- / -
THE
WORLD
TODAY
No
interference
External
Affairs
Minister
Martin
says
thegovernmenthas
assurances
from
Washington
that
US
authorities
will
try
to
avoid
interference
with
Cana
Canadian
�
dian
shipping
on
the
Great
Lakes
Opposition
Leader
Dlef
enbaker
said
In
the
Commons
today
that
interference
had
been
forecast
by
Paul
Hall
Inter
International
�
national
president
of
the
Sea
farers
International
Union
fol
following
�
lowing
dismissal
of
the
SlUs
Canadian
president
Hal
Banks
Mr
Martin
said
he
had
been
given
assurance
of
co
operation
in
the
matter
by
Washington
Behan
grave
A
report
from
Dublin
de
describes
�
scribes
the
condition
of
play
playwright
�
wright
Brendan
Behan
as
very
grave
The
41-year-old
hard
drinking
writer
underwent
an
emergency
operation
today
as
a
last
resort
to
keep
him
alive
He
is
suffering
from
jaundice
and
diabetes
and
has
been
In
a
coma
or
semi
coma
for
the
last
five
days
Viets
fighting
A
rlghtwing
military
commu
communique
�
nique
from
Vientiane
says
fight
fighting
�
ing
has
broken
out
again
In
Central
Laos
The
communique
says
two
mixed
left
wing
pathet
loa
and
Communist
Vletmlnh
battalions
are
attacking
right
wing
positions
of
Ban
Nong
and
Boua
Lao
in
Central
Laos
The
fighting
has
been
going
on
for
the
last
48
hours
USAF
plane
shot
Informed
sources
say
investi
investigations
�
gations
have
almost
definitely
established
that
fighter
planes
from
Cambodia
shot
down
an
air
force
spotter
plane
and
wounded
its
US
Army
pilot
In
the
fighting
In
South
Viet
Nam
The
Vietnamese
air
force
plane
crashed
Thursday
and
the
Vietnamese
observer
aboard
the
plane
was
killed
Schools
outdated
A
member
of
the
Royal
Com
Commission
�
mission
on
Billngualtsm
and
Biculturallsm
says
Canadas
education
aysttm
Is
Incapable
0
producing
bilingual
people
Jean
Louis
Cagnon
says
a
way
must
be
found
to
correct
this
Speaking-
In
Ottawa
Thursday
night
MrCagnonsaldU
Canada
Is
to
be
Vept
Canadian
we
must
find
a
way
to
make
It
bilingual
The
prominent
Montreal
news
newspaper
�
paper
man
and
broadcaster
was
speaking
during
a
panel
dis
discussion
�
cussion
on
Education
for
a
Bilingual
Capital
Earnings
up
The
Dominion
Bureau
of
Stat
Statistics
�
istics
released
Its
report
on
wages
todjy
It
said
married
men
had
higher
average
earn
earnings
�
ings
than
single
men
in
all
age
groups
surveyed
In
the
year
preceding
the
108
1
census
The
report
said
average
earn
earnings
�
ings
of
all
married
male
paid
workors
was
4
163
compared
with
2234
for
single
men
The
report
said
that
married
female
workers
averaged
1033
against
2050
for
single
women
Tradition
broken
Premier
Woodrow
Lloyd
says
he
broke
tradition
in
calling
Saskatchewans
general
election
for
April
22
because
he
thought
April
would
be
more
convenient
for
voters
than
June
The
elec
election
�
tion
called
Wednesday
will
be
the
first
In
Saskatchewan
since
1908
held
in
a
month
other
than
June
Progressive
Conservative
Leader
Martin
Pederson
and
Social
Credit
Leader
Martin
Kelln
said
the
premier
feared
he
would
lose
support
If
he
waited
until
June
Liberal
Leader
Ross
Thatcher
wel
welcomed
�
comed
the
early
date
Visitor
from
Alberta
asked
When
did
they
change
the
liquor
laws
here
Citizen
re
replied
�
plied
Theres
been
no
major
change
What
makes
you
think
there
has
The
Albertlan
re
responded
�
sponded
There
are
so
many
wine
beer
and
whiskey
bottles
on
your
streets
I
thought
they
must
be
allowing
public
drink
drinking
�
ing
now
A
young
local
office
girl
learning
to
drive
Sunday
did
part
of
her
practicing
in
a
ditch
near
the
corner
of
the
Quesnel
Highway
and
Johnston
Road
She
didnt
