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Soviet
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The
Vancouver
city
council
agreed
to
contribute
an
additional
50
000
towards
the
cost
of
the
aquarium
extension
The
move
followed
similar
commitments
earlier
by
the
provincial
and
federal
governments
each
of
which
has
now
donated
300
000
Coin
Change
OTTAWA
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Theres
a
suggestion
that
the
portrait
of
the
Queen
on
Canadian
coins
be
replaced
by
those
of
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Canadian
�
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historical
figures
The
recommendation
comes
from
the
Canadian
Union
of
Students
which
represents
117
thousand
students
at
40
universities
col
colleges
�
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and
institutes
of
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letter
to
Prime
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congratulates
members
of
Parliament
in
working
toward
the
formation
of
a
real
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letter
cites
the
new
flag
as
an
important
step
in
this
direction
State
Visit
SEOUL
South
Korea
AP
-Japans
Foreign
Minister
Et
susaburb
Shiina
arrived
in
Seoul
South
Korea
for
a
four
day
visit
Demonstrators
hurl
hurled
�
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eggs
and
pamphlets
at
the
car
In
which
he
was
being
driven
to
Seoul
from
the
air
airport
�
port
Police
said
15
Koreans
were
arrested
for
disturbing
the
peace
Shlina
said
on
arrival
he
hoped
his
visit
would
con
contribute
�
tribute
to
friendship
between
Japan
and
South
Korea
In
Peking
PEKING
AP
The
presi
president
�
dent
of
the
African
nation
of
Tanzania
Julius
Nyerere
ar
arrived
�
rived
in
Peking
for
a
one
week
state
visit
He
received
a
warm
welcome
from
top
government
leaders
at
the
airport
Observ
Observers
�
ers
expect
trade
Chinese
aid
and
the
Congo
situation
to
fig
figure
�
ure
in
talks
between
Nyerere
and
his
posts
Thousands
of
cheering
Chinese
stood
in
the
snow
along
Peklngs
main
bou
boulevard
�
levard
as
Nyerere
was
driven
into
the
city
from
the
airport
English
Okay
NEW
DELHI
AP
-
The
Indian
prime
minister
says
his
government
doesnt
want
to
Im
Impose
�
pose
the
Hindi
language
on
any
anyone
�
one
He
says
non-Hindi-speaking
states
can
continue
to
use
English
for
official
purposes
as
long
as
they
like
jy
Northern
Mountain
Air-
lines
pllotErnle
Harrison
turned
midwife
last
night
after
he
touched
down
at
Ger
mansen
Landing
His
passen
passenger
�
ger
Mrs
Rachel
Peelon
her
way
to
Vanderhoof
Hospital
from
Fort
Ware
could
no
wait
until
she
got
to
the
hospital
So
Harrison
ended
up
with
two
passengers
He
left
mother
and
child
who
both
are
doing
well
at
Germansen
and
will
pick
them
up
for
their
final
destination
when
Mrs
Peel
regains
some
of
her
strength
Yes
the
weather
has
been
y
schizophrenic
this
winter
but
It
looks
Mike
the
warm
spell
will
last
for
a
few
more
days
Low
tonight
at
Prince
George
will
be
32
the
high
Thursday
40
Five
day
outlook
is
for
normal
temperatures
and
moderate
precipitation
How
about
a
hand
for
those
y
Y
young
men
from
the
Faro
Car
Club
Theyre
per
performing
�
forming
another
of
their
public
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Page
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TELEPHONE
CIRCUITS
CUT
BY
FLOOD
WATERS
Two
hundred
Teletype
and
telephone
circuits
were
out
of
