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of
Alaska
from
a
Canadian
airborne
assault
began
officially
today
The
Canadians
64
members
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Regiment
of
London
Ont
and
36
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
men
were
poised
to
strike
from
Northway
Alaska
lilghway
community
126
miles
southeast
of
here
The
London
group
Is
part
of
an
aggressive
force
of
3800
men
taking
part
in
a
nuclear
age
winter
war
exercise
dubbed
Polar
Strike
Exchange
Visits
WASHINGTON
CP
-
Lead
Leaders
�
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of
the
United
States
and
the
Soviet
Union
will
exchange
vis
visits
�
its
this
year
President
Johnson
forecasted
Wednesday
night
American
Freed
MOSCOW
AP
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Land
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an
American
student
Jailed
for
the
death
of
a
Russian
in
an
auto
accident
was
re
released
�
leased
today
after
servlngl6
months
of
a
three
year
sen
sentence
�
tence
a
U
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embassy
spokes
spokesman
�
man
announced
Landermann
was
released
on
humanitarian
grounds
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24ofRiverside
Calif
was
turned
over
to
an
official
of
the
embassys
coun
counsellor
�
sellor
section
at
noon
today
He
will
fly
to
New
York
Thursday
Phouma
Controls
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loyal
to
neutralist
Pre
Premier
�
mier
Prince
Souvanna
Phouma
appeared
in
virtual
control
of
Vientiane
administrative
cap
capital
�
ital
of
Laos
today
after
fight
fighting
�
ing
in
the
streets
with
para
paramilitary
�
military
police
supporting
rightwingGen
PhoumiNosavan
Battle
Cries
ADDIS
ABABA
CP
A
thousand
Galla
horsemen
bran
ishing
spears
and
screaming
their
blood
curdling
war
cries
thundered
past
Queen
Elizabeth
today
to
recall
dramatically
Ethiopias
long
history
of
sav
savage
�
age
tribal
wars
When
directly
In
front
of
the
visiting
Queen
and
their
Em
Emperor
�
peror
Halle
Salessia
they
turned
to
howl
their
piercing
battle
cries
No
Takeover
MONTREAL
CP
-Business
and
Industry
in
Quebec
need
not
fear
nationalization
Gerard
Filion
general
manager
of
Que
Quebecs
�
becs
General
Investment
Cor
Corporation
�
poration
said
today
Mr
Filion
said
Quebecs
takeover
of
electric
power
com
companies
�
panies
In
1963
led
to
the
often
asked
question
of
whether
the
provincial
Liberal
government
will
follow
up
with
nationaliza
nationalization
�
tion
in
other
fields
Given
the
present
climate
of
public
opinion
nothing
of
the
sort
is
to
be
expected
he
said
l
Len
Fraser
chairman
of
the
Mothers
March
re
reports
�
ports
that
the
sum
of
3
878
was
collected
yesterday
Outlying
areas
are
still
to
be
heard
from
The
slave
market
brought
in
some
175
and
Kinsmen
will
be
required
to
do
such
things
as
scrub
floors
at
Sunnyside
Store
shovel
drive
driveways
�
ways
afterthe
snowplow
passes
dig
a
garden
In
spring
and
clean
out
a
potato
chip
deep
fryer
One
chap
must
clean
the
shoes
of
two
businessmen
at
the
Spruceland
at
9
am
each
morning
for
a
week
Len
re
reports
�
ports
a
skinned
knuckle
from
taking
the
ladies
keep
fit
classes
which
was
his
slave
task
City
councillors
yesterday
r
pondered
the
problem
of
whether
AW
Harold
As
Assman
�
sman
was
a
fast
driver
or
a
slow
smoker
The
theorizing
was
set
off
by
a
comment
that
it
took
Harold
one
cigar
to
drive
from
Prince
George
to
Vanderhoof
INDEX
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Conner
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be
When
council
spent
a
few
moments
