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WORLD
TODAY
A
military
communique
from
Vientiane
says
pro
communist
Pathet
Lao
and
Communist
North
Viet
Nam
guns
are
shel
shelling
�
ling
right
-
wing
positions
in
north
central
Laos
The
mes
message
�
sage
said
an
attack
is
believed
to
be
imminent
Since
last
De
December
�
cember
this
area
has
been
the
scene
of
sharp
fighting
be
between
�
tween
Pathet
Lao
and
right
wing
troops
Sir
Winston
Churchill
entered
the
House
of
Commons
chamber
In
London
today
arm-in-arm
with
Harold
Macmillan
Doth
former
prime
ministers
are
due
to
retire
from
parliament
soon
Sir
Winston
has
been
attending
fairly
regularly
dur
during
�
ing
the
present
session
To
Today
�
day
was
Mr
Macmlllans
third
appearance
since
an
operation
forced
him
to
give
up
the
pre
premiership
�
miership
in
October
Quebec
Provincial
Police
are
holding
a
41
-year-old
man
Iden
Identified
�
tified
as
David
Curd
as
a
ma
material
�
terial
witness
in
the
shooting
death
of
a
man
whose
body
was
discoveied
in
a
basement
grave
in
Montreal
Wednesday
The
victim
was
32-year-old
Donald
Jones
He
had
been
bur
burled
�
led
In
a
shallow
hole
In
the
cellar
of
a
home
In
the
west
end
suburb
of
Kirkland
Petersons
Esso
Service
cafe
and
nearby
home
were
levelled
by
a
flash
fire
early
today
Vol
8
No
31
Now
hear
this
Theres
no
use
complaining
ment
because
First
is
still
about
the
pot
holes
on
First
designated
an
arterial
high-
because
nothing
is
going
to
be
way
done
about
them
not
for
Still
not
quite
recovered
from
the
present
anyway
City
mana-
a
heavy
dose
of
the
flu
bug
ger
Arran
Thompson
told
city
is
city
clerk
Ted
Kent
whose
council
Wednesday
that
theres
appearance
at
city
hall
during
no
use
spending
money
on
the
the
past
week
has
been
spas-
highway
now
because
It
will
modic
Another
who
has
taken
only
be
wasted
when
the
city
to
his
bed
with
the
bug
is
starts
tearing
up
the
to
install
AW
Charlie
Graham
Still
storm
sewers
later
this
year
on
the
bug
the
provincial
lab
When
repairs
are
undertaken
at
Vancouver
has
not
yet
sub-
the
cost
will
be
shared
by
the
mltted
an
Identification
of
the
city
and
the
highways
depart-
virus
from
specimens
taken
from
the
hospital
during
a
r
r
r
recent
visit
by
provincial
epi-
INDEX
demiologtst
Vr
Anthony
Casslfieci
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PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
FEBRUARY
13
1964
BC
bank
a
lot
of
blanks
pig
in
a
poke
says
ML
A
VICTORIA
W
A
Liberal
MLA
Wednesday
branded
Pre
Premier
�
mier
Dennetts
new
bank
plan
a
pig
in
a
poke
Alan
Macfarlane
of
Oak
Day
told
the
legislature
Its
mem
members
�
bers
would
be
out
of
their
minds
to
voto
for
Investing
in
it
without
being
told
how
much
money
is
involved
Macfarlane
called
the
pro
proposal
�
posal
a
pig
in
a
poke
a
blank
cheque
and
blind
mans
buff
He
fought
off
attempts
by
deputy
speaker
William
Spearo
to
halt
his
speech
in
the
leg
legislatures
�
islatures
budget
debate
and
thus
became
the
first
mem
member
�
ber
to
cast
real
doubt
on
the
banking
plan
If
he
said
yes
to
such
a
proposal
in
private
business
he
said
they
would
trundle
me
off
out
the
door
and
Into
a
white
Jacket
and
take
me
off
to
an
institution
At
present
the
only
known
facts
about
the
bank
are
that
the
government
intends
to
buy
up
to
25
per
cent
of
the
shares
and
that
its
head
office
will
be
in
Vancouver
We
are
being
asked
to
sign
a
blank
cheque
to
bo
used
by
a
blank
bank
with
blank
di
directors
�
rectors
in
concert
with
blank
partners