service
today
after
water
flood
flooded
�
ed
a
manhole
on
First
Ave
late
Tuesday
The
circuits
were
soaked
when
a
BC
Telephone
Co
service
vault
was
flooded
with
run
off
water
about
1030
pm
Tuesday
Telephone
crews
worked
throughout
the
night
trying
to
dry
out
the600
pair
cable
but
service
still
had
not
been
re
restored
�
stored
at
11
am
today
The
trouble
cut
out
all
the
circuits
between
the
telephone
exchange
and
Canadian
National
Telegraphs
repeater
station
Among
the
systems
inter
interrupted
�
rupted
were
news
wires
the
Telex
and
exchange
and
tele
telephone
�
phone
services
which
involved
circultleased
from
CNT
Rain
combined
with
melting
temperatures
to
flood
many
streets
The
city
works
depart
departments
�
ments
crews
were
working
all
night
steaming
out
plugged
drains
The
mild
weather
with
some
precipitation
was
due
to
con
continue
�
tinue
for
the
next
few
days
bringing
thawing
conditions
to
Prince
George
and
district
The
department
of
highways
reports
one
minor
slide
on
the
Terrace
-
Prince
Rupert
section
of
the
Northern
Trans
Provincial
Highway
It
has
not
held
up
i
traffic
and
was
cleared
this
morning
Actually
were
quite
pleas
pleased
�
ed
to
have
the
thaw
said
a
department
spokesman
There
has
been
a
lot
of
ice
on
the
roads
but
since
the
thaw
began
weve
got
bare
pavement
al
almost
�
most
between
here
and
Smith
ers
although
there
is
still
Ice
near
Quesnel
Canadian
National
Railways
said
a
minorsnowslide42
miles
east
of
Prince
Rupert
was
cleared
early
this
morning
It
held
up
a
passenger
train
for
two
hours
The
slide
was
10
feet
deep
and
110
feet
long
PEARSON
ACTS
Oi
e
e
trs
rv
Steam
equipment
melted
away
ice
in
many
operations
such
as
this
one
throughout
the
night
in
Prince
George
freeing
storm
sewers
from
ice
in
preparation
for
handl
handling
�
ing
thaw
runoffs
This
crew
working
outside
The
Citi
Citizen
�
zen
building
sent
the
high
temperature
blasts
into
the
sewer
system
to
prepare
for
melting
snow
during
the
current
thaw
expected
to
last
for
several
days
AFTER
REPORT
Pay
Off
Scheme
Charged
OTTAWA
CP
-The
bizarre
case
of
Yvon
Dupuls
and
the
racetrack
blew
up
in
the
Com
Commons
�
mons
Tuesday
with
scandal
charges
flying
in
all
directions
As
soon
as
the
House
resumed
sittings
after
a
two
month
re
recess
�
cess
these
developments
came
1
Prime
Minister
Pearson
said
a
preliminary
RCMP
re
report
�
port
about
Mr
Dupuls
prompted
him
to
call
on
the
minister
without
portfolio
to
resign
from
the
cabinet
Jan
20
2
Mr
Pearson
also
disclos
disclosed
�
ed
that
the
investigation
is
services
this
Thursday
re
remember
�
member
their
New
Years
Eve
take
home
service
This
time
theyre
transporting
20
to
25
residents
of
the
Senior
Citizens
Homo
down
to
the
Senior
Sec
Secondary
�
ondary
Field
House
for
the
opening
performance
of
Okla
Oklahoma
�
homa
Tickets
for
the
residents
are
provided
free
by
the
PG
Theatre
Workshop
producers
of
the
musical
y
Well
the
saying
theres
r
Vno
business
likeshowbusi-
ness
must
be
true
At
least
here
in
Prince
George
It
seems
that
a
wedding
In
Hol
Holland
�
land
Is
being
delayed
until
a
certain
cast
member
of
Theatre
Workshops
Oklahoma
has
played
his
four
performances
When
the
production
is
over
the
family
in
Europe
hears
he
will
bo
able
to
attend
So
the
wedding
can
go
ahead
as
planned
a
week
late
Some
people
will
steal
jus
V
about
anything
as
long
as
It
looks
valuable
One
thelf
in
Prince
George
must
have
had
the
surprise
ofhis
life
last
night
after
opening
four