learn
too
much
that
day
needless
to
say
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ditch
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Construction
was
started
on
148600
housing
units
In
Canada
during
1863
up
from
130095
a
year
earlier
Graph
shows
total
number
of
dwellings
in
including
�
cluding
single
units
ot
duplexes
fourplexes
and
apartments
CP
Newsmap
Now
hear
this
was
almost
as
rough
as
First
Avenue
she
said
as
she
climb
climbed
�
ed
from
the
auto
No
better
place
to
learn
to
cope
with
good
for
local
business
A
city
car
dealer
sold
BUI
vander
male
of
Whltehorse
Yukon
a
car
yesterday
because
the
rough
roads
on
Highway
damaged
his
car
so
much
he
decided
to
get
a
new
one
when
he
reached
this
city
He
had
come
south
on
the
Alaska
Ferry
System
to
Prince
George
and
then
trekked
in
through
the
potholes
of
the
West
Line
Tonight
Is
graduation
night
for
the
square
dancers
who
completed
the
beginner
course
at
Night
School
classes
The
group
will
hold
a
graduation
dance
at
830
pm
Saturday
at
Duchess
Park
and
any
inter
ested
square
dancers
are
wel
welcome
�
come
to
attend
tk
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Construction
has
started
on
a
40000
gallon
water
tank
which
will
supply
workers
at
the
site
of
the
new
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Paper
Co
mill
When
completed
it
e
e
Bridget
finished
for
good
result
of
explosive
scene
VICTORIA
Correspondent
Drldget
Moran
and
the
legis
legislature
�
lature
met
head
on
Thursday
night
In
persoa
The
result
was
explosive
de
debate
�
bate
and
the
certainty
she
will
never
get
her
job
back
as
a
Prince
Georg
social
worker
disloyal
by
a
Social
Credit
backbencher
She
heard
the
opposition
de
demand
�
mand
to
know
how
and
if
she
could
get
her
Job
back
And
she
heard
Welfare
Min
Minister
�
ister
Wesley
Black
refuse
to
tell
the
conditions
she
must
meet
to
be
rehired
But
she
told
reporters
after
afterwards
�
wards
The
condition
of
my
reinstatement
Is
that
I
do
not
HOUSING
STARTS
150-
125Tloiiii
100
50
13
speak
outside
the
department
and
that
U
I
want
to
speak
outside
the
department
I
will
resign
first
I
will
not
make
a
commit
commitment
�
ment
for
the
future
she
de
declared
�
clared
she
was
suspended
forcom-
a
ft
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to
near
nerseii
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opeujiauer
iu
i
rirawr
niv
Bennett
branded
his
govern
governments
ments
welfare
services
sick
sick
sick
Maybe
In
three
to
four
years
I
will
feel
like
doing
some
something
�
thing
again
said
the
mother
of
three
children
expecting
a
fourth
this
summer
I
Just
will
not
give
a
com
commitment
�
mitment
I
cant
give
it
She
said
she
did
not
under
understand
�
stand
why
Mr
Black
did
not
tell
the
legislature
what
the
condition
of
her
re
employment
Is
But
his
refusal
sparked
a
furious
though
brief
debate
In
tha
last
fcourc
the
night
sitting
It
started
when
Alex
Mac
Donald
NDP
Vancouver
East
demanded
she
be
rehired
It
was
climaxed
with
a
cry
from
Ernest
LecourSC
Delta
of
disloyalty
as
the
reason
for
her
suspension
Define
it
you
nuts
shouted
Tony
Gargrave
CNDP
Mac
New
housing
75
per
cent
over
last
years
count
Number
of
new
housing
starts
In
the
City
of
Prince
George
up
to
the
end
of
February
this
year
total
23
according
to
fig
figures
�
ures
released
today
by
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing
Corpor
Corporation
�
ation
The
number
represents
a
75
per
per
cent
cent
Increase
increase
over
over
the
me
num
According
to
CMHC
the
1163
new
housing
starts
throughout
the
province
are
up
51
per
cent
over
