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former
fed
federal
�
eral
minister
without
portfolio
-
remained
In
seclusion
today
with
a
summons
calling
on
him
to
appear
In
court
on
three
charges
In
connection
with
a
racetrack
project
and
the
sum
of
10000
Philip
Grounded
LONDON
AP
Prlnce
Philip
has
been
advised
not
to
fly
In
helicopters
over
the
jungles
of
the
Indonesia
-
Malaysia
Borneo
border
which
he
visits
next
week
A
defence
minis
ministry
�
try
spokesman
said
today
per
personal
�
sonal
advice
from
Defence
Secretary
Denis
Healey
said
it
is
considered
un
unsafe
�
safe
for
Prince
Philip
to
fly
in
a
single
-
engine
helicopter
over
the
jungle
Turns
Negroes
Back
SELMA
Alabama
AP
-About
200
young
Negroes
have
turned
back
from
a
twilight
march
to
the
Dallas
county
courthouse
They
did
so
after
city
safety
director
Wilson
Bak
Baker
�
er
stopped
them
Baker
told
the
Negroes
he
would
arrest
them
if
they
persisted
in
their
demonstration
He
said
any
march
during
the
darkening
hours
of
the
day
would
only
invite
racial
violence
About
Face
BONN
AP
-
The
West
Ger
German
�
man
cabinet
did
an
about
-
face
today
It
decided
not
to
give
up
the
hunt
for
Nazi
murd
murderers
�
erers
and
said
it
would
help
parliament
to
see
justice
done
A
spokesman
for
Chancellor
Ludwig
Erhard
said
the
cabi
cabinet
�
net
agreed
unanimously
that
it
is
possible
that
now
crimes
may
be
discovered
after
May
8
Thats
the
date
under
the
present
law
of
limitations
when
the
hunt
for
Nazi
murderers
would
end
since
virtually
no
prosecutions
could
be
under
undertaken
�
taken
after
May
8
Highways
Dept
Busy
Keeping
Roads
Passable
The
Department
of
Highways
has
had
all
its
equipment
at
work
trying
to
keep
passable
roads
which
were
flooded
during
last
weeks
thaw
Normally
with
the
onset
of
winter
snow
becomes
hard
packed
leaving
a
fairly
smooth
driving
surface
However
the
recent
thaw
which
brought
temperatures
up
to
55
created
a
melting
situa
situation
�
tion
in
which
run
off
water
collected
on
top
of
the
packed
snow
The
colder
weather
fol
following
�
lowing
froze
the
water
into
a
crust
of
ice
Traffic
has
broken
through
the
crust
and
kept
the
water
from
re
-
freezing
Water
splashing
out
and
freezing
has
formed
hard
cutting
lips
oi
ice
around
the
breaks
While
two
smashed
logging
r
trucks
blocked
the
Sintich
Road
Tuesday
logger
Karl
Lurz
stopped
cars
turning
onto
the
road
from
the
Bypass
High
Highway
�
way
to
warn
the
drivers
there
was
no
through
traffic
He
stood
on
the
corner
for
three
hours
Knox
United
Church
Choir
was
recorded
by
the
CBC
recently
and
the
tape
will
be
heard
at
630
pm
Monday
on
both
CKPG
and
the
CBC
This
is
in
conjunction
with
a
CBC
sponsored
Canada
wide
choir
competition
held
In
1964
for
the
first
time
y
A
bus
depot
thief
might
r
have
been
Just
a
little
dis
disappointed
�
appointed
last
night
whenhe
opened
two
suitcases
he
had
stolen
from
the
back
of
a
pick
pickup
�
up
truck
The
suitcases
con
contained
�
tained
only
personal
articles
of
Mrs
Edith
Youb
of
Dawson
Creek
and
Mrs
Theresa
Hegg
of
New
Westminster
INDEX
Weather
3
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22
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advertisement
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not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
COUNTRIES
WANT
VIET
NAM
SITUATION
SETTLED
UNITED
NATIONS
CP
-New
moves
are
reported
