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TODAY
The
pill
ok
Pope
Paul
VI
said
today
that
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
Is
studying
the
birth
control
prob
problem
�
lem
In
the
light
of
new
develop
developments
�
ments
presumably
contracep
contraceptive
�
tive
pills
But
he
barred
their
use
by
Catholics
for
the
pres
present
�
ent
He
also
admonished
Roman
Catholic
prelates
to
stop
dis
discussing
�
cussing
the
new
pills
publicly
and
he
promised
that
church
studies
on
the
subject
would
be
published
as
soon
as
possible
Kidnap
foiled
The
Stockholm
newspaper
Dagens
Nyheter
reported
today
Swedish
police
had
foiled
a
plot
to
kidnap
Russian
Premier
Nlkita
Khrushchev
who
is
cur
currently
�
rently
vlsltng
Sweden
The
newspaper
said
police
had
ar
arrested
�
rested
an
unidentified
foreigner
who
with
three
others
had
plan
planned
�
ned
to
hold
Khrushchev
hostage
for
the
release
of
thousands
of
political
prisoners
in
their
native
country
Lodge
resigns
President
Johnson
announced
today
that
Henry
Cabot
Lodge
has
resigned
as
US
ambassa
ambassador
�
dor
to
South
Viet
Nam
and
he
will
be
succeeded
by
Gen
Max
Maxwell
�
well
Taylor
Johnson
also
told
a
news
conference
that
Alexis
Johnson
currently
an
assist
assistant
�
ant
secretary
of
state
and
a
veteran
foreign
service
career
officer
will
become
deputy
am
ambassador
�
bassador
a
new
position
Pan
Am
defies
ban
A
Pan
-
American
Airways
DC
8Jet
from
New
York
flew
through
the
Berlin
air
corridor
today
defying
a
warning
from
the
Soviet
Union
it
could
not
guar
guarantee
�
antee
the
planes
safety
over
East
Germany
In
a
protest
note
to
the
United
States
Mon
Monday
�
day
the
Soviet
Union
called
the
New
York
-
Berlin
service
Illegal
Plea
for
peace
President
Johnson
Is
reported
urging
Turkish
Prime
Minister
Ismet
Inonu
to
agree
to
urgent
Greek
Turkish
negotiations
for
a
permanent
settlement
of
the
Cyprus
crisis
recognizing
that
concessions
will
be
necessary
Johnson
will
make
substantially
the
same
Insistent
argument
to
Greek
Prime
Minister
George
Papandreou
when
be
visits
Washington
Wednesday
More
trouble
seen
Turkish
-
Cypriot
officials
and
United
Nations
officers
said
today
the
return
of
Greek
un-
derground
leader
George
Grivas
to
Cyprus
spelled
trouble
for
the
tension
-
ridden
island
Grivas
return
means
things
will
go
from
bad
to
worse
said
a
worried
Turkish
Cyprlot
at
attached
�
tached
to
the
staff
of
Turkish
Vice
president
Dr
Fazil
Ku
chuk
A
man
phoned
the
other
day
to
tell
us
that
when
a
local
firm
changed
man
management
�
agement
recently
it
also
chang
changed
�
ed
its
pay
period
policy
It
seems
one
worker
with
five
kiddies
found
himself
with
a
30
cheque
for
four
and
a
half
days
work
on
the
new
system
Pretty
rotten
deal
our
caller
suggests
ALD
HARRY
LODER
wlth
tongue-in-cheek
Mon
Monday
�
day
night
tried
to
under
underline
�
line
the
urgency
of
cutting
the
grass
on
Fifteenth
Ave
boule
boulevard
�
vard
I
suggest
we
buy
some
sheep
or
cut
the
grass
he
told
city
council
The
kids
are
getting
lost
in
it
When
police
staged
a
week
0
end
bootlegging
raid
on
a
Third
Avenue
house
they
went
to
the
back
door
not
the
front
This
comes
from
the
lady
who
occupies
the
front
INDEX
Building
Page
-
5
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--
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9
Comics
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Coming
Events
q
Editorial
7
Hero
and
There
-
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o
Markets
3
Sports
4
TV
2
k
Medical
profession
leery
of
medicare
in
any
form
VANCOUVER
CP
-
The
leaders
of
Canadas
medical
