THE
WORLD
TODAY
Hal
C
Banks
teams
Feb
27
whether
ho
will
have
to
face
trial
on
a
conspiracy
to
assault
charge
In
addition
to
his
trial
on
a
charge
of
con
splracy
to
assault
with
Intent
to
wound
malm
or
disfigure
Preliminary
hearing
on
the
charge
of
conspiracy
to
assault
rival
union
leader
Richard
Greaves
four
years
ago
ended
Thursday
following
two
hours
of
testimony
from
a
former
SIU
member
the
Crown
had
brought
from
Vancouver
only
to
have
him
declared
a
hostile
witness
Banks
faces
trial
March
24
for
conspiracy
to
commit
as
assault
�
sault
on
Capt
Henry
Walsh
a
Canadian
Merchant
Service
Guild
CLC
organizer
with
In
Intent
�
tent
to
wound
malm
or
disfig
disfigure
�
ure
Walsh
was
bealen
up
In
Owen
Sound
Ont
In
August
1957
Defence
Minister
Hellyer
told
the
Commons
today
that
all
small
arms
will
bo
removed
from
mllltla
armories
which
cant
be
given
maximum
sec
security
�
urity
Orders
to
this
effect
he
said
were
sent
out
today
The
defence
minister
also
said
at
least
one
person
will
be
on
duty
at
all
times
at
all
militia
units
In
Canada
and
other
long
-
term
security
measures
will
be
introduced
as
soon
as
possible
These
measures
follow
three
recent
raids
on
armories
in
Quebec
at
Montreal
Noranda
and
Shawlnigan
A
towllne
between
the
Dutch
tug
Elbe
and
the
stricken
Brit
British
�
ish
freighter
Ambassador
part
parted
�
ed
during
a
heavy
storm
to
today
�
day
The
news
was
radioed
to
Rotterdam
by
the
captain
of
the
tug
He
said
the
break
oc
occurred
�
curred
about
750
miles
south
southeast
�
east
of
Halifax
The
tug
cap
captain
�
tain
says
the
hull
of
the
Brit
British
�
ish
ship
still
is
In
relatively
good
condition
and
he
intends
trying
to
get
another
line
on
her
when
the
storm
Improves
The
crew
of
the
Ambassador
abandoned
ship
during
a
storm
Twenty
survived
and
14
are
pre
presumed
�
sumed
drowned
Picture
page
2
A
medical
bulletin
says
an
operation
on
King
Paul
of
Greece
for
a
stomach
ulcer
has
been
successful
The
bul
bulletin
�
letin
says
the
62-year-old
king
woke
up
and
kissed
Queen
Frederlka
and
his
son
Crown
Prince
Constantine
Tho
king
the
bulletin
adds
Is
all
right
now
Constantine
23
has
taken
over
the
duties
and
authority
of
the
king
An
ex
convict
from
Detroit
testified
over
strong
govern
government
�
ment
objections
at
the
trial
of
James
Hoffa
and
five
others
In
Chattanooga
Tenn
on
Jury
tampering
charges
Frederick
Shobe
testified
that
he
vas
promised
a
presidential
pardon
to
work
as
a
US
government
undercover
agent
against
Hoffa
A
25-per-cent
reduction
in
the
time
television
stations
pro
provide
�
vide
for
commercials
is
pro
proposed
�
posed
by
the
Board
of
Broad
Broadcast
�
cast
Governors
The
board
said
Thursday
It
is
suggesting
that
the
hourly
limit
of
16
minutes
on
advertising
time
be
reduced
to
12
minutes
The
proposed
amendment
to
the
broadcasting
regulations
will
be
submitted
to
a
public
hearing
of
the
board
In
Ottawa
opening
March
10
The
moderator
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada
Right
Rev
J
R
Mutchmor
says
current
antl
semltlc
attacks
should
be
investigated
by
the
RCMP
Rev
Mutchmor
Issued
a
statement
in
Winnipeg
today
saying
the
current
attacks
on
Jewish
cit
citizens
�
izens
must
be
a
subject
of
con
concern
�
cern
to
all
Canadians
Now
hear
this
Magistrate
G
O
Stewart
this
morning
ordered
a
man
to
pay
a
fine
by
April
If
you
dont
it
will
be
April
Fools
Day
for
you
he
said
The
bursary
offered
by
the
Associated
Canadian
Travellers
and
the
W
A
to
the
Arthritis
and
Rheumatism
Society
here
is
assisting
the
training
of
an
Abbotsford
girl
because
no
local
students
wanted
to
pursue
a
career
in
physiotherapy
Its
a
rewarding
job
with
a
good
future
says