in
ef
efforts
�
forts
to
reach
a
negotiated
set
settlement
�
tlement
in
Viet
Nam
United
Nations
Secretary
General
U
Thant
said
today
he
has
been
engaged
in
private
discussions
for
some
time
with
the
U
S
and
other
parties
to
the
Viet
Nam
conflict
He
said
he
has
made
concrete
proposals
aimed
at
a
negotiated
settle
settlement
�
ment
U
Thant
said
so
far
his
consultations
have
not
been
con
conclusive
�
clusive
Meanwhile
France
announc
announced
�
ed
it
has
agreed
to
work
with
the
Soviet
Union
In
pressing
for
an
international
conference
to
settle
the
conflict
The
Rus
Russians
�
sians
took
the
initiative
in
mak
making
�
ing
the
proposal
Diplomatic
sources
in
Mos
Moscow
�
cow
said
Russia
would
seek
neutralization
of
South
Viet
Nam
at
such
a
conference
France
has
advocated
a
similar
course
for
North
Viet
Nam
Cambodia
and
Laos
The
White
House
has
had
no
comment
on
U
Thants
state
statement
�
ment
And
It
refused
comment
on
the
negotiations
involving
France
and
Russia
Construction
Still
Climbs
Building
activity
in
Prince
George
during
January
was
double
that
of
the
same
month
in
1964
despite
colder
weather
conditions
Central
Mortgage
and
Hous
Housing
�
ing
Corp
reported
40
new
dwelling
units
were
started
dur
during
�
ing
January
while
in
1964
only
19
projects
were
started
Under
construction
at
the
end
of
the
month
were
223
new
units
com
compared
�
pared
with
185
in
1964
The
total
number
of
housing
starts
In
British
Columbia
in
January
1965
was
16
units
less
than
one
year
ago
Some
1072
units
were
started
this
year
while
In
1964
It
was
1088
NHA
loans
Increased
sharp
sharply
�
ly
this
year
for
a
total
of
245
compared
with
215
during
Jan
January
�
uary
1964
Child
Slams
Into
Truck
A
three-year-old
South
Fort
George
boy
is
in
satisfactory
condition
in
hospital
today
with
head
injuries
suffered
when
struck
by
a
pickup
truck
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
Richard
Aublchon
the
deaf
mute
son
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Ern
Ernest
�
est
Aublchon
was
struck
about
8
pm
when
he
ran
down
a
snowbank
near
his
home
into
the
path
of
the
truck
driven
by
Hartvik
Rud
of
Prince
George
Police
said
the
young
boy
could
not
hear
the
truck
ap
approaching
�
proaching
and
the
driver
had
no
chance
to
avoid
the
child
The
man
who
may
go
down
on
record
as
the
citys
most
grateful
joy
rider
was
re
reported
�
ported
by
Peter
Osmack
of
Prlnco
George
Hotel
today
Tuesday
evening
Pete
took
his
car
from
the
parking
lot
and
drove
to
his
Watrous
St
home
This
morning
he
swept
off
the
snow
and
climbed
Into
the
ve
vehicle
�
hicle
and
found
a
mighty
fat
wallet
on
the
seat
It
contained
money
money
orders
and
checques
A
look
at
the
mileage
meter
showed
50
to
60
more
miles
had
been
totalled
up
since
the
car
was
parked
for
the
night
So
if
the
borrower
wants
the
wallet
back
he
can
get
it
at
the
Prince
George
pro
providing
�
viding
he
comes
up
with
a
con
convincing
�
vincing
enough
story
y
And
who
was
the
driver
of
i
the
yellow
and
blue
car
that
crossed
the
new
Fraser
River
bridge
at
530pm
Tues
Tuesday
�
day
while
he
was
casually
sip
sipping
�
ping
at
a
bottle
of
the
sudsy
brew
The
first
three
numbers
of
his
1964
BC
licence
plate
are
527
y
While
most
of
us
were
r
shuffling
through
the
snow
snowdrifts
�
drifts
today
Mayor
Dezell
was
shuffling
off
to
Acapulco
But
Its
a
well
deserved
rest
for
the
cltysconsclentlous
chief