profession
say
that
patients
who
can
should
pay
at
least
part
of
the
cost
of
the
services
they
receive
Police
news
Two
admit
brawling
in
lane
Two
men
have
pleaded
guilty
to
assault
charges
arising
from
a
gang
attack
on
a
party
of
four
In
a
downtown
lane
early
this
morning
Leonard
Crevier
and
John
Simpson
were
remanded
until
July
3
for
sentence
on
the
com
common
�
mon
assault
counts
They
were
arrested
near
Third
and
George
and
identified
in
a
line
up
as
taking
part
in
the
affray
Mr
and
Mrs
Sylvester
and
Helen
Lucci
Douglas
Welsmil
ler
and
Peter
Sharp
were
set
upon
by
about
seven
youths
when
they
went
out
the
back
door
of
the
Columbus
Hotel
the
court
heard
In
statements
Mr
Sharp
and
Mr
Luccl
said
they
were
at
attempting
�
tempting
to
take
a
friend
home
when
the
youths
came
up
A
fight
began
and
one
of
the
men
was
knocked
down
and
kicked
in
the
head
the
court
heard
Mrs
Luccl
also
suffered
head
lnjuires
Both
Crevier
and
Simpson
said
that
a
fight
was
already
in
progress
and
that
they
had
only
attempted
to
break
it
up
Two
children
suffered
bruises
in
a
two
car
accident
at
Mile
Six
on
the
Hart
High
Highway
�
way
Monday
Police
said
Mrs
Lucy
Robert
Townsley
was
attempt
attempting
�
ing
to
pass
a
two
-
ton
truck
driven
by
Harvey
Plon
of
Mile
12
when
Plon
turned
left
The
Townsley
car
struck
the
truck
and
came
to
rest
In
the
left
hind
ditch
Frank
Towns
ley
8
suffered
a
bruised
nose
and
Faith
7
a
bruised
head
A
one
ton
highways
depart
department
�
ment
panel
truck
driven
by
Robert
Martinson
of
Prince
George
collected
moose
steaks
and
400
damage
Monday
af
afternoon
�
ternoon
at
Mile
24
of
Highway
1C
west
Impact
of
the
collision
kill
killed
�
ed
the
animal
instantly
Two
Volkswagen
vehicles
have
been
stolen
A
white
19C4
model
1200
disappeared
from
in
front
of
tho
home
of
Helmut
Koenlg
hauer
at
1589
Gorse
overnight
Hub
City
Motors
report
a
10C4
two
-
door
1500
sedan
brown
stolen
from
their
lot
at
601
Victoria
d
tF
V
5
Low
45
High
C2
portion
of
the
house
at
710
Third
She
is
tired
of
neigh
neighbors
�
bors
jibes
Okay
the
raid
was
710
B
and
thats
the
suite
at
the
back
And
theres
a
department
O
of
highways
crew
hoping
for
a
change
of
scenery
soon
Seems
theres
a
trailer
parked
along
the
Buckhorn
Road
near
where
the
men
are
work
working
�
ing
This
they
dont
mind
but
the
occupants
apparently
aro
dumping
raw
sewage
on
the
road
CLMER
SCOVILL
and
9
DICK
COLLIER
must
be
the
luckiest
canoeists
in
tho
world
They
were
enroute
to
Vancouver
by
upset
canoe
when
some
three
miles
downstream
from
where
they
tipped
over
un
under
�
der
tho
Old
rruser
Bridge
a
man
and
a
woman
in
a
tiny
boat
came
out
of
nowhere
and
steered
them
close
to
shore
District
RCMP
notified
that
an
overturned
canoe
had
gone
by
with
two
men
clinging
to
it
and
yelling
for
help
also
set
out
In
pursuit
by
motorboat
and
caught
up
while
they
wero
still
in
a
backwater
Scovilland
Collier
were
practicing
for
the
upcoming
major
canoe
races
when
the
mlshapoccurred
Both
wont
to
hospital
for
a
checkup
and
wero
released
from
their
doctors
They
say
without
this
pa
patient
�
tient
participation
in
medical
Insurance
plans
whether
pub
public
�
lic
or
doctor
sponsored
the
medical
services
of
the
country
will
suffer
because
doctors
will
be
overworked
The
philosophy
of
patient
participation
in
doctor
-
spon
sponsored
�
sored
plans
was
defended
Mon
Monday
�
day
by
members
of
a
special
committee
which
drew
up
a
re
report
�
port
on
the
matter
for
the
gen
general
�
eral
council
of
the
Canadian
Medical
Association
And
earlier
the
general
coun
council
�
cil
the
parliament
of
medi
medicine
�
cine
approved
an