he
said
If
the
members
were
blind
deaf
dumb
and
if
they
were
VICTORIA
Correspondent
BC
Hydro
Is
near
a
deal
to
buy
Northern
BC
Power
Co
one
of
the
last
three
privately-owned
power
companies
In
the
province
Coinwords
contest
inside
Colnword
the
puzzle
game
starts
in
The
Citizen
today
You
can
win
50
if
you
work
out
the
correct
solution
to
the
puzzle
and
mail
It
or
deliver
it
to
The
Citizen
by
midnight
Tuesday
February
18
Todays
Colnword
Is
the
first
of
a
series
that
will
have
your
family
and
friends
holding
con
ferences
and
co
operating
in
a
spirit
of
friendly
rivalry
to
get
the
right
answer
to
the
clues
provided
for
weeks
to
come
If
no
correct
answer
is
sub
submitted
�
mitted
to
todays
puzzle
an
additional
prize
will
be
added
for
next
weeks
winner
If
theres
no
winner
next
week
the
total
prize
will
be
Increased
again
and
so
on
weekly
until
a
correct
answer
Is
turned
In
out
of
their
minds
they
might
be
excused
for
voting
away
the
peoples
money
tax
monies
monies
of
which
they
are
trus
trustees
�
tees
As
trustees
of
the
public
purse
we
can
do
no
such
thing
Mr
Macfarlane
said
the
bank
legislation
an
amendment
to
the
Revenue
Act
men
mentions
�
tions
no
sum
of
money
Is
it
25
percent
of
10
000000
Is
It
25
per
cent
of
60000000
Is
it
25
per
cent
of
200000000
he
asked
Hydro
trying
to
buy
Pr
Rupert
power
firm
The
reported
price
ls
4
000000
The
deal
may
be
sewn
up
ln
a
month
it
was
learned
here
Wednesday
Hydro
officials
confirmed
ne
negotiations
�
gotiations
have
been
going
on
for
some
time
Northern
BC
Power
ls
owned
by
Power
Corp
of
Can
Canada
�
ada
and
serves
Prince
Rupert
and
Stewart
as
well
as
Hyder
in
Alaska
Two
small
hydro
plants
and
a
thermal
installation
produce
about
15000
horsepower
This
Is
the
second
step
In
a
hydro
plan
to
bolster
its
norther
power
resources
be
before
�
fore
the
arrival
of
Peace
River
power
Hydro
is
also
making
a
deal
with
Aluminum
Co
of
Canada
to
buy
some
12000000
worth
of
electricity
for
the
Terrace
area
Power
Corp
is
reported
un
unwilling
�
willing
to
spend
a
lot
of
money
providing
new
facilities
to
meet
a
prospective
boom
In
the
north
Granducs
55000000
cop
copper
�
per
project
would
probably
be
a
customer
LOn
4
2441
Neighbors
pitch
in
to
help
remove
some
21
outboard
engines
from
a
small
building
adjoining
the
burning
Peterson
garage
It
was
feared
the
blaze
would
spread
to
this
and
another
building
but
firemen
held
the
flames
in
check
Roy
Fujikawa
photo
40000
loss
in
flash
fire
at
Petersons
A
flash
fire
early
today
destroyed
the
Peterson
service
station
a
store
and
an
adjoining
home
just
west
of
Prince
George
on
the
Vanderhoof
highway
The
loss
was
estimated
at
40000
Mr
and
Mrs
Harry
Peterson
watched
as
nothing
could
be
saved
from
the
blaze
Flames
shot
100
feet
into
the
air
and
clouds
of
dense
smoke
darkened
the
sky
The
alarm
was
turned
in
to
the
RCMP
shortly
after
8
am
William
Wilson
was
the
lone
attendant
at
the
service
sta
station
�
tion
when
the
blaze
broke
out
I
was
out
at
the
pumps
and
when
I
turned
around
she
was
on
fire
Mr
Wilson
said
Within
a
few
minutes
it
was
out
of
control
Mr
and
Mrs
Peterson
were
asleep
when
the
fire
started
They
were
aroused
by
Mr
Wil
Wilsons
�
sons
shouts
Mr
Peterson
said
that
with
within
�
in
two
minutes
of
the
time
he
cot
out
of
the
building
it
was
impossible
to
go
back
side
The
Petersons
lost
all
their
personal
belongings
and
es
escaped
�
caped
only
with
the
clothes
they
had
on
The
building
was
fully
In
Insured
�
sured
It
was
Insured
all
right
Mr
Peterson