reflecting
what
special
recognition
should
given
50
year
residents
of
Prince
George
during
the
May
24
Jubilee
Mayor
Garvin
Dezell
laughed
Im
ruined
Ive
only
been
here
47yearsAnotherof
those
newcomers
But
Aid
As
Assman
�
sman
will
make
it
under
the
half
century
wire
Ills
first
50
years
in
town
will
be
marked
next
month
Municipal
Affairs
Minister
Dan
Campbells
letter
to
council
setting
policy
for
the
New
Year
has
everything
but
guitars
In
the
background
He
calls
it
the
second
of
a
think
along
with
me
series
Doug
McDonald
acting
ad
administrator
�
ministrator
of
PG
Regional
Hospital
comes
home
Sun
Sunday
�
day
from
Victoria
where
he
suffered
a
stroke
two
weeks
ago
Hell
be
recuperating
at
home
a
few
weeks
before
his
doctors
let
him
get
back
to
the
Job
S
Cheers
for
Central
Mort-
gage
and
Housing
on
their
statement
about
racial
pre
judice
said
a
letter
to
The
Citizen
With
all
we
hear
of
Hate
Literature
these
days
it
is
good
to
hear
of
someone
doing
something
about
one
of
the
filthiest
things
going
today
depriving
home
or
lodging
to
someone
because
of
his
color
The
daily
newspaper
for
Central
British
Columbia
Tidal
Wave
Alert
Follows
Quake
VANCOUVER
CP
-
A
Pacific
coast
tidal
wave
alert
was
cancelled
early
today
after
residents
waited
with
mounting
concern
for
a
wave
associated
with
another
Alaskan
earthquake
The
west
coast
area
of
Port
Alberni
was
hard
hit
last
Easter
by
a
tidal
wave
that
followed
the
disastrous
Alaskan
earthquake
An
emergency
meeting
of
RCMP
Civil
Defence
and
civic
officials
was
called
shortly
after
midnight
at
Port
Alberni
Icy
Walks
Draw
Ire
Of
Alderman
Slippery
downtown
sidewalks
drew
the
Ire
of
Aid
RonTweedle
at
a
council
committee
session
Wednesday
He
recommended
the
city
take
action
against
property
owners
who
dont
obey
regulations
call
calling
�
ing
for
snow
removal
from
side
sidewalks
�
walks
City
Manager
ArranThomson
said
part
of
the
problem
was
that
the
city
three
years
ago
began
clearing
the
sidewalks
with
a
small
tractor
bought
es
especially
�
pecially
for
this
purpose
Pressure
of
work
this
year
prevented
the
Job
from
being
done
thoroughly
Meanwhile
many
merchants
had
forgotten
their
responsibility
He
added
But
the
bad
places
are
going
to
have
personal
ap
appearances
�
pearances
Aid
Hilliard
Clare
agreed
Some
places
havent
felt
a
scraper
all
winter
Parked
Cars
Hamper
City
Crews
Theres
going
to
be
plenty
of
hollering
The
screams
will
be
heard
clear
over
to
the
city
works
yard
where
cars
parked
illeg
illegally
�
ally
are
impounded
City
aldermen
Wednesday
recommended
council
take
full
scale
action
to
clear
cars
off
the
streets
when
they
are
over
parked
and
interfering
with
snow
removal
They
are
a
tremendous
problem
to
the
works
depart
department
�
ment
said
City
Manager
Ar
ran
Thomson
He
noted
a
bylaw
set
a
24
hour
limit
for
parking
on
city
streets
not
otherwise
posted
So
far
350
cars
have
been
picked
up
but
if
council
okays
the
committee
recommendation
many
more
will
be
hauled
out
from
under
those
piles
of
snow
Aid
Harry
Loder
suggested
a
48
hour
general
notice
be
before
�
fore
the
impounding
began
Aid
Harold
Assman
asked
that
the
move
be
advertised
but
Aid
Carrie
Jane
Gray
was
opposed
She
said
Its
weak
to
spend
money
advertising
we
are
going
to
enforce
a
bylaw
She
Just
wanted
the
city
to
start
yanking
the
vehicles
away
to
consider
possible
evacuation
of
low
lying
areas
It
is
reported
the
meeting
recommended
evacuation
of
To
fino
50
miles
to
the
West
Search
and
rescue
and
aux
auxiliary
�
iliary
police
warned
residents
in
the
low
lying
areas
of
the
danger
Radio
station
CJAV
stayed
on
the
air
most
of
