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Sixteen
Kenya
soldiers
were
found
guilty
today
in
Nairobi
of
mutiny
with
violence
last
January
in
an
army
uprising
which
was
quelled
by
Dritish
troops
An
army
court
martial
found
the
men
guilty
and
they
were
to
be
sentenced
later
today
The
mutinies
last
January
took
place
In
Tanganyika
Uganda
and
Kenya
all
former
Dritish
colonies
New
revolution
Rumors
are
flying
once
again
among
Cuban
exiles
that
new
efforts
will
be
made
soon
to
topple
Cubas
Prime
Minister
Fidel
Castro
These
reports
increasingly
persistent
in
Washington
and
In
Miami
say
the
Communist
Cas
Castro
�
tro
regime
may
soon
find
it
itself
�
self
under
terrorist
and
sabo
sabotage
�
tage
attacks
both
from
within
Cuba
and
from
without
The
exiles
say
the
outside
groups
will
rome
from
areas
other
than
the
United
States
Strontium
up
Deposits
of
radioactive
strontium
90
in
childrens
bones
showed
a
sharp
increase
in
the
first
half
of
19C3
the
Dritish
governments
Medical
Re
Research
�
search
Council
reported
today
in
London
Tor
children
it
said
the
concentration
was
more
than
twice
that
of
the
same
period
in
the
previous
year
Dut
it
still
was
less
tham
five
per
cent
of
the
level
which
the
council
believes
would
be
dan
dangerous
�
gerous
Trains
to
Cuba
The
French
engineering
firm
of
Dirssonneau
et
Lotz
announc
announced
�
ed
today
it
had
signed
a
con
contract
�
tract
to
supplyJJO
diesel-elec-tric
locomotives
to
Cuba
with
an
option
for
Cuba
to
buy
10
more
The
order
was
worth
about
4000000
Sources
close
to
the
govern
government
�
ment
said
the
contract
had
French
government
support
in
the
form
of
a
three
year
ex
export
�
port
credit
insurance
a
sys
system
�
tem
under
which
the
French
government
guarantees
pay
payment
�
ment
by
the
purchaser
Barrier
to
war
Soviet
Premier
Nlkita
Khrushchev
in
an
article
on
peaceful
coexistence
today
de
declared
�
clared
that
the
present
balance
of
the
worlds
political
forces
will
enable
mankind
to
raise
a
dependable
barrier
in
the
way
of
a
new
world
war
and
prevent
It
Writing
in
the
May
issue
of
Kommunlst
published
today
Khrushchev
added
that
the
im
imperative
�
perative
demand
of
our
time
was
that
the
arms
race
must
be
ended
Ngo
to
die
Ngo
Dlnh
Can
younger
brother
of
the
late
president
Ngo
Dlnh
Diem
will
be
exe
executed
�
cuted
within
five
days
for
crimes
committed
under
the
DJem
regime
in
South
VietNam
it
was
announced
today
in
Sal
eon
ing
people
Mayor
Garvin
Dez
ell
made
theremarkataKiwan
is
club
meeting
yesterday
in
indicating
�
dicating
the
period
of
seam
straining
whlcb
Is
facing
tho
city
youngsters
In
tho
Fifteenth
w
and
Central
area
were
faced
with
an
unpleasant
example
of
cruelty
when
they
found
four
kittens
discarded
in
a
garbage
can
The
kids
re
retrieved
�
trieved
them
and
took
them
home
Its
more
kind
to
de
destroy
�
stroy
unwanted
kittens
at
once
than
to
leave
them
to
starve
Golf
buff
Finlay
Young
tees
Q
off
on
the
younger
set
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
afternoon
at
430
at
the
clubhouse
Its
a
meet
meeting
�
ing
to
organize
junior
players
for
the
season
and
any
such
interested
In
pounding
the
old
pill
around
the
course
this
year
will
bo
welcomo
Revenge
is
sweet
they
say
fp
tut
one
local
man
the
other
d3y
went
to
extremes
After
being
rather
pointedly
ejected
from
a
rirst
Avenue
beer
par
parlor
�
lor
he
climbed
Into
his
car
drove
up
on
the
sidewalk
block
blocking
�
ing
the
door
and
refused
to
move
After
holding
the
pubs
Inmates
at
bay
for
a
while
lie
decided
to
movo
on
about
two
minutes
ahead
of
theMoun
tles
Mrs
Alice
Rose
Kemp
a
small
auburn
haired
mother
of
10
children
Is
charged
with
non
capital
murder
in
the
death
of
her
husband
He
was
fatally
