THE
WORLD
TODAY
Opposition
MPs
continued
their
pressure
on
the
govern
government
�
ment
today
over
remarks
made
earlier
this
week
by
Quebec
separatist
Dr
Marcel
Chaput
concerning
the
October
visit
of
Queen
Elizabeth
fJstlce
Minister
Favreau
said
he
In
Intends
�
tends
to
communicate
with
the
attorneys
-
generals
of
Ontario
and
Quebec
once
he
receives
the
text
of
Dr
Chaputs
state
statement
�
ment
He
Is
reported
to
have
said
The
Queen
would
be
In
danger
If
she
visited
Quebec
and
the
people
of
Quebec
would
regard
the
visit
as
provocation
In
Toronto
the
Inquest
into
the
death
of
Patricia
Morgan
who
died
Nov
4
with
a
surgical
clamp
in
her
Intestine
heard
testimony
from
a
nurse
who
was
present
when
the
woman
was
operated
on
Oct18
The
nurse
said
she
overheard
one
of
the
doctors
whisper
to
another
the
words
Doesnt
know
what
hes
doing
The
nurse
said
the
words
were
spoken
by
Dr
An
Anthony
�
thony
Varga
about
Dr
Kenneth
A
Brown
who
was
performing
the
operation
A
terrific
blast
blew
five
dlesel
locomotives
and
27
cars
of
a
Florida
East
Coast
Railway
freight
off
the
tracks
near
St
Augustine
today
There
were
no
serious
injuries
The
blast
shook
the
small
community
of
DuPont
Center
where
the
ex
explosion
�
plosion
occurred
A
high
source
in
Jakarta
Indonesia
has
said
that
the
presidents
of
the
Philippines
and
Indonesia
are
in
agreement
on
the
urgent
need
for
another
three
-
power
summit
confer
conference
�
ence
on
the
Malaysia
dispute
The
informant
said
visiting
President
Macapagal
and
President
Su
arno
hope
the
meeting
with
Malaysias
Prime
Minister
Rahman
can
be
held
some
time
next
month
In
three
trials
that
are
much
in
the
news
these
days
Its
eight
jurors
chosen
and
four
to
go
in
the
Jack
Ruby
murder
trial
In
Dallas
The
government
is
expected
to
wind
up
Its
rebuttal
testimony
today
in
the
Chattanooga
trial
of
Teamsters
Union
President
James
Iloffa
and
five
other
defendants
on
charges
of
trying
to
tamper
with
a
Jury
And
Frank
Sinatra
Jr
is
due
back
on
the
witness
stand
at
Los
Angeles
In
the
trial
of
three
men
accused
of
kidnapping
him
Herbert
Hoovers
doctors
say
the
89-year-old
former
presi
president
�
dent
appears
to
have
passed
the
critical
period
in
his
illness
Hes
recovering
from
pneumo
pneumonia
�
nia
and
a
kidney
ailment
A
spokesman
says
Hoovers
con
condition
�
dition
has
improved
enough
so
that
no
further
medical
bulletins
will
be
issued
His
doctors
have
been
issuing
bulletins
twice
a
day
British
opposition
leader
Harold
Wilson
left
London
by
air
today
for
Montreal
The
47-year-old
Labor
party
leader
will
confer
with
Prime
Minister
Pearson
President
Johnson
and
other
North
American
leaders
During
talks
today
and
Friday
Wilson
and
Mr
Pearson
are
expected
to
discuss
Common
Commonwealth
�
wealth
and
Anglo
-
Canadian
problems
A
former
prisoner
says
Jews
In
Auschwitz
concentration
camp
were
gassed
to
celebrate
the
Jewish
New
Year
Dr
Fritz
Wollken
told
the
Frank
Frankfurt
�
furt
war
crimes
trial
that
300
were
gassed
to
death
Sept
September
�
ember
19
1944
The
doctor
also
told
of
a
group
of
chil
children
�
dren
being
driven
away
for
gassing
led
by
a
14-year-old
boy
He
quoted
the
boy
as
say
saying
�
ing
Dont
cry
you
have
seen
how
they
killed
your
parents
and
grandparents
Now
It
Is
your
turn
But
we
will
all
meet
again
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young
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fancy