the
night
to
broadcast
the
latest
In
Information
�
formation
A
few
residents
moved
in
with
friends
or
rela
relatives
�
tives
who
had
homes
on
higher
ground
The
Search
and
Rescue
Co
Coordination
�
ordination
Centre
In
Vancouver
said
the
alert
was
cancelled
at
5
am
The
emergency
meeting
and
the
warning
of
low
lying
resi
residents
�
dents
followed
a
plan
that
was
laid
down
after
the
Easter
tidal
waves
that
did
in
excess
of
2
12
million
worth
of
damage
to
the
Alberniareaalone
RCMP
called
in
extra
constables
from
detachments
at
Qualicum
and
Nanaimo
New
School
Will
Raise
Area
Taxes
School
Boards
plans
to
build
a
new
senior
secondary
school
probably
will
result
in
a
small
tax
Increase
to
city
and
dis
district
�
trict
ratepayers
School
trustees
have
to
raise
60000
this
year
and
60000
in
1966
to
make
up
their
con
contribution
�
tribution
of
120000
to
the
structure
which
probably
will
be
opened
in
18
months
The
120000
will
be
only
10
per
cent
01
the
cost
of
the
voca
vocational
�
tional
and
teachnical
education
centre
required
bv
a
new
cur
curriculum
�
riculum
which
is
going
into
effect
in
public
schools
The
12
million
vocational
wing
will
be
part
of
a
plant
worth
between
2
and
3
mil
million
�
lion
The
difference
would
have
come
out
of
referendum
funds
The
federal
goverpment
pays
90
per
cent
of
the
cost
of
voca
vocational
�
tional
and
technical
training
facilities
while
local
taxpayers
and
the
provincial
government
would
have
to
pay
the
entire
price
of
academic
facilities
The
tax
increase
was
Indicat
Indicated
�
ed
at
a
general
purposes
com
committee
�
mittee
meeting
of
city
council
Wednesday
The
full
budget
will
be
revealed
at
a
meeting
school
trustees
will
have
with
city
council
and
rural
representa
representatives
�
tives
Saturday
night
TELEPHONE
CIRCUITS
OUT
All
telephone
circuits
be
between
�
tween
Prince
George
and
Vancouver
were
out
of
service
briefly
today
after
microwave
equipment
failed
in
Southern
BC
Frank
McGee
district
manager
of
BC
Tel
said
a
crew
was
on
its
way
to
a
remote
tower
site
where
the
trouble
occurred
PRINCE
GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THURSDAY
FEBRUARY
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REGISTRATION
DRIVE
Arrests
Mounting
In
Southern
US
SELMA
Ala
AP
-Arrests
have
mounted
to
more
than
2300
in
an
expanding
Negro
voter
registration
drive
aimed
at
shattering
the
white
political
monopoly
In
rural
Alabama
Negroes
planned
more
marches
today
in
Selma
where
Dr
Martin
Luther
King
Jr
Is
in
Jail
and
In
Marlon
a
small
Baker
Wont
Go
to
Meeting
QUEBEC
CP
Quebec
Con
Conservative
�
servative
Leader
Leon
Balcer
says
he
will
not
attend
tomor
tomorrows
�
rows
caucus
of
Progressive
Conservative
MPs
In
Ottawa
The
meeting
precedes
by
one
day
a
session
of
the
partys
national
executive
which
Is
to
discuss
the
leadership
of
John
Diefenbaker
Mr
Balcer
says
the
national
executive
should
have
a
free
hand
to
deal
with
leadership
and
policies
He
says
the
ex
executive
�
ecutive
should
be
able
to
meet
free
of
influence
or
pressure
Mr
Balcer
heads
Quebec
Con
servative
MPs
who
have
called
for
a
leadership
convention
m
r
T
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m
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Wi
I
RAY
LEJEUNE
needs
foresters
Foresters
Meeting
In
City
The
supply
of
profes
professional
�
sional
foresters
probably
will
lag
far
behind
for
them
in
BCs
booming
forest
products
industries
The
forecast
was
made
by
president
Ray
Lejeune
opening
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Association
of
B
C
Foresters
In
the
Simon
Fraser
Hotel
this
afternoon
We