wounded
by
a
single
lG
gauge
shotgun
slug
while
in
the
family
home
at
Hoo
Hoodoo
�
doo
Lake
30
miles
northwest
of
Prince
George
in
January
Barry
Phillips
who
lived
at
a
neighboring
farm
two
miles
from
the
Kemp
home
testi
testified
�
fied
about
the
argument
He
told
the
all
male
Jury
that
he
had
been
drinking
beer
before
stopping
off
at
the
Kemp
home
while
en
route
to
his
farm
to
do
the
chores
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a
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quarry
Monday
Blasters
packed
60
and
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foot
holes
with
explosives
to
Youth
jailed
1
8
months
Theft
always
a
most
des
despicable
�
picable
crime
has
sent
a
17-year-old
youth
to
Ilaney
Correctional
Institute
In
the
aftermath
of
Januarys
123
000
blaze
at
Dlackburn
Road
Elementary
School
County
court
Judge
C
W
Morrow
made
the
comment
In
sentencing
Joseph
Gilles
Le
Clerc
to
18
months
definite
and
nine
months
Indefinite
for
breaking
and
entering
and
theft
and
wilful
damage
at
the
school
The
youth
pleaded
guilty
to
the
charges
A
stay
of
pro
proceedings
�
ceedings
was
entered
by
the
crown
on
further
charges
of
possession
of
25
and
arson
The
eight
room
elementary
school
six
miles
east
of
Prince
George
which
served
300
stu
students
�
dents
was
destroyed
by
fire
in
January
Judge
Morrow
passing
sen
sentence
�
tence
said
it
was
a
case
of
most
serious
character
Theft
Is
always
a
most
des
despicable
�
picable
crime
he
said
The
other
charge
has
many
eradiations
he
commented
but
added
that
he
could
not
think
of
anything
more
serious
than
the
current
case
Judge
Morrow
told
LeClerc
that
your
upbringing
must
have
been
deplorable
neverthe
nevertheless
�
less
in
spite
of
your
parents
lack
of
attention
to
you
you
cant
escape
responsibility
by
shifting
it
to
someone
else
Now
hear
this
People
knocking
teenagers
4
wont
get
much
support
from
the
local
Canadian
Mental
Health
Associatlonafter
the
CMHA
tag
day
on
the
week
weekend
�
end
President
Dob
Moss
re
reports
�
ports
the
consistently
high
don
ors
were
young
people
who
cheerfully
gave
substantial
amounts
in
the
fund
campaign
Northern
Interior
Lumber-
mens
Association
secretary-manager
Dob
Gal
Gallagher
�
lagher
says
spruce
dollars
are
seeing
a
lot
of
country
Thous
Thousands
�
ands
of
them
are
scheduled
or
distribution
at
European
trade
fairs
and
maybe
at
a
Tokyo
trade
show
The
wooden
dol
dollars
�
lars
are
a
publicity
gimmick
cooked
up
for
the
chamber
of
commerce
by
Harold
Moffat
In
1953
Theres
so
much
going
on
a
in
Prince
George
that
the
w
city
is
faced
in
many
cases
with
resisting
not
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road
project
across
the
Nechako
River
Roy
Fujikawa
photo
Family
argument
preceded
death
in
Kemp
home
An
argument
followed
by
an
order
to
take
the
kids
and
get
out
preceded
the
shotgun
death
of
Den
Dennis
�
nis
Alexander
Kemp
an
assize
court
jury
heard
Mon
Wallington
Jr
he
entered
the
Kemp
living
room
he
said
Wallington
sat
beside
Mrs
Kemp
on
the
chesterfield
while
he
sat
at
a
table
and
talked
with
her
husband
Phillips
tes
testified
�
tified
Mr
Kemp
seemed
to
get
mad
all
of
a
sudden
and
ask
asked
�
ed
young
Wallington
to
leave
the
house
and
kicked
him
out
Phillips
testified
He
told
him
get
the
hell
out
of
this
house
Phillips
said
Under
cross
-
examination
Phillips
said
the
dead
man
liter
literally
�
ally
pushed
him
out
and
boot
booted
�
ed
him
on
the
rear
end
out
tho
door
Began
to
argue
Then
Mr
and
Mrs
Kemp
began
to
argue
Phillips
tes
testified
�
tified
The
argument
continued
for
10
or
15
minutes
Phillips
said
He
told
her
to
pack
her
clothes
and
take
the
kids
and
get
out
Phillips
testified
Once
during
the
argument