turns
to
Its
that
time
again
and
the
ice
on
the
school
play-
bags
of
marbles
The
two
marblers
here
are
Billy
Thorpe
ground
hasnt
even
melted
yet
Youngsters
at
all
the
1640
Redwood
and
Darcy
Ericson
1637
Spruce
both
elementary
schools
have
dug
into
the
cupboard
for
their
students
at
Seymour
Elementary
Pete
Miller
photc
Traffic
feeder
routes
studied
by
council
City
council
will
be
asked
next
week
to
approve
one
of
several
plans
for
the
redistri
redistribution
�
bution
of
traffic
arteries
which
will
feed
into
the
proposed
cross
town
highway
on
Fifth
Council
has
already
viewed
a
number
of
proposals
prepared
by
the
citys
engineering
de
department
�
partment
and
next
week
will
be
presented
with
alternative
routings
which
will
be
prepared
by
Associated
Engineering
Ser
Services
�
vices
Ltd
AES
the
citys
consulting
engineers
were
requested
to
prepare
a
traffic
control
plan
after
council
could
not
agree
of
Its
own
departments
sub
submissions
�
missions
Involved
In
the
project
are
decisions
regarding
the
method
of
feeding
traffic
onto
Laurier
Crescent
and
onto
Third
after
the
realignment
of
Fifth
is
com
completed
�
pleted
Now
hear
this
Nice
work
if
you
can
get
Its
because
Spike
did
Just
that
at
Back
at
his
desk
after
doing
a
meeting
of
council
Wednes-
nothtng
but
fishing
and
soaking
day
Thats
one
reason
he
rates
up
the
sun
off
the
coast
of
as
the
colorful
councillor
Mexico
for
a
month
is
govern-
Eric
SeabergCltlzenadvlsor
ment
agent
Stan
Carllng
on
various
subjects
said
today
Asked
what
he
was
living
on
he
was
taking
the
day
off
for
one
of
the
drunks
In
coutt
to-
housework
I
have
a
regular
day
replied
Nothing
Magis-
schedule
he
reports
once
trate
G
O
Stewart
advised
the
every
three
years
man
to
write
a
book
because
Mrs
Clifford
Fry
has
lost
we
would
all
like
to
learn
how
a
blue
medium
sized
suitcase
to
do
that
containing
womens
clothing
When
the
going
gets
tough
somewhere
between
Prince
and
time
becomes
a
drag
George
and
Vanderhoof
Does
theres
one
way
to
ease
tension
anyone
know
where
It
Is
and
thats
to
remove
ones
Robert
Durnham
assistant
shoes
Aid
Spike
Enemark
must
social
welfare
director
was
be
an
advocate
on
this
theory
seen
headed
in
the
general
direction
of
the
Spruce
Capitol
tmhtv
Building
yesterday
Mr
Burn
IJNJJxIjA
ham
on
tour
of
northern
social
Classified
14
15
welfare
districts
after
his
in
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--
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quiry
into
the
suspenslonof
five
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events
13
social
welfare
workers
in
Editorial
--
9
eludes
in
his
duties
the
acqul
Entertalmnent
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il
sltlon
of
new
office
space
for
Markets
----------
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staffs
Wonder
If
the
Sports
------
4
5
welfare
department
is
planning
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11
amove
When
the
realignment
of
Fifth
is
completed
to
provide
an
express
highway
between
Cen
Central
�
tral
Fort
George
and
the
down
downtown
�
town
area
the
present
traffic
pattern
will
be
disrupted
Coun
Council
�
cil
will
have
to
find
means
to
provide
an
even
flow
of
traf
traffic
�
fic
onto
Laurier
and
onto
Third
Works
superintendent
Bill
Jones
has
advised
council
there
are
as
many
different
methods
of
solving
