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Columbia
Vol
8
No
81
THE
AfVORLD
TODAY
The
Canadian
Labor
Con
Congress
�
gress
returned
Claude
Jodoin
as
its
president
by
acclamation
Mr
Jodoin
was
re
elected
to
today
�
day
for
his
fifth
two
year
term
as
head
of
the
national
labor
organization
The
CLC
has
some
one
million
100
thousand
members
across
Canada
Also
returned
by
acclamation
were
Secretary
-
Treasurer
Donald
MacDonald
and
Executive
Vice
Presidents
William
Dodge
and
Joseph
Morris
Didnt
pass
go
Two
Oakland
California
Monopoly
player
went
straight
to
jail
today
They
didnt
even
pass
Go
Tie
unscheduled
move
In
the
game
developed
when
police
officers
raided
an
Oak
Oakland
�
land
house
and
found
Jerrel
Arnold
and
Richard
Martin
playing
the
popular
parlour
game
They
also
found
a
300
pound
safe
stolen
last
Monday
from
a
Berkley
restaurant
Support
Khrushchev
East
Germany
has
lined
up
behind
Soviet
Premier
Khrush
Khrushchevs
�
chevs
proposal
for
new
talks
between
Russia
and
Communist
China
to
be
followed
by
a
world
Communlstconference
Pravda
quoted
a
statement
issued
by
the
East
German
Socialist
Unity
Communist
party
which
gave
Khrushchev
full
support
in
his
bitter
ideological
fight
against
Peking
Zanzibar
surprise
British
observers
today
saw
Zanzibars
surprise
decision
to
merge
with
Tanganyika
as
a
rebuff
for
the
islands
pro
Chinese
foreign
minister
Sheikh
Abdul
Pahman
Moham
Mohammed
�
med
Babu
Recent
manoeuvring
among
the
spice
islands
poli
politicians
�
ticians
suggests
a
feud
between
rival
Communist
factions
may
lie
behind
the
merger
Betray
countrymen
Persons
in
the
border
area
of
East
Germany
now
are
com
compelled
�
pelled
by
law
to
betray
their
countrymen
trying
to
escape
The
law
says
citizens
living
in
areas
bordering
East
Ger
Germany
�
many
must
report
persons
in
the
border
area
illegally
or
those
who
violate
border
regu
regulations
�
lations
Cypriot
killed
A
Turkish
Cypriot
was
killed
outside
Nicosia
today
as
the
United
Nations
peace
forre
braced
for
fresh
violence
on
Cyprus
Gunfire
continued
at
several
points
on
the
troubled
island
He
was
the
second
Turkish-Cypriot
killed
in
a
Nicosia
suburb
in
two
days
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or
youll
regret
it
is
the
advice
of
Ann
Atkins
whos
getting
ready
to
turn
to
clock
ahead
one
hour
Saturday
night
Its
the
season
when
BC
re
reverts
�
verts
to
daylight
saving
time
and
one
hour
of
sleep
is
lost
in
the
changeover
If
the
job
is
left
until
Sunday
night
therell
be
some
sleepy
heads
around
on
Monday
e
Price
fag
on
shipyard
strike
likely
to
reach
7
million
VICTORIA
CP
-
Agreement
to
end
an
11
-
week
shipyard
strike
that
cost
the
British
Col
Columbia
�
umbia
economy
an
estimated
7000000
was
reached
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
in
the
offices
of
Labor
Min
Minister
�
ister
Leslie
Peterson
Representatives
of
the
prov
provinces
�
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three
major
yards
and
some
2000
workers
agreed
toa
settlement
during
a
three
hour
give
-
and
-
take
bargaining
session
under
the
direction
of
Mr
Peterson
Within
hours
the
yards
Bur
rard
Drydock
of
North
Vancou
Vancouver
�
ver
and
Victoria
Machinery
Depot
and
Yarrows
Limited
of
Now
hear
this
The
local
Air
Cadets
re
9
port
that
their
annual
sale
of
First
Aid
Kits
was
most
successful
All
kits
have
been
sold
and
the
squ
dron
has
net
netted
�
ted
about
350
for
squadron
ex
expenses
�
penses
which
are
not
met
by
the
air
force
such
as
engraving
of
trophies
and
a
proposed
inter
squadron
meeting
with
Williams
Lake
The
cadets
are
being
treated
to
a
social
evening
to
today
�
day
at
the
Legion
Auditorium
Plans
which