magistrate
Cft
Trades
Bullet
With
Beans
Gets
Term
A
man
who
returned
fire
with
a
22
calibre
rifle
on
four
boys
who
were
peppering
his
Hlxon
home
with
bean
shooters
has
been
given
a
two
year
suspend
suspended
�
ed
sentence
Ralph
Herndon
56
was
char
charged
�
ged
with
wounding
with
Intent
to
cause
bodily
harm
after
one
of
the
boys
Larry
George
Sweder
15
was
hit
In
the
leg
by
one
of
the
bullets
The
boy
Is
In
satisfactory
condition
In
Prince
George
Re
Regional
�
gional
Hospital
Court
was
told
four
boys
in
including
�
cluding
Sweder
were
shooting
beans
from
bean
shooters
at
windows
In
the
Hendron
house
Saturday
Defence
counsel
M
J
Find
lay
said
As
a
result
of
an
annoyance
�
noyance
the
accused
acted
In
an
irrational
manner
The
trial
washeldatQuesnel
Laurel
Dies
SANTA
MONICA
California
AP
The
surviving
member
of
the
famed
early
day
movie
comedy
team
of
Laurel
and
Hardy
Stan
Laurel
died
to
today
�
day
of
a
heart
attack
here
e
e
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GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
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FEBRUARY
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1965
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Two
hours
after
a
freak
accident
on
the
Sintich
Road
Ray
Iwaskow
stands
beside
his
wrecked
truck
from
which
he
miraculously
escaped
with
only
one
small
cut
and
several
bruises
His
truck
was
smashed
by
logs
from
another
truck
which
jack
knifed
in
front
ofJhim
Reidie
photo
FOR
HIGHLAND
PARK
240
Suite
Apartment
Complex
to
be
Built
A
25
million
240
auite
apartment
complex
will
be
built
this
summer
in
Highland
Park
Sub
Subdivision
�
division
it
was
announced
today
It
brings
to
close
to
450
tho
number
of
apartment
units
which
developers
propose
to
build
In
Prince
George
this
year
Realtor
Gordon
Bryant
said
work
on
the
Highland
garden
apartment
will
begin
April
15
and
probably
will
be
complet
completed
�
ed
by
Sept
1
The
rambling
structure
will
be
three
stories
high
and
rents
will
range
between
130
and
145
a
month
he
said
The
developer
is
Park
Vil
Village
�
lage
Apartments
Ltd
whose
principals
are
in
Prince
George
and
Vancouver
Tho
complex
will
have
two
swimming
pools
kindergarten
facilities
and
recreation
rooms
for
teenagers
and
senior
cit
citizens
�
izens
The
structure
will
have
12
apartments
in
each
block
The
suites
will
bo
of
two
and
three
bedrooms
each
There
will
be
hot
water
heat
heating
�
ing
the
cost
is
included
in
the
rent
as
well
as
wall-to-wall
carpeting
drapes
and
appliances
The
garden
apartment
will
be
built
on
the
southeast
corner
of
Highland
Park
opposite
Quinn
St
said
Mr
Bryant
It
will
be
tho
largest
apart
apartment
�
ment
complex
In
the
city
There
are
at
least
8500
peo
people
�
ple
In
the
Prince
George
area
who
have
only
four
days
In
which
to
buy
their
new
motor
vehicle
license
plates
Sales
of
the
new
plates
at
the
provincial
government
were
slow
until
this
month
when
they
quickly
picked
up
To
make
sure
everyone
has
their
plates
before
the
Feb
28
deadline
the
office
will
be
open
from
830
am
to
5
pm
Sat
Saturday
�
urday
There
were
10900
plates
old
he
explained
Garden
apart
apartments
�
ments
have
proven
exceeding
exceedingly
�
ly
successful
in
other
areas
and
we
expect
there
will
be
the
same
reaction
here
Two
high
-
rise
apartments
one
at
Fifteenth
Ave
and
Queensway
St
and
the
other
at
Twentieth