he
got
up
thats
when
ho
call
called
�
ed
her
abusive
names
and
the
pair
stood
a
foot
apart
In
the
centre
of
the
room
arguing
with
Mr
Kemp
shaking
his
fist
at
her
Phillips
testified
Phillips
said
he
tried
to
rea
reason
�
son
with
Mr
Kemp
who
after
telling
her
to
take
the
children
and
get
out
changed
his
mind
and
told
his
wife
that
she
could
take
the
three
older
children
but
wasnt
taking
the
little
oiios
Suddenly
I
was
aware
of
Mrs
Kemp
almost
beside
me
and
there
was
a
shot
Phil
Phillips
�
lips
testified
Mr
Kemp
doubled
up
and
fell
off
the
chair
clutch
clutching
�
ing
himself
at
his
middle
and
fell
onto
the
floor
he
said
Phillips
then
went
into
a
near
nearby
�
by
hallway
whore
he
testified
he
saw
Mrs
Kemp
holding
a
weapon
What
have
you
dono
Phil
Phillips
�
lips
said
he
asked
her
She
told
me
to
stand
back
or
she
might
shoot
me
too
Phillips
testified
He
said
an
older
daughter
then
came
out
of
another
room
put
her
arm
around
her
mother
and
pushed
the
muzzle
of
the
weapon
to
tho
floor
Didnt
see
shot
In
cross
examination
ho
said
that
he
saw
Mrs
Kemp
Just
out
of
tho
corner
of
my
eye
but
denied
seeing
her
pull
the
trigger
or
point
the
gun
Ho
was
now
asked
how
the
dead
man
had
treated
his
chil
children
�
dren
in
latter
months
Well
he
was
rather
hard
on
them
ho
bawled
them
out
a
Jot
he
was
rather
abusive
to
them
verbally
Phillips
re
replied
�
plied
Dut
I
never
saw
him
spank
tho
younger
ones
he
added
An
HCMP
firearms
expert
Cpl
Norman
Schlinl
identified
a
spent
shell
casing
as
having
come
from
the
shotgun
Dut
ho
testified
that
he
could
not
identify
a
shotgun
slug
re
recovered
�
covered
from
Mr
Kemps
body
as
having
come
from
the
gun
Other
tests
he
testified
showed
gunpowder
residue
on
a
piece
of
flesh
taken
from
the
dead
mans
wrist
and
show
ed
that
the
fatal
shot
was
fired
from
a
distance
of
four
to
five
feet
Modlcal
evidence
was
that
the
slug
entered
Kemps
chest
pierced
the
heart
damaged
a
lung
the
diaphragm
and
liver
before
exiting
Phillips
under
questioning
by
Mr
Justjce
T
W
Drown
said
Kemp
was
over
six
feet
tall
and
weighed
more
than
100
pounds
As
the
trial
continued
this
morning
the
eldest
daughter
Kathleen
Hose
18
broke
Into
tears
on
the
witness
stand
Court
was
adjourned
for
10
minutes
wlille
she
regained
her
coinpobut
e
and
resumed
shortly
lefore
noon
Two
other
Kemp
children
James
17
and
Dennis
13
also
testified
Young
Dennis
said
his
mother
was
often
all
black
and
blue
after
arguments
In
the
house
Marwell
awarded
contract
Marwell
Construction
Ltd
of
Vancouver
has
been
awarded
the
general
contract
for
the
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Paper
Ltd
mill
It
was
announced
today
Marwell
will
be
responsible
for
construction
of
the
buildings
and
installing
equipment
for
the
84
million
mill
Preparatory
work
has
been
under
way
at
the
mill
site
by
other
contractors
for
the
past
six
months
Some
300
acres
of
land
have
been
cleared
and
gravel
base
spread
and
com
compacted
�
pacted
on
the
area
An
announcement
by
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Papers
of
offices
�
fices
in
Vancouver
said
Marwell
would
begin
immediately
on
Its
contract
Marwell
Is
expected
to
be
in
high
gear
at
the
site
before
the
end
of
summer
when
at
least
1000
men
will
be
on
the
Job
The
value
of
Marwell
s
con
contract
�
tract
was
not
disclosed
Prince
George
Pulp
which
is
building
a
750
ton
a
daymill
that
would
be
In
operation
by
July
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smouldering
at
Vanderhoof
Lumber
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A
flash
fire
destroyed
2J2
million
board
feet
of
piled
lumber
at
Silver
Sawmill
Ltd
last
night
The
spectacular
100000
fire
is
believed
to
have
been
caused
by
a