would
bring
9
water
garbage
and
fire
protection
to
homes
in
the
North
Nechako
area
may
get
on
the
road
Saturday
night
Residents
of
the
district
north
of
Prince
George
have
been
in
invited
�
vited
to
a
meeting
at
Hartway
Community
Hull
to
elect
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for
the
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The
meetingwill
begin
at
7
pm
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it
seem
to
ypu
that
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we
had
a
lot
of
snow
this
month
Youre
right
the
00
inches
which
has
fallen
here
to
date
is
Just
12
inch
short
of
the
all
time
high
April
record
set
here
in
1059
A
trio
comprised
of
DICK
CLHTOHD
PHIL
BOD
MAN
and
BILL
EDWARDS
will
join
deputy
forestry
minis
minister
�
ter
R
G
McKEE
in
a
debate
to
bo
broadcast
on
CKPG
radio
about
mid
afternoon
Sun
Sunday
�
day
It
concerns
a
forestry
meeting
held
last
week
at
Smithers
and
the
12mlnuto
show
was
taped
and
broadcast
by
the
Smithers
station
so
Bill
put
the
grab
on
the
tape
and
turned
it
over
to
the
local
sta
station
�
tion
so
city
libtencrs
could
hear
It
to
Hobs
back
was
the
W
word
at
school
board
of
office
�
fice
this
morning
Secre
Secretary
�
tary
-
treasurer
BOH
GHACLY
laid
up
with
his
second
bout
of
pneumonia
this
winter
is
back
on
his
feet
again
and
his
friends
arc
hoping
IV
fur
good
this
time
Victoria
accepted
the
formula
The
22
unions
involved
were
to
hold
a
membership
vote
with
a
bargaining
committee
recom
recommendation
�
mendation
of
acceptance
with
without
�
out
reservations
said
a
union
spokesman
If
union
members
accept
the
VANCOUVER
KP
-
residents
of
Vancouver
were
warned
today
to
prepare
to
bury
their
garbage
in
the
garden
burn
it
In
the
backyard
or
cait
It
to
the
city
dump
The
warning
was
issued
by
the
city
as
1200
garbage
collec
collectors
�
tors
street
cleaners
and
road
sewer
and
waterworks
crews
prepared
to
strike
today
They
planned
to
Join
300
parks
board
employees
the
men
who
feed
the
animals
in
the
zoo
and
trim
the
greens
on
the
golf
courses
in
a
strlkeoftheClvlc
Employees
outside
workers
Union
for
higher
pay
Parks
board
workers
walked
off
their
Jobs
yesterday
No
settlement
is
yet
In
sight
The
union
is
sticking
to
its
do
jnancj
for
a
higher
pay
Increase
than
tho
threo
per
cent
boost
offered
by
tho
city
The
civic
workers
strike
is
tho
flist
here
since
1010
Although
emeigency
services
will
ho
maintained
garbage
pickup
tho
most
serious
aspect
of
tho
strike
for
many
residents-will
halt
completely
The
city
Issued
notices
urging
Vancouverites
to
carry
their
own
gaibago
to
tho
city
dump
in
a
do-it-yourself
plan
by
bylaws
�
laws
governing
buiylng
and
burning
of
garbage
will
bo
sus
suspended
�
pended
Mayor
Itatlile
has
urged
the
public
not
to
panic
because
of
any
inconveniences
e
settlement
work
could
resume
at
the
three
yards
by
next
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
at
the
latest
he
said
Company
and
Union
represent
representatives
�
atives
accepted
a
three
year
contract
providing
wage
in
increases
�
creases
ranging
from
30
to
40
cents
an
hour
Do-it-yourself
plan
ready
for
garbage
He
said
The
city
cannot
accede
to
demands
which
in
Its
opinion
are
excessive
by
any
reasonable
standard
of
com
comparison
�
parison
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Central
British
Columbia
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GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
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20
CENT
INCREASE
A
new
contract
which
provides
an
nourly
wage
in
increase
�
crease
of
20
cents
has
been
signed
by
electricians
and
contractors
in
