
night
and
stole
200
in
cash
The
burelars
gained
entry
by
smashing
a
window
with
a
rock
They
pried
open
a
filing
cabinet
to
get
the
money
A
new
100
pound
capacity
propane
tank
was
stolen
from
the
home
of
William
Miksch
of
586
Carney
Thieves
took
the
tank
early
Thursday
morning
from
the
backyard
where
It
was
hooked
up
to
the
house
A
vacuum
cleaner
was
taken
from
Cliff
Munros
car
parked
on
Fifth
Dec
10
Thieves
are
fattei
If
not
richer
after
breaking
into
the
garage
of
Max
Uri
1890
Ken
Kenwood
�
wood
After
forcing
a
window
in
the
garage
they
made
off
with
a
laige
qiuutit
of
baked
goods