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TODAY
The
Communist
party
news
newspaper
�
paper
Pravda
today
printed
ex
extracts
�
tracts
from
an
article
by
a
top
Canadian
Communist
ac
accusing
�
cusing
the
Chinese
of
misusing
quotations
from
Lenin
to
back
their
stupid
assertion
that
all
who
disagree
with
the
Chi
Chinese
�
nese
leaders
are
splitters
The
article
written
by
Tim
Duck
national
chairman
of
the
Canadian
Communist
Parly
and
first
published
In
the
Canadian
Tribune
said
trie
Chinese
lead
leaders
�
ers
sadly
underestimated
the
lntellecutal
capacities
of
the
working
class
Time
bounced
The
Soviet
Government
today
ordered
Time
magazine
to
close
its
office
in
Moscow
and
tod
its
correspondent
to
leave
tie
country
in
the
next
few
days
The
government
charged
The
editorial
board
of
Time
magazine
Is
striving
to
poison
the
atmosphere
in
relations
be
between
�
tween
the
USSR
and
the
USA
Trade
talks
open
The
Kennedy
round
of
tariff
negotiations
opened
today
in
Geneva
bringing
together
75
countries
In
one
of
the
most
heralded
assaults
on
world
trade
barriers
The
meeting
is
the
sixth
worldwide
conference
under
the
General
Agreement
on
Tariffs
and
Trade
established
in
1947
to
promote
international
trade
and
repair
the
economic
wreck
wreckage
�
age
of
the
Second
World
War
The
late
president
Kennedy
set
the
stage
for
the
confer
conference
�
ence
by
pushing
through
the
US
Congress
the
Trade
Expan
Expansion
�
sion
Act
of
19C2
which
gave
him
the
right
to
cut
US
tariffs
by-
as
much
as
CO
per
cent
In
exchange
for
reciprocal
con
concessions
�
cessions
Soldiers
slain
Some
300
British
troop
re
reinforcements
�
inforcements
arrived
in
Aden
today
to
support
hard
pressed
forces
fighting
dissident
Ye
Yemeni
�
meni
-
backed
tribesmen
In
the
South
Arabian
Federation
It
was
reported
Sunday
that
two
British
soldiers
were
de
decapitated
�
capitated
and
their
heads
pa
paraded
�
raded
on
sticks
through
the
Yemeni
city
of
Taizz
The
two
men
were
in
a
party
of
nine
men
ordered
to
obtain
information
on
rebel
dis
dispositions
�
positions
whicli
was
attacked
by
vallagers
Study
Japan
market
Twenty
one
Canadian
securi
securities
�
ties
experts
arrived
in
Tokyo
today
to
study
Japans
economic
situation
as
guests
of
the
Nomura
Securities
Company
of
Tokyo
The
Canadians
led
by
A
G
Thompson
deputy
chairman
of
the
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange
will
inspect
the
Tokyo
Stock
Exchange
and
various
industrial
firms
in
Tokyo
Nagoya
Osaka
and
Kobe
before
returning
home
May
19
China
solvent
Communist
China
says
it
will
be
free
of
all
debt
to
the
Soviet
Union
by
the
end
of
next
year
Chen
Yl
deputy
premier
and
foreign
minister
made
the
statement
In
a
talk
with
British
correspondents
In
London
He
added
that
all
other
foreign
debts
will
be
repaid
by
1907
i-rpritxy-
jfm
There
is
no
excuse
for
the
provincial
government
to
fail
to
complete
Highway
16
or
any
other
road
that
has
been
prom
promised
�
ised
Mr
Gaglardi
Highways
Minister
P
A
Gaglardi
should
give
an
assurance
that
Highway
16
will
be
finished
on
sche
schedule
�
dule
he
said
In
a
telephone
interview
from
Kamloops
The
former
federal
public
works
ministers
statement
fol
followed
�
lowed
an
announcement
by
Works
Minister
Deschatelets
that
the
federal
governmenthas
no
more
money
to
put
into
a
second
Trans
Canada
highway
Highway
16
between
Jasper
and
Prince