the
Prince
George
area
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two
year
agreement
is
with
members
of
the
International
Brotherhood
of
Electrical
Workers
local
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provides
for
a
welfare
plan
which
includes
medi
medical
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expenses
time
lost
due
to
illness
and
death
benefits
FORGET
JUNE
October
most
likely
for
federal
election
By
JAMES
NELSON
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Its
clear
now
that
there
will
be
no
fed
federal
�
eral
general
election
in
June
and
probably
none
until
the
autumn
at
the
earliest
Opposition
Leader
Dief
en
baker
by
all
counts
the
main
contender
for
Primer
Minister
Pearsons
office
has
conceded
that
it
will
be
Mr
Pearson
who
will
attend
the
next
Common
Commonwealth
�
wealth
prime
ministers
con
conference
�
ference
as
Canadas
reader
The
conference
is
to
take
place
in
London
July
8
to
15
When
Mr
Pearson
made
this
announcement
In
the
House
of
Commons
this
week
Mr
Diefenbaker
rose
to
welcome
the
fact
the
date
has
been
set
Then
speaking
as
he
said
on
behalf
of
all
members
the
Pro
Progressive
�
gressive
Conservative
leader
extended
to
Mr
Pearson
every
good
wisli
in
discharging
the
great
responsibilities
that
will
come
to
hlme
in
that
capacity
as
prime
minister
at
that
con
conference
�
ference
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remark
Is
regarded
as
significant
because
on
such
oc
occasions
�
casions
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Diefenbaker
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Fox
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saw
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wife
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toward
tho
cemetery
on
her
bicycle
at
10
pm
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night
in
1002
lie
followed
her
Mrs
Dorothy
Fox
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did
not
detect
lior
detective
hus
band
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tho
cemetery
she
took
up
a
ihition
behind
a
big
tombstone
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inspector
watched
f
i
om
behind
another
For
two
liouts
Inspector
Fox
watched
Mrs
Fox
uliile
she
watched
the
nearby
win
window
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dow
of
an
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occupied
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tho
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to
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her
vigil
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couple
crashed
headon
in
tho
dark
Mrs
Fox
pnthe
bicycle
Inspector
Fox
on
foot
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was
like
a
scene
fiom
a
Fienchfarce
commented
the
judge
as
the
story
was
told
at
tho
divorce
healing
Thursday
As
husband
and
wife
picked
themselves
up
Mrs
Tox
recognised
her
husband
and
accused
him
of
having
an
aflalr
with
his
becretary
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husband
denied
It
Mrs
Fox
went
to
tho
sec
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retary
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woke
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up
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lie
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Fox
a
tllvoiie
cording
to
past
performance
isnt
given
to
making
loose
statements
In
off
hand
fashion
Election
talk
is
always
In
the
wind
on
Parliament
Hill
when
a
government
is
In
a
minority
position
In
the
Commons