nicely-wrapped
bags
which
he
lifted
from
the
back
of
a
pick
up
truck
The
trucks
owner
had
10
of
these
bags
and
said
he
wished
the
thief
had
taken
all
his
cargo
It
would
have
saved
him
a
trip
to
the
city
dump
The
bags
con
contained
�
tained
garbago
being
taken
over
by
the
Quebec
Liberal
government
3
Mr
Dupuls
said
a
highly
placed
politician
was
behind
false
allegations
that
Mr
Dup
Dupuls
�
uls
received
a
gift
of
10
000
in
1960
to
lobby
in
Quebec
City
on
behalf
of
racetrack
pro
promoters
�
moters
seeking
a
pari
mutual
betting
franchise
4
Mr
Dupuls
charged
that
Rene
Hebertj
whom
he
describ
described
�
ed
as
a
Montreal
fund
raiser
for
the
Quebec
provincial
Lib
Liberals
�
erals
signed
an
agreement
In
1962
to
get
a
10-per-cent
slice
of
a
proposed
racetrack
com
company
�
pany
without
putting
up
a
cent
5
Conservative
MPs
unsuc-
Fresh
Meat
Doesnt
Get
Inspection
Fresh
meat
could
be
sold
in
Prince
George
without
being
in
inspected
�
spected
for
disease
W
RMunro
who
was
meat
inspector
here
until
a
few
years
ago
said
in
an
Interview
today
It
is
possible
that
local
farmers
could
sell
meat
to
city
stores
without
it
being
inspec
inspected
�
ted
Store
managers
might
think
its
good
meat
but
in
most
cases
they
do
not
really
know
what
to
look
for
Mr
Munro
commented
after
Dr
D
A
Clarke
medical
health
officer
for
South
Okanaga
said
a
meat
retailer
in
his
area
re
received
�
ceived
a
carcass
which
was
In
Infected
�
fected
by
a
bacterial
disease
Most
of
Prince
Georges
meat
supplies
originate
either
at
Ed
Edmonton
�
monton
or
Vancouver
where
federal
authorities
keep
a
close
eyo
on
meat
quality
However
Mr
Munro
said
he
is
certain
there
is
uninspected
meat
being
sold
in
Prince
George
There
should
bo
an
inspec
inspection
�
tion
when
the
animal
is
alive
Immediately
after
death
and
again
when
tho
meat
Is
on
the
shelves
ho
said
cessfully
sought
an
emergency
debate
on
their
demand
for
a
parliamentary
Inquiry
Into
the
Dupuls
affair
and
a
string
of
other
alleged
Liberal
scandals
6
Premier
Lesage
told
re
reporters
�
porters
In
Quebec
City
his
gov
government
�
ernment
will
make
the
nec
sary
decisions
when
a
final
report
on
the
Dupuls
case
is
received
from
the
RCMP
7
Mr
Dupuls
told
reporters
outside
the
Commons
he
has
been
warned
that
Quebec
Pro
Provincial
�
vincial
Police
are
on
the
verge
of
arresting
him
He
did
not
fear
prosecution
because
he
was
sure
he
had
done
nothing
wrong
Opposition
Leader
Dlefen
baker
said
a
Commons
commit
committee
�
tee
should
be
set
up
to
investi
investigate
�
gate
furniture
purchases
on
easy
terms
by
two
ministers
Itlzcn
The
daily
newspaper
for
Central
British
Columbia
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Slums
Surround
Prince
George
Parker
WOMAN
BREAKS
LEG
IN
FALL
ON
STREET
Four
or
five
cars
sped
by
apparently
not
notic
noticing
�
ing
Mrs
Jack
McAllister
after
she
fell
and
broke
her
leg
on
an
icy
patch
on
Carney
St
Monday
afternoon
Mrs
McAllister
was
alighting
from
a
bus
with
a
bundle
of
groceries
when
she
fell
She
said
she
was
finally
spotted
by
two
men
in
a
pickup
truck
who
took
her
to
hospital
I
have
no
idea
who
they
were
but
I
want
to
thank
them
said
Mrs
McAllister
Mr
McAllister
said
his
wife
fell
at
the
bus
stop
at
Fifteenth
Ave
and
Carney
St
about
130
pm
Monday
The
McAllisters
who
have
one
child
live
at
1406
Douglas
St
PGE
STRIKE
OVER
Rebelling
Trainmen
Accept
Settlement
The
rebellion
by
a
faction
of
the
International
Brotherhood
of
Railway
Trainmen
ICLC
against