Rupert
has
been
mooted
as
the
BC
portion
of
the
pro
proposed
�
posed
highway
He
also
said
the
Yellowhead
Highway
between
Jasper
and
Kamloops
should
proceed
Mr
Fulton
said
the
provincial
government
has
received
large
amounts
of
cash
from
the
federal
government
through
highway
Income
tax
and
now
pension
returns
and
should
be
able
to
proceed
with
its
own
funds
Spokesmen
for
the
Highway
16
and
Yellowhead
projects
have
indicated
that
the
federal
shelv
shelving
�
ing
of
funds
should
not
alter
plans
for
the
two
projects
Completion
of
the
Yellow
Yellowhead
�
head
Route
consists
of
paving
the
209
mile
section
of
road
The
major
barrier
to
com
completion
�
pletion
of
Highway
16
is
an
80
mile
stretch
of
unfinished
road
between
Prince
George
and
McBrlde
Court
backs
Indians
right
to
hunt
fish
WILLIAMS
LAKE
Special
-The
question
of
ancient
Indian
rights
was
raised
when
Simon
Pigeon
of
Anaham
Reserve
ap
appeared
�
peared
on
a
chaise
of
posses
possessing
�
sing
a
beaver
pelt
without
a
permit
Magistrate
David
Moffett
maintained
that
according
to
the
Indian
Act
Indians
have
the
right
to
hunt
and
fish
without
interference
Provincial
regulations
state
that
although
Indians
do
not
need
a
licence
to
hunt
or
fish
they
require
a
permit
which
may
be
obtained
free
of
charge
Pat
Mulligan
senior
conser
conservation
�
vation
officer
at
Williams
Lake
told
the
magistrate
that
regula
regulations
�
tions
are
necessary
for
the
de
department
�
partment
of
recreation
and
con
conservation
�
servation
to
operato
Magistrate
Moffett
said
he
agreed
but
the
Indians
rights
were
established
by
Parlia
Parliament
�
ment
and
a
provincial
statute
could
not
supercede
them
I
am
concerned
with
what
the
Jaw
states
said
the
magis
magistrate
�
trate
We
Allow
them
to
hunt
but
they
must
get
a
permit
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family
whose
trailer
home
was
demolished
when
a
heavy
tractor
was
turned
loose
on
the
Exhibition
Grounds
Friday
quickly
were
given
new
living
quarters
Or
ville
Duff
of
Western
Mobile
Homes
provided
a
trailer
for
Mr
and
Mrs
Brian
Mar
Martin
�
tin
and
family
Mr
Duff
is
shown
wjth
Mrs
Martin
near
the
new
trailer
while
their
wrecked
home
is
in
the
background
Police
have
not
made
any
arrests
in
connection
with
the
incident
Fulton
demands
highway
promise
Provincial
Progressive
Con
Conservative
�
servative
leader
Davie
Fulton
today
demanded
a
promise
that
Highway
16
east
of
Prince
George
will
be
completed
with
or
without
federal
assistance
Commenting
on
Ottawas
de
decision
�
cision
to
temporarily
shelve
funds
for
a
second
Trans-Canada
Highway
Mr
Fulton
said
PRICES
GO
UP
UP
UP
A
lot
on
Victoria
St
which
four
or
five
years
ago
would
have
sold
for
300
has
been
auctioned
by
the
city
for
10000
The
tremendous
Increase
in
land
values
on
that
street
fast
becoming
a
commercial
and
motel
area
was
reflect
reflected
�
ed
at
an
auction
sale
in
city
hall
last
week
The
property
was
a
30
foot
by
110
foot
lot
at
Tenth
Ave
and
Victoria
St
The
upset
price
as
7500
but
Paragon
Developments
bid
it
up
to
10000
It
is
believed
the
firm
envisages
it
as
part
of
the
site
of
a
new
motel
At
the
same
sale
the
city
made
its
third
offering
of
building
sites
in
the
Sey
Seymour
�
mour
Subdivision
The
city
hopes
to
offer
30
building
lots
at
public
auc
auctions
�
tions
every
two
weeks
There
are
200
home
sites
in
the
subdivision
which
has
been