executive
committee
statement
which
vir
virtually
�
tually
rejected
the
medical
insurance
recommendations
of
the
Hall
royal
commission
on
health
The
statement
said
medical
Insurance
as
advocated
by
the
commission
will
In
the
long
run
impair
the
quality
of
medi
medical
�
cal
care
in
Canada
The
people
of
Canada
should
be
aware
that
similar
plans
which
are
operative
In
other
countries
have
led
to
excessive
demands
for
services
which
have
overtaxed
the
ability
of
health
workers
to
provide
The
committee
presented
Its
report
to
the
180
member
gen
general
�
eral
council
In
summary
form
The
council
voted
to
send
the
report
to
all
Canadian
doctors
for
study
New
Peace
bids
VANCOUVER
CP
-
The
BC
Hydro
and
Power
Authority
has
announced
that
It
will
call
for
bids
within
the
next
six
months
for
100
million
worth
of
work
on
the
Peace
River
Power
Pro
Project
�
ject
The
authority
said
the
bids
will
be
sought
for
construction
of
tho
undergound
powerhouse
and
the
Initial
supply
of
tur
turbines
�
bines
generators
and
trans
transmission
�
mission
towers
IN
THE
RED
e
e
Lr
-Pitch
A
M
Way
back
in
1950
g
Kelowna
originated
the
ancestor
of
the
Spruce
and
Peach
Dollars
Kelownas
ham
radio
j
club
sawed
up
apple
j
trees
had
the
pieces
stamped
and
distribut-
ed
as
souvenirs
Less
than
a
decade
later
jj
Prince
George
was
mint-
Ij
ing
Spruce
Dollars
and
this
summer
Penticton
started
giving
awnyij
Peach
Dollars
The
only
difference
is
that
S
Kelownas
souvenir
the
above
specimen
belong-
ing
to
Mrs
Vic
Blue
of
Prince
George
wasnt
negotiable
Night
school
first
aid
getting
a
little
costly
The
School
Board
will
do
a
little
exploratory
surgery
on
the
St
Johns
AmbulanceCorps
to
find
out
why
first
aid
sup
supplies
�
plies
for
night
school
courses
cost
2775
last
year
The
decision
for
an
Inquiry
was
made
at
the
suggestion
ol
Trustee
Harold
Moffat
Monday
as
tho
board
reviewed
the
1904
night
school
program
The
cost
of
first
aid
supplies
for
the
first
aid
course
was
more
than
sufficient
to
put
tho
night
school
program
808
in
the
red
Expenditures
for
the
entire
pro
program
�
gram
were
13783
and
receipts
were
12975
The
St
Johns
Ambulance
Corps
is
in
charge
of
first
aid
Instruction
In
total
745
persons
attended
night
school
courses
ranging
from
English
for
New
Canadians
to
fly
fishing
Recommendations
for
next
years
program
made
by
night
school
director
Frank
Marshall
included
a
day
school
for
adults
semi
weekly
Instead
of
weekly
classes
for
vocational
students
and
more
out-of-town
classes
such
as
have
been
operated
at
Hlxon
and
McLeod
Lake
Special
parking
licences
will
get
further
study
The
owners
of
special
licenses
which
extend
parking
privilege
s
have
been
given
an
another
�
other
reprieve
Two
weeks
ago
city
council
indicated
it
would
clamp
down
hard
and
fast
on
car
and
truck
owners
who
abuse
the
con
conditions
�
ditions
of
tho
stickers
On
Monday
night
aldermen
decided
the
Issue
should
be
given
more
study
After
all
several
council
members
felt
its
unlikely
that
all
license
holders
abuse
their
privileges
The
6tlckers
which
cost
10
for
a
six
month
period
entitle
their
holders
to
over
park
at
expired
meters
However
sev
several
�
eral
aldermen
noted
that
some
cars
are
sitting
beside
expired
parking
meters
all
day
Aid
Charlie
Graham
wants
the
stickers
taken
out
of
circu
circulation
�
lation
He
suggested
that
it
Is
a
form
of
subsidy
to
salesmen
and
otheis
who
obtain
them
You
dont
buy
gasoline
foi
inlllwoikcis
who
have
totiavel
long
distances
to
their
jobs
he
said
Thu
same
principle
ap
applies
�
plies
heie
Aid
Harry
Loder
felt
that
possibly
only
a
dozen
of
the
license
holders
wuie