Mary
Pack
CARS
di
director
�
rector
but
It
seems
difficult
to
encourage
girls
to
take
the
course
at
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Physiotherapy
unit
needed
says
CARS
Pressing
the
case
for
n
otherapeutic
and
rehabilita
rehabilitative
�
tive
unit
in
Prince
George
today
was
Mary
Pack
of
the
Canadian
Arthritis
and
Rheumatism
Society
She
is
here
for
the
local
CAKS
branch
annual
meeting
She
charged
only
acute
hos
hospital
�
pital
cases
were
receiving
re
rehabilitation
�
habilitation
treatment
There
was
no
follow
up
service
for
people
suffering
from
such
ill
illnesses
�
nesses
as
arthritis
strokes
cerebral
palsy
or
accidents
Miss
Pack
recalled
her
or
organization
�
ganization
had
supported
a
physiotherapist
here
in
the
past
but
its
the
northern
marrlago
problem
we
Just
cant
keep
a
girl
for
much
more
than
a
year
before
she
gets
married
A
successor
had
been
sought
Liberals
attack
bank
VICTORIA
Correspondent
Premier
Bennetts
now
bank
has
run
into
a
temporary
snag
the
five
Liberal
members
of
the
legislature
The
NDP
supports
the
bank
but
Oak
Day
Liberal
Alan
Mc
farlane
declared
Thursday
ho
Is
unalterably
opposed
to
the
proposal
Everyone
favors
a
new
BC
bank
he
told
the
legislature
1
Dut
not
everyone
is
in
favor
of
a
chartered
bank
which
Is
owned
controlled
influenced
or
politically
dominated
by
this
or
any
other
government
Debate
on
an
amendment
to
the
Revenue
Act
allowing
the
government
to
buy
up
to
25
per
cent
of
the
stock
was
adjourned
by
Harry
McKay
L
Fernie
and
will
continue
at
another
sitting
of
the
house
The
government
side
got
in
a
partial
reply
from
Ralph
Loffmark
SC
Point
Grey
He
said
the
bill
contains
exactly
the
same
principle
as
federal
legislation
allowing
the
mines
minister
a
blank
cheque
to
subsidize
gold
mines
Macfarlane
said
the
bank
should
be
privately
owned
like
the
proposed
Bank
of
Western
Canada
being
formed
in
Winnipeg
I
can
see
no
reason
for
the
governments
decision
to
go
into
this
type
of
venture
he
said
The
government
must
have
a
very
low
and
Improper
Idea
of
BCs
future
and
of
private
enterprise
he
added
The
Revenue
Act
already
states
that
tax
money
must
be
spent
on
public
service
and
at
present
gives
the
finance
minis
minister
�
ter
Premier
W
A
C
Bennett
power
to
Invest
only
surpluses
is
safe
bonds
or
debentures
Now
any
monies
any
or
all
in
the
consolidated
revenue
fund
not
Just
the
surplus
could
be
Invested
in
the
bank
Mr
Macfarlane
said
I
wonder
why
this
govern
government
�
ment
wants
unlimited
access
to
the
public
treasury
he
asked
BC
will
have
an
estimated
surplus
of
28000000
April
1
he
said
Why
wasnt
this
used
The
premier
Is
asking
us
to
give
htm
unlimited
uncontrol
uncontrolled
�
led
and
unrestricted
entry
into
the
public
treasury
it
would
have
been
a
lot
of
fun
watching
those
skiers
slope
down
George
It
wouldve
If
there
had
been
any
snow
on
the
ground
But
because
the
weather
these
days
Insists
on
being
spring
like
theres
no
snow
so
the
Hickory
Wing
Ski
Club
was
forced
to
cancel
tonights
Ski
Fun
that
was
to
kick
off
torror
rows
start
of
the
BC
and
Yukon
Nordic
Ski
Champion
Championships
�
ships
Would
be
thieves
got
nothing
for
their
efforts
after
they
forced
their
way
Into
the
attic
of
the
Overwaltea
sometime
last
night
They
drilled
a
hole
through
the
celling
of
the
super
supermarket
�
market
but
were
unable
to
gain
entry
police
said
lave
you
got
that
old
spring
feeling
In
the
last
couple
days
No
wonder
the
temperatures
being
what
they
are
Weve
had
a
couple
of
reports
of
tulip
bulbs
coming
up
on
the
south
side
of
houses
their
growing
season
starting
about
two
months
too
early
The
next
thing
well
be
hearing
about
will
be