said
but
Ill
never
get
back
what
Ive
put
into
it
The
Prince
George
fire
de
department
�
partment
helped
keep
the
flames
from
spreading
to
two
adjoin
adjoining
�
ing
buildings
One
small
building
contain
contained
�
ed
several
barrels
of
white
gas
and
the
other
contained
more
than
20
outboard
engines
There
were
no
injuries
ln
the
blaze
which
is
believed
to
have
started
in
the
garage
section
of
the
building
DuTemple
takes
case
ln-
to
premier
earlier
story
Page
2
VANCOUVER
CP
A
young
Fort
St
John
social
worker
who
has
said
he
is
quitting
be
because
�
cause
his
job
is
impossible
hopes
to
take
his
case
per
personally
�
sonally
to
Premier
Bennett
Wallace
du
Temple
flew
to
Victoria
Wednesday
at
his
own
expense
and
said
he
would
urge
a
Royal
Commission
Investiga
Investigation
�
tion
into
provincial
social
wel
welfare
�
fare
activities
Somebody
wonts
old
Nechako
bridge
The
Society
for
the
Pre
Preservation
�
servation
of
the
Old
Nechako
River
Bridge
came
Into
being
Wednesday
at
city
hall
Although
the
society
may
never
by
chartered
Its
aims
and
objects
are
explicit
They
are
to
Importune
the
highways
department
Into
maintaining
and
keeping
in
a
good
state
of
repair
the
ven
venerable
�
erable
wooden
structure
so
that
it
will
continue
to
serve
as
a
secondary
traffic
artery
for
the
city
of
Prince
George
Principal
organizer
of
the
movement
was
Aid
Dick
Yardley
who
told
members
of
council
meeting
In
commit
committee
�
tee
that
Industrial
develop
development
�
ment
in
this
area
sheds
new
tmpoitance
on
the
triple
truss
crossing
If
we
dont
hammei
away
at
this
thing
the
bridge
will
be
closed
and
we
will
loose
an
important
secondary
traf
traffic
�
fic
artery
said
Aid
Yard
ley
He
told
council
there
was
no
use
maintaining
First
as
an
arterial
highway
If
the
bridge
was
allowed
fo
deteri
deteriorate
�
orate
He
forecast
that
with
the
advent
of
the
84
million
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Paper
Mll
the
bridge
will
be
required
to
accommodate
more
traffic
and
that
if
its
use
Is
discontinued
a
bottle
bottleneck
�
neck
will
occur
at
the
pulp
mill
access
toad
on
tlielluit
Highway
Aid
Hairy
I
otlej
agit
ed
a
potential
bottleneck
exist
at
the
noi
til
end
of
the
li
tiUi
but
doubted
that
wood
ships
and
otliei
mateilal
fot
the
mill
would
be
routed
over
the
bridge
He
suggested
the
weigh
scales
on
the
Hait
Highway
be
requested
to
provide
the
city
with
an
estimate
of
the
tonnage
tliat
moves
over
the
old
bridge
Mayor
Gatvln
Dezell
ad
advised
�
vised
council
that
In
conver
conversations
�
sations
with
the
highways
depaitment
at
Victotia
he
learned
that
the
old
biidge
will
eventual
be
dispensed
with
If
e
dont
watch
out
they
might
donate
it
to
uj
warn
warned
�
ed
the
ma
oi
Then
wed
have
to
build
a
new
one
connteied
Aid
I
ode
i
Aid
Yanlle
ha
id
It
WJh
hU
undemanding
that
the
conaete
plett
Mippoiting
the
old
biidge
lould
Ji
t
inii-
modate
two
more
lanes
However
city
works
super
superintendent
�
intendent
BillJones
estimat
estimated
�
ed
this
would
Involve
stripping
away
the
entire
stiucture
and
building
a
completely
new
ciosstng
Thats
why
they
built
the
new
Nechako
biidge
said
Majoi
Dezell
A
depaitment
of
highways
spokesman
heie
told
The
Citizen
the
life
of
the
old
bi
idge
l
limited
but
he
could
not
deteimine
exactly
how
long
It
can
be
expected
to
last
He
bald
it
could
pi
obabl
be
used
for
anothei
fix
e
oi
10
eaisanyxa
Meanwhile
he
said
the
depaitment
will
definitely
continue
to
cany
out
minor
inalntalnance
on
the
htuutuie