the
terms
of
a
strike
settlement
agreement
between
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
and
the
unions
general
negotia
negotiation
�
tion
committee
is
over
Members
of
Lodge
1080
re
refused
�
fused
to
accept
the
agreement
and
demanded
general
chairman
J
W
iRobinson
resign
They
claimed
he
had
acted
uncoristl-
tutionally
by1
refusing
to
let
members
ivote
on
the
terms
of
agreement
Fred
Rudell
secretary
of
the
traimens
committee
led
the
revolt
and
tried
to
obtain
an
injuctioh
declaring
Mr
Robin
Robinsons
�
sons
signature
invalid
An
injunction
could
not
be
obtained
because
the
agreement
already
had
been
signed
The
local
handed
out
ballets
to
members
asking
them
to
deicde
whether
to
return
to
work
or
continue
their
strike
Tabulation
of
the
voting
show
showed
�
ed
a
majority
In
favor
of
accept
accepting
�
ing
the
agreement
but
local
1080
still
demands
Mr
Robinsons
resignation
In
Williams
Lake
the
vote
was
100
per
cent
for
further
strike
but
the
men
had
to
go
along
with
the
majority
In
Prince
George
Lodge
845
held
a
meeting
Tuesday
at
which
G
BGlllett
vice
chairman
of
the
committee
reported
to
the
Rouleau
Drugs
Link
Possible
OTTAWA
CP
-
The
RCMP
learned
the
very
day
Lucien
Rivard
was
arrested
June
19
that
there
might
be
a
connec
connection
�
tion
between
the
suspected
nar
narcotics
�
cotics
conspirator
and
a
man
named
Rouleau
This
testimony
was
given
by
RCMP
Inspector
Jean
Paul
Drapeau
to
the
Dorlon
Inquiry
today
He
said
that
when
Rivard
was
arrested
for
US
authori
authorities
�
ties
two
Air
Canada
ticket
stubs
were
found
in
his
house
showing
that
he
and
a
person
named
Rouleau
had
flown
to
Ottawa
June
17
IN
THE
LEGISLATURE
If
you
try
to
report
the
Honorable
Phil
Gaglardi
verbatim
it
is
unfair
No
one
will
believe
it
In
these
here
things
about
progress
Ive
been
telling
you
I
want
to
tell
you
pro
progress
�
gress
has
rolled
ovor
the
Opposition
like
a
steam
roller
The
grammar
is
terrible
the
lmagery
is
awkward
but
somehow
it
comes
out
with
a
strange
primitive
power
He
also
has
a
remarkable
change
of
pace
For
a
spell
youre
listening
to
a
genuine
throw
-
out
-
the
-
lifeline
type
orator
full
of
humility
l4h
VV
MM
H
lW
irtry
MR
SPEAKER
and
helpfullness
Suddenly
the
lower
lip1
Juts
out
The
arms
wave
imperiously
He
speaks
of
my
experts
my
engineers
my
men
and
youve
got
a
vest
pocket
Mussolini
on
your
hands
If
you
dont
enjoy
the
methods
of
the
Dennett
gov
government
�
ernment
you
are
just
plain
stupid
The
Dynamic
Society
concept
Is
the
true
gospel
If
you
dont
like
it
he
will
chase
you
up
the
sawdust
trail
with
a
bulldozer
After
wed
recovered
from
Mr
Gaglardi
we
picked
up
the
thread
of
the
Liberal
strategy
vis-a-yls
Mr
Bon
Bonner
�
ner
and
the
notorious
Dear
Hal
letter
sent
to
Hal
Dor
nan
of
Prime
Minister
Pear
Pearsons
�
sons
entourage
on
official
stationery
with
the
faked
signature
of
Premier
Dennett
affixed
thereto
In
the
last
episode
we
members
Mr
Gillett
took
part
in
the
negotiations
at
Vancouver
After
the
meeting
he
said
mem
bers
decided
to
comply
with
the
settlement
under
the
unions
constitution
It
broke
the
national
pattern
set
in
1921
by
an
6rder-in-council
that
PGE
trainmen
be
paid
the
same
as
their
counter
counterparts
�
parts
oh
the
C
PR
and
the
CNR
It
is
significant
that
a
small
union
of
185
men
has
done
what
the
national
railway
unions
could
hot
do
said
Robert
Langford
chairman
of
Lodge
845
and
a
member
of
the
gen
general
�
eral
committee
The
new
agreement
gives