Ave
and
Queens
way
St
earlier
were
announc
announced
�
ed
for
construction
this
year
In
addition
there
are
a
num
number
�
ber
of
other
apartment
proj
projects
�
ects
proposed
most
of
them
containing
about
30
suites
License
Plate
Sale
Slow
With
Sunday
Deadline
for
passenger
cars
through
the
Prince
George
motor
vehicle
office
last
year
However
only
5000
plates
have
been
sold
so
far
this
year
There
have
been
1800
1965
commercial
plates
sold
while
4300
were
sold
last
year
March
is
usually
a
busy
month
for
sales
and
so
far
this
year
sales
probably
are
a
bit
ahead
of
last
year
said
a
spokesman
for
the
Motor
Ve
Vehicle
�
hicle
Branch
in
Prince
George
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THE
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newspaper
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MONTH
Drivers
Escape
Crashing
Logs
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Damage
To
Truck
Loader
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RINGDAL
Citizen
Staff
Writer
The
hand
of
death
reached
for
two
Prince
George
men
Tuesday
Inches
saved
them
from
its
grip
Ray
Iwaskow
of
the
Wil
ton
Subdivision
nearly
was
crushed
when
the
cab
of
a
truck
he
was
driving
was
smashed
by
logs
from
a
sec
second
�
ond
truck
which
jack
knifed
in
front
of
him
Then
as
the
logs
were
shifted
from
the
wreckage
by
a
front
end
loader
one
slipped
crushing
the
loader
cab
I
feel
like
I
went
through
a
washing
ma
machine
�
chine
Mr
Iwaskow
said
today
Loader
operator
Ed
Craft
escaped
without
a
scratch
Damage
to
the
trucks
and
loaders
was
estimated
at
14000
The
accident
occurred
at
230
pm
eight
miles
south
of
Prince
George
one
half
mile
from
Netherlands
Overseas
Mills
on
the
Sintich
Road
Iwaskow
34
doesnt
know
to
today
�
day
how
he
escaped
death
when
his
truck
was
crushed
by
the
logs
His
only
injuries
were
a
small
cut
on
the
forehead
and
several
bruises
on
his
head
one
arm
and
one
leg
I
feel
fine
he
said
after
the
accident
The
other
truck
driven
by
Mary
on
Gallant
and
owned
by
Larry
Hyslop
was
coming
down
a
steep
hill
heading
for
the
Netherlands
Overseas
Mill
with
a
full
load
of
logs
Neither
Mr
Gallant
nor
his
passenger
Ron
Slwak
were
injured
Both
men
are
Prince
George
residents
The
cab
of
Gallants
truck
was
not
damaged
The
loaded
truck
Jack
knifed
at
the
bottom
of
the
hill
spew
spewing
�
ing
logs
over
Iwaskows
truck
and
spreading
across
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
tracks
which
run
parallel
to
Sinltch
Road
Craft
called
in
to
remove
the
logs
from
the
wreckage
had
just
begun
the
difficult
task
when
a
log
slipped
from
the
grapple
hooks
and
crashed
Estimate
Car
Damages
650
An
Aleza
Lake
man
has
been
charged
with
driving
without
due
care
and
attention
as
the
result
of
an
accident
on
Fourth
Ave
early
today
Police
said
Helmer
Lloyd
Austlnson
was
the
driver
of
a
car
which
hit
a
parked
auto
owned
by
William
Wandlo
of
the
Hart
Highway
at
140
am
Total
damage
in
the
accident
was
estimated
at
650
area
in
the
world
because
30
years
ago
It
had
begun
to
prepare
Its
young
people
for
an
advanced
society
It
had
over
a
third
of
all
Nobel
Prizewinners
in
science
teaching
in
Its
universities
New
science
Industries
were
clustering
around
research
laboratories
All
federal
projects
sniffed
Trade
Minister
Loff
mark
California
has
the
highest
rate
of
juvenile
delinquency
also
said
Waldo
Skilllngs
I
didnt