the
pussy
willows
desperately
but
none
was
available
The
CARS
worker
said
plans
were
under
way
in
Prince
George
a
few
years
ago
to
establish
a
activation
unit
In
conjunction
with
the
hos
hospital
�
pital
to
provide
care
and
train
training
�
ing
for
patients
after
regular
hospitalization
This
had
been
dropped
however
when
a
pri
private
�
vate
hospital
was
established
Despite
this
she
felt
a
unit
offering
physiotherapeutic
and
rehabilitative
services
was
urgently
needed
We
dont
want
to
compete
with
private
hospit
hospitals
�
als
but
there
are
many
per
persons
�
sons
who
cannot
bo
served
pri
privately
�
vately
and
should
have
a
pub
public
�
lic
institution
available
to
them
she
said
Facilities
are
needed
for
continuing
care
which
can
bo
provided
without
all
the
special
equipment
required
for
usual
hosplalizatlon
No
hospital
can
afford
to
tie
up
Its
regular
bed
space
with
chronic
patients
or
those
In
stages
of
rehabili
rehabilitation
�
tation
sho
added
Outpatient
care
and
assist
assistance
�
ance
In
making
home
arrange
arrangements
�
ments
for
a
patient
returning
from
hospital
whoso
Injuries
or
Illness
left
him
handicapped
also
are
needed
Miss
Pack
said
She
estimated
there
were
40
to
CO
people
suffering
from
arthritis
or
rheumatism
In
the
Prince
George
area
who
would
benefit
from
physiotherapy
plus
many
more
recovering
from
accidents
strokes
diabetic
amputations
and
other
Ill
Illnesses
�
nesses
Prince
Georges
fledgling
mental
health
association
plans
a
high
flying
campaign
to
raise
funds
for
a
rehabilitation
centre
during
1904
Residents
can
expect
to
see
More
For
The
Mind
post
postmarked
�
marked
on
envelopes
Waiting
rooms
of
offices
will
contain
selections
of
mental
health
pamphlets
Members
of
the
nine-
month
old
Prince
George
branch
of
the
Canadian
Mental
HealthAs
soclatlon
will
hold
a
tag
day
during
Mental
Health
Week
April
26
May
2
President
Robert
Moss
who
was
re
elected
at
the
groups
annual
meeting
Thursday
night
even
suggested
withholding
-300
dues
from
CMHA
provincial
and
national
branches
The
dues
would
be
added
to
a
building
fund
established
at
the
meeting
I
cant
see
sending
1300
down
there
when
the
need
is
here
Our
pressing
need
Is
to
get
a
White
Cross
Centre
here
he
told
23
persons
at
the
meet
meeting
�
ing
The
White
Cross
Centre
would
help
mental
Illness
victims
fit
back
into
society
during
or
after
treatment
Vol
Volunteer
�
unteer
laymen
working
with
the
patients
would
make
it
the
head
headquarters
�
quarters
for
counselling
and
ac
activities
�
tivities
The
centre
would
augment
ser
services
�
vices
of
a
mental
health
clinic
which
the
provincial
government
plansto
build
here
The
government
included
in
its
1964
budget
24000
for
a
clinic
14400
for
a
profes
professional
�
sional
directors
wages
57
000
for
expenses
and
antici
anticipated
�
pated
a
32000
federal
health
grant
The
clinic
will
probably
be
an
addition
to
the
Health
Unit
Building
The
clinic
would
discover
diagnose
and
treat
the
mental
Illnesses
The
White
Cross
Asphyxiation
caused
death
A
coroners
Jury
has
decided
the
death
of
Mrs
Phyllis
Han
Hansen
�
sen
was
caused
by
asphyxiation
The
2lyear
old
woman
was
found
dead
In
her
home
at
1956
Ross
Crescent
Dec
20
A
widow
Mrs
Hansen
Is
survived
by
two
children
it
Is
believed
Mrs
Hansen
while
In
a
comatose
condition
probably
caused
by
fainting
vomited
and
suffocated
k
e
A
protest
against
suspension
of
five
Prince
George
social
workers
signed
by
150
resi
residents
�
dents
was
telegraphed
to
Wel
Welfare
�
fare
Minister
Black
late
Thursday
night
Mental
health
campaign
gathering
momentum
Centre
would
rehabilitate
the
patients
Mr
Moss
also
told
members
he
had