spark
from
a
burner
Daredevil
volunteers
managed
to
save
VA
million
feet
of
lumber
by
charging
their
bulldozers
and
loaders
past
the
blaze
to
clear
a
fireguard
through
the
lumber
piles
Other
members
of
the
100
man
volunteer
force
trained
fire
hoses
on
the
machines
as
they
cleared
the
fireguard
to
cut
down
the
searing
heat
Flames
could
be
seen
at
Cluculz
Lake
30
miles
away
Its
the
biggest
fire
weve
ever
had
in
this
part
of
the
country
said
null
shareholder
Jim
Silver
He
said
the
rough
cut
lumber
was
insured
The
mill
is
located
on
a
hill
one
quarter
mile
east
of
Van
derhoof
which
is
63
miles
west
of
Prince
George
The
fire
started
at
suppertime
By
midnight
it
was
under
control
but
is
still
smouldering
today
Members
of
the
Vanderhoof
volunteer
fire
department
mill
employees
and
residents
joined
the
fight
The
only
injuries
were
a
few
twisted
ankles
suffered
while
clambering
on
lumber
piles
Fire
fighting
equipment
in
included
�
cluded
7
lumber
loaders
two
bulldozers
and
two
gravel
loaders
A
witness
said
low
dense
clouds
reflected
the
firelight
and
the
town
was
illuminated
as
if
from
a
blood
red
midnight
sun
Birds
were
wheeling
around
in
the
sky
they
must
have
thought
it
was
the
sun
coming
up
they
looked
like
fireflies
The
sawmill
and
planer
mill
200
and
300
feet
from
the
lum
lumber
�
ber
piles
respectively
escaped
damage
Mr
Silver
said
the
mill
will
continue
operation
VICTIM
IDENTIFIED
If
pg-
IFsfi
Hal
Banks
today
was
sen
sentenced
�
tenced
to
five
years
in
prison
for
conspiring
in
the
beating
of
a
union
rival
The
deposed
president
of
the
Seafarers
In
International
�
ternational
Union
will
appeal
his
conviction
Slim
thief
finds
pickings
slim
too
A
tiny
thief
who
crawled
through
a
small
window
found
slim
pickings
in
Craftsman
Photographers
cash
box
Mon
Monday
�
day
night
The
thief
crawled
through
a
window
which
measured
20
lnches
by
24
inches
at
the
side
of
the
Fourth
Ave
photo
shop
It
was
one
of
three
window
smashlngs
reported
in
the
city
overnight
A
rear
window
at
AP
An
Andersens
�
dersens
Lumber
Yard
was
broken
and
the
rear
window
of
a
car
parked
on
Gillette
St
was
smashed
Bob
Greer
of
Craftsman
Photographers
saldbetween12
and
15
change
was
missing
Sven
Johansen
of
Andersens
Lumber
Yard
said
it
did
not
appear
anyone
entered
the
offices
after
breaking
the
window
He
could
not
find
the
Instrument
which
was
used
to
break
the
glass
Meanwhile
police
also
were
Investigating
the
breaking
of
a
rear
window
of
a
car
belonging
to
Ken
Lunn
615
Gillette
The
automobile
was
parked
outside
his
home
Earlier
this
week
a
stone
was
thrown
through
the
skylight
at
Taylor
Pearson
and
Carson
Ltd
511
George
St
No
attempt
was
made
to
enter
the
building
Injured
mqn
crawled
for
help
A
man
who
was
struck
by
a
car
and
left
injured
on
the
road
Is
in
quite
good
con
condition
�
dition
at
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
Johan
Kahor
65
was
hit
Sat
Saturday
�
urday
night
on
First
Ave
Three
youths
found
him
crawling
on
his
hands
and
knees
and
took
him
to
hospital
Police
said
there
was
no
in
indication
�
dication
how
long
he
had
been
in
that
condition
This
is
a
terrible
thing
to
leave
an
injured
man
on
the
roadside
said
a
police
spokesman
who
said
the
in
incident
�
cident
is
under
Intensive
in
investigation
�
vestigation
A
man
who
died
after
being
struck
by
a
CNR
freight
train
Sunday
night
has
been
identified
as
Christian
Nelson
50
He
bled
to
death
after
an
arm
and
leg
were
amputated
by
the
trains
wheels
Vanderhoof
passes
two
referenda
ms
VANDERHOOF
Correspon
dent
Voters
ratified
a
600
000
school
referendum
and
125000
hospital
referendum
by
an
estimated
margin
of
90
per
cent
Saturday
Vote
totals
are
not
yet
com
complete
�
plete
More