think
anyone
In
this
house
even
the
mem
member
�
ber
from
Victoria
would
try
to
relate
higher
education
to
the
growth
of
Juvenile
delin
delinquency
�
quency
retorted
McGeer
Mr
Wllllston
remarked
that
the
California
education
system
couldnt
be
very
good
It
had
just
finished
having
down
on
the
cab
Iwaskow
the
father
of
four
children
was
taken
to
Prince
George
Regional
Hospital
where
he
received
emergency
treat
treatment
�
ment
He
was
back
at
the
scene
of
the
accident
at
430
pm
two
hours
after
the
mishap
I
had
just
dumped
a
load
of
logs
at
the
Netherlands
Mill
I
was
heading
back
to
the
By
Bypass
�
pass
Highway
when
I
saw
the
other
truck
coming
down
the
hill
Iwaskow
said
He
had
returned
to
the
scene
to
see
the
scrap
metal
that
had
been
his
living
I
thought
he
was
going
to
go
around
mo
but
then
he
started
sliding
I
cant
remember
a
thing
after
that
until
I
found
myself
on
the
floorboards
of
my
truck
he
said
I
climbed
out
through
the
door
on
the
passenger
side
that
had
been
buckled
open
under
the
logs
He
was
taken
to
hospital
by
mill
workers
His
truck
was
later
pulled
from
under
the
logs
by
a
Caterpillar
tractor
A
power
saw
was
used
to
remove
thelogfromthecrushed
cab
of
the
front
end
loader
A
mlllworker
who
came
to
help
clear
the
wreckage
re
reaffirmed
�
affirmed
a
fact
that
Mr
Iwaskow
knew
all
too
well
already
He
stated
Youre
about
the
luckiest
trucker
alive
a
student
rebellion
In
one
of
its
largest
universities
You
should
talk
You
were
education
minister
In
the
Black
50s
when
educa
education
�
tion
in
BC
got
so
far
be
behind
�
hind
McGeer
shouted
BYKENMclVOR
You
were
In
charge
when
your
government
was
carry
carrying
�
ing
on
a
virtual
war
against
higher
education
in
this
province
An
NDP
member
Dyn
Dynamic
�
amic
Society
nuts
More
yells
insults
hoots
and
Jeers
with
Mr
Speaker
swinging
his
gavel
like
a
trip
hammer
McGeer
then
deliveredhls
parting
shot
The
education
department
has
come
partly
awake
he
said
It
has
sud
suddenly
�
denly
and
belatedly
SMITHERS
BALKS
AT
RAIL
RUNS
The
village
of
Smithers
today
pleaded
for
Canadian
National
Railways
not
to
Institute
a
run
through1
policy
in
Central
BC
If
railroaders
had
to
leave
the
town
It
would
have
dlsas-
trous
effects
on
everyone
in
the
community
claimed
J
L
Cape
well
Smithers
clerk
treasurer
However
Howard
Hutton
CNRs
regional
counsel
told
a
Royal
Commission
sitting
In
Prince
George
that
the
railway
never
intended
to
institute
its
run
through
plan
at
Smithers
Mr
Cape
we
11
presented
a
brief
to
Mr
Justice
Samuel
Friedman
whos
hearing
all
sides
of
the
dispute
over
run
throughs
The
railway
wants
to
elimin
eliminate
�
ate
two
turn
around
points
for
its
crews
on
the
Prairies
How
However
�
ever
both
the
CNR
and
Its
unions
say
If
the
run
through
policy
goes
into
effect
It
will
have
wider
Implications
ontheentlre
railway
system
Mr
Cape
we
11
said
a
run
through
policy
would
affect
55
CNR
employees
at
Smithers
Forty
seven
of
them
are
prop
property
�
erty
owners
I
The
village
would
bo
faced
with
a
financial
crisis
that
could
prove
most
destructive
he
told
the
hearing
He
suggested
the
result
would
be
a
400000
annual
loss
in
payroll
Mr
Capewell
said
he
based
his
submission
on
rumors
he
and
other
town
officials
have
heard
from
CNR
employees
PG
PULP
AND
PAPER
Premier
to
Probe
Mill
Assessment
VICTORIA
Special
Premier
Bennett
has
promised
to
investigate
reports
that
the
new