the
problem
as
there
Is
room
on
a
large
scale
map
to
pencil
them
In
The
plan
is
to
continue
Fifth
through
at
Melville
to
cut
through
property
now
occupied
by
St
Glle3
Presbyterian
Church
and
by
a
number
of
private
dwellings
on
Tofield
Already
the
city
has
received
request
for
the
buildings
which
will
have
to
be
removed
to
make
way
for
the
express
highway
Simon
Fraser
Days
and
Ex
Exhibition
�
hibition
board
directors
have
requested
that
St
Giles
church
building
be
moved
out
to
the
fair
grounds
where
it
could
serve
as
an
administration
building
and
as
a
school
arts
building
The
exhibition
board
also
requested
the
use
of
one
of
the
houses
on
Tofield
as
a
dwelling
for
the
caretaker
at
the
fair
grounds
Mossman
not
in
court
here
Mrs
Lucille
Mossman
of
River
Road
on
Cottonwood
Is
Island
�
land
received
a
summons
from
the
RCMP
Tuesday
in
connec
connection
�
tion
with
charges
laid
against
Peter
Morgan
Mrs
Mossman
has
not
been
charged
with
any
offence
and
has
not
appeared
in
court
as
re
reported
�
ported
in
Wednesdays
Citizen
Morgan
Tuesday
was
sen
sentenced
�
tenced
to
60
days
In
jail
on
charges
of
conspiracy
and
for
forgery
�
gery
in
connection
with
welfare
vouchers
The
Citizen
regrets
its
error
and
apologizes
for
any
embar
embarrassment
�
rassment
or
inconvenience
caused
Mrs
Mossman
THIEVES
GANG
UP
FOR
VIOLENT
ROBBERY
Four
thieves
pounced
on
a
late
night
stroller
and
forcibly
robbed
him
of
20
late
Wednesday
Ernest
Chapman
of
1515
Redwood
Street
was
walk
walking
�
ing
in
a
dark
alley
between
the
Golden
Dragon
and
Purple
Lantern
cafes
when
two
men
and
two
women
threw
him
to
the
ground
and
held
him
while
his
wallet
was
stolen
Mr
Chapman
was
not
injured
an
RCMP
officer
said
today
The
wallet
has
not
been
recovered
Bridget
still
in
dark
about
her
suspension
Bridget
Moran
is
still
out
In
the
cold
Suspended
more
than
a
week
ago
along
with
four
other
social
workers
Mrs
Moran
is
the
only
one
that
has
not
been
reinstated
by
the
welfare
department
Apparently
she
is
fated
to
a
longer
cooling
off
period
than
her
colleagues
who
were
rein
reinstated
�
stated
last
Monday
Mrs
Moran
and
four
compan
companion
�
ion
workers
Nick
Proznlck
Helen
Gllmour
Judy
Kennedy
and
Shelagh
Vlckery
were
sus
suspended
�
pended
Feb
17
for
misconduct
and
insubordination
after
they
co
signed
a
telegram
criticiz
criticizing
�
ing
their
boss
welfare
director
James
Sadler
of
Victoria
However
Mrs
Moran
is
res
responsible
�
ponsible
for
Wowing
the
lid
off
he
welfare
situation
here
when
she
wrote
a
letter
to
Premier
Bennett
in
January
making
pub
public
�
lic
her
allegations
that
social
assistance
in
Prince
George
was
sick
and
lacked
adequate
facilities
Since
then
the
welfare
situa
situation
�
tion
has
dominated
the
front
pages
of
every
newspaper
in
the
province
and
has
been
the
cause
for
a
number
of
heated
dtbates
in
the
legislature
in
Victoria
The
cause
of
it
all
Mrs
Moran
wont
comment
on
her
suspension
which
according
to
rumor
was
to
have
endedWed
nesday
Mrs
Morans
fellow
workers
itizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
FEBRUARY
27
1964
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VANCOUVER
CP
Two
Hungarian
born
fi
financiers
�
nanciers
who
parlayed
a
capital
investment
of
500
each
5nto
n
multi-million-dollar
international
firm
have
announced
plans
for
Canadas
third
new
char
chartered
�
tered
bank
Peter
Paul