approached
the
hospital
board
with
a
suggestion
to
plan
a
proper
mental
health
wing
In
the
proposed
hospital
addition
He
explained
mental
facility
planners
have
abandoned
the
concept
of
large
mental
insti
institutions
�
tutions
and
are
advocating
mental
wings
in
all
general
hospitals
It
helps
to
make
the
Image
of
mental
Illness
treatment
more
acceptable
to
the
general
public
he
said
Mr
Moss
said
city
council
Is
showing
Interest
In
donating
land
for
construction
of
the
centre
lie
will
meet
aldermen
at
the
Feb
24
meeting
The
association
has
received
offers
of
aid
from
outside
sources
Spokesmen
for
Eagle
Lake
Sawmills
say
the
company
will
donate
material
Mr
Moss
said
several
other
businesses
have
made
similar
promises
Twenty
five
businesses
have
agreed
to
have
a
More
For
The
Mind
stamp
inserted
in
postage
meters
The
stamps
will
be
supplied
to
all
busi
businesses
�
nesses
which
agree
to
the
change
by
Pltney
Bowes
com
company
�
pany
which
controls
postage
meter
sales
across
Canada
e
The
telegram
termed
unfair
and
unjustified
the
depart
departments
�
ments
decision
to
suspend
five
social
workers
for
insubordlna-
The
department
alleges
the
workers
violated
discip
discipline
�
line
by
criticizing
the
depart
department
�
ment
through
the
press
Three
South
Fort
George
housewives
Mrs
Eric
Tom
llnson
Mrs
Dill
Hogan
and
Mrs
Harry
Burgess
drafted
the
protest
Wednesday
and
started
soliciting
signatures
Thursday
By
1130
pm
150
persons
had
phoned
their
names
to
the
housewives
or
telegraph
office
It
was
pretty
hectic
said
Mrs
Tomlinson
today
The
phone
was
ringing
allevenlng
She
said
she
was
still
re
receiving
�
ceiving
calls
today
The
telegram
demands
re
reinstatement
�
instatement
of
the
workers
who
have
been
suspended
during
a
departmental
Investigation
It
terms
the
workers
dill-
Plane
crash
kills
20
MANILA
AP
A
Philippine
g
Airlines
DC
3
plane
carrying
at
least
22
passengers
and
three
crew
members
crashed
Into
a
mountain
on
Mindanao
Island
today
The
Civil
Aeronautics
Admin
Administration
�
istration
here
said
two
survi
survivorsboth
�
vorsboth
injured
were
res
rescued
�
cued
A
rescue
party
was
en
route
to
the
crash
site
and
un
until
�
til
it
arrives
there
can
be
no
further
word
on
survivors
An
airline
spokesman
said
the
itizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columb
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
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FEBRUARY
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la
gent
hard
working
and
respon
responsible
�
sible
and
agrees
with
charges
of
the
workers
that
facilities
are
inadequate
to
meet
demand
Fired
worker
visiting
city
MW
TJ
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Dismissed
welfare
worker
Wallace
Du
Temple
23
arrived
in
Prince
George
Thursday
night
en
route
to
Fort
St
John
where
he
hopes
to
get
a
Job
on
a
pipeline
project
He
was
fired
from
his
Job
last
week
after
he
wrote
a
letter
of
resigna
resignation
�
tion
to
Premier
Bennett
and
sent
copies
to
newspapers
through
throughout
�
out
the
province
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still
being
deter-
nlck
Mrs
shelagh
Vlckery
mined
The
Manila
rescue
Mrs
Helen
Glimour
and
MrSi
centre
said
it
understood
there
Judy
Kennedy
the
five
who
were
24
and
three
passengers
were
suspended
as
courage
crew
members
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Phon
LOgan
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According
to
the
National
Employment
Service
there
are
fewer
unemployed
compared
with
last
year
even
though
the
citys
booming
economy
is
at
attracting
�
tracting
prospective
workers
from
all
across
Canada