Prince
George
Pulp
and
Paper
Co
mill
is
under
underassessed
�
assessed
He
made
the
pledge
to
Gordon
Dowdlng
NDP
Burnaby
who
told
the
legislature
the
mill
site
in
unorganized
terri
territory
�
tory
has
been
assessed
at
only
80
an
acre
Industrial
sites
within
city
limits
are
assessed
40
times
higher
Dowdlng
said
He
asked
if
this
amounted
to
a
concession
to
industry
locating
outside
the
city
There
are
no
concessions
Bennett
replied
Dowdlng
said
there
still
seemed
to
be
some
disparity
Bennett
said
that
if
the
New
Democrat
furnished
him
with
all
the
relevant
information
he
would
look
Into
the
com
complaint
�
plaint
The
city
of
Prince
George
fearing
inequalities
in
the
school
tax
levies
has
succeed
succeeded
�
ed
in
having
the
district
as
assessments
�
sessments
reviewed
It
took
its
case
to
the
recent
Court
of
Revision
hearing
into
1965
assessments
and
pointed
out
several
disparities
In
the
rural
tax
roll
City
officials
claimed
there
was
insufficient
staff
at
the
provincial
assessors
office
in
Prince
George
to
keep
up
with
sky
rocketing
land
development
and
improvements
Dornan
Suspected
OTTAWA
CP
-
The
Dorion
Commission
heard
Raymond
Denis
testify
today
he
sus
suspected
�
pected
Hal
Dornan
gave
away
the
contents
of
a
confidential
Immigration
department
report
on
Harry
Stonehlll
to
Al
Wil
Williamson
�
liamson
a
Vancouver
public
relations
man
Mr
Dornan
is
executive
officer
and
speech
writer
for
Prime
Minister
Pearson
Reeling
and
Writhing
With
Pat
McGeer
The
budget
debate
closed
with
ono
of
the
finest
donny
brooks
of
the
session
so
far
And
appropriately
it
was
Pat
McGeer
who
dared
the
bully
boys
on
the
government
side
to
step
on
the
tail
ofhis
coat
Hed
got
under
the
hide
of
Education
Minister
Leslie
Peterson
earlier
In
the
ses
session
�
sion
Tuesday
he
began
to
rub
salt
In
the
wounds
The
government
had
spent
wads
of
money
on
power
ferries
railroads
and
black
blacktop
�
top
and
had
neglected
educa
education
�
tion
a
prime
need
of
any
dynamic
society
Its
techni
technical
�
cal
and
vocational
program
was
the
poorest
In
Canada
It
was
starving
university
training
by
cutting
back
op
operating
�
erating
grants
This
set
off
cat
calls
and
jeers
from
government
members
It
got
McGeers
Irish
up
You
dont
even
know
you
are
living
in
a
scientific
age
he
shouted
at
the
gov
government
�
ernment
men
Your
education
program
is
bush
league
When
the
tumult
died
down
McGeer
began
to
quote
want
ads
from
California
papers
dozens
of
them
soeklng
trained
technicians
scien
scientists
�
tists
laboratory
personnel
McGeer
said
they
were
run-of-the-mill
ads
reveal
revealing
�
ing
the
great
activity
In
sci
scientific
�
entific
work
in
the
State
of
California
This
state
was
the
richest
most
advanced
I4U
jF
stepped
up
Its
vocational
and
technical
program
There
will
be
four
new
technical
and
six
new
vocational
schools
But
It
took
three
years
of
steady
prodding
to
get
it
in
motion
And
now
it
will
take
a
three
year
crash
program
to
bring
BC
up
to
the
Canadian
average
stand
standard
�
ard
the
Point
Grey
member
declared
Even
so
progress
would
be
uneven
He
said
hed
had
it
on
the
grapevine
that
operating
grants
for
UBC
would
be
cut
back
10
per
cent
this
year
This
would
hamstring
the
universitys
effort
to
get
bet
better
�
ter
teachers
Competition
for
good
teachers
these
days
was
almost
as
sharp
as
com
competition
�
petition
for
good
football
players