developed
by
city
works
de
department
�
partment
crews
Six
lots
were
sold
by
auc
auction
�
tion
at
last
weeks
offering
As
soon
as
the
sale
was
over
four
others
were
sold
over
the
counter
Now
hear
this
Tlieres
a
gal
in
town
who
A
reports
her
pair
of
gold
goldfish
�
fish
have
given
birth
to
20
young
uns
some
sort
of
a
record
Wonder
if
the
virility
of
the
goldfish
has
any
anything
�
thing
to
do
with
the
worms
which
have
been
showing
up
water
systems
lately
Forest
Service
lnforma
Q
tion
officer
BJLL
ED
EDWARDS
�
WARDS
is
off
to
Dawson
Creek
today
to
give
career
counselling
to
high
school
stu
students
�
dents
He
will
make
another
stop
at
Fort
St
John
High
School
before
returning
to
Prince
George
Wednesday
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Holding
the
elusive
29
in
Q
cribbage
twice
in
a
life
lifetime
�
time
Is
unusual
enough
but
against
the
same
player
is
stretching
the
arm
of
coinci
coincidence
�
dence
Three
years
ago
RAY
HALL
was
playing
with
SMITH
GURWIN
in
Williams
Lake
when
he
dealt
the
makings
of
a
per
perfect
�
fect
hand
And
it
happened
again
last
week
Ever
heard
of
a
buslness
9
man
spending
a
four
cent
stamp
paper
and
envelope
to
collect
a
bill
for
three
cents
Well
you
have
now
Mil
and
MRS
ALF
WICK
received
such
a
dunner
In
Fridays
mall
OKeefe
representative
A
CLIFFE
UPTON
touring
the
Central
Interior
wll
dorness
out
of
Vancouver
these
days
got
a
picture
of
Ills
wife
and
children
last
week
with
a
plaintive
come
home
-
please
note
from
his
wife
Gwen
say
ingj
If
youve
forgotten
their
names
Ill
send
them
to
you
JPHErc
R
3V
I
fcM
k
Trade
Minister
Sharp
is
ex
expected
�
pected
to
make
his
opening
statement
later
today
at
the
Kennedy
round
of
tariff
-
cutting
negotiations
in
Geneva
Canada
is
reported
prepared
to
offer
substantial
concessions
for
in
increased
�
creased
access
to
foreign
mar
markets
�
kets
RECORD
TEMPERATURE
It
was
the
warmest
day
of
the
year
in
Prince
George
Sun
Sunday
�
day
and
it
seemed
no
one
could
resist
the
call
of
spring
The
highways
were
crowded
gardeners
were
out
inforceand
the
whole
city
just
seemed
to
be
doing
nothing
but
taking
in
every
minute
of
the
pleasant
sunshine
The
temperature
climbed
to
63
degrees
during
tho
after
afternoon
�
noon
But
the
weather
office
said
it
was
only
a
lull
between
systems
and
it
might
turn
chil
chillier
�
lier
In
the
next
day
or
two
RCMP
said
highways
wore
crowded
but
there
were
few
accidents
Only
one
mishap
was
reported
in
the
district
It
also
was
the
day
for
owners
of
convertibles
to
take
off
the
hard
tops
They
wore
hoping
the
j
nr
vw
rw
Itlzn
The
only
daily
newspaper
serving
Central
British
Columbia
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MONDAY
MAY
4
1964
l
STRUCK
BY
TRAIN
MAN
DIES
INSTANTLY
I
A
52-year-old
man
was
almost
instantly
killed
last
night
when
struck
by
a
CNR
train
The
unmarried
man
was
killed
at
1135
when
he
was
struck
by
the
train
near
the
ice
house
in
the
CNR
yards
His
name
is
being
withheld
pending
notification
of
next
of
kin
Senior
citizens
home
addition
plans
set
Tenders
will
be
called
Im
Immediately
�
mediately
for
a
100000
17
unit
addition
to
the
Prince
George
senior
citizens
home
Harry
Loder
president
of
the
Senior
Citizens
Home
Society
said
today
all
planning
for
the
addition
has
been
completed
and
it
may
take
one
month
to
get
the
necessary
approvals
from
senior
governments
With