abusing
the
privileges
and
succeed
with
a
motion
to
give
the
subject
moie
study
Mayor
Gaivln
Dozill
agieed
with
Aid
Loder
but
Jolntul
out
that
it
wasnt
a
question
of
privilege
the
sticker
holders
were
paying
a
special
fee
and
were
entitled
to
the
consider
considerations
�
ations
extended
for
their
use
under
the
traffic
bylaws
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DIKE
SYSTEM
STUDIED
The
federal
government
will
be
asked
to
dike
the
banks
of
the
Nechako
and
Fraser
Rivers
to
save
the
Island
Cache
and
adjoining
Industrial
area
from
future
flood
damage
The
request
will
be
made
by
the
Prince
George
Employment
Com
mlttee
which
at
a
meeting
Monday
afternoon
felt
the
diking
could
qualify
as
a
winter
work
project
The
dikes
should
extend
along
the
banks
of
the
Ne
chako
and
Fraser
from
the
old
Nechako
bridge
to
the
CNR
bridge
the
committee
decided
The
suggestion
came
as
the
rivers
were
making
the
most
significant
decline
in
their
levels
since
the
Industrial
area
protection
needed
heavy
runoff
started
about
a
month
ago
Themalnchan
nel
of
the
Fraser
went
down
20
Inches
overnight
while
the
level
of
the
Nechako
re
remained
�
mained
steady
Water
from
the
rivers
in
inundated
�
undated
most
of
the
Cache
an
old
residential
area
which
over
the
years
frequently
has
been
the
scene
of
flooding
Most
of
the
blacktop
at
the
Fraser
River
trailer
cpurt
was
exposed
today
leaving
pools
of
mud
and
debris
in
the
area
occupied
ARCHITECTS
SHOCKED
a
few
weeks
ago
by
approxi
approximately
�
mately
70
mobile
homes
A
spokeman
for
the
Water
Resources
Branch
said
the
level
of
the
Fraser
today
was
292
feet
compared
with
3095
feet
Monday
It
has
dropped
steadily
since
Sat
Saturday
�
urday
when
the
level
was
an
abstract
reading
of
32G5
feet
The
spokesman
said
the
decline
could
be
attributed
to
cloudy
cool
weather
In
the
runoff
areas
He
doubted
the
Fraser
would
rise
again
New
school
to
oust
132000
over
budget
A
bad
dream
became
reality
for
school
trustees
Monday
when
tenders
on
their
biggest
project
the
Blackburn
Road
School
came
back
132000
and
more
over
budget
After
budgeting
475000
for
the
school
trustees
received
tenders
of
607000
621000
and
639000
Said
the
architect
of
the
tenders
We
were
shocked
No
money
no
panic
on
contingency
fund
The
City
of
Prince
George
a
27
million-a-year
business
today
finds
itself
with
a
contingency
fund
of
1570
Theres
no
question
of
us
panicking
Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
told
city
council
Mon
Monday
�
day
night
Its
Just
a
question
that
we
dont
have
much
lee
leeway
�
way
in
our
spending
The
contingency
is
a
fund
set
aside
In
the
budget
this
year
it
was
20000
for
unexpected
expenditures
The
citys
spending
this
year
will
be
reviewed
at
a
committee
meeting
Wednesday
afternoon
A
big
slice
came
off
the
fund
when
council
approved
12000
worth
of
improvements
on
Queensway
St
and
Quinn
St
There
was
no
turning
back
because
work
is
underway
said
Aid
Spike
Enemark
On
the
motion
of
Aid
Harry
Loder
council
decided
to
go
ahead
with
the
work
extracting
the
money
from
the
qulckly
dimlnlshing
contingency
ac
account
�
count
Already
charged
to
the
con
contingency
�
tingency
account
this
year
has
been
the
city
share
of
the
cost
of
putting
telephone
cable
underground
in
the
towntown
area
finishing
balcktopplng
on
Fifteenth
Ave
and
extending
the
sanitary
fill
levelling
contract
Sflr
T
vifji
Ah
HV
l
f
taps
J1118
IK
CARL
LEGAULT
Party
standings
In
The
Com
Commons
�
mons
wpre
unchanged
follow
following
�
ing
two
byelectlons
Monday
Carl
Legault
held
Nipissing
constituency
for
the
Liberals
a
seat
which
was
vacated
by