February
1963
In
Prince
George
the
report
lists
a
total
of
173
homes
under
construction
with
26
new
homes
being
completed
during
the
month
Outside
the
metropolitan
areas
of
Victoria
and
Vancou
Vancouver
�
ver
this
is
the
highest
In
the
province
The
report
credits
the
In
Increase
�
crease
to
the
500
federal
gov
government
�
ernment
winter
bonus
Incentive
CMHC
also
reports
an
up
upsurge
�
surge
throughout
the
province
In
the
construction
of
new
apart
apartment
�
ment
buildings
In
Vancouver
2451
multiple
dwelling
units
were
started
in
period
12
months
earlier
NHA
loans
were
approved
for
445
dwellings
units
In
BC
dur
lng
the
past
two
months
as
com-
apducc9hCshe07aVtreet8
than
Crash
blocks
The
road
conditions
between
TT
tt
L
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
IlaTt
rilgrlWjty
ueuige
wajr
i
iuu
vui
moyic
pared
with
392
last
year
Cor
Corporation
�
poration
direct
loans
are
up
almost
a
quarter
while
loans
approved
by
other
lenders
were
the
same
as
in
1963
Redistribution
num-
j
j
J
ber
of
new
starts
at
the
same
Uner
StUQV
tuuu
mat
jrvai
VICTORIA
Correspondent
The
government
Thursday
re
refused
�
fused
to
commit
itself
about
redistribution
of
the
seats
in
the
legislature
but
promised
seri
serious
�
ous
consideration
I
can
only
say
well
give
this
serious
consideration
Provincial
Secretary
Wesley
Black
told
the
legislature
He
had
no
promises
to
make
about
an
overhaul
of
the
elec
elections
�
tions
act
either
The
matter
will
get
study
he
said
David
StuplchCNDP
Nanalmo
asked
if
the
act
could
be
amend
amended
�
ed
to
allow
use
of
ball
point
pens
on
ballots
At
present
only
pencil
Is
permitted
If
and
when
theElectlons
the
past
four
months
as
com-
Act
Is
amended
this
will
cer
pared
with
1410
In
the
same
talnly
be
one
clause
that
will
A
collision
on
the
Hart
High
Highway
�
way
10
miles
south
of
Bear
Lake
Thursday
left
a
huge
semi
semitrailer
�
trailer
In
the
ditch
and
a
badly
damaged
pickup
blocking
the
highway
The
pickup
was
driven
by
Welford
L
Davis
of
Burley
Idaho
and
the
semi
was
driven
by
Woodrow
H
Briscoe
of
Hope
The
1964
model
pickup
re
ceived
1000
damage
and
the
trailer
truck
also
received
ex
extensive
�
tensive
damage
but
no
estimate
was
given
Icy
roads
caused
the
pickup
to
spin
out
of
control
and
slam
into
the
side
of
the
oncoming
truck
There
were
no
major
in
injuries
�
juries
in
the
mishap
ve
amenaea
buck
saia
The
NDP
urged
a
redistri
redistribution
�
bution
study
by
an
independent
Judicial
commission
David
Barrett
NDP
Dewd
ney
said
redistribution
should
be
based
on
population
and
geo
geographic
�
graphic
needs
Juvenile
man
held
on
theft
A
Juvenile
and
a
26
year
old
Prince
George
man
have
been
charged
by
district
RCMP
tn
connection
with
a
series
of
breaklns
and
robberies
Rudolph
Knights
who
ap
appeared
�
peared
in
court
Thursday
on
a
separate
breaking
and
en
tering
and
theft
charge
has
now
been
charged
with
break
tng
and
entering
and
theft
from
Central
OH
Distributors
and
breaking
and
entering
with
in
tent
In
connection
with
the
break
In
of
Tele
Theatres
Both
break
Ins
occured
early
Wednesday
morning
itizen
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FRIDAY
MARCH
20
1964
will
have
a
conical
roof
and
will
store
water
pumped
from
the
Fraser
River
Pete
Miller
photo
kenzie
but
he
was
made
to
withdraw
the
words
Mr
Black
said
tha
susnen-
She
has
been
told
by
the
people
I
sent
up
into
the
area
exactly
what
the
solution
la
Whan
gheairatly
-willing
and
ableto
abide
bth
situation
then
shell
be
reinstated
If
shes
not
shell
have
to
remain
in
the
situation
she
is
in
now
Mr
Black
denied
he
had
re