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combined
Opposition
of
94
Con
Conservatives
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servatives
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New
Democrats
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and
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could
unseat
the
128
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any
crucial
non
confidence
vote
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any
government
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such
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position
is
always
on
the
lookout
for
the
best
oppor
opportunity
�
tunity
from
Its
point
of
view
to
call
an
election
and
win
a
clear
majority
Under
federal
election
law
as
a
rule
of
thumb
It
takes
eight
weeks
for
the
ponderous
ma
machinery
�
chinery
to
complete
Its
work
Even
if
an
election
were
called
today
voting
could
not
take
place
before
June
22
June
Is
a
favored
month
for
elections
usually
giving
good
campaign
weather
for
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court
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scared
witness
talks
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hearings
draw
many
officials
By
VERN
LACEY
SMITHERS
Staff
-Leaders
of
the
lumber
in
industry
�
dustry
crowded
into
Smithers
today
to
hear
ar
arguments
�
guments
over
the
highest
stakes
in
the
history
of
BC
lumber
The
attraction
is
the
latest
instalment
in
a
round
of
hearings
by
Lands
and
Forests
Minister
Willis
ton
Into
tree
farm
license
and
pulp
harvesting
applications
The
stakes
are
huge
chunks
of
BC
timber
reserve
which
could
fall
Into
the
hands
of
less
than
half
a
dozen
com
companies
�
panies
As
the
vice
president
of
a
large
Vancouver
Island
timber
company
said
This
Is
the
biggest
thing
to
come
In
our
time
and
Its
happening
so
quickly
It
will
affect
every
phase
of
the
lumber
industry
So
presidents
vice
-
presi
presidents
�
dents
and
managers
from
every
corner
of
BC
are
In
this
town
240
miles
west
of
Prince
George
today
to
hear
arguments
for
and
against
the
applications
The
Smithers
hearing
con
concerns
�
cerns
an
application
by
Bulkley
Valley
Pulp
and
Timber
Com
Company
�
pany
The
company
proposes
to
es
establish
�
tablish
a
52
million
kraftpulp
mill
near
Houston
40
miles
east
Talk
In
this
town
of
3500
Is
that
the
Bulkley
Valley
and
Lakes
district
could
boom
If
the
pulp
mill
is
established
T
C
Douglas
national
leader
of
the
New
Demo
Democratic
�
cratic
Party
will
be
in
Smithers
May
i3
for
the
Skeena
federal
nominating
convention
Store
contract
dispute
hearing
slated
Saturday
Prince
George
Builders
Ex
Exchange
�
change
will
hold
an
emergency
meeting
Saturday
to
hear
all
sides
of
a
dispute
which
has
blown
up
over
the
electrical
contract
for
the
Kresge
store
addition
Electrical
contractors
say
they
will
not
bid
on
the
project
because
S
S
Kresge
Co
wants
them
to
supply
only
labor
for
the
job
Kresges
will
furnish
the
elec
electrical
�
trical
equipment
Contractors
explain
that
pro
providing
�
viding
equipment
is
normally
a
condition
of
electrical
contracts
and
accounts
for
approximately
one
third
of
the
estimates
The
contractors
are
afraid
that
the
Kresge
contract
would
set
a
precedent
We
are
local
businesses
which
stand
behind
our
work
said
one
contractor
Because
Kresges
will
be
paying
for
this
project
with
money
from
Prince
George
we
think
the
firm
should
patronize
a
local
contractor
to
the
fullest
extent
Another
contractor
said
he
would
be
too
busy
this
summer
to
estimate
jobs
on
a
piece
piecemeal
�
meal
basis
Kresges
cant
buy
the
fix
fixtures
�
tures
cheaper
than
electrical