Saunders
and
Andrew
Elliot
Saxton
said
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
they
have
applied
to
Parliament
for
a
federal
char
charter
�
ter
to
form
the
Laurnetlde
Bank
of
Canada
Mr
Saunders
is
president
of
Laurentide
Financial
Corpora
Corporation
�
tion
and
Mr
Saxtonvlce-prosi-dent
Mr
Saunders
said
the
bank
will
have
at
least
10000000
authorized
capital
This
com
compares
�
pares
with
the
10000000
auth
authorized
�
orized
capital
In
the
proposed
Bank
of
Western
Canda
BC
Premier
Bennett
said
capitali
capitalization
�
zation
for
the
proposed
Bank
of
British
Columbia
would
be
many
times
more
than
50
000000
If
our
application
Is
ac
accepted
�
cepted
the
bank
will
be
na
national
�
tional
in
character
with
Its
head
office
In
Vancouver
and
it
will
operate
across
the
coun
country
�
try
Mr
Saunders
said
It
would
launch
operations
simultaneously
across
Canada
In
the
85
branch
offices
of
the
existing
loan
company
The
bank
may
function
as
a
sub
subsidiary
�
sidiary
to
the
loan
company
or
Laurentide
shareholders
could
be
given
a
preferred
opportu
opportunity
�
nity
to
subscribe
the
required
capital
The
company
had
about
5800
shareholders
soma
2000
in
BC
The
Bank
of
British
Colum
Columbia
�
bia
is
expected
to
operate
within
BC
during
Initial
stages
and
the
Bank
of
Western
Canada
In
the
four
western
provinces
Notice
of
intention
or
the
new
bank
will
appear
in
the
Can
Canada
�
ada
Gazette
Friday
and
for
three
successive
weeks
he
said
before
the
petition
naming
the
bank
Its
provincial
direc
directors
�
tors
and
head
office
location
is
filed
with
Parliament
Laurentide
is
the
outgrowth
of
astute
manipulation
of
shares
and
capital
that
transformed
the
Vancouver
venture
into
an
international
financial
complex
with
assets
now
valued
at
300
000000
Fresh
from
the
University
of
DC
they
started
in
1950
Mr
Saunders
then
22
and
Mr
Sax
ton
21
opening
Imperial
Di
Divestment
�
vestment
Corporation
Limited
The
pair
and
three
others
had
risked
500
each
to
open
the
firm
They
set
up
a
desk
in
the
anteroom
of
a
law
of
office
�
fice
and
were
in
business
Mr
Saunders
became
the
companys
first
full
time
em
employee
�
ployee
In
1951
when
their
ven
venture
�
ture
was
10
months
old
Mr
Saxton
Joined
the
company
later
the
same
year
They
took
100
a
month
from
the
firm
as
salary
The
firm
became
a
public
company
in
1954
with
a
75000
offering
of
convertible
prefer-
were
reinstated
within
a
week
red
shares
In
1056
faced
with
of
their
suspension
after
they
tight
money
and
a
desire
for
had
been
Investigated
by
assist-
expansion
they
sold
their
voting
ant
welfare
director
Robert
shares
to
Power
Corporation
Durnham
who
reported
his
find-
a
Montreal
based
holding
com
comings
�
ings
to
Victoria
pany
sili
R
j
Low
25
-
High
40
Phon
LOflan
4
2441
jl
Laurentide
bids
for
third
new
bank
Banks
in
race
for
financing
Telegram
News
Service
Canadas
chartered
banks
which
long
ago
dropped
the
sacrosanct
role
with
which
they
were
characterized
for
so
long
are
cornering
an
increasing
share
of
the
consumer
financing
market
Since
entering
the
field
seri
seriously
�
ously
five
years
ago
chartered
banks
have
Increased
their
share
In
new
car
financing
alone
from
about
21
per
cent
In
19G0
to
31
per
cent
as
of
September
19C3
One
bank
spokesman
said
the
gain
could
be
attributed
to
the
lower
rates
generally
offered
High
rates
to
be
curbed
VICTORIA