received
�
ceived
a
recommendation
Mrs
Moran
be
fired
The
solution
to
the
problem
Is
In
the
hands
of
her
and
the
administration
he
said
When
NDP
Opposition
Leader
Robert
Strachan
asked
what
the
condition
Is
that
she
has
to
meet
Mr
Black
replied
Thats
a
matter
between
the
individual
concerned
and
the
administration
He
said
she
was
suspended
under
Section
67
of
the
Civil
Service
Act
for
misconduct
He
said
Mrs
Moran
had
the
right
to
appeal
to
the
civil
service
commission
Mr
Gargrave
said
govern
government
�
ment
policy
on
suspensions
af
fects
every
civil
servant
and
they
have
a
right
to
know
what
Ive
never
heard
such
eva
slve
conduct
In
my
life
said
Alan
MacFarlane
L
Oak
Bay
This
Is
the
most
disgraceful
and
arrogant
situation
weve
run
Into
here
to
date
Were
making
a
fatal
mis
mistake
�
take
charged
North
Vancouver
Liberal
Gordon
Gibson
Were
throwing
the
blame
and
firing
a
few
privates
you
should
fire
the
general
right
at
the
top
And
then
It
was
all
over
unexpectedly
swiftly
after
an
hour
and
36
minutes
as
the
house
gave
Mr
Black
his
salary
and
his
budget
estimates
Council
will
be
asked
to
ratify
a
recommendation
which
calls
for
the
closure
of
Dominion
and
Brunswick
streets
between
Sec
Second
�
ond
and
Fourth
which
would
pro
provide
�
vide
parking
for
an
additional
165
cars
In
the
downtown
area
The
recommendation
was
the
outcome
of
a
special
meeting
Thursday
night
attended
by
members
of
city
council
the
chamber
of
commerce
the
Downtown
Business
Association
and
the
Industrial
Development
Commission
WIAAUlUiibAllg
Commenting
on
Ull
the
hll3
mCJOtUlg
meeting
The
spring
has
sprung
and
winters
gone
But
youd
better
keep
your
long
Johns
on
iniwiinnynJWliK
Winter
took
a
parting
shot
at
all
of
Canada
this
morning
Snow
is
falling
from
coast
to
coast
In
Prince
George
the
snow
was
accompanied
by
an
arctic
air
mass
which
will
keep
spring
In
a
wlntery
guise
for
at
least
two
days
Snow
will
be
light
Temper
Temperatures
�
atures
will
hover
between
zero
and
20
Prince
George
Is
lucky
com
compared
�
pared
with
parts
of
the
east
coast
which
were
burled
under
13
Inches
of
snow
during
a
raging
blizzard
last
night
Unless
there
Is
a
fast
Im
Improvement
�
provement
conditions
would
seem
to
favor
the
snowshoe
rabbit
for
most
the
easter
egg
deliveries
and
the
latest
In
heavy
coats
and
boots
for
the
Easter
parade
The
maritime
storm
which
began
Wednesday
has
been
-
-
-
w-
area
of
southwest
Alberta
was
given
a
good
chance
of
having
fairly
mild
weather
by
this
afternoon
Cold
arctic
air
laced
across
the
new
layer
of
snow
by
brisk
winds
was
the
expected
fare
for
the
rest
of
the
region
More
snow
for
the
interior
and
more
rain
for
the
coast
was
the
less-than-surprlslng
prediction
by
the
BC
weather
weatherman
�
man
However
all
BC
temp
temperatures
�
eratures
ranged
above
zero
with
Vancouver
and
Victoria
posting
highs
of
45
JR
Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
described
Mayor
Dezell
council
members
tne
street
-closure
proposal
as
a
stop
gap
measure
Itll
be
a
trial
measure
to
bring
about
some
relief
to
the
parking
problem
In
the
downtown
According
to
the
proposal
both
streets
would
be
blocked
at
either
end
allowing
only
one
way
traffic
for
access
and
Spring
snow
Jrobiem1
admnlstraUve
for
two
days
Included
Aid
Dick
Yarkley
Aid
Spike
EnemarkandAldHMIard
Clare
Also
on
hand
was
archi
architect
�
tect
and
city
planner
Des
Parker
FORT
NELSON
A
civil
civilian
�
ian
aircraft
that
disappeared
Thursday
night
after
flashing
a
distress
signal
was
spotted
today
flipped
over
on
a
frozen
lake
50
miles
northwest
of
here
Two
persons
believed