additions
of
this
type
the
governments
usually
have
been
very
kind
and
we
do
not
expect
any
delays
with
this
project
he
said
The
addition
will
bring
to
61
the
number
of
units
in
the
home
complex
The
cost
of
the
new
units
will
come
from
three
sources
10
per
cent
from
the
home
so
society
�
ciety
33
per
cent
from
the
provincial
government
and
the
remainder
financed
through
a
40
year
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing
Corp
loan
The
plans
were
drawn
by
Prince
George
architect
Lynden
Fonseca
Mr
Loder
said
he
expects
the
new
units
will
be
built
by
autumn
Low
32
High
50
Sunday
sun
seekers
came
out
in
full
force
tops
wont
have
to
be
replaced
for
at
least
four
months
For
green
-
thumbers
who
think
theyve
got
an
early
start
on
their
gardens
heres
a
tip
dont
let
the
warm
spell
fool
you
There
Is
still
time
for
frost
between
now
and
May
24
which
traditionally
Is
planting
time
In
the
Prince
George
area
We
have
more
than
double
the
number
of
applicants
we
can
possibly
accept
he
said
Mr
Loder
explained
that
the
new
Simon
Fraser
Private
Hos
Hospital
�
pital
which
will
open
this
month
is
expected
to
relieve
some
of
the
pressure
on
the
senior
citizens
home
but
there
still
will
be
a
heavy
demand
for
accommodation
Fifth
floor
for
hospital
expedited
Plans
for
adding
a
fifth
floor
to
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
are
close
to
finalization
hospital
board
chairman
Charlie
Graham
said
to
today
�
day
At
the
same
time
Mr
Graham
said
he
expects
Prince
George
representatives
soon
will
have
a
meeting
with
Health
Minister
Martin
and
BC
Hospital
In
Insurance
�
surance
Service
officials
to
dis
discuss
�
cuss
long
range
hospital
plans
here
Mr
Graham
said
Des
Parker
the
hospitals
architect
visited
Victoria
last
week
and
was
given
to
understand
DCHIS
was
pro
processing
�
cessing
the
fifth
floor
plans
as
rapidly
as
possible
The
165
bed
hospital
is
des
desperate
�
perate
for
bed
space
and
of
officials
�
ficials
expect
the
situation
to
worsen
when
there
is
an
influx
of
people
to
the
Prince
George
area
this
summer
The
hospital
anticipates
it
will
have
to
add
a
wing
to
its
facili
facilities
�
ties
soon
after
the
fifth
floor
is
completed
This
wing
which
would
be
built
on
the
west
side
of
the
hospital
will
be
one
of
the
subjects
Mr
Graham
and
other
Prince
George
delegates
hope
to
discuss
with
Mr
Martin
Mr
Graham
wrote
the
health
minister
last
week
seeking
an
appointment
He
received
a
letter
today
which
said
Mr
Mar
Martin
�
tin
is
out
of
Victoria
but
efforts
will
be
made
to
arrange
a
meet
meeting
�
ing
as
soon
as
nossible
Citizen
on
street
price
increased
On-the-streef
and
news
newsstand
�
stand
price
of
The
Citizen
has
been
increased
to
10
cents
effective
May
1st
There
will
be
no
charge
at
this
time
however
in
the
price
of
sub
subscriptions
�
scriptions
by
mall
or
through
regular
carrier
boy
service
The
average
number
of
pages
per
edition
of
The
Citi
Citizen
�
zen
has
Increased
by
more
than
five
since
the
newspaper
began
daily
publication
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consequent
rise
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production
costs
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longer
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farmhand
dangerous
and
evil
will
spend
15
years
in
prison
for
sex
crimes
He
was
found
guilty
by
an
Assize