than
400
ratepayers
cast
ballots
Mr
Nelson
had
worked
for
two
years
with
Sentinel
Moun
Mountain
�
tain
Spruce
Ltd
a
subsidiary
of
Rustad
Bros
and
Co
Ltd
He
came
to
Prince
George
from
Deer
Lake
Sask
He
was
walking
along
the
track
at
the
time
of
the
mis
mishap
�
hap
An
Inquest
opened
Monday
night
An
accident
at
Fifth
and
Kelly
last
night
has
resulted
in
a
charge
of
Impaired
driving
being
laid
against
Stella
Marg
Garrett
The
charge
was
laid
after
the
Garrett
car
collided
with
one
driven
by
Charles
Ebert
at
1145
BURNS
LAKE
RETURNS
THE
FAVOR
AFTER
GOVERNMENT
CUTS
GRANT
BURNS
LAKE
Correspon
Correspondent
�
dent
Tho
provincial
govern
government
�
ment
has
slashed
1326
from
the
villages
per
capita
gi
ant
of
1851
and
Burns
Lako
has
sent
them
a
bill
for
the
same
amount
The
reduction
which
set
off
an
exchange
of
telegrams
be
between
�
tween
tho
village
and
Victoria
was
made
to
cover
an
account
for
water
plpo
Installations
made
by
the
highways
depajt
ment
in
1058
It
left
tho
village
of
Burns
Lake
with
a
per
capital
grant
of
524
for
this
year
The
first
billing
for
tho
water
pipe
which
had
been
left
by
tho
highways
department
on
village
property
was
dated
February
1
0
1
96
1
The
argument
has
gono
on
at
Intel
vals
over
since
On
receipt
of
the
cheque
a
wire
was
sent
to
Premier
Ben
Bennett
�
nett
asking
if
the
comptroller
general
had
authority
to
deduct
any
money
from
a
government
grant
for
payment
of
an
alleged
account
claimed
by
tho
Depart
Department
�
ment
of
Highways
A
wire
was
also
sent
to
high
highways
�
ways
minister
Gaglardl
asking
If
the
comptroller
of
supplies
for
his
department
has
the
auth
authority
�
ority
arbitrarily
to
Instruct
the
comptroller
general
to
deduct
a
sum
of
money
from
a
provincial
government
grant
for
payment
oi
an
alleged
account
A
wire
was
received
from
Mr
Gaglardl
stating
that
tho
comptroller
general
has
the
authority
to
deduct
from
a
gov
government
�
ernment
grant
at
the
request
of
any
department
stating
that
tho
deduction
covers
an
account
properly
payable
since
1958
A
letter
was
received
fiom
tho
deputy
minister
of
finance
G
S
Bryson
acknowledging
the
wire
to
Mr
Bennett
In
which
It
was
stated
tho
Crown
could
not
normally
bo
expected
to
make
a
grant
to
an
organiza
organization
�
tion
who
has
owed
money
to
the
crown
over
a
considerable
length
of
time
Wo
would
think
the
crux
of
this
matter
is
whether
you
owe
the
department
of
highways
tho
money
or
not
A
motion
was
passed
that
a
bill
bo
sent
from
the
village
to
the
Comptroller
General
in
tho
amount
of
1320
for
village
pipe
that
was
used
for
the
pro
project
�
ject
in
1958
In
place
of
depait
ment
of
highways
pipe
that
was
accordingly
left
over
from
the
project
The
bill
would
also
cover
rental
for
storage
of
tho
highways
department
pipe
that
was
left
on
village
propertyln
stead
of
department
of
highways
propel
ty
that
was
readily
ac
cessible
Mr
Forsth
explained
that
In
1958
tho
department
of
high
highways
�
ways
mule
i
took
to
lay
a
new
water
line
fiom
the
Burns
Lake
Hardware
to
the
east
boundary
of
the
municipality
as
they
were
relocating
tho
load
Accordingly
the
department
obtained
and
laid
out
the
amount
of
pipe
required
As
the
work
progressed
It
was
found
that
328
feet
of
pipe
laid
by
the
village
for
the
old
road
could
be
tied
Into
the
new
road
This
was
done
by
the
depart
department
�
ment
who
then
had
328
feet
of
their
own
pipe
left
over
This
pipe
was
picked
up
by
the
department
and
left
on
vil
village
�
lage
property
It
was
not
until
February
1961
that
the
village
was
asked
for
the
pipe
or
for
payment
In
lieu
of
Its
return
By
that
time
the
pipe
had
been
used
by
the
village
for
water
extensions
as
It
appealed
the
department
had
left
it
with
the
village