Flgurs
released
today
by
NES
manager
Hugh
Waller
record
1549
Jobless
registered
for
employment
251
less
than
at
the
same
time
last
year
when
1800
were
registered
for
work
Mr
Waller
said
workers
are
continually
filtering
Into
the
area
from
as
far
distant
as
Newfoundland
many
attracted
Woman
ordered
to
trial
Alice
Rose
Kemp
was
com
committed
�
mitted
to
trial
today
on
a
charge
of
non
capital
murder
of
her
husband
Mrs
Kemp
27
Is
accused
of
shooting
Dennis
Alexander
Kemp
29
Jan
11
In
their
home
35
miles
north
west
of
Prince
George
near
Hoodoo
Lake
Mrs
Kemp
Is
the
mother
of
10
children
On
on
the
me
first
nrst
day
aay
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of
the
tne
pre
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copy
Employment
numbers
climb
despite
Eastern
jobless
influx
here
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Jack
Clements
CN
Telegraphs
operator
is
shown
with
teletype
tape
which
con
contains
�
tains
the
telegram
sent
Welfare
Minister
Black
Thuradny
night
by
150
residents
of
Prince
George
There
has
been
no
reply
from
Victoria
Roy
Fujikawa
photo
150
sign
protest
telegram
sent
to
welfare
minister
Workers
migrating
from
across
Canada
Despite
n
ninjor
influx
of
workers
from
as
far
dis
distant
�
tant
na
Newfoundland
the
employment
situation
at
Prince
George
lias
seldom
been
healthier
by
the
prospect
of
Jobs
in
the
proposed
new
pulp
and
paper
mill
here
Every
day
we
register
people
from
tho
Lower
Main
land
the
Prairies
and
farther
east
he
reported
Tho
phenomenal
growth
of
Prince
George
is
making
news
all
across
Canada
he
said
He
explained
that
numerous
workers
are
here
expecting
to
find
Jobs
In
the
pulp
mill
al
although
�
though
construction
of
the
80
million
plus
project
hasnt
even
started
yet
If
these
people
had
checked
with
the
employment
office
in
their
home
areas
they
could
have
avoided
a
disappointing
trip
ho
counselled
Meanwhile
despite
tho
cur
current
�
rent
mild
spell
logging
and
sawmill
operations
are
continu
continuing
�
ing
without
notlceablo
abate
abatement
�
ment
NES
reports
no
major
layoffs
but
are
continuing
to
send
men
to
work
In
the
bush
Housebuilding
is
going
strong
with
a
demand
for
such
skilled
tradesmen
as
brick
layers
re
reported
�
ported
Pulp
mill
hearings
pre-
TV
T
llminary
hearing
Thursday
111
LvltflV
testimony
was
given
by
police
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experts
and
witnesses
present
in
the
home
at
the
time
of
the
fatal
shooting
Constable
Norman
Peter
Schmil
of
the
RCMP
crime
detection
labratory
said
his
in
investigations
�
vestigations
showed
Kemp
had
been
shot
at
a
range
of
four
or
five
feet
Dr
R
A
Ewert
who
per
performed
�
formed
an
autopsy
on
the
body
said
Kemps
death
resulted
from
a
wound
that
transected
the
heart
Barry
Phillips
who
was
present
at
the
time
of
the
shoot
shooting
�
ing
testified
Kemps
death
fol
followed
�
lowed
an
argument
between
the
murdered
man
and
Mrs
Kemp
Kemp
was
very
angry
and
had
called
his
wife
abusive
names
Mr
Phillips
said
Kemp
told
her
to
leave
the
house
and
take
three
older
chil
children
�
dren
with
her
Mr
Phillips
testified
Nine
months
for
Bay
theft
Gerald
Hoffman
35
of
Prince
George
was
sentenced
to
nine
months
in
Jail
when
he
appear
appeared
�
ed
in
magistrates
court
this
morning
He
pleaded
guilty
to
a
theft
from
the
Hudsons
Bay
Company
It
was
his
tenth
theft
conviction
since
1957
Two
pairs
of
socks
takenfrom
Tho
Bay
by
William
Umpher
vllle
49
of
544
Burden
St
earned
him
a
100
fine
in
police
court
this
morning
Also
fined
100
was
Maurice
Cardinal
18
of
this
city
who
was
picked
up
by
RCMP
after
taking
a
quart
of
oil
from
Northway
Esso
at
3
am
today