contractors
he
said
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are
10
electrical
con
contractors
�
tractors
in
Prince
George
which
have
an
agreement
with
the
In
International
�
ternational
Brotherhood
of
Electrical
Workers
The
IBEW
has
assured
us
that
under
the
present
agree
agreement
�
ment
it
would
not
supply
men
to
a
non
-
union
shop
said
a
spokesman
Lloyd
Hunter
president
of
the
Builders
Exchange
said
he
has
heard
of
the
disagreement
and
hopes
It
will
be
straightened
out
at
Saturdays
meeting
Meanwhile
architect
Des
Parker
who
stressed
that
he
was
not
speaking
on
behalf
of
Kresges
criticized
what
he
called
a
dog
In
the
manger
attitude
held
by
contractors
I
am
quick
to
defend
local
people
but
this
certainly
does
damage
to
our
relations
with
firms
which
want
to
build
in
this
city
he
said
We
have
to
have
a
clean
house
when
we
have
people
Interested
in
spending
large
sums
of
money
in
this
city
said
Mr
Parker
He
suggested
that
contrac
contractors
�
tors
still
could
allow
a
profit
margin
if
they
bid
only
for
the
labor
on
electrical
work
Farris
gets
1
12
month
term
TORONTO
CP
A
12
man
Ontario
Supreme
Court
jury
found
Northern
Ontario
Natural
Gas
Company
President
Ralph
K
Farris
guilty
late
Thursday
of
one
charge
of
perjury
but
ac
acquitted
�
quitted
him
of
a
second
The
53
-
year
old
Vancouver
financier
remanded
on
2500
bail
was
sentenced
by
Mr
Justice
Dalton
Wells
to
nine
months
definite
and
three
months
indefinite
Maximum
sentence
for
the
conviction
is
14
years
Charged
with
threat
An
accused
thief
was
arrested
and
charged
with
threatening
a
crown
wit
witness
�
ness
in
a
surprise
develop-
ment
today
in
County
Court
Barrle
M
Blake
was
ar
arrested
�
rested
as
he
stepped
out
of
the
courtroom
during
a
brief
ad
adjournment
�
journment
of
the
7000
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Paper
mill
site
break
in
and
entering
and
theft
case
He
was
charged
with
unlaw
unlawfully
�
fully
attempting
to
dissuade
a
witness
Ember
Delzer
from
giving
evidence
by
uttering
a
threat
Blake
will
appear
in
magis
magistrates
�
trates
court
on
the
threatening
charge
It
was
the
second
mention
of
a
threat
during
the
hearing
Delzer
22
had
finished
giv
giving
�
ing
testimony
In
the
pulp
mill
case
moments
before
Delzer
told
the
court
that
he
left
town
in
late
Feb
because
he
was
more
or
less
scared
of
Barry
Blake
because
of
what
he
told
me
He
said
he
saw
Blake
in
a
downtown
beer
parlor
shortly
after
the
February
preliminary
hearing
of
the
charges
against
Blake
and
Thomas
A
Haskins
The
two
are
charged
with
five
counts
of
break
in
and
entering
and
theft
and
three
counts
of
possession
of
stolen
goods
In
the
November
Incident
at
the
pulp
mill
site
Delzer
testified
that
Blake
said
in
the
parlor
that
he
was
not
too
satisfied
with
Del
zers
testimony
in
the
prelim
preliminary
�
inary
hearing
the
way
he
said
it
I
didnt
take
it
too
good
Del
Delzer
�
zer
said
In
other
words
he
didnt
want
to
see
me
in
court
Delzercontlnued
The
young
man
said
he
left
for
Lethbridge
three
days
later
well
because
I
didnt
want
to
be
seen
in
court
He
returned
to
Prince
George
last
Monday
Jn
his
earlier
testimony
Del
Delzer
�
zer
said
that
he
had
seen
both
Haskins
and
Blake
bring
vari
various
�
ous
goods
to
Ye
Olde
Trading
Post
He
had
also
re
painted
and
filed
serial
numbers
off
various
pieces
of
machinery
entered
as
exhibits
in
the
case
under
the
direction
of
Henry
Mehrer
operator
of
the
Trading
Post
Delzer
testified
Wednesday
Mehrer
first
testified
that
ho
and
his
family
had
been
thieatened
but
later
denied
any
connection
between
the
threats
and
the
current
case
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