should
promote
more
interest
among
our
young
people
in
forestry
careers
and
partic
particularly
�
ularly
those
in
high
schools
he
said
It
is
reasonable
to
ex
expect
�
pect
that
In
our
booming
forest
economy
the
future
supply
of
professional
foresters
is
likely
to
lag
far
behind
the
demand
Mr
Lejeune
suggested
the
association
should
work
closer
with
the
Canadian
Institute
of
Forestry
Canadian
Forestry
Association
and
other
groups
which
encourage
young
people
to
enter
the
profession
Seventy
five
foresters
from
all
parts
of
B
C
and
Northern
Alberta
are
here
for
the
two
day
meeting
Mr
Lejeune
also
suggested
its
time
the
association
took
a
more
vigorous
roleindeter-
minlng
foresters
salaries
We
have
tended
to
shy
away
from
this
as
a
matter
which
should
be
the
concern
of
other
organizations
he
said
The
Association
has
made
survey
of
the
salaries
paid
pro
professional
�
fessional
foresters
and
Mr
Le
Lejeune
�
jeune
suggested
recommenda
recommendations
�
tions
might
be
made
to
em
employers
�
ployers
on
salary
scales
com
commensurate
�
mensurate
with
the
degree
of
responsibility
and
competence
required
of
their
foresters
Mr
Lejeune
also
revealed
that
there
are
many
non-member
foresters
who
are
practis-
ing
forestry
contrary
to
the
terms
of
a
statute
which
set
up
the
association
Every
effort
should
be
made
to
impress
on
non
member
pro
professional
�
fessional
foresters
the
impor
importance
�
tance
of
Joining
the
association
he
said
town
30
miles
to
the
west
Nearly
800
demonstrators
were
Jailed
Wednesday
In
Selma
and
Marion
The
swelling
num
numbers
�
bers
forced
authorities
to
house
prisoners
at
a
state
prison
camp
near
here
and
a
Jail
In
Thomas
ton
Ala
Negro
students
released
from
custody
said
Wednesday
night
they
were
kept
In
unheated
and
unlighted
cells
Police
denied
this
The
justice
department
said
It
would
Investigate
Still
other
Alabama
cities
and
towns
are
targets
In
the
massive
campaign
that
King
started
17
days
ago
to
dramatize
the
voter
registration
effort
In
counties
where
Negroes
out
outnumber
�
number
white
residents
but
comprise
only
a
fractional
part
of
the
voting
strength
Kings
forces
met
legal
ob
obstacles
�
stacles
at
state
and
federal
levels
Wednesday
US
district
Judge
Daniel
Thomas
of
Mobile
turned
down
a
request
for
an
order
compelling
the
Dallas
County
board
of
registrars
to
meet
more
often
The
board
has
scheduled
ses
sessions
�
sions
for
two
days
this
month
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WOMAN
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FROM
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ATTACKER
Police
Hunting
Light
Blue
Truck
A
woman
fled
nude
down
a
Prince
George
street
early
today
after
being
attacked
by
a
man
who
offered
her
a
ride
home
She
told
police
the
man
tore
off
her
clothes
and
attempted
to
attack
her
sexually
The
incident
occurred
shortly
after
midnight
at
the
east
end
of
First
Ave
The
woman
who
is
married
and
in
her
early
thirties
is
visiting
friends
in
Prince
Geoige
The
temperature
was
15
above
and
it
was
snowing
Police
are
withholding
the
womans
name
She
said
she
accepted
a
ride
from
the
stranger
at
midnight
and
he
drove
to
the
place
where
the
attack
took
place
She
managed
to
Jump
from
the
mans
pickup
truck
and
escape
by
running
up
the
road
without
any
clothes
She
described
the
man
as
about
25
years
old
and
five
feet
three
inches
tall
with
small
features
He
was
wearing
a
light
blue
suit
a
white
shirt
and
dark
tie
He
had
light
brown
wavy
hair
The
truck
she
said
was
a
light
blue
hall
ton
model
with
an
enclosed
delivery
box
The
truck
had
a
black
bump
bumper
�
er