VICTORIA
CP
-
Public
hear
hearings
�
ings
for
application
for
two
tree
farm
licences
and
two
pulpwood
harvesting
areas
in
central
BC
will
be
heard
in
April
Lands
and
Forest
Minister
Ray
Willis
ton
said
Thursday
An
application
by
Celgar
Limited
for
a
tree
farm
licence
In
the
Klteen
-
Bell
Irving
Upper
Naas
Upper
Skeena
area
will
be
heard
April
20
in
Prince
Rupert
The
company
plans
a
large
scale
expansion
in
its
Prince
Rupert
operation
An
application
by
MacMlllan
Bloedel
and
Powell
River
for
a
tree
farm
licence
In
the
Kit
imat
Gardner
Canal-Tahtasa-Teta-chuck
area
will
be
heard
April
21
in
Kitimat
A
hearing
will
be
held
April
22
in
Kitimat
for
a
pulpwood
harvesting
licence
for
Mac
mlllan
Bloedel
covering
six
existing
public
sustained
-yield
units
Hazelton
Hecate
Kitimat
Kitwanga
Ootsa
and
Queen
Charlotte
The
fourth
hearing
will
bo
in
Smithers
April
24
to
consider
an
application
from
Bulkley
Valley
PulpandTimberLtmlted
for
a
pulp
harvesting
licence
covering
seven
public
sustained
-yield
units
Babine
Burns
Lake
Hazelton
Morlce
Ootsa
Smithers
and
Takla
The
company
proposes
to
build
a
COO
ton
mill
In
Houston
Two
more
hearings
have
been
set
tentatively
for
May
27
and
May
28
In
Prince
George
They
are
the
Alexandra
Forest
Products
application
for
a
tree
farm
licence
in
the
Peace
River
area
to
support
a
mill
there
and
the
Northwood
Mills
Limited
application
for
a
pulpwood
har
harvesting
�
vesting
licence
east
of
Prince
George
Parliament
the
same
three
ring
circus
OTTAWA
jTP
-
The
new
parliamentary
session
is
only
three
days
old
but
al
already
�
ready
the
dally
question
period
in
the
Commons
is
living
up
to
its
reputation
as
a
three
ring
circus
of
political
jibes
lame
Jokes
and
partisan
one
-
upman
upmanship
�
ship
Speaker
Alan
Macnaugh
ton
appealed
to
the
House
late
last
session
to
curtail
frivolous
or
long
and
In
Involved
�
volved
questions
and
unnec
unnecessary
�
essary
supplementary
in
inquiries
�
quiries
In
an
effort
to
make
the
session
more
business
businesslike
�
like
Here
is
a
sampling
of
some
of
the
questions
asked
and
in
some
cases
answered
so
far
this
session
Wallace
Nesbitt
PC
-Oxford
Is
the
minister
of
national
defence
Paul
Hell
Hellyer
�
yer
aware
that
the
Bomarc
missile
now
is
being
exhibit
-
HOWARD
crossfire
ed
In
a
museum
of
obsolete
missiles
at
Cape
Kennedy
Mr
Hellyer
I
was
not
aware
that
the
earlier
Bo
Bomarc
�
marc
A
which
was
ordered
for
use
In
this
country
by
the
previous
Conservative
government
was
on
display
there
If
I
am
travelling
in
that
vicinity
I
will
have
a
look
at
it
Frank
Howard
NDP
-Skeena
The
United
States
intends
to
discontinue
military
aid
to
those
coun
countries
�
tries
which
continue
to
trade
with
Cuba
I
should
like
to
ask
the
prime
minister
give
support
to
this
position
whether
his
government
will
of
the
United
States
by
re
returning
�
turning
the
Uomarc
mis
missiles
�
siles
R
G
L
Falrweather
PC
Royal
Will
the
minister
of
national
health
and
welfare
Judy
LaMarsh
reassure
us
LAMARSH
time
wasting
that
the
SDX
excercises
are
not
dangerous
Miss
LaMarsh
Only
if
you
smoke
while
you
are
doing
them
Robert
Muir
PC
-
Capo
Breton
North
and
Victoria
Would
the
prime
minis
minister
�
ter
take
the
necessary
pre
precautions
�
cautions
to
place
protection
around
the
person
of
the
de
defence
�
fence
minister
Mr
Hellyer
in
the
event
that
he
may
be
stolen
although
it
may
be
a
good
Idea
Gerard
Perron
Credltlste
Beauce
Having
been
told
in
the
throne
speech
that
loans
without
interest
are
to
be
made
to
university
stu
dents
in
need
of
them
ould
the
government
recognize
that
the
interest
free
loans
have
been
advocated
by
Social
Crediters
for
more
than
25
ears