MRS
ELOISE
JONES
the
death
of
J
R
Garland
Mrs
Elolse
Jones
widow
of
former
Progressive
Conserva
Conservative
�
tive
member
Harry
Jones
kept
Saskatoon
riding
for
the
op
opposition
�
position
They
awarded
a125000por
tlon
of
the
project
to
Dezell
Construction
of
Prince
George
and
decided
to
try
and
talk
the
contractors
down
on
their
re
remaining
�
maining
bids
Trustees
awarded
the
tender
for
the
eight
room
elementary
portion
despite
the
suggestion
of
architect
Alan
Greenwell
tore
tender
for
a
lower
price
on
the
entire
project
The
spirit
of
Prince
Georges
high
cost
building
boom
has
been
haunting
the
board
all
spring
Most
school
tenders
have
been
running
IS
per
cent
above
estimate
This
one
was
up
21
per
cent
The
reason
is
Increasing
cost
of
materials
wage
increases
and
a
heavy
demand
for
labor
in
Prince
George
area
said
the
architect
And
there
are
no
frills
we
can
trim
out
of
this
school
its
down
to
the
bare
minimum
already
he
said
The
school
was
tendered
In
three
sections
elementary
ac
activity
�
tivity
-
administration
rooms
and
secondary
industrial
arts
Bids
on
the
elementary
por
portion
�
tion
were
Dezell
125300
Marpole
Construction
129-
044
uiiver
Construction
131000
Activity
administration
bids
were
Dezell
257000
Mar
pole
250970
011ver-272-000
Secondary
and
Industrial
Arts
bids
were
Dezell
238200
Marpole
220920
Oliver
-
241000
The
overall
bids
totalled
Dezell
021100
Marpole
C07
5C4
Oliver
639500
We
should
throw
this
school
out
and
build
one
we
can
af
afford
�
ford
said
Trustee
Harold
Moffat
Trustee
Vic
Jay
commented
I
feel
its
time
this
boaid
went
into
the
contracting
busi
business
�
ness
itself
and
hired
the
staff
to
do
it
Public
health
authorities
toured
the
Island
Cache
area
again
today
and
Issued
a
warning
for
residents
to
boll
or
chemically
treat
their
water
supplies
before
using
the
water
Signs
are
being
posted
warning
residents
of
the
haz
hazards
�
ards
of
using
untreated
water
Authorities
explain
that
the
wells
will
be
contami
contaminated
�
nated
because
water
cir
circulated
�
culated
over
the
entire
area
after
flowing
over
privies
It
is
necessary
to
thoroughly
scrub
woodwork
-and
furniture
which
has
been
in
contact
with
floodwater
Information
on
testing
water
for
contamination
is
available
at
Island
Cache
store
PERMANENT
CLOSURE
CONSIDERED
j
The
flood
has
prompted
Prince
George
School
Board
j
to
consider
closing
Island
j
i
Cache
School
permanently
Monday
the
board
tabled
for
two
weeks
a
motion
by
Trustee
Jack
Rhodes
to
es-
tabllsh
a
feasibility
study
on
closing
the
school
and
re-
locating
the
students
in
city
schools
The
motion
came
after
Property
Manager
W
C
Dilmars
reported
that
the
i
old
school
was
damaged
by
flood
waters
and
super
inten-
dent
J
M
Philllpson
re-
ported
that
only
55
of
the
70
Island
Cache
students
dis-
placed
by
the
flood
have
gone
i
to
other
schools
Island
Cache
School
was
closed
three
weeks
ago
shortly
after
flood
waters
struck
the
island
i
Water
covered
the
floor
of
the
older
of
two
buildings
on
the
school
site
A
new
ATCO
portable
unit
was
not
flood-
ed
j
Forty
of
the
displaced
stu-
J
dents
are
attending
Central
j
Fort
George
School
Tifteen
J
others
are
scattered
among
j
district
schools
Fifteen
j
have
not
been
located
Trustee
Rhodes
recom-
mended
that
the
district
superintendent
conduct
the
study
which
also
would
af-
feet
the
boards
plans
to
build
a
three
room
addition
in
the
area
Trustee
Harold
i
Moffat
argued
that
the
pro-
vincial
government
should
jj
be
asked
to
study
the
situ-
at
ion
j
The
motion
was
tabled
to
allow
Mr
Philllpson
time
ij
to
see
If
he
can
fit
a
study
In
on
his
work