or
grille
or
several
amber
lights
on
top
of
the
cab
she
said
City
RCMP
are
making
in
inquiries
�
quiries
and
have
asked
the
as
assistance
�
sistance
of
the
public
in
locat
locating
�
ing
the
suspect
Collector
Out
of
Job
Mrs
Walter
Budd
South
Fort
George
caretaker
and
water
tolls
collector
has
been
re
released
�
leased
from
her
duties
it
was
learned
today
Mrs
Budds
release
which
occurred
with
what
has
been
described
as
surprising
sud
suddenness
�
denness
by
a
former
official
of
the
South
Fort
George
Water
Works
District
was
contained
in
a
letter
dated
Jan
27
The
letter
was
signed
by
Nor
Norman
�
man
G
Seifert
chairman
of
the
water
board
and
by
Albert
Nels
Chapman
treasurer
of
the
board
She
was
told
she
was
not
to
collect
any
more
tolls
and
that
she
was
to
turn
over
equipment
supplies
and
keys
to
Mrs
Harry
G
Burgess
board
member
elected
last
fall
Several
sources
say
storm
clouds
from
the
sudden
action
are
gathering
over
the
district
They
will
be
aired
at
the
Water
Works
District
annual
meeting
Feb
24
NEW
SYSTEM
PARIS
AP
-
President
de
Gaulle
called
today
for
a
new
world
monetary
system
founded
on
something
more
than
the
U
S
dollar
and
the
pound
ster
sterling
�
ling
PGE
Strike
Moves
Into
2nd
Day
A
strike
of
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
trainmen
went
into
its
second
day
today
with
rail
railroad
�
road
officials
keeping
trains
in
operation
to
provide
essential
services
Two
trains
went
through
Prince
George
Wednesday
night
operated
by
company
management
personnel
and
a
third
was
scheduled
to
leave
the
PGE
yards
near
the
city
today
The
strike
by
members
of
the
International
Brotherhood
of
Railroad
Trainmen
CLC
was
called
at
midnight
Tuesday
and
pickets
have
since
been
on
duty
outside
the
yards
The
strike
was
precipitated
after
a
long
standing
dispute
over
pay
and
working
conditions
questions
which
were
being
studied
by
inquiry
by
Dr
Neil
Perry
of
the
University
of
BC
Labor
Minister
Leslie
Peter
Peterson
�
son
said
he
was
surprised
by
the
strike
because
it
contra
contradicted
�
dicted
an
undertaking
by
both
sides
He
said
both
the
government
railways
management
and
la
labor
�
bor
representatives
agreed
to
keep
the
line
running
until
Dr
Perry
submitted
his
report
as
an
industrial
commissioner
in
the
dispute
Meanwhile
a
member
of
the
legislature
has
charged
that
the
PGE
management
Is
using
strike
breaking
tactics
NDP
Labor
critic
Rae
Eddie
said
the
PGE
had
appointed
three
members
of
the
running
traded
to
supervisory
positions
in
order
to
keep
trains
going
after
union
men
went
on
strike
Mr
Eddie
said
the
three
are
working
under
threat
of
being
fired
The
government
refused
to
discuss
the
PGE
strike
in
the
legislature
SEEK
FURTHER
TALKS
The
Prince
George
Civic
Af
fairs
Association
has
become
alarmed
over
the
shortage
of
building
sites
in
the
city
Directors
of
the
association
at
a
meeting
Wednesday
night
decided
to
meet
within
a
week
with
the
Prince
George
Builders
Exchange
to
discuss
the
topic
The
matter
has
become
of
prime
concern
for
the
directors
of
the
association
said
Don
Powell
one
of
the
associations
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Fred
Thomson
sales
representative
for
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
in
Prince
George
is
one
of
the
manage
management
�
ment
personnel
who
are
keeping
the
trains
running
Miller
phpto
Civic
Affairs
Group
Worried
About
Sites
directors
Out
of
the
meeting
with
the
Builders
Exchange
a
brief
will
be
prepared
if
neces
necessary
�
sary
to
be
presented
to
city
council
The
directors
meeting
Wed
Wednesday
�
nesday
also
selected
a
centen