trainmen
a
12
per
cent
Increase
on
a
base
of
235
an
hour
A
seven
per
cent
increase
gives
conductors
a
base
rate
of
16
81
per
100
miles
and
brakemen
1478
per
100
miles
However
these
rates
vary
with
other
factors
including
mountain
differential
pay
BOTTLE
THIEF
LOOSE
IN
CITY
A
milk
bottle
money
thief
struck
the
Millar
Addition
early
Tuesday
Fourteen
residents
report
reported
�
ed
to
RCMP
that
money
left
in
bottles
for
the
milkman
was
stolen
during
the
night
The
loot
totalled
less
than
10
At
las
A
gen
a
Zooms
Aloft
CAPE
KENNEDY
Florida
AP
An
Atlas
Agena
rocket
thundered
aloft
today
from
Cape
Kennedy
Florida
carrying
ranger
eight
spacecraft
on
the
start
of
an
Intended
flight
to
the
moon
If
all
goes
well
Ranger
will
crash
land
on
the
moon
Satur
Saturday
�
day
morning
Before
then
It
Is
scheduled
to
take
some
4000
photos
of
the
moons
surface
with
emphasis
on
the
Sea
of
Tranquility
v
left
Mr
Donner
In
full
re
retreat
�
treat
from
James
DondMac
Farlane
who
had
threatened
to
expose
the
forger
If
Mr
Donner
failed
to
do
his
duty
by
telling
the
house
who
the
culprit
was
and
by
taking
proper
legal
action
Since
then
Mr
Donnerhas
been
moving
backward
like
an
alarmed
squid
squirting
inky
fluid
in
all
directions
to
conceal
his
position
Just
when
he
was
about
to
backinto
his
cavern
Tuesday
he
turned
around
and
there
was
Liberal
Harry
MacKay
blocking
the
entrance
After
a
few
preliminaries
MacKay
began
to
prod
him
from
behind
v
Mr
Donner
doesnt
like
to
make
his
position
clear
in
this
House
He
prefers
to
carry
on
a
one
sided
argu
argument
�
ment
through
means
of
the
legislative
corldor
press
conference
In
this
way
he
Report
to
Counci
I
Hits
Wanton
Waste
Wanton
waste
of
land
and
human
effort
has
been
charged
by
the
author
of
a
Prince
George
urban
renewal
study
He
referred
to
development
in
the
fringe
areas
beyond
city
limits
Architect
and
town
planner
D
J
Parker
com
commented
�
mented
Today
almost
half
the
residents
of
Prince
George
area
live
in
rural
slums
for
the
most
part
out
side
the
city
Already
a
community
planning
area
of
approxi
approximately
�
mately
10
mile
radius
has
been
established
around
the
city
and
slowly
admini
administrative
�
strative
machinery
is
being
built
to
attend
this
area
The
task
of
undoing
the
damage
of
wanton
waste
of
land
human
effort
and
amenity
over
the
last
10
years
remains
the
prime
task
of
this
new
authority
His
report
heavily
implies
the
provincial
government
has
not
pursued
enforcement
of
regulations
or
long
range
plans
for
the
area
with
any
determin
determination
�
ation
The
implication
is
that
a
bad
situation
has
been
permitted
to
grow
w
6
r
s
e
from
month
to
month
without
firm
steps
being
taken
to
prevent
it
Mr
Parker
observed
the
city
had
fought
perpetuation
of
the
outside
problem
areas
and
had
sought
means
of
improve
ment
He
said
Through
the
citys
activities
at
the
Union
of
BC
Municipalities
and
through
con
continued
�
tinued
pressure
on
the
provin
provincial
�
cial
government
the
city
must
take
a
great
deal
of
credit
for
the
establishment
of
the
com
community
�
munity
planning
area
around
Prince
George
and
its
eventual
staffing
But
he
added
The
area
could
not
be
said
to
be
ade
adequately
�
quately
planned
or
studied
Mr
Parker
recommended
the
cleanest
method
available
for
effective
planning
and
com
community
�
munity
building
over
the
whole
of
urban
Prince
George
would
appear
to
be
enlargement
of
municipal
boundaries
even
If
this
meant
a
change
of
status