Court
jury
in
Prince
George
Friday
on
a
redueed
charge
of
indecent
assault
on
a
49-year-old
grandmother
Mr
Justice
T
W
Drown
sentenced
him
to
the
maximum
penalty
of
five
years
and
told
him
the
evidence
shows
you
are
dangerous
and
evil
Meeker
35
will
serve
the
term
in
addition
to
a
10
year
sentence
imposed
earlier
when
he
pleaded
guilty
to
carnal
knowledge
of
12
year
old
Alice
Mathers
of
Mission
She
was
repeatedly
raped
and
then
finally
strangled
neardawn
two
days
after
the
assault
on
the
grey
haired
woman
Meekers
younger
brother
Kenneth
was
convicted
of
cap
capital
�
ital
murder
In
the
girls
death
and
sentenced
to
hang
He
Is
appealing
to
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
In
the
current
case
the
wo
man
told
the
Jury
she
was
walk
walking
�
ing
home
when
she
was
pick
picked
�
ed
up
in
a
car
held
16
hours
repeatedly
raped
and
finally
set
free
after
being
threatened
with
death-
Meeker
was
charged
with
rape
but
found
guilty
on
the
re
duced
charge
by
the
Jury
after
it
deliberated
four
hours
once
returning
to
the
courtroom
for
a
review
of
medical
evidence
Passing
sentence
Mr
Just
Justice
�
ice
Brown
told
Meeker
he
had
received
a
fair
prosecution
from
crown
counsel
TKFish
TKFisher
�
er
and
a
brilliant
defence
from
lawyer
Hugh
McGlvern
Speaking
to
the
sentence
Mr
Fisher
referred
to
the
previous
We
judges
are
aware
of
that
but
often
do
it
for
the
sake
of
humanity
and
in
the
hope
of
rehabilitation
This
is
not
a
case
in
which
that
can
be
thought
of
and
I
sentence
you
to
the
maximum
possible
five
years
In
the
penitentiary
consecutive
he
said
In
his
charge
to
the
jury
he
said
that
the
woman
had
suffered
unspeakable
lndignl-
ties
but
there
is
a
great
amount
of
circumstantial
evi
evidence
�
dence
in
the
case
In
his
defence
Mr
McGlv
McGlvern
�
ern
said
This
is
In
truth
a
strange
case
youll
have
difficulties
rape
Is
a
very
technical
thing
He
said
one
answer
in
a
statement
Meeker
allegedly
made
to
RCMP
whicli
was
ad
admitted
�
mitted
in
evidence
was
the
important
one
In
it
Meeker
said
I
mo
lested
her
or
whatever
you
want
to
call
It
raped
her
Tills
man
obviously
believ
believed
�
ed
Mr
McGlvern
said
any
anything
�
thing
he
did
In
a
sexual
way
was
rape
They
were
obviously
molesting-
her
but
were
they
raping
her
he
asked
There
is
a
complete
ab
absence
�
sence
of
any
of
the
physical
evidence
that
you
would
expect
In
a
rape
case
lie
said
He
said
that
he
agreed
that
Brutality
of
Viet
Cong
attacked
SAIGON
Reuters
-
Us
Ambassador
Henry
Cabot
Lodge
today
denounced
the
murderous
methods
of
Viet
Cong
Communists
in
their
grenade-
attack
on
eight
American
servicement
here
Friday
The
men
were
wounded
on
a
Saigon
boulevard
hours
after
a
blast
occurred
near
the
US
aircraft
ferry
Card
crippled
and
sunk
by
a
mas
massive
�
sive
predawn
explosion
The
explosion
on
shore
wounded
five
officers
and
three
enlisted
men
amid
a
crowd
of
Vietnamese
on
their
way
to
look
at
the
damaged
ship
four
of
the
Americans
were
taken
to
hospital
This
Is
typical
of
the
murderous
methods
used
by
the
Viet
Cong
and
must
ap
appear
�
pear
utterly
revolting
to
civilized
people
every
everywhere
�
where
Lodge
was
quoted
as
saying
by
an
embassy
spokesman
Vietnamese
nave
en
engineers
�
gineers
finished
construc
construction
�
tion
Sunday
of
a
coffer
dam
to
sea
the
large
hole
blown
in
ttie
hull
of
the
15000
ton
vessel
used
against
Ger
German