Correspondent
The
BC
government
Wednes
Wednesday
�
day
acted
to
halt
exorbitant
cre
credit
�
dit
terms
and
interest
rates
Attorney
-General
Robert
Bonner
introduced
a
Contracts
Relief
Act
to
the
legislature
Modelled
on
Ontario
legisla
legislation
�
tion
It
was
brought
In
after
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
up
upheld
�
held
the
eastern
law
Bonner
said
The
new
law
elves
the
BC
Supreme
Court
power
to
de
declare
�
clare
rates
or
terms
excessive
and
to
force
creditors
to
reduce
them
or
completely
eliminate
the
deal
The
fellow
In
the
business
of
applying
thumbscrews
will
realize
someone
con
catch
him
up
Bonner
said
The
Intention
Is
to
give
the
right
of
review
and
court
relief
to
someone
who
feels
himself
injuriously
treated
Opposition
Leader
Robert
Strachan
has
been
pressing
for
such
action
for
several
years
and
suggested
the
banks
entry
had
forced
sales
finance
com
companies
�
panies
to
lower
their
rates
Although
Canadas
per
capita
consumer
debt
Is
growing
It
still
lags
behind
the
US
where
Instalment
buying
got
a
much
earlier
start
Recent
statistics
show
that
the
per
capita
US
consumer
debt
Is
349
compared
with
248
In
Canada
Forrest
Rogers
economic
advisor
to
the
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia
which
led
Canadian
banks
into
the
personal
loan
field
in
1958
explained
some
of
the
reasons
why
consumer
debt
Is
Increasing
in
relation
to
Income
Young
married
couples
anxi
anxious
�
ous
to
buy
homes
furniture
and
autos
are
the
biggest
con
consumer
�
sumer
borrowers
he
said
De
cause
they
make
up
an
Increas
Increasing
�
ing
portion
of
the
population
they
have
pushed
up
the
total
borrowings
He
predicted
a
further
In
Increase
�
crease
In
the
next
five
years
as
war
babies
and
after
war
babies
begin
to
marry
There
has
alsobeena
signi
significant
�
ficant
breakdown
of
the
old
ideas
of
thrift
Todays
generation
Is
not
subjected
to
social
sane-
tions
against
borrowing
to
use
their
cars
and
television
sets
while
they
are
paying
for
them
Canadas
largest
sales
finance
company
IndustrlalAc
ceptance
Corporation
told
the
Ontario
Select
Committee
on
Consumer
Credit
In
a
brief
It
must
be
assumed
that
If
the
vast
majority
of
individual
transactions
are
sound
and
are
performing
well
then
the
total
can
hardly
be
a
cause
for
con
concern
�
cern
The
brief
pointed
to
the
low
percentage
of
losses
and
the
fast
rate
at
which
consumer
debts
are
paid
off
We
need
leadership
says
parking
group
The
executive
of
the
Down
Downtown
�
town
Parking
Association
met
today
in
an
attempt
to
get
action
from
the
city
hall
President
Alec
MacGregor
said
before
the
meeting
he
would
seek
permission
to
write
the
city
council
urging
the
formation
of
a
parking
commission
as
pro
proposed
�
posed
by
Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
Right
now
city
hall
Isnt
giving
us
the
leadership
we
need
Mr
MacGregor
charged
The
Downtown
Business
As
Association
�
sociation
formed
Jan
29
in
order
to
have
representatives
on
a
parking
commission
suggested
by
the
mayor
Mr
MacGregor
said
he
con
contacted
�
tacted
city
manager
Arran
Thomson
informing
him
of
the
association
and
its
readiness
to
join
the
commission
Mr
MacGregor
said
he
has
not
heard
from
Mr
Thomson
The
president
of
the
associa
BEHIND
THE
NEWS
tion
also
referred
to
the
ques
questionnaire
�
tionnaire
sent
out
by
Mr
Thomson
to
downtown
business
businessmen
�
men
asking
their
oplnons
on
the
parking
problem
Mr
Thomson
said
we
werent
Interested
because
of
the
lack
of
response
to
the
poll
Mr
MacGregor
claimed
But
now
we
are
interested
and
city
hall
Isnt
doing
what
they
should
be
doing
he
said
Its
up
to
city
hall
to
get
the
commission
started
Mr
MacGregor
added
However
If
the
proposed
com
commission
�
mission
should
fall
through
it
is
opposed
by
several
alder
aldermen
�
men
the
Downtown
Business
Association
would
try
to
solve
the
parking
problem
alone
Mr
MacGregor
said
We
will
have
to
battle
our
own
way
Instead
of
city
hall
doing
what
they
are
supposed
to
do
he
said
SOCREDS
SHIFT
TO
SEPARATISM
By
RONALD
LEBEL
THE
CANADIAN
PRESS
OTTAWA
The
current
throne
speech
debate
In
the
Commons
is
pointed
up
a
rapid
transformation
in
the
political
thinking
of
Real
Caouettes
Ralllement
Cre
Credit
�
dit
1st
e
Credltlste
speakers
are
sounding
more
and
more
like
Quebec
separatists
Day
after
day
they
are
warning
that
unless
radical
changes
are
made
soon
Que
Quebec
�
bec
will
break
away
from
Confederation
At
the
same
time
the
Credltlstes
are
gradually
moving
away
from
Social
Credit
monetary
theories
on
the
creation
cf
capital
and
stressing
social
welfare
programs
Instead
Mr
Caouette
first
began
talking
about
a
possible
al
alliance
�
liance
between
his
Rallle
Ralllement
�
ment
and
the
separatist
movement
last
August
and
his
groups
drift
toward
sep
separatism
�
aratism
began
picking
up
speed
a
month
ago
A
private
meeting
of
400
Credltlste
leaders
In
Mont
Montreal
�
real
Jan
25
26
passed
a
resolution
favoring
the
formation
of
a
provincial
aw
CAOUETTE
Credltlste
party
with
a
sep
separatist
�
aratist
program
In
two
years
unless
four
key
changes
were
made
in
the
constitution
of
Canada
In
the
meantime
The
Credltlstes
called
for
absolute
control
by
the
Quebec
government
over
currency
trade
Immigra
Immigration
�
tion
and
all
direct
and
In
Indirect
�
direct
taxes
collected
in
the
province
Many
political
observers
commented
that
if
all
tour
changes
were
made
Quebec
would
become
practically
In
Independent
�
dependent
In
any
case
Mr
Caouette
told
a
press
conference
after
the
Mont
Montreal
�
real
meeting
Thats
the
ultimatum
If
we
dont
get
that
its
def
definite
�
inite
Bangl
Its
all
over
We
get
out
of
Confederation
The
Rouyn
Que
car
deal
dealer
�
er
followed
the
same
line
In
the
Commons
last
Friday
He
said
Quebec
should
get
100
per
cent
of
all
direct
taxes
levied
in
the
province
and
criticized
Premier
JeanLe
sage
for
not
going
as
far
We
shall
not
be
a
party
to
the
enslavement
of
Quebec
by
the
central
authority
he
said
In
a
Commons
speech
Monday
Credltlste
Rouse
Leader
Gilles
Gregoirewent
further
He
said
the
pres
present
�
ent
federal
provincial
rela
relationship
�
tionship
can
no
longer
op
operate
�
erate
Most
federal
laws
dis
discriminated
�
criminated
against
Quebec
and
the
province
needed
self
-
government
He
called
for
two
independent
nations
In
one
country
Federal
powers
should
be
limited
to
defence
ex
external
�
ternal
affairs
the
post
office
and
a
few
other
shar
shared
�
ed
services
he
said
Let
us
discuss
and
find
a
solution
as
soon
as
pos
possible
�
sible
before
we
are
forced
to
accept
one
that
we
dislike
Gerard
Perron
Beauce
continued
the
theme
calling
for
radical
and
daring
con
constitutional
�
stitutional
reforms
We
are
the
white
Negroes
of
America
he
said