centennial
�
nial
committee
The
three
member
commit
committee
�
tee
will
report
on
the
possibility
of
receiving
a
federal
govern
government
�
ment
centennial
grant
believed
to
be
worth
40000
They
also
will
attempt
to
prepare
a
report
on
the
best
possible
use
to
which
the
money
could
be
directed
The
three
Al
Greenwell
Walter
Stunder
and
Don
Powell
will
accept
sugges
suggestions
�
tions
from
citizens
We
have
been
thinking
main-
ly
along
the
lines
of
recreation
but
it
could
besomethingelse
said
Mr
Powell
Cruise
Around
a
Constituency
Maybe
its
a
good
thing
to
have
quiet
days
If
frolicking
am
Id
the
com
commonplace
�
monplace
is
the
answer
we
had
some
very
fine
therapy
yesterday
Mr
Tony
Gargrave
took
us
for
a
leisurely
cruise
around
his
sea
girt
constit
constituency
�
uency
of
Mackenzie
We
called
in
at
every
inlet
where
they
fish
or
saw
down
trees
For
an
NDPer
he
seemed
quite
calm
about
it
all
ex
except
�
cept
toward
the
close
whenhe
spat
on
his
hands
and
took
after
Municipal
Affairs
Min
Minister
�
ister
Campbell
His
beef
was
the
same
as
fellow
lawyer
Allan
MacFar
lanes
the
other
day
shotgun
mergers
of
Municipal
areas
without
benefit
of
bell
book
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SPEAKER
and
candle
Gargrave
said
he
was
getting
a
bit
tired
of
fledgl
fledgling
�
ing
ministers
who
thought
they
could
do
what
they
liked
because
they
had
the
backing
of
a
government
majority
Other
government
min
ministers
�
isters
got
their
fingers
burn
burned
�
ed
in
the
past
carrying
out
illegal
adventures
then
try
trying
�
ing
to
tidy
them
up
by
amend
amending
�
ing
the
law
afterwards
He
Gargrave
would
condone
no
more
of
this
He
warned
the
minister
he
could
be
sued
personally
up
to
the
eyeballs
for
his
re
cent
Illegal
merger
of
Camp
Campbell
�
bell
River
and
environs
Hed
better
get
the
advice
of
a
good
lawyer
Mr
Campbell
glanced
at
Attorney
General
Bonner
then
turned
a
little
pale
Mr
Matthew
Socred
member
for
Vancouver
Centre
all
but
convinced
us
that
In
BC
the
rubes
live
in
the
cities
and
the
smart
boys
in
the
country
Buthes
evidently
prepared
to
pre
preserve
�
serve
this
status
quo
which
seems
to
be
good
for
the
Dynamic
Society
and
the
Social
Credit
government
BY
KEN
MclVOR
Mr
Gaglardl
combed
his
hair
carefully
then
thumped
his
desk
In
approval
of
Mr
Matthews
sentiments
Two
other
ministers
were
having
a
little
nap
and
10
govern
government
�
ment
seats
and
seven
op
opposition
�
position
seats
were
empty
Mr
Gaglardl
had
to
respond
because
Mr
Matthew
had
said
he
had
no
peer
In
the
civilized
world
as
a
road
builder
Mr
Burch
of
Esquimau
another
government
man
said
Mr
Campbell
was
only
trying
to
do
the
right
thing
in
merging
some
unorganiz
unorganized
�
ed
territories
with
existing
municipal
structures
He
had
some
In
his
constituency
and
knew
full
well
what
plaguey
places
they
could
be
There
were
all
sorts
of
perils
to
the
good
life
when
you
couldnt
get
municipal
sewer
water
and
light
To
illustrate
he
gave
a
learned
dissertation
on
the
pitfalls
associated
with
construction
of
septic
tanks
The
burden
of
complaint
of
R
Eddie
member
for
New
Westminster
Is
that
the
Royal
City
has
the
sole
re
remaining
�
maining
toll
bridge
in
BC
That
figures
Hes
an
NDPer
Mr
Eddie
a
strong
trade
union
man
also
had
some
tart
things
to
say
about
PGE
anti
union
activities
Among
other
things
they
had
hired
three
top
union
men
of
the
running
trades
and
promoted
them
to
the
management
side
This
sort
of
thing
was
not
cricket
and
he
didnt
wonder
at
the
fact
the
governments
railroad
was
now
strike
strikebound
�
bound
An
angry
providence
had
at
last
caught
up
with
it