schedule
i
i
Park
destruction
rewards
offered
The
city
again
Is
offering
a
25
reward
for
information
on
vandals
who
destroy
grass
in
municipal
parks
The
reward
was
posted
last
year
after
hot
rodders
skidded
through
the
boulevard
on
Fif
Fifteenth
�
teenth
Ave
causing
heavy
dam
damage
�
age
to
the
grass
The
money
is
offered
on
the
condition
that
the
information
leads
to
the
arrest
and
con
conviction
�
viction
of
the
vandal
Bill
Jones
city
works
super
superintendent
�
intendent
said
today
there
has
been
little
damage
in
parks
this
summer
outside
of
a
rest
room
near
the
Civic
Centre
Humorous
but
stern
he
deals
with
drunks
Dy
DON
MATHCSON
Citizen
Staff
Writer
Dont
como
back
you
know
what
It
means
IX
you
do
That
warning
comes
re
repeatedly
�
peatedly
from
Magistrate
G
O
Stewatt
as
ho
wades
his
way
through
tho
drunk
list
In
the
city
police
court
The
d
i
unks
know
what
ho
means
They
know
that
If
they
turn
up
again
in
court
on
Intoxi
Intoxication
�
cation
charges
too
soon
a
stretch
In
tho
provincial
jail
is
just
ahead
For
any
that
didnt
Magis
Magistrate
�
trate
Stewart
laid
it
on
tho
lino
during
tho
weekend
clean
up
He
handled
moie
llian
80
Intoxication
cases
Ill
outline
it
so
all
con
concerned
�
cerned
those
who
aro
listening
will
know
what
my
purpose
Is
ho
said
Turning
to
a
man
In
the
stand
who
said
ho
was
living
on
wolf
aro
funds
ho
said
If
youre
working
I
fine
you
10Ifyourooutof
work
or
on
compensation
the
fine
is
5
And
there
are
costs
of
course
If
you
have
no
money
or
aro
living
on
welfare
a
flno
would
bo
just
taking
it
from
tho
government
to
glvo
It
to
the
government
that
sometimes
seems
rather
circular
to
mo
One
hour
is
a
suspended
sentence
as
far
as
Im
con
concerned
�
cerned
All
I
ask
is
to
stay
away
for
at
least
30
days
If
you
como
back
tomor
tomorrow
�
row
mornlng
lts
CO
days
In
a
week
it
would
prob
probably
�
ably
bo
tho
samo
Como
back
in
28
days
and
it
would
pi
obably
bo
tho
samo
too
but
J
dont
want
to
bo
mechanical
about
tlioso
things
And
along
tho
way
bo
ad
adjusted
�
justed
tho
laws
penalties
to
fit
tho
circumstances
A
man
who
was
fined
10
for
Intoxication
Saturday
came
back
Monday
on
avag
rancy
charge
Magistrate
Stewart
gavo
lilm
one
hour
and
said
Now
youve
come
to
tho
end
of
the
line
All
right
Tho
man
knew
hed
bo
jailed
the
next
time
and
agieed
To
a
man
who
said
ho
was
going
out
of
town
to
a
job
he
said
Run
do
not
walk
to
the
nearest
exit
If
you
como
back
tomorrow
youll
do
at
least
CO
days
A
penslonei
70
whod
lived
hejo
23
years
was
fined
lor
one
day
A
check
of
his
effects
which
ho
thought
held
adequate
funds
showed
01
cents
Vouro
a
little
shoit
said
tho
magistrate
but
you
should
bo
good
for
a
111
do
loan
Another
man
ealdj
Glvo
me
one
hour
and
Ill
be
out
of
town
today
Youve
made
yourself
a
deal
said
tho
magistrate
Another
man
was
told
ho
could
wire
his
wife
for
funds
to
pay
tho
fine
Gosh
I
dont
want
my
wifo
to
know
anything
about
It
ho
answered
Said
Magistrate
Stewart
Thats
tho
best
answer
Ive
had
all
morning
Told
tlo
flno
could
bo
paid
by
July
11
lie
saldj
Thats
fine
anything
to
please
Another
pensioner
7Ceot
tho
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or
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sentence
and
was
told
that
If
youve
got
20000
hi
a
shoebo
Id
look
kimla
silly
but
If
you
conu
back
the
pi
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go
up
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woman
told
hlni
shed
just
been
i
pleased
from
jail
after
doing
CO
days
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said
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