�
man
submarines
in
the
At
Atlantic
�
lantic
during
the
Second
World
War
The
partly
flooded
ship
was
expected
to
be
placed
in
position
today
and
the
water
pumped
out
There
were
no
details
on
how
the
explosion
was
laid
Iut
It
was
thought
the
blast
was
caused
by
a
charge
set
by
export
Communist
sa
saboteurs
�
boteurs
as
the
ship
lay
along
alongside
�
side
Saigons
commercial
pier
to
load
and
unload
ma
material
�
terial
Viet
Cong
guerrillas
launched
a
heavy
attack
on
Vietnamese
forces
Saturday
about
25
miles
northwest
of
Saigon
where
government
troops
were
helping
civilian
workers
remove
roadblocks
set
up
by
the
Communists
A
military
spokesman
said
Sunday
that
contrary
to
earlier
reports
that
100
gov
government
�
ernment
troops
were
killed
In
tho
engagement
final
fig
figures
�
ures
placed
the
casual
Itles
at
17
killed
31
wounded
am
five
missing
Viet
Cong
guerrillas
were
also
believe
responsible
for
the
shooting
of
a
Polish
ma
major
�
jor
Sunday
some
400
miles
north
of
Saigon
The
of
lice
r
attached
tothe
International
Control
Com
Commission
�
mission
was
driving
out
a
route
mission
alout
20
miles
from
the
demilitarized
zone
betweenNorth
ami
South
Viet
Nam
when
the
shooting
occured
i
Poland
Is
one
of
the
three
nations
in
the
ICC
resjioiu
sible
for
implementing
the
1054
Geneva
agreements
which
ended
the
Indu
China
war
The
other
two
are
Can
uda
and
bulla
Sources
said
the
Ppllth
olflcer
was
not
seriously
hurt
A
complete
transcript
o
f
James
Leonard
Meekers
state
statement
�
ment
to
police
appears
on
page
12
of
todays
Citizen
conviction
saying
that
the
Ma
Mather
�
ther
girl
had
been
walkingto
her
home
In
the
Mission
district
when
she
was
taken
into
a
car
Mr
Fisher
and
then
taken
to
a
gravel
pit
in
the
vicinity
of
Taylor
Road
Mr
Justice
Brown
The
same
Taylor
Road
referred
to
in
this
case
Mr
Fisher
Yes
My
lord
And
then
the
girl
was
subject
subjected
�
ed
to
intercourse
and
subse
subsequently
�
quently
murdered
Mr
Justice
Brown
told
Meek
Meeker
�
er
It
has
become
the
judicial
fashion
of
late
years
to
Im
Impose
�
pose
concurrent
sentences
end
I
who
have
done
that
realize
over
and
over
again
that
it
has
effect
of
letting
an
accused
person
pay
the
penalty
for
only
one
when
two
or
more
offences
have
been
committed
Unspeakable
indignities
the
woman
had
been
abom
inably
treated
and
that
he
did
not
suggest
that
she
con
consented
�
sented
to
the
acts
in
any
way
Mr
McGlvern
also
said
that
investigation
in
the
case
ended
in
July
the
charge
was
not
laid
until
September
and
the
preliminary
hearing
was
not
held
until
February
This
was
because
there
was
doubt
In
the
minds
of
author
authority
�
ity
as
to
whether
it
could
be
proven
he
suggested
Other
men
trained
in
the
law
have
had
doubts
about
this
case
can
you
resolve
it
he
asked
the
jury
Street
fight
breaks
window
A
rash
of
street
fights
in
Prince
George
over
the
week
weekend
�
end
are
blamed
for
the
breaking
of
one
large
store
window
and
perhaps
another
Wm
Carmlchael
Ltd
1221
Third
a
mens
clothing
store
had
a
250
show
window
smash
smashed
�
ed
during
the
fight
shortly
after
9
pm
Friday
The
window
Is
covered
by
Insurance
and
was
replaced
this
morning
A
thick
plate
glass
showcase
window
at
W
D
West
Studios
Ltd
1395
Third
was
broken
sometime
Friday
night
but
noth
nothing
�
ing
was
taken
The
window
is
valued
at
50
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