from
a
city
to
a
municipal
district
This
possibility
is
being
explored
by
the
administration
and
some
of
the
other
author
authorities
�
ities
involved
Mr
Parkers
charges
were
laid
in
the
survey
prepared
un
under
�
der
an
agreement
between
the
city
and
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing
Corporation
Although
observing
the
rural
slums
the
study
is
concerned
primarily
with
remedial
and
preventive
measures
inside
city
boundaries
With
an
example
of
the
city
putting
its
own
house
in
order
even
though
most
of
tho
Either
Prosecute
Or
Shut
Up
has
tried
to
make
out
that
we
Liberals
are
trying
to
pre
prejudge
�
judge
the
man
who
is
respon
responsible
�
sible
for
this
episode
BY
KEN
MclVOR
Mr
Donner
has
said
that
in
such
cases
It
Is
his
duty
to
either
prosecute
or
shut
up
Dut
he
has
neither
pro
prosecuted
�
secuted
nor
shut
up
He
and
Premier
Dennett
hastened
to
brand
the
letter
a
phony
and
to
disclaim
all
connection
with
it
Itwas
Mr
Donner
who
told
this
House
that
the
man
responsible
had
made
a
con
confession
�
fession
to
the
RCMP
and
that
this
Information
had
been
forwarded
to
Prime
Minis
Minister
�
ter
Pearsons
office
It
was
he
who
tried
to
shunt
the
inquiry
to
the
Dorlon
Com
Commission
�
mission
in
Ottawa
It
was
he
who
threw
this
thing
open
to
speculation
and
fwmm
wm
i
is
II
M
mm
jmt
A
f
jp
J
m
I
fiy
imM
DES
PARKER
submits
report
troubled
areas
were
Inherited
from
the
years
before
boundary
expansions
it
may
be
less
attractive
for
others
to
contri-
bute
to
ruralslum
settlement1
Mri
Parker
said
wMmv
It
may
even
be
made
im-
possible
by
the
provincial
gov
government
�
ernment
Preparation
of
the
renewal
study
was
authorized
in
a
clty
CMHC
agreement
made
more
than
six
years
ago
Its
12000
cost
will
be
shared
between
the
city
25
and
CMHC
75
While
the
study
was
under
underway
�
way
portions
of
the
planning
were
Implemented
particu
particularly
�
larly
with
regard
to
limiting
areas
for
development
5
Vehicles
In
Collision
A
chain
reaction
rear
end
collision
involving
five
cars
Tuesday
on
First
Ave
caus
caused
�
ed
an
estimated
400
damage
RCMP
said
an
unidentified
truck
made
a
left
turn
in
front
of
a
long
line
of
cars
travel
travelling
�
ling
west
on
First
Ave
at
510
pm
The
first
car
In
the
line
stopped
but
wet
icy
road
condi
conditions
�
tions
resulted
In
the
second
car
in
the
line
hitting
the
first
At
the
end
of
the
line
three
more
cars
banged
together
Driver
of
one
of
the
cars
Constance
1
Waterhouse
was
taken
to
Prince
George
Region
Regional
�
al
Hospital
for
treatment
of
minor
injuries
Police
said
the
drivers
of
the
other
cars
involved
were
Joseph
Henry
Marcoux
744
Carney
St
Alfred
Marvin
Sel
lars
Rudolph
Melxner
Gis
come
Road
and
Patrice
Char
ette
153
fl
Jnjledew
rumor
about
the
identity
of
the
man
responsible
It
was
true
MacKay
said
that
since
his
group
threat
threatened
�
ened
to
blow
the
whistle
Mr
Donner
had
carried
on
a
feverish
belated
effort
to
round
up
more
evidence
Dut
he
was
still
trying
to
evade
the
onus
to
name
the
man
and
prosecute
Why
was
he
so
worried
How
many
more
letters
of
a
similar
sort
had
been
used
by
influence
peddlers
Who
had
access
to
the
premiers
stationery
Who
had
ac
cats
to
the
premiers
official
stamp
with
a
facsi
facsimile
�
mile
of
his
signature
After
building
up
a
fair
head
of
suspense
he
named
a
name
Al
Williamson
He
admitted
however
that
everybody
knew
it
by
now
It
was
no
longer
a
secret
Dut
Donner
had
no
excuse
for
further
stalling