to
be
survivors
were
spotted
near
the
the
rules
are
He
demanded
an
blamed
for
at
least
one
traffic
NlIlP
TiW
x
V1C
jcvv
answer
Mr
Black
refused
death
Only
one
section
of
the
west-
A
Z
i
1
00
a
rr
em
nralrles
the
Lathbritke
UlCO
ab
IlUIIlC
One
of
the
best
known
resi
residents
�
dents
of
Prince
George
Miss
Nellie
Law
76
died
Thursday
at
home
Miss
Law
who
was
desk
clerk
at
the
Prince
George
Hotel
for
39
years
was
born
In
England
moved
to
Quesnel
and
came
to
Prince
George
In
1914
She
retired
from
the
hotel
in
1953
She
is
survived
by
one
cousin
In
Manchester
England
Miss
Law
lived
at
2356
McBrlde
Crescent
The
funeral
date
will
be
announced
later
Mil
I
Low
13
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20
Phone
LOgan
4
2441
J
7e
P
Street
closure
plan
to
relieve
parking
Brunswick
Dominion
space
for
165
cars
A
stop
gap
measure
involving
the
closure
of
two
cross
streets
to
provide
more
parking
in
the
downtown
area
will
be
presented
to
city
council
for
approval
Mon
day
night
egress
Each
parking
space
would
bo
metered
on
a
two
hour
basis
Cost
of
Installing
new
meters
removing
the
present
ones
and
erecting
adequate
barricades
has
not
been
estimated
Representatives
at
the
in
camera
meeting
unanimously
endorsed
the
plan
Those
present
Included
Art
Murray
and
Ron
Anthony
cham
chamber
�
ber
delegates
Alex
McGregor
and
W
H
Fattenden
for
the
DBA
and
Alex
Bowie
and
BUI
Best
UCDb
1U1
for
the
MO
11A
IDC
In
Aii
addition
ttUUUiUli
to
bU
m
James
Hoffa
president
of
the
Teamsters
Union
again
Is
the
centre
of
an
investigation
A
federal
grand
Jury
has
been
called
at
Chattanooga
Term
to
Investigate
defence
counsels
activities
during
his
recent
Jury
tampering
trial
business
area
he
said
The
recommendation
to
close
pkSltrSre1
Two
survivors
seen
sented
by
yancouver
city
plan-
i
l
Oi
tSil3
oUowlne
near
crashed
aircraft
Nelson
area
ranged
from
seven
to
10
degrees
below
zero
dur
during
�
ing
the
night
Light
snow
fell
Sub
zero
temperatures
are
ex
expected
�
pected
to
persist
In
the
area
for
several
days
according
to
the
Prince
George
weather
of
office
�
fice
piane
The
RCAF
which
launched
a
search
today
said
the
single-
f
f
TT
4
engine
aircraft
waa
about
35
XJvJl
COSlj
miles
west
of
Fort
Nelson
--
-
when
the
pilot
radioed
May
day
the
International
distress
signal
Nothing
more
was
heard
One
RCAF
plane
from
Win
Winnipeg
�
nipeg
was
In
the
search
area
today
and
three
other
air
force
planes
were
to
join
the
search
later
An
RCAF
spokesman
said
the
plane
was
a
Beachcraft
An
air
force
search
and
rescue
spokesman
In
Winnipeg
said
It
was
owned
by
Alaska
Aero
Aeronautical
�
nautical
Names
of
those
aboard
were
not
available
The
RCAF
said
the
plane
left
Whltehorse
In
the
Yukon
about
supper
time
for
a
450
mile
flight
south
to
Fort
Nelson
The
pilot
later
told
Fort
Nelson
that
his
radio
compas
was
not
work
working
�
ing
and
that
his
fuel
supply
was
down
to
30
minutes
of
flying
Temperatures
In
the
Fort
1
million
VICTORIA
Correspondent
It
cost
BC
Hydro
more
than
a
million
dollars
to
fight
the
BC
Electric
takeover
case
in
the
courts
Premier
WAC
Bennett
disclosed
Thursday
The
cost
of
litigation
about
the
BCE
takeover
was
1048361
to
the
crown
-owned
power
agency
He
was
answering
a
question
on
the
legislatures
order
paper
from
Opposition
Leader
Robert
Strachan
The
marathon
dispute
ran
for
more
than
a
year
before
Chief
Justice
Sherwood
Lett
ruled
the
takeover
was
Invalid
Lawyers
got
most
of
the
ex
expenses
�
penses
Largest
single
payment
was
214006
to
the
law
firm
of
Davis
Hossle
Campbell
Bra
Brazier
�
zier
and
McLorg
Harman
Mc
Kenzie
and
Murphy
got
50805
A
third
law
firm
Paine
Ed
Edmonds
�
monds
Mercer
and
Williams
got
45332
Utility
consulting
firm
E
Zlnder
and
Associates
were
paid
71381
Valuation
engin
engineers
�
eers
Marshall
and
Stevens
got
31611
The
accounting
firm
of
Mc
McDonald
�
Donald
Currie
and
Co
was
paid
54650
Dr
H
L
Purdy
court-appointed
receiver
for
BC
Electric
during
the
dispute
was
paid
22158
The
Royal
Trust
Co
which
acted
as
trustee
for
some
of
the
bonds
Involved
was
paid
49947
ORGANIZED
CRIME
ON
RAMPAGE
TORONTO
tf
Mafia
members
have
failed
In
bids
to
control
Ontario
crime
but
other
organized
lawbreaking
flourishes
according
to
the
Ontario
Police
Commission
The
commissions
lld
llfting
report
on
organized
crime
was
placed
before
the
legislature
Thursday
after
five
months
of
study
and
the
provincial
government
promptly
lashed
out
with
legislative
proposals
to
give
It
crime
busting
powers
so
tough
that
Attorney
General
Cass
called
them
danger
dangerous
�
ous
The
legislation
which
Im
Immediately
�
mediately
raised
protests
against
its
severity
partly
followed
recommendations
of
the
three
man
commis
commission
�
sion
whose
report
portrayed
some
aspects
of
Ontario
crime
as
linked
to
that
In
other
parts
of
Canada
the
United
States
and
elsewhere
While
there
was
not
enough
evidence
to
show
syndicate
or
monopoly
control
the
commission
said
United
States
syndicates
have
a
probable
Interest
in
the
provinces
organized
crime
to
the
extent
that
It
Is
profit
profitable
�
able
The
235
page
report
pre
prepared
�
pared
after
an
Inquiry
in
secret
by
the
commission
proved
considerably
more
of
an
eye
opener
than
that
of
a
royal
commission
Inquiry
In
lesser
degree
the
po
police
�
lice
commission
found
In
termlttent
evidence
of
or
organized
�
ganized
crime
In
prostitution
extortion
and
protection
rackets
business
type
frauds
and
even
bingo
The
latest
Inquiry
tied
the
Mafia
Into
a
series
of
Involvements
Including
1
Some
Mafia
members
made
efforts
to
gain
control
Mafia
came
close
submitted
a
year
ago
by
Mr
Justice
W
D
Roach
Where
the
royal
commis
commission
�
sion
found
alarming
organiz
organized
�
ed
crime
only
in
gambling
the
police
body
listed
organ
tzation
In
narcotics
gambl
tng
especially
bookmaking
counterfeiting
highgradlng
theft
of
rich
ores
and
armed
robbery
theft
stolen
goods
operations
particularly
In
bonds
Jewelery
furs
and
automobiles
of
certain
organized
crim
criminal
�
inal
operations
but
were
balked
apparently
largely
as
the
result
of
effective
law
enforcement
2
Four
unsolved
killings
or
disappearances
between
1938
and
1960
either
were
ascribed
to
the
Mafia
or
we
re
of
a
Mafia
type
3
The
commission
was
told
by
Mafia
Cos
a
Nostra
turncoat
Joseph
Valachl
In
Washington
that
an
Ontario
lawyer
whose
Identity
the
commission
knows
Is
a
member
of
the
Mafia
The
commission
added
it
has
credible
information
that
possibly
two
lawyers
took
an
unprofessional
part
In
the
activities
of
clients
belong
belonging
�
ing
to
the
Maf
la
4
Valachl
labelled
three
Toronto
Hamilton
men
one
murdered
In
gangland
style
in
1960
as
Mafiosl
and
the
commission
said
its
In
Information
�
formation
Indicates
about
20
men
in
Toronto
Hamilton
and
Guelph
are
members
of
a
Mafia
unit
pr
Vamly
controlled
fropfBOffalo
NY
5
The
commission
re
revealed
�
vealed
th
it
had
dug
up
on
Its
own
the
rarity
of
a
form
former
�
er
member
of
the
Mafia
which
Is
supposed
to
pre
prescribe
�
scribe
death
for
such
a
reve
revelation
�
lation
and
to
have
taken
evidence
from
hlmlnsecret
It
barely
mentioned
this
be
beyond
�
yond
saying
he
provided
good
background
on
Cana
Canadian
�
